media and not just mass media. but it is a world can play. we have seen major transformation. two others i like to talk about. one is the south african transformation. south africa as most of you know, and apartheid country. very brutal to the black south africans and had a divided media within the country so the african language really never knew any other story other than what the state was telling them which with all their side. nelson mandela was their token terrorists whereas the english language and the african language media were telling a completely different story and were showing the abuses and the killing that was going on and the other wrong less of an apartheid society. they couldn't solve that alone in south africa. there was too much lopsided power but over the years journalists kept taking this story to the next level and the next level as the next level until businesses got involved, government got involved, business sanctions until finally decades and decades and decades later we see this transfor

well, some of that is perpetrated through mass media. there is a social law that gets established and political scientists have found the social laws are more powerful than state police. so, we sped to get here been really break the state law but people don't violate the social all very well. so, when was the last time you saw a man wearing a pink skirt? unacceptable. and what would happen if he did that? that's a social law and you just can't violate them. i have a chapter in here about changing the very important social law itch the female genital coming in senegal which in ten years to completely, almost, it's never completely eradicated almost completely eradicate it because they couldn't do it for thousands of years because a was a powerful social wall no one would talk to liberal much less marry a young woman had she not been with the cold cut. but through a special election campaign of mass media the got people to understand what was going on with the customer and also with the cost was, people's health and well-being and space ch

mass shooting in colorado. mass shooting in colorado. of the maryland man accused threatening a mass shooting of the hospital now. >> he is now in his parents' after a mental evaluation. required to stay with and stay on his medication. he will be arraigned next week for a misdemeanor charge of phone misuse. there is frustration he will not facing more serious charges. >> a city is asking residents donethey think should be with a movie theater. the post and the survey on a web at 70 people were shot there on opening night of the batman movie. the theater remains closed for now. >> of the couple that crashed state dinner is officially divorced. they filed for divorce claiming affaire was having an the lead guitarist of journey. getting credit for not sinking during year's earthquake. >> a battle of the sexes at a range.g [ male announcer ] since 1996 welfare recipients were required to work. this bipartisan reform successfully reduced welfare rolls. on july 1h president obama quietly ended the work requirement..

in this year so far already we've had 23 mass shootings. in 2011 we had 38. 58 mass shootings. well, now people want to prepare for them. some people have gone out and bought more guns, which i don't think makes a lot of sense. well houston mayor's office of public safety and home land has gotten a $200,000 federal grant to make a video so you can prepare if there is a mass shooting in your office. that's amazing. let's watch a part of it here. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> it may feel like just another day at the office. but occasionally life feels more like an action movie than reality. sometimes bad people do bad things. >> cenk: as i was watching that, i thought is he going to go into that office and shoot people? and they show that as an instructional thing? yes, he does. we want to have an conversation, ana kasparian, and dave, who is not often on the show. one of our longest running producers and action jayar jackson. i can't wait to hear what you're going to say. i want to show you one more piece of this the part where he starts shooting. >> and unfortunately you

republic weapons and lease uniforms were discovered in his apartment just days before the norwegian mass killer is due to hear his verdict. and washington slam try to stop tactics before striking those arriving to help victims in the wake of other american drone raids multiple american missiles have killed over a dozen people in pakistan in the last few days in areas the u.s. claims are full of militants. now oh good to know explores whether the social networks have turned from a means of communication into an instrument for manipulation. hello again oh welcome to spotlight the interview show on our team i'm calderon and my guest on the program today is scott goodstein social networking has become more than entertainment millions of people who go online every day through the internet and to me direct surfing the net in search of freedom of information they turn it into the most powerful two money foolishly dozens of social networks are at the service of those who know how to use them for whatever they want from a revolution to end advertising and it's a great technological achievements o

just another reminder, things are good to go for it mass- transit. there are all reporting of delays. at the bay bridge toll plaza, all these cars are heading westbound in it no metering lights. but mr. timeserver traffic, but to you guys. >>> olympics fever is apparently causing computer problems at los angeles * city hall. the chief technology officer fears a meltdown. >>> things people are using their computers for that our work related art probably unable to do those in the fast or normal speed the officer winds the olympics block from the computer decides. no, from the mayor's office. >>> belts has a shot up three more medals. it is not your typical give for a 10 year-old. that is what his father was going for when he bought his daughter a zebra. early this responsibility hangs out in her backyard and she had no idea it was even coming. >>> i couldn't talk for like five minutes. >>> brittany says next on her birthday wish list is a traand giraffes. >>> why the pepper spraying police officer is backing the bid is prepared >>> the latest live from

