we picked up these midcentury modern pieces here in los angeles. >> we are big fans of lighting. a unique way to bring interesting shapes and sizes to the environment. i chose these because of the around the edges, softening the look we have going here. of the dining room, the light was chosen because of the fabric material announcement the window treatments behind it. it creates a nice, soft look during family dinners. the kitchen is very open and modern with many stainless fixtures. i did create a play kitchen for the daughter to spend some time in. >> thank you for joining us on ". ." >> we hope we have inspired you to create the perfect environment in your own home. >> that is all for this week's episode of "open house." properties and designs. if you missed something on today's show, go to openhousetv.com you can join our facebook family or follow us on twitter. thank you for stopping in. i am sara gore and i will see you next week on "open house." i am sara gore and i will see you next week on "open house." >>> this sunday, can herman cain's campaign survive? >> excuse me!

insatiable quest and i think 1844 paris i think that he discovered that but i think not until the midcentury after he'd seen -- after industrial capitalism had had a chance to start working its way through europe could he recognize what those ideas would look like. and then maybe his focus turned from sort of the cold calculations of theory, money in the abstract and capitalism in the abstract to its affect on people so it became a sociological -- >> host: but the 1844 manuscript is the key work of that period. >> guest: yes. >> host: but he did it in 1844 and they did it in the public and it's referred to in the 1844 manuscripts. >> guest: yes. >> host: is the main place he discusses the alienation? >> guest: yes. >> host: and that alienation is about people and about all people. >> guest: that's true. >> host: where most people say he doesn't describe in his later lives he doesn't say at all, obviously, not very much. but the question is, it forms a basis still his understanding of what capitalism does to people, particularly, workers, particularly through the kind of relations they have a

by midcentury, it will be the fourth largest country in the world.is a country with a fast- growing nuclear arsenal. it is a country that has the potential to fall even further into extremism, terrorism, which makes it a very dangerous place potentially because of its weakness as much as its strength. host: let me be clear. "the wall street journal" ends by writing this. guest: i wish we did say we were at the bottom. it often looks that way. it has looked that way over the past year. there happen points in this relationship where did rupture. we had almost no working relationship with the pakistanis during the 1990's because we put sanctions on pakistan. it did not improve their behavior. it probably made things worse. it doesn't mean we will not get their. host: an editorial in "the new york times." this is their lead. host: what questions will be answered? guest: both sides could be left they could get to the bottom of it. what did happen? why did the united states forces continue to strike this pakistani outpost even after the word had come back