he talks about lucifer. all right. who was lucifer? historically he is a metaphor for evil inclination in hebrew that exists in every person. it tempts them to do wrong. this is from genesis 65. the word satan comes from a hebrew verb meaning to oppose or to instruct and she certain intended to do that; to oppose or obstruct the establishment. the reference isn't about doing evil but opposing the status quo of the haves at the expense of others. the second myth is that his philosophy was bias toward the democratic party. this is also not true. while he uses the word democrat or democratic a number of times in the text, he never says that this is for democrats. this is for any organization, any people, any group as a series of sign posts on how to think about power politics in which they say we are involved in one way or another in power politics. if we agree, fine. if we don't, we are looking for ways to convince or to otherwise obtain that power for the good of ourselves, for the good of our community, it for the good of our nation. h

he talks about lucifer, who was lucifer?historically is a metaphor for evil incarnation in hebrew it's -- that exists in every person that comes to them to do wrong. this is from genesis six-five. the word same comes from the hebrew word meaning to oppose or obstruct. and he certainly intended to do the, to oppose or obstruct establishment. the reference to lucifer is not about doing evil, but rather, posing the accepted status quo at the expense of others the second myth is that his philosophy was biased toward the democratic party. this is also not true. while he uses the word democrat or democratic, a number of times, he never says this is for democrats, this is for any organization, any people or group is a series of sign post on how to think about power politics. let's face it, we are all involved, one way or another and power politics. if we agree with each other, fine. if we don't, we are looking for ways to convince her to otherwise use that power for the good of ourselves and our community, for the good of our natio

he talks about lucifer. all right, who was lucifer?historically, he's a metaphor for evil inclination. in hebrew it is -- [inaudible] that exist in every person. it tends them to do wrong. this is from genesis six coal and five a joy to look at it. the word satan comes from a hebrew word meaning to oppose our to obstruct her candy certainly intended to do that to oppose or to obstruct the establishment. the reference to lucifer is not about doing evil but rather opposing the accepted status quo of the half at the expense of others. the second myth is that his philosophy, in fact, was biased toward the democratic party. this is also not true. while he uses the word democrat or democratic a number of times in the text, he never says that this is for democrats. .. .... .... >> people regardless of color, origin or politics. the third is that he was a communist, marxist, capitalist and god hating an archist whose sole mission was to destroy. he was a capitalist who believed it was only through self interest individuals achieved anyone. why

there's the dedication to lucifer in one of the opening pages and that tells you what you need to know, that book tells you relatively little about alinsky. first of all, the dedication itself is highly problematic. alinsky was atheist probably like many of you in the room and he didn't believe in god and nationally didn't believer in lucifer, why does a guy dedicate a book to do guy he doesn't believe? clearly this is not about alinsky saying he wants to be the devil, something going on. you can be fairly safe that the alinsky book won't be the full and true window into alinsky, you have to look some place else. normally, we would have no place to look but happily towards the end of his life alinsky gave a series of interviews, 1972 and concluding in the year he died, one was to playboy magazine a detailed interview and another one to harper's magazine, i believe. in any case, in the interviews alinsky said stuff that had never appeared in public or print before and they gave you a real window into alinsky, the first thing he says from a very young age i tried to figure out how i coul

decent guys come yet converted into lucifer by the left. romney was treated like a virtual financial criminal. the republican said if we nominate a squeaky clean guy and you make him into lucifer, how do we fight your thuggish tactics? it is appointing someone who knows how to throw a punch. it is the breakdown of civility that began with obama and continued with hillary. i don't think that jimmy carter, truman, or jfk would have done the kind of tactics that obama did. unleashing the instruments of government against your opposition. that is the atmosphere that created trump. host: i want to ask you about commentary that was in the u.s. news and world report. one of the things touched on in the article is focusing on this book and you. democrats and of their treatment of american indians. that is an inspiration for what eventually happened. writestes d'souza mournfully about the genocide of indians in the early 19th century which i find curious because earlier he denounced the shame narrative in american history and stated there was no gen

