it's in bahrain, uae, iraq, and even in other countries in the red sea area.ou: and, of course, it is nothing new, as you say irrespective of the distance traveled issue and it was a short distance from teheran to baghdad, but in that span, we know iranians were killing american troops and did so throughout the war. there was no response. how can it be that a super power, this country, would allow such travesty without response? whether it's the bush administration or the obama administration. >> the problem, louis that under the bush administration, it was basically putting pressure on the iranians. we were present in iraq. we tried to contain hezbollah. we had u.n. resolutionsagainst hezbollah and lebanon. it was not efficient. in the obama administration, there's disengagement, connect the dots, sending away from the gulf half of the task force, sending messages to the leadership of the iranians not to reform, but to engage with us. we are not helping the iraqis who are rising against iranian influence. iran is sending weapons and also its own guarded in sy

[laughter] he did not part of the red sea, but he broke out a strike i shouting words of encouragement. just as moses died before he reached the promised land, ed died hours before the documentary about him opened in theaters. leave it to him to maximize publicity about a film of his life. no one entered the theater of politics more than him. no one was ever better at it. as much fun as it was to watch him as mayor, the real show began when he left public office -- lawyer, professor, judge, restaurant reviewer, reform organizer, twitter user, even radio host. the press and politicians never stopped asking his opinions. he never stopped offering them. he remained as sharp as ever and as relevant as ever right up to his dying day. as you know, ed will be buried at trinity cemetery in upper manhattan. think about it -- a polish jew in an episcopal graveyard in a large dominican neighborhood. [laughter] he admired people of all faiths. on his tombstone, it chose to have the last words of daniel pearl, who was beheaded over seas. it was inscribed with the words -- my father is jewish. my mo

. >> ever since charlton heston parted the red sea in "the ten commandments," hollywood has had a thirstor more. and now, someone thinks they can do it better. >> you're fired. >> not donald trump, but the guy who made him a tv star. reality show guru mark burnett. who changed the television landscape with "survivor." >> it was to become the ultimate human experiment. >> now he's taking on a project truly biblical in scale. recreating the stories of the bible, from genesis to revelation. spread out over ten hours and five sundays on the cable channel history. to pull it off, he asked for a little help from above. >> i put some muscle in it. >> roma downey, star of the now tv classic "touched by an angel" and burnett's real life wife. you're a famous angel. you're not so famous as an angel. >> i'm married to an angel. >> but he's been touched by an angel. >> what is the guy who created "shark tank" and "survivor" -- what is he doing doing the bible? >> the bible is the foundation of this nation. >> i mean, we have run into people that have thought, believe it or not, that joan of arc was

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and then iran turns around and secretly ships that oil from syria through the suez canal and the red seanally to the buyers of this now iranian oil, like pakistan, india and china among others. we have chris from the institution of the study of war and he brought this to our attention on "money". welcome back to the show, chris. what proof out there is this is going on? >> a pleasure to be here with you this evening, melissa. we've known quite some time there is a one-way trade between iran and syria. that is to say iran's defense organization was oducing as many weapons and ammunition that the syrian army could use. the irian air force was flying weapons and ammunion to syria. in the addition the iranian navy was taking weapons and ammunition up through the suez canal and off-loading at syria ports ofartu this is the first evidence we've seen the is trade going in the opposite direction, which is two tankers from the national iranian tanker company on-loading oil up in syria and taking it through the suez canal and essentially mixing it in with the rest of the iranian oil trade headed o

and our kids rolled their eyes at the red sea parting. the cgi is outdated to them."the hobbit" and "lord of the rings." our kids took it to school and screened part in their high school. the for teenagers to do it, it must be cool to teenagers. >> if you can impress the teen agers, it must be. one of the bigger project you have undertaken and it is different from other reality tv shows you have done before. how much of a challenge was it compared to other programs you've produced? >> production wise, it is no bigger than the other giant productions we do. it is the seriousness of it. we hired teams of thee loathiol and pastors. it will air over five sundays beginning this week. we have proo provided it to churches a went we have offered it to 80,000 churches for curriculum. >> thank you, mark, for your time. "the bible", begins sunday on the history channel. >> i'm waiting to see if cee lo green will play moses. i don't know. >>> for the third day in a row, triple digit moves. above 14,000 once again, nasdaq and s&p higher, substantially, by more than 1% today. more

