we can fly on virgin airlines. heh! we can listen to madonna. i think she's with virgin records. this made out of, virgin wool? what is that? [ laughs ] you know, you are pitiful.

virginity party?ose her virginity. >> and so they thought -- >> i don't know. how about jeff ross? >> because i'm 5% better looking than my friend. >> there is no way he is better looking. [ applause ] john stamos on the show "losing it." celebrities come on and they tell you how they lost their virginity. who is the 26-year-old actor you cast to play a young jeff ross? this is an actual photograph of jeff ross as a child. >> he does not look anything like that guy. he looks more like a hinkus to me. >> i have always been obsessed -- i didn't cast it. i came up with the idea. i was always interested in people losing their virginity. not the mechanics of it or the lascivious side but the feelings like, did your parents help you? how old were you when you lost your virginity? my parents -- >> need help? how did they help? >> meaning did your parents talk to you about losing your virginity? >> no. >> my parents gave me a book. it was like a key and a key hole. i have been chasing girls around with a key.

and that is directly-- in fact, left-- just left of the virgin mary-- to her right, to our left. the uppermost row or the second row, uppermost in this case you have the representation of the life cycle. you have the representation, in fact, to be more accurate of the liturgical calendar. and so once again, it starts from the left, so you read the images on the left and you start with the annunciation. and just as i had mentioned in the lower portions of the wall you have the life cycle of christ, whh sotis tually representations of the liturgical calendar. so in the second row you find the annunciation, the nativity presentation to the temple and it takes you all the way through and across until finally you reach the last image on the right which is the ascension following the resurrection and the ascent of christ to heaven. and that is the terminal point of the liturgical calendar completed in this particular sequence. now, these-- because the church is so large the screen is quite high and it does close off the sanctuary area except in the center of this particular church, the

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she's a virgin. but -- >> wendy: but you didn't win! the virgin one! yay for virgins! >> yeah.w -- at the end of the day i have an audience of one to please. and people can say all they want. but i really feel that it was his will for me to go on this show and show women you can still be cool and sexy and be in the world but not of the world. >> wendy: back to ben, you were ben's choice. >> i was, yes. ben is a great guy. since filming wrapped, we have been apart for the last year. basically they've kept us apart because we're under contract, and we can't see each other. being a part in that year, not being able to see each other, we really got to talk on the phone a lot and have a lot of heart to heart conversations. and i just knew that it wasn't who god had for me at the end of the day. i know god has somebody great out there for me. and i still held on to my values. and that's why you wait. >> wendy: that's why you wait. today angela is happily single and working on a new line of jewelry called "the one love" collection. and she is finishing a book about her upbringing as w

virgin galactic will start shuttling passengers to weightlessness next year. we look at the next frontier in space travel. >> reporter: who would spend up to a quarter million dollars just for minutes in space? >> seeing the spaceship is just absolutely mind blowing. >> it's not a destination but a journey. >> reporter: these people, more than 600 have signed on. how much to charter one of these puppies? >> $1.2 million. >> reporter: i hear you're going to leave two seats empty? >> no, not empty. it's two angels coming with us. >> reporter: passengers won't just check in and hop on board. the whole experience will mean three days of training and health checks. then a few hours in the air. and three minutes weightless in space. the mother ship will carry space ship to up and then release it to fly back. unlike nasa's rocket, it won't orbit the earth. it's sir richard branson who is determined to take them there. is this the new space race? >> i think it's the start of it, the new space race. it's not been easy. it's taken us five years more than we thought it w

in the virgin islands and other territories electricity is the highest in our country. we have strong incentive to scale of affordable, renewable energy and energy efficiency but it is going to take some time. administrator mccarthy, you have entered my first question, you made it clear that the rule you proposed on friday will apply only to new power plants. >> that is correct. >> next you start to work on a rule to reduce carbon pollution from existing power plants. it is going to be particularly important for my constituents that we find cost-effective solutions that work for our specific circumstances and the same is true for all of the territories, the state of hawaii given the high prices we are already paying and the challenges related to being an island where we're located. also have read in your testimony that you plan to work with states and territories to ensure that you understand our specific circumstances as we do these things so under the provisions of the clean air act, states and territories have the flexibility to achieve carbon pollution in ways that

very heavy throne. >> the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total, and precise dimensions that have to kneel. crawl along with it on their backs to get it through the door. and the main event. ready, set, up. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ let's face it. i like a procession and all, but who likes a bunch of guys in hoods coming in your general direction? i don't. frankly, it creeps me out. time for a drink, perhaps. ♪ this is tabernacle, as best as i understand it, an eastern jesus and mary themed drinking establishment where between drinks one can ponder the agony of christ but with sausages. is it like this all year? >> the whole year. >> the whole year. it's always like this. >> yeah. >> wow. >> you have incense all year. eastern music all year. >> is this a week for quiet contemplation and worship, or is this a party week or both? >> both of them. >> throughout the course of the week, over 40-odd processions will creep slowly from these streets. there are different brotherhoods, each with their own sacred colors, crests, insignia and so on. it's their medallions of particular christ

