sergeant sinclair, it would seem, was vindicated.said they were coming right all the him. >> the new evidence suggested that sinclair had hit the brakes, not because he was going too fast, as the highway patrol contended, but because he saw danger ahead. the california highway patrol investigators dismissed the new evidence, calling it the phantom skid mark. >> the chp experts covered that ground on their hands and knees, literally inch by inch, and never saw that skid mark. >> why they didn't find it wasn't clear, but the discovery gave new impetus to brunn's team of forensic accident reconstruction experts. paul kayfetz, a photographer and engineer, is an expert in something called photogrammetry. >> it's a $6 word for making measurements from photographs -- or using photographs to make measurements. >> brunn's experts needed a map of the accident scene with the skid marks to conduct their investigation. kayfetz's job was to reproduce the mark on the road in the exact position so a surveyor could map its location. he began by makin

method what is that the sinclair method has a seventy eight to eighty percent long term success rate it involves taking an opiate blocker an hour before you drink alcohol so it's mostly for people they call it coping with alcohol in other words binge drinkers heavy drinkers that want to reduce but forty to forty five percent of people actually go one hundred percent sober on the sinclair method it's dead easy and it's counter intuitive is all going to the pill is now tricks on our now machine now tracks on is the one that you get the united states now machine is available on the e.u. approved now machine with drinking and recently scotland put it on the n.h.s. the people who can get it in it's a prescription drug you can buy it online a lot of people are reduced to doing that because doctors simply don't know about it very often visit wean you off or once you take it you don't drink. it causes what's called pharmacological extinction in the brain so you take it and over a course of three to six months you end up not craving not desiring not wanting to be the last man standing some pe

lewis -- sinclair lewis, sinclair lewis and h.l. mencken, he argues they despise the business class and mainstream american values and culture. this is about an hour. >> thank you. if you don't mind i am going to sit rather than go to the podium. i had a few problems and would rather not test myself. thank you for coming tonight. in thinking about the problem of liberalism, i have to start with the simple problem most people, including most people who think they studied the subject have a very weak idea of the history of liberalism whether it is on the left or the right, there is an idea is that you started with progressivism, moved on -- started with progressivism, proceeded to the new deal and went on to the great society and it was a continuous flow. the trouble is it is simply not true. most progressive did not become new dealers. very few republican progressives, progressivism was a bipartisan movement. republican and democratic party. very few republican progressives became new dealers. not surprisingly enough, among the democ

>> right, general sinclair -- let me be clear.r has never shied away from taking responsibility for his inappropriate conduct. from the very moment he was confronted with this investigation now almost two years ago, he acknowledged his wrong doing and acknowledged he had an adulterous affair and said he was prepared to take responsibility and be punished. nothing has changed with respect to that today. the only issue is this, he's not willing to take responsibility for what he has done. this was a fewerly consensual relationship. the allegations of sexual assault of nonconsensual conduct were made in an effort by the person who is accusing him to protect herself and her own career. the evidence just doesn't support it. there is no evidence that supports those charges. so general sinclair acknowledges his wrong doing, he will take responsibility for it and be punished but not punished for what he didn't do. >> i want to share the interview i did last summer with the general's wife who is defending him in this case, rebecca sinclair

read is sinclair lewis. it's the conformity he thinks he sees at rotary meetings and moose meetings and elks. all the kinds of institutions de tocqueville insisted were essential for making democracy, that in the present day we mourn their passing was we bowl alone. [laughter] all of that was, for sinclair lewis, the base -- obviously, he didn't have the faintest idea what he was talking about. he couldn't think politically. and he didn't can even really think very well socially. but he was very good at capturing a political mood. lewis was repulsed by the intolerance of world war i, and like most liberals, he paid little anticipation to the kaiser. -- attention to the kaiser. max eastman wasn't a liberal, but a leftist, paid no attention whatsoever to prussianism. wasn't their concern. when hitler came along peddling mysticism, militarism, romanticism and resentments about german racial purity and eugenics, you vennics popular among american liberals, lewis stepped in by suggesting that the loathing he felt

read sinclaire louis. it's the conformity he says at rotary meetings, moose meetings, elks, all the meetings essential for making democracy, that in the present day we mourn the passing because we bowl alone. all of that was for sinclaire, the base. now, he hadn't the faintest clue what he was talking about. he couldn't think politically. didn't think well socially, but he was very good at capturing a political mood. like most, he paid little attention, he was -- max eastman, paid no attention whatsoever to prussians. was not their concern. when hitler came along, resentments op german racial purity and eugenics, popular among american liberals, louis stepped in by suggesting the loathing for main street was recon personal injurylated in europe. described as one of the most important books in america, published in the time with the american population was 127 million, and quickly sold 123,000 copies. opening just prior to the 1936 presidential elections, the play of "can can't happen here" drew 400,000 vie