it was a sea of red leaving the superdome, these forty-niner fans thought that they had it in the bag with that power outage changing the momentum of the game and there was evidence of that with the ravens having a hard time scoring. but right after beyonce performed, we decided we would make our way down to the media center from the first concourse. as we made our way down we heard a large boom and the power went out on the stadium. you guys saw it on television and it was an eerie situation for a while. we made our way down into the media center and there was a lot of chaotic activity going on. a lot of security officers going from person to person, figuring out what was going on. in the end it was a good situation. i know we have some sound right now from joe flacko about winning the game. he is live. >> 15 touchdowns, zero interceptions? >> i do not know, man. there were a lot of picks in general. we played 20 games this year and i threw 10 of them. it just happened that way. the team came together and we got healthy. >> [inaudible] >> awesome, man. he relied on them big time. he

moses parting the red sea. the burning bush. the walls of jericho come tumbling down. it's epic stuff. >> and you shot this for six months in morocco, right? you are used to the tough environments. after "survivor." you didn't put yourself through anything you put your old contestants through, i hope. >> i'm used to having giant film crews in remote locations. it was six months. and roma did great. >> there was dust in places i never knew existed. >> and the snakes, i hear. >> there were snakes. we had a snake man on the set, just to clear it. >> just to clear all of the cobras? and you get the gold star for hanging in there. you, i know, are an old hand at that. anyway, thank you so much for being with us. "the bible" premieres sunday on history channel. it's a great thing to watch with your kids, as well. >>> coming up, he won "iron chef america" and the battle of the bulge. we're in the is kitchen with jesse schenker. >>> we are back, now, with one of the hottest, young chefs in the country. everyone says so. jesse schenker's new york city restaurant gets rave revie

. >> stephanie: he will part the red sea. >> great. thanks.eah because he paid rent recently. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: mark sanford as we mentioned -- he mentioned that when you make mistakes you can learn from god. guess -- i forgot who is running against him. stephen colbert's sister who is awesome apparently. john in georgia you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hello how are you guys? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: first off on gun control. one of the things i wanted to touch on is ar15s why would they be illegal if it's not going to stop criminals by making them illegal -- they are going to get them either way -- >> stephanie: so we can't do anything on guns? we have study after study to show -- >> caller: look at what happened to chicago -- [ screaming ] >> caller: look at it -- >> because they get them from indiana where there are no strict gun laws. >> stephanie: or mississippi or where else -- >> caller: what is the murder rate in indiana? is it as bad as chicago? >> they bring them into ch

by faith the people passed through the red sea as on dry land.d marched around them for seven days. by faith the prostitute rahab, because she welcomed the spies, was not killed with those who were disobedient. and what more shall i say? i do not have time to tell about gideon, samson, david, samuel and the prophets. those who through faith conquered kingdoms, administered justice and gained what was promised, who shut the mouths of lions, quenched the fury of the flames and escaped the edge of the sword, whose weaknesses was turned to strength. others were tortured and refused to be released so that they might gain a better resurrection. some faced years in flogging while still others were chained and put in prison. they were stoned, they were sawed in two, they were put to death by the sword. these were all commended for their faith. therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great crowd of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles, and let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us.

