this is a picture of ralph at berkeley. he games a game called anti-monopoly because he is upset about the opec oil car tells. this is him and his son on the left. he feels monopolies roots are negative and he wants a philosophical game. this is a drawing one of his sons did. it is very '70s. ralph nadir and that kind of public service lawyers are the heroes of the game. he hears from parker brothers attorneys saying you cannot make anti-monopoly. and that kicks off a ten year legal battle between ralph and his family and parker brothers and they rip a part trade right patton and copyright law and that is more detailed in the book. as part of the lawsuit, everybody else thought he was the inventor of the game but he starts to find out the roots go far back and finds layman who is an elderly man living in pasadena and finds charles todd and hunts down the quaker players. this is ralph's notes to find out who went to school with who and who knew who and reverse engineering the monopoly story and winding back and trying to fin

this is ralph of stock. a picture of him in berkeley in the 70s an economist teaching at san francisco state. he makes a game called anti- monopoly. it is it is not long before he hears -- let me back up. he makes this he makes this game because is upset about the opec oil cartel. he feels like monopoly's roots are negative. he was to he was to make more philosophically pleasing version. they drop the game. this is a drawing or the sons of done. are done. it's monopoly backwards. very 70s. ralph nader comes up public service lawyer they are the heroes of the game. not long before he hears from parker brothers attorneys you can't make anti- monopoly. that kicks off this ten year long legal battle between ralph and his family and parker brothers. they report they report all these different aspects of trademark patent and copyright law and all that is much more detailed in the book. but as part of his lawsuit like everyone else he thought -- he starts to find out that the roots go back far far far far far back.

ralph e-mailed me and he splits his time between states and europe which is not a bad way to live. life begins at 89 years old and i thought crossed, we should all be that lucky to be that spiner 80s. he's by far the expert on a lot of this and he was an economist before that dealing with someone who had sophisticated knowledge and the context of it he put together. he became a paralegal working on us. and there are things that he just would not have been a part of this. and we had to zoom out what it meant was the political climate there been so they were interesting, but they were part of the time we are putting together and this includes lizzie magie in the history of boardgame pieces. >> what i find so amazing about the story, his conviction is the whole thing. to turn on the settlement offer which is a big turning point in the book and his background i felt like i needed to understand because the first year or two of reporting, i had many moments when i thought, why did you keep doing this until right before it not these came in his life of immigrants these important backgroun

listen to ralph nader. >> ralph, is hillary clinton a crony capitalist? >> sure when she was a senator, she did not challenge any corporate boondoggle and there are dozens of them. the obama administration hasn't done that. her years in new york have just turned her into a dyed in the wool corporatist and mill tarrist. >> from ralph nader. is he right or is he wrong? welcome to "forbes on fox." our guests. john is back again, yes, back again. austin goals buyol salsgoalsbe, former white house chief economist. rich, you heard ralph nader, has he got a point? >> he has a great point. take these $200,000 speeches. steve forbes and i heard her speak at a corporate event. i must assure you, she's not the worst speaker in the world but she's not a $200,000 speaker. what are people paying for? they're paying for access to a possible future president. pay to play is what hillary clinton and bill clinton have been about their whole careers. >> austin, she did a lot of talking this week. here's basically a nutshell of her. lar word popular words of wisdom. >> there

colonel ralph peters joins us to talk about the war on radical islamist terror and whether al qaeda isoice threatening western civilization. and attorney general eric holder finally leading as mr. obama's attorney general and leaving behind view of accomplishments the and lots of self-congratulatory and bureaucratic aggrandizement the justice department posting a massive 28,000 word article about eric holder's time in office. and bishop e.w. jackson joins us to assess the performance of attorney general from an independent perspective. we begin with a closer look at how the extraordinary sums of money raised by the clinton foundation have been and are being spent. the foundation brought in a half billion dollars between 2009 and 2012 according to a review of the irs documents and the truly astounding legislation is that only 15% of all that money was spent upon actual programs. 25% of all of that money went for travel. for salary and benefits and the vast majority of the money raised was 60% $290 million going to what is classified by the foundation and its reports as other expenses. j

