how psychic you are. - psychics may get messages from the spirit world... in 3... thanks. but other people say they can visit it. - you've got mail! - according to my horoscope, that should be from a 10-year- old named christopher of montreal, canada. and, if these tarot cards are right, he thinks he might have travelled to the spirit world by accident. of course, i may just be interpreting all these signs that way because i've already read the email, but i do predict you're going to take a look at the mystery illustrator. [ insects humming ] "dear doubting dave: the other "night while i was sleeping, "i felt like i had floated out "of my body. i even remember "looking down and seeing myself "lying in bed. was i a ghost?" [ screaming ] well, christopher, it sounds like you had what's called an out-of-body experience. and you're not alone. one in 10 people say something like this has happened to them. psychics call it astral travelling, but is it really your spirit leaving your body? uh... scientists have a different theory. they think out-of-body experience

, john edward, and the psychic, char margolis.estion i'm sure a lot of people ask. if you have the psychic ability. do you ever use it to get really rich? i mean lotteries. yes, no? >> i've made a few attempts at it, at a casino, not to any great -- not really. >> psychic ability -- >> what about missing children? because to me, this ability to find missing children would really be valuable. >> yes. >> everybody works differently. not everybody's ability is suiteded to -- there are people who specialize in that. they are known for that. i'm not. >> it's not your fling? how about you? >> i've helped find people before. but you know, it depends on if i can resonate with the energy of whoever is lost. >> we want you to do another reading. we were fascinated by what you're doing. >> all right. the other 9/11 person, i'm going to attempt this. i can't promise i can do anything. could you stand up? yeah. okay. and i'm -- i'm seeing someone, just be open about everybody, living and deceased, don't just think of one person. but i was seei

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you'd have to be psychic to get it, and there's no such thing as "psychic." potential relationship with leonard right now can be thought of as both good and bad. it is only by opening the box that you'll find out which it is. okay, so you're saying i should go out with leonard. no, no, no, no, no. let me start again. in 1935, erwin schrodinger... two seats right there. chung shu shway? xie xie. sheldon, i think i've made a mistake. i can see that. unless you're planning on running a marathon, choosing both stuffing and mashed potatoes is a starch-filled redundancy. no, it's about penny. a mistake involving penny. okay, you'll have to narrow it down. i don't think i can go out with her tonight. then don't. other people would say "why not?" other people might be interested. i'm going to talk anyway. i assumed you would. now that i'm actually about to go out with penny, i'm not excited-- i'm nauseous. ah, then your meal choice is appropriate. starch absorbs fluid which reduces the amount of vomit available for violent expulsion. right. you also made a common gra

a colorado psychic has apparently duped her clients out of almost $300,000.er of customers who came into her shop that their bank accounts were haunted and they had to give her the evil cash so she could lift the curse. [ light laughter ] eventually one of these people caught on. oh oh. there's a bright one. the person caught on, told the police, marks has now been arrested for fraud. woulda? >> well, you know, if i were a a psychic, i would have looked into the future and known that i was gonna be arrested and have my picture taken and lost some weight and had my roots done. [ laughter ] >> jay: yeah. yeah. >> i mean, look at that picture. >> jay: yeah. yeah, it's not good. [ applause ] >> maybe a cleanse of some kind. >> jay: maybe a cleanse of some kind. a cleanse. all right. coulda? >> i think she could have saved herself a lot of misery and trouble and just took a job with wall street. because that kind of scam is legal for them. [ light laughter ] >> jay: all right. very good. [ cheers and applause ] shoulda? >> i should have tried this on kate upton. k

maybe he had this psychic ability to live out any incident instantly. how about i work at t mobile? here is an application. shut up, i didn't steal no cell phones! [applause] craig: barry rothbart, everybody! captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> bay area homes go up in flames as a grass fire burns out of control along a busy freeway. i'm elizabeth cook. we'll hear from ken moment. >> first, six homes destroyed in a neighborhood. >> the half dozen or so homes that were burned are on this belong and while no one was hurt, you can see the extent of the damage. this one house, you can see just how burned out and gutted that entire home is. it is still standing with the frame intact, but other homes vanished. >> a ine fer no -- inferno in this neighborhood. it quickly spread to 40 acres after jumping a sound wall. >> this is stuff you see on the news. >> jennifer rushed home and saw flames. that house was -- there were flames coming out from the inside. she said her neighbors had it even worse. these are the skeletal remains of their home

