i mean, if this was a coven of satan worshipers, the question would never come up. if it was a coven of satan worships that were going out raping little girls, they know they would be going to jail. but somehow this so-called religion is able to mask and cover up their activities and say, it's our constitutional right to do this. >> where do they get their money? >> their money comes, really, off the sweat and off the backs of thousands of workers that believe that they're doing the right thing, that they're involved in the religion of their ancestors, that, you know, they're involved in something that they've been brought up in. it's a cultural thing more than a religion really. and, um, they're in construction, they're in manufacturing, and i would say probably a majority of the money comes right out of the taxpayers' pockets. it's from public works projects, millions of dollars worth of public works projects in las vegas, all over the west. and even here back east. they're manufacturing, they've produced top secret government projects for the military, they work

one of which they described as diabolical, lucifer like and satanic.ing to get her murder conviction and 26-year sentence overturned. she was convicted of killing meredith kercher. today the family showed graphic pictures of her dead body. i spoke about it earlier with matthew chance who's covering this story from italy. the prosecution was pretty tough on amanda knox in court today, weren't they? >> reporter: they were. they were delivering heavy lines when it comes to characterizing her personality. one of the attorneys who was presenting his side of events in the case today saying that amanda knox is a she-devil. he called her an enchanting witch. he described her personality that was split between angelic on the one side and lucifer-like and satanic and demonic on the other side. so, you know, some very tough words being told there to the court by these prosecution attorneys with the sole purpose, of course, of convincing that jury, which is lined up to listen to the evidence and the testimony, of upholding the conviction for murder against amanda

one of which they described as diabolical, lucifer like and satanic.on and 26-year sentence overturned. she was convicted of killing meredith kercher. today the family showed graphic pictures of her dead body. i spoke about it earlier with matthew chance who's covering this story from italy. the prosecution was pretty tough on amanda knox in court today, weren't they? >> reporter: they were. they were delivering heavy lines when it comes to characterizing her personality. one of the attorneys who was presenting his side of events in the case today saying that amanda knox is a she-devil. he called her an enchanting witch. he described her personality that was split between angelic on the one side and lucifer-like and satanic and demonic on the other side. so, you know, some very tough words being told there to the court by these prosecution attorneys with the sole purpose, of course, of convincing that jury, which is lined up to listen to the evidence and the testimony, of upholding the conviction for murder against amanda knox and her former boyfriend

the only thing they could come up with was it a satanic ritual. to them it made sense. >> when did you notice you would be pulled in by the police. >> they showed up at my door the day after the bodies were found. i mean, it was almost immediate that they started coming to me. >> and how did that make you feel? >> there's no words to even describe it. most people don't have anything in their frame of reference to compare that to. to know these people are coming to you because they actually believe you are capable of murdering three children. it does something to you psychologically that you will never, ever get over. >> tell me about the relationship with you and the two other men who were accused with you. men, you were boys at the time, 16, 17. tell me about jessie. because he and his testimony to police very early on were the catalyst of what happened to you. >> right. >> what we've heard subsequently is he has a very low iq, 72, he is mentally retarded. >> right. >> he's not somebody who really should have been giving lengthy evidence without

>> guest: to me, victoria price is thee great satan of the story. it's her accusations of rape that are the corner stone of everything that was charged. all the charges that were laid at the doorstep of the scottsboro boys. she was unrelenting in her assistance, through her lifetime that she had, in fact, be the victim of 5 sexual assault. ruby bates, you know, by the records and my impression and understanding of her was a more gentle and vulnerable person who joined into victoria price's story, but who was much more ambivalent about it. it was, in fact, ruby bates' recanting of the charges at the 1933 decater trial leading to judge hoerton saying we must bring to circus to the end. >> host: were they prostitutes? >> guest: prostitutes 1 a loaded term especially in the context of the social economic circumstances that they lived in and the social economic circumstances that they inhabited. they were known in their communities for exchanging sexual favors, sometimes for money, sometimes for particular, but they were also factory workers, and as fact

