think of the misery it will cause, unquote. british diplomat harold nicholson walked into a study to find woodrow wilson bending over a giant map spread on the carpet. he said, quote, they are cutting the bag gad railway. columnenseau with his blue-gloved hand looks like a gorilla of ivory. it is appalling these irresponsible men should be cutting asia minor to bits as if they were dividing a cake. entire or populations were relocated to facilitate national self-determination, and democracy was imposed on nations that lack the most basic of pillars of exceptionalism. it's hardly a surprise that within a decade most of these had collapsed into totalitarian dick dictatorships, unstable, unpopular or undesirable democracies or autocratic regimes. rather than blaming communism or progressivism, most of the collapsing states had vented their fury on democracy and democratic systems. but the '20s, which produced an astounding level of wealth and high standard of living in america, had a dark side in europe and america through the bir

the government is subsidizing it and make it go quote, unquote. less c costly for them to live there. that's the problem. there has to be somewhat of a burden. >> of course our thoughts and players go out to all of those hard hit by the storm. up next, call it a black thursday backlash. wal-mart workers threatening to not show up to work because they've got to show up earlier to work on thanksgiving day. are they right to fight or >> from black fwrie friday to black thursday. wal-mart rushing two hours earlier than last year, and some workers are threatening to strike. gary b, you say they should be happy for having a job. i hit the yes checkbook. workers are welcome to strike. if they don't want to come in, don't come in, but wal-mart is right then to fire them. there's a lot of people out there looking for jobs, they should be thankful they have work at this time. >> you agree. >> i agree in spirit, but i must say i'm with the workers 100%, it's thanksgiving, this is the one time a year when families gather together and hold hands and watch the

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the government is subsidizing it and make it go quote, unquote. less costly for them to live there.hat's the problem. there has to be somewhat of a burden. >> of course our thoughts and players go out to all of those hard hit by the storm. up next, call it a black thursday backlash. wal-mart workers threatening to not show up to work because they've got to show up earlier to work on thanksgiving day. are they right to fight or should they keep smiling and be thankful for just having a job? christmas was magical? let's get back there. celebrate the arrival of santa at bass pro shops this saturday and the unveiling of santa's wonderland. time passes. hold on to christmas. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> coming up, waurpt wal-mart is pushing up the door buster black friday sales, why some workers are threatening to walk out. and th >> from black fwrie friday to black thursday. wal-mart rushing

he insisted it was a doctor's national duty to quote laminate idiots and the valuable as unquote. voluntary sterilization laws were passed in denmark, sweden and norway, switzerland. britain's report on mental deficiencies called those identified with mental disorders quote, a social problem. in both europe and america is has fused easily with eugenics. in america, a group led by such people as margaret sanger, whose journal the birth control review, endorsed her friend, the title was the rising tide of color, against white world supremacy. her infamous project is black ministers including anna clayton howell to promote birth control. in england germany and united states to meld eugenics ran far deeper than the rantings of stoddard are hajj. whether they found their way into national and state policy from groups such as the national committee for mental hygiene, urging sterilization that they need to quote prevent this class of person from propagating, unquote. germany used disease laws to enlist.year's, greatly extending the power of the state into the private sphere and producin

is a doctor's national duty to eliminate, unquote. voluntary sterilization laws were passed in denmark, sweden, and norway, switzerland. britain's report on mental deficiency called those identified with mental disorders a social problem group in both europe and america fuse is lit with eugenics. and america, a group led to such people as margaret sanger, whose journal the birth control review endorsed her friend richard stoddard spoke, quote, the rising tide of color, and against white world supremacy. and from this project is black ministers including adam clayton powell or. england, germany and the united states went far deeper than the ranting to stoddard or hash. rather they found their way into national and state policy with support from groups such the national committee for mental hygiene, urging sterilization as a means to prevent this class of persons from propagating, unquote. germany used ethereal to see slots to enlist doctors, greatly extending the power of the state into the privacy or in producing a union with the medi

unquote. >> to quote president ronald reagan, perhaps no custom reveals our character as a nation so clearly as our celebration of thanksgiving day. unquote. thanksgiving, that was yesterday. >> today is the day americans shift gears and priorities. can you believe that? this is what it looked like when thrones of shoppers rushed for bras and panties in the victoria's secret store in tulsa, oklahoma. it's a scene repeated at malls throughout the country today. fortunately, we can report no one was killed this year. but there was some serious violence. in tallahassee, florida, two people were wounded in a shooting outside a walmart. mese say it was a disagreement over a parking space. in the bay area, no major problems as shoppers flooded businesses such as best buy and target. with more stores opening in the pre-dawn hours the rush was largely over by lunchtime. why all the effort on a holiday morning? >> we've investigated on if we could probably get the same price all year, and usually black

