. >> up next, booktv sat down with george washington university professor marcy norton to discuss her book "sacred gifts, profane pleasures." this is about 20 minutes. >> george washington professor marcy norton, where did snickers bars and marlboros come from? >> well, we have to go way back in time. tobacco and chocolate are both native to the americas and were developed by indians. tobacco in the distant past, several thousand years bce and cocoa which is the raw central ingredient to chocolate, likewise, maybe around 3,000 bce and so they were central to native americans. and when europeans -- europeans had no knowledge of them until they arrived starting with columbus in 1492. and went from there. >> how were they used in these ancient cultures here? >> so tobacco was used in a whole multitude of ways. it was smoked cigars, pipes, sort of like substances also used topically as medicines, snuff through the nose, enemas, a whole host of applications sort of varying depending on the region. chocolate had a more restricted domain but what's really important is that it was a beverage,

check out a clip of, "martha marcy may marlene."llege. you had -- you had so much >> i don't need your guidance now and i didn't then. i am a teacher and a leader you just never let me be that. but now i am. i know who i am. >> a teacher and a leader? what are you talking about? i am always -- >> dinner's ready! >> i was the one who encouraged you to push yourself, always. you were the one who shut me out. martha -- >> just because we're sisters doesn't mean we need to talk about everything that comes into your head. >> jimmy: oh, you tell her what's up. [ cheers and applause ] you tell her what's going on. "martha marcy may marlene" is in select cities right now. opens nationwide november 11th. elizabeth olsen, everybody! cyndi lauper performs next, come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest, one of our favorites, is a music icon who's here tonight to perform a song from her latest album, "memphis blues." and her new dvd "to memphis with love," documentary, concert stuff, it's really

. >> "marcy, marcy, may, martheen." an older girl trying to regain her life after escaping a cult.es this week. rated r. that's the box fiss preview. nbc news. >> i'm impressioned you can do that. >> me, too. >> that looks like the best one of all. >> yes. >> interesting, cool. >> well "the three muskateers." >> yeah. >> i want to see that. >> it is 44 degrees. about 5:55. we'll check out the preparations for a 911 memorial that has been a labor of won love for fun volunteers. >> the book that has been a best seller before it is released. >> the next time you need the temperature, i'm going to charge. going to have charge for the forecast you will have this weekend. it will be delightful. coming up. >> 11 years ago, 6,000 runners ran the baltimore marathon. this year more than 20,000 run -- runners ran in the baltimore marathon. it was an especially proud moment for david, the cross-country coach that made maryland proud. the economic impact to the city was reported to be $30 million for the weekend and $1 million for sharet. -- charity. the positive impact on our city is priceless

john wagner was given the maximum sentence saying he would show him the same marcie that he should. he was stabbed to death while walking to his home in july of last year. the researcher was on the phone with his mother at the time. she testified to hearing her son's murder. frederick police have arrested a man who they are calling a peeping tom. he entered the college illegally. he was found hiding in a shower stall inside the woman pose a bad thing. he was ever arrested on charges of trespassing and burglary. he is currently free on a $25,000 bond. but police tell 11 is the man who was found dead inside a car was shot to death. the body of 21-year-old was found along salt drive on wednesday night. somebody noticed the car was parked illegally and called police. if you have any information on the border, you are asked to call crime stoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. >> brian jackson was found murdered inside in south baltimore home last week. he was laid to rest today. he is awaiting extradition to bear lead appeared >> if you wanted to travel to one of the most expensive cities in the c