and you know, i always thought those psychic phone lines were for idiots, but the woman told me i was attractive, intelligent, and had wonderful people skills. and this is somebody who never met me. ooh. that is spooky. hey, carrie, that chicken a la... whatever was terrific. thank you, richie. oh, yeah. looked delicious. i've just made a moral decision not to eat anything with a face. sorry. that's ok. i'll eat anything that doesn't have a driver's license. hey, marie, you know, carrie just started working for this big-time law firm in manhattan. how's that goin'? personally, i would never consider getting a job. i think it's more important for me to be there for this one, to take care of him, make him a good home. but that's just me. i'm not judging you. great. now i can sleep. hey, kids, let me supersize those drinks for you. no, no, no. i can get it. i'll get it. i got it. what the hell is taking her so long? carrie, come on. come on what? could you please try to be nice to marie? i am trying. if i weren't trying, she would have a fork sticking out of her neck. wow. i'm sorry, hon

(laughter) is he a psychic or a time traveler? either way, we must burn him as a witch. chris matthews doesn't just routinely have egg on his face, he has a chicken cop ago squat over his face, laying an egg between his eyes, (bleep)ing on that egg, punting the egg and then rubbing it all over his face. (applause) look, america, america, look at me. our elections do not need to take as long as they currently do. there is another way. and the proof of that have is right under your feet-- through several layers across the mud, australia. >> prime minister kevin rudd has put an end to weeks of speculation, he's called an election for september 7. >> john: the whole election season is just one month long. four weeks! that's like only three new iphones from now! (laughter) you know what that means? we need to launch our full coverage of down-under-cision 2013. (laughter) (as an australian) that's not a campaign, this is a campaign! brought to you by koalas. koalas, like if teddy bears were alive and surprisingly aggressive. koalas. australia might have something to teach us w

it is here ray says he sees all of jim's psychic energy leave his body.rried in a pagan witch ceremony, but the witch flies back to new york and jim goes back to pam. she still envisions a life for the two of them that starts with jim leaving the doors. he'll stay home and write poetry while she runs an exclusive clothing boutique. just after the band finishes mixing "l.a. woman," jim announces he and pam are moving to paris. he'll relax for a while. he'll quit drinking. he'll concentrate on his poetry. ray asks when he's coming back. jim just shrugs. on april 17, 1971, with the miami conviction still hanging over him, jim flies to paris. ♪ you're lost depp: for a while, things go according to plan. jim does concentrate on his poetry. he shaves his beard. he wanders the streets alone, visiting the cemetery at pere lachaise, where chopin, oscar wilde, and edith piaf are buried. he develops a persistent cough. back home, elektra releases "l.a. woman." critics call it the doors' comeback album. when his cough worsens, pam takes him to the doctor, who strongl

i think the president's election, two time election was a political and psychic victory for african americans but the lived conditions of african americans has actually worsened, so we have to be about the focus of advocating for what we believe in and advocating for policies that are going ochange the conditions on the ground. one of those areas is social security. unfortunately, the president has seen fit to play footsy with the are congress people -- >> we'll have that conversation another day. thank you for coming. that's here for me, david shuster. you can send us your thoughts on twitter, or@david shuster. thanks for watching, everybody. national park. and there it is. these are the city lights of san

i don't hold psychic abilities diplomatic and military talents in high regard and. i don't think he was counting on the second scenario it would have been too complex i think he was hoping that russia wouldn't get involved in the conflict with the whole so human georgian troops could quickly enter to. control over all of the main buildings and restore what they thought was constitutional order the writing on the wave of support from the united states and some other countries on the second scenario was very risky because going overboard like you said it would have had some serious consequences for him personally as well if you mean that you. wouldn't . i have a few questions about that too but before we go there i would like to talk about the movement of russian troops in the area on georgian territory i know firsthand that there were airstrikes and some georgian towns gori put. in the obvious that it did those strikes have a strategic value for the russian army. i think the army even supported they happened just because they happened. i think that this was not strat