we are the small satan, you are the big satan.is pathological hatred of the united states and everything that it represents. a nuclear armed iran i think would present a real threat of nuclear terrorism for the first time in history. nobody should let that happen. >> greta: mr. prime minister, thank you. thank you for visiting the twin towers last night. >> it was very moving. what also touched my heart was the fact that an israeli architect actually won the competition and built a tremendous, tremendous memorial there. as i was looking at it, i was very touched. but also incensed, because the president of iran said yesterday at the u.n., he said that -- implied yesterday that 9/11 was an american plot. you want to have this guy with nuclear weapons? >> greta: coming up, we are all in big trouble. see what happened to the stock market? the worst week in years. even if you don't have money in the market, you just took a beating. dennis kneale will tell you why. >> top bosses at solyndra said they wanted to answer questions but took

no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who kills for no reason. the enemy is never one who must be vanquished at all cost. it is not so easy to kill from the inside, a shifting corridor of blame. not so easy to trace an intricate blame of betrayals and broken treaties. the enemy is not you, the enemy is not me. the enemy is muslim, christian, atheist, hindu, jew. he is our collective face, our evolution, the devolution, the ripening of long injustices. thank you. the next poet is michael palmer. >> what of that wolf hound at full stride. what of the woman that serves as fairl guide and witness to the sno

really the first years after his death where he was called an enemy of the human race, the finger of satan. so there's certainly always a fascination for people who have that kind of reputation. host: when did you get interested in him? guest: it's interesting you ask that. i thought back to this, i was giving a talk shortly after i completed the book and it had come out, and i realized i had written a paper when i was in 10th or 11th grade on machiavelli and i was living in florence at the time and my fascination stems from that era but my fascination with him in particular, i was -- had this notion that he was not the man he was purported to be, he was not this villainous character, but rather somebody who was dealing with the sort of the realities as he found them and wanted to find a way to honestly look at human beings the way they were and in my naive way and i wish i had that paper somewhere that i had written, but it was sort of -- i have not really changed my ideas on him that much. i'm much more sophisticated, much more knowledgeable, but the idea that he was up to something othe

it's a make it into the water final that's when a six year old seizing the initiative early on by satan to break the rules in the opener but bush took the next two sets before the french didn't see with decider six so. finally whatever goes up must come down and these guys make a living out of it so the russian parachute masters recently dominated european freefall style and accuracy landing championships in serbia yvonne's of war ski looks at the trials and tribulations faced by those high flying and fast landing competitors. ascending to cruising altitude of one thousand meters is followed by a swift freefall back down with virtually no margin of error the competitor is expected to land on a dime with a dead center sweet spot only two centimeters in diameter and while such consistent precision landings may seem far fetched to the uninitiated they are considered to be the fundamentals of the sport. of one who has every athlete must always learn the basics of their sport before going any further calculating a jump is the most fundamental aspect of parachute sports and safety that's why

because the fact you protect the keno and the church of satan was here and atomavay's son said i've seen my father do sacrifices. so please help us expose -- president chiu: thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. [no audio] >> major hurricane so far and already emergency funding is going dry. and i am informing you that you have the solution to this, whether it's disaster here or anywhere else in our united states, you all were empowered, the minute you took your oath to uphold and defend the constitution. now, the latest figures from the national priorities project on the department of defense spending, defense spending for the next year is for california, 64.5 billion dollars. san francisco's shares $ 1.6 billion. now, what you could do with that is hire over 18,000 firefighters or 17,000 police or sheriff's department, that would be enough to keep you safe in any disaster, whether it's something from pg&e's mistakes or an earthquake near our nuclear power plants or anywhere here in california or here in san francisco, you're very vulnerable. you're empowered to do something abo

emmanuel cleaver who is the chairman of the congressional black caucus he called that budget compromise satan'sdwich. remember that? clearly the president has not been trying to court them behind the scenes but publicly saying stop crying, stop complaining. this white house is concerned. it's not just a problem with independents they're having. they're having a problem with their base to some degree that feels left out. if you look at the segments of the country that have been hardest hit by the economy, african-americans, hispanics, unmarried women, young people. those are all part of the president's base. they're really having a tough time with this economy. >> schieffer: john, i want to go back to this debate. it was just fascinating that the republicans had down there in florida. bill krystal, who i would think is one of the leading republican strategists and commentators on republican affairs talking about rick perry in this debate said-- these are his words-- no frontrunner in a presidential field has ever had as weak a showing as rick perry. it was close to what he called a disqualifying