and with a heatwave across southern europe this week — nicknamed lucifer — it was real madrid who wereands on the trophy. but the manchester united manager was happy enough heading into the domestic season. for us to come here and to do the positive things we did, i think we have to go with a good feeling, and we had to start the premier league on sunday with a positive feeling, and a great experience, and go into the champions league in september. who knows if we get real madrid ain? who knows if we get real madrid again? if we don't get real madrid again, we could get another one of the top teams in europe, one of the champions of the best leagues. and i think this super cup was a really good experience for us. the us pga championship will be played in may, rather than august, from 2019. the final major of the year, which starts on thursday at quail hollow, in north carolina, will fit in between the masters and the us open. it means the players championship will move from may to its previous march date and the biggest benefit to the pga tour is being able to complete the fedex cup pl

i've never been in a church with a lucifer statue."his might be the first question you've ever gotten about chelsea clinton, who, her generation -- [laughter] deepest thinker, what do you think of that customer x >> i don't think she's very sound on either the theology of the history because there actually is quite a lot of satanic iconography throughout the history of the christian church and indeed, these days, whenever certain liberal groups discover that there is a nativity scene on public land, they petition for a satanic seem to be included with it. i think there was a famous one in detroit a couple of years ago but just to stick with her analogy, if the confederacy is satanic, the church, and i'm just running with this because her thought popped into my head, then the church of satan is the democratic party. the democrats were the biggest institutional supporters of slavery on the planet in the 19th century, and they're the only ones to have survived into the 21st century. if you look at other racist parties, the national party

. >> reporter: a summer heat wave forecasters have nicknamed lucifer is bearing down on italy. they've jump started this year's harvest an average of 10 days early and production is taking a hit. this spokesman says the high temperatures have created a decline in production of about 10 to 15%. violent hail storms and frost also hurt some of the grapes. italy's annual wine harvest is the biggest in the world. but despite the heat wave, wine makers still say the glass is half full. the quantity may not be there, but it could still be a very good year in terms of quality. that's because excessive heat has prevented fungus from spreading on the vines. >> the technology they have now for wine making and cutting down grapes when they make wine and things like that, it's a lot easier to manipulate. >> reporter: last year, italy produced about 1 and a half billion gallons of wine. may depend on what mother nature has in mind in the coming months. >> last year, italian wine sales topped $12 million. the country will still be the biggest producer of wine because rivals france and spain h

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italians have nicknamed the heatwave lucifer because it has triggered forest fires and severe weather as well as damaged crops. >>> doctors in utah are tracked to save three sisters who were hit by lightning. the girls aged two, seven and eight were fishing with their father when a storm rolled in. they try to take cover when a bolt of lightning directly hit one of the girls. the father used cpr to revive them. >> we saw the dark clouds it was totally unexpected. i can't imagine the trauma you go through to see your children hit by lightning. and then having to perform cpr and revise absolutely he is a hero. >> the older girls are empirical condition, the younger girl is in fair condition. >>> still ahead on this saturday evening. can we get another nearly perfect day tomorrow? howard has your full forecast. >>> first, a kickball tournament that is much more than keeping score. >>> and why are th i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it pantene is the first shampoo and conditioner system with active pro-v nutrient blends that fuel 100% stronger hair. i'm the one clocking i

the lucifer heat wave has created stifling conditions in spain, france, italy and serbia. some areas in spain even reached over 110 degrees. people are looking to stay cool anywhere they can. >>> you can see a lot of people are trying to find a cooler place. try to go to the swimming pool and other places. but even in the parks, a lot of people come. as you can see hot in here as well.>> the heat has also threatened the safety of travelers. train service was delayed after tracks buckled in the heat. the heat is expected to last until early next week. >>> white house started the withdrawal of the paris accord. secretary of state rex tillerson's twitter page says the president was quote open to re-engaging in a paris agreement if the united states could identify terms that are more favorable to it. it is business, it is workers, it is people and taxpayers. >>> the fbi is investigating an explosion at a minnesota mosque. brian yunus reported happened early this morning as worshipers gathered for morning prayers. >>> this is not just an attack on a mosque. this is an attack in