read sinclair lewis.is the conformity he thinks he sees at rotary meetings and moose, elk's, all the institutions that de tocqueville said were essential for making democracy. that in the present-day we mourn the passing because we go alone. all of that was for sinclair lewis -- sinclair lewis didn't have this idea what he was talking about. he couldn't think politically, and he didn't really think very well socially but he was very good at capturing the political mood. lewis said he was repulsed by the intolerance of world war i, and like most liberals he paid little attention to the kaiser. paid no attention whatsoever depression is him. wasn't their concern. -- prussian is a. when hitler came along, eugenics popular among american liberals, lewis stepped in by suggesting that the lows he felt for main street was being recapitulated in europe. it can't happen here was agreed by extraordinary praise. "the new yorker" reviewer described it as one of the most important books ever produced in america. publi

lewis -- sinclair lewis, sinclair lewis and h.l. mencken, he argues they despise the business class and mainstream american values and culture. this is about an hour. >> thank you. if you don't mind i am going to sit rather than go to the

read sinclaire louis.it's the conformity he says at rotary meetings, moose meetings, elks, all the meetings essential for making democracy, that in the present day we mourn the passing because we bowl alone. all of that was for sinclaire, the base. now, he hadn't the faintest clue what he was talking about. he couldn't think politically. didn't think well socially, but he was very good at capturing a political mood. like most, he paid little attention, he was -- max eastman, paid no attention whatsoever to prussians. was not their concern. when hitler came along, resentments op german racial purity and eugenics, popular among american liberals, louis stepped in by suggesting the loathing for main street was recon personal injurylated in europe. described as one of the most important books in america, published in the time with the american population was 127 million, and quickly sold 123,000 copies. opening just prior to the 1936 presidential elections, the play of "can can't happen here" drew 400,000 view

right around the corner or you say communist years there but i was what has been think it upton sinclair running was it sinclair in california ok he says look i'm want to run on a party that's not quite democrat it certainly is not republican kind of hard to describe but he called himself a democrat but the truth was he was way way to the left the attack on him was he was a frenzied crazy so any time you start talking third party in this country the media is the first person the first into tea to start saying well this guy's just different. looking at what does this person have doff or does the democratic party really represent america anymore i don't think so they they have been as much a part is the divide between one percent ninety nine percent to some degree is the republicans have you have this new animal called the wall street democrat we've never seen one except when bill clinton took office we started seeing a more and more big jump from l.b.j. when you could say really wall street democrats were involved republican party has become so dysfunctional it's barely recognizable as a

sinclair filmed this cell phone video showing her crate on the tarmac in 90 plus degree heat during a lay over in houston so claire spent nearly $3,000 in vet bills. united said we offered to compensate ms. sinclair but she declined to accept the terms of the agreement. >> i just wanted to reach out and tell her i'm not surprised at all. >> reporter: not surprised because they claim they witnessed other problems as well and sent these photos to united supervisors like this puppy that arrived bloated and sick because they argue she was too young to fly as cargo, pets without water or water a dog can hardly reach in the crate. >> sometimes the crate is upside down, no cups inside. >> reporter: we asked united several times for an on camera interview to respond that declined instead sending this statement saying in part, without providing us specifics on times, dates or locations, we are unable to directly respond to or research these allegations. the carrier also says their pet safe partners and employees are well-trained in an haimal care completed a live animal handling course. the ca

. >> yeah, remember what upton sinclair once said "it's difficult to get a man to understand somethinghen his salary depends on him not understanding it." >> that is certainly part of it. >> you describe washington as clearly and obviously the headquarters of the deep state. but talk about some of the others who are in the game. >> wall street is, perhaps, the ultimate backstop to the whole operation. because they generate so much money that they can provide second careers for a lot of the government operatives. they're going to make more money than they ever dreamed they would on wall street. and i think a good example of that is the most celebrated soldier of the last decade, david petraeus. what did he do when he retired? he went to kohlberg kravis roberts, a wall street buyout firm with $90 billion in assets under management. >> you describe him as a kind of avatar of the deep state. >> he is, in a way. because he now represents both ends of it. we see now our present-day cincinnatus did not pick up the plow when he lay down the sword. >> cincinnatus was the roman who left his farm