more stories you can always head to our website argue about com slash business but in the meantime satan for the headlines avoid. this is a city. of about one hundred ninety thousand people and we had found. a job and. general motors if you relations you might be your neighbor somebody you knew it was kind of a family run business myself third generation my father was working there and. two three and four generation families are there. this is a. it is gone. into work. i think for a long time this notion in america that bigger was better was simply an undisputed fact in the twenty first century smarter better general motors simply became too large for their own good and so many brands that they couldn't even keep up with they just basically became a dinosaur. to the future the weapons grade plutonium is turned into a vital new resource a nuclear waste becomes a few will spring lead to the environment and energy outposts in light of the ends of the earth russian scientists lead the way in making these innovations a reality imagine a future free from fears of nuclear hochul it's the peacef

stricken country what is it in a god who is there and has been meeting those at the sharp end of the satan's. now dealer is a master barber the small his shop was forcing until it all ended in a snip. many customers would come from was forest when the kilometers away from damascus but now the flow has calmed down a lot first came the unrest then the crackdown then the worst quickly stepped in with sanctions of the economic pressure on the cheap the political. talk about trying to help the people of syria to achieve some adjustment aspiration i first of all major credit card transactions were stopped earlier this month but that mainly affected foreign tourists because fear runs its own payment system and those with syrian accounts didn't feel the pinch however the e.u. when the us are tightening their grip by imposing all embargo on damascus so will that have any probable impact on the people here. or sanctions will have a negative effect on the syrian economy it's a diversified economy with a stable debt which gives it a certain immunity against the sanctions. and this is not just government

carries them would alba very macabre macabre association especially in this particular region that uncle satan has developed sort of a practice of hurting people in stadiums and then and then committing mass executions we went to the part of the city which supposedly came under fire from warplanes and navy ships and spoke to the refugees to find out what happened. some people around the neighborhood yelling there will be shelling from sea soon and everyone has to get out i didn't go anywhere just stayed in my house i can see the bay from my window and there was nothing in there aside from the usual patrol. still gunfire did break out between the army and unknown gunmen so some five thousand palestinians left their homes fearing for their lives. we wanted to lead so that our kids wouldn't hear the gunshots we hear in our house and when there was a break in the fighting we went to the stadium we stayed there for three days then came back. so did two thousand refugees only to realize there was no air and navy attack taking place on the city. and we felt like we were lied to the. syrian authoritie

but for me to a great satan of the story which is the cornerstone she was again relenting of the assistance that she was not a victim of a sexual assault. ruby bates my eight impression was a more gentle person who'd joined in two victorious story but who was much more ambivalent yen fact was recanting of the charges of the 1933 trial that led to judge horton saying we must bring the circus two and 10. >> host: were they prosecuted? >> guest: that is a loaded term in the context of social economic circumstances that they lived and and and what they inhabited. they were known in their communities for exchange of sexual favors but also factory workers. and also looking for work. after ruby recanted, she was immediately embraced by the communist party and went on speaking to or about gaining freedom for the boys. >> host: importance of the racial issue? >> of some of the central and inflammatory if you go look back at some other day newspaper reports. some montgomery advertiser advertiser, every single stereotypes that you can imagine with black men and white women sexually predatory behavior

we are talking about her new book "satan's sisters."t i heard about this book, it is a fictional account of some women on a daytime talk show. that sounds awful familiar. >> why did you say fictional? >> it is a fictional account of a daytime talk show. >> let me, let me, let me tell you this. whenever you are embarking on a new journey, which is writing f fiction. i have written two best selling nonfiction books. i knew there was a story inside but i had never explored that side. you really write what you know. i didn't need to stretch myself. i had the most soap operalike life in the world. if i could just play off on my life, i could write a book of fiction. just think about the people i have encountered over the years when i worked in television, this book, "satan's sisters" has every plot line or character, i should say every plot line and character is based on someone i worked with, worked for, interviewed, was interviewed by or prosecuted. think about all those people that i have encountered. >> everybody. >> i had a plethora of

