for nationalism definitely is a phobia it's a fear of the other zina phobia is defined as an unreasonable fear or hatred of the unfamiliar especially people of other race or religion muslim associated with bill that's everybody knows the no fly list has ninety nine names most of them sorry sacks created what he calls mobile art aviation a missile decorated with signs equating islam to terrorism at the front a mannequin dressed as an arab there is no disrespect there is no more sex drives this display all over new york this. is the out of ramadan is the executive director of the council of american islamic relations his new york office repeatedly receives hate mail like this picture of a burning car on there's been a spike and obvious bike. hate crimes and islamophobia correct and attacks on mosques throughout the country from temecula california to sheboygan wisconsin to tennessee these are our crimes that are motivated by. hate or intolerance or bigotry a rage that amnesty international believes is being exploited not tempered by politicians all across america now seems don't have the ri

humans and all birds have a central phobia located on the retinal surface. ridges are formed on the phobia and it's a concave depression and is lined with very dense concentration of cones. several types of birds have a second phobia and this specialized avian eye structure provides binocular vision and allows them to judge distance and speed quickly which is essential for rapid flight. two phobia may allow birds to see two images of the same object at the same time giving the bird a 3d picture. birds have super fast vision. the ability to assimilate detail rapidly. this is essential for the quick flight. flicker fusion frequency describes the refresh rate of our eyes just as in flicker or old movies. raptors refresh rate is 75 per second compared to humans which is only 25 per second. also, bird hormone levels change so that in situations requiring rapid reaction, the refresh rate increases and the hearing improves. some hawks, like the cooper's hawk, are use used to veering through tight forest spaces focused on prey, yet these birds migrate through san fr

one of the great challenges in the world today is to combat rising gnash ultranationalist amusin a phobia an extreme stream of them around the world it's something that my organization is very concerned about in this particular religion in fact not only in germany or not all of these so there unfortunately whether it's because of economic or political reasons. the extreme elements of the political spectrum seem to be gaining ground is it done on purpose by certain politicians or do you think it's like a like a reaction of the public to difficulties and stuff you're asking a chicken egg or in the end. and in this case. the two handed economists that it's both of it's both ok now another survey another survey in germany says that one six out of the germans think that jews have too much influence do you feel that jews have too much influence and do you think that this result shows that also not only is in a phobia but also anti-semitism is undermined so i should have mentioned at the summit which has been a growing problem for a number. of years and it's something that the united states gove

side by side with little conflict but it seems that isn't true anymore with a fresh wave of the a phobia sweeping through the country maria port now has more. america is supposed to be a nation of tolerance. but bleeding for her stars and stripes. and ugliness incapable of masking protests against the construction of new mosques illegal immigration and economic reform point to a fear and frustration. an emotional climate experts say where many americans are swapping patriotism for nationalism definitely is a phobia it's a fear of the other zina phobia is defined as an unknown reasonable fear or hatred of the unfamiliar especially people of other race or religion muslim associated with bill that's everybody knows there's no fly in these there's ninety nine names most of them sorry sacks created what he calls mobile art aviation a missile decorated with signs equating islam to terrorism at the front a mannequin dressed as an arab there is no display there is no more sex drives this display all over new york this. is the out of ramadan is the executive director of the council of american is

and they require that we get over what i guess i might call short-term deficit phobia. we should have long-term deficit phobia because the long-term budgets are just horrible shape. but there is no real constraint on running bigger deficits right now. i'm not talking about titanically bigger, but somewhat bigger. realistically, we're not going to do any of those things. to the extent that we're going to do anything, it's going to be from the federal reserve. and i've said and as many people have said, the federal reserve is down to pretty weak weapons. now it's not defenseless, but it's down to pretty weak weapons. >> and those weak weapons i guess is quantitative easing, which everyone is talking about. do you expect the fed to be purchasing certain securities and doing that so-called quantitative easing? >> i do. >> obviously they can't take rates any lower. >> they cannot take rate nice lower, with one exception, though there is the interest rate we pay in bank reserves, which i urged the fed to lower. you can even go negative on that one. charge banks to keep the mo

do you agree to what many people write today in the press in this country that that this is even a phobia is taking hold of the israeli society itself how would you explain the right wing shifts in israeli politics i think israel is one of the most open democratic countries in the world today and any accusations about it to. being extremists to society are way off the mark so you. i don't see any worrying signs in israel. that israel. many other democratic countries in the world is different. no have. they have the ability to see political shifts take place over time. but they never see you know what but the political shifts go center left or center right i don't see an extremist element taking hold in israel today well actually it president bill clinton former u.s. leader he does see. signs of the rise of the n.f.l. we have in israel and here's how he tries to explain it. an increasing number of the young people in the israel defense force are the children of russians and settlers the hardest core people against a division of the land this presents a staggering problem it's a different i

