a crow getting in on winter fun, sledding down a snow-covered roof. made it happen. >> a win and loss for a teen football star. what he was robbed of just after winning the state championship. >>> two minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house lear's what's happening. a search in new jersey after a man is killed in front of his house during a carjacking at an upscale mall. >>> it is the busiest day of the year for the united states post office. the mailing service expected to process millions today. the jacket pot could climb to a record $676 million. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. check it out. a crow using an old mayonnaise lid to sled down a snow-covered rooftop. when he got to the bottom, flew back up and did the thing over again. next the quarterback who just won the georgia state championship returns home to find his house had been robbed. thieves stole presents from under the tree. the ugly. a mad rush for nike's air jordans. hundreds of people storming the mall and this was just for vo

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cut a free from the forest, adorn it with silver and gold, fasten it with hammer and nails like a scare crowpeak. they must be carried because they cannot walk. do t not fear them. they can do no harm or good. a christmas purist wouldn't want to stray from the bible on christmas, would she? >> don't you love it when anti-christians like to lecture about christianity and chris martin? it's anti-christian to have a christmas tree now, really? >> i want to know what msnbc would do without sarah palin. they can't talk about how great obamacare is so let's make a controversy out of sarah palin showing a family photo for two seconds of a christmas tree citing something about before the birth of christ, before there was christmas and that's apparently taken into whatever context she want it is to attack sarah palin's christianity. i don't understand the impulse to go after people's faith. joy reid did it. harry reid, no relation, did it to mitt romney saying he sullied mormonism. that's very judgmental. >> what do you think? i thought we were aboutle tolerance there? >> i'm not sure where your sens

and the crow have always been a part of billings' history. me here ad traded in the stores that opened. later on, the crow were a big part of our annual fair. and, of course, today a lot of people in billings travel to the annual crow fair and celebrate crow culture and traditions. >> billings is also known for its striking natural beauty. it's hard to believe that this area was once covered by a great sea. >> there are large cliffs of sandstone around billings, great walls of rock. we call them the rim rocks or the rims. that's all that's left of that great inland sea. >> from the top of the rims, you can see present-day billings. >> well, billings has always been a major transportation center here in the northern great plains. it had irrigation, which allowed agriculture to prosper. we grow sugar beets here for refined white sugar. we're an oil and gas center. we have hospitals here, colleges. and because we have so much diversity, unlike other frontier towns, billings has continued to prosper and grow through all the years. >> billings even

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. >> caller: as an auburn grad i bet you have been eating a little crow or a little war eagle after yourng of alabama last week. >> well, it was a mistake. cam newton paid a visit and gave me a whole new -- >> caller: you follow the s.e.c. seriously, i want to acknowledge all the hard work you, stephanie and the staff has done to bring investing to the home gamers. >> thank you. i work with great people, who i could not pull this thing off, believe me, without a lot of great people. go ahead. hit me. >> caller: like your recognition of the armed forces program, you protect our freedom. >> thank you. >> caller: your show and your information outlets are providing a format for us to manage our own financial freedom, so my hat's off to you. >> thank you. that's a very nice comment. thank you. >> caller: my five stocks in the i.r.a. are netflix, pfizer, eog resources, tractor supply and spirit aerosystems. >> all right, sir, again, thank you for those incredible comments. this portfolio has exactly what i want. it has a speculative play, i believe in that. netflix is great entertainment comp

a huge hit. hollywood is catching up with noah starring russell crowe based on the story of noah's arc. take a look at the trailer. >> you must trust that he speaks in a way that you can understand. >> i saw water. death by water. >> a great flood is coming. we build a vessel to survive the storm. we build an arc. >> momma -- >> what do you want? >> you don't know you're king. there isn't anything for you here. >> i made this off my back and you stand alone and defy me. >> i already want to see it. it hits nationwide this spring and it looks like a fantastic production and russell crowe always delivered. what do you think, eric? religion making a comeback? >> i hope so. i wear my religion on my sleeve. you know that. it is great to see russell crowe, one of the top actors, making a movie like that. looks fantastic. the bible was on fire. bill o'reilly is killing jesus. i'm thrilled about it. thank you for that. >> but not doing it for perhaps the right reason but for the financial reasons because there is the need or the desire to have more faith and spirituality in their life. >> it goe

