. >> it is called genesis. >> genesis being the opening or the first show of a revolving exhibit, which will be revolving every six months to 12 months inside and outside greenspring station. >> this is an american flag. >> william walker is the artist. metal and this is his interpretation of our aflac. >> you have a beautiful. here anyway. >> the response has been very good. it definitely adds to the shopping experience. it gives everybody more to enjoy it while there appear shopping. >> thank you so much, tom stone. you have a while to check out, all year in fact. they will switch out the exhibits after 12 months. that is it for now. back to you. >> ok. for the first time since the breakup with jim carrey, jenny mccarthy opens up about her relationship. that is today at 4:00 p.m. here is meredith vieira for a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. wild weather from coast to coast. torrential rain in the east. 113 degrees in los angeles. new details on a custody case we have been falling. a father reunites with his sons for the first time in more than a ye

the website posts such intensive articles like water flea study fits genesis mandate and even bacteriaow, never follow children or animal act or performing bacteria. the senior correspondent with john mccain in the media. paul, good evening. >> hi, keith. when the i dabbled in witchcraft clip was released, she and her camp got to it and addressed it. she remained silent and they have remained silent. is that an admission that this is stilt evolution and there is no position on evolution? >> this is kind of thing is whether you are talking about her belief that scientists created mice with human brains or her apparent belief that your average chimp is a member of the x men is the last thing in the world that christine o'donnell wants to talk about. everyone understands that the number one priority for voters right now is jobs and the economy. christine o'donnell is riding this tea party tiger even though that's not really where she comes from. her career has been built on the conservative culture war. so the thing that she does not want to talk about is those things she spent the last 2

they post water flea study inadvertently fits genesis mandate and even bacteria seem to follow golden rule. joining me now, never followed children or an animal act or performing bacteria, the senior correspondent for american prospect magazine, co-author of "free ride john mccain and the media." paul, good morning. when the i dabbled in witchcraft clip was released, o'donnell got to it right away. she has remained silent on this. is this an admission this is still her position and there's no evolution on evolution? >> well, this kind of thing is really -- whether you're talking about her belief that scientists have created mice with fully functioning human brains or her apparent belief that your average chimp is a member of the x-men that's the last thing in the world christine o'donnell wants to be talking about. everyone on both sides understands the number one priority for voters is jobs and the economy. christine o'donnell is riding this tea party tiger though that's not where she comes from. her career has been built on the conservative culture war. the thing that she does not w

>> larry: begin with genesis? offense, i start with the new testament. no, i'm kidding. but we start -- we start with the cavemen. we get to genesis in a way. >> larry: caveman? >> the birth of larry king, right after that. >> larry: oh. >> oh, i'm sorry. excuse me. excuse me for making fun of anything. >> greeks first. >> larry: a one-man show, what do you do tell him, move to the left, stand there, what do i do? >> exactly that move to the drift. >> the director direct a ten-person show say? move to the left. >> who do you have to know to get a latte around here? >> larry: all a monologue, right? background scenes? >> background scenes, bunch of background stuff, music and lighting. >> but colin really has a very -- he is very smart. he doesn't seem smart. he is very intelligent. he is well read and he knows about culture and, you know, different -- >> larry: he is smart. >> really smart. yeah. >> erudite. the fact i know the word erudite tells you i'm smart. >> he knows about serbian enfires and ottomans. >> la

. >> the genesis came from the idea of the edible schoolyard? did the reaction, what was the reaction of the parents? were the parents suspect? were they concerned you were invading on the curriculum? did they think this was a waste of time for their kids? how did people respond? >> we did everything we could bring them into this delicious way of thinking, both the kids and the parents. so we weren't, we used to bring math classes over to chez panisse and feed them lunch. the teachers were having a meeting and i wanted them to incorporate these ideas. we had to feed them to them. we invited the principals for dinner and lunch. it was all through drawing them in through a pleasurable experience. once you get hooked, you see, on the flavors, you give very willingly. [laughter]. >> i want to get to soul food in a second. how do you answer? you pick a carrot? what is the education? what is the narrative? >> the math teachers bring their kids out into the garden. >> math? >> math, into the garden, we have a couple they decide they are measuring the b