. >> marcy will come into your home and give you the louse buster treatment. >> it hits about 99.2% of the eggs and 87% of the live lice. >> there's no smell, no irritation, because there are no chemicals. a relief to many moms. >> i like that it's not toxic. i have three daughters and they've all at one point in time had lice going through day care and school. >> she says in the past, her 12-year-old daughter had to stay home for school while she treated her for lice. she remembers those drugstore treatments all too well. >> usually my hair would get caught in the comb and it would really hurt. >> reporter: karina is testing out this option in case she's faced with the problem again. because this uses heated air, there is a slight possibility of scalp burn. but karina experienced just the open sift. >> it was very comfortable, really warm and relaxing. >> reporter: a relaxing way to douse a louse. >> unlike many chemical treatments, this device kills both the live lice and the eggs. you can learn more about the device at lousebuster.com. mary ann fab row nbc bay area news. >>> they've

looking to unseat marcy captor who's held it since 1983.t's look back at some of our fondest memories. >> if you look at spreading the wealth, no one can debate that. that's fact. >> politicians are going to kill our country. >> social security is a joke. social security i've never believed in, don't likeforced o. >> thank you for coming out here. >> i think media should be abolished from reporting. >> would you ever run for office? >> i will consider it in about six years. that's a lot of work. it's a job that's very important. i would take it as serious as it is. >> there you go. joe the plumber running for congress in ohio's ninth district. how about hugo chavez? the venezuelan president appeared on television dancing with a young rapper trying to show he's in touch with kids. it showed he was in good health. kn we know he's been fight cancer. some good move there is. polls showed chavez at about 60%. i guess he's trying to pour it on a little bit. some gravy here. looking good, hugo. one more for you. jimmy fallon last night on late nig

last night on the red carpet in new york to celebrate her new psychological thriller called martha marcyae marlene. you can probably tell from the title it is about a woman who has an identity crisis. the film's director won best director at the sundance film festival. it opens october 21st in limited release. sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> and thank you for keeping your eye on us. good morning. you're watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm surae chinn. mike hydeck is off today. monika samtani has your wet traffic on the roads and you need that umbrella today. >> definitely need the umbrella. keep in mind

. >> reporter: just up the street, mark and mar marcy pryor packed their toy boys off to grandma and grandpas after first trying to rough it with just a kerosene heater. >> the first night the four of us were in one bed and we were reading by flashlight and trying to make it fun like "all right, this isn't bad." by day three we're like... >> it's a little old. >> reporter: nearly 400,000 customers are in the same boat as the pryorss in new jersey. it's even in worse in connecticut. more than 750,000 are out of power there and hospitals are reporting an increase in carbon monoxide poisoning as people use generators to heat their homes. >> so we're texting friends to get phone numbers to find kerosene places. >> reporter: back in new jersey where the pryors are trying to keep their heater filled, their boys won't need their halloween costumes until friday. the town's mayor has postponed trick-or-treating because of the downed power lines and trees. when are you hearing you might get your power back >> they said by tomorrow but we keep hearing the next day and the next day so we have no

newspaper radio stations television stations the cable outlet that you tell me that that sounds like the marcy public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues monarchy. even the. sacred. magic is the place. where there is a. shamanistic. crossroads of two hundred. faces strong spirit. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter old l two and you were discussing if social democracy is dead. ok alan if i go back to you in pittsburgh again i'd like to remind our audience why social democracy entire concept called the welfare state or other kinds of isms that you want to add to it socialism whatever but we have to remember it is a in the after. the rise of fascism in europe in the one nine hundred thirty s. and the great depression and it was a political agenda to make sure that people were inclusive in society where there was some a modicum of education people would get a modicum of some kind of health care a modicum of maybe some kind of job but not absolute promises ok but inclusive thing it was a political agenda we see the ideas of social democracy falling apart in some parts of the world do you think

to make if you ask them rather than less than they have ok martin now let me let me go to maurice's marcy is this is this a political crisis not a population crisis i mean maybe to draw upon the some of that you just had to. say because there there is a dearth of food in the world but there is starvation there is that there are people living in massive poverty but there's the world the planet is very rich i mean what math is getting at is it's a political problem because of inequality not because we have too many people. i think it is a very much a crisis about population itself but he is right that is that consumption is very important we consume much too much there's a huge unmet need for family planning but unfortunately there is no unmet need for wanting to consume less it's version much harder to deal with but we must do that. there are ten day is absolutely right that there are very large numbers of women who have children who have babies the pregnancies that they do not want we know this because of the huge number of unsafe abortions for example in many countries where women just a