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. >>> happy new year from shanghai, a light show sing crow niced to "fireworks" from katy dancing. >> in australia, look at the dazzling fireworks show there. more than a million people gathered in sydney to watch the biggest fireworks show take off. >> and harper bridge, a colorful display lived up to the extravagant reputation. >>> you can watch the times square ball drop right here on abc7. tune if to dick clark's new year's rockin' eve starting tonight at 10:00 and continues at 11:30 p.m. after abc7 news at 11. >>> hundreds of volume -- volunteers are putting the final town on the floats. most of the hand labor is done by hundreds of volunteers. on average it takes 5,000 hours to decorate every inch of an average 55' float. tomorrow, millions witness a first at the parade, and a long time couple are tying the knot on a wedding cake float. you can watch the 125th rose parade tomorrow right here on abc7. rose bowl stanford versus michigan state can be seen at 2:00 in the afternoon on espn. and we are headed to pasadena to cover the action at the rose bowl and you can get the play-by

people are like, whoa, you're supposed to be appreciated for your smarts, you're a crowe and tech savvy and your posing -- you're posing in a sexy way. a lot of women saying can't be smart and sexy? others say we want to make sure we're appreciated for our brains and talents. when you do something like that, maybe it gets in the way. they say how often do you see a male ceo, right, posing in a sexy way on the cover of "men's health" or something like that. when we see that, maybe we have reached equality, carol. >> well -- that's something that always bugs me. there are so many articles written about women who hit the age of 50. and supposedly you can still be sexy -- and you can be. but why do you have to be sexy your entire life? when does that end? why -- why can't you just be smart or cute? why do women have to be sexy as long as they live. >> i am with you eight million percent. i agree. also what i think, carol, you know this, too. sometimes women are the worst on other women. we have this pressure to look a certain way and be sexy through our 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s. trouble comes fro

and we never accepted it, and jim crow was a heinous act of injustice. and ann coulter and sean hannity out to be anamed and gay and lesbian and transgender and bisexual people ought to speak up and link their own fate to american people, because ultimately we're in the thing together. >> what do you think of this attempt to recruit essentially rosa parks? because this is something that has been done before on the right. any time that something they say is taken as offensive by african-americans or taken as offensive by the lgbt community, you get well, martin luther king jr. would have been on our side or rosa parks or phil robertson. what counseling do you think of that as a tactic? >> first of all, it's skurless, but the same as using jesus and making jesus cosign this bigotry here. jesus was a jew who around -- around whom a religion was made. so the anti-semitism of christians is ironic to begin with. and secondly, the gay and lesbian stuff, look in the bible. the same men who stand up in the church of all men, i put my god, jesus, over all women. i

. >> she took a step towards him, he crowed with delight! >> reporter: whoa! ffled a few feathers in the henhouses of john paul mikulski's happy egg company which commissioned the story to be read to its chickens, it says for scientific reasons. >> there's research based around that which says that birds which interact with humans, the humans -- the sound of the human voice actually are much calmer and because of that produce much better. >> reporter: they can't point to numbers proving there are more or bigger or tastier eggs, but they have proved that people will pay about 10% more for what they think are happy eggs from happy chickens. this isn't all tongue in beak. the happier hens and happier eggs at higher prices make happier chicken farmers. >> almost certainly, yes. >> reporter: the chickens can't get enough of it-- and they're not alone. chick lit may have come home to roost, but the market's been greatly expanded. these girls may have trouble downloading the latest installment of "falling for clooney" but people are. >> it's good for humans, it's good