while we know smoking is say 10 dak -- satan, while it does deliver nicotine, but it doesn't put out smoke. speaking of getting the vapors, responds the ceo of the tobacco vapor cigarette association, quote, this is not smoking, this is vap ny g. the transportation department is asking for something that makes zero sense because this product emits nothing. i don't think they are educated enough to know this is smoking. you know what else the masses need to be educatesed on? chip moping eating dis-- chipmunk eating disorders. he only does that to tears for fears. anything else and he -- >> and the earlier stuff. >> if these devices aren't emitting anything, why are they banning it? >> i am baffled by it. is it a lull to protect people from being idiots and attacking someone for having a vaporless cigarette? i don't get how that is different from having an i-pod ear bud. if it is not bothering anybody else, it really baffles me. >> nick, you are a libertarian, so obviously you are for banning this. >> i would rather not even talk about it. i think we have officially run out of things t

in the way that we frankly the satanic verses. he took the title from this story of that at one point* a profit muhammed excepted certain revelations that he thought were authentic but realized later on that they deify him and idles. they took those back. and then playmate -- blaming this. and then it was animated and motivated by the love of god. how could say tin high of one now for just one moment? how does that happen? when reinvestigate the story further we may find out it comes very eliminating and with the prophecy of the mission and was so scared about the fact that being accused of shaming his tribal era society by pointing out all of the injustices to make certain compromises. let those compromises work and to the point* that i am making, part of a compromise was including that he then verses in the q'uaran because and what arab society had. and the message i have given you is we are all equal under one god. the special favor cannot be granted through worshiping all of these titles. they have to treat one another with ju

. >> it's a carefully coded message from satan. >> okay. >> flip it, baby. >> oh. >> see what i'm sayingropos of your previous guest. >> we should have had you together. analyze that together. >> i think the next candidate to win in a republican straw poll is likely to be hugo chaves at this rate. >> it's unpredictable. it's wacky. >> it's weird. >> no one paid more attention to the aftermath of hurricane katrina than harry shearer. your documentary is about that. i'm thinking about that when i look at the arguments going on in washington today about disaster relief and, no, no, no, wait a minute, we have to figure out where we're going to take the money from in the budget. can you imagine in the aftermath of katrina which had enough madness to deal with if washington was trying to figure out how to cut other things in the budget to pay for this? >> robbing peter to pay paul has biblical roots, hence the names. i mean, i think we have watched enough sausage being made in the last year and a half to put us off sausage for life i think. you know, the congressional process is not pretty at

>> for mechem victoria price is the great satan of the street. it's victoria price accusations of rape which are the cornerstone of everything the was charged with the charges were laid at the doorstep of the scottsboro boys. she was on relenting in her assistance through her lifetime that she had in fact been the victim of sexual assault. ruby by the records and by my impression and understanding of her was a more gentle and a vulnerable person who joined in to victoria price's story but was much more ambivalent about it. it was in fact ruby bates recounting of the charges that the 1933 decatur trial which led to the judge basically saying we mustn't bring this circus to man and. >> were the prostitutes? >> prostitutes is a loaded term particularly in the context of the social economic circumstances the lived in and the social and economic circumstances that they inhabited. she was embraced by the communist party and went on tour speaking on behalf of the freedom for the scottsboro boys. >> the importance of the racial issue in 1931 when this ha

her character was half angelic, half satanic.all these very emotive phrases to try and convince that jury to uphold the murder conviction against her. >> wow. those are strong words. let's talk about the schedule here. i mean, in terms of when we might know if she's going to be released. how is this going to work? >> reporter: well, i think what we're going to be seeing over the next few days is the summing up by the defense. so amanda knox and her former boyfriend. the tone of these hearings is going to change somewhat. we're going to hear their side of the story. the rebuttals come on friday and saturday. sunday is a day off. on monday morning we're expecting to hear from the judge, his decision, the jury's decision as well about whether amanda knox is going to stay behind bars or whether she's going to be set free. >> matthew chance in italy for us. matthew, thank you very much. >>> president obama versus the republican front runners. we have some new poll numbers just out showing how the president stacks up. your political up