everyone is wearing red. sea of red. and blue skies, right. >> that's right.e of us waking up with blue skies and greeted by the clouds and fog once again although parts of the north, they are seeing this. widespread 40s. a lot like this. cool start and it is mid-winter after all and seasonal temperatures. we do have the advisory, hazardous waves and subsiding today. bringing up the temperatures in a few moments. i have rain to talk about in the extended forecast. back to you. >>> the wait is over. we are now seven and a half hours away from kickoff and anticipation is brimming from the bay area to the bayou and we will go live to new orleans. and we will talk to bubba about what they must do to win the game. in the meantime, they are getting ready to get on a bus to head from the team hotel to the superdome and coach jim harbaugh led them them through a walk through. he wanted to get the team used to playing out on the surface and wanted to get them used to the lights. players were allowed to bring families. one family shouted whose got it better than us. and

. >> travel experts say if the sequestered cuts go through, you could just see a sea of red on these airport messaging boards. delay, delay, delay. it could take you an hour to get through the tsa check points, two to three hours if you have to get through customs. >> is there any hope you'll solve this by friday? >> there's hope, there's optimism. people who say we can't do it. >> the transportation secretary says $689 million in faa cuts will force him to furlough employees, including air traffic controllers and safety inspectors. tsa workers will face seven days of furloughs. the travel association wants you to text your member of congress while you are waiting in line. >> they can text delay to 877- 877 and let members of congress know how they feel about this process. >> some republicans say they are exaggerating the impact. >> the american people will never feel. >> but the airline pilot's association says travelers will feel it. >> make no mistake. we will maintain our current level of safety. and the only way is if we turn down the volume of air traffic. >> might be wise to a

the gulf of mexico where the demolition of abandoned oil rigs is killing thousands of red snapper and destroying sea life habitat. the so-called explosive disposal is part of a federal government program aimed at destroying idol idle rigs. officials within the gulf coast fishing and diving industries say they want the demolitions to stop. >>> in florida, a high-speed pursuit was captured on dash cam. a state trooper had to force a teen driver to spin out. after she struck one trooper working a crash scene and fled. the 18-year-old was arrested for the hit and run and dui. >>> in massachusetts, cold-hearted vandals robs a pet store and smashed a 180-gallon reef track. 25 tropical fish and coral died but one fish that bears a resemblance to dory in "finding nemo" survived in a half inch of water until police arrived six hours later. >>> in texas speeding caused one motorist to launch into a house. the driver lost control or went airborne after hitting a curve at high speeds. the driver was hospitalized in stable condition but no one inside the home was hurt. >>> and finally, new york state assemblyman

we start in the gulf of mexico where the demolition of oil rigs is killing thousands of red snapper and killing seae habitat. it's part of a federal government program aimed and destroying the rigs. people say they want the demolitions to stop. in florida, a high speed pursuit was captured on dashcam. a teen driver spun out after striking another. she fled. the 18-year-old was arrested for the hit and run and dui. in texas, speeding caused a motorist to speed into a house. the driver lost control after hitting a curb. luckily no one in the the home was hurt. finally, new york state assemblyman is apologizing after wearing black face and afro wig. he wore the costume to celebrate the halloween-like holiday but was surprised by the attention. really? in 2013, we're surprised by that. >>> new england patriots quarterback agreed to a contract extension that pays only $9 million per season. it's half top nfl quarterbacks are making. brady and his supermodel wife may have to cut back on luxuries. the deal is $15 million from the salary cap to sign new players. >>> line backer manti te'o was slow. it's mo

. >> travel experts say if the sequester cuts go through, you could just see a sea of red on these airport messaging boards. delay, delay, delay. it could you an hour to get through the tsa check points, 2 to 3 hours if you have to get through customs. >> is there any hope you'll solve this by friday? >> there's hope, there's optimism. people that say we can't do it. >> the transportation secretary says r 689 says $689 million in faa cuts will force them to layoff employees. tsa workers will face seven days of furloughs. the travel association wants you to text your member of congress while you are waiting in line. >> they can text delay to 877- 877 and let members of congress know. >> some republicans complain the white house is exaggerating the impact. >> there's easy ways to cut this money, that the american people will never feel. >> but the airline pilot's association says travelers will feel it. >> make no mistake. we will maintain our current level of safety. and the only way is if we turn down the volume of air traffic. >> might be wise to avoid flying in the coming weeks. in hopes