a mass shooting during a prayer service in wisconsin, seven people included the suspected gunman dead. this happening at the sikh temple in wisconsin in oak creek just south of milwaukee. 911 calls pouring in around 10:30 local time there and several people were gathered at the temple for service. police say four people were killed inside the building and found the bodies of three outside, including that of the gunman. the police chief saying the first police officer arriving on the scene was ambushed by the suspect as he tended to a shooting victim. another officer took down the gunman. the officer who was the shot undergoing surgery for hours now. he is expected to survive. our steve brown is live for us in oak creek, wisconsin, steve as we come back to you, we want to know more about the different suburb, the second scene where tactical units are at a home. what have you learned. >> reporter: i've been told we have live pictures of that neighborhood. the 3700 block of holmes avenue in cudahy, six minutes drive from where we stand right now. and potentially without the cops confirmi

destruction, mass death type of event. and therefore america has to be ready, whether it's there or anywhere else in the world. >> pelley: we'll have more of that interview with mitt romney and anne romney next week as we bring you the "cbs evening news" from the republican national convention in tampa. late last night lance armstrong-- arguably one of the greatest athletes of all time-- announced that he will not contest charges that he used performance-enhancing drugs. the charges had been brought by the u.s. anti-doping agency known as u.s.a.d.a. today u.s.a.d.a. banned armstrong from support and began the process of stripping armstrong if his cycling titles, including his record seven tour de france victories. armen keteyian has our story. >> reporter: at his peak, lance armstrong conquered mountains and vanquish it had competition. yet armstrong was never quite able to outdistance allegations and investigations that his wins were powered by illegal performance-enhancing drugs, despite his denials. >> we've proven time

mas adelante lilian mass nos trae las recomendaciones de los expertos.ido republicano iniciara a partir del lunes de la proxima semana su convencion en tampa, para oficializar la candidatura de mitt romney a la presidencia ... fernando pizarro, nos brinda un repaso de esos preparativos... ------------------- -------------------- ----------------------------- el escenario afina los ultimos detalles para que tampa reciba a la convencion nacional republicana, y a decenas de miles de delegados, politicos y prensa. la convencion que se inicia en medio de fuertes medidas de seguridad este proximo lunes significara la nominacion oficial de mitt romney y paul ryan como los candidatos de su partido a la casa blanca. la iniciativa libre, 1 organizacion conservadora que impulsa la libertad economica, espera que el partido republicano reconozca las necesidades de la comunidad hispana. daniel garza, iniciativa libre lo que nos interesa mas que nada es generar prosperidad dentro de la comunidad hispana. entonces nosotros queremos asegurar de que esos temas van a lleva

your and courage to use mass transit for the spare the air day. >> yahoo! shares took a tumble overnight >> now the company's new boss might decide against a big payday for stockholders. here to talk about that is jason brooks. >> new ceos tend to go in different directions. in the case of yahoo! we don't quite know what direction that will be but yahoo! indicates that she is thinking of not going ahead with a plan to reward shareholders with the proceeds they will get from the chinese electronic commerce giant. the former interim ceo had said that much of the money would go back to shareholders and that really interested investors given that yahoo! stock has struggled over the past few years but meyer might be thinking that the money can be used elsewhere. investors right now don't know what that is so stocks are falling on that uncertainty. right now, yahoo! is down about 5% this morning. manchester united, one of the most popular sports clubs in the world is going public with prices at $14. sports clubs do not tend to make good investments. clubs like th

the point is with a mass killer, he decides today is the day.ision back in june or whereever. it may just have been a risk, but the i am nens of it is something that could not be identify. we learned it became immediate when he made the decision i'm leaving school. i'm going to invest in this alternative life path. >> a quick followup on that. as someone who has done this a lot, people maple threats where people mass shootings, that you don't want to pass them off to a doctor because most of them are not real threats. >> you have to take a threat seriously and you probe it. and it sounds like the psychiatrist from everything we've learned actually handled it quite responsibly and in fact she may have had so much vigilance that people felt she was being an alarmist. >> what about that question? there will be people who will say that either she or that threat assessment board should have gone to law enforcement. these people died as a result of their failure so they're libel. >> there will be lawsuits but we want to know what dr. fenton know and w

a mass shooting have left dead including gunman, at a sikh temple in wisconsin. good morning, washington. it's monday, august 6. i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's start with your forecast. adam caskey. >> we are looking at live super doppler 7. have a few sprinkles to start day. you can anticipate clouds for the first half of the day with a there.howers here and not much action on the radar screen. clouds overhead. anticipating a few sprinkles here and there. there are sprinkles in county and northwest of winchester. 80 degrees right now more washington. -- currently there are a few anne arundel county. the best chance of rain all week will be on friday. but there will be a few showers the week here and there. now to lisa baden. the rena in virginia scared overnight construction. lanes are open. no complications on the beltway bridge.merican legion times.travel to and from the wilson bridge as through alexandria. looks good through bowie. 270 is light out of frederick down to the beltway. 66 is good as well as 95 and 395. back to you. >> thank you