looks like a fantastic production and russell crowe always delivers.s. what do you think, religion making a comeback? >> i hope so. i wear my faith on my sleeve.rei you know it. it's great. thank you for that. it's great to see russell crowe like one of the top actors making a movie like this. i'm thrilled to see it. it looks fantastic. the mini series "the bible" was on fire. i'm thilled. thank you for that. a >> they're not doing it forbo th right reason or for financial reasons or because there is a need, there is a desire for people to have more faith and mo spirituality? >> it goes beyond just movies and books. look at the number of and evangelical christians. the numbers aree growing remarkably. the number of mega churches that are growing. the east coast, but most of the rest of the country, church attendance is up. i think a lot of this is because this is a time when people just -- there is no order in the world.- th there seems to be -- like it used to be things were w predictable. thingshe come the you so fast. things seem to be out of control.

i thought immediately of a novel called fools crow. does anyone know eight clacks i'm shocked. maybe you can go and find a copy of that after you've got a few copies of my book to give as a holiday present. it was written by an author named james welch and the historical fiction related in the 1870's and it's a wonderful novel beautifully written but very powerful and giving its readers a chance to get a sense of what should the invasion of montana looked like in the era after the civil war from the perspective as a wonderful teaching tool and i use it all the time and i taught at a matter of fact at the university of nebraska which is where i was employed and i loved it all over again and have my undergraduate students. so i loved the book and was fresh in my mind and i decided to where i am might spend time that day by interconnected it to my time in montana and one incident on which the novel hinges is the mall full of a character that is a fur trader married to an indian woman and in an awful he is killed by the cousin on his ranch north of tel not in august of 1869. this mu

a spectacular shot. this one from japan, crows living in tokyo, using clothes hangers to make nests. this from hungary. is is titled appropriately enough, a man feeding swans in the snow. from malaysia another winner. adam trained his camera on a town in transition from the old to the new with the mother carrying a child in a basket. here a lioness lies in wait. the photographer said this shot means more to him than the whole sequence that came after it. finally a series of pictures on a poor romanian family living in in belgian, a child bundled up with a gentle, cautious grip on a bird. ♪ >>> well top of the morning to you all. it's a warm morning across the east coast. the first morning in a couple of weeks that i didn't have to wear my jack set outside. we have high-pressure in control right off of the east coast. continuing to draw the warm air out of the south. we have record-challenging temperatures on the way across portions of the mid-atlantic, and also across the northeast by the end of the weekend in new york city we could reach 60 degrees. a comfortable day here. we're going to reach a high o

powers what they really were the statesmen of places like britain and france there was a gleeful this that would crow about it in this united states of america said there was a visceral excitement tuesday the united states go to pieces but it really wasn't in britain's interest to intervene. they had problems at home and strong commercial and financial ties. with u.s. largest creditor at the times but france is even more interesting because to be the historical enemy. tuesday the united united states as a potential counterweight. also on a visceral level but to recognize what the interest really were. we see that crisis after crisis. with the mexican crisis at the beginning of the war the caribbean policy that was the biggest. >> what about other countries? >> it rested on cotton after lincoln blockaded the coast with the manufacturing districts of britain and france were hurting. weber getting caught in from other sources but not the raw material they were once getting so the power of cotton would cause the european powers to intervene he did not happen for a variety of reasons. they did manage to g

a company, they would fire me. why are we making the racial jim crow a secondary issue? that is not in the bible anywhere. is not religious. he has a multiracial grandson, i believe. enoughial comments were to have him suspended. i think he should be fired. the only reason they are not fired is because they bring in so much money. let's not mainstream bigotry. we know bigots exist. let's not give them platforms. host: this is keith and jonesboro, arkansas on our independent line. caller: this is an interesting conversation. a choice.ity is i do not care what anybody says. they choose to engage in the act. it is unnatural, as one of your previous callers said. it is a totally unnatural act. host: we are talking more about free speech and political correctness. caller: that is what i was going to get to. this is about free speech. why is it that certain groups are allowed to shout down those groups they do not agree with. they shout them down and shut them off. they do not want to hear about it. that is a problem. in america, we have the right. cannot getpeople together to conspire to prevent someone to exe