their eyes on how people are making their feelings felt around the world the latest tweets from marcie's music out in new york says people are continuing their downtown demonstrations and the police have stopped journalists over filming. the pain is not over for former ukrainian prime minister yulia timoshenko new charges have been raised against her only two days after being sentenced to seven years in prison for abusing power and gas deals with russia her convictions through international condemnation from russia the u.s. and the e.u. artie's alexei arshad ski has more from here. judgment day for ukraine's democracy that was how some dubbed events in a key of court this week where former prime minister yulia timoshenko was awaiting the verdict over her a legit shady dealings in a gas deal with russia her supporters took to the streets in her defense before being dispersed by the police. three months of nonstop protests surrounding the case culminated in the biggest reminder yet of the all right revolution the two thousand and four uprising which made him a shango a household name. now

newspaper radio stations television stations the cable outlet you told me that that sounds like the marcy the public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues on archie.

on camera three years ago will face off against either congressman dennis kucinich or congresswoman marcy kaptur for the seat both were redistricted into the same district as a result of the two thousand and ten census that is of course and if joe can even make it out of the republican primary if joe loses he can always fall back on his day job no not as a plumber but as the guy has been used by the republican party for three years. coming up they could create three million new jobs in america so why do republicans just filibuster the president's jobs bill. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right in the. i think. even one well. we never got to that says they're going to keep you safe get ready because you get their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here sees some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. the senate did something today that the republican controlled house of representatives promised neve

newspaper radio stations television stations the cable outlet you told me that that sounds like a marcy the public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues on our chief culture is that so much of allaah the people at area will dance it all right to make the for the life and soul of social democracy in the west an ideal once deemed to be part of the very foundation of democratic values.

words the first time around are now left to judge the commander in chief on his actual americans to marci is represented by a president who studied and taught the rule of law and is now armed with a duty to carry it out but critics say as long as obama raised by his own rules the constitution and his promise to change both i mean compromise or not artsy new york . often there are ways to look at this and things to talk about just a little while ago i spoke to lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer a senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies i asked him to weigh in on this change in strategy under president obama. well you know it's the last report was exactly right there are huge violations of law and this is just getting worse and let me be very clear i'm i'm a conservative and i am against the targeted unmitigated killing of individuals will they be u.s. citizens or not for the very fact that if you kill them they can't talk and let me tell you some more a lot he would have been a treasure trove of information and let me say this to be very clear there's no reason we could ha

welcome to the lower show where you get the real headlines with none of the marcy are from eleven washington d.c. now it's not going to take a look at mass arrests that happened late last night at the occupy boston cam video shows police shouting older veterans for peace and all in all one hundred people are said to have been arrested or to speak to somebody who was there then senior white house adviser david trying to make the case on morning shows today that the president supports americans that are frustrated with financial system take a tree but the president is part of the problem so do they just not get or is a desperate time to try to co-opt the movement david sirota is going to join us for that one on the justice department announced today that a plot by iranian agents to kill the saudi ambassador to the u.s. has been foiled and two men are being charged we're going to take a look at the details which rights and start counting down the minutes until the gone wrong crowd starts trying to get rid of all that freedom and more that images of happy hour but first take a look at the mainst