spare the air day, good idea to take mass transit.periencing delays in the daly city to richmond east bay direction, 10 to 15 minutes they have equipment problems. everything else on time. you will find major delays as outside lands gets underway. muni and public transit the only way to get there shuttles sold out, passes sold out n judah and 5 fulton muni will have extra bus, extra trains major delays parking limited throughout the entire area hefty fee when you get towed. 101 peninsula, accident to the shoulder a truck had a blow-out no slowing past here getting ready to tow that out. 85 southbound car fire on the right some slowing past the scene as rubberneckers take a look. live shot of san rafael southbound past the civic center towards central san rafael traffic moving at the limit, golden gate bridge smooth sailing, beautiful morning. >>> 6:54. >> here's five things to know before you go. number one, breaking news now marin county, near the juvenile hall, the neighborhood surrounding it where there's been a search going on for

later point and and then take additional steps either just vote for us or volunteer contribute these mass amounts of low dollar contributions from learning about us and taking action in these social networks i get a feeling that doing many people well they really tend to overestimate the row of the internet or social networking probably these are the people that say that you were the key figure in the camp. what was the to me what it was exactly how do you estimate it the exactly the on social networking ok so i think that the campaign alternately. mccain's campaign manager said that once mccain was wrong on the economy that he couldn't win the good news for our campaign was is that we actually won overwhelmingly meaning that all the different pieces and components were responsible the one thing that i think social networks added value to was over a two year period we had the entire primary against hillary clinton and then to keep people involved in active for the general election that social networks added some value of keeping people engaged throughout a very very long campaign in the u

two men and one woman all in their early twenty's they interrupted a mass service that was taking place in cologne chanting free pussy riot decked out in the the garish balaklava some brightly colored clothes that have become synonymous with the the russian punk rock collective calling for the freedom of the three women that were sentenced to two years in jail for hooliganism motivated by religious hatred now the group pussy riot had performed a so-called punk rock prayer in russia's main cathedral which offended many orthodox christian believers the catholic church of press charges against the three people here in germany and we're waiting to find out exactly what they will be charged with now they could be charged with a breach of the peace and disrupting the free practice of religion the a lot of the charges brings with it a maximum penalty of three years in prison so physically these people taking part in the copycat version of the pussy riot demonstration could actually find themselves being sentenced to more time in prison than the people that they were trying to emulate well it's

he threatened mass murder.. and had the weapons to do it. but why the man known as the "maryland joker" is only facing misdemeanor charges this morning. terror in the skies.the mistake that lead to a near mid-air collision. and... bottle water.. bad for your health?the medical problem it's being linked to. 3 3 3 thursday, august 2nd 3 3 mapbelairwilkens195map an anne arundel county man who allegedly planned to murder his co-workers... is formally c. charged.but as melinda roeder explains... police and prosecutors say the charge doesn't fit the crime. crime. ((take pkg)) friends and family gather to remember frederick native robyn gardner.today marks one year since she disappeared during a vacation in aruba. aruba. gardner traveled to aruba last august with gaithersburg businessman gary giordano ... who says gardner disappeared while the two snorkeled off the coast. giordano spent four months in an aruban jail while police tried to build a case against him but was eventually let go for lack of evidence.giordano took out an accidental death po

yet we've seen a proliferation in recent decades of mass murder. and why? there's a social payoff. there is the vehicle. through hyper exposure of news coverage and relevance of a person who's unremarkable as has just been described. or failing. who had high expectations of himself. we don't see people with chronic conditions. we see people who are unremarkable. who crawl into the cracks because they are not obviously ill even if they have a psychiatric condition. who recognize there's a social payoff. that we will talk about them on your show. or their perceived grievance. people who know they can go in an instant fm being unremarkable to relevant at the very least and notorious jokers or anti-heroes or, in the example of page, the person in the white supremacist movement who actually got up and did something. which in my experience in dealing with the white supremacist community, you have plenty of folks in these chat rooms who grouse about nobody getting up and doing something. and then someone will say, i will rise above and i will become relevant to th