[cheers and applause] there was a sea of red and gold at pitman school. they dressed up in niner gear and gave their bisepts a kiss. >> i saw a lot of kids that bought, you know, 49er gear, 49er hats, jerseys. i mean they really took part in this it is just the whole hometown, high school connection. >> he was a stand out baseball and basketball player at the school. along with football. teachers say he held a 4.1 grade point average. ktvu.com has more super bowl coverage including a link to today's joint news conference. look for the link in the special section at the top of the home page. >>> well, the question on most everyone's mind. who do you got for the super bowl. >> avoiding much of the bizness. >> the forecast is next you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [ fancy voice ] brillia

the picture in asia today, almost a sea of red with the exception of shanghai there. japan's nicky snapping a five-day streak. they hope authorities will take steps to stimulate the economy. >>> looks like the yen's decline is proving to be quite a boone for toyota motor. the carmaker is predicting it will post its first operating profit in five years, thanks to the currency's weakness. toyota managers have revised their profit estimate upward for the fiscal year ending in march. they say they're expecting now a profit of about $1.6 billion. that's quite a change from just a few months ago. in november they were looking for a loss of more than $200 million. managers say the weakening of the yen since mid-november will improve export margins and push up profit by more than $1.5 billion. they also note that cost-cutting efforts at factories have also been a bit of a help. managers have also raised the profit outlook for the toyota group by 9.5% in yen terms to more than $12 billion. that does include revenues from overseas operations. they're now more confident that the

while he may not have parted red sea. he broke the subway strike. and just as moses died before he reached the promise land. head i dies -- ed dies hours before before film. no one enjoyed the theater of politics more than ed. no one was ever better at it. as much fun as it was to watch ed as mayor. the show began when he left public office. lawyer, author, professor, television judge, movie critic, restaurant reviewer, political commentarier, reform organizer, twitter user, and radio host. the press and politicians never stopped asking his opinions and so far be it from him to stop offering them. sometimes even unsolicited. he remained as sharp and irrelevant as ever. awe owe know, ed will be buried at trinity cemetery in upper manhattan. think about it. a polish jew in an graveyard in a largely dominican neighborhood. what could be more new york or even more ed koch? and admired in all face and deeply proud of his own. on his stomach -- described with the words that david daniel said. my father is jewish, my mother is jewish, i am jewish. has ther

fans are stocking up on everything red and gold, safe to say. it will be a seaf red and gold across the bay area today. yesterday we caught up with fans in the marina who were stocking up for their super bowl parties today. at suzy's cakes they are buying 49er cupcakes at four dollars a pop. there are more serious preparations underway as well today. 100 more officers will be on the city streets. san francisco police chief greg suh reminding partyers there will be more eyes watching them today than just the police. >> you are looking for a camera, three others are looking at you. time to be contrite about acting out or doing something wrong isn't when you have a felony charge and looking at a five year felony sentence, it's beforehand. >> twice as many san francisco officers will be out today compared with the typical sunday. muni is taking precautions as well, choose to go run diesel buses that can be quickly rerouted so they don't get trapped and ruined in destricttive celebrations as they did after the giants won the world series in october. beginning this ev

while he may not have parted the red sea, he did break a subway strike by standing in a bridge and shouting words of encouragement. and just as moses died right before you reached the promised land, and dies hours before the documentary about an open in theaters. leave it to ed to find the best way to maximize publicity for a film about his life. no one ever enjoyed the theater politics more, and no one, no one was ever been arrested. and as much fun as it was to watch him as mayor, the real show began when he left public office, lawyer, author, professor, television judge, movie critic, a restaurant reviewer, political commentator, reform organizer, twitter user. even a radio host. oppress and politician ever stop asking for is opinion, and so far be it for him to stop offering for them, sometimes even unsolicited. he remains a sharp as ever and as relevant as ever right up to his dying day. as you know, he will be buried at trinity cemetery in a permanent. just think about a. a polish jew in an episcopal graveyard in a largely dominican neighborhood. what could be more new york or even mo

