being on the cover of the september issue of "vogue" is a very big deal because the fall fashions are revealed. guillermo, it would be like if you were on tequila bottle on cinco de mayo. >> guillermo: that's right, yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tell you what, between kendall jenner and me, between the two of us we've now graced the cover of "vogue" magazine once. [ laughter ] and music tonight from kiefer sutherland, the actor. [ cheers and applause ] this is not one of those things where a band name themselves kiefer sutherland. either that or the lead singer looks exactly like him. i don't know if you're aware of this but donald trump is currently running for president of the united states. it's true. [ laughter ] and at first he came out with guns blazing, said he's going to kick all the mexicans out, he's going to build a wall to keep them from coming back in. last night during a town hall on fox news he said he could be softening, which is normal, it happens to a lot of men his age. [ laughter ] the reason he's softening is he hosted a meeting with his his

"vogue" is o ?keeping up with the kardashians? airs sunday nights at 9:00 on e! be right back with kiefer sutherland. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live concert series" is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: his debut album is called ?down in a hole.? here with the song ?can't stay away,? kiefer sutherland! ? walking in the wrong direction ? ? ? walking in the wrong direction know i should be walking home ? better ain't tough enough to be alone ? ? oh - i --- can't stay away ? ? got me wrapped around your finger pulling strings to play my heart ? ? you fill the night with conversation then turn the ? oh - i can't stay away oh - i can't stay away ? oh i can't stay away ? ? there you go laughing at me watch my wheels fall off track ? ? did you think i'd let you down did you think i'd get you baby ? ? off my back ooh off my back ? ? ? ? i can feel your blood run through me i'm standing on a mountain high ? ? sent to heaven on the devil's wings couldn't stop her if i tried ? ? oh i can't stay away oh i can't stay a

"vogue"? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we'll invite you over to the house to eat something. >> now i feel like it's a pity invite. >> jimmy: it is a pity invite. [ laughter ] but our neighbors were up in arms when you moved onto the block. >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: there was a whole thing with e-mails that went on. >> no! bad? >> jimmy: yeah, bad. >> no! >> jimmy: no, before you got there. >> it caused a lot of ruckus on our street. commotion. >> stalkers and -- there's a lot going on. >> jimmy: the neighbors all seem to blame me for this development. >> really? >> jimmy: somehow. >> it's so strange. when i moved in, my mom was like super nervous about me moving into a home by myself, for whatever -- i'm like, no, it's okay, jimmy kimmel lives across the street. maybe if anything ever goes down he'll save my life. >> jimmy: yeah i'm the captain of the neighborhood watch. [ laughter ] i will shuffle down in my underpants and take care of whatever is going on. are you setting in? >>

she is on the cover of this very heavy "vogue" magazine. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i'm impressed. you came out here faster than any guest ever. >> maybe because i'm nervous i just ran out. >> jimmy: or maybe it's because your dad is an olympic gold and you've inherited some of the fastest genes in the world. >> sure, let's say that. >> jimmy: did you watch the olympics together? >> no. we never did. and like -- i wish we did because i feel like that's a really good idea. >> jimmy: yeah, it is a good idea. >> probably really smart. >> jimmy: i feel you guys ignore the fact that your father won a gold medal. >> we don't ignore it. i ran track when i was a kid. my whole middle school life. i ran track, my dad was the coach. >> jimmy: what events did you run? >> i was short distance, 100, 200. i loved the 440 meter. the relay. >> jimmy >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a solid coach to have. >> he coached me like for high jump and stuff. and i was like the best high jumper in my class. >> jimmy: you were. can you still high jump? >> i haven't done it since. i'm not to