friendly powers spearheaded by the us step up the militarist rhetoric and scared tactics against a mass. mass murderer i just brevik sentenced to twenty one years behind bars as a judge declares he was mentally sound when executing dozens of people in cold blood. britain abandons its threat to storm the ecuadorian mission and take julian assange by force just a day after both america's rose up in support of peter. highlighting the top stories of the week here on r.t. rule received share with the weekly another chunk of intimidation coupled with aggressive statements piled on the syrian government this week that the u.s. and its allies are once again talking up the possibility of assad's regime using its chemical arsenal while at the same time dishing out threats to engage in its own internal conflict. has more and more to damascus had to say in response to that . as the violence in syria continues increasing western countries may be inching closer and closer towards military intervention this past week the u.s. britain and france all separately signaled when or why they would take direc

police say niel rpescott threatened a mass shooting at his old job site. when a arrested he had on a shirt that said guns do not kill people, i kill people. they found dozens of guns and thousands of rounds of ammo inside his home. >> it is hard to measure what you prevented. all the elements were here that we believe a tragedy was averted. >> clearly frustrated lot officials announced they could only charge him with misuse of a telephone, a misdemeanor. >> i want to communicate i think this is insufficient, especially in light of the threatening statements. >> their hands were tied because and maryland it is not illegal to make threats over the phone. he legally owned all his guns. >> in the united states it is not against a lot to say incendiary or violent things. it is the act of tearing them out. >> it appears investigators tried but likely could not find any evidence that he was actually planning to hurt anyone. >> the big problem is the gap between the statement and the weapons. was there any planning? was their intent on his part to carry out the in

it is a recommendation. >> it is it's a true statement, but what about low body mass? >> i am not sure what they mean. a very skinny person, we do not have a lot of muscle in that aspect. our systems will not be as effective. >> when possible, avoid intentionally targeting sensitive areas of the body without legal justification. the preferred targets various -- area -- that is what i was trying to get at. this is recommending they do not shoot at the largest mass, that they should from behind. >> i think my statement holds true. that training bulletin is not a shall not or a do not. officers will have to use that and dynamic situations. we are not telling them they shall not. >> thank you for coming. i had a question with regard to -- it also says, unless the situation justifies possible risks or death of serious injury. what would be the weapon more dangerous than name taser -- than the taser? >> i have to be careful about the way i answered that question. a firearm would absolutely be more dangerous. >> that is the answer i was looking for. >> i am looking at the hou

just overnight road work which should be mostly wrapping up and they look at mass transit were so fareverything is reporting no delays. >> firefighters in london are calling it the city's biggest fire in years. it began yesterday at the final days of the summer olympics at a recycling center. the fire had no effect on the closing ceremony or any other olympic activities. crews contained a fire last night and the cause is still unclear. big ben echoed through london as the olympics came to a close. the bells kicked off a 3 hour closing ceremony and prince harry stood in for majesty the queen in saying goodbye to the athletes from 204 countries from around the world. a final gold medal for the united states came on the basketball court. labron james a. led the american men over spain. the final score when hundred 7- 100. the united states is the clear- cut medal winner with 104, 46 of them gold. china comes in second place with 87 medals. >> frequency interference is reportedly causing some chronic problems with the oakland police department's radio system. the bay area news group says

the point is with a mass killer, he decides today is the day.may not have made that decision in june or whatever. it may just have been a risk. the imminence may not have been it. when he made the decision i am leaving school, i am going to invest in this alternative life path. >> quick follow-up on that, though, as someone that has done this. does this happen where people make threats of mass shootings? i don't want to use the word regular. my point would be it happens enough as a doctor you don't pass them all to law enforcement because most are not real threats? >> you have to take a threat seriously. you probe it. it sounds like the psychiatrist from everything we've learned actually handled it quite responsibly. in fact, she may have had so much vigilance that people felt she was being an alarmist. >> paul, what about that question. the reality of it will be there will be people that will say she or the threat assessment board should have gone to law enforcement. these people died as a result of their failure, so they're liable. >> there wi

anders breivik killed 77 people in a dual attack, bombing, and mass shooting. he was just found sane a few minutes ago. this is from a court in norway. they call it criminally responsible. sentenced to 1-0 to 21 years in prison. they can revisit that later on and at times to the sentence. right now he's responsible for the murders of 77 people. sentenced to a minimum of 10-21 years in prison. >> we are learning about the man charged in the colorado movie theater shooting. prosecutors say the former graduate student james holmes made threats and was banned from the university of colorado in denver. he failed an exam six weeks before the shooting rampage of. a university spokeswoman disputes that he was banned from campus but he does confirm or criminal background check was done on him before the july 20 attack. u.s. capitol police investigating a reported threat against the and missouri congressman todd akin. police call it an open investigation and are not releasing details. he is running for the u.s. senate. because a storm when he said women have ways of prev

