guard your mind, protect your mind, because it is more fragile. your mind is important for you, not just for your survival, but it's important for you to be ab to provide and protect and to help those that you love. you u st guard your mind. david, i have a little saying... and it's proven to be true in my life: "what's conceived in the mind takes place in time." you are your thought life. what you think about is what will eventually happen. one man of god says, "your mind is your garden." what you decide to put in your mind and grow in it makes all the difference. what you conceive in the mind comes to pass in time. and say something about faith. because there are seven watching right now -- i've gotta talk with you for a moment. i'm just feeling stirred to pray with the seven even before i contntue to teach. here's what you have to know: faith is not birthed in the mind, but faith is birthed in the heart. god's given you a cognitive and reasoning mind, but your faith is not birthed in the mind, your faith is birthed in your heart. faith resides

, new spin off, criminal minds beyond boarders premiers tonight. drama follows specialized division of the fbi with solving crimes, rescuing americans in danger while abroad. >> police setting us up for their office, bad, typhoon off the coast. >> evacuating low-lying provinces cents. >> thirty-six hours, i want to get out there before it is washed away. >> let's head to the station. >> there you have t actors, they joined us to talk more about the new show, and where the story line picks up. >> well, it is a new show, taking original model of criminal minds, just moving to our team, different team completely, but see some of the stars of the original criminal minds pop in and out from time to time. our show travels internationally, so each episode is a different country which is really amazing, so get to experience different cultures, different spiritual issues, different religions, different villains. >> and eventually go on that ride with us, which is really really fun. >> super cool take on the original. >> yes. now, fans of the show criminal m

meditation as in mindfulness, mindfulness of your life. mindfulness of your choices, awareness of your body, awareness of your mind space, your relationships, self reflections , self awareness, mindfulness meditation. we have a paper coming out in a few months that we just worked with six universities where even in four days of the practice of medication the level of the enzyme which controls biological age an at the sell cellular level went up 40%. >> if i meditate and i'm self aware. >> you will influence your biological age significantly. >> are we talking about wrinkl wrinkles? bags under you are eyes? >> yes, blood pressure, wrinkles, bone density, immune function, hormone levels. >> that's unbelievable to me? what's the science behind it? the mechanism ? >> science has published elizabeth blackburn, nobel laureate, and just last three years published levels of enzyme going up with meditation an and with diet as well and proper sleep. >> how long does one have to meditate every day? >> instantaneous. >> with all the stresses of modern

. >>> it's a playful nature seen that will boggle your mind. why nothing beats a cold brew and a snake. >>> can this guy guess what you're thinking? what has us sharing this mind-blowing video. >>> and it's your chance to win an ipad mini or a flat-scream tv. >>> and a leap-year proposal on live tv. >> he's about to pop the big question. >> why his answer makes for one awkward moment. >> this is the worst. >> that's as good as a no. >>> we have pretty much seen it especially with one type of video that comes out of china that doesn't matter if it's a guy or girl. they have their head stuck somewhere and it always begs to the question how? here is the answer. keep an eye on the middle of the screen. this is a railway station when -- doink! that's how people get their head stuck. watch it again. boink! he runs toward this guardrail. apparently the guy -- >> lost a bet? >> no, he was being chased and thought he was going to get in trouble. he decided to run away, no explanation then why he ran this over, but how he ended up stuck -- >> he's in the

you must guard your mind. your mind is more fragile than anybody's telling you. i believe with all of my heart that god's given you a mind to and we're in a scenario where good decision mamang is important. proverbs 4:7 says, "wisdom is the principal thing," and "with all thy getting get understanding." the bible says in james that "if any of you lack wisdom, ask of god who giveth berally and upbraideth not; and god will give it." i would urge you to begin to pray and ask god to help you make good and wise decisions about your family, about your finances, about your business. there's somebody watching right now. one of the things that god's getting ready to do for you -- and i believe you're a busess owner... god's gonna give you a fresh anointing on yoyr mind and help you make good and wise decisions. guard your mind, protect your mindbecause it is more fragile. your mind is important for you, not just for your survival, but it's important for you to bebe able to provide and protect and to help those that you love. you must guard your mind. david, i have a littl