sinclair filmed this video, showing sedona's crate on the tarmac in 90 plus degree heat during a layover in houston. she spent nearly $3,000 in vet bills. united responded by sending the investigative unit a state saying, we offered to compensate her by fully reimbursing our vet ball but she declined to accept the terms of our agreement. >> i wanted to reach out and tell her i'm not surprised at all. >> reporter: not surprised because they claim they've witnessed other problems, as well. even sent these photos to united supervisors, like this puppy that arrived bloated and sick, because they argue she was too young to fly. pets out water or water that a dog can hardly reach in its crate. >> sometimes the crate is upside down, no cups inside. >> reporter: we asked several times for an interview, can you united declined, sending us this statement saying in part without providing us specifics on times, dates or locations, we are up able to directly respond to or research these allegations. the carrier also says, their petsafe partners and employees are well trained in animal care and compet

chicago trib reporter stacy sinclair tweeted this. are you looking at this. she asked the front desk about it. she was told, quote, do not use on your face because it contains something very dangerous. one reporter went to buy his own water to use but he realized at the last minute it was a plastic bottle of ginn and then was accosted by a three-legged dog. they have a dog issue in sochi. one reporter from so he dhi tweeted this sign. use the bin please do not flush anything, use this bin. it shows what they can and cannot do. apparently fishing out of the toilet is frowned upon. that's why you can't put paper down there. looking for a trade. trade three light bulbs that could help him secure a handle for his hotel room door. accommodations for certain athletes aren't much better, at least according to the canadian hockey team. you remember this picture, the his and his bathroom stall there. that brings us to our twitter question of the day. what is the worst hotel experience you've ever had. tweet us your most creative answers using #waytooearly. >>> still a

a bribery scandal in the asia-pacific region, there's a casen against brigadier general jeffrey sinclair, the sexual impropriety among generals, an eepidemic of swam assault in the military that's led to a big debate in the senate. is there a bigger issue that needs to be addressed? >> i really don't think so. the heightened tension of sexual abuse and tension inside the military is to a great extent what's bringing a lot of these issues to light. look, i was in the army for 30 years. it was far worse in the old days. it was tolerated in the old days in a way it isn't tolerated now. i would hardly pant to say that this is a good sign -- i would hardly want to say that this is a good sign that these investigations are going on. this confined of behavior is no longer tolerated. there are people that haven't gotten that word yet and they are being investigated but in the long run this is going to work out for the best for the military. >> general drinking on the job, if that had happened in the private sector he would be fired immediately. but things that other people haven't had an issue w

sinclair is trading at a 15% free cash flow yield. >> marty, thanks.ate having you on. we'll see you again soon for a little bit longer segment and we can talk about these in more detail. thanks. >> great, joe, thank you. >>> i want to thank kevin, we could get some thoughts from him but also thank him for being here and the real debate going on here. >> it's real important and we should all be having it in america regardless of what side you are on. we started this and maybe the segue to sum it up the real decision we've got to make as a country is do we burden our companies, our private sector, the creation of wealth since the beginning of this country with social responsibilities now to pay for those as you suggested were less fortunate. do you make a company's ceo decide that he's going to spend a portion of his earnings to take care of social issues and contort what the dna of the business was originally to make money for shareholders. i think that's the real debate america's having. >> you will be on huffington post because he should be saying th

stacy sinclair of the "chicago tribune" said she had no water in her hotel room when she got there.ot water back and said water restored sort, a. on the bright side, i now know what very dangerous water looks like, as the front desk called it attachment a look at the dangerous water. there it is. two glasses of delicious looking water. she did not use that to wash her face. she used evian instead. a reporter tweeted out, people have asked me what surprised me most here in sochi. it's this. without question, it's this. he added the photograph of his bathroom in his hotel room. please, do not flush toilet paper down the toilet, put it in the bin provided. i know some people might think that happens everywhere. i've stayed in hotels in afghanistan and iraq, we've had flushing toilets. >> really? better. >> better than it is there. >> still we have president putin, hopefully with a shirt on, saying that he's confident that everything is going to go spectacul spectacularly. >> with shirt on but nonetheless chest puffed out as he toured a lot of sochi facilities. he said, quote, russia is

i want to say three things -- ne, the muckrakers and whistleblowers and truth tellers from upton sinclair to ida b wells, to chelsea manning and edward snowden, they are what is so great about america. the citizen activists who brought us the clean air and water act are largely responsible for the fact that you live in a country where you can turn it on the faucet and drink clean water, unless you live in west virginia or one of the fracked-up states. they are what's so great about america. frederick douglass and captain john brown, harriet tubman, what that necessary istol in her pocket. let me ask you to quit -- quick questions, taking those last two movements. are you all against slavery? i know i am at dartmouth, but really? [laughter] can ask again, are you against slavery? ou would have been against the founding of the country 150 years ago, but we are all good abolitionists now. we are all for a woman's right to vote, right? men? we're all for a woman's right to vote now, but hundred and 50 or's ago you would've been against the founders, the constitution, the bible, and the law. l

