an epic backlash over a biblical blockbuster.he director of "exodus" is under fire for the arcs he chose to play some of the key roles. there are critics who say the cast is too white. this morning the director is speaking out. abc's david wright has the story. >> i came here to tell you that something is coming. >> reporter: "exodus of gods and kings" starring christian bale and sigourney weaver not due out for another two weeks. >> after 400 years of slavery --%. >> reporter: the new moses flick is already making waves. >> there's a sea ahead and army behind. >> reporter: ready scott on the defensive over criticism that the cast of his biblical blockbuster is too white. on twitter the #boycottexodusmovie. some tweeting since when were ancient egyptians white? other black and middle eastern actors only play slaves, as well. scott tells "variety" this was a business decision. "i can't mount a film of this budget where i have to rely on tax rebates in spain and say that my lead actor is mohammed so-and-so from such-and-such. i'm j

not to a biblic -- biblical text. he saw the wisdom of many other tradition. he never met an hindu. he dares to unvail the truths they found. >> i came across a beautiful point that said i'm not the river, the sand, or rock or the things that holds this together. >> another place i saw she wrote about the river. she said the rock of the river and the sand is part of the river too. we are all of christ. >> you have a fascinating book called the letters the pope francis. there is a section in there i would like to look at in the next segment. please join us with dr. matthew fox. . >>> welcome back to mosaic. dr. matthew fox is the author of nearly 40 books. his latest book also just last year was letters to pope francis. it really captured his four path. >> they help name what our deeper spirit is. we have the path of joy and gradditude and awe and wonder. that's what opens us up. then their is the path of silenc . that's for meditation. that's a spiritual journey that opens us up. then their is the holy spirit. it hovers over the mind of the artist at work. living is art. look at tha

full of biblically imagery. side of the e north, they're going to go down south and conquer and service people free. the poem is full of what we call triumphalism. it does not admit much room for fourth analysis. concern for those who suffer and requirements by truth of action and consequence, are buried under the images of the mounting rhythm. makes memorisation easy. as they go off into battle, anticipating war and hoping for . ctory we know that roosevelt was a warrior. he struggled hard for believed was right, and his commitment to not admit space for qualification. this captures all the confidence that he felt as commander-in-chief. in 1903, wwhen roosevelt was in white house, his son was college prep storage school in massachusetts. book of ned to read a poetry called "the children of the night". he liked the book of poetry so much that he sent a copy to his in the white house. roosevelt himself like the book great deal. who was edwin robinson? the early 20th century. he won 3 pulitz prices. he came from a

. >> in the biblical text? that is a creative imagination. appreciate it. appreciate it. it is difficult for me to make that kind of leak in our late modern times, what was told in the biblical text that shake my own traditions so i would never want to make any direct parallel. when i read the biblical text, i read it as a christian i am christian centric and focused as jesus as the lens to which i keep track of what is in that text and because i keep track of it in the way of keeping track of love and justice it doesn't really spill over into the particular years and parallel of the years that i am focusing on. but your prophetic work, stay strong, absolutely. >> thank you so much, continence 18. it is such a wonderful conversation which it could go on and on. [applause] >> cornel west, "black prophetic fire" is his newest book. what is the format of this book? >> i was blessed to work with a scholar, the finest scholar from germany, we had a trans-atlantic dialogue with her idea action will be to come up with this dialogue and focus on these towering figures, frederick

history and biblical theology so that they understand the text that they are reading. >> the very context>> what is going on in the history of israel that the time that jeremiah was making the prophecy and what was going on in his life to understand that he was persecuted for standing for god's truth by his own people. >> that is wonderful. >> things like that or in st. paul the problem with those who are trying to force the christians to adhere to parts of the mosaic law when the apostles met in jerusalem and decided where provisional no longer apply but other parts do. this is all part of history and theology that is important to note to proclaim the word of god effectively. >> i think that your ideal of educating all of the people involved in the church is amazing. because it really brings us together as one family. and after we returned from the break i would like to elaborate a little bit more on that thought as well as a few other questions that we have for you. again i am doctor christine muggeridge. this is mosaic. we are with archbishop salvatore cordileone. we will be back in ju