listen to ralph nader. >> ralph, is hillary clinton a crony capitalist? >> sure when she was a senator, she did not challenge any corporate boondoggle and there are dozens of them. the obama administration hasn't done that. her years in new york have just turned her into a dyed in the wool corporatist and mill tarrist. >> from ralph nader. is he right or is he wrong? welcome to "forbes on

we take out those concerns with colonel ralph peters. also president obama focusing on iran's nuclear program and threatening nuclear war without comment from obama or nato or anyone. new reports that russia is warning about pro-western baltic states if nato moves more forces into those countries. indian and arkansas moving ahead with changes in their religious freedom laws to ease concerns by big business. we will have a full report on the national outrage sparked by the laws and the reaction of the christian church. we begin with the iranian nuclear framework for potential deal. president obama himself said that framework is a deal and a story. >> this deal provides the best possible defense against them building one covertly. if iran sheets come in the world is going to know it. if we see something suspicious, we will inspect it. >> none of those measures include closing any of our facilities and the proud people of iran will never accept that. lou: joining us tonight former governor of new hampshire john sunnu. >> again for having me

at the time of our interview ralph menses had been on death row for 17 years. >> i remember when ralphim. they're setting up the lights and getting the microphone set. making sure the lightning is just so. and it's important to establish a report very quickly and ralph and i started to have a little bit of a small talk and i never forget, i asked him, hey, what are you watching on tv these days? and he told me he was a big fan of the "oc ". >> i see "oc" all the time. >> i got to be honest with you, i love the "oc." >> who is your favorite character? >> kelly rowan. >> yeah. she's pretty hot. >> his interest in women became more disturbing when we learned the details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. he kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of. this particular one is not one of them. i just come to the conclusion that karma bit me in the --.

ralph is hillary clinton a crony capitalist? sure, when she was a senator she did not challenge any corporate welfare boondoggle and there are dozens of them. as part of the obama administration, certainly hasn't done that. and her years in new york, just turned her into a dyed-in-the-wool corporatist and mill at thattist. we're not seeing even leaks from her campaign that she is growing to do anything much more than run the grandmother campaign. and she has had, over a year-and-a-half, she has been consulting with dozens an dozens of political few ruse and gurus and supposedly smart political people. doesn't look like she has that much to offer. hasn't come out in terms of corporate tax reform or breaking up big new york banks. david: she also spent a lot of time collecting money from corporations, she and her husband have. their foundation which has both of their names attached to it, including hers, taken money from tenet, microsoft, ge, pfizer, on, boeing, walmart, barclays, the list goes on and on. is there any kind of comp

the accident happened sunday, at ralph stover state park in pipers ville.eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke with the rescuers who put themselves in danger to save that injured climber. >> the pictures show daring and dangerous rescue after climber on the high rock at ralph stover state park falls into the ravine. >> fallen at least about 40 feet. landed on his back on some rocks. he was in a lot of pain. >> the point pleasant volunteer fire company got the call just before 1:00. a 59 year old had a miscommunication with other climbers in his group and slipped. chief scott fleischer says the rescues are difficult and time intensive. but it is something they train for. >> it certainly is a race against time. we're working against a clock to get them to care and that's why we bring helicopt nerve ultimately to evacuate to the hospital. however, you can only go so fast down there, it is very tight terrain not a lot of room. >> 911 caller was able to meet emergency crews right here in the parking lot. then direct them along the path to where the climber