that was the genesis of this idea. empowerment is what it's all about. it's giving the tools people need to succeed and make a difference for themselves and the neighborhoods. it's not a top down approach. no proclamation or hearing or resolution will solve the problems in our neighborhoods. the only way the problems in our neighborhoods get solved is when people come together and say, we had enough and want to make a difference and want to tribute our time and talent and tenacity by gaging be one another and becoming part of that change. now, what you are seeing up here with the slides is also the spirit of why we are here. these are images that daniel took in new orleans. in the broadmoore community. we have a special guest today that will talk to you about the real meaning of empowerment. you can imagine for all our challenges doesn't matter the neighborhood we are in cam pair or challenges to the challenges you see up challenges on thoseim mags. we don't have trials like what happened with katrina. so many of you that have been sparks of hope and ima

we actually were the genesis of the sponsoring organizations for this meeting today. mayor's office of neighborhood services sprang from coalition from san francisco neighborhood presence at city hall and the neighborhood desk. thank you. >> hello my name is lela gill the president of the north panhandle neighborhood association. and there are a couple of other board members here i want to point them out. dan and jarry who are available to answer questions later. a little about north of panhandle, our neighborhood is north of the golden gate pan hanth bordered by masonic and turk streets. we have 3,000 residence denlts in our neighborhood. we adopt people outside of our neighborhood because we are very community based and try to engage people that want to be part of our community. the neighborhood association was formed in 1991 in response to drug and violence activities that started. we have an montra, respect the neighborhoods the neighbors post in their windows. that was the start we have e involved since them. i will tell you about the tools we use in the next rou

he has seven grammys, an academy award and two golden globes, and that old band, genesis, well, that'sthe rock and roll hall of fame. for tonight's play list, phil collins dishes on his own favorite tracks. ♪ i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ ♪ oh lord ♪ but i been waiting for this moment ♪ ♪ for all my life ♪ oh lord >> oh, geez! >> i thought it was fantastic the movie. i heard about it long before i saw it. and then when he punched the guy at the end, i thought that was very funny. ♪ whenever i'm with him ♪ something inside >> most people don't put kind of me and motown or me and soul music together. where as that's the real -- that's the thing i started off listening to. probably "heat wave" to me is one song that just -- you know, captures what motown is, straight from the very beginning. i used to just buy anything that was on the label, because you could trust the labels, you know? you wouldn't be buying something that was going to interest you or find good. ♪ i won't be long yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ i won't be long yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah >> the first music for me, of course, was

evans has filed a $10 million lawsuit against potomac center and the holding company genesis health care and 35 other defendants. his attorney said these problems are rampant in for- profit nursing homes. >> this is not one person, a rogue employee, this is the whole -- virtually the whole medical staff there. >> reporter: potomac said the resident in question received appropriate care during his stay and denies he was neglected at any time. potomac also said it is committed to providing quality care and will continue to cooperate with the government's investigation. in arlington, peggy fox, 9 news now. >> potomac also said the two employees accused of assault have been terminated and the others charged with forgery and neglect have been put on administrative leave pending the outcome of trials. >>> a rash of home and car break-ins have fairfax county cops looking for a serial burglar. more than 70 incidents have been reported in reston, fair oaks, mclean and sully and residents were home sleeping and the crooks went off cash. the most recent happened today in the oak ton area. >> it's s

>> genesis. >> reporter: where, according to the bible, was jesus born?> jerusalem. >> reporter: bethlehem. >> oh, yeah, bethlehem. that's embarrassing. >> reporter: church leaders we spoke to today said they found the apparently low bible literacy troubling. >> we need a church that's strong, that knows its own holy book, and that is living according to it. >> reporter: the survey's authors say the poll doesn't mean americans aren't serious about their faith, but church leaders say it may mean they have to get back to basics. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> and let's test your knowledge one more time. which one of these is not one of the ten commandments? you can find the answer and take the whole quiz for yourself, compare yourself to other americans, on our website, a abcnews.com/worldnews. >>> and coming up, imagine this. you're a couple taking engagement photos and a music legend randomly appears. think you know who it is? we'll be back. before roe, my solution to the problem was to go ahead and wear hats. i was always the hat guy. i can't even t