an epic backlash over a biblical blockbuster.he director of "exodus" is under fire for the arcs he chose to play some of the key roles. there are critics who say the cast is too white. this morning the director is speaking out. abc's david wright has the story. >> i came here to tell you that something is coming. >> reporter: "exodus of gods and kings" starring christian bale and sigourney weaver not due out for another two weeks. >> after 400 years of slavery --%. >> reporter: the new moses flick is already making waves. >> there's a sea ahead and army behind. >> reporter: ready scott on the defensive over criticism that the cast of his biblical blockbuster is too white. on twitter the #boycottexodusmovie. some tweeting since when were ancient egyptians white? other black and middle eastern actors only play slaves, as well. scott tells "variety" this was a business decision. "i can't mount a film of this budget where i have to rely on tax rebates in spain and say that my lead actor is mohammed so-and-so from such-and-such. i'm j

rosary can be abused, just like any religious practice, but it was profoundly bible -- bible -- biblical. >>> and the st. s to inter seed for us. we pray -- intercede for us. those that are with him in heaven, are closer to him than we are, so why wouldn't we ask them for prayers, as well. >>> what wouldn't be closer to jesus than his mother, so there's no harm in asking for another person to pray for us. we all do it. >>> why should death be a /kphoepb -- barrier of commune i don't know to -- communion for st. s. >> we're all in this world together. >>> how about the world in general? our whole society? >> john paul ii wrote a document on the rosary in 20020 -- 2002, called the rosary of the virgin inmary. >>> he says there are two things about the rosary: number one, family, number two, peace. >>> father payton said famously, a world at prayer and a world at -- is a world at peace, and i think if everybody prayed from the scriptures, there would be no war, there would be no school shootings, so the more we come back to that, the more peaceful we will be as individuals and as a world. >

. >>> box office of biblical proportions. faith-based films like "noah." "son of god quote raking it in. kirk cameron says why americans are wired for religion. that is what he said. why hollywood is becoming a believer. >>> a man who got his money's worth at the oliver garden with unlimited pasta bowl, my dream come true. even when they say it's not it es always about money. melissa: president obama's bipartisan rhetoric after the midterms apparently just lip service. fox news is learning that the president is firing up his mighty person unveiling an executive order on immigration order next friday. as senate prepares for a vote on keystone pipeline the white house already hinting at veto. here to discuss we're waiting on very own charlie gasparino. we have empty seat on the set. i'm sure he will power in her any second. veronica daguerre from "wall street journal." jack otter from barron's. thanks for you two guys being on time. veronica, the president is doubling down on policies that got his party kicked out of washington. >> he seems to be committed t

we just had a biblical experience. it's snowing. >> snowing quite hard. >> the wrath of god rained down upon us. epic snowstorm. >> reporter: fear, danger and death, the subjects everyone wants to know about, drive alex a bill nt nuts. >> i do the climbing without a rope, whatever. it looks crazy. wow, you're on the edge of a cliff. but seeing a photo of that doesn't give any indication of how likely i am to fall off. trucker boss the same thing. if you veer off the road, if they lose concentration for a few seconds and veer off the highway 80 miles an hour, they will die. but you know, do people consider that extremely risky? no. because, you know, the risk is quite small. >> reporter: you see it that way? you see the analogy to driving a truck down the highway? >> i see all of life is an odds game, you know? everything you do has risk, so, you know, i mean, i choose my risks carefully. >> reporter: and he has. at 28, alex is easily regarded as perhaps the world's best mountain climber. he holds a number of speed reco