in his mind the id was preconscious, or unconscious costs. i don't think it is quite the same way we think of preconscious activity today but if you put those two things together then the superego is self command, something which again smith wrote a lot about in his theory of moral sentiment. he recognized the child learns self command through basically growing up to the point where he realizes he is not the center of the university she read sigmund freud's. about infantile sexual how many etc. that is exactly what he is describing, in a slightly different language. there is compatibility with psychoanalytic theory and the way in which we now see normal development. >> several of the questions have to do with the unspeakable violence over the past week, the incredible acts of cruelty, one does not even want to call them terrorism, hot right murder of innocent civilians, people who clearly were outside the main social fabric of their community, who really committed these horrific acts. how do the theories of your book and the concept of social

free minds book club. at the shakespeare theater in d.c., a special poetry nice. >> walls to hold me down. i have wijs. leon: less than a year ago doug chambers was in prison serving a seven-year sentence. the poem and other poet ambassadors reading here come from young inmates in the same situation as part of the free minds book club and writing workshop. >> what do you think? thumbs up, thumbs >> free minds was founded ten years ago believing in the power of books that creative writing could change lives. now integrated in society the poet ambassador's are proof of the transformation. >> it paint a picture and i understood. leon: where would you be if you didn't end up with free minds? >> sitting in jail. leon: think so? >> yeah. >> my friend got killed in front of me when i was 15. leon: for alvin james who spent a decade behind bars free minds is helping him find a job. he wants to go back to school. >> if not for connections to positive groups like the free minds, outcomes would have been different. >

i can actually read minds. i can do it right now. christian. i'm seeing you thinking about motor boats. charity, you're thinking about me. the wind is blowing and it echoes in here. but basically it's true, this guy from denmark has come up with a way to read everyone's mind in the world. so much so 25 million views over a quarter million views from facebook. are you ready to play the game? >> sure. >> pretty simple, just follow the instructions. here we go. boom. >> 8. >> 7. >> 11. >> 11. >> keep playing. keep playing with it. >> i'm really bad. >> 4. >> okay. so now, really quickly, inside your head, answer this question. you could have picked any of them, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. ladies and gentlemen -- >> no. >> you picked 7? >> yeah. my mind automatically went to 7 and thought that was too easy so i chose 8. >> technically, you got it right as well. >> it's because people have been adding and subtracting. if you subtract 5 fromit would be 7. >> i have seen another video where the guy said, pick a number between one and ten and the answer was still

change your mind? >> again, marcia, respectfully, i'm not going to allow anyone to put words in my mouth. i didn't change my mouth. i believe the nypd was on the right track before and now. >> reporter: the police commissioner expects the nypd will show results reducing the numbers of slashings and stabbings within weeks. at one police plaza, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> right now we're going to go to one police plaza the mayor and the police commissioner giving an update on security in the city in the wake of the attacks on belgium. the times square subway station. mayor de blasio there at the podium. let's go ahead and listen in. >> just the sheer level of human activity they see every day it takes a special talent to be able to work productively in such an intense atmosphere. we found the best men and women for the job. every new yorker should know you're being protected every day by the finest police force force that has really developed extraordinary ability to prevent terrorism and to keep