. >> reporter: more than a third of americans don't know that genesis is the first book of the bible.ay does the jewish sabbath begin? >> i'm going to say saturday. >> begins on saturday. >> reporter: less than half know that the jewish sabbath begins friday. reverend nancy lane associate pastor at ross well united me thothist church outside atlanta says faith without knowledge can be dangerous. >> somehow, we've diluted down the gospel message where people have become more takers than mutual givers. >> reporter: is your faith more inspiration or information? >> inspiration, clearly. >> reporter: the 55-year-old businessman says he didn't find christianity until he almost lost his life to drugs and alcohol. for him, religion is based on a spirit of faith, not a fact sheet. >> can i say it's irrelevant? >> reporter: irrelevant? >> yeah. >> reporter: irrelevant, knowing the history, books and tenants? >> absolutely. has nothing to do with it . >> reporter: nothing at all. >> nothing. >> reporter: because? >> because it's a matter of faith. >> reporter: religion remains a powerful inspir

. >> reporter: more than a third of americans don't know genesis is the first book of the bible.re's another. what day does the jewish sabbath begin? >> i'm going to say saturday. >> it begins on saturday. >> reporter: less than half know the jewish sabbath begins on... >> friday. >> reporter: reverend nancy lane associate pastor at roswell united methodist church just outside atlanta says faith without knowledge can be dangerous. >> somehow we've diluted down the gospel message where people have become more takers than their mutual givers. >> reporter: is your faith more inspiration or information? >> inspiration. >> reporter: this 55-year-old businessman says he didn't find christianity until he almost lost his life to drugs and alcohol. for him, religion is based on faith, not a fact sheet. >> can i say it's irrelevant? >> reporter: irrelevant? >> yeah. >> reporter: irrelevant knowing the history, the books, the tenets? >> has nothing to do with it. yes. >> reporter: nothing at all? >> nothing. >> reporter: because? >> because it's a matter of faith. >> reporter: religion rema

people in britain who believe in this treaty are being very misguided we should bear in mind that the genesis of this treaty began before nine eleven it had nothing to do with nine eleven when it started out the labor government under twenty blair wanted to make it easier to extradite people from the u.k. they wanted to do that because of their long experience with the extradition attempts on general pinochet the former leader of chile and after that was also named on the blair government looked at this and decided they wanted to make it simpler for other countries to extradite people from britain so they crafted their own law they negotiated treaty with the united states specifically to achieve that aim now people are unhappy because surprise it's easier to extradite people from the u.k. well it does look like a bad deal because essentially you know from other countries twenty three other countries and in fact they don't need that they can just you know have probable cause to ask for these people to be extradited they don't need to add extra evidence but then why is it that the us is the one

. >> genesis. >> where, according to the bible, was jesus born? >> jerusalem. >> bethlehem. >> oh yeah, that's embarrassing. >> church leaders say they found the apparently low bible literacy troubling. >> we need a church that's strong, that knows its own holy book and is living according to it. >> the survey's authors say the poll doesn't mean americans are serious about their faith. but church leaders say it may mean it's now time to get back to basics. dan harris, abc news new york. >> we went online and took the pop quiz, how'd you do? >> i got five wrong. >> i got 10 right. >> all right. >> what did you make? she cheated. >> i didn't cheat. >> on the curve, i passed. >> the interesting thing about the quiz, and we'll put it up on the website if you're interested in taking it, it's a tell you, which answers what you got wrong at the end of. that's what surprised me, which ones i got wrong. >> all right. very good, congratulations. >> don't be too proud, it's just a b-. >> i wanted the other three right. >>> thank you for joining us. >> have a