by faith the people passed through the red sea as own dry land.ell, and after the people marched around them for seven days. by faith, the prostitute because he welcomed despise was not killed with those who were dis0 beaten yent. what more shall i say? i do not have time to tell about aidon, the rock, sample sop, jeep is a, david, samuel and the from -- who shut the mouths of lions, quenched furry of the flames and escaped the edge of the sword who had weakness turned to strings. others were tortured and refused to be released so they might gain a better resurrection. some fairs flogging while others were chained and put in prison. they were stoned. they were sawed in two, they were put to death by the sword. these were all commended for their faith. therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily i think tangleds and let us run with perseverance the race set before us. let us fix our eyes on jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith. who for the joy sai

. >> big battle scenes in the old testament, obviously, epic stuff with parting of the red sea, jerichoniel in the lion's den. of course, jesus walking on water. really, really epic stuff. we go right through to revelation. >> brian: you do the old testament and new testament. how is it broken down? many go into each series? we have five for the old testament and five for the new. we'll be on five weeks. it's five next sunday, with the finale on easter sunday. >> brian: i thought it was amazing to see "jaws" become a movie. how intimidating does it to get the bible in a tv series. did that intimidate you, too? >> we took it seriously and hired lots of advisors and theologians. rick warren, bishop jakes, it's a big advisory. but once you commit, you just got to do it. >> gretchen: let me ask you why it was so important for you personally to do this, because let's face it, sometimes in hollywood, talking about christianity and the fact that you're a big believer is not necessarily really popular to make into a tv series. >> you know what? i think we're ahead of the game in that next year

with this sea of red. j. r. stone is live in the bay dc. with entertainers. j. r., you have been working hard. but i have seen you with the jerry rice, john mccarthy and mike ditka. >> we are off to a another party after this it has been busy. and obviously, at this point if there are more ravens fans. 49ers legends earlier and they are fired out fired up. >> jerry rice, joe montana, steve young. with less than 24 years after the super bowl. a 24-hours before the super bowl. >> i am hoping for a no holds barred. >> you have to love the honesty that you get with joe montana. >> reporter: as for how some of the others feel? >> i think that san francisco is the better team. >> based on emotions. >> san francisco has the edge. andrew luck says that his coach has his work cut out for him. >> there is some much on his plate i do not want to bother. >> everybody is talking about colin kaepernick. to see what is next. >> to see a in-offense into a positive offense with his fourth work and he is an excellent. not to just a good but he is an excellent passer. >> i think t

. >> a sea of red dissapointment flew out aavens nail biter. >> remembered the believe cam paign.l going to disney world. they're wonderful, great. my second one so i could not be happier. a nail biter. unbelievable. was so heavy they one big. ray lewis of the last game, could not be greater. >> unbelievable. i have no voice left. the life going out, a change in momentum. i called it. as you can see, i was right. the reagan did it, all i got to say. world champions. >> it wraps up a long and very enjoyable week in new orleans as the ravens flikr out and are now world champions. pretty good. i'm lowell melser certification, the the v.a. 11 news. >> great to >> our watercooler question -- we will read more in the next hour. >> 5:51, 25 degrees at the airport very still to come, in of that memorable performances on and off the field. first, the weather and traffic. graman not too much volume. we picked of the report of the disabled vehicle 95 northbound caton avenue. eastbound 50 of the debris from a fleet activity with possible lane closures and cecil county -- and were busy road wo