. >> mind if i join you? >> a crazy twist when she discovers who is really the rich one. >> so you don't want to grab a drink or -- >>> this police officer in the czech republic took a little trip to the citit center. and i'm sure he had no idea what he was in for. he had a bag there and three suitcases. once he starts to open them -- eight little black puppies, five were female and three were male. hear -- ! is what attracted him to the suitcases in the first place. they were underfed, and he believes they had hypothermia, po he calls some of his colleagues over from animal contnol and they quickly took them. good thing he ran up on these puppies, though, because they were able to nurse them back to health. >> what kind of awful person goes through the process of finding three suitcases, jamming animals inside, zipping it up, driving -- what a jerk. >> it's really strange behavior. >> sociopathic behavior. >> yeah. >> again, it is a happy ending for the pups, because the folks over it at the animal control s

the kitchen is open every day that sunday so keep that in mind. make sure you beat your way to the box office.ur it's a third installment of divergent series premiering next friday. we have tickets to a preview screening for you this going on tuesday march 15 all you have to still to come, yourr. chance to thank you for your tickets welcome back to new day cleveland going through a divorce can be a very unpleasant experience especially when kids are involved. ewew it's good to have a year that you're always educating us and wonderful this is a very tough topic when it comes to kids ande let they go through this process is not easy it's one of the hardest things it absolutely is. we noticed during childhood and adolescence are three major losses the children experience the death of a loved one's the parents siblings grandparents isgs i de number one. the second possible loss is the divorce ofss the fifth in the third is a move from a home thata they've lived in for a long time and how often there's a divorce with thatim they get hits francisco's lo

today's mind teaser. in honor of national peanut butter lovers day, how many jar of peanut >> holly: let's get a quick recap of the local headline, a woman charged in the dwi accident four years ago is scheduled to be in court. >> jay: karen wheeler underwent a medical evaluation order by a judge in december to see if she was mentally capable of standing trial. she was drunk and crossed the center line on the new leicester highway hitting stacy garrett. >> holly: a woman is looking for a woman, melanie burlson was reported missing friday. the 36 year-old mother of two was last seen at a party with walter mitchell who has a long criminal history in the area. deputies say mitchell is not a suspect in the case but is wanted for questioning. >> jay: firefighters are working to determine what caused a fire that destroyed a mobile home. it happened off sharon road around 8:30 last night. in the home but it still had utilities hooshing hooked up. he believes it is a complete loss. >> holly: here is the answer to

they say you can master america's mind and everybody is sharing this. everybody's mind blown.convinced it won't work. if you didn't get it, you need to check your math. >>> boy, that went by fast. show's over but you can catch more on rightthisminute.com or on the next >>> miracles in motion as two people walk away after flying out of that car that breaks into pieces. while they're not the only ones with an amazing survival story. >> how does that even happen? >> ready spaghetti. >> he's cool as a cucumber after jumping off a mountain. >> see this pilot's amazing play-by-play. >>> and out-of-shape guy decides to make big changes. >> he went from 36% body fat to 10%. >> the motivation that led to a full-on transformation. >>> and -- aussie drivers are brought to a standstill by -- >> o

the bedroom has become a cue for this pattern on your mind. it's like if you're a smoker, and you smoke and eat desert, you see it and you want to smoke. you can get an expensive interior decorator to redesign a lightbulb to c`ange the colors in the room. you can pick the colors you want, so you can have -- >> it does change your mood, i have to say. >> you could have romanticc time in this color, too. >> wow, that is cool. >>>>ny other -- >> one follow up? >> my friends suggested taking nyquil or benedryl. but -- >> i'm going to go back to sleep. >> we have jerrod here, he has changes. tell us. >> tell her. >> i try. i work early mornings and overnight sometimes. adjust your sleep schedule accordingly when it is constantly changing. >> that's a problem. what you have to do is do fatigue counter measures unless you're going toet a new job. and that may not be realistic. you're a keeper. so something you can do called a coffee nap. after consecutive hours of wakefulness, you can get a double whammy if you take the cafe, or thecoffee, and then a