. >> jimmy: why would you cut your hair on the day you have your "vogue" photo shoot? >> they wanted me to and i wanted the change. i was ready for it. i had talked about cutting my hair super short. >> jimmy: do you get to decide what your hair is going to look like in that situation? or people around you, no, you have to do this, your hair is a national treasure, we must protect it? >> what was really nice about the situation is we collaborated. so they kind of wanted something and i looked at the idea and i was like what if we did this? we kind of all collaborated. there's a few obstacles i had to get through to approve it with certain people and stuff like that. >> jimmy: right, yeah, that's weird. >> i really like it. >> jimmy: it looks great. you realize how strange that is to be in a position in your life where people weigh in on your hair and what it's going to be like. usually you just go to the supercuts and that's that. [ laughter ] so you recently moved in directly across the street from me. >> we're neighbors. >> jimmy: i mean, like we're closer than guill

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take a look. >> what was in vogue's song -- ? when i and you ? >> that one, "hold on." >> i should have taken you to the concert. >> they were like my girls. ? loving you ? ? >> kate hudson in concert on the plaza. >> so that was in commercial break, that was not on the show. >> that wasn't on the show? >> abr. >> and by the way, his running man is so effortless. he can just do it down the street. >> he does it all. >> he is truly the variety guy. >> you know, i love that funny people get paid a lot of money. >> you're funny. >> but i don't get paid like this. from "forbes" magazine, the top five highest paid comedians. >> are. >> i could have stuck with this. i had ventriloquist jeff dunn, $13.5 million a year. got a vegas residency, making that cash. >> that's why people go to vegas. the backstreet boys, that's why people go to vegas. >> amy schumer, number four. >> how much? >> 17 mil. >> all in like a couple of years. she's been grinding, but -- this list, i'm going to be blown away. >> terry spader. very funny man. $21 million. >> does he us

they found carlie kloss at a local benefit fashion show and "vogue" cover girl grace hartzel was just 14 when mary discovered her. >> she's sharing runways with the li york fashion week and another up one of their finds, up and comer alana arrington. >> she did yeezy. >> they take from where i was two years ago to the top. it's, like, it's very inspiring. >> i'll tell you a story about what makes them unbelievable and doing really well right off the bat and then i went to chicago and i was really struggling and i don't know if i can do this anymore, and i called them and they lent me $300. they got me back on my feet and got me back going, but what makes iowa so special? >> it's a secret, but all of the best people coming from the middle. not really. there is a genuine, heartfelt difference, and they're beautiffl and people are really tall because of that corn. the secret is the corn. >> by the way, corn sales just went through the roof. >> they also told us the best advice for aspiring models, be patient. it doesn't always happen overnight like it did for ashton and carlie. ?? ?? >>

the model answers "vogue's" 73 including which sister is her favorite. then christina milian gives a live." >> working out, picking up. >> and leaving his suit and tie behind for this one. we've got the story behind this couple's epic pic with justin timberlake. >> this guy! >>> big stars, big hollywood. "celebrity page tv" starts now. welcome to "celebrity page." i'm sonia isabelle in the heart of new york city. we've got all your entertainment news. let's get things started with the hole woot wra. sharing this family the "star trek" actress giving fans a look. the 38-year-old saying she sold the video shooting "star trek" in vancouver adding, "every time i see all the videos we did it makes me think of anton. we hope you get a laugh out of this." and jennifer aniston posing for a selfie with hillary clinton.

that's what vogue says. >> people wear them because they are comfortable. sam loves the uggs but hates the crocs. there, you go. >> tia: still to come, we have a whole lot more. >> brian: we have some sleight >> tia: all right. this is going to be really fun. listen up. a couple of card tricks before we go. a martial arts master can use a deck of cards like a double-edged sword. >> brian: watch what you say to him. watch how fast he can flick these cards in this youtube video, he throws them so fast he can pierce a beer can and it wasn't just a lucky shot. he does it several times in the de >> tia: impressive. >> brian: yeah. now a california magician used a little card trick to convince his girlfriend to marry him. >> tia: yeah. he had her pick out a card from each pile. one was the 10 of diamonds, the other was the 10 of spades. when she pulls them out for the trick's payoff to have them switch sides, she turns them to reveal her boyfriend's proposal. he then pulls the best diamond out of the deck getting down on one knee to propose officially. hopefully