. >> that was the genesis of that. >> it is.seemed like it was yesterday there s an instant replay. it was a little while ago. if you thought last week's fly had redskins officials thanking them, 25 yea ago the houston oilers visited washington and had three touchdowns called back because of penalties. it was the call that didn't have a penalty that had the most impact and the way game are called today. here's redskins recall. seember 15th, 1985. no replay saved the day. dave led a stifling skins defense that pressured the quarterback warren moon all day. four sacks in all for the burgundy and gold, igniting a 12-year veteran. >> i still get excited. that'shy i drink a milkshake before the game. it doesn't usually stay down. that's why i have a plastic bag on the side lines. i start to hyr convenient late because i chase people and i get excited. i start panting like a dog and get too much oxygen. >> reporter: the offense provided thrills as well. first series and he dials in calvin. it is a 17-yard touchdown. and a 7-0 lead. ne

. >> reporter: evans filed a $10 million lawsuit against potomac center, the holding company genesislth care and 35 other defendants. her attorney says these problems are rampant in for profit nursing homes. >> this is not one person, a rogue employee. this is the whole, virtually the medical staff there. >> they released a statement saying the resident if question received appropriate care during his stay and denies he was neglected at anytime. and potomac says it is committed to providing quality care and will continue to cooperate with the government's investigation. in arlington, peggy fox, 9 news now. >> potomac says the two employees accused of assault have been terminated and the others charged with forgery and neglect have been placed on leave pending the outcome of their trials. we thank you for watching 9 news now at 6:00 a.m. howard bernstein is here. he's very busy and here with devon lucie. the forecast, rain rain and it won't go away anytime soon. >> no. heavy rains off and on through midday and the afternoon as term. we have flood warnings and a turn watch. tornado war

i want to ask you about the genesis "waiting for superman." you as a child. up here in the south bronx during the late 50s and early 60s when the south bronx was falling down. it was a place of abandoned buildings and rubble. there were racks and roaches all over everything and it was violent and dangerous. when i heard from my mother that super man was not real and i began to cry, she thought i had this fantasy about santa claus and i realized no one was coming to save us kids. there were no super heroes coming in. when you see kids growing up in places that literally calls for a super hero to save them because it's so dangerous and dysfunctional, my friends didn't make it out. i did. you know what, at that very young age, i realized we were not getting out of that. that is a terrifying thing for young people 8 and 9 years old thinking i'm never going to make it out of this situation. >> we had jimmy carter going to the south bronx in the mid 70s and talking about renovating the neighborhoods that didn't get renovated. you took this on in harlem and you crea

in the first book of the bible, the book of genesis, there is a story of how two brothers in conflict, brothers, isaac and ishmael joined together to bury their father abraham. our father. , the father of our two peoples. isaac, the father of the hebrew nation, is my all, the father of the arab nations. they join together in a moment of paying -- of pain and the two respective barry abraham in hebron. i can only pray and i know that millions around the world, millions of israelis and millions of palestinians and many other millions around the world, pray that the pay and that we have experienced -- pray that the pain we have experienced, you and us, in the last 100 years of conflict will unite us of not only in a moment of peace around a table of peace here in washington, but will enable us to leave from here and to forge a durable, lasting peace for generations. shalom, salaam, peace. >> in the name of god, madam secretary hillary clinton, mr. prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu, ladies and gentlemen, let me in the first place once again extend my thanks to president barack o

>> larry: is it genesis? >> no, no, no.o, i'm kidding. we started with the cavemen. >> and the birth of larry king right after that, right? >> larry: ooo! >> oh, i'm sorry. excuse me. for making fun of anything. >> the greeks first. >> larry: when you're directing the one-man show, what do you tell him, move to the left, stand there? >> that's what i do. exactly that. >> move to the left? >> i go, who do you have to know to get a latte around here? >> larry: it's all a monologue, right? background scenes? >> all the background scenes, yeah. bunch of background stuff. >> but colin really has a very -- is very smart. he doesn't seem smart. but he's very intelligent. he's well read. and he knows about culture and, you know, different -- >> larry: he's smart. >> he's really smart, yeah. >> air yo dit. the fact that i know that word tells me i'm smart. >> he knows about serbian empires and ottomans. >> larry: will the public get it though? >> it's a comedy. i know comedy. >> larry: but do you know serbian empires? >> no, i don't