[applause] >> so i thank you, ralph neighbor--ralph nader... >> [laughter] >> ralph nader, the consumer advocate in our neighborhood. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [laughs] [applause] [applause] >> i had the chance this afternoon to be with some of the members of "occupy santa rosa," and it was very inspiring to talk about the issues of war and peace in the larger context of what people are doing here, including the campaigns to, uh, try to, uh, counter citizens united and all the money that's been flowing into our electoral system, uh, the work that people are doing on the banks to try to encourage people to move their money to credit unions and small community banks, uh, and to see the work that's being done around the homeless issues, and trying to, uh, legalize sleep, which seems like a--a very important campaign to do, because, uh, people should have a place to sleep. and putting all of that, to me, in the context of these drones, uh, just juxta--juxtaposes the kinds of needs that our community has with what our government and our pentagon is spen

colonel ralph peters on the deal. >>> breaking news now.sraeli prime minister netanyahu has now responded to the president on today's so-called framework agreement with iran. the prime minister telling the president during their telephone conversation quote, a deal based on this framework would threaten the survival of israel, end quote. fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters, joins us. good to see you. >> hi lou. >> let's start with first your reaction. netanyahu could not be more succinct, nor could he have been much more devastatingly critical of this so-called framework. >> nor could he have been much more right. look, today, the easter bunny came for iran. it was just absolutely stunning. anybody who wants to know the bottom line on these pathetic negotiations need only google iranian foreign minister mohammed javad zarif's news conference today. you don't even need to turn the sound on. javad zarif was so happy. he was ecstatic with this deal because iran gets what it wants, sanctions are going to be lifted. now, i

fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters, joins us.> let's start with first your reaction. netanyahu could not be more succinct, nor could he have been much more devastatingly critical of this so-called framework. >> nor could he have been much more right. look, today, the easter bunny came for iran. it was just absolutely stunning. anybody who wants to know the bottom line on these pathetic negotiations need only google iranian foreign minister mohammed javad zarif's news conference today. you don't even need to turn the sound on. javad zarif was so happy. he was ecstatic with this deal because iran gets what it wants, sanctions are going to be lifted. now, i know that there's no formal agreement, there will be no lifting of sanctions until iran demonstrates good faith blah, blah, blah. sanctions are over as of today. the russians and chinese will be in there by saturday. europeans by monday. they will be cheating and obama is going -- listen let me tell you what the deal means to america and the world. this deal means -- it's not a d

>> oh, i'm wearing ralph lauren for babe us. >> look into the camera.his is simply a little torrey. >> yes, he is my little twin, thank god. >> oh, my god. >> he looks like his mommy. as all boys should. >> know, a you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> bye noah. >> bye. >> is that sewer sucker? >> oh, yes. it is a must have for easter. >> okay. >> thank you bye noah. okay. so next, we have the briscoe family looks like, kind of out of order here. here's kade end, connor, bail. >> i high! >> so who is kaden? >> that's you, okay. >> connor? and i'm guessing that's bailey. now, look into that camera right there. >> smile. why don't you waiver to the camera. >> no are they snaring. >> they're wearing ralph lauren. >> oh, here we go. >> and it is a mixture. >> yes. >> two, almost three. >> yes? >> adorable children. >> thank you. >> they are. oh, i love the bo in her hair. >> can i walk over there? we have little bit of this going on, over here, looking great. love the bo ties. >> hey, is austin ready snowing. >> here go. >> okay, there is bob kelly son austi

colonel ralph peters on the deal.ell you done done me and you bet i felt it ♪ i tried to be chill but you're so hot that i melted ♪ i fell right through the cracks ♪ now i'm trying to get back ♪ before the cool done run out i'll be giving it my bestest ♪ and nothing's going to stop me but divine intervention ♪ i reckon it's again my turn ♪ to win some or learn some ♪ but i won't hesitate no more, no more ♪ it cannot wait, i'm yours ♪ open up your mind and see like me ♪ open up your plans and damn you're free ♪ look into your heart and you'll find that the sky's yours ♪ so please don't, please don't, please don t ♪ there's no need to complicate ♪ cause our time is short ♪ this oh, this oh, this is our fate ♪ i'm yours >>> breaking news now. israeli prime minister netanyahu has now responded to the president on today's so-called framework agreement with iran. the prime minister telling the president during their telephone conversation quote, a deal based on this framework would threaten the survival of israel, end quote