virgin's "galactic" will start shuttling passengers into space next year. poppy harlow looks at the next frontier in space travel. >> reporter: who would spend up to a quarter million dollars for just minutes in space? >> "seeing the spaceship here is just absolutely mind-blowing." >> "its not about the destination, its about the journey." >> reporter: these people -- more than 600 have signed on. >> "how much to charter one of these puppies?" >> "one point-two-mill." >> "wow! and i hear you're going to leave two seats empty, so its just the family?" >> "no, its not empty. there's two angels coming with us." >> "passengers won't just check in and hop on board. they'll get three days of training and health checks -- then a few hours in flight - with about three minutes weightless.in space." >> reporter: the mothership will carry "spaceship two" up, then release it to glide back to earth. unlike nasa's rockets-- it won't orbit the earth. sir richard branson is determined to take them there. >> "is this the new space race?" >> "i think it's the start of a new

or the cloak of the virgin mary or the arm of a bishop or a saint.ow, the status of a church and its attraction for pilgrims depended on the number and imrtance of the relics that it held. churches competed for relics and even stole them from each other. "a vision commanded us to steal it," they would say, or, "the saint told us she was unhappy in that place." if relics gave spiritual comfort, images--carved or painted-- instructed and terrified. to a largely illiterate congregation, images were essential to convey the church's message. in burgundy, autun cathedral is one of the most important pilgrimage churches on the route to santiago. autun was lucky to be able to attract to its workshop in around the year 1130 a sculptor of genius. we know his name, which is a rarity in the largely anonymous art of the early middle ages. he is called gislebertus, and he signed himself, "gislebertus hocfecit," "gislebertus did this." he has a style distinctly his own-- vivid and with a feeling for expressive detail unprecedented in romanesque sculpture. his tympa

it is like a prayer of "like a virgin." >> there was "like a prayer" and " like a virgin." >> there was one that offended the catholic church. >> both. "like a prayer" and" like a virgin." >> we say how could she? but because she is 55 years old and she has been around this long we say she started something. she was on to something. >> it is amazing she is 55. she doesn't look a day over 54. >> it is the lighting. >> andy, you called the film moving and important. can you elaborate? >> it moved me to the bathroom where it was important i bang my head against the mirror over and over until i forgot i had seen the film. that was good. it is good she dedicated the film to the vehicle times of persecution -- to the victims of persecution. >> i wrote that joke down for myself. you used that joke. >> this is one of those things. it is a weird combination of pre teption -- pre tension and childishness. they started to sound like college freshmen. we had a multimillionaire singer talking about how tough it is to be an artist in this world. it just doesn't cut it. >> does she have a clue about w

virgin america or jetblue are examples. >> reporter: here, gogo is announcing a system it will roll out on virgin america which will for the first time combine go go's ground based towers with satellite space it's renting. information you send will go to the ground and information you receive will come from above. >> this solution will be 20 times faster than what most of our planes do today. >> reporter: jetblue meanwhile will provide on board internet using high capacity satellites providing enough band width passengers can stream movies from netflix. they call it a 3 billion-dollar market growing 20% a year. there is so much demand and with satellites so much capacity, commanding the online skies become a new age arial dog fight. >> you can see what the natural demand is. land the plane and when you hear ding, ding, ding, the first thing people do is reach in their pocket and gept their device. we want that available in the air at 30,000 feet. >> reporter: jane wells, anaheim, california. >>> intel was the first performing dow stock today and that's where we begin the market focus. t

it was virgin kennedy. that was my name on the air at alternative station. >> how did you get to mtv. >> my boss, look at that. a lot of people have given me a hard time on being naked on a horse. i'm not naked on a horse. that's a donkey. back off, people. it totally changes context. my boss at the radio station hired me when i was intern and went to mtv to be senior vice president of programing. >> that is andy schohn. >> andy schohn, exactly. they were having change of the guard. new look at mtv they wanted knee vjas. he was adventurous. i became a vjay in 192. >> how did that change your life? >> i moved to new york. i didn't know what to expect. the night before i left for new york i was shopping at a grocery store in l.a., and i said am i going to be mobbed next time i'm at a grocery store? i knew it would be a light switch. hoards of people would follow me screaming. that didn't happen. it took a long time for me to be recognized. it was strange and lonely. i was far away from my family in oregon. at