. >> is clos phobia, which i have, is that natural to human beings or do we build it up in our heads? we worry about what could happen or worry about oxygen being deprived. is it normal? you would think most would hate to be down in that. >> it's not really normal, but it's something many have. it's a learned behavior. a learned helplessness. because these guys have been down there are for 68 days or so, i think all we have some element of clos phobia. they're going to be in a very small space. they're used to it now, but i think the bigger issue will be how to deal once they get to the surface. psychologically, they'll still be in. anything that will remind them of that mine. the smell of the earth. the sound of a crane. even looking at a bird cage, for example, will throw them back into that. people with a severe case feel like not only the walls are closing in, but they're actually dying. they have panic attacks. so, that will be a big concern. >> i was in a plane where the air was not pressurized and i know what that feels like. what do you say before they get into the capsule? th

he was experiencing panic attacks and clause phobia rescued miner number 21 wasn't greeted by his wife of 28 years, she wasn't there. it was his mistress whom he had been secretly seeing for years giving him a welcoming hug. the miners extraordinary story of survival has captivated the world. and there is a story of courage and hope, prompting all cultures and continents. miners being greeted by nice surprises. promises of free trips to greece, a year's worth of free sushi, and ipods donated courtesy of steve jobs. >> and back live one more time, loved ones continued to wait for the remaining men to emerge. three are down 2000 feet below the surface. and this is taking about a half hour to make the trip and get the capsule down and back up with the miner. the last one came up maybe 10, 12 minutes ago. and this process has gone very smooth lie and thankfully so. miners rescue stirred a lot of emotions of national pride for people living here in the bay area. they skmeerd hugged last night watching the rescue together in a home in san francisco. >> this is amazing i've got goose bumps an

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they said they will also address islam phobia. >> they are full of live bigotry and in my view as a west point graduate and someone ttted the united states army as a u.s. citizen, that's not with our american values. >> reporter: the protest was led by the virginia anti-sharia task force based in alexandria. more than 70% of americans are against building the islamic center and mosque so close to ground zero. opponents are asking project leaders to move the center to another site. back to you, craig. >> darcy spencer in the city tonight, thanks. >>> stl ahea tonight, a new start for a business destroyed by a massive explosion last year. >>> and also, is it possible, could tomorrow be even nicer than today? chuck bell, standing by with the answer right after this. [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it coms with a money bar that shows what's scheduled to go out, what you've put aside... and how much you really have available, right now to spend on the things you want. and yocan free up money with a simple slide. it's built to he make y

underground he was experiencing panic attacks, anxiety and close from phobia.rescued miner number 21 wasn't greeted by his wife of 28 years. she wasn't even there. it was his mistress whom he had been secretly seeing for years who gave him a well coming hug. the miners' extraordinary story of survival and rescue have captivateed the world. their story of courage and hope have crossed all cultures and continent. and as they emerge those miners have been greeted with very nice remiss promises of free trips to greece year's worth of free sushi and free ipods. now back to you. >> tonight right here on abc 2 at 10:00 you can catch the 20/20 special miracle at the mine. and remember abc 2 news is live streaming the whole thing on our web site go to www.wmar.com to watch as this incredible story continues to unfold. >>> army sergeant john burno was buried at arlington cemetery. he died september 16th. his family died of hatred able ailment awaiting medical care. the sergeant was a satellite systems team chief assigned to the 63rd signal battalion in forth gordon, geor

paladino's statement displays a stunning home mow phobia and a glaring disregard for basic equality. he is unfit to represent new york. mr. paladino says this is what he feels as a catholic and he feels most new yorkers agree with him. >>> democrat elect jenulia attacked republican mark kirk both accusing each other of lying, doing business with mobsters and driving up the nation's deficit. jenulius attacked kirk saying his opponent has told several lies during the campaign from facts about his military service to calling himself a hawk. >> he says he's a fiscal hawk. look, the cobman has told some real womaners during this campaign, but that may be the biggest one of all. >> however, he was put on the defensive when david gregory questioned him about loans him family's failed bank made to crime figures. >> did you know that they were crime figures that your bank was lending money to? >> we didn't know the extent of that activity. if you look at any bank, an even bigger bank, you're going to find hundreds of individuals -- >> that's not what i'm asking. did you know they were crime f

muslim fundamental vandalism they are called someone but if mohammad is not present, isn't that islam phobiacan't criticize the public for concerns over islam and pull this stunt over a fear they may get stabbed in front of a starbucks. it's governing principle in the newsroom is fear, get the hell off our backs for feeling pretty much the same way. for fox knew