lou: colonel ralph peters appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: remember his new book, "value of the shadow" coming out the fifth the may get your order in. >> do you believe that president obama should consult with all our allies in the region including israel before it guess into any deal with iran? >> shocking new dashcam video shows a arizona police officer running over a armed suspect who had been on a language crime spree -- long crime spree we warn you this video is graphic and we want you to know the contact before you steerk the man-- you see it,the man survived the crash the suspect of the armed and dangerous, police say that man had broken into a church, committed arson estole a car stole a rifle and ammunition from walmart. fired his gun into the air suspect now faces several felony charges, including assault on a police officer. and the officer who took action, in all likelihood safed lives up next, national debt, $18 trillion and rising. my commentary on this tax day. >> a verdict in aaron hernandez murder trial the dramatic cou

consumer advocate and former presidential nominee ralph nader joins us. good day you to.red letters to the president," interesting premise here. so mr. nader, tell me this we'll get to the book in a second, but as i was talking about, a third-party candidate, today's "philadelphia enquirer" column saying change the 15% poll rule. you have to get that to be in the debates. is that keeping good third-party candidates from getting traction over time from voters across the country? >> very much so. it's the only way because they're not multibillionaires that they can reach tens of millions of people by being on the same stage as the other candidates. if they qualify to be on the ballot, if enough states have the votes to win, they should be allowed. in canada norway a lot of countries have five six seven eight on the stage. look at the republican primary in 2012. they had eight nine on the stage. >> do you have one name you're watching for 2016, independent candidate? >> well i'd like to say bernie sanders do, it i would like to see jill stine, dr. jill stein, harvard grad on

hey ralph, can i have a dorito? sure, when pigs fly. ♪ hey ralph...rocket sound] take it. good boy. all we need to sell strongbow hard cider, is ice. and an award for best tasting hard cider. have you got the shot yet? remember that thing about keeping your face behind the award? strongbow. the american dream is terrifying. american history is the history of the scary thing being the exact thing we have to do. cross that ocean. walk on that moon. fly. none of this makes rational sense. it only makes american sense. here, the hard things show us who we are. leaving your job to start your own thing. having a kid, when you still feel like a kid. signing a 30-year mortgage on a home. scary sure, but no match for our colossal self belief. we're supposed to do scary. without scary, we don't get to be brave. ♪ mountain dew kickstart. with two new flavors that taste good. (cheers and applause) >> jon: back with senator elizabeth warren. i know you've got a huge thing on this student loan thing. what i want you to explain to me because this is the difference b

. ♪ hey ralph, can i have a dorito? sure, when pigs fly. ♪ hey ralph...n] [rocket sound] take it. good boy. what do you think? when i first sit in the seat it makes me think of a bmw. i feel like i'm in a lexus. you would think that this was a brand new audi. it's like a luxury car. feels kind of like an infinity. very similar to a range rover. this is pretty high tech. yeah it is. it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. they thought about me. i could totally rock this. this thing feels pretty boss. it looks kind of dope. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. maybe i will go chevy. i'm definitely in. ♪ ahh, nothing like the peace and quiet of a beach escape. funny, there was no mention of hail in the weather report. go & smell the roses. >> jon: welcome back. folks,un, it's thursday, which means it's time once again for our weekly "chess news roundup." >> chess news roundup! >> jon: i thought you guys liked that. this week in cherks america is making a concerted effort to buy top foreign

colonel ralph peters will analyze. >> i'm in my closet. i hope -- are we close? >> prosecutors releasing a chilling 911 tape of a terrified sandra bullock hiding from intruder in her own home. we'll have details. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. political dynasties, that's the subject of this east coast's talking points memo. the office of the president is supposed to go to the man or woman who generates the most ideas to make america better. it's supposed to go to the man or woman who has the leadership skills to stimulate the economic power house that we have right here in america. it's not supposed to go to the most inevitable or the one whose dad, brother, or husband was president so therefore it's his or her turn. hillary clinton's plan is to announce her presidential run this weekend, and jeb bush is soon to follow soon after. so bush and clinton. are we so devoid of men and women with strong ideas values and leadership skills t