interesting because of this film, the "social network county "that comes out and talks about the genesised this on oprah. >> to his credit, he got a lot of laughs, a lot of smiles. he hit it right on saying, you know what? it's a movie and its ap entertainment and has nothing to do with this. >> that's wa he said. but do you think there's a legacy that will live more strongly in people's minds that he's a $100 million philanthropist or a guy who has character flaws in film. which one will win out? >> i don't think we know that yet. it remains to be seen what happens in newark. newark is a failing school district and has been failing for a lot of years and may continue to fail even with his infusion of cash. in which case the money may not do anything to help his legacy. >> it has been welcomed and heralded bigtime by cory booker and chris christie. >> who both themselves have had tough summers politically in terms of their image. they could use the uptick in the polls. >> let's hope it all ultimately plays out with the kids and does a wonderful thing for education there. i know you'll be

>> genesis. >> he's a winner! one more and we'll get back to our conversation here.ath begin. >> friday. >> friday, sundown. the man is a winner. we'll stop that conversation there. joe johns is up on his faith. that's a good thing. let's get back to the big challenge facing the president. by the way, he just wrapped up his speech at the university of wisconsin. she's shaking hands now. one of his challenges when he comes back to washington, his chief of staff, rahm emanuel, on friday will announce he's leaving. we have a great cartoon, todd, if you could pop that up on the screen. this was in the "chicago tribune" on saturday. if you look closely at that, axe, the license plate, rahm for mayor. our work is done here -- leaving the wous in shambles and you see the president in the rubble. i could watch this and laugh for a little while. let's start with amy goodman, a progressive who has had issues with this white house. amy, hiring a new chief of staff is a chance to hit the reset button. give us your advice. most indications are he'll pick somebody from within. is

of the book in the genesis of the argument within the book, which again i had the privilege of watching over the last three years. one specific point and i will stop, on the issue of cold start. this is a doctrine, a relatively new idea but it is partly the notion that india should have the ability to respond to another mumbai-like tear strike or something of that nature with a limited and fairly near term, a fairly rapid kind of conventional military response. largely as a deterrent to any state, specifically pakistan, tolerating or in any way aiding and abetting such an attack. i am not trying to get into the issue of whether pakistan can do more or whether pakistan deserves criticism as a state for mumbai. i think it could have done more myself. even if it is large retiredisi, retired pakistani intelligence operators who may have had a hand in that, the general sense is that india needs the capability to be a assay to pakistan, we have a way to respond short of all-out war. we no all-out war is not appealing, not really feasible or viable. india has come up with the notion of cold st

in the first book of the bible, the book of genesis, there is a story of how two brothers in conflict -- brothers -- joined together to bury their father, abraham -- our father. the father of our two people. i sit, the father of the hebrew aac, the father of the hebrew nation, and ishmail, the father of the muslim people. i can only pray -- and i know that millions around the world, millions of the israelis and millions of palestinians, and many other millions around the world prayed that the pain that we had experienced, you and us, in the last hundred years of conflict, will unite us, not only in a moment of peace around a table of peace here in washington, but will enable us to leave from here and forge a durable, lasting peace for generations. shalom, salaam, peace. >> in the name of god, madam secretary hillary clinton, and prime minister netanyahu, ladies and gentlemen, let me once again extend my thanks to president barack obama and to senator george mitchell and there came for the unrelenting effort they have exerted. the negotiations between the israeli government and the pal

>> genesis. >> where, according to the bible, was jesus born? >> jerusalem. >> bethlehem. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: church leaders we spoke to said they found the apparently low bible literacy troubling. >> we need a church that's strong, that knows its own holy book, and that is living according to it. >> reporter: the survey's authors say the poll does not mean that americans are not serious about their faith. but church leaders say it may mean it's now time to get back to basics. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> now we want to do a little test of our own and ask you which of these is not one of the ten commandments? take a look at the options we have right there. >> do not commit adultery, do unto others as you would have them do unto you, do not steal, keep the sabbath holy. check out our website at wnnfans.com to submit your answers, see what you know. >> we debated this also, so in case you're thinking, give me a second. we'll have all four posted again. we also have other cool stuff. go there, check it out. become our friend. >>> flood