. >> reporter: a summer heat wave forecasters have nicknamed lucifer is baring down on italy and bedevilingmp started this harvest an average of ten days early and production is taking a hit. this spokesman from italy's agricultural lobby said the high temperatures created a drastic decline in production of 10 to 15%. violent hailstorms and spring frosts also hurt some of the grapes. italy's annual wine harvest is the biggest in the world and the industry employees about 1.5 million people. but despite the heat wave wine makers still see the glass as half full. the quantity may not be there they say but it could still be a very goodyear in terms of quality. that's because excessive heat prevented fungus and disease from spreading on the vines. some towns have occasional rain before the hot weather leading to more concentrated sugar levels in the grapes. >> the technology they have now is a lot easier to manipulate. >> reporter: last year italy produced about 1.5 billion gallons of wine. whether connoisseurs can raise a glass to this year's harvest may depend on what mother nature has in min

at least two deaths are blamed on the heat wave meteorologists have nicknamed "lucifer." the european weather service issued its highest "red alert" heat warning to at least nine countries, including italy, many of the balkan countries and southern poland. weather officials in spain predicted temperatures there could hit a scorching 111 degrees today. the extreme heat has intensified wildfires and crop damage, and authorities urged residents and tourists to stay indoors and drink plenty of fluids. this as a new european commission study predicts europe's death toll from extreme weather could rise sharply if dramatic steps aren't taken to slow global warming. scientists projected the number of deaths from high heat alone could reach more than 150,000 people a year by 2100. back home, the pacific northwest is reeling from its own historic heat wave. thursday was a record-breaker for many for cities, temperatures hitting 102 in eugene, oregon, and 105 degrees in portland, just two degrees short of the all-time high of 107. portland also extended its rainless streak today mar

hungary, spain and the balkans are also sweltering in the heatwave nicknamed lucifer., it's about keeping pool and carrying on. we're keeping our wits about us in terms of any alerts we need to be aware of. local people are very friendly, especially with the kids. with many keeping indoors, there's not much daytime trade for businesses, cafes and restaurants relying on a tourist season. it is quiet, but from eight or nine or ten o'clock, people come out. so they ta ke o'clock, people come out. so they take a drink, eat at a restaurant and stay out every day. for those hoping for a break from europe's heatwaves, temperatures are expected to return to some normality late next week. this is something scientists suggest we should get used to,‘ warming will lead to more extreme weather patterns in the future. now — president trump may be heading to the golf course for a break, but the russian president vladimir putin has chosen the great outdoors. as part of a three—day trip to the siberian wilderness, he's been fishing, swimming and hunting. and once again baring his chest

large swathes of southern europe are sweltering in this heat wave, known as lucifer.ast a dozen countries. in albania, massive forest fires have raged for weeks. the government is now asking for help from the eu. in northern spain, flames are turning the sky red and shutting down highways. on the french island of corsica, planes continue to douse flames below. translation: we have more than seven kilometres of forest edges, many spots remain inaccessible which are likely to start again. italy and the balkans have been most severely affected. one man died in romania and 80 people are in hospital due to the extreme weather. plumes of heat are pushing temperatures above 40 celsius, stretching from albania and as far as portugal. it is the most extreme and widespread heatwave for 14 years. it is notjust people suffering, in budapest zoo they have found some innovative ways of keeping the animals cool. even at altitudes of 3000 metres, glaciers in the austrian alps are melting. holidaymakers have been sharing their heatwave experiences. as temperatures hit 44 degrees, the

. >> reporter: lucifer is living up to its name-- intense heat that's fanning forest fires across france, and scientists warn, summers will keep getting hotter. record-high temperatures in romania caused some to collapse, and they're melting an alpine glacier, slowing summer skiing. zookeepers in hungary tried to give polar bears some relief in the form of blocks of ice. in italy, where authorities in two dozen cities issued weather risk warnings, the wine harvest started weeks early becae grapes ripened so quickly. in rome, ornate fountains are even more of a draw in the 100- degree heat. georgio airu of rome's capitol police explained they've stepped up patrols at fountains following a series of incidents where some, including a skinny- dipper, just dove in. at the fontana di trevi, the fine is now more than $500 if anyone jumps in. >> the problem is that some of them look at us and when they see we are turn our head in other direction, they get into. >> reporter: airu suggests other ways to cool down. >> have an ice cream. or, whatever else. >> gelatos. a gelato every day, sometimes t

hungary, spain and the balkans are also sweltering in the heatwave nicknamed lucifer.tal with dehydration. for tourists here in sicily, it's about keeping cool and carrying on. keeping our wits about us in terms of any alerts we need to be aware of, and local people here are very friendly, especially with the kids. with many keeping indoors, there's not much daytime trade for businesses, cafes a nd restau ra nts, relying on tourist season. it's quiet, but i tell you, from eight, nine, ten o'clock, the people come out, take a drink, eat at a restaurant and stay out every day. for those hoping for a break from europe's heatwave, temperatures are expected to return to some normality late next week. this is something scientists predict we should get used to, though, suggesting global warming will lead to more of us being exposed to increased extreme weather patterns in the years to come. the headlines on bbc news: train companies have warned of significant delays at waterloo station in london for the next three weeks. ten of the station's 19 platforms are closed for constr