i talked to ralph nader. he still has a lot of pull with progressives in america and i had him on on monday and i said is hillary clinton a crony capitalist? he said absolutely. she hasn't driven a car in decades. she's getting $100000 speeches all the time. >> $300,000. >> according to ralph nader she didn't do anything to protest during the financial bailouts in 2008. she's the definition for ralph nader and bernie sanders now of a crony capitalist. >> the crony-ism argument, this is an opportunity for republicans to say big government fuels big business. and the cronyism and that is what benefits people at the top. >> the problem for republicans if they put up another mitt romney, it's not as good of a case as someone, say, from skat walker who came from humble backgrounds. >> you have to distinguish the difference between mitt romney and hillary clinton. they're completely different. mitt romney made his money on his own starting from zero in the private sector. >> wouldn't scott walker against hillary lo

ralph splits time between the states and europe which isn't a bad way to live. he said live dpin begins at 89. and i thought we should all be lucky to be so spry in our 80's. he is an expert in all of this. he was an economist before this. he had a good idea of enhenry george and how it all came together. he knew lizzie magie existed but the deeper stuff was something i spent a lot of time on. there were things we would not need to be interested in. like the quakers and the history of atlantic city was in the book and what it was like living there. he lived in berkeley in the '70s so he would not have to zoom out and look at the political climate there. a lot of the character developing and a lot of the details were in the depositions but didn't make it into the brief. than were interesting but not part of the timeline he put together. flushing out character and the lizzie magie and history board game pieces. the first half of the book was less reliant on the documents. [inaudible conversation] >> his conviction through the whole thing is amazing. turning down t

his brother ralph is there to film it.will last eight seconds, giving him a four-second free-fall before he has to pull the rip cord. >> if you don't pull your chute in time, you're going to hit the ground. that will make it dangerous. >> simply jumping off a bridge isn't insane enough for alex so he decides to make things a bit more interesting. >> i tried to do a front flip half twist into a back flip for my first jump at like 5:00 in the morning. i was barely awake and just not coherent with myself. >> alex's fancy flip work costs him more time than he can afford. he can't deploy his chute in the four-second time limit. and now he's deep into the danger zone. >> he just died. >> the ground was coming up really fast, and i was like freaking out. i just threw my pilot chute as fast as i could. >> but it isn't fast enough. alex hits the ground traveling more than 100 miles per hour. >> when i hit the ground it was lights out. i woke up about 15 seconds later on my back floating downstream in a daze about what had just happ

we have colonel ralph peters on a country out of control. ♪i see trees of green♪ ♪red roses too♪ ♪i see them bloom♪ ♪for me and you♪ ♪and i think to myself♪ ♪what a wonderful world♪ ♪music♪ ♪i hear babies cry♪ ♪i watch them grow♪ ♪they'll learn much more♪ ♪than i'll ever know♪ ♪and i think to myself♪ ♪what a wonderful world♪ ♪music♪ ♪oh yeah♪ lori: some top international stories that we are following the islamic state expanding its footprint in libya. terrorist controlling airstrips and have more than a dozen training camps in libya. pakistan delivering a blow. pakistani lawmakers voted unanimously to stay out of the conflict area and planes loaded with radley needn't medical aid landed in yemen's capital. it is the first delivery since the campaign started more than two weeks ago. a senior iranian official says that iran is prepared beyond a june 30 deadline to satisfy redlines. the development comes a day after the ayatollah ali khamenei regime accused the obama white house of having devilish intentions. my next guest says the obama admini