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. >> but the women who escort the virgin, they wear candles to light the whole way to the cathedral.ers. when not working for an i.t. company at ireland he does this. he carries crushingly heavy religious floats. they're called castelleros and they devote months of training to this. >> that's huge. >> it is huge. very, very heavy. very, heavy throne. >> the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total, and precise dimensions that have to make it through the door just so. the bearers have to kneel, crawl along with it on their backs to get it through the door. and the main event, ready, set, up. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> let's face it. i like a procession and all, but who likes a bunch of guys in hoods coming in your general direction? i don't. frankly, it creeps me out. time for a drink perhaps. this is tabernaculo, an easter jesus and mary themed drinking establishment where between drink you can ponder the agony of the christ but with sausages. >> is this like this the whole year? >> whole year. they have incense the whole year, eastern music the whole year. >> is it a place for quiet

virgin says commercial launch is just months away. we're gonna have some mishaps that happen now. hopefully, they won't be catastrophic." "do you ever fear you are putting too much at risk with this?" "...people risked a lot to get space of the ground in the first place. unless you risk something the world stays still." branson is such a believer he plans to take the first flight with his own children. david mackay will be at the controls. "we don't want to push too hard too quickly.it'd be nice to be first to do it but the most important thing is to do it right. whoever is first has to be right." "what is your ultimate dream with this?" "we'll start with giving people a taste of space, then we'll send people into orbital flight...start building hotels in space." "really? in our lifetime?" "well, in your lifetime definitely, hopefully, in my lifetime." branson thinks the galactic program could be the most profitable business virgin has ever run. he says he hopes to see commercial space flight develop to offer faster destination travel

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they identified the airline as virgin atlantic. virgin says it cannot confirm the report. aviation authority, says it was bad schedule lg, and the pilot did not get enough sleep between flights. >>> the house of remittives -- representatives voted on a bill for sleepy driver, they're to be tested for sleep apnea. and the house put a break -- brakes on that. first they need to determine the cost. >> safety on the highways is important to everyone, and you look at a small business owner, and that small business owner, the last thing they want is an accident. >> the delay is also expected in the senate. >>> the city counciled is approved of buying the surveillance equipment to cut down on crime. that's where the recently shootings have been, and the approvalch for license plate readers, and they'll have to wait on that, until they come up with an ordnance to address the privacy concerns. >>> how google handles the request for information. good guy lg did not reveal details, but the formula could have a major impact of advertisers, and toward of the -- order of the the sites i

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religion because it's a real religion right tom cruise is the burning bush and will smith is the virgin mary do you believe him well that's similar to believing the idea that we're only going into syria for humanitarian reasons rightly camp they are not far away from wall street and were bankers hanging out like bankers were goldman sachs goldman sachs set it up as a terrorist number one lloyd blankfein recently said that the upside of the war against syria it would break the school grad law partisan bickering over the debt ceiling so he sees a lot of upside to murdering or syrian children with chemical weapons is your moment of clarity on this yes there's a lot of there's a lot of benefits to murdering people and i'm surprised we aren't talking about those i mean this this and say this is i think like listening to what they want what goldman sachs wants really is like listening to the leeches on a dying man's skin like checking in with the leeches well what do you guys want what what would make you happier i mean the idea that if of course that's all they do that's all they give a crap

prepared to die a virgin? prepared to paint his sister's nails? prepared for emergencies!go, when irene was just a tropical depression-- you're a tropical depression. (laughing) this guy got us... a disaster backpack, and a rental car that seats five, parked right outside. we're gonna drive up to my place in westchester where we'll all be safe. boy scouted! you're welcome. ted's right, we should go. hey, on the way out of the city, do you mind if we stop at my place so i can get something? okay, what did you have to get? my drink on. we're not going anywhere. what? no! we don't have time for this! we gotta get going! ted, i'm older than you. yeah. and taller. just older. and when you reach my age, and height, you'll see that things like this hurricane are no big deal. they're going to close the bridges. you guys, we got to get out of here. i'm afraid i'm with blondie on this one. this storm is nothing. i'm from vancouver. you know what we call this in the couv? barbecue weather. (phone ringing) oh, it's my mom, checking to see if i'm okay. hey, mom. ooh, mommy! it's dwizzl

virgin media tivo homes by the end of the year. a standard netflix subscription. netflix shares hitting an all-time high today, up more than 4%. jpmorgan's doug anmuth says it should help strengthen netflix's europe position. and netflix hoping to make it more compelling to its rivals. one analyst calls the news incrementally negative for traditional networks, saying netflix's content is a click away and we expect to see higher utilization of the netflix service, which we believe will come at the expense, at least in part, of traditional tv networks, particularly for lesser-watched programming. now, netflix says it doesn't currently have any plans to roll out anything similar with u.s. cable carriers, but we could be sure, carl, that everyone will be watching this partnership. back over to you. >> as they do with all things netflix, julia. thank you so much. >>> the president has a tough task tonight, as he speaks to the nation on syria from the east room this evening. and that speech is probably undergoing some major rewrites afte