. >> doctors will look for symptoms such as nightmares, panic attacks general anxiety, clos to phobia. >>> back here to the states and to politics. tonight president obama speaks to a group of voters who overwhelmingly supported him during the run for the white house, young people. tonight's one-hour town hall meeting will be broadcast on several cable networks. mr. obama has some fences to mend. an associated press mtv poll taken last month finds 44% of students approve of the job mr. obama is doing. that's a significant drop from the 60% who gave the president high marks in may of 2009. >>> and now to the senate race in delaware. the two candidates debated after facing off in a contentious back-and-forth last night. trailing in most polls by double digits republican christine o'donnell went on the attack. >> good morning. it may be a statewide race but has gained national attention, so much this feisty debate was aired across the country. >> christine o'donnell wants to prove she is a serious contender for the senate. >> this election cycle should not be about comments i made on a c

nipple phobia. is that a term? >> reporter: it applies. >> could be. this country is really terrified of the nipple. >> reporter: a nipple-phonetic nation, perhaps, but one that still spends more on porn videos than convexal movies each year. if "jacques" can survive depends on if americans want a kinder, gentler erer rot ka. how big of a demand is there for this sort of a product? >> well, we like to think unlimited, really. sky's the limit. >> reporter: i'm bill for "nightline" in new york. >> we'll see. bill weir with the new frontier. >>> when we come back, kids this age used to be on training wheels. what are they doing on these? look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french presses, espresso tampers, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that is easy. best news i've heard all day! i'm soooo amped! i mean not amped. excited. wel

one in ten germans on the return of a few at a poll shows there's a worrying rise in our lives in a phobia sentiment software to clearly directed against what is in the country's growing misinterpretation. and afghan prisoners have told us study abused seek attention sector and saw that made the american military base in afghanistan with detainees claim they were subjected to strip searches sleep deprivation and back room some of which they sneer. all next on the sports highlights with kate. hello and welcome to the sports news and here are the top stories. making history rusher agrees a deal to host the first ever form with a long grown prairie. dog injunction the high court judge blocks the attempts of liverpool owners hicks and gillett stewpot the sale of the football club. not scheduled clashes scholars to u.h.c. deny my on a busy night of ice hockey action in the k h l. the first of all to sports and history has been made in russia as a dale has been signed to give the country its first ever formula one race russian prime minister vladimir putin attended the signing in the black sea r

>> we investigate the growing phenomenon of food neo phobia, the paralyzing fear of food. >>> plus -- freedom when a man is sentenced to life for a murder he didn't commit, his sister goes on an extraordinary journey to free him. now, we interview her and hilary swank, the actress bringing this incredible true story to the big screen. >> we'll get you out, kenny! >>> and the google box -- what can the new google tv do? we have an exclusive report on the new technology that may change what people watch and how they watch it and this revolution will be televised. >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with a rare condition doctors have diagnosed in some of the pickiest of eaters. children so choosy that no amount of coaxing will get them to venture behind a tiny selection of foods. this goes way beyond eat your carrots. in fact, the condition has a name, food neophobia. and its health risks have driven some parents to the drastic measure of enrolling kids in eating disorder clinics where the pie in the sky goal may be as simple as a slice of pizza. vicki mabrey has our

opposing candidate's campaign released a statement saying "the paladino's remarks showed both home phobia and a disregard for equality." >>> there are just three weeks left until the mid-term elects, das are holding off hard to fight a gain in congress. the president's party is pulling out all the stops for the next 21 days. >> reporter: president obama is on a tour of endangered democrats. >> let's show washington one more time, change doesn't come from the top, it comes from the bottom. >> reporter: in pens his third stop in recent days. in the once-solid blue state of connecticut where richard blumenthal once up by 30 points is now in the battle of his life. >> dam it, bark like a dog. >> are you comfortable with that? >> i'm a strong proponent with first amendment rights. women are really powerful women. >> the biggest guns they have are firing back. the president campaigning tonight in miami. former president bill clinton, in some polls the most popular politician in the nation, in west virginia and kentucky. and first lady michelle obama hitting wisconsin and chicago where rivals ar

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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

doctors will look for symptoms such as nightmares, panic attacks general anxiety, as well as clause phobia. >>> in the states and politics, tonight the president speaks to a group of voters who overwhelmingly supported him during the run for the white house, young people. tonight's one-hour town hall meeting will be broadcast on several cable networks. mr. obama has some fences to mend. an associated press mtv poll taken last month finds 44% of students approve of the job mr. obama is doing. that's a significant drop from <8>. christine o'donnell wants to prove she is a serious contender for the senate. >> this election cycle should not be about comments i made on a comedy show every a decade and a half ago. >> trailing by double digits in the poll the gop hopeful spent much of last night's delaware debate on the offensive attacking the democrat chris coons. >> he will continue to rubber-starch the spending policies from washington. >> reporter: -- she couldn't distance herself from controversial statem