a life changing. no holy giving in to ccs so changing opinions of all things but in all circumstance. crowe will last a living person. i believe this one c to twenty years becomes pope. i fear the cops. it all the kids do that. he said. well winter is called the vista home. it's not use the d c and d in quite another direction and in easton. the same vintage this mole is the key instead the sea. nature makes him the way around nosy. looking on the horizon and new year songs or something. you don't know what to do this. along the backside to the horizon and you don't know what it is too long for. kink to stay moved by love. it's a man whose longing for something his lonely and long for something but he doesn't know what is wrong. i did. however all was fine with it. it's like. most of the tendencies towards this somebody who isn't. the audience. you knew you were when will you. will you. let's not see people asked us when possible ceiling collapses during a show i do as the parents loved them fiesta. with budgets last eu leaders agreed to work more closely on making defense spending the roof

an inquest in two thousand and eight concluded the couple had been killed due to the crows nest a chance of that ride. his father mohammed al plant rejected the two thousand and eight this season and the slate is one saying they are a whitewash in a cover up conspiracy theories has insisted since time that i will investigations into them he created saying the allegations were without found it. z and all the things that some think that there is another of the headlines in just over a question. your excellency of mud and see the minister of health for mom thank you very much to speak into counseling can cut the lead up and it's one of the shed was that that day what to do them. when frank let's do that and i'm next to some soft silky and it's ok about this conference came to i hop you representing your country and you also get to take things one can count on them how important is it sees that the monte vote in the summit well it's too important to them but to see actively participated from the beginning from the planet hope this opens a pencil to paper said it was but a speck of suspicion

to free the slaves and then they were put back into a form of slavery with a coerced labor, forced labor. and use of jim crow laws, you referred to. you look at the racial violence that extended right on through our time. where do you get any hope that this ideal of compassion, that we can create a society, such as you describe, given our conflicted, often savage past? >> i get my hope from this revolutionary idea that doesn't seem to die in the united states. this idea that all people are created equal with certain inalienable rights, including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. that was a revolutionary idea in the declaration of independence. and it was wholly incomplete. it was all men are created equal and implicitly slaves were left out, you know, poor people were left out. >> women were left out. >> women were left out. right. but it was a revolutionary idea then and it remains a revolutionary idea today. this idea that keeps changing and growing and expanding as our consciousness changes and grows and expands that all human beings are created equal and have certain inalienable rights, it won'

second is the board can up hold a combination of this permit for structural work, with a full soft story ret crow fit which is one things that they requested in the brief is to coordinate the soft story with the structural work in this permit. and it is additional money. and we actually spent a lot of money on this drafting the plans and with the planning and the board, and at this point, it is shocking for them to say that they don't want this after they have asked us to do it and we have done all of this work on it and so the board can take the permit as it is to fix this building and it can combine it with the tenants have to move out once, and it is a 6 month project. and the third option is that the board can revoke the permit and we have a one year moratorium during which time we cannot apply for a new permit. chief inspector duffy has been out there and we have the engineers that will tell you how dire the situation is. yesterday there was a gas leak in one of the units and i am told that if there had been a spark it would have been an explosion in this building. this really is dramatic is

a group representing crow asians for comments he made. s accused on likening the crowuation people. >>> one of princess dianna's most memorable dresses sold at auction in south london for a whopping $140,000. the buyer is reportedly an overseas museum. dianna made high-profile appearances in the dress. anderson, i wanted to debut the dress on your show but out of my budget. >> thanks very much. >>> up next, a college professor arrested and accused of murdering her alleged rapist two decades after it happened. is she a victim or a cold-blooded killer? see the story and decide for yourself. >>> a video of a rescue at sea, a man found in an air pocket in a submerged boat 90 feet below the surface of the water. he had been there three days when he was rescued alive. and ah, so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. n