>> he is running against marcy kaptur long conservative in the house. >> that is totally great. i wish him all of the luck in the world. i think he's already established his credentials as a great american when reporters kept going to him and showing him how he would make more money under obama's plan than bush's plan but he cares more about the country. i don't care. i want to be rich some day. if i ammingly we ha -- finally someone who cares about the entire economy. that's good enough for me. >> we hear about martha captor what do you think about juan williams? >> one williams is cute. >> thank you, ann. >> we are coming back to clarence thomas. he survived. momentum is so fragile. the republican nominating process more than anything i have ever seen in terms of politics shows fragility in almost instant -- all right. got 5 15 seconds left. that's the question, is this going to change who the leader is on the leader board which seems to change every week in politics, waun? that's the question. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand ca

it's currently held by marcy captor. >>> a woman who was once a beauty queen received $2 million rewardr helping bring down one of this country's most wanted mob bosses. she was miss iceland in 1974. she tipped the fbi after she recognized james whitey bulger and his girlfriend in a news report. she game friends with bulger's girlfriend while they were hiding out in santa monica. they bonded over a stray cat in the neighborhood. bulger was captured in june. wanted for 19 murders. >>> there's a reason flight attendants ask us to turn off our cell phones on airplanes. they are not sure whether personal gadgets contributed to a crash or serious problem during a flight. they know ipods, laptops and phones emit enough interference to cause potential problems with flight equipment. they tested out the claims in boeings test center. it's coming up on the "nightly news" with brian williams after this broadcast. >>> two people indicted in a crime involving dogs and roosters. >>> a local charity drive that hit an unexpected roadblock. we'll tell you what happened. >>> coming up in sports after an

marcy kaptur is the longest serving democratic woman in the house.ould be up with a primary challenge from dennis kucinich, also a well-known democrat. how do you beat either one of them, joe? >> let's take this to the occupy wall street. you have some people over there right now are honestly concerned with what's going on you unfortunately they're protesting the wrong people. really what they need is better representation. that is what is comes down to. between marcy kaptur and dennis kucinich, and, representation that we've had, ohio lost a quarter of a million people. obviously something is not being done correctly. so it is not a matter of beating them. it is showing the american people and leading a new way with honesty and integrity and creating a environment for businesses to move back to ohio and flourish, for small businesses to flourish. that is the job that i'm going for. it is not to pander to my party or anyone else's special interests or lobbyists. it is actually to represent the american people, union, nonunion, democrats, republicans,

bee host: rep marcy kaptur of ohio is here. guest: some businesses will benefit, some stockholders will benefit, but over all, communities and workers around this country will lose. small business will find itself in a position of competition with companies that exist in countries that have state managed capitalism. one of my arguments that i have used if we look at all of these trade agreements over the last 25 years, that is the chart showing our trade deficit. it has only gotten worse from the time that nafta was signed. we have lost over 55,000 companies, factories, manufacturing sites across this country. this is the trade deficit with mexico. everything will be great. already, with korea, we have major trade deficits. it is following the pattern of nafta. there has not been a single year of trade balance. you did jobs when you export more than you import. what happens with these trade situations, we export jobs and the imports come back. people know this. in terms of korea, one of the agreement that was passed yesterday,

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this is the district of congresswoman marcy captor. and it might not be real easy for him though.end up running against congressman dennis ka sin itch, another democrat butting then the winner might end up facing joe the plumber. a lot of intrigue there in the state of ohio. it'll be interesting to see what happens four years later for joe the plumber. >> what has joe the plumber been up to the last couple of years? >> you got me. i know he wasn't very happy about all of the notoriety and the way it got handled with john mccain, even complained about it a bit. i'm not sure what he's been doing. although he got his 15 minutes of fame, and now it looks like he could get a little bit more than that. >> he just got his 16th

could face a tough challenge, the seat is held by marci kaptur who is the longest serving democraticn the u.s. house. >>> it was an emotional day at the conrad murray trial for a nurse who tried to help michael jackson with holistic sleep remedies. cheryl linley testified that jackson told her propofol was the only thing that would make him sleep. she tearfully warned him that the drug was too dangerous to use at home. the head of concert giant, aeg told the court jackson insisted on having his own doctor on tour. >>> now we turn to a bizarre incident in ohio. a 5-year-old little girl ended up behind the wheel of her mom's car, anything but a joy ride. she was a desperate daughter on a mission, luckily didn't get far. details from a.j. ross. >> reporter: when the 5-year-old came home from school monday, she couldn't find her mom. >> get off the bus and your mom wasn't there? >> she's gone and i miss her so much. >> reporter: she waited home alone in the dark for more than three hours and snatched her mom's car keys to try to find her. >> my mom's car backed out on accident and i need