wave of mutual accusations by both syrian government and rebel follow a deadly funeral car bomb into mass chaos meanwhile the mainstream media is blamed for sanitizing evidence of ogling tactics previously adopted by the opposition. and with millions in the e.u. balance see on the edge of poverty companies are forced to adjust and produce smaller and cheaper products for the struggling masses in the age of austerity. police in new york are targeted by civil rights groups after six years of spy operations on muslims found no sign of wrongdoing they have reportedly monitored sermons infiltrated students groups and put informants and mosques. they have lines next we take a step back to commemorate the victims of one of the world's worst industrial disaster us at a terrifying legacies that's now special reports. enemy in. december third one thousand nine hundred eighty four the night we can never forget . when the lake edge of am i see gas from this union carbide factory made people sleep forever but. those who are no more today the people they use. those mothers and sisters who were sleeping

a lifestyle that was once sustained through labor unions and wages as these mass produced goods are no longer cheap as we have an underclass as we do which is now fifty million roughly people spending thirty five plus percent of their income on food then you have to use the the harsher forms of control and that's precisely where we are headed you know the illusions of who we are where we're going what's possible these are all being shattered it's clearly evident to larger and larger segments of the american population that that good job they lost is not coming back that those benefits are not coming back and not only that will never be there for their children and as more and more people and i think we are watching this process now underway awakened to this reality it fuels a deep kind of rage a legitimate sense of betrayal how that is expressed whether that is expressed through nonviolent means which was essential to the occupy movement whether that's expressed through a kind of proto fascist right wing backlash and we just saw one of these random racist shootings take place in the si

riskier than one that is exploiting the mass market. that risk has been pushed not only to investors which has in part but also been pushed to employees. we don't have to find -- defined benefit contribution anymore. people have ira and things like that. much more prone to being laid off in the recession and war in the past. much more risk underlying the entire economy. it has been pushed off to everybody. we all say, when the be nice to go back to the 1950's? that growth slowed down in the 1970's and have an economy that was less risky or we could push it all off on equity investors and not have it have any impact and all the employees could enjoy a more stable working environment or we could do that to the government, if you will. but they're is a certain amount of risk that you're willing to take. if you're willing to take it off the workers and push it on to the equity investors it will simply dial down the risk-taking to compensate. you will have a general contraction or slowing of the growth rate of the economy. kind of a zero sum

not only these two storm systems are affecting directly the land masses but also feeding ample amounts of moisture towards south korea as well as western japan. there is going to be unstable weather across much of northwestern japan frequent lightning as well as hail and gusty conditions. even tornadic activity cannot be ruled out. we may find 50 millimeters in an hour which could trigger flash flooding. this will be into thursday evening. much of the rest of the country in japan will be looking at temperatures digits roaring into the 30s again. tokyo 34 degrees. let's move over to the atlantic. you can see another cloud formation. and that will be hitting those caribbean islands and intensifying into a hurricane as it moves closer towards puerto rico. it looks like this one will not be missing land masses and moving towards the florida peninsula and affecting much of the caribbean islands. this is tropical storm isaac. it will be intensifying and the storm surges plus the high waves will definitely be key makers to cause some kind of flooding situation. now, across europe things are p

republic weapons and police uniforms were discovered in his apartment just days before the norwegian mass killer is due to hear its verdict. and washington slammed for al qaida style tactics for striking those arriving to help victims hit in the wake of another american drone raid multiple american missiles have to build over a dozen people in pakistan in the last few days in areas that u.s. claims are full of militants. germany is a long held the safe keys for europe's finances now a former executive of its central bank explains whether keeping countries together with a currency has a future. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir in your latest book you claimed germany didn't bat after that much from the introduction of hurons and a lot of aspers from other european countries could make the same claim is it any member that in your view can actually say t

we also want to do a quick note from mass transit, are reporting no delays.at is a check with traffic, that to you guys >>> local sit-lie temples plan to hold vigils and honor of victims of the mass shooting. six of worshipers were killed sunday by a gunman with white supremacist ties. it >>> she was a good woman. she was a great mom. anything she did was for us. >>> the seek american community is calling for a national moment of silence on sunday. as for this evening, local visuals looby held across the bay area. >>> a judge declared gerald lee lofton their competent to stand trial. giffords was not in the courtroom, she and her husband says they are satisfied with the >>> bill. police stilplea deal. the competition is tough. there are more than 38 unemployed people for each opening parade amazon has been installing a lock boxes in neighborhood in response to theft. he says amazon is giving shoppers the option in having their packages delivered to fixed locations. >>> you get the option at check out our weather you what the package to go to a lock box. when

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