with a spryness of mind and psychic ability. you probably won't die at the hand of an enemy. not in a den of inequity. you're not the average joe. you're not the average jane. you're not above or below. but you're never just plain. you never take no, personally. and any time you get stopped you try another way. could we settle for a kiss without a cease and desist? if they ask me we won't tell cause we're activists. i am that i am and you are that you are. and we're all that is. how p-e-r-f-e-c-t you're a-t-t-i-t-u-d-e be. what does that spell? it spells you did it. you really did it yeah. you done did it. you really did it. you f'n did it. you really did it yeah. you done did it. you really did it, did it, did it, di, di, di, di, di, di, do. ♪ whoo! ♪ ♪ ♪ monotone solo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ooohhh! ♪ ♪ ♪ [music tempo change]. when you circumnavigating the turntable calling the tracks. like you be jumpin in the water you be makin a splash. you be keeping your heart beat going. and you be keeping the harmony going. well there's an awful lot of musical styles you could play. well there's

the question is, what do we have to do within ourselves to repair ourselves psychically and emotionally? i think that we have to learn as much as we can about our story. we have to read vigorously everything that we can put our hands-on. we have to make sure that our children get the best education we can win for them and that they have the right values. we have to do the best we can with what we have and we have to continue to say that doesn't come close to what we are owed for what we have been made to endure for a long, long, long period of time. we all inherit our starting place in life. for those of us who come from the families of wealth and those of us who come from families that are impoverished, and i'm not just talking about material wealth. i'm talking about social wealth and poverty. so the race is much more difficult for some of us then for others of us and it was made difficult because of what we had to face for 246 years. catching up without any recognition of that difficulty on the part of a government that benefits from slavery, on a part of the private sector in sectio

hoggins who is a psychic and you weren't happy with the results? >> not at all. i first went to mr.r in myself. >> what's with the candles. >> well that's part of the problem there. he tried to assist me by giving me candles to take home to burn at night to find my center as he said because the problem that i was having was like deep depression. >> what were you depressed over? >> i lost a few family members and it spiralled out into depression and eating and overeating and chicken binges. >> chicken binges? >> yeah. >> okay. >> when i get depressed i eat. >> a lot of people do. >> it went toally leaving the c place and saw his light and it was like it spoke to me -- >> what do you mean he saw his light. >> he has one of those hotel type lights that flash outside. >> like a neon sign. >> right. >> you had gotten food. >> it was down the street from me. >> talk to me, sir, how long have you been in this type of work? this line of business. >> your honor, first of all, it's a pleasure to meet you. you have a wonderful aura about you. >> we don't need to go there. stop, stop, thank you

her psychic's confessions. >> i do the readings. >>> and angelina jolie with the disney film with herean witch to stop talking to me. >> now where yahoo and broadcast meets, "omg insider." >>> hello and welcome to "omg insider," i'm kevin frazier. >> we have lea michele's tears at the teen choice awards, but first a big trending story we'll follow closely. >> case partially dismissed. >> i live my life the way i believe. >> triggered the collapse of paula deen's multimillion dollar empire and led to her tearful "today" show apology was thrown out of court today. a former employee accused deen of creating a hostile work environment and racial discrimination. but a district court judge disagrees. >> this afternoon, a rep for deen released this statement, quote, as ms. deen stated

so there's another way of just tuning in on a psychic level, intuitive level.ke you to do, ricki, is to give this to-- you pick out somebody in the audience and they have to have three colored ribbons. whatever ribbons you want, pick them and i'm going to turn my back and then you're going to hand me those ribbons and i'm going to read, based upon the ribbons, what i pick up and you're gonna say-- i'll say yes or no, does this make sense? the person will shake their head yes or no. and ricki will say yes or no. - and i'll say... okay. - and i'll go based on that, okay? - okay. - so pick out somebody you'd like to help. - okay okay. - all right. - and i don't want to see it. i'll just be up here amusing myself. - ( whispers ) oh my god, oh my god. oh my god, right here. - so when you hold that ribbon, make sure you hold it really strong with your energy. and put your energy in there. - all right, you know what? i'm taking these off. - ♪ la dah dah dah. any time. i've eyes in the back of my head. no, i don't, okay. okay, i'll take it. first of all, first impressi

