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and essentially, what we now have is this back lash against this african-american president., the way that the republican party has gone about trying to turn specifically white, poor whites, and the white middle class against this president to delegitimize him. to make him seem outside the main stream. they say he was not born here. they say that we're not sure about his birth certificate. he might be a secret muslim. all of that is race-laced, i would say and is a part of the same political strategy. >> you think that's classic whistle blowing. dog whistles. and it is so obvious but yet, so effective. that's why i think it is important for us to call them out on what they're doing. >> you buy that? >> well, i think that it is true. i think that race and fear are the two most effective salespeople for politicians. after all, i think about jesse helms' ad with the white hands crumbling the paper saying you want that job but they gave to it a minority. you think back to willie horton and some other things taking place. ronald reagan holding his kickoff event in mississippi. tho

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do they feel entitled to lash out in a violent way. >> i don't think anybody is entitled to lash out in a violent way. >> would they feel that way. >> i can't speak for all of black america and all of brown america or white america. >> bill: in your research. >> my research suggest to me that there has always been a link between poverty and crime. that's why dr. west and i have written this book because our very democracy is trend by poverty. we argue in this book that poverty is a matter of national security. we argue in the book that poverty isn't color coded. when one out of two americans is either in or near poverty, that's a societal crisis, bill. we are getting dangerously close to cementing a permanent american catastrophe when people feel put upon don't exexpress by doing work that's not a black or brown thing that's an american problem. >> what in your book is the primary reason for the poverty? >> a lack of opportunity. >> bill: which comes out of where? >> a lack of opportunity and corporate greed and political indifference and politicians ons left and the right not making

do they feel entitled to lash out in a violent way. >> i don't think anybody is entitled to lash out in a violent way. >> would they feel that way. >> i can't speak for all of black america and all of brown america or white america. >> bill: in your research. >> my research suggest to me that there has always been a link between poverty and crime. that's why dr. west and i have written this book because our very democracy is trend by poverty. we argue in this book that poverty is a matter of national security. we argue in the book that poverty isn't color coded. when one out of two americans is either in or near poverty, that's a societal crisis, bill. we are getting dangerously close to cementing a permanent american catastrophe when people feel put upon don't exexpress by doing work that's not a black or brown thing that's an american problem. >> what in your book is the primary reason for the poverty? >> a lack of opportunity. >> bill: which comes out of where? >> a lack of opportunity and corporate greed and political indifference and politicians ons left and the right not making

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she's got lashes on. a lot of brides wear lashes on your wedding day.and she's very elegant and understated. she kind of looks like a princess. >> michelle, you look beautiful. >> doesn't she look beautiful? >> bobbie, is it more makeup for the city bride? i know you said glamorous. this is all of those things, but is it more? >> it's a brighter lip probably than you're used to. and it's certainly a darker liner and lashes. and it's very subtle. it's very subtle. and make sure you have enough blush on because the day of your wedding often girls just get faded just from the stress of running around. >> and what about making sure you don't oil up since, again, with the pictures all day. >> right. you could wear long-wear foundation. they do it. if your skin is drier, wear a moisturizer underneath. put your powder on with a puff and not a brush. that will keep it on longer. and blotting papers. >> you look absolutely beautiful. >> doesn't she look pretty? >> yes, she does. let's move to our beach bride. what do you have here? >> so our beach bride is a lot

many of which also part of this back lash against austerity. in terms though of the franco german relationship which remains the core of europe, this is coming to a really interesting crisis point. clearly, the president will be meeting angela merkel in the next few days and we'll get more of a sense from that how this relationship is going to develop. but remember, merkel offered to campaign for president sarkozy. >> right. >> and the election. he i think wisely given the unpopularity of austerity and its association with germany in france, he wisely turned down that offer. but this is not exactly the most propitious circumstances in which to start off a new relationship. >> well, i was going to say angela merkel now needing to politically pivot to welcome in alan who was voted in within that tight margin of error over sarkozy. explain what his plans are that could then kind of -- that the french people felt they needed to move forward with. what are his plans to move what the eurozone is and the debt crisis that they face forward? >> well, he

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. >> a tan loving mother accused of taking her five-year-old daughter along to the tanning salon lashes out saying her critics are jealous. >> i never thought in my wildest dreams i would tell anybody in this house to stop tanning. >> caution, is you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm elector ar laura ingrat for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. new job numbers in for april and they are underwhelming to say the least. we'll get to that shortly. but first, our top story as you may know we have been covering a vicious assault that took place in norfolk, virginia. two reporters for the virginia pilot were driving home from a movie theater when a mob of african american men descended on their chevy cavalier. someone threw a rock at the car and mr. forster got out to confront the attacker. as a result he was attacked and so was she. both took a week off to recover from the assault but their own newspaper did not report the story for two weeks. the factor has been critical and believes the editor are did not cover the story because of its racial com

and then -- lash out. >> reporter: who takes advantage of this?normal 9:00 to 5:00-ers. >> reporter: in fact, she says they are purely professional. like this broker who pretends his co-worker is on the phone. $50 a share. you get to be kidding me! >> reporter: donna doesn't pretend it's a health treatment. for her, it's just a business. >> all the crap that is in your garage, we go around and pick up of that stuff. >> reporter: this red room is green. >> we recycle it. >> reporter: still, critics say it glorifies violence. >> you can't tell me that never in your life, that you didn't want to break something. maybe you are the person that may be crazy. i'm just saying. >> reporter: her customers agree, this business is all the rage. i'm ryan owens for "nightline" in dallas.