these were respectable guys from the center of the party and they were turned by the other side into lucifer romney for making a buck was made to seem like some kind of corrupt plutocrat will trump is even more money than romney but you can't accuse him of being wealthy because the need tells you he's even wealthier so the republicans basically decided we need a tough guy to stand up to the kind of attacks that our candidates get from the left that's how we got trump do you do there's diminish no matter what side you're on a low point in american politics. well i think that we are in a low point in american politics but it really began earlier with a with obama in other words if i look at the obama hillary period of politics it's very different from the old democrats and i would even include bill clinton in the list. truman j.f.k. even jimmy carter for all his failings were a different breed of democrat so american politics when i came to america the age of seventeen in the late seventy's american politics was more of a gentlemen's game and even the media reflected that look would walter cro

these are decent guys and yet they converted into lucifer by the left.rodney was treated as if he was a criminal. the republican said if we nominate a squeaky clean guy how we fight your taxes? it's not by -- that's how we got trump. it's a breakdown of civility. i don't think truman or jfk would've done the tactics obama did on leasing the fbi. the instruments of government, that was a new low. that's atmosphere that created trump. >> i want to ask you about some commentary that was in "u.s. news" and "world report". one of the things has touched on his ideology and she focuses on this book and you is your treatment of democrats in their treatment of american indians and that's an inspiration for what happened on the road. she writes, she writes mournfully of the gems of american indians because in an earlier book in which he denounced the shame narrative they said there was no genocide, this is just another big lie by the left to make americans ashamed but now it's littered with unspeakable crimes i want to give you chance to respond. >> there's some n

a construct was a synthetic thing which was arranged by this very shadowy person or entity called lucifer two point zero and sure enough as soon as they heard from julian assange himself that he had e-mails as he put it pertaining to hillary clinton that was on the twelfth of june last year they got busy saying oh my god what does he have if he has enough he can prove that we stole the election from bernie sanders pure and simple so what we'll do and the idea was well let's let's preempted let's dig up a scheme here we can blame this on the russians and then we can distract attention from the content of these guys are you know why the russians do this work where you have with bush to work like a charm now the evidence that we have now. is forensic ok now you would wonder why the f.b.i. didn't do forensics. it's a big big mystery you would wonder why the people completely composing that shii a. in a say document on the sixth released on the sixth of january didn't do any forensics but they did not like a logical thing that you would do with any crime as they would do the right. of a crime

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. >> reporter: lucifer is living up to its name. fanning forest fires across france and spain.entists warn summers will keep getting hotter. record high temperatures in romania caused some to collapse. and they're melting an alpine glacier. slowing summer skiing. zookeepers in hungary tried to give polar bears some relief in the forms of blocks of ice. in italy where authorities in two dozen cities, issued weather risk warnings, the wine started weeks early. because grapes ripened so quickly. in rome, ornate fountains are more of a draw in the 100 degree heat. the rome's capital police officer says they stepped up patrols at fountains following a series of incidents where some including a skinny dipper just dove in. at the trevi fountain, the fine is $500 if anyone jumps in. >> the problem is some of them look at us, when they see we are turn our head in other, direction, they get into it. >> reporter: he suggests other ways to cool down. >> have an ice cream or something -- or whatever else. >> gelato every day. some times two. >> reporter: scientists are warning avoidable dea

ibly20 a suspected murderer behind bars, leading to a desperate 3 day manhunt, lucifer guinn is charged with killing everly glory. he also robbed a woman at gunpoint and broke into an assisted living center across the street from the murder screen. they do not believe he knew his victim. the murder is unknown. search intensifying in alabama, escaped inmate, we are learning peanut butter helped that criminal and 11 others break out of jail. officials say they took peanut butter and sandwiches and smeared it over a number identified in his outside door. do you understand that? a guard was confused and let the man out and most escapees will be captured in a matter of hours but ray kilpatrick, jail on drug charges, is still on the loose. abca27 the deadly police shooting of an officer, lieutenant aaron allen was shot 14 times trying to help people in a rollover crash. the suspect, jason brown, opened fire as he sat in the car upside down and distracted by his seatbelt, he allegedly kept shooting as alan tried to crawl away. brown facing murder charges. capital police officers responded to t