but petraeus suddenly resigned one week ago in petraeus' own words, a quote unquote extramarital affair. the woman in question, paula broadwell who is also married and co-wrote a 400-page biography of general petraeus last year when petraeus was still the top commander in afghanistan. >> it is a portrait of modern warfare. and i tried to show in the back how his ideas are playing out on the ground through the poor traits of three battalion commanders. >> petraeus still has a stellar reputation. a four-star general, with a 37- year military career. he was chosen by president george w. bush to oversee the surge strategy in iraq in 2007. he was sent by president obama to be the top commander in afghanistan, heading isaf, the international security assistance force. so how did this affair come to light? when this woman, jill kelley, a married tampa bay socialite, complained to the fbi that she was receiving harassing e-mails from an anonymous sender. she registered the complaint this past summer. the fbi investigated and in the process discovered the sender was paula broadwell. and that als

good drugs against the other quote unquote bad drugs in a day and age when more people are dying of pharmaceutical drugs oftentimes in the other drugs and often times where those drugs are oftentimes more dangerous than the drugs are illegal so i think your hypothesis is right on spot ok kevin go ahead well i think we should have let's try and talk about this rationally rather than with emotions and shouting matches the issue is. and was actually a right how are you going to have it will be there after drugs are legalized after drugs are legal let me finish this i'm going to say they will be there and they're going to be able to understand they won't be there don't and they're going to argue it's only around so we don't need to legalize to get them away the second thing is you take away the power to go you know get rid of it actually law enforcement you know what do you think this is and they could just let me finish my point the bottom line is law enforcement and other these one of these troops kevin and i want to right it's legalized alcohol which is a legalized drug today alcohol

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you know fully of a possible solution quote unquote into the hands of just one side in all these thisis very unfair i think the international community should be very aware of not repeating very very troublesome scenario from libya that undermines in essence the core of international system decorum international law mr correct me if i'm wrong but. you get an impression that most currently wants to be a many years in the syrian crisis but it's not really welcomed. by the science is that is that correct everyone to whom we speak everyone welcomes moscow's role we will continue we are not going to adjust our policy just because. some our paths are around some comments criticize us we have a very firm believe that what we are doing is right and those people who are in contact with us including from the opposition they are eager to engage and interesting we hope that finally our views as well as the views of others would impress them the others should do more not to entertain the false you know we lose and among this people that the victories close and they will just win if they continue c

our character as a nation so clearly as our celebration f unquote. . >> to quote president ronald reagan perhaps no custom reveals our character as a nation so clearly as our celebration of thanksgiving day. >> today is the day americans shift gears and priorities. oria's secret store . >> this is what it looked like when throngs of shoppers rushed for bras and panties at a victoria's secret store in oklahoma. it was a scene repeated at shopping malls across the country today. fortunately we can report no one was killed this year. but there were some serious act of violence in tallahassee florida two people were wounded in a shooting outside a wal- mart. police say it was a disagreement over a parking space. in the bay area no major problems as shoppers flooded businesses like best buy and target with more stores now opening in the predawn hours. the rush was largely over by lunchtime. so why all the effort on a holiday morning? >> we've investigated if we could probably get the same price all year and usually black friday is it. >> now, it won't be clear for a few days how many shoppers

the facility in benghazi was not quote unquote a consulate, not formally a consulate.y said. they said that with regard to susan rice, the u.n. ambassador's controversial comments on sunday talk shows just five days after those september 11th attacks, she was informed by unclassified talking points provided by the intel community. so a very comprehensive defense of the administration and susan rice today from the white house. >> not surprisingly. okay. thank you very much, mike viqueira. >>> so we turn back to the crisis in israel and gaza and the fresh rocket fire there. both sides are coming out from the rubble hundreds of rocket launches these past few days. joining me now the israeli spokesperson for the prime minister. let's talk about what happened late this morning from the white house who said israel has not requested military involvement, and the white house opposes anyone splice ar anyone supplying arms to hamas. are there any blueprints for a u.s. role in this conflict? >> i think we're looking more for american diplomatic support, and we've received that so

this seems to me like her command had a problem not so much with the government per se the quote unquoteecular government. and for a religion that i would say is an american religion, but to wish god didn't consider himself quote, unquote american. i just wanted to comment on the secular and the american and young. >> yeah, that's a nice comment. i think brigham young stealing a chad's feeling between the church of the country to the expulsion and the government failure to protect the rights of the latter day saints. not only in illinois, but previously in this area. he leaves with a great deal of bitterness, but there is a web in which young remains very much american, but insists utah should have a right to operate with autonomy. they're plenty of other westerners are territorial rule to be fundamentally anti-republican. people should always have the right to govern themselves and not meant that out. in terms of big government, he certainly didn't want outside interference from washington. you know, he was sent a completely small government anchor within the territory of utah and promo