she told "vogue" magazine with judahism it creates an amazing blueprint for family activities.he sabbath on saturday means no iphones or technology, something ivanka reports. telling "vogue," "for a rachltbella to know she has me undivided for one day a week we do nothing but play with each other, hang out together, go on walks together. pure family." her husband calls ivanka the ceo of the household. though she actually works as an executive vice president for the trump organization. she also has her own jewelry collection and clothing line. motherhood, ivanka says, has made her a better businesswoman. >> anyone who's tried to impose their will on a sleepy toddler knows that it just doesn't work well. and i think leadership is not so dissimilar. >> good evening, everyone. >> reporter: ivanka says she wants to make things easier for women and rk whoing mothers. her blog, with its hashtag women who work, is chock-full of career advice. everything from asking for a raise to dressing for success. and she's promised if her father is elected president to make sure women in the workp

basically new addition of bobby brown, atlantic city performing in vogue and at the atlanta city beachfesttes open at 5:00. show starts at 6:00 on the beach. >>> letter carriers who have gone above and beyond the call of duty received special recognition in washington, d.c. >> national association of letter carriers presented its heroes of the year awards. eight mail carriers. among them is lars edleblute from york, pennsylvania. he saw a boy running alongside the highway. edleblute chased him and got him to safety. >> the adrenaline was kicking in hard. i wanted to get to the boy as soon as i could. he was very fast. i had to do my best to reach him before he got hurt. >> edleblute said he didn't do anything heroic. he encourages everyone to be alert to what's going on around him to basically react and help someone as he did. >>> family friends and fellow officers gathered to remember a philadelphia police officer who died in the line of duty. officials unveiled a plaque honoring officer walter dewitt iii at the philadelphia police gun range yesterday. officer dewitt died last year of com

. ♪ >> it's en vogue who has sold more than 20 million records, by the way.was one of the headliners for this big beach concert. the event also featured belbiv devoe. the fbi involved in the brad pitt/angelina jolie divorce. >>> plus 500 million yahoo! accounts hacked. the biggest cyber attack of its kind. what you should do besides just changing your password. meteorologist with the seven day accuweather forecast. ducis rogers with the eagles back at practice when action news continues tonight. >>> if you use yahoo! or had an account there, listen up. at least 500 million accounts have been compromised in what is being described as the biggest cyber security breach of an e-mail provider. yahoo! thinks a hacker working for a foreign government did it. it goes back to 2014. raising additional alarms about why it wasn't uncovered and disclosed until today. including names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, birthdays and security questions and answers used for verification. security experts say it is those kind of details that could be used for identity theft. an

never got an exact figure how much this video costs only that it wasn't the $200,000 reported in teen vogue. >>> final check of your forecast temperatures tomorrow still well below normal but it's going to be humid. there's highs across the state ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. exclusively at safeway. z23eoz zvpz >> dicky: from hollywood, it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, dr. phil mcgraw, from ?better things?, pamela adlon. snoop dogg, and music from bastille. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for

r and b group en vogue and bell b iv davo and other groups. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh caught up with daniels as did he some important work in the community before taking the stage. >> reporter: daniels better none as dmc his message has always been the music. >> i won't stop rocking until i retire. >> reporter: five two-year old rapper spent the day in new jersey part thely to perform the atlantic city beach concert series thursday night but this message needed no lear california lines or speech, he considers himself king of hip-hop but his message for pleasantville high school is more than just music but resilience and power of education. >> whatever community they are from, whatever their situation is, homeless, kid, live in the moment, their situation is overtime who they are. >> reporter: this that resonated with dozens of middle school and high school students. >> very motivating, and made me think about my life and i want to do special things. >> reporter: dmc found a purpose after battling alcoholism, and depression and other students say that honesty ignited their own