we talk about a very eerie and psychic experience. and how do you -- what you make? >> a pastures relative was suffering from an aneurysm. the man of god goes and praise for this person. obviously that is a big thing. the pentecostal doctrine at the time. if i can get the mind of god would do more than just pray. i would have gone confirmation that he would kill this person. this because we pray for the things that are outside of the will of god. all my born have prayed asking god to confirm to me whether he would deal this person and then what i felt like at the time was a vision. i felt as if i receive confirmation that he would do so. the problem was, did not know enough to affirmation about the and lady to track down which hospital she was in much less which room she was in. the good minister that i knew vaguely. and so the only thing i did know was that the person you told me about the sick woman actually tell me the town bully was then. and so the next day my wife and i got in our puke the saber and drove to that town, very large town, drove their not know whic

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i would extend that that there is a psychic sovereignty to the political realm as well. there is animosity and hostility towards any kind of intervention politically in terms of reconciliation. anybody to talk across camps are between camps. there is a strong reactionary reaction to this. we are egypt. we do not want any meddling. we do not want the saudis and the u.s. to tell us what to do. that is the kind of atmosphere that exists in egypt from the standpoint of the political atmosphere and among the audiences as well. >> i am going to say the same thing. i will comment on media content. we think it is not our role to judge content, but as much as we can whoever is involving in collecting and disbursing information for the national interest that interest the public, we would defend -- we do not think that justifies any dislike or oppression by any government. i would like to add to the point about the credibility of international actors within it is natural in those situations where there is a divide. you can see that in every aspect of public life. they believe that

enthusiastic and only slightly cynical high school teacher at adams high, still recovering from the psychicblow of not having stuck in the big leagues where his baseball talents have long predicted he would go. i mean, what other web of the holbrooke awards has or ever will have a baseball card? what o'leary has made the incredibly effective use of his two innings in the big leagues, inspiration as rich in its own way to him as bruce madeline. larry's first book was about the portland trail blazers. and looked for a while like is going to be a one off. between the publication in 1978 and the next book, larry work that nike and wrote hundreds of magazine articles. then he published toll brothers in 1992, the great fanfare. it was a book of the month club when that mattered. and it established where his reputation above all as an accomplished storyteller with a gift for juggling marriages about multiple characters that only been hinted at in idle time. there was an eight year wait again for the next big bow, "counting coup," a remarkable feat of reporting that had even a seasoned journalist l

you're like a psychic on my show, jackee. - she knows-- she knows.ow boobs. - who needs james van praagh when i have jackee? - ( laughing ) - oh my gosh. okay. - that's how i got my third husband. with these, child. - cleavage number two. moving right along. okay. - those are real. - those are-- wait a minute. what makes you say they're real? - because that left one is tired. it's just-- - ( laughing ) - see that's what we want. - i think that's real and possibly christina hendricks, maybe? real christina hendricks? - wow. let's see if you're right. who's number two? oh my goodness! all right. moving right along. number three. are you ready? - mm. who cares? - those are fake. - that's tough. - those are fake. - if the zipper was down a few inches. - yeah. - it's tough to tell. it's really tough to tell. - fake. - fake? you say fake. jackee, fake? - we don't like the picture. i hate them. - i think they're fake, but i think she has a lot of her own breast tissue. - let's take a look and see who it is. that's tamra. - aah! - ooh! - ( applause, laughing

you talked about some very eerie psychic experiences like knowing what hospital someone within who needed praying over and even finding the room they were in. what do you make out of that kind of experience now? >> that's a very good question. what he is referring to in the book i tell the story of a pastors relative who is suffering from an aneurysm and i felt in those days i felt led by god to go on pray for that person. i did my judge's pray. i wanted to see that person healed and that was a big thing. i was wrestling with this concept and might tend to costal doctrine at the time that if i could get the mind of god i would more than just pray. i would actually have god's confirmation of who is going to heal this person. i if i knew that god could heal the person then i wouldn't go pray. i felt the reason there were so many unanswered prayers because we were praying for things that were outside of the will of god so i prayed all night long. all night long i prayed asking to confirm to me whether he would heal this person and what i felt at the time that was the vision was a confirmatio

