long story short, larry, he brought this woman who he worked on a seven years who had a snake phobia, where a snake would bite her on the face in her dream. she'd wake up. four to seven times a week he was treating her. i said bring her down. that should take me ten or 15 minutes. i was a young punk kid. i wrapped a snake around her at the end. that became my signature. and what i did, i was never a motivator but i believe in energy. i thought i'm a coach. i've always had great athletic coaches. they're not better than me. they showed me the way. >> larry: and then you became famous? >> at that and then i went to bigger challenges. i went to the united states army and said i can cut your training time in half and increase the results. they said you're crazy. i did it. i took a pistol shooting program that they worked on for 30 years, cut the training time in half. gradually i got turning around athletes, andre agassi when he dropped to 31. i helped him get to number one. he gave me a lot of credit. tremendous credit, maybe more than i deserve. it grew to president clinton, princess di

some homo phobia, some sense on the part of the people who live here that people come to halloween to gawk and make fun that should not be acceptable anywhere in the city. >> people come to the castro for halloween because its the castro. they come for the people watching and the party holding a concert elsewhere in the city will not lure people away. >> its tough because i remember the days when we tried to have halloween at the civic center and said to anybody who was thinking about coming, don't come to the castro go to civic center. i checked out civic center and the castro and there were more people in the castro than at civic center. people didn't want to go to civic center. it was not a venue where people were ready to party. >> what i think we need to do is scale it down by closing off the entry points. charge a fee based on whether you are wearing a costume and make it free for the neighborhood. you can turn it into a parade like in los angeles and new york city. obviously increasing police throughout the crowd and not just on the out skirts would make a huge difference. >> t

a source of fear in the us well the american media has been doing a heck of a job if you will in phobias to me that you are not. working with our enemies have had enough some of bin laden became the poster boy for all muslims or a billion muslims in the world as one guy symbolized all those all muslims for most americans because americans are so politically educated unaware of what's going on in the rest of the world our t.v. doesn't report it our schools don't teach about it elitist estimate from the council of american islamic relations says there are seven million muslims currently living in the us there are no exact numbers available however the american census bureau does not collect data on religious identification but this identifying yourself with a religion or rather standing behind it is exactly what seems to have been spreading paranoia across the united states islamophobia as a term became commonly used in the us only after the attacks of september eleventh that racism is alive and kicking with its main focus now on muslims i think after nine eleven is when the big shift happ

and the one thing i remember growing up was home phobia, internalized racism, external racism and the feeling of not being a part of or not being as good as other people and when i got married and i had ny children i moved to the state of georgia which is where my ancestors came from and before the civil rights law was passed in 1968 everything was secretary gated. i had to take my little girl to the doctor's office and we had to use the back door and wait in the back room until everyone was steamed and this was like four hours. my daughter had a really high fever. what i would like to take this opportunity to talk about is that -- and i know we made a lot of progress but we have a long way to go, i hear a lot of times from clients and people in our community about having to come out of the closet. they don't need to come out of the closet, we need to come out of the closet. stop making our kids, our grandchildren, our nieces and our nephews, they know who they are, they accept -- they're waiting for us to accept them and i'm glad i had the opportunity to work in san francisco. it's o

science you know today that was announced that the clinical trials of a new shell including to no phobia was protective for women to a pretty large extent so there are new things coming we know or so that keeping more than five million people on treatment is going to be a challenge because new money is not coming out ok if we go to mannheim to professor duesberg what do you think about this process going on in vienna it's the eighteenth conference on aids also the issue of raising billions and billions of dollars to fight this epidemic what do you think about what's going on in vienna right now i do think it's a problem but the problem is actually much much less so then it's commonly advertised the reason is that it's when it they it's wireless when it was first discover. of the nine hundred eighty four it was sought to be a new passage bio's that would cause a general epidemic decimating people in the united states first where it was first presumably discovered and then in the rest of the world it would be in a fatal every day make like the flu the spanish flu in one thousand eight hund