that are -- those are the main point to highlight in talking about the genesis of the book and the genesis of the argument within the book which i had the privilege of watching unfold. one last specific point which is on the aged -- issue of a cold start. this is a relatively new idea. it is the notion that in addition have the ability to respond to another mumbai-like terror stryker something like that with a limited and fairly near term, fairly rapid kind of conventional military response largely as a deterrent to any state, specifically pakistan tolerating or in any way aiding and abetting in attack. i'm not trying to get into the issue and others made on whether pakistan deserves criticism as a state for mumbai. i think they could have done more, but i will not get into detail. i is retired pakistan m intelligence operatives. we have to be able to have a way to say we need to respond short of an all-out war. it is not a plo -- it does that have an appeal. they have come up with the option of a cold start. it is understandable at one level. it is dangerous at another level. i hope we ha

in the first book of the bible, the book of genesis, there is a story of how two brothers in conflict-- brothers -- joined together to bury their father, abraham -- our father. the father of our two people. i sit, the father of the hebrew aac, the father of the hebrew nation, and ishmail, the father of the muslim people. can only pray -- and i know that millions around the world, millions of the israelis and millions of palestinians, and many other millions around the world prayed that the pain that we had experienced, you and us, in the last hundred years of conflict, will unite us, not only in a moment of peace around a table of peace here in washington, but will enable us to leave from here and forge a durable, lasting peace for generations. shalom, salaam, peace. >> in the name of god, madam secretary hillary clinton, and prime minister netanyahu, ladies and gentlemen, let me once again extend my thanks to president barack obama and to senator george mitchell and there came for the unrelenting effort they have exerted. the negotiations between the israeli government and the palest

it happened i think on the genesis reunion tour when something happened on my -- in my neck but it neveruld pass after the tour. anyway, ihad an operation on my neck and i've sincehad an operation on my elbow and my palm. there is something wrong, i don't have the strength in my fingers to hold the drum sticks. >> carpal tunnel, something like that? >> worse? >> nerve damage. >> i taped for the album, i taped this -- >> the stick to your hand? >> wow. >> really felt unnatural. 55 years of playing the drums. >> you can't tell on the record, i got to tll you. >> they're all jazz drums. so it was -- it actually wasn't -- it was frustrating for me because i normally g the stuff out of the way quickly but it took a long time to get it to feel the way i wanted it to. >> the great part of your album is your songs, but i looked at this cover. how old were you in this picture? >> 13. >> you didn't know this picture existed, right? >> no. there are very few pictures of me playing the dru at all. and i opened the swiss magazine where i live, you know, and there was a four-page picture of this and p

the 2010 inductees included abba, genesis, the stooges and jimmy clift. it was formed n. 1983 they've honored a total of 605 people, some more than once. eric clapton has been inducted three times as a solo act, with the yard birds and with cream. >>> well, the internet and cnn newsroom are abuzz this afternoon after the britney spears edition of "glee!" last night. one of the characters on the fox show is named brittney s. pierce. last night they paid homage to britney spears. her dialogue is called sheer genius. a character on the show expertly combined several different music videos from the real ms. spears into one laughing gas induced fantasy. the dentist was played by john stamos. she appeared several times last night as well, once in a video spoof as madonna talking about good smelling breath and again as a cheerleader. that's what we've got for that. >>> it's a new rundown, a new hour. let me bring you what we've got. if you're looking to change your diet or eat healthier, we have revolutionary solutions. if you are what you eat you'll never be th

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completely forgotten about that until it's just been raised here now but i think from both sides the genesis of that was from both sides of the concern about the john birch societ over one side and the idea that a very liberal or leftist student groups might infiltrate from the other side so it is ueful to read tat statement and say you agree with it and the principals in them. that is one of the reasons we did. and i never found it to be particularly onerous burden for people not to that long a statement, and you want if you are going to be a member of the organization you want them to read this and get excited about it, and adhere to it. so it was never a big problem. >> actually, i don't remember at that was a requirement. l.i.e. worked in the national yaf office of 1965 for close to a year, and i have no collection. of course, we were getting often mailbags full of members every week, and we may have sent them a copy of this demand. the other thing i can remember is that when i was in college i had a letter from what seemed like a particularly bright stent the diversity of wisconsin, and