i would extend that that there is a psychic sovereignty to the political realm as well. there is animosity and hostility towards any kind of intervention politically in terms of reconciliation. anybody to talk across camps are between camps. there is a strong reactionary reaction to this. we are egypt. we do not want any meddling. we do not want the saudis and the u.s. to tell us what to do. that is the kind of atmosphere that exists in egypt from the standpoint of the political atmosphere and among the audiences as well. >> i am going to say the same thing. i will comment on media content. we think it is not our role to judge content, but as much as we can whoever is involving in collecting and disbursing information for the national interest that interest the public, we would defend -- we do not think that justifies any dislike or oppression by any government. i would like to add to the point about the credibility of international actors within it is natural in those situations where there is a divide. you can see that in every aspect of public life. they believe that

the task force was swamped with sketches of suspects, none of them alike, many suggested by psychics.ate crime lab, larry peterson was sifting through thousands of fibers, nylon, rayon, acrylic, acetate. is it like looking for a needle in a haystack? >> like looking for multiple needles in multiple haystacks. >> then in january of 1981, a breakthrough. peterson realized they were seeing one green carpet fiber with a unique shape. this is a cross-section of the fiber magnified many times. >> this particular fiber had two very, very large lobes and one short lobe. >> the lobes are the three ends of the boomerang shape. >> the shape was the most distinctive part of the fiber. >> he showed me a slide taken from another carpet. >> this is a single tuft from the carpet. cut in cross-section. >> yeah, i can't tell that's green. even putting the tiny fibers under the microscope didn't help me. how can you tell what color this is? because in this, this green carpet because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the colors microscopically is not going to be identical to what overall carpet

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, it is our do but the question is, what do we have to do with it ourselves to repair ourselves psychically and the emotionally? i see we have to learn as much as we can about our story to read vigorously everything we can put our hands on. we have to make sure our children get the best education and to have the right values and we have to do the best recant with what we have. -- we can do with what we have but that does not come close over a long long period of time. we all inherit our starting place in line. for those of us listening families that are impoverished. not just material wealth but social wealth and poverty. but for others of us it was made difficult because of what we had defaced over 246 years catching up without any recognition of that difficulty on the part of the government on the part of a private sector that continued to benefit from that slavery. nonetheless we have to understand what we are owed and continue to say that notwithstanding of what is accepted on the other side. >> host: you are watching booktv on c-span2 the first sunday of the month is our "in-depth" pro

i extend that kind of to the psychic sovereignty, if you will, over egypt to the political realm as well. there's an extreme disinterest, if not animosity and hostility towards any intervention politically in terms of reconciliation, anybody talks across camps or between camps. there's a very, very strong reactionary response to that, the idea that we're egypt, we solve our own problems, don't want meddling or anyone to tell us what to do or the saudis to dictate this or the u.s. and e.u. shuttling people in and out to tell us how to treat the other. that's the atmosphere that exists in egypt today, both from the stand point of political, you know, the political atmosphere and among audiences as well. >> i comment on media comments in cpj because it's not our role to judge content, but as much as we can we say who is involving and clerking and dispersing information in national interests or issues that interest the public, we defend, they are partisan, and this is part of the game. we don't think that pg partisan or aligned with a certain camp or the other justifies any dislike oar oppre

that does not necessarily deal with the psychic scars the may have. soldiers. it was not uncommon. >> host: do you have macron numbers? >> guest: i down of the number of suicide. 400,000 total deaths. they included accidents and diseases sell one. so i think certainly the pentagon is taking in very serious. the efforts to council soldiers, the average estimate commanders, noncommissioned officers more or a sentence her here absolutely half the cajon. he go off to wherever, school, looking for a job. is not just the military. and you looked at the aggregate numbers of unemployment among veterans pvc is tired and the unemployment numbers totally in the country. you know there's something wrong about the way were dealing with veterans and where were trying to help veterans after they finish service. >> host: back to "the guns at last light: the war in western europe, 1944-1945", december december 1944. eisenhower's provost marshal estimated that in december 18,000 american deserters from the european theater. another 10,000 british responders. the equiva

and the assassination of sadat was enormous event psychically for a whole generation of policymakers, really. it was the nixon administration, ford administration, the carter administration, and the early reagan administration. very hard at sadat's funeral for the reagan white house to support sending even vice president bush because of security fears. >> yeah. >> and so there was a higher level delegation away with some former presidents. so it's a -- i think what's essential here is, the larger interests of a stable egypt is on the one hand and then there's always the question of what we want for stability, is that really what egyptians want? >> exactly. and obviously you look at the recent pew poll that came out, 81% of americans -- of egyptians have an unfavorable view -- >> american sentiment to the billions in aid we provide and that's the precarious situation the administration is in. we're going to continue to cover this throughout the show and we'll talk about that angle during must reads. we should know tomorrow whether the republican party will boycott debates on nbc and cn