joining me now, fox news puget analyst ralph peters. great to see you.hat are your thoughts on what the u.s. should be doing right now with this in yemen? >> it's not just yemen although that is very important. because the obama administration is so enchanted with the notion of this nuclear deal obama has failed to confront iran in syria, lebanon iraq now in yemen, it and it is a disaster that is all of one piece. but the fundamental problem here is that obama is so desperate that he doesn't recognize that we have an advantage and a power. iran needs the steel, we don't need this deal basically we hold a royal flush and i mean if this guy ever got into a game of poker. he would be the only guy in the room. >> okay, you have the u.s. trying to do this in the u.s. is helping them with both hands is this an ultimate power struggle for control of the middle east? nobody can really get a grasp of what is going on. so what do you think the final endgame is and who can control the middle middle east if that is a question that you can answer? >> i mean this is p

ed: are you smarter because you get to talk to roger altman and ralph schloss -- ralph schlosstein everyolivia: are they a product of financial engineering? ed: we are on a slow road. people are not into building new factories so they do deals and buybacks. in the future when people are more confident about the outlook, they will go to building instead of buying. brendan: we look at volatility and it is not that much different than 30 or 40 years ago. the one thing that has changed is that there has been an underlying credit crisis. doesn't that change the way we look at that chart? ed: absolutely. it goes back to the financial crisis, ken rogoff's this time is different. it is pervasive and people have a strong muscle memory about what happened. there is still holding back. tom: ed hyman with us. we will talk about stanley fishel and -- stanley fischer and janet yellen. we have some good photos. brendan: the nasdaq closed at an all-time high. we are doing a throwback. that is amazing. when we see the mascot, the pet food supply chain known for the bubble burst. an indicator of a pending

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ralph nader did this exposÉ of automobile safety.he nation" was one of the first places to expose the link between cigarette smoking and cancer. it is not accidental that a magazine that had no car advertising in it, had no cigarette advertising in it broke these stories. katrina: ralph nader continues to call me to this day. charlie: with ideas? katrina: berating me for what we are not doing. you have to respect the tenacity. he came on the cruise. when he came on the ship, he wanted to throw them overboard. by the end of that there was great respect. as a younger generation that doesn't remember they did bring us the weekend. he brought a seat belts. they think of him, and "the nation" has an respect for third parties, there were barricades, gore or nader. charlie: so where is "the nation" today as it celebrates 150 years? how does it make its way among a different media landscape? katrina: i think the different media landscape worries me less. we are testing. we have a democratic on the web we have mobile, and digital. charlie: yo

colonel ralph peters joins us.k thinking police officer takes down a public safety menace in >>> islamic state terrorists today launching a fierce attack on iraq's western anbar province. the radicals have reportedly captured three villages near ramadi. it now appears to be in imminent danger of falling to the islamic state forces. the new islamic state offensive comes two days after the obama administration said iraqi troops had retaken a quarter of the territory in iraq seized by the islamic state last year. >>> my next guest says pentagon claims are inflated when it comes to the islamic state. the latest fight for tikrit illustrated how inept the iraqi military remains. joining us ralph peters who spent 22 years in the army rising from enlisted man to colonel. and a best selling author, publishing 31 books. at new civil war novel coming out on the 5th of may. entitled valley of the shadow. i want the audience to know he didn't tell us to say that. i just think you're going to appreciate the book. let me turn to

katrina: ralph nader continues to call me to this day. charlie: with ideas?atrina: berating me for what we are not doing. and he has ideas. you have to respect the tenacity. he came on the cruise. when he came on the ship, he wanted to throw them overboard. by the end of that there was great respect. what saddens me is that there is a younger generation that doesn't remember, they did bring us the weekend. he brought a seat belts. they think of him, and "the nation" has a respect for third parties, there were barricades gore or nader. but he is a man of integrity you have to respect that tenacity. charlie: so where is "the nation" today as it celebrates 150 years? how does it make its way among a different media landscape? katrina: i think the different media landscape worries me less. we are testing. we have a demographic on the web , we have mobile, and digital. charlie: you also want to use the web for instant access. katrina: that is downloadable. that is the issue. the history of the magazine, we have digitized archives. we don't know where this is headi