there was a sea of red and gold in in front of the school.ir bicepts a kiss. >> i saw a lot of kids that bought 49er gear, 49er hats, 49er jerseys they really took part in this. >> reporter: kaepernick was an a student at pitman along with being a star baseball, basketball and football player. stay with us for continuing coverage. the preparty we found in san francisco tonight as businesses there cash in on the niners success. >>> plus a crack down on the road already on the way. the statistics the prompted the blitz. and niner fans overcoming obstacles. one kid who dreams of being an announcer and will watch the game from a hospital. >>> and more on the discovery of a teenager's body found dead. the girl is a middle school student and had only lived in the area for a few months. as john sasaki reports we've also learned of suspicious activity in the park on west texas street early this morning. >>> the investigative process lasted most of the day at alan whit park. finally at about 11:00 p.m. police announced that was the same person missing

friday this place was a sea of red and gold. today there was one guy with a hat. >> very tough. >> the 9ers came up short in their quest for immorality and that's got bay area feeling a little gloomy. there are reports of lower productivity. burr mostly people are just bummed. >> 49ers fans were kind of depressed. there were others who were just gloating over it. >> guys like john fortenberry, a raiders fan who tried to chore his coworkers up today with a big ray lewis dance. >> you're used to losing because you are a raiders fan. what advice do you have for everybody? >> i did noon the 49ers to go 6- 0 in super bowl. >> and what a difference five yards has made for graphic sportswear in san francisco. if the 9ers had won this place would be on a 24-hour shift printing 40,000 t-shirts. instead, they only have a souvenir for the office. sometimes they used to preprint and do mate the losers to third world countries, but the nfl put a stop to that. >> they were showing up on national geographic, people wearing super bowl champion

there was a sea of red and gold in in front of the school. they gave their bicepts a kiss. >> i saw a lot of kids that bought 49er gear, 49er hats, 49er jerseys they really took part in this. >> reporter: kaepernick was an a student at pitman along with being a star baseball, basketball and football player. stay with us for continuing coverage. the preparty we found in san francisco tonight as businesses there cash in on the niners success. >>> plus a crack down on the road already on the way. the statistics the prompted the blitz. and niner fans overcoming obstacles. one kid who dreams of being an announcer and will watch the game from a hospital. >>> and more on the discovery of a teenager's body found dead. the girl is a middle school student and had only lived in the area for a few months. as john sasaki reports we've also learned of suspicious activity in the park on west texas street early this morning. >>> the investigative process lasted most of the day at alan whit park. finally at about 11:00 p.m. police announced that was the same

i usually order if it's on a menu, red snapper or sea bass. if it's there, i will get it. i love it. >> you thought you did? >> i thought i did. i don't know what i am eating eel or something. not eel but out of 120 samples of red snapper, two 8 different species -- 28 different species of fish 28 different kinds of fish, and the problem was probably severe in setting urn california where i lived for so long and where fish and sushi bars, people eat healthy there. 52% of the samples bought and sold until southern california 52% were not what people thought that they were getting. i think this is scandalous. i mean it's outrageous. i want to know what i am eating. right? professor do you go powell is a food safety inspector. we can get this information. we need more information. >> all we neat is some data to go along with this trust that's en dickic in the food system and we have that data increasingly available through new technologies. you see reports like this new oceana report saying a lot of fish that's being sold is not what it says it is

. >> a sea of red disappointment in new orleans after the ravens pulled out a nail biter. if we talk to a couple of fans coming out of the stadium, and they were excited. >> ravens down, baby. >> i have my believe towel -- remember the believe campaign in baltimore. believe we are world champs. we will be at the parade on tuesday. let's go. ooooh. ooooh. yes! >> baby is going home with his ring and we are going to disney world. >> my second one, so i could not be happy. a great day, great night. a nail biter. unbelievable. but was so happy they one big. with ray lewis's last game, could not be greater. a great day. >> what did you guys think? >> my goodness? what should we not think? it was unbelievable. >> ray lewis -- he does not always retire but what he does he wins the super bowl. >> i have no voice left. and the lights going out, a change in momentum. i called it. as you can see, i was right. the ravens did it. that is all i got to say. going back to bob -- going back to baltimore tonight. >> it wraps up along and very enjoyable week in new orleans as the ravens put