we're mindful of the concerns that some of them have about getting these visas, and mindful of our obligations to them in kind. >> the only difference between me and people like me and sakidad is our chances. we can take precautions. we can take security measures but for how long? >> what do you say to the families for the guys who are getting murdered now while waiting over three years? >> obviously i can't speak to each case, and i, again, we're mindful of the danger they have taken on and the danger that they face now. >> they are left behind. >> i understand that. >> another one was killed yesterday in kandahar. no one considers this enough of a threat to get them out of the country. >> we have a commitment and we know we do but here at the state departme, our commitment is to make sure we're working with members of congress to make sure the process is done as fairly and evenly as possible. >> if you could say something to the u.s. government, to someone who could actually make a difference in this process, what would you say to them? >> i would say you don't know what people are going thr

yoga is a form of exercise that not only exercises your body, but it's also exercising your mind. >> the patients love it. they get to go and meet with other patients, get to know them, do something that makes them feel normal. >> press down on your feet. >> so, some talk about, "hey, i get to go and be physical. i'm so stuck in this bed all day long, and i just want to get out and do something active." and then other kids talk about "i get to be social. i get to meet other kids and be silly with them." and then some people also talk about being able to calm down and relax and just do something that's not cancer-related and put their worries aside. so, there's been so many different things that the kids are getting from this, and it's, luckily, able to help so many kids from all sorts of different ages. >> while the kids doing yoga to any medical equipment, that's not always the case. >> people ask me, "how do you help kids deal with being in a wheelchair or being hooked up to an i.v. and still wanting to be active and do yoga?" if they have a pole attached to them, you find a modifi

. >>> i'm kind of real big on we got to be mindful any way.hether or not we had the incident in brussels. >> there was time when if you didn't see something wasn't quite right you know you would just kind of roll with it. you don't do that any more. >> officials say there is no confirmed threat to philadelphia international airport. >>> there is also heavier security presence at 30th street station. armed amtrak officers were clearly visible in the hours after the terror tax in brusse brussels. septa riders will also notice more officers as they travel the rails. authorities say if you see anything suspicion, call 911. >> anything that we can do to help, that's why we're here. give the public some kind of peace of mind. >> officials also say there's no confirmed threat to 30th street station. >>> those in in our areas with ties to belgium are keeping a close eye on the situation and reaching out to familiar and friends. "eyewitness news" reporter david superintendent is live in center city with this part of our coverage much david? >> reporter

i don't even mind if they're not good at it. here are questions couples had. other's dance moves. >> he crosses first. >> repetitive, a lot of this, a lot of this -- >> she dances like a overexcited school teacher. >> lot of -- >> she dances and she goes there she goes, there she goes, she's just -- >> commentary, that's it. >> i love it. >> how does henry dance, by the way, it's like and go. when i first fell in love him, we danced to little troy. but he had a dance move where he would go like this. i don't know if he just -- it was like he was gambling and doing dice. and i was like -- >> that was on one of the first times you saw him. he would say that i'm a mom dancer. what are you all saying about me. >> you are the mom dancer. >> i see you turning red. >> don't ask them. >> oh, rose! don't ask ththem. don't be nasty. >> i want to hide somewhere. i'm horrified. >> that's the last time i've ever danced. >> he is a jock, so he keeps it close, but sometimes he extends the arms a little. it's kind of like flying. right? how abo

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doesn't lose his mind when things are not going well. quietly and calmly and rationally, figures out a good plan b when plan a isn't going well. and has your back when things don't go the way they're supposed to the first time. >> we must speak to them with our hands by giving. before we try to speak to them with our lips, said the 17th century saint peter claver. jay lived his personal life as fully as his professional one. for years he was a member of the society honoring st. claver through its charitable work. one of his colleagues told jay's son gabe, your dad is one of the most compassionate, caring can-do attitude people i know. >> in the news business you don't meet that many people who are, for example, religious, and we're both religious men and i think we both got each other. and understood what it meant not only to us, as people trying to make our way as best we can, on the earth, but as family people, and as people who try to operate ethically in a business known for its sharp elbows. >> jay was on the board of zambia or fans