something a little more simple something like a flat tax we're going to bait that issue and it is a llama phobia it's on the rise in america with some groups going so far as to advocate for the burning of the koran we'll have a pastor from the dove world outreach center go head to head with a palestinian blogger who says that they are spreading a message of hate and next it's time to look at all the latest news from the relationship world everybody knows that what happens in vegas stays in vegas but apparently women are more likely to follow this golden rule and who knew the many women also like to keep their clothes on while having sex we'll get to the bottom of the strange phenomenon but now let's move on to our top story. as washington continues to crane in the hope of the reactions to the leaks of more than ninety thousand classified documents on the war in afghanistan simply fade away the war still rages on and today the senate foreign relations committee held a hearing on the relationship between the afghan government and the taliban on the strategy for withdrawal so is anything going to c

overwhelming instance of this problem, and really capitalize on that ads to the culture of growing islam phobiaorter: so your idea is that there are not enough cases to make an ad campaign out of it? >> absolutely not, exactly. >> reporter: it's not saying this doesn't exist? >> of course, every community has certain cases that you can cite and those are like i said every community has them. >> reporter: of violence against people for this leaving judaism? >> i'm not a scholar in judaism but i know there are -- violence exists in all communities in this country. >> reporter: the last time samtrans had a controversy like this was over a tanning salon ad without enough clothes on it. in daily city, i'm simon perez, cbs 5. >>> anti-semitic incidents are on the rise in california. the antidefamation league said there were 275 anti-semitic incidents in our state last year. the highest number in any state. there were about 1200 incidents nationwide. the researchers counted assaults, harassment, threats, and vandalism in their survey. >> damage you put a price on adequate police protection? the $360 q

i don't care if you have lifetime phobias, if you've been in therapy for years, i'm the one-stop therapist. people called in, can you do this, do that. i said yes, yes, yes. i had only done four therapies. a counselor called and attacked me. he said it could take four or five years. are you a scientist? of course, i'm a physician. you're making assumptions here. i said why don't you do a little test? i'm at the holiday inn tomorrow night. i'm going to demonstrate the stuff really works. bring me one of your own patients, somebody you've never been able to cure. i'm sure you have plenty of those. long story short, larry, he brought this woman who he worked on for seven years where a snake would bite her on the face in her dream. she'd wake up. four to seven times a week he was treating her. i said bring her down. that should take me ten or 15 minutes. i was a young punk kid. i wrapped a snake around her at the end. that became my signature. i believe in energy. i thought i'm a coach. i've always had great athletic coaches. they're not better than me. they showed me the way. >> larry: and th

the business leaders are concerned that there is a similar china-phobia. is china a threat or an opportunity? >> certainly china and other countries, where we're selling our products, we can grow our footprint. the challenge has been for the government which has been chasing jobs elsewhere at the expense of companies here. i was one of only four people to vote against the creation of a mega -- of mega. they give out tax breaks at the expense of folks here. the men and women here want to start companies here. by chasing companies all around the globe and subsidizing them, we ignore our own self- sustaining ability. it is not sustainable. do i want our companies to be global? absolutely. we have to make sure michigan is a place to grow and start a business. >> mike cox. >> i think that perhaps those business leaders were confused. one of the folks in the campaign who is not here tonight claimed to be a job creator. none of the jobs were created here. they are in the pacific rim. china is an opportunity that we ought to take advantage of. gm sells more cars t

business leaders fear the four of you have a similar china phobia. is china its threat or an opportunity for you? >> i think the problem and the challenge has been for this governor and his administration -- she has been focused on chasing jobs elsewhere at the expense of companies here. i was one of only four republicans in the senate in march of 1995 that voted against the creation of mega, who give companies around the world tax breaks at the cost of companies here. men and women want to start companies here. by choosing companies around the globe and subsidizing them at the expense of those here, which ignore our own stability. it is understood -- unsustainable. do i want our companies to be global? absolutely. we first have to make sure that michigan can have business. >> i think perhaps those business leaders became a little confused because one of the folks in the campaign who is not your claimed to be a job creator. none of the jobs were created here. they are all in the pacific rim. that being said, china is an opportunity be ought to take a