another requirement is to report, the type of conduct complained about, unquote. and so please consider adding whistle blower retaliation to the categories of complaints, that are listed in the director's report, and that should be listed in the annual report. it would raise awareness about this issue, and would give visibility to your work and to the work of whistle blowers, thank you very much. >> good evening, commissioners, i'm patrick matt. first, i note that on the hand out table there is no response from the mayor to your inquiry last month about the state of quel gomez. really odd that he is taking so long to reply there. second i asked mr. chat field this morning to distribute two letters that i only recently received late last week. one of them, a copy of it is there. you will notice in the margin, there is an astrisk next to the paragraph in which garrett chat field wrote, because the allegation in my complaint, involves john saint croy executive director of the ethics commission, this agency cannot handle the matter. they have engaged with discussions

that he, quote, he thought he made it all along he made it clear there was terrorist involvement, unquoteen he briefed the committee on september 14th. >> today was that from the start and he told us this was a terrorist attack of the terrorist involvement from the start. i said i had different recollections of that. the overwhelming almost of evidence was that it was a demonstration and not a terrorist attack. >> king also adds there is question right now whether the obama administration changed the initial talking points about what was said publicly about the deadly attacks. >>> another bay area tech company began selling shares for the first time this morning. ruckus wireless ipo last night and scott mcgrew said the stock quickly sank. >> it certainly started well. here is video from 6:30 our time and they ring the opening bell on the opening stock exchange. the morning after they plummet $15 a share. now, the shares didn't start trading right away. it always takes some time for those first trades. when they did, it was less bell and more crickets as the price fell below the ipo price

the extoant which young didn't consider himself quote, unquote, american. the strain of, you know, is a dishesness that is an undercurrent there. i wanted to comment on the secular and american in young. >> that's a nice comment. , i mean, i think brigham young's feeling is that, you know, the u.s. has cut thread really between the church and the country through the expulsion. and the government's failure to protect the rights of the ladder day saints. not only in illinois but and in missouri. the thread is not fully cut. there's a way in which, you know, young remains very much american, but insists that utah should have the right to operate with tremendous an an ton my. there were plane plenty of other westerners who considered -- anti-republican. people should have the right to governor themselves and that meant but butt out. in terms of big government, he didn't want outside interference from washington. he wasn't a completely small government thinker in terms of within the territory of utah in terms of promoting internal improvements. it's perhaps, you

there is no question, unquote. unrelated to this investigation and before he went on the run, mcafee told a belize television station he hired personal security for his beach front property. >> it makes me feel safe. it makes me feel safe to know that all the criminals that might want to rob me know there's a policeman living there and they think there's something wrong with that. well, this is the only country in the world where that would be the case. >> reporter: mcafee was first in trouble with the law earlier when police confiscated guns and drug-making equipment from his home. he was never charged. as for fall, his neighbor who is now dead, mcafee says he knows nothing about that death. laura. >> 6:04. a verdict is expected today in the trial of a san francisco man accused of violent sexual assaults on women. prosecutors say frederick dozier attacked three women along the 24th street corridor in the mission district between june and december of 2011. he allegedly grabbed the victims from behind, dragging them

seems to me like, brigham young at it from not so much with big government per se but with quote unquote secular government, and that for a religion that is now like called the american religion, the extent to which young didn't consider himself quote unquote american. like a string of, you know, there's an undercurrent so i just wanted to comment on the secular of the american. >> that's a nice comment. i mean, i think brigham young's, the u.s. has cut thread really between the church and the country through expulsion. and the government feared to protect the rights of the latter day saints. medal in element were previously in missouri. so he leaves with a great deal of bitterness but the threat is not fully cut. there's a way in which young remains very much american, but insists that utah should have the right to operate with tremendous autonomy. and there were plenty of other westerners who consider territorial rule to be fundamentally anti-republican. people should always have the right to govern themselves, and that meant but out. in terms of big government, he certainly didn't wan