we could do an easier day on saturday because everybody would have lost her voice by the time for vogue is oversold no one is talking saturday either. svsm has a bonfire tradition, seniors also decorate the school. you had a sore throat yesterday? >> i am feeling better, i am on the mend, and looking at this, current temperature in degrees hopkins i do have news aboutut the high temperature today, it was 88 degrees, not 89, there were why the map numbers were funny it was coming from the automate stations of the national weathe system. apparently some were bogus readings, i will confirm that but this was just released i by the weather service, there was high of 88 and then look into the north buffalo compa year from yesterday all the games will play in wonderful shape tonight more significant monday showers then will be coded into this 60s tuesday-thursday and almost lak effect type showers next week. discovered intruders in your demand that into another intruders are on the run, the video from georgia catches 3n break into a woman's home they are seen searching but quickly ran for the

they come in different colors--- vogue says they are suddenly, weirdly, absolutely, ridiculously chic. /// demetria obilor street light off oso blanca road aren't working. we really need to have this fixed asap!" i reached out to the city of las vegas on your behalf, susan. city staff were dispatched to inspect the street lights at gilcrease and oso blanca. on the south side of the street, the street lights are working. it's the north side of gilcrease, west of oso blanca where the problem lies. those are not maintained by the city of las vegas. the city says those lights are privately owned by the developers who are working on the property next to them. repairs. the city says they will notify the private developers of the damage and are hopeful they will expedite the needed repairs. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. part of the new chef-insp

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. ♪ >> it's en vogue who has sold more than 20 million records, by the way.was one of the headliners for this big beach concert. the event also featured belbiv devoe. the fbi involved in the brad pitt/angelina jolie divorce. >>> plus 500 million yahoo! accounts hacked. the biggest cyber attack of its kind. what you should do besides just changing your password. meteorologist with the seven day accuweather forecast. ducis rogers with the eagles back at practice when action news continues tonight. does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> if you use yahoo! or had an account there, listen up. at

designer rolls out rhinestone covered crocs during london fashion week, come in different colors, vogue says they are quote suddenly weirdly absolutely roddick justly sheik. so, brooke, would you wear them? >> , no you know better that n that. >> i wouldn't even wear them. >> i like comfortable shoes and i wouldn't even wear them. >> no! >> i'm sure the super models were happy, though, right? >> very comfortable, right? >> not just hungry, they don't know what they're doing. >> they're not hungry. >> give them pizza. >> and they don't care what they're footwear is. >> thank, jill. >>> all right, moving on, authorities are still trying to figure out what motivated a man to allegedly carry out a series of bol action in new york and new jersey. >> after violent shoot-out yesterday, police arrested ahmad khan rahami in linden, new jersey, the 28 year old now faces attempted murder and gun charges, he's being held on $5 million bail. federal prosecutors may also file terror charges against him. as always, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror at home. we'll bring

. >> adelle telling "vogue" this year that motherhood gave her a, quote, purpose that was previous >>> hosting the 68th prime time emmys, but he's not taking himself seriously. >> captured two of the most memorable tv moments from this year. >> he recreated this moment from "game of thrones," and perhaps more comically in the photo that graces the magazine's cover, he's in a courtroom dressed at marsha clark in a full beard. >> we want to remind you that coverage of the emmy awards starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern time, 4:00 p.m. pacific here on >>> come up, weekly friday rewind. >> come on. >> no way. if you suffer from a dry mouth, then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene, specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, from a dry mouth. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100%

. >> "vogue" says certain people call three times a day and certain people call once a day. we think it is important that you call often. >> my sister likes my hair. i'm so happy. i was nervous. >> calling you, mom. >> be careful. don't show the number because i have done that before. >> and i have shown cassidy's number before. >> i am going to get mom. >> put it on speaker. >> turn it on. >> hello. >> hi, cuddles. >> hi, honey. how are you? >> i'm good. what are you doing? what are you wearing cuddly? >> i'm enjoying retirement. >> you didn't really have a job. >> listen, you think raising you wasn't a job? >> okay. >> are you going to get your mom? >> now, mom tells me every morning her favorite meal of the day is what, cuddles? >> it's breakfast. >> what did you have today? >> i had an english muffin and two pieces of bacon. >> we are getting sammy on the line too, mom. here we go. >> is sandy on? >> sammy. >> hi, mom. >> oh, sammy. >> hi, how are you, hoda? >> what are you doing? >> i'm getting ready to go to the beach. >> i have one question. my mom always says i don't