there is first of all marcy kaptur, who currently represents the ninth.n i think you have dennis sukin itch -- dennis kucinich. who would you rather face? >> i'm really more concerned with gaining the trust of the people in the ninth district. check out my website joeforcongress2012.com. and then i'll meet you and come talk to you face-to-face. honestly, you lead by serving. most people don't -- you know they think that congressmen don't think that they are supposed to be serving the people. it doesn't happen anymore. and that's what i want to do. >> joe, two-word answer here. who you dikelike in the field right now? >> herman. >> you say werejoe the plumber, appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> joe is not the only media celebrity running for office. rupert boneham is also in the 2012 mix. he is trying to pull a jesse ventura here running as a third party gubernatorial candidate, this time in indiana. and he is joining us live from indianapolis with a big smile. good day to you. how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. >> as always. so let me ask you the

the seat held by marcy kaptur -- the longest serving democrat woman in the house. >>> from politics toers who have seen two weeks of their season canceled. hours of negotiations here in new york yesterday yielded no movement toward ending the current players' lockout. nba commissioner david stern said a gulf remains between the two sides. no regular season games will now be played before november 15th. >>> we learned new details surrounding the death of steve jobs last week. respiratory arrest is listed as immediate cause according to the just-released death certificate. the certificate also indicated that jobs' pancreatic cancer had spread. a memorial service for apple employees has been announced for october 19. his legacy does live on. preorders for new apple iphone have set a record. the company says more than a million orders for the iphone 4 which hits stores this friday. >> pretty sure steve is smiling down on that. >> going to upgrade or -- >> thinking about it. takes me a while. usually behind the curve. six months i will get it. >> you'll get there. >>> here's a look at your

here's wtae's marcie cipriani. >> reporter: this is a beaver in chartier's park in action.is beaver is at work gnawing on trees and leaving this behind. >> as you can see, they make a wedge, amazing they don't get their noses caught when they drop these big trees. drop the's yeatrees. >> reporter: seven trees have come down in just the past few we these beav unusual areas. hitting trees in the mid the park away frhe c roofing tar paper to save them and prot pa >> it is dangerous with people down here we don't want trees falling on them. >> reporter: weak ones ended up here in a pile and every day there ire. >> you can so he this one right here. they jump around. there is not much you can do, keep pushing them. push them to the next township. that's what happens. >> reporter: scare them into someone else's -- >> scare them into heidelberg or crafton. >> reporter: very nice. >> it's a shame because they're engineers. if we could train them to take down trees that have to come down, it would save us some work. >> reporter: park employees tell me they expect the beavers to take

. >> first, it is martha marcy may marlene, tongue twirstwister, starring elizabeth olsen, younger sistercapes a cult but apparently not her own past. about all right horrible things she witnesses being in the cult. then her transition back to the real world if you will and all the flashbacks she has throughout. take a listen. >> i thought you quit. >> i did. >> i waited for you. >> i know. >> i'm sorry. >> don't apologize to me it's your body, zoe. look after this girl. for once in your life she deserves some real care. >> elizabeth olsen getting rave reviews for her performance. really her first debut. everyone says she steals the show. this film won award at cannes, sun dance film festival, toronto, the indy film the new hit. >> doing well. all right. this movie, my pick of the week "margin call" business financial term and movie filled with basically. another one of the films just like -- "inside job" or "too big to fail" on hbo, all the things that led to the 2008 financial mess. $3 million, cheap by hollywood standards. kevin spacey, jeremy irons, demi moore, stanley tucci. this is