projection of america's debt and deficits came out in black and white today but it's bathed in a sea of redjim answering the reports. >> the congressional budget office projections for ten years shows short term improvements but soaring debts later. under current law the deficit will shrink in 2013. as an estimated $845 billion, the deficit, the first in five years below $1 trillion. >> the cbo projects deficits to decline from $845 billion to year to as low as 430 billion in 2015 but then 978 billion a year by 2023. >> in 2014 or 15 the deficit will come down. there's a tax increase we just passed. that combines to produce a smaller deficit. >> though the president has not submitted his budget, the cbo projects the next ten years u.s. debt will increase $10 trillion from a little more than 16 trillion-dollar now to more than $26 trillion in 2023. >> you can't raise enough tax to say pay for this problem. you won't grow fast enough to get rid of this problem. you ultimately have to deal with spending. >> after 2023, the debt begins to soar. >> after that it's going to grow and reach the tri

. >> the general manager helps storm-weary guests navigate a sea of red tape spawned by sandy. >> i'm not going to take no for an answer. >> but she did get a snow from fema, confirmed by the agency, which insists it's too late for kristina and her family to apply for the temporary shelter program. ochopinti upset by the stone. >> i'm not throwing anybody out on the street. >> did they use those words? >> yes. throw her out on the street if you're not going to get paid. >> she says she had her own nightmare phone call from fema. >> asking if i was stupid, because i should have done this already. those were the exact words. there's no reason for it. you know? that's what they're there for, to help us, and they pretty much belittle us, make us feel like we're worthless. that hurts a lot. >> a fema spokesman says he funds it hard to believe that case workers would use the language described, but our repeated questions for a response have gone unanswered. the red cross has stepped in and agreed to pay for her motel stay. fema has been back in tough about possible additional help. today fe

daniel and the lions, jesus walking on water, moses crossing the red sea to life with the latest andr read it? you can say a lot of things about the bible, but it is not boring. it has so much drama. you want sex, lies, and there wasn't videotape, but if there had been, right? it's extraordinary human drama. >> great story in its own. you think about it. shakespeare wouldn't have existed really without the bible. 1,200 quotes in there, including lord of the rings, narnia. none of these movies would exist without the bible. >> there's so much biblical illiteracy and references in regular literature, and this will help. what do you want people to take away from the whole thing, real quickly? >> it's a love story. we all topt reconnect with the bible. we found on this journey a lot of biblical illiteracy. it's sort of embarrassing, actually. people who don't even know -- >> take the book back down off the shelves and be reminded how amazing it is and reexperience it. >> it's a modern translation. that will help. >> thank you both so much. it starts this sunday. two-hour premier of "the

a sea of red on wall street with all three ending lower the second day in a row. s&p in negative territory for the week, on track to snap the longest winning streak in more than two years. materials, financials, and technology the worst performing sectors today while telecom and consumer staples posted gains. americans applying for jobless benefits rose more than expectedded last week. initial claims jumped 20,000 to 362,000, and revised higher, and this happens often by 1,000 to 342,000. existing home sales edged higher in january as inventory dropped to the lowest level in more than 13 years. the national association of released -- of realtors had it 4.92 million, sandy? sandra: first to the news room on aig earnings out now. >> looks like the company actually was expected to post a loss of eight cents a share. coming in and posting a gain of 20 crepts per share. this, even factoring -- it's up more than 3% in after hours trading, this even after factoring a loss related to super sandy. the company posting losses, insurance losses estimated at 1.3 billion in the