later we would identify these agents of satan as radical muslim jihadists who believe it is perfectlytable to randomly murder innocent men, women and children. and, who even believed that they would be rewarded by their god for doing it. it would be a really deranged deity who would reward the slaughter of innocents and thanks to the diligent work of our police an intelligence services we have not had a widespread attack on our soil since 9/11 and, let's not naively believe we're immune from it happening even yet again. the demonic forces that carried out this deadly attack ten years ago have not disappeared. nor even diminished. and, neither should our resolve to defeat them. my own father was a firefighter, in my small home town and until 9/11 i never thought people really appreciated what he did. after that day, i felt that people better understood the kind of courage that it takes to rush into the very danger that other people are rushing away from. i only wish my father had lived long enough to see that, but in a way, i'm glad he didn't live so long as to see the horrors of that

they see conservatives like us, we are the party of satan for them. that's the way they treat us. conservatives tend to be on the whole, civil, they give people the benefit of the doubt and they are -- >> excuse me, i'm sorry. >> it is okay we forgive you. >> sean: bob give me three quick examples come able, son of a bitch. >> joe wilson, you lie! i could bring up david, that schmuck in louisiana the clue clues -- the ku klux klan, republican. >> excuse me -- i've been in -- >> i'll give you 10 more. anybody who calls barack obama a socialist that is a lie. when you say he's lying. point out where he's lying. he's not responsible for what everybody on the left is saying. >> when joe wilson called him out as a liar illegals aren't going to get -- >> that's ridiculous. joe wilson is not showing up tomorrow night which is good that means the i.q. goes up in the hall. >> you need to read the book on obama. obama comes from my left. his entire career was shaped, consulted and made possible by marxists from the 60s who actually a lot of them are in the white house now -- of course he's

year-old boys, the case of the so-called west memphis three shocked america with the allegations of satanic rituals and murder. >> did you try to take your own life? >> yeah, you di did at one time. i took an overdose of basically sleeping pills, antidepressants just because like you said a while ago, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. it seems like there's no hope. and the pressure was so great that for a moment i lost all hope. i thought, i may spend god knows how long here going through this, and i did take an overdose of fills to try to end my life. >> don't miss piers morgan's interview with two of the men set free. top of the hour, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming p you, day three of the michael jackson death trial, one of jackson's former employee talks about chaos before he dialed 911. >>> plus, a u.s. ambassador attacked in syria. the angry reaction from washington, and why the mob attacked, next. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oi

family used strong language urging the jury not to overturn the conviction, calling her diabolical, satanicis that because the case against her is falling apart? >>> many special guest michael moore, this guy called the beatle, i want to see michael moore kill piers morgan with dental floss. well, maybe not piers morgan, because piers is too pretty. michael moore is more entertaining on piers morgan than the monday night football game. >> i used the words janet jackson and nancy grace together. and it magically happened in los angeles. >> you nearly became a priest. and then you didn't. what happened? >> i begged my parents to go to the seminary. i loved a radical priest when i was in junior high school. >> they kicked you out? >> no, i went in -- at the end of my first year i went in to resign, because i was 14 when i went in, i was 15 then. the hormones kicked in. >> i pray for everybody you have to come across in the future? >> father dewiki was his name. >> he was kicking me out. i said you can't kick me out, i came in here to quit. good, we're in agreement. >> one of the suspicions fro

. >> we've gone from a satan cal killing to a sex game gone bad to theft to revenge. >> reporter: therosecution defended its work during the appeal slamming the independent dna review by court-appointed forensic experts which concluded the dna on the two key pieces of evidence, a knife and a bra clasp, used to convict knox and sollecito were likely contaminated. for knox's family, it is a continued emotional roller coaster. their daughter may spend her life in prison, or she may very well be home within days. closing arguments resume tomorrow. the defense will undoubtedly argue this week that the dna evidence and the sole eyewitness have been proven unreliable. the motive, nonexistent. a ruling in this case and potential freedom for amanda knox could come in a week. bianna? >> all right, elizabeth, thank you. >>> and amanda knox's parents, curt knox and edda mellas, are both in italy right now for the appeals trial, and they're joining us live from perugia. good morning to you both. kurt, i want to begin with you. what was your daughter's reaction to the prosecutor asking for a toughe