so you've really seen what the book talks about when it speaks of biblical hospitality in action, haven't you? >> i have. over the 40 years that we are celebrating, our 40th anniversary, stretching that out a little bit beyond the year, but amazing to look back over those 40 years from the devastation after martin luther king's assassination when i first came to the church and my wife and i were married a week after his assassination, to see that devastation and the impact on the church realizing that we needed to revisit what our mission was about in the city. a lot of people left the church, fear of being in the city, and our core group stayed and created a new vision, and n street became part of that vision for the future. homelessness was a key issue. women deinstitutionalized, coming out of st. elizabeth appearing on the street and quickly realized that was in our mission. >> evelyn, you are the manager at bethany center and you've been there since 2003. tell us about the work you do, first of all, there. >> i'm the manager of the day center. we see at least, at least 60 to 70 women

he has been a dynamic minister in our church, a doctor, has his doctorate in biblical studies.we would like to welcome him to washington, d.c., where we need all the biblical help we can get. we thank george dillard for his prayer, his devotion and his faith, and i yield back. ms. landrieu: madam president, i know we have to move to three votes. i would like to ask unanimous consent to speak immediately after the vote for ten minutes. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to consider the following nominations which the clerk will report. the clerk: judiciary, ran dolphin d. moss of maryland to be united states district judge for the district of columbia. leigh martin may of georgia to be united states district judge for the northern district of georgia. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there are two minutes of debate equally divided before a vote on the moss nomination. who yields time? mr. chambliss: madam pre

>> guest: it is up biblical reference actually.ll flesh is grass and refers to the idea that on the one hand we all come from something fertile but also the idea that grass is mortal, grass is temporary. >> host: in the process of writing this book, "being mortal" -- which i think it's terrific, by the way. we can have an honest discussion about our mortality and end of life issues. tweeted you and strike you, hey, i will not be around here forever? what impact did it writing this book in doing their research for this book have on your own practice? >> guest: a lot. [laughter] it was kind of a story of an impact that it was having to just dart. ♪ gasol a successful job of dealing with mortality. we have reached a place where 17 percent of the population died in the home and 803% in institutions, often hooked up on machines unaware of what is happening, and a chance of saying goodbye, and a chance to preserve some quality of life as they came near the end, and it was clear that this is not what people wanted, and i was not being suc

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more of biblical activity took place in iraq than any other country in the world other than israel. we went to the site of abraham's village. jonah, babylon. aniel is buried there. and now they are down to roughly 200 or 250,000 hristians. the baha'is are being persecuted in iraq. there is more persecution taking place today than any time in modern times. >> i want to start talking with china. not all that long after that you got elected not that long after nixon's opening of china and they have changed radically. what is your thinking of that country and the opportunities for the rest of the world and the challenges? >> i was opposed to granting mfn to china and i was more in the reagan camp in the nixon camp. i think that unless china changes the chinese government will collapse. they have bishops in jail. i fund of the fbi and have seen the list of companies that are hit with cyberattacks. the chinese are stealing jobs and everything. christianity, the catholic hurch, the protestant churches growing tremendously in china. china keeps cracking down, i think one of the things he to

that is the purpose of government, a biblically established institution that has its limitations.he founders want government to be with sne

jews tall colog it the temple mounts because of the temple that stood there in biblical times, the jews a lai allowo pray outside but not signed. i would like to talk to you about al-aqsa in a moment. box first give us an update on the demonstrations and the bro testers i mean, the protesters out on the streets as well as the palestinians. >> reporter: indeed. a very tense situation right across jerusalem in west jerusalem and indeed in the annexed arab east as well. let's start in west jerusalem where we have seen protested by israeli who his have taken to the streets in anger and now the second, what israeli police describe as hit and run targeting people waiting at lightrail stations. of course as you said, one person was killed, a number of people injured in this latest attack. so too was the palestinian man who was behind at tack as well. of course in the occupied east, more protests, and i want to stress more, because we have seen protests brewing for several months. it's really in the last few weeks that these protests have beginned momentum and have been very charged. that is th