can we change it with our mind? >> i'm working on my abs right now. [ laughter ] what does that have to do with mind over matter? >> first things first. >> oic. >> [ laughter ] all right. now let's see if we can work that same strategy and approach into the weather. let's see what we've got for you here. you did better today than yesterday. yesterday, waking up to snow in some parts. really good weather, the rest is on the horizon, temperatures out there hovering in the upper 40s but this was a day to show you some pictures because yesterday we showed you pictures with snow on the ground, there's one right there, but this is what you had today, blue sky out there, anthony, thank you for the picture. let me show you what i see in new york city, pretty good- looking sky, 51 degrees, mostly clear, high temp was 55, for above the average. morning low 32, not going down to 32 during the overnight low, it's going to be a nice warm easter sunday looks pretty good, i'll give you that forecast right now. saturday 54, good-lo

traditional marriage, the wife supporting the husband, giving him the confidence and the peace of mind to pursue what he deems is in the best interest of america is so important, and she played that role to the hit. it was not just playing a role, though she was a former actress, it was something she believed in because she so believed in him. i think this has got to be one of the great love affairs of american political life. it was a love affair that endured, enabled him to be everything he could be, and that's an extraordinary tribute to her. >> i was -- do you mind if i ask a question? referencing -- i'm sorry, judy, i'm listening to the stories and the picture you paint with your words, and, you know, i wonder if that tone will somehow settle over us as a country. as i think we all need to sort of remember the love of country, the love of each other at this point. >> i certainly hope so. given what we've seen in the past weeks. of the polarization of america political life, the anger, the frustration, the bitterness. i think we could all use a little more of the confidence and the

the building was designed with that in mind. it would on to become the site of many historic progress in this country, thi concluding dug the time of brown versus board of education. as a matter of fact, howard's law school is often referred to as the west point of the civilized movement. we still believe it to be west point, but we also think it is a center point. we are pleased today to look at it. when i can to school in 1988, this was my preferred place of stacks,lbeit, in the late at night. i believe it was the sixth floor of the stacks. i'm hoping i did not leave any graffiti there that anyone don't find. i remember being in this historic building. the books that were housed here represented an important opportunity for the education took place.ce -- when this building was built, it was the second-largest building built on campus. expensiveo the most building filled on a campus at time, it's this done -- and since then, has undergone a transformation to educate. the clock tower has represented a commencement. of our an ima

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. >> the whole idea of blowing people's minds was you have to present something that is so ♪ >> whenlived, and picked him up, because we were in his presence, we were just acting as goofy as we could, playing music, putting on costumes, doing all kinds of acts and stuff like that. and then kerouac sat on the couch, we would get a big, tall budweiser. he was obviously not an enthusiastic guy. those beats, they had done their thing, you know? i really felt like the torch had been passed from those guys to the psychedelic generation. >> kesey was very messianic, and he started feeling that acid would start to let you see a larger truth and thought he wanted to get as many people to try lsd as they can. >> so we started renting halls. we called the thing the acid test. the band of course was known as the warlocks. as time went on, they changed their name to the grateful dead. ♪ st. stephen with a rose, in and out of the garden he goes ♪ ♪ country garden in the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ wherever he goes, the people all complain ♪ >> lsd was not an illegal drug. when kesey held these acid test

it's traffic tuesday, mind you. which means you know what that means, it gets a little dicy here and there. right now looking pretty good. 580 through dublin and want to show you what is happening on the maps because we're starting to see that build coming through the altamont pass just east of livermore. head over towards dublin and no problems, but keep in mind as i mentioned, it is a traffic tuesday, so you know what happens and you start to see the accidents pile up. nothing as far as anything bad is concerned across the rest of the east bay. same deal across the peninsula and the south bay. wide-open lanes and lots of green on the map. let's keep it that way. back over to you, sam and kris. >>> a private ferry service is trying to go public and hopefully make the commute for bay area employees easier. the private service is called prop sf and it has been running for about six months now. similar to google bus, tech companies pay for employees to get back and forth to work. if this is approved by the state, the