heading for the stars but lost at sea there's been a red failure the russian year was liberation as a rocket carrying communications equipment dishes minutes after takeoff. a suicide bomber has attacked the u.s. embassy in the turkish capital ankara killing a security guard authorities say the attacker who was reportedly a member of the left wing group detonated explosives as he was passing through an x. ray scanner at the entrance to the building which is correspondent policia brings us more details. now according to eyewitnesses there was this massive bang or supremes of smoke that have been erupting outside of the american embassy or american embassy staff have been taken to safe rooms inside the embassy this blast did happen in a part of ankara where there are several other embassies including that of germany as well as all fronts the explosion caused no damage inside the embassy itself but it did cause extensive damage to the outside wall there are a number of illegal groups ranging from kurdish separatists to lift just to islamic militants who have launched attacks in recent yea

heading for the stars but lost at sea there's been a red failure for russian u.s. satellite collaboration as a rocket carrying communications equipment dishes minutes after takeoff. a suicide bomber has attacked the u.s. embassy in the turkish capital ankara killing two people and injuring at least two others the woman believed to be a member of a left wing group detonated explosives as he was passing through an x. ray scanner at the entrance to the building archies correspondent policia brings us more details. three people have been killed today including the suicide bomber a security guard as well as a turkish citizen who was a member of the staff at the american embassy now according to eyewitnesses there was this massive bang also plumes of smoke that have been erupting outside of the american embassy or american embassy staff have been taken to safe rooms inside the embassy this blast did happen in a part of ankara where there are several other embassies including that of germany as well as all fronts the explosion caused no damage inside the embassy itself bu

." >>> amid a sea of red gold, bertha coombs has the action, live. bertha?fter yesterday's big plunge, you could call that a fairly big victory, that it is flat on the day. all of the concerns we've heard in terms of the macro concerns, really hitting metals, china seeing that it want it clampdown on real estate speculation. the concerns about the fed easing may be ending sooner than expected. and we continue to get bad data particularly out ever europe, all of that has folks not necessarily seeking safe haven in metals. gold now down 6% year to date. ups might attract buyers, particularly in the market in india. now that the prices have come down. silver down 8% so far this month. take a lk at platinum. platinum in terms of its industrial use, used for catalytic converters. with bad economic data and concerns we may not see much demand for auto use. and copper, really the worst performer we have seen with the worst with six sessions in a rewith bad housing numbers here and tightening on real estate and china and copper not looking good. thanks. >> thank you

every year, a sea of women in red gather in northwest d.c. for an affair of the heart. about 1200 of us were there for the 65th annual luncheon and fashion show at the marriott. and while it's a great fundraiser and a whole lot of fun, the message is serious. heart disease is the number one killer of american. >>> at today's event, a team from the mayo clinic talked about research. it is called scad and you are about to meet a woman who survived her heart attack. >> chef rachel has appeared on tv cooking shows and writes a food blog. she's also a heart attack survivor. >> it started to travel very quickly up my throat and into my jaw. >> she was 56 with no history of heart disease. it turned out she had scad. an artery near the heart tears, blocking blood flow in and around the heart, causing a heart attack. the condition is not common, affecting mostly young, healthy women, and is highly under diagnosed. >> about 70% of the cases are maybe greater are women. of those women, about 30% are in the few weeks to months after giving birth. >> researchers at the mayo clinic s

and let's now see how the rest of equities in europe performed on tuesday it was a sea of red pretty much across the board the only two european benchmark indices that managed to withstand the downward pressure with those of ireland and denmark london footsie ended the day as you can see one and a third of a percent down germany's dax was down two and a quarter percent on wall street where the trade as active this hour the focus is not just italy but on the fed reserve chairman ben bernanke speaking to the senate banking committee he made clear that the bond buying program was indeed working there was absolutely no indication that he intends to slow down or to ended so no change the monetary policy that's a positive signal for the markets and as we're seeing right now both the dow and the nasdaq are gaining the nasdaq is ever so slightly and that's also thanks to a bit housing data and consumer confidence reports now moving on to the currency markets the euro was pretty much flat to negative to the dollar as for the ruble it ended the day a lower to both the dollar and the single cur