i've mentioned several times before that 9/111 was the biblical sixth trumpet. that was after two days from the jubilee. the jubilee year started in march of 1996. it started one second after the times of the gentiles ended, the times of the gentiles is 76 30-year cycles from the destruction of jerusalem. that is when the time of the end began. and i would be on record as saying the full month before the world trade center fell, i began to preach on the street, you know that's correct i did to colleges, i go wherever people are and preach the bible try to get them saved and i also mention prophetic things from time to time. and i did 30 days leading up to september 11, 2001 say that around that time ~ the sixth trumpet will sound. i'm not saying that on day 7,000 the 7 vials will be poured out, i'm not saying that, but it is an interesting number. and i really think there will be three full sabbatical cycle fromx jubilee before the 7 vials will be poured out. but it's an interesting number because it was 4,000 years from adam to christ and so here we are 14 year

i've mentioned several times before that 9/111 was the biblical sixth trumpet. that was after two days from the jubilee. the jubilee year started in march of 1996. it started one second after the times of the gentiles ended, the times of the gentiles is 76 30-year cycles from the destruction of jerusalem. that is when the time of the end began. and i would be on record as saying the full month before the world trade

speech but sometimes he may incorporate them later or just leave them there but this time he uses a biblical phrase and they're chronically it was just used by his old friend alexander stephens his colleague from '01 term in congress that was urging abraham to condemn the raid and stevens would become the vice president of the confederacy of to the last minute was unionist and once abraham to make gestures to the south to say zero words spoken buy you now is like gold and silver he already read that but there it is so later he uses the phrase again and says the apple is cold. -- gold. and to use that phrase over and over again to say the declaration was more important than the constitution. the metaphor, it's jewelery that it means jewelery so the picture of silver that protects the apple of goldman and preserves its hot autumn dash said is how we keep it so that neither be changed or altered. he is the man that holds these things. son people want to do chalk the declaration is an openly disdained or they read interpret it doesn't mean negro's are savage indians that is what stephen douglas

great to hear your biblical wisdom in washington. republicans would like the president to exodus out to the door hoping and praying that hispanic vote is of importance but not independence expenseable to a 2016 victory. we engage the debate. tess strickland joins us. aaron sharp with us as well. the republican from the 18th congressional district ofy. it spins from peoria. goes by springfield. thank you, tanya. gentlemen, thank you to have you. can you wait till january? >> sure. i think it's clear that what the president's doing here is playing politics and what's important for my party and the republicans in the house in particular is not bait debate. he's trying to bait us into a showdown of government shutdown. and we're serious about passing legislation. john barren is upfront and he's -- >> why can't we get a number of otes a quarter months ago? >> i'm not sure who the opposition is. the senate has yet to send over the senate pass immigration bill. even if we wanted to vote on the enate immigration bill, we couldn't. harry seed

biblical relations. >> this one searcher all oeveryone ison the same laws. >> what struck me about this experiment is that this form was an absurd joke. >> is the new pick up line be will you check that box. >> few students laughed. both men and women believe there is a sexual assault crisis and colleges should have more rules. >> i think columbia's policies are too relaxed. >> do you think they involve themselves too much in your sex life. >> no, not enough. >> something needs to be done. i'm not sure that this is the right way. >> it could come to this. i would hope it would not come to this. at this rate, who knows. stossel: julie, these are your people. this is your school. there is somebody called mattress girl. >> it's a performance art piece, but response to the that she was assaulted sexually. she found that the institution where she went to school and was supposed to be looking out for her and have her best interest ultimately did not. she's trying to raise awareness. >> she complained that interest was waning in her mattress project and no one is helping her carry her mattress