volk -- vogue says they are chic. i am not sold. >> thanks a lot. >> i like anything that a sparkly. >>> the justice department has launch shooting of an unarmed black man. they released a video shows terrence crutcher had his arms in the air before he was shot and killed on friday. it happened as officers were checking out his vehicle. police say offices told him to show his hands but he did not follow commands. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are going back and forth clinton says the attacks are a reminder for the need of steady leadership. trump blames the obama administration. the contenders go head to head in the first presidential debate. meanwhile people are reacting to donald trump, jr.'s street comparing syrian refugees to ebola skittles. if i had ebola skittles and i you -- a bowl of skittles and i told you just three would kill you, what you eat a handful? >>> the denver broncos will be without demarcus ware for five weeks now. he hurt his form after he collided on sunday. be the replacement. you can l

you have a magazine editor that dresses like something out of vogue about something that they are aspiring you have a lot of characters who idolize western culture. he becomes more popular by the day. it is a total contradiction and one of the most poignant characters is someone who wants to make changes and he supports passionately to make the necessary changes and you can't argue with them. you sort of reach a dead end. things have to stay the way they are and i think there's an element of putin may not be the best thing that came down the pike, but it could be worse and in fact what's going on now i hope i can go back. friends think i am unlikely thereabout on the one hand you do have this very strict vertical where it would appear anyone who goes against him and anybody that puts their head against it becomes too popular their head gets chopped off. but there is a very nasty war going on and the governor's office and it's all about power. it's all about money and ideology. you think putin is bad it could be a lot worse we could have ultra nationalists here and one of the things i kept

they come in different colors---vogue magazine calls them "weirdly, absolutely, ridiculously chic." soon your computer may be able to know how you're feeling. researchers at the massachusetts institute of technology say they have developed a device that can detect a person's emotions using wireless signals that reflect off their body. according to m-i-t, its 87 percent accurate in telling if someone is excited, happy, angry or sad. reax when we come back on the cbs 58 morning news... a bridal party's photos are pretty popular online.. 3 and - but its not just because people like the dresses or the poses...its what the girls are holding that is getting a lot of attention.. we show you..next! 3 3 a live look over.....on the 3 forecast...flash flood watch through 7pm thursday (dodge, fond du lac, and sheboygan counties)today: scattered storms. low: 66thursday and friday; additional showers and storms. highs in the 60s and 70s.forecast...flash flood watch through 7pm thursday (dodge, fond du lac, and sheboygan counties)today: scattered storms. high: 78 tonight; more storms. low: 66 thur

even vogue approves of this calling this weirdly, absolutely, ridiculously chic. >> somehow i am thinking they are not for you, mark. >> mark: i thought you were describing me. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, our investigative team is uncovering new details on shawn grate tied to five killings already. could there be more? wait until you hear what we found. a teen killed days after investigators say she helped rob a bank. those stories and social media >> denise: well the mayor and fire chief of lakewood are trying to calm the community's concerns about a emergency medical treatment in their city. >> the e.r. at lakewood can do everything it used to do with the exception of admit patients to loo >> i am disturbed by untruths in our community politically motivated to scare others by attacking our emergency service system in lakewood. >> denise: the mayor and fire chief tell us there has been no medical delay since lakewood hospital closed in february. >>> new research says doctors and hospitals are ignoring the warning to prescribe fewer antibiotics to patients. the push to dole out less avo

it's only because it's fashionable and in vogue.e to raid neighboring countries for girls because their sex trade is so pervasive. you can expect probably this will continue to be a major story in the nfl as well. >> people look up to sports figures. colin kaepernick said he would donate to some of these charities to make actual change. i understand and respect their right to do this. but this is the twitter across iism where people can tweet or bend a knee for the national anthem. it makes them feel like they are doing something, but they are not changing anything. we are not talking about bringing community together or understanding and action between law enforcement and black community and how they can solve these problems. we need to see these sports players going into the community and using the platform to create change. charles: will, i would love to bring you back and discuss this further. next coming up. it's the last call for the never trumpers. remaining republicans who refuse to back the nominee. the train is gathering m