that's not quite a longing for the jim crow era but it is certainly a comment that i think a lot of africanispute. >> i understand why many people would find this offensive. i think with that particular statement you have to read the whole statement. he begins by saying basically, when i grew up, where i grew up. and having many members of my family from the south, there are many, many places in the south where everyone, white and black, lived in tremendous poverty. and had a very difficult time. and there was very much a sense that people said, hey, we're all suffering together. some may suffer more but we're all suffering together and he specified, in my place in my time this is what i saw. and remember, it's easy now with the internet and television and everything to think we all have a bigger picture. many people just a few generations back, they really didn't have a bigger picture. they had the picture of their backyard. so while people may find that very offensive now or think it is very insensitive now, i've heard many people over the years say similar things. where i lived in my tim

crow is false. the fact they were happy around him was probably a defense mechanism.hey act sad or seem like they were going to rebel in an era where they were operating under terror and fear? so this was in spite of the situation, in spite of their oppressive laws that were ruling the land at that time. they were going to be joyful. again, this is about how he's remembering history, these rose colored duck glasses he's wearing, he needs to take them off. because he really doesn't know the truth. >> you know, maria, it was mentioned about the louisiana governor bobby jindal claiming it's all about religious freedom and free speech. let me play with the governor said. >> i think you see a growing political correctness amongst the left where they say they're for tolerance and diversity but only if you agree with them. the bigger issue is not what he said or how he said it, the bigger issue here is about religious liberty. it's about the first amendment and the right to speak up and say what you believe. >> so again i think the issue is being clouded here. no one is sayi

miss brown and all the people in the commerce department and business leaders who died on a mountainside in crow -- cro asia on a mission to rebuild bosnia economically, and i have often wondered if they had lived, whether there would have been enough economic progress to milk some of the stubbornness that persisted at the end of the war. i want to thank al gore for giving me mr. sanctions leon ferth and getting him to the country and for being really tough the pay on whom i am grateful for, no longer with us, is true. not all the military felt the way they did, and after we got the peace agreement to send the peace keeping force in, it was al gore that got everybody in the room to remind them we were all on the same team, and we better begin to act accordingly. that's what a vice president is for, to be the bad cop. when he had to be, he was great at it. i want to thank a lot of other people whom i'll miss along the way, who were no longer here. i'd like to make one general point. one of the things that i trieded to emphasize when i wrote my memoirs is that when you're president, everything hap

a u.s. citizen so i'm crowing and feeling depresses. 19th is not so bad but as you know as a new york or newsey resident, hardly a problem we have gotten rid of. >> russia is 127, right in the middle. good to see you. >> as always. >> that's where your money is going, some of the most corrupt places on the planet earth. >> speaking of, the house of representatives just voted on whether folks should be able to use 3-d printers to make guns that can easily get past metal detectors. have your heard about this? how this process works? a ban on these printes weapons is about to expire. congress had to act. we'll get an update on what congress has done from d.c. in a moment. plus, detroit, has now cleared major hurdle as it works to pull itself out of bankruptcy. there was major decision today about which you may have heard just a bit. and we'll get to that as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news from the fox news deck. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can

let the chips fall where it may and if we do not defeat them this time, jim crow didn't come down after one below. we live in a country that has stretched the lead car sparked some of the greatest transformation the world has seen and it was regular ordinary people which i hope this isn't derogatory, but regular ordinary people like kari. [laughter] and the folks in this room that are brave enough to stand up and say what is right and in very difficult times. i am encouraged because i'm looking around the room and all of us represent a different segment in the cities of the charges to leave here and begin to organize the communities and churches, fraternities, sororities to make sure that the issues are eliminated and when the candidate emerges they will have a platform to run on and not just the party to represent. thank you. [applause] those were the perfect words to end on. if thank you, brandon, amisha and ben and to the haymarket brewery and all of you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] we would like to hear from you. tweet your feedback, twitter.com/booktv. >>> with a few weeks left in 2013