after all of the exposure of this issue, and there's one case in particular, the case of jeffrey sinclairal assault, the lead prosecutor quit that case. and according to the defense at least, he quit abruptly because he was being pressured in a case that involved consensual sex not sexual assault. is there say risk there are cases being mishandled because the pentagon is trying to play up a high profile case such as this? >> i think there's a lot of evidence of cases being mishandled. to be honest, i'm not interested in an innocent soldier going to jail anymore than i'm interested in a guilty perpetrator going free. that's why this reform is so necessary. we need an objective trained prosecutor making these decisions about whether a case should go forward and not politics and not the discretion of a senior officer or commander who may like the perpetrator or victim who may value the perpetrator more than the victim. that discretion has no place when serious crime has been committed. it should be decided on merits. is there evidence a serious crime has been committed and have someone train

stacy sinclair tweeted water restored sort of.ht side i now know what very dangerous face water looks like. the hotel front desk had warned her the water was too dangerous to wash her face. greg tweeted, people asked me what surprised me the most here in sochi. it's this without question. the sign reads please do not flush toilet paper down the toilet. put it in the bin provided. steven shows us one room where members of the canadian hockey team are staying. talk about tight quarters. and danger outside, joann says watch your step. ice on sidewalk and steps, not all man holes are always covered. cnn ivan watson joins us from sochi. tell us your experience. >> reporter: well, we definitely seen the scale of the construction here is so big the russians so proud and excited to show their stuff off but there are definitely some growing pains and they are certainly not entirely ready at these hotels for the journalists. let's hope they are more ready for the athletes and tourists spending big bucks to get here. >> ladies and gentlemen,

want to say three things -- one, the muckrakers and whistleblowers and truth tellers from upton sinclairo ida b , to chelsea manning and edward snowden, they are what is so great about america. the citizen activists who brought us the clean air and water act are largely responsible for the fact that you live in a country where you can turn it on the faucet and drink clean water, unless you live in west virginia or one of ed-up states. brown, harriet tubman, what that necessary pistol in her pocket. let me ask you to quit questions, taking those last two movements. are you all against slavery? i know i am at dartmouth, but really? [laughter] again, are you against slavery? "yes"]ce answers against theve been founding of the country 150 years ago, but we are all good abolitionists now. woman's right a to vote now, but hundred and 50 or's ago you would've been against the founders, the constitution, the bible, and the law. been agree, we would have those good people, but the fact is it takes an imagination to step outside. you don't look at slavery and say, we are better than these other co

scott fitzgerald, sinclair lewis, they explode in the 1920s. they are richly rewarded by the society they despise. it has to do with the following. however much attention they get they think they deserve more. and the reason they deserve more is egalitarianism is like asset on their skin because egalitarianism suggests their vote is no more important than anyone else's vote. if you go to john stuart mill and, much i admire and much i don't. his admiration for the french revolutions of 1831-1848 do not stand up well. however, he argued for multiple balance for people like himself. they should be compelled to vote like ordinary people. this is a longstanding -- insoluble problem. you can flip it around talking about low information. it is not a reasonable question. a lot of voters i am thinking of my hometown of new york, lot of voters, people realize bill deblasio was elected by a record low turnout. the turnout hadn't been that low since before women could vote. not as if there was a great confusion of enthusiasm. this city now is entirely in t

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robin sinclair is the executive director. >> well, this is fantastic. we're very fortunate. it's not right for kids and adults to be on the streets having nothing. everybody should have a home. everybody should have a place to eat or live. everyone should have something. >> boy, his parents have done something right to inspire a young man to do something like that. >> little kid with a big heart. yeah. >> you want to learn more about jonas and love in the mirror, head to today.com. we're back after these messages. trying to stay fit but miss real pleasure? the pleasure you crave just got real. light & fit greek nonfat yogurt. irresistible flavors, like strawberry cheesecake, with a thick creamy texture. never have 80 calories tasted so satisfying. light & fit greek. taste satisfaction without sacrifice. ♪ dannon you said in a focus group, "you'd like to have a product oh! that eliminates odors and doesn't just mask them." oh my gosh, come on in. we're looking for the smelliest area. i have not cleaned the cat box. [ male announcer ] febreze doesn't mask odors, it eliminates