. >> you have lucifer and satan. in death i found life and hell is my paradise. this is my paradise. his life is illuminated by all of his tattoos. >> it's better than some of the scratches i've seen on some inmates. but it's really not all that extravagant. it's definitely not street-quality work. it was all single needle. >> i was 24 when i got the tattoo on my head. the horns, itself, it's just me being an outlaw. somebody that's a little devil himself. >> at the time that i got that tattoo, i had a real strict belief in being antichristian. i believe if there's a god looking down at me, he's got something looking right back up at him. my original belief is satanism, as in the original terms of the word. it just means a representation and acceptance of negative energy being there to let us know what positive energy is. you can't have one without the other: it's a balance. >> but in lesher's case, his negative energy seems to have far eclipsed his positive. >> i've been in prison my whole life. i did 10 years in the feds, you know. and now, i mean, my charges,

europe is experiencing a sweltering record-breaking heatatwave this summer called lucifer. back in the united d states in louiuisiana,a, torrential done flooded parts of new orleans, inundating cars and schools, forcing people to wade through hip deep water in some neighborhoods. the flash floods overwhelmed the city's sewerage system. sewerage anandhe water board said the flooding was part of clclimate change. now in a different era of climate change where we have these kindnds of rains every moh . it i is not just ththe rest of e country atat is peperiencing the same weather patterns.s. we a are in a situation where we noww receive more rain than anybody could have imagined on a recurring basis. amy: fririday, the trump administration delivered an official notice to the united nations saying it is withdrawn the u.s. from the 2015 paris climate accord. dar al-farooqthe islamic c center in bloomington was bombed on saturday in an act that minnesota governor mark dayton has condemned as terrorism. the explosive device was thrown through the offices w windows at around 5:00 a

. >> reporter: summer heat wave forecasters nicknamed lucifer is bearing down on italy and bee devilingarmers. they have jump started this year harvest an average of 10 day early and production is taking a hit. >> this spokesmen from italy's agricultural lobby say high temperature have created a drastic decline in production at 10 to 15 percent. violent hail storms and spring frost hurt some of the grapes. italy's annual wine harvest is biggest in the world, and industry employs one and a half million people. despite heat wave wine makers still see glass as half full. quantity may not be there, they say but it could still be a very good year, in terms of the quality. that is because excessive heat has prevented fungus and disease from spreading on the vine and some towns have occasional rain before hot weather leading to more concentrated sugar levels in the grapes. >> technology they have for wine making, cooling down, grapes, when they make wine and things like that, it is a lot easier to manipulate. >> reporter: last year italy produced one and a half billion gallons of wine, whether

[ laughter ] "i wasn't looking for dirt on my opponent, but when lord lucifer called i happily tradednd my human voice for the one he gave me now." [ laughter and applause ] but one of the most absurd excuses came from a member of the trump's legal team, jay sekulow. who went on the sunday shows yesterday, and argued that it was actually the secret service's fault for letting the russians into trump tower in the first place. >> well, i've wonder why they -- the secret service, if this was nefarious, why'd the secret service allow these people in? the president had secret service protection at that point. that raised a question with me. >> seth: yes, i was speeding officer, but maybe ask toyota why they sold me a car that goes 90 miles per hour. [ laughter ] also, as the secret service itself pointed out yesterday, donald trump jr. was not under secret service protection in june 2016. only trump himself had that protection, and his team claims trump didn't know about the meeting. so wait, did trump's own lawyer just accidentally admit that trump did know about the meeting, by implying

if you take the iran nuclear negotiations, i spent a lot of time with lucifer -- vociferous critics ofhe deal to understand the concerns. said on athe team and few of these points, they are not wrong and we have to find a way to close this hole. in addition to working hard and studying the issues, that is a skill set that is really important in washington and is getting to be in short supply. charlie: meaning making sure you hear the other side? >> even more than hearing the other side, that you study your own position more than i think most people do and you are willing to change your mind. you are willing to say i thought that was the right way to go about it. it turns out, we should do it a little bit differently. charlie: there is an interesting glimpse in the book, "shattered," about the campaign in which secretary clinton was being bombarded with questions she might face. "you tryasically said, this, you will see how easy this is." >> we were doing debate prep the day after bernie had won the michigan primary. it was a hard day. before a setami of important primaries. i was chidi