. >> then we've got a possible biblical blockbuster, russell crowe in "noah's ark?" >> yeah.uccess to get this one made and it looks great. lots of special effects in this one. >> russell crowe got a lot of flak for playing robin hood. >> i don't know. i think it's an interesting subject matter. i look forward to it. >> then we've got johnny depp coming off the disaster called "the lone ranger." and a sci-fi? >> he's doing what he does best. a we're doe. he injects his brain into a computer. he becomes the eye-depth. >> i'm always curious to hear what his accent will be. >> he loves accent work. this one seems normally accented but he's playing like a computer. like johnny depp playing the may tris. >>> finally another "spider-man" film. >> yes. this one sony is making a whole eun version of moves to compete with marvel. it's a new "spider-man," and it's going to be spinning off. >> superhero wars. never ends. >> never ends. >> matt singer thank you so much. >>> and now it's time for a final look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next don't call this a vending machine.

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because you it's very difficult to fill the crowed one to get a hundred thousand of them didn't decide until two thousand. it takes all not really a mind of its own. and it becomes a cabin become extremely violent protests is to affirm the barricaded themselves in central kiev saying they would not leave until both the president of the government step down with that scenario being highly unlikely. the fate of the country is once again hanging by a thread. place your chest e auntie reporting from kyiv ukraine russia's president pretence that he believes ukraine's opposition is no longer able to control the situation has taken to the eu deal is only being used as an excuse to overthrow the leadership as i see it was going on in kiev has little to do with ukraine's relations with a td it's an internal political crisis. the opposition the stabilizing the digits into the elected leadership will write about what's going on doesn't live up to revelation but a well planned action. i think they will pay for the presidential elections in spring twenty fifteen will have to start early. we can see

a knife and fork? >> come on, that is not american. crow, what do you think, comboif and fork.ative. >> all right. >> maybe we can get the crow, a burger like that for christmas on your tab? >> what? >> come on, you can do it, right? >> we'll have to leave it right there. >> we'll work on. it >> thank you for joining us today. america's nows headquarters starts right now. >> come on, buck up. fox nows alert, everybody. serious questions are worked out with iran and we'll testify on the hill and welcome to hq. i am bill hemmer. >> law makers are sounding alarms of a lenient deal and the administration's idea to ease sanctions. and bret baier joins us now. it is a tough sale for john kerry, what are we expecting. >> as you look live in the house foreign relations committee. secretary kerry will have a tough sale and ask the law makers on capitol hill to give them time and he may point to the iran's foreign minister's comment that if law makers go a head with sanctions that would kick in, in six months if the iranians don't do what they said in the national part of the negotiation

. >> the wall is 300,000 pieces, though it's only a small portion of the 1.5 million i have in the study crow just across the east river from manhattan, sean has built a thriving company out of a childhood passion. while satisfying his hobby outside the office. >> i would take pictures of my creations and put them online. there's a lot of people that play with legos as a hobby as an adult. >> and this one helped him build a reputation. and the right people started to take notice. >> one day i got an e-mail from lego company. they said, hey, we're come canning to new york city. we'll be doing this big gallery show, media event. we would like you to come along and bring this model and that thing. >> he founded sean kenney designed and worked with lego to formalize their relationship. >> it eventually became a lego certified professionalist. >> the connection was a great way for him to get his work in front of people. and also legitimize an unusual business. >> by being able to say, this is a legitimate business, i have an operation, a facility, a staff. this is a real thing. >> despite doing al

