what greater gift could they give you than having this as what oyou do with your life?'re doing something you love. so you know what i'm talking about. so that's what i feel. i feel like i'm given a path where i can contribute, you know, protest if somebody does something obviously so wrong or inhuman right in front of me where i can make a difference. where i can most especially elevate, make you happy, elevate the condition, elevate the thing. if i can do anything, if i can raise it a quarter of an inch, god knows we have enough people shoving it down. >> you are under something now i want to ask you about. even though you already kind of talked about it, david. and that is how fortunate you feel. i don't want to put words in your mouth but how fortunate, how blessed, how lucky, whatever your perspective is. but fill in the blank, how, whatever, do you feel about being born with this gift to be an artist? because -- my staff know. i say this all the time. i love talking to artists. with all due respect to all the guests i have on this program all the time, i love talk

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absolute majority of murders in this country, you look at stats like, that we have to confront hem head oyou can't make excuses that is property or unemployment. -- poverty or unemployment or racism this is black behavior we need to confront head owe are not going to solve it problem if we don't talk about it honestly. lou: where are the african-american community leader, jesse jackson in chicago could condemning ferguson, a little town, without any evidence, in his own city, there were i think there were 26 shootings in chicago over the same weekend, and al sharpton goes to ferguson. >> leaders have a separate agenda, that is keeping themselves relevant, they talk about what whites should be doing on behalf of blacks instead of what blacks should be doing on behalf of themselves. if they do that, they lose rel strengthrelevance. >> are saying for political purposes, obama administration professional agitateers are willing to expend a community of 20,000 people. >> we have evidence this obama administration, thinks nothing of divideing us racial to meet its own political agenda, eric holder

when we see oyou at the top of the hour.t home on the range, on the wide open spaces of wyoming, one group of natives now facing off with pressure from it's neighbors both seeking to hang on to their place in one of america's last remaining truly wild spaces. america tonight with the story from wyoming. >> oh, i see horse up here. there's nothing any more exciting hardly than seeing a band of wild horses and we have two our three, and even a couple of babies, i think. >> for went one years a documentary film maker has focused her lenes on wild horses still roam in wyoming and other states. these sturdy mustangs in pigmentses of chestnut and gray, and dun, are among more than 800 living freely in the rugged sage of southwestern wyoming, sharing the dessert with elk and antelope, the way they have for hundreds of years. >> they are a reminder of a time long ago, it is thrilling to see them. big spectacular animals still on the landscape, they are wild, so they have this spirit inside that they exude. that a lot of times you do

y pound oyou point out positive. >> stock at all-time high.o misses. >> and the open. >> najarians in here. doc, the case to be made? having a technical issue with voting. you guys can -- >> in the silver jewelry sale. that's because people don't really have a good handle on where silver's going. so unfortunately, murph, going with josh here. i think the fact they were able to outperform during the quarter and have held the gains, like them going forward. >> america up 8%. >> comps in the americas, jumps out. asia-pacific obviously. analysts this morning on the network saying the company is making whatever changes needed to make or in the process of making. >> i'm not piling on but margins better as well. look at the business across the board. murph points to one weakness, which might be europe, but other than that, seems to be moo leak this is a company continuing, consistent, strong. i think if you look at the forward p at 20, this stock has plenty room to the upside. >> come on in, pile on. remember, they beat by 11 cents this morning. righ

you can have debates about how women are treated oyou the ut i culture.aring in their eyes proper headgear. regardless of what you think the mom in the home is highly respected in this region and i think that message might resonate. i hope and pray it does. >> historically speaking, do personal appeals, personal video appeals like this work on terrorists? >> i've not seen this happen this often. again, i heard a reference to the risk of bringing this into the public sphere. i don't know what kind of behind the scenes negotiations or interaction there is with isis on this. i suspect zero or very little, in contrast to the negotiations with al nusra or the commentary that al nusra was listening to the government that led to a release from the qatari government a week or so ago. i'm not familiar but after we saw the beheading of the journalist recently i don't see the downside to a mom trying to speak publicly out for her son and you have to put yourself in her shoes. what's she supposed to do? supposed to sit there silently watching as this tragedy unfolds?