. >> first stop in my extreme biblical makeover where i'm fitted for a t-shirt described as very newantyhose put on my head. we're going to cover up your hair and put the wig on. you may have to lose this -- >> i did some research and bartholemew definitely wore a watch. he was all about being punctual. >> now makeup? >> makeup. >> okay. >> that's what i'm hoping you'll look like. >> this is what we're shooting for? what kind of makeup is this? this is cadaver makeup, isn't it? seriously. no, it says it. it's cadaver gray. it's when you know your career has taken a new and bold and exciting turn. do you have any requests? yeah, i'd like it in a gray, something cadaver. >> they go through it on both face and hands. >> i just made a mistake of looking at myself in the mirror. how could he get any more good looking? >> you have to look a little older. >> now that i'm aged to perfection -- >> you're done. >> i'm done? >> all right. i'm done. >> it's back to wardrobe. >> bartholemew tie dyed? this is muslin? >> yes. >> that's it? >> because i'm behind a table. don't have to worry about my

. >> december brings fun in biblical proportions in "exodus, gods and kings" and even larger "the hobbit will come out december 19 when jamie foxx freshens up the old standard "annie" on the big screen and look for ben stiller once again in "night of williams' final performances. james franco conductsxñ "the interview" on christmas day.  tale mash-up musical called "into the woods" and "unbroken which is a real-life drama angelina jolie directed. >> it's time for a final check on our forecast. it's going to be nice weather, so maybe people won't be heading to the movies this weekend, huh? >> ed ing into this week. heading into this weekend, it's not going to be so bad. it's going to feel like it's 29 this afternoon. tomorrow, though, we improve by almost 10 degrees. 46 for a high. mostly sunny skies. sunday, a little bit warmer. highs in the low 50s. rain is likely sunday night. but most, if not at all, your sundae, is actually going to be sunday dry. maybe an isolated shower on monday. what a great day outside, aside from that 35% chance, a high of 70. chance of showers on wednesday,

i read the biblical text in a spirit. i focus.i keep track of what is in that text in the way of keeping track of the love and justice. it does not justice. it does not really spillover into the particular years and parallels. it is more the love and justice that i am focusing on, but you stay strong. absolutely. absolutely. >> thank you so much, cornell west, such a wonderful conversation. i wish it could go on and on. at mac and you are watching book tvs live coverage of miami book fair how that miami-dade college. for 17 years we have been coming to cover this festival. we broadcast from chapman hall where a lot of the nonfiction authors appear. that was cornell west, of course. he will be he will be here in 45 minutes to an hour doing a call in with us as well, so you will have a chance to a chance to talk. you can see part of the street fair on the scene. the festival encompasses several blocks. we take up a little bit of the corner of it, it, but we have 20 hours of broadcast and 25 authors. the full schedule is available at

after midnight investigators are looking at the social media account his face with a is full of biblicale courted a verse from math here. he said added to them before he was shot and killed by police the first one was just delivered in texas were waiting to find out was inside >>darya: 01 of delivered a speech for immigration issue out of the white house with on registered gun is a solid she had a gun and took her into custody this is the second arrest outside the white house and today is and i will man was the result was that when i found a rifle and a knife in his car >>mark: case and now face the resisting or press charges. the video about the incident being tays or 20 times >>will tran: stoughton's processes a uc-berkeley are still fighting to which increases the will of their now official come away reactions and a live report >>darya: you're looking here at the golden gate bridge and you can see the chapel for a good corporate will allot better than the right to view we will be back with more you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids,

sacred site revealed by muslims as a noble sang ctuary and by the jews as e temple mount where the biblical temples once stood. president obama is continuing his visit to miramar. he met with parliament, including pro-democracy leaders to discuss the u.s. role in making the country more democratic. the meeting offers obama his first chance to weigh in on the state of affairs since he set off on a week-long tour of the asia pacific region. >>> new information about a dramatic rescue at 1 world trade center in new york. two window washers got trapped on a dangling scaffold are out of the hospital. here is another angle. this photo from ground level shows how high they were. one of the cables supporting the scaffolding snapped. the fire department cut through a window and pulled the workers in. the two men were tethered to the scaffold for the one hour and 15 minute ordeal. a live look as repairs are under way at 1 world trade center to fix the glass. this is, of course, in lower manhattan. >>> law makers in washington could vote on the controversial keystone pipeline. the senate could vote on