uptick in addiction or road accidents, the question of how to regulate pot use with those concerns in mind is a real issue. think about all the rules already in place for alcohol. they restrict consumption. advertising. and how much is too much when it comes to drinking and driving. yet america's big alcohol industry generates $200 billion in sales every year. as the move towards decriminalization picks up, it is debatable if marijuana will get that big in the coming decades. either way, we're in for a big cultural shift. here is jacob ward. >> marijuana could soon join alcohol as the other big legal intoxicant of american life. at least ten states are expected to put marijuana in front of law makeers olawmakers this year. think about drinking and all the occasions it's appropriate. oh you lost your job? i'm sorry, let me buy you a drink. you lost your wife, let me buy you a drink. that's why alcohol last become a huge and fundamental industry. we know what big alcohol looks like as a cultural finance and a big powerhouse. what will marijuana look like if that drug becomes legal in the uni

(mind-blowing sound) mind blown. bird's eye flavor full. so veggie good. from "fox 5 news" this is "good day wake up". juliet: wind scares me. it makes me feel like the building is being knocked won't be knocked over. it makes you feel cozy. >> it scares me. it makes me worry that when i'm driving i'll be blown off the bridge. it makes me feel like i will be thrown onto traffic . hold onto your hats. we will have a windy day with rain continuing. michael, tells about the wind advisory. >> donald trump shows he has a widespread appeal on super tuesday. he won all across the country with ted cruz and marco rubio claiming victory in their own way. >> hillary clinton came up big. bernard sanders feeling president. >> to armed roberts robbers and queens and brooklyn.

so never mind the hearing. the ceremonial idea of meeting with senators and nominees, that kind of always happens. it's just usually protocol. they are not even going to go there and they've said that ever since this vacancy happened because of the argument that they makeover and over again. they simply do not believe, they say, that a president in this heated of an election cycle, who is a lame duck, should be able to nominate somebody. so that's that. i will say that the part of the president's -- two parts of the president's remarks that i thought were interesting, one is him sort of name-checking orrin hatch who was for a time the chairman of the judiciary committee and did support merrick garland back when he was coming through for the bench that he is currently on. that obviously is an attempt to try to maybe shame orrin hatch into changing his mind and supporting garland for the supreme court or at least urging a hearing. unlikely that that's going to happen. the other thing that i thought was not an acc

. >>> i'm kind of real big on we got to be mindful any way. whether or not we had the incident in brussels. >> there was time when if you didn't see something wasn't quite right you know you would just kind of roll with it. you don't do that any more. >> officials say there is no confirmed threat to philadelphia international airport. >>> there is also heavier security presence at 30th street station. armed amtrak officers were clearly visible in the hours after the terror tax in brusse brussels. septa riders will also notice more officers as they travel the rails. authorities say if you see anything suspicion, call 911. >> anything that we can do to help, that's why we're here. give the public some kind of peace of mind. >> officials also say there's no confirmed threat to 30th street station. >>> those in in our areas with ties to belgium are keeping a close eye on the situation and reaching out to familiar and friends. "eyewitness news" reporter david superintendent is live in center city with this part of our coverage much david? >> report

or appoint a like-minded successor. the administration now though with the republicans think we don't want to hear any, we will not consider anybody that obama nominates i guess we have to see how serious that is. if obama is convinced that anybody puts out is going to just not even get a hearing, i suppose they have to make, even greater political calculations that typically take place in supreme court nominations. so-called optics of a candidate walking up the senate steps at the door being closed or what have you. does obama pick someone who he thinks is a very provocative choice, or does he go with a more moderate course? my sins look at the previous nominations, look at how the administration have vetted candidates, obama will probably seek to find a candidate whose record is very solid, sort of a moderate democrat who there are very few substantive complaint but other than the fact he was chosen by barack obama. that's my hunch about who the administration is going to look for. >> host: i ask this only but it coul