. >> and virgin galactic one step closer to commercial space closer to commercial space ou in. sacramento tonight lawmakers looking at way to change the state drug law. the goal keep lesser offenders from clogging up the courts and the prison. 7 news capitol correspondent annette has the story tonight from sacramento. >> he wouldn't give us his last name but done hard time in prison for drug possession. felony follow him for life. making it difficult to mav on now that he's clean. >> get a good job it's hard because they are not going to really accept you because of the record that you have under these drug possession and like that. >> after what is considered a routine vote the state legislature will likely send governor brown proposal that would allow local prosecutors to charge possession of small amount of cocaine or heroin as misdemeanor rather than a felony. the choice is theirs. instead of sentencing offender behind bars for three years the maximum sentence could be one year in county jail saving about 160 million dollars a year. today more than 4000 inmates serving pris

the church is dedicated to the virgin, and you find her everywhere. she is the center of all the decoration of the church. if you look at the central window on the west facade which is the largest window ever made in the 12th century-- 11 meters, something like 30 feet high-- you have a great composion, a kind of coration just as you could see on mals or on tapestries or on great mosaics. that oon t she is enthroned between ls so she is really the queen of heaven. for the stained-glass makers they had no large pieces of glass. they had only small pieces because they blew the glass. they could not produce it as it is produced today, so they could produce only little bits of glass. each time they wanted to change the color, they had to change the piece of glass and to put all the pieces of glass together, they had to have lead going all around. it's like a mosaic. if you start studying these windows, you can learn a lot about the life of the middle ages. we have the furriers we have even the sculptors and probably, it's one of the best representations o

i david crockett welcome you to ted you're all a virgin it's a little island in the middle of the chesapeake bay on the virginia shod. county. pay and you're all in the chesapeake bay probably one of the best there isn't a phone call fred. and your island before the channel was cut for zero zero zero here. way up there. as go all. right here are some of the headstones from graves that for you this is a fruit. that's what we don't want happen to change your all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. one of the new bush will top officials say the white house is behind the terrorism of the population and new evidence from nine eleven coming on. whistleblowers a leak in u.s. talks with the head of al qaida. the world trade center and is shown on times square and is the father of a twin towers victim tells us about being attacked by mainstream media. decades of terror against their own population blamed on extremists is actually been funded and planned by the white house top level officials in the government

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the billionaire and his space x are neck in neck with virgin galactic.s for the bigger dream, he said get this. he wants to see point to point travel. something like new york to sydney, a commercial light in a few hours. as he dreamer and a pioneer. >> i would sign up for that one. thank you. >>> still to come, the latest from the earthquake that killed more than 300 people. it was so powerful, it actually created a completely new island in an instant. new pictures of that tonight that we have just gotten for you. plus, five days after more than 60 people were massacred in the kenyan mall. the fbi is going in. we have an exclusive look on how the agency is investigating the terror attack tonight. >>> and the disgraced captain of the costa concord i can't demanding a new investigation into what happened. he said don't blame him. [ male announcer ] campbell's angus beef & dumplings. hearty cheeseburger. creamy thai style chicken with rice. mexican-style chicken tortilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! goo

virgin founder richard branson said the new in-flight entertainment will shake up domestic flying.way to shake up domestic flying. how about making it comfortable? how about instead of music? [ cheers and applause ] what a terrible gig for a comedian, too, on the plane. if you bomb, do you get tackled by the air marshal? you know, the problem with airline food folks -- oh, there it is, here it comes. are any of you watching the show "couples therapy" on vh1? this is one of their shows where they round up a bunch of d and f and g-level celebrities and they put them in a house together. last week the founder of "girls gone wild" joe francis got in a big fight with flavor flav. flavor flav is on every one of these shows. he was mad at flavor for something or other and they had to be separated. but this week they -- well, they made up. >> thank you. >> we hugged and we made up. i really hope that it works out. >> joe francis's apology wasn't genuine to me. you know what i'm saying? i do like the guy. he's a cool guy and everything. but cool guys can end up being [ bleep ]. and that is

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virgin says the launch is months away. >> you're approaching a new field.ully they won't be catastrophic. >> reporter: do you ever fear you put too much at risk? >> people risked a lot to get space flight off the ground in the first place. unless you miss something, the world stays still. >> reporter: branson such a believer, he plans to take the first flight with his own children. david mckie will be at the controls. >> we don't want to push too hard, too quickly. it would be nice to do it, the most important thing is to do it right. whoever is first has to do it right. >> reporter: what is your ultimate dream for this? >> we will start with giving people a taste of space, then some people into orbital flights, start building hotels in space. >> reporter: really, in our lifetime? >> in your lifetime, definitely, hopefully in my lifetime. >> reporter: will this ever be for the masses? is this a playground for the wealthiest only? >> initially it is very much the wealthiest that are going to use it. through the wealthy people being willing to be pioneers, i