self-censorship, imposed by journalists for journalists to create sort of a media climate, and a psychic milieu within the country. that comes to the head with the events of last night and today, which i think for those of you who are following egypt closely, you will be well aware of the fact that two journalists have been killed, one of whom works for skye news, and another that works, a cameraman for skye, and a reporter for gulf news, a uae- based newspaper. the circumstances behind their killings are not clear. nevertheless, it at least lives up the performance of the morsi era, where there was at least two killings -- am i correct? during that period. and they arrested numerous journalists. in a couple of months, the egyptian media environment has suffered significant setbacks. but i would argue that, while the setbacks that are immediately identifiable, of course the loss of life as much as we tend to mourn and focus on this, i think the greatest and gravest fallback has largely been a loss of any commitment to the journalistic practice as an important condition for the transition

to me,t is aational psychic those always people, it is always then. got news for you all -- we are inextricably connected in a single garment of destiny, and every time we forget that, we will keep doing it again, and we will keep doing it again until we get it right. >> all right, beautiful. this set of questions are very similar, and i want to ask them in the order that they were received. all of these questions a sickly go to lawyers. the first question, and then i .ave some other questions they said basically, what are the legal strengths that the legal community can pursue that will serve minorities and poor so that there will not be so many crimes, and sentences become less of a concern? what else can we do. how can a d.c. licensed attorney help the cause of race in this forum? how can legislators be reach out to a sure unfair and biased laws, such as justice reinvestment programs? anybody want to speak on that? >> if you want to talk about the sea, any lawyer who wants to identify with this report said, what the attitude he said, which is now b

people should be better compensated financially, and happily they enjoy the psychic rewards of public service, at least for a while. the main target of that piece of the legislation was that members of congress and collateral damage was to staff. has beendoubt removed. members of congress have always been in the exchanges, and there was a differentiation on staff. if you were leadership or personal staff, and what we are waiting to see the final language because we have not seen that, but that is what we are working on now. said thereker has will be ample time in september to deal with fiscal issues left on the plate. progress is not blowing past any deadlines by leaving today. they could quickly go on a recess every august, through labor day. what is different about this time? >> what is different about this time and two years ago, last year and your before, the republicans have not done their work leading up to the break. that is what is different about it. it is one thing to leave having a plan in place to address the problem or to have addressed it. usually what you try to do, whe

people who could, shall we say be better compensated financially outside and happily they enjoy the psychic rewards of the public service at least for awhile. so i think the main targets of that piece of the legislation is that members of congress and the collateral damage was to staff. that no doubt has been removed and members of congress of course have always been in the exchange's. there was a different g isham stuff if you were leadership stuff for personal stuff we're waiting to see the actual final language because we haven't seen that but that is what we are working on now. >> the speaker said there will be timon's of timber to deal with the issues that are still out with congress not to invest the deadlines. the typical one in five or six week recess every august. what's different this time? >> what's different about this time and the year before is that the republicans haven't done their work leading up to the break. that's what is different about, having the plan in place to address this. usually what you try to do is if the semester is coming to an end and you have your papers a

self-censorship, imposed by journalists for journalists to create sort of a media climate, and a psychic milieu within the country. that comes to the head with the events of last night and today, which i think for those of you who are following egypt closely, you will be well aware of the fact that two journalists have been killed, one of whom works for skye news, and another that works, a cameraman for skye, and a reporter for gulf news, a uae-based newspaper. the circumstances behind their killings are not clear. nevertheless, it at least lives up the performance of the morsi era, where there was at least two killings -- am i correct? during that period. and they arrested numerous journalists. in a couple of months, the egyptian media environment has suffered significant setbacks. whilewould argue that, the setbacks that are immediately identifiable, of course the loss of life as much as we tend to mourn and focus on this, i think the greatest and gravest fallback has largely been a loss of any commitment to the journalistic practice as an important condition for the transition towards