. >> ralph says they may have more interest in you just after a workout, if you wear perfume or skin care prouts that contain lactic acid. what wards them off best. >> the best way to prevent being beaten is personal protection. that starts by wearing long sleeved shirts long pants. this will help keep mosquitoes off you. >> there are even clothing lines pretreated with mosquito repellence good for 20 washes. >> really do a good job cutting back on bites. >> what about wrist bands that ties they fight off mosquitoes? >> frankly i've tried these. for me they haven't been nearly as effective as a repellent spray i put on my skin. >> earlier this year federal trade commission charged one company with deceptively marketing wrist bands. the ftv said vate k's claims weren't back by scientific evidence. we contacted the company but haven't heard back. many use spaces this time of year. when ralph wants to find out which ones really work he puts his own skin to work inside a bag of mosquitoes. >> it's just a compound mosquitoes really really abhor, it repels them extremely effectively. >> no

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narrator: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of these naive painters when he wrote "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. give me insight into today and you may have the aique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and where the mississippi stamy forest shaded now runs weeping on, cities shall grow, and states not less in fame than greece and rome." ( music ) lichtenstein: when you look at picasso's lithograph series of "bull getting abstract," it looks like an art lesson. you don't need lessons, really in how to make it unrealistic. it really doesn't give you useful information. it gives you different takes on the same subject. there's a certain point of view about the composition about the humor, about the difference between it and reality-- all of these things are done from the same viewpoint but starting with different subjects they come out to

and now everybody that watches fox news is just as angry as your uncle ralph.that is now republican america gets what it calls the news. and that is victory over tyranny. is victory over tyranny. >>> right now on "first look" at least one dead as the season's worst tornado outbreak hits. and super cell thunderstorms force residents to seek shelter. a kidnap at the u.s. census bureau head quarters. new video is released in the south carolina shooting and a stolen horse and a disturbing images of police getting violent with a suspect. and an dra bull lock's frightening call about an intruder and then jimmy fallon's best performance on the tonight show. >>> good morning. a witness says it looks like a bomb went off. but in central

[laughter] >> and let me close these proceedings by quoting ralph waldo emerson in a letter he wrote walt whitman. i greet you at the beginning of a great career. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. thank you all for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> interested in american history? watch american history television on c-span3 every weekend. 48 hours of people and events that help document the american story. visit c-span.org/history for more information. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. in "my journey with maya," tavis smiley recounts his 28-year friendship with the late maya angelou. in "american war lord," johnny dwyer looks at the life of the son of charles taylor the only american ever to be convicted of torture. jamie smith cofounder of blackwater security, recounts his time as a private paramilitary contractor in "gray work." utah senator mike lee argues the federal government has ignored important constitutional safeguards in "our lost constitution. " in "michelle obama," peter slefn explores the life of the first lady. also releasin

. >> we were with rookie officer derrick ralph as he had his first encounter with shiverdecker. the prison feels there's an educational opportunity in a rookie meeting an inmate as clever and nimble as shiverdecker. >> stop right there. we know you're able to remove your restraints. we want to see if he'll show us a demonstration on how you do it or not. >> this is prison. this isn't a playground. >> we want to train these officers on what to look out for and you'd actually be a vital training element for this. we have an officer here, new officer. officer ralph. >> it's not [ bleep ] safety net. >> i understand that, but if you can do it, you can do it. >> i know but that's my safety net, you know? i don't [ bleep ] do it just to do it, you know. if i don't like what's going on, of course i'm going to do it. you know what i'm saying. >> that's understandable, but i'm just asking you for training purposes for this new officer, would you be willing to show us how you do it? no? >> shiverdecker refused to comply. but he did have some advice for the rookie officer. >> straight up,