it's a very old practice, but something that is coming back into vogue a little bit. so we can, and we usually really work very closely with the doctor and patient so there is three of us working together and we taylor make that medication for that one unique patient. >> i know a lot of people t because they know a lot of the bindings and fillers like that are absent when you use a compounding pharmacy that it's a much purer form of the medication you need. >> in some cases, what you were talking about there is many different reasons people would come to a compounding pharmacy. typically it s is always the manufacturer medications are not working or not available. if you are allergic to different fillers that are used we can formulation that doesn't have the things that would be difficult for that patient to use. we can also come up with dosage forms. pediatric and veterinarian. the manufactured products are only in certain dosage forms, but that's not appropriate for a 10-pound dog when it is being made for an adult. >> amazing you do that for pets as well. thank you

york, she launches a successful line on qvc and shows up on the cover of numerous magazines, even voguewhat's next on her resume? well, it could be first plead. >> she will make an unbelievable first lady. >> he is a fighter. and if you elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and our country. >> "on the record" got inside access to melania and donald's luxury pentagon how the on top floor of trump tower. what does melania think about the campaign levee? >> is the media fair to your husband? >> not always. not always. >> in what way? >> they're not fair to me, too. >> in what way? >> they say stuff that's not true. they don't say the truth. they write stuff that they don't want to give him credit. they don't want to say how smart he is. what he will is do, what he will accomplish. >> why? why do you think that? >> bawsms mane -- because is he outsider. he is not part of washington. he speaks his mind. he doesn't sweep under the record. he says as he thinks and what needs to be say. because he is not a politician. he is not in to just talking. he is a doer. he gets the thing

victoria beckham told "vogue" the moment she fell for her husband, david, and says it was love at first sight. they met in manchester united players lounge. david was standing with his family. he asked for her phone number. still had the plane ticket, the boarding pass that she wrote the number on. he's kept it 17 years, four kids. >> love at first sight for you and sidney? >> for me. not for her. it takes a little -- and then satisfying. >> because it worked out. >> what about you and deborah? >> i was in the friend zone. we were just friends. >> you told me about the refrigerator. >> she was doing an assignment and asked me to look after her apartment. like most single women had nothing in the fridge. nothing in the pantry. still had the original cardboard on the oven i thought -- she had been in the place a year and never used the oven. >> what did you do? >> i immediately went and stocked the fridge and stocked the pantry. and i used the oven for sweater storage for her. >> you moved her sweaters into the oven. >> that's how to get out of the friend zone. signature move. >> all guys

it's such a message that we need in our lives right now and you sort of consider what has become in vogueamerica and you look at how others who have an influential voice are using them maybe not always in the most positive way. and you're viewing a woman who dedicated her whole life helping the poorest of the poor, and to have that be recognized. people often have 100,000 people come out and see a football game, but not seeing 100,000 people come out and honor someone who gave so much. >>> chris wallace takes it away with fox news sunday. nice having you with us. and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happe

the reason why that is so important is because the number one tactic of the government in vogue, true since e the historyf war was begun, is the enemy of the war has to be dehumanized, has to be completely demonize to the point of almost subhuman state of nonexistence. the reason for this is even the most sociopathic citizenry willl not sustain very long a knowledge that it is supporting a continuous killing of their fellow human beings. it''s why thosese people have te dehumanized, so that knowledge can be abated. what you have over the past 11 years of continuous bombing and killing and attention and torture is the continuous dehumanizatition of the victimsf this violence which no most every case are muslims. you have americacan politicians who will stand up and say, we are not at war with islam, we understand the majoritity of muslims are peaceful, and we are only interested in punishing and bringing to justice those muslims work stream s who were viololent. the reality, the impact of this this constant- of dehumanization is to render muslims completely voiceless. the most striking