particular niggas in paris was actually really brilliant because he's dealing with, hey, i'm from marcy projects. >> yeah, i understand. >> i'm from the hood. >> right. >> and if you came from what i came from, you'd be in paris getting fucked up too. [laughter] and it's extraordinary that -- >> yeah, right? >> before you go on, my question is not really that, my question is, is there a responsibility for these international superstars not to use that word? because i don't use it, i don't want anybody around me using it. you know, i mean you can't say to them, you can't use it, but don't you feel like there should be at some height in your career a requirement that you don't use such an ignorant word? >> >> i think that the shock value of the word that we still feel is part of what he's doing. as a performer, as a person on stage who's trying to get a rise out of the audiencement i mean, look, you know, i see the value in the word as a performer, it's an extraordinarily powerful word. look, you know, i'm, i'm -- if i see some white guys or latino guys on the street saying that word, i'm

representative charlie bass of new hampshire and congresswoman marcy kaptur of ohio join us. and then more on the investigation into the government's "fast & furious" gun program. cbs investigative correspondent, sharyl attkisson will take your calls. "washington journal", each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. later on c-span3, defense secretary leon panetta and joint chiefs of staff chairman martin dempsey will testify about the pentagon's spending priorities. live coverage from the house armed services committee starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern. now the confirmation hearing for michael mcfaul to be u.s. ambassador to russia. the nominee is currently senior director for russia at the national security council and teaches political science at stanford university. this senate foreign relations committee hearing is an hour, 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon, dr. mcfaul. senator lugar and i were at the business meeting of the senate foreign relations committee. so please excuse us for being tardy but i think that is probably an excused absence. this afternoon

they have a woman named marcy, and she's very concerned with getting people to leave their cars at home and take transit. so they've arranged, of course, all the transit schedules and bus stops so that they land at the job, they give people rides in taxis home if they need it if a carpool situation doesn't work out. they've gotten 30% of their workers to leave their cars at home which is 10,000 people. it's a tremendous number of cars off the road. and, um, the reason that people do it is that they enjoy the lifestyle change after the first couple weeks of stressfully taking transit, it starts to become something that they do, some time they have to reflect. they combine it with exercise so they spendless time on the treadmill. it's a very different way of thinking about transit. this is more figuring out how it really fits into people's sense of who they are. the last thing i want to show you is, um, people's feelings about what makes for a reasonable gas price. i love this chart. it's, actually, very wacky. we asked people what was a reasonable gas price and what was an unreasonable g

. >> on -- >> "washington journal," representatives charles bass and marcy kaptur on the program to discuss trade deals with south korea, panama, and colombia. the investigation of the fast and furious program which unintentionally allowed guns to reach mexican drug cartels. washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> today, secretary of state hillary clinton commented on the alleged plot to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador. she made the remarks at the beginning of her speech on u.s. global leadership. she also talked about arab democratic movements and treat -- free trade negotiations. from the center for american progress, this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> good afternoon. welcome back, to those of you who were with us yesterday evening and this morning. we have had a tremendous conference. we are tremendously honored to have a friend, mentor, an inspiration, secretary of state hillary rodham clinton, here with us today. i want to extend sincere thanks to you for taking time out of your schedule to join us and deepen our conversation. over the past two days,

they have a woman named marcy was very concerned about getting people to leave their cars at home and take transit. they have arranged all the transit schedules and the ball stops so they land at the job, xis if aple rides in taci car pull situation is not worked out, they have done in -- they have gotten 10,000 cars off the road. they enjoy the lifestyle change after the first couple weeks of stress fully taking transit. it starts to be something they do, time to reflect, combined with exercise. it is a different way of thinking about transit then we need more lines. this is figuring out how it fits into how people think of themselves. the last thing i want to show you is people's feelings about what makes for a reasonable gas price. i love this >> i love this chart. it is very wacky. the politician is absolutely going to freak out with how many people do not like this. if we try to use a political system to set prices to influence behavior, we are caught in this tension between my work and what works politically. one of the things we need to do is change the conversation away from p