court of appeals, now the court's ruling what makes pit bull owners much more liable if their dog lashes out. >> there's a lot of dogs that are going to end up in shelters and a lot of family that is are going to be hurt by this. >> reporter: instead of tough penalties, what's needed is more education for them and more training for the breed. i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness. >> news. >> that group says it plans to fight the ruling. >>> more closures on the jfx just in time to start your workweek. starting tonight those closures will be back in effect. this time all the northbound lanes of the jfx will be shut down from 10:00 p.m. until four ram. now once the closures are lifted, one lane will remain closed in each direction which is pretty much how it is right now. >>> hundreds of cyclists make their way from ocean city to baltimore for a great cause. it is the tenth annual ride for the feast that benefits movable feeds. each rider pledged to raise a minimum of $1,300. i've been following a couple of the riders on twitter, their comments saying it has been a great event this year, perfe

. >> a tan loving mother accused of taking her five-year-old daughter along to the tanning salon lashes out saying her critics are jealous. >> i never thought in my wildest dreams i would tell anybody in this house to stop tanning. >> caution, is you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm elector ar laura ingrat for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. new job numbers in for april and they are underwhelming to say the least. we'll get to that shortly. but first, our top story as you may know we have been covering a vicious assault that took place in norfolk, virginia. two reporters for the virginia pilot were driving home from a movie theater when a mob of african american men descended on their chevy cavalier. someone threw a rock at the car and mr. forster got out to confront the attacker. as a result he was attacked and so was she. both took a week off to recover from the assault but their own newspaper did not report the story for two weeks. the factor has been critical and believes the editor are did not cover the story because of its racial com

i get mad and angry and want to lash out and hurt something, i'll turn on myself. >> but some inmates act on anger by lashing out on others. >> inside, inside, close the door. >> an assault has just occurred inside "f" dorm. the victims are isp staff members robert taylor -- >> [ bleep ]. >> -- and james cadwell. >> a man was getting moved out he got fired from his job, was getting moved out. somebody blamed him for that. we were getting ready to leave and he jumped him. i tried breaking it up and got hit, too. >> you okay, jimmy? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> nitro? >> i put one under his tongue already and he's got them in his right pocket if you need more. >> taylo is 68 years old and has a history of heart problems. >> mr. taylo, we'd like to bring you back to the hospital building, okay? >> whatever. >> one, two, three. hold on to him. hold on. look at me, look at me. i want you to keep looking at me. don't look at the floor. the way you look is the way you go. >> today we had an offender that was told he has to move out of his cell house, out of the "f" unit. that's one of our dormitori

the lashing out at big oil, lashing out at rich people getting clobbered in the poll. with -- he has the gay, i would say the majority of homosexual americans are going to vote for him any way. they know sympathy because don't ask, don't tell in the military and biden going out and saying it. it seems to me that barack obama believes that he has to mobilize the left. he has to every single vote he could possibly get to win re-election and this is why he is doing it. >> you are right. but at some point you get more and more turnout among a smaller and smaller base. and you lose the election by a lot. >> bill: but the polls show that most americans do support gay marriage. like 50, 53. >> by 50 to 48. >> very close. there are only two groups that feel strongly about it. the gays and the anti-gays. by taking that position, he really marginalizes himself with the entire constituencies what constituency is that? social conservatives. >> you think that social conservatives barack obama. >> it's not social conservatives. it's that he looks leftist taking a position, everybody

the demonstrations were large and people were lashing out because one in four people out of work. >>> dozens of people at madrid's central plaza to protest their bleak job prospects in the economy. protesters say they're angry over europe's financial crisis and plan to say to stay in the plaza for release three days. demonstrators marched through several spanish cities. the protest marked one year since the city's called the in dig in movement spain has the highest unemployment rate of countries using the euro almost 25%. saddest day of action spread across europe including marches in italy and germany in london a crowd of occupy protesters clashed with police but others gathered peacefully in front of st. paul's cathedral and called for financial reform. >>> at the grass-roots level on one of the ordinary people there is an opinion the economic system failed us and needs to change. >>> the uncertainty in europe as world financial markets struggling. >>> 2012 tour of california cyprus is under way in sonoma county tomorrow. stage one is round trip with start and finish in santa rosa.

the chaos sunday night. 45 people were arrested and a few injured as a small group of demonstrators lashed out at police. protesters are now gearing up for round two putting pressure on those that they feel are now being held responsible. >> nato generals need to be held accountable to those serving under them. >> first lady michelle obama was not immune from the protesters either. hundreds demonstrated near the art institute of chicago as she hosted a dinner for the spouses of nato leaders inside. >> also new at noon, a major announcement from the naacp. they have passed a resolution supporting same-sex marriage. this comes two weeks after the president announced he supports the controversial issue. >> that announcement just wrapping up a little while ago. the president of the naacp calling this a civil rights issue of our time. they say that this was not a time to speak out, to make everyone clear that this organization is committed to quality. this is the first time the naacp has made a statement in support of same-sex marriage. over the weekend the border directors passed a resolution