turned down requests to change a passage reading, the roots of democratic government date back to biblicalfigures such as moses. some teachers say they'll just have to work harder to give students a more balanced perspective. >> any teacher will dial with whatever textbook that's put in their hands. primary sources that are going to be locked into what might be a bad textbook. >> texas is one of the largest buyers of books and those books are often marketed to other states. what's printed in texas could end up in other states too. john. >> roxana saberi, thank you. >>> how do you spell champion? not as easy as you might think. the best 100 scrabble players are competing for ultimate title. phil la ve lafl la vel knows. >> what this wouldn't give for a set of letters like that. 200 big brains from the scrabble championships. >> i'm from poland,. >> i'm from kenya,. >> i'm from south africa. >> there's no better place to be than london right now. abdalla's from pakistan, a 14-year-old with big dreams. >> i will be number 1 one day. >> so you have ambitions. >> big ones. >> and that is where

> from humble beginnings, the son of a canoe maker, from the southern part of the country, where biblicales are common, his signature hat and traditional dress, he was vice president in 2010 when the then-president became too ill to govern. he was elected to the office in 2011. he describes his politics as moderate. he has foster outlawed same sex relationships. if he can't win the war against boko haram that alone could cost him this election. sheila macvicar, al jazeera. >> elmira woods is an expert on africa relation he. to help us understand the circumstances in africa and particularly this nigeria. what americans have heard most over the year is boko haram and to have a president that has seen this crisis unfold before him and has seemingly not been able to do anything about it, under what circumstances could he stand for election again? >> i think there's a sense that nigeria is africa's largest economy, there is a lot at stake particularly oil and the riches of the land. and i think that there's a sense that goodluck jonathan has come into office after his predecessor died and 2015

. >> i don't know, i liked it, it was biblical, it had depth, it had character.mething from elvis or something? i don't know where it came from. >> jimmy: eice cherry. >> yes. >> jimmy: i think there's a a drag queen downtown named eice. [ laughter ] you couldn't legally take that name. >> my life would have been completely turned around. i wouldn't have been here. >> jimmy: that's right. and we're happy to have you here. >> you would never have had me here. >> jimmy: thank you. congrats on the new album here. this comes out tuesday. >> yes. >> jimmy: and what song are you playing first tonight? >> well, i'll do a song called "something blue." and it's a real fun song. and i like it. >> jimmy: that's it. >> i'm looking forward to doing it. >> jimmy: let's do it. here we go. >> alright. >> jimmy: neil diamond, "melody road" will be out tuesday, october 21st. eice cherry, ladies and gentlemen! >> yes! >> jimmy: eice cherry will be performing for us after the break. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you know how fast you were going? about 55. where you headed at such an app

. >> it's not the biblical vengeance one would expect. all auto makers are seeing bigger sales, and that's because credit is cheap. it's easy to get a car loan, and as long as that exists, people don't feel like they are taking on inordinate risks by buying these cars. >> right. and for whatever reason gmhas done an effective job of seeing this new gm is makes nice safe cars. >> yes, exactly. but they aren't acknowledging that a lot of these production problems are ongoing. these are late models that have ignition problems or air bag problems, and it's across all of the car makers. no one is immune. >> one of the things that most troubles me about general motors is it's one thing legally to say the prebankruptcy gm, maybe they have an argument, i think morally they don't, but the people running the snu gm were all there in the old gm. >> yes, and the new ceo said the new gm is going to be a fierce competitor. and she seems to think gm's problems is its rivals. and that's not its problem, it's gm. >> it's gm. you mentioned others are seein