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boehner said he'd pursue a deal with president obama that would include higher taxes under quote/unquote the right conditions to help reduce the country's looming fiscal cliff. and just when new york city thought it was all over, a nor'easter has smacked the tri-state area overnight. dumping inches of snow over some of hurricane sandy's hardest hit areas. wind and heavy snow have brought down power lines and electrical wires and thousands who lost power because of the last storm just lost it all over again. the storm brought the city to a virtual stand still last night. clean up crews have been working, though, to remove snow and clear the streets. we'll keep you posted on how that is doing as we look forward to the u.s. market opening today. coming up next, though, china's new leader will soon be revealed as the communist party's 18th national congress gets under way, but what does the transition mean for relations with europe? >>> hu jintao calls on china's next leaders to stamp out corruption and nir row the income gap as the communist party congress begins in be beijing. dow closed b

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independent nation of syria has to find another way and so a shake up of the opposition with new quote unquote leaders emerging this is the u.s. strategy we have syrian opposition the manufactured opposition i should say has been riddled with al qaeda and other forms of extremist many of them imported from the imperialist war against libya directly into syria the reality is they're arming the opposition they're arming the extremists because they want chaos in syria that is the only way to get military intervention and to move forward with the imperialist project we have to remember that the end of the us adventure in syria ending in defeat i should say would be the end of us hegemony in the middle east if there are only able to continue their march from syria that means their attempt to destroy iran is unlikely to hold back that means that they're stranglehold over the persian gulf and the oil resources is weakening so they're putting all their cards on the table and sort of putting all their chips. in the but when it comes to syria. on our website right now for you the us is the ones in israe

one player said quote we know what we signed up for in this game unquote.s play chicago monday night here on cbs 5. both smith and bears quarterback suffered concussions on sunday. cut ler is listed as doubt ft. >>> major league baseball, they made a big to do out of naming the manager of the year today. check out their exciting announcer. >> well, bob melvin won the american league manager of the year beating out baltimore's buck showalter. melvin took team that many thought would lose a hun fwams. instead they won the division. it's the second time melvin has won the award. it is the first a skipper to win since tony louis in 1982. >> absolutely shocked. i mean, just to be talked about in the same light with, you know, respected baseball people like buck sho water is quite an honor for me so, yeah, shocked will be the word. >> de spite winning the world series giants skipper bruce takes third by a distant margin and the nfl manager of the year voting behind war wa. the guy national 98 wins, the franchise's first play off appearance. i have in my hand the

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and telling him, quote, the shooting changed his wife's life forever but did not dent her spirit, unquotex people were killed in the january 2011 attack. 13 were wounded, including giffords who was shot in the head. after taking a plea agreement, loughner will receive a life sentence without the possibility of parole. he has been undergoing psychological treatment at a missouri treatment facility. more reaction from the victims' families tonight. >>> now that the election is over, time for president obama to get back to work. the president has a big-time problem on his hands and it has to do with your money. nbc's tracie potts has the details on the nation's looming fiscal cliff. >> i am looking forward to reaching out and working with leaders of both parties to meet the challenges we can only solve together. >> reporter: fresh off his election victory, president obama's already been on the phone with top democrats and republicans in congress, urging them to compromise before america falls off the fiscal cliff. what's that? long-term unemployment benefits and the 2% payroll tax cut expiri

secretary of state hillary clinton earlier today calling for quote unquote immediate u.s. intervention to put down israel's aggression is that a bit of a turning of the tide there to see such a statement from going to washington in reference to what's going on on the gaza strip. no i don't think that's a great surprise look we have a relationship with egypt we speak to them and they they say trust directly similar things and to be expected nobody wants this to degenerate to the point that it's got to today nobody wanted this we've been saying and we continue to say for the last four years to the palestinians to the palestinian authority come back to the negotiating table all of the issues on the table every single one will resolve this it will be difficult but will resolve this and will do so because it's in our mutual interest are to have pulled on a spokesman for the israeli foreign minister in tel aviv i wish about we have more time for this we don't have a thank you very much indeed for coming on the r.t. program today thank you want to get a live update on the situati

why a good god would allow such an evil team as the new york yankees to win so many world series, unquote. besides baseball, tennis. stephen richard prothero. >> stephen richard prothero, your father is also a physician, is that right? >> that's correct. >> did he see the motion picture by mel gibson? >> he did. >> what did he have to say about that? >> he found a real human being wouldn't survive 20 minutes into the movie because it's so violent, there's such brutality is brought o on jesus' body and not realistic from a medical perspective. >> meang he would have never have made it on the top of the hill. >> he wouldn't even have made it to the bottom of the hill. >> that raises the question on whether the assertion made by mr. gibson that he's following scrupulously the gospel text is true, it would seem to indicate that what your father see are the excesses of the movie are the incompatibility of the portrayal in the movie with basic science raises a point that mark describes it that the synoptic goss members, matthew, mark, luke and john, do not suggest the basis for the extreme, the