. >>> coming up, a mother accused of taking a daughter into a tanning booth is lashing out y.e out to get her. >>> that's the second you see your son dropping the limp wrist, you walk over there and crush that wrist. >> a pastor is apologizing for going an anti-gay tirade. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months. . >> dads, the second you see your son dropping the limp wrist, you walk over there and crush that wrist. man up. give them a good punch, okay. you're not going to act like that. you were made by god to be a male and you going to be a male. >>> a north carolina pastor said he was only joking. sean harris tells the "fayetteville observer" he doesn't advocate hitting children and wishes he could take back the

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the lashing out at big oil, lashing out at rich people getting clobbered in the poll. with -- he has the gay, i would say the majority of homosexual americans are going to vote for him any way. they know sympathy because don't ask, don't tell in the military and biden going out and saying it. it seems to me that barack obama believes that he has to mobilize the left. he has to every single vote he could possibly get to win re-election and this is why he is doing it. >> you are right. but at some point you get more and more turnout among a smaller and smaller base. and you lose the election by a lot. >> bill: but the polls show that most americans do support gay marriage. like 50, 53. >> by 50 to 48. >> very close. there are only two groups that feel strongly about it. the gays and the anti-gays. by taking that position, he really marginalizes himself with the entire constituencies what constituency is that? social conservatives. >> you think that social conservatives barack obama. >> it's not social conservatives. it's that he looks leftist taking a position, everybody

. >> an off-duty police officer lashes out after a video vigilante confronts more cops behaving badlyhe goes by his real name, but on the streets, he's known as jimmy justice. >> it's about justice. for the average joe in new york, who's trying to get to work and is constantly being given a hard time by the cops for every tiny parking infraction that we do, and i've turned the tables on them. >> jimmy justice works as an audio systems engineer, but in his off time, he hits the road to catch what he says is a blatant disregard for the law by authorities. >> they have this sense of entitlement that because they work for the police department or because they work for the government or for a city agency in new york, that they can do whatever they want. >> according to jimmy, many officers tasked with enforcing traffic and parking laws are also breaking them. >> the same people who write these tickets have these placards they put in the windshield of their cars that identify them as traffic cops, as police officers, as court officers. then they use these parking placards illegally. >> apri

now it's the ruling that makes the pit bulls much more liable as they lash out. >> a lot of dossing are going to end up in shelters now. >> reporter: they say instead of tough penalties, what's needed is more education for them and more training on the breed. wjz eyewitness news. >> they do plan to fight the high court's ruling. >>> an investigation is under way tonight after a cocktail is found at the scene of a fire. one person was taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. now, after the fire was under control they said they found a cocktail behind the burned out building. >>> more construction haiducks of the -- this time it's all north bound lanes of the jfx and will be shut down from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. once the closures are listed one lane will still remain open. expect traffic back ups at 83 and 29th street. we have a lot more still to come. >>> serious violence pours into lebanon. find out about the protesters. the precaution officials will take and facebook. mark takes his company and relationship public. >> reporter: traveling for the holiday while cutting down

stone's sister explained why she lashed out. >> mother's know where their kids are.way you can tell me you went three months without knowing where your child was. any child will always turn to their mother. you can't turn to nobody else, you can always turn to your employer. >> they had children together, they got into a fight in february in northeast washington, which ended with stone being shot. police are offering a $25,000 reward for cook's arrest. a funeral will be held for yolanda stone monday at the baptist church in southeast. >>> the sisters of a man charged in the disappearance of etan patz are shocked to learn their brother confessed. he was 18 years old in 1979 when 6-year-old etan disappeared. hernandez confessed to strangling the child. his sisters say he talked about hurting a child years ago, but didn't go into details. the body of etan patz has never been found. >>> the pope's butler has been arrested. he was always seated up front in the pope mobile. he was arrested wednesday after investigators allegedly found hundreds of confidential documents in

don't embarrass me. >> there you go. >>> harper lashes one to left. into the corner! doubles by desmond and harper. the nats retake the lead! >> we like it. brice harper is living up to expectations so far. the 19-year-old phenom's double score -- phenom double scored the winning run over the diamondbacks last night. it was the nats' second straight win. harper has a .375 average with three runs batted in. >> all right. 6:21. >>> let's get to tom kierein for an update on the forecast today. tom? >> i'm loving that pink and gold sunrise behind you. the live view from our skywatcher city camera. showing a beautiful sky in the wake of thunderstorms that came through overnight. they have dissipated now. there's another cluster of some thunder and lightning and lightning with heavy rain here in this area in yellow and orange, coming down pretty hard now, west virginia into kentucky. this is going to ride northeast and take a turn and start to move down our way. does look like by later this afternoon. in fact, by noontime, may be moving into the shenandoa