but for jews, the temple in biblical times stood there. and the holy of holies, which was right at the center of it, they believe somewhere on that place. but of course, it's never been excavated or anything like that. because it's so holy, for traditionally jews would pray at the western wall, one of the supporting walls of the temple. but in recent times, there have been people saying -- some jews saying let's go pray over there. after the '67 war when israel captured east jerusalem and the rest of the occupied rest of the occupied thanks man. sure. now all hanes underwear is tagless. go tagless power over 50 tools with a single battery. and then, let it snow. let's do this. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now save $30 bucks on this ryobi combo kit. ♪ ♪ grab a refreshing canada dry ginger ale. real ginger. real taste. real ahhh fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know genies can be really literal? no. what is your wish? no...ok...a

publisher turned on request to change a passage reading the roots of democratic government date back to biblicaligures such as moses. some teachers say they'll have to work harder to give students a more balanced perspective. >> any history will deal with any book that it put in their hand. they have to. it's the ones that don't have a great content knowledge and the ability to find primary sources that are going to be locked in to what might be a bad text book. >> texas is one of the country's largest buyers of books, and those books are often marketed to other states. what's printed in texas could end up in other states, too. >> so true. roxana, appreciate it. good weekend to you. let's bring in roy white, you heard a bit from in that piece from ox san i roxana. he's with one of the groups asking for changes. the board approved 89 of 95 books. are you happy with the decision despite the controversy? >> from a standpoint of truth in texas check points this is just another fry for us. our process is taking the reviews and critiques, putting them together and forming a tool that the local parents

the car that was swallowed up, and what could be next. >>> biblical controversy.r who insists jesus was a husband and a father. that's not the only part of a new book stirring up the faithful. >>> and swift response. taylor swift's new music video that's taking social media by storm. her new hit from her blockbuster album. that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, november 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all on this veterans day. i'm t.j. holmes. let's welcome back reena ninan. you had a day yesterday. you don't have to always put me on the spot and make me say i miss you. >> i knew the bad weather was coming so i'm peeling you an orange. i'm a little concerned it's going to be bad weather and you'll not get your vitamin c. >> it's good to have you back, really. we got past that. >> he admitted it. >> swiftly moving on. the winter-like storm that's walloping the upper plains and northern midwest. >> if you are planning a road trip across the region today, don't plan a trip across the region today. driving is treach

the al-aqsa mosque, the third holiest in islam, and to jews as the temple mount because the two biblicalemples once stood there. strongly condemn this incident and do not accept under any circumstances the attacks on civilians. at the same time, we condemn these actions and we also condemn the attacks on the al-aqsa mosque. israel,irector of domestic's are cured service -- security service, dismissed that abbas is out of the attack. he said a number of to the massacre including the murder of a palestinian teenager who was found burned to death in jerusalem in july and the discussions in the prayer auditable mount. >> we go to jerusalem where we're joined by amira hass is the ha'aretz correspondent for the occupied palestinian territories. she is the only israeli journalist to have spent several years living in and reporting from gaza and the west bank. why. you lay out the scene for us in jerusalem right now. >> hi, amy. this came from the neighborhood where the murder took place. before that, i haven't been able to go to the neighborhood where the two perpetrators lived, but i went to s

bethlehem is the biblical town where it is believed that jesus was born. of jerusalem. and finally the wait is over. at least kind of, for the trailer for the new star wars movie, the force awakens. it is now out, j.j. abrams is wetting appetites of want to be jedis with this 80 second sneak preview. fans will have to wait a while for the movie itself. it is not out until december of 2015. >>> it's nice to have you with us this saturday. i'm leland vittert. >> pushing legal limits, how president obama pushed his advisers to use the fullest extent of the law in the attempt to overhaul the nation's immigration system. >> ray rice now eligible to sign with any nfl team after winning his appeal against the league's indefinite suspension, but will anyone sign him? >>> plus, two little boys trappe