. >> there is a disconnect between the make crow indicators and how people feel.t's how people feel. if that were to start to change. if some of the state exchanges we start seeing success story, but those really are in some ways really beyond his roll. the other thing that is beyond his control is what happens in 2014. if democrats lose the senate for example, his ability to get things done massively changes. not that he's had a great ability to get things done. so i think he can, but i think the problem for him is a lot of this is out of his control. >> what is in his control? >> it's the power of the presidency. they have made a transition from the idea of working through congress to the idea of they're -- >> they're setting up the white house to go arrange congress. sdl hiring john podesta who has spent a lot of time about thinking about the use of executive action. they have ideas in mind. the power of the presidency is still limited particularly in those ways. executive actions take a long time. >> in 2014, will the approval ratings be closer to 00 or closer

glad released a statement saying robertson should look african american and gay people in the eyes and hear about the act of praising jim crow laws and comparing them to terrorists. >>> a bartender in arizona is the lucky recipient of a big tipper. she said some men came in last night after buying a round of shots. she said afterwards the men were acting a bit peculiar. >> they said hold this up. i said what is going on? the girls were gasping and stuff. i looked down and it was $2000. >> jonas says she shared some of the money with her coworkers and plans to use the rest testify to pay off christmas gifts she bought for her daughters. the big tippers around the country include harris' steakhouse in san francisco. while the secret tipper hasn't officially revealed his identity, there are reports that he is former paypal executive jack selby. >>> the record dry weather in california has caused water at full folsom lake to drop. parts of old mining towns that are normally under water are now starting to reappear. >> reporter: it's terrain that hasn't been touched for years, usually submerged under folsum lake. alex and his fat

a gay lifestyle to bestiality or promiscuity. and i didn't hear him saying that those negros back in the jim crow day had a happy time.ng and dancing all the time. completely different things. he's right to this extent, america's views on gay america have shifted over the last few years. but there's no comparison to what barack obama said in the first campaign and what papa phil was saying to gq. >> i took a look at the magazine itself. it's the way he lumps homosexuals, drunks, terrorists. if you're gay in this country, you're at the same level as al qaeda and those who killed thousands of innocent americans? >> right. i think that the problem with these types of remarks is that, yes, in 2008 president obama was against marriage equality. but as america has evolved and the president has evolved, most americans, younger americans in particular feel that people should be able to love whoever they want to. and tolerance does not mean silent acceptance of offensive views. it means you can say and think whatever you want, but you are not free from consequences. and we are able to speak up. those who are historically margi

a spectacular shot. one of 7,000 submitted from 150 countries, including this from japan - crows living in tokyo, using coat-hangers to make nests. they do it because there's few trees. the effect resembles a work of ard. this is from hungary. the great egrets in the danube. this is titled a man feeding swans in the snow. from malaysia a national geographic winner. alan tan trained his camera on a town in transition, from the old to the new. a mother carrying a child in a basket. here a lion lies in wake. following the pride before an ant lop strolls by. the photographer says this shot means more, because it ended badly for the ant lop. finally a series of pictures on a poor romanian family living in belgium. a child bunded up against the code with a caution grip on a bird. >> you are watching al jazeera america. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in "the stream." birth control pills are taken by millions of women without a second thought. but are there new dangers along with the newer generations of the contraceptive? ♪ >> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here. he is bringing in all of your live feedback.

we continue to follow breaking news from boston where crowes are battling a 7-alarm fire that was eightrms but downgraded. it break out in a large commercial building. it now is under control. the buildings what undergoing renovation. crews are evaluating the stability of the building. this were reports of people inside the building but they all made it out in time. >> now the deadly train derailment in new york city. the national transportation board does not know what caused the accident but the lead investigator says information from the two data recorders shows that train was going more than 80 miles per hour when it left the tracks, almost triple the allowed speed. officials say the breaks were applied very late, only five seconds before it stopped. >> new video from southern california showing an actor stopping by the crash site where his "fast and furious" co-star paul walker was killed in a car crash. this happened last night with new reports saying a combination of speed and human error probably caused the crash that killed walk are and his friend who was driving. investigators

michelle alexander herself would say, because i've heard her say it -- there is a part of her understanding of the new jim crow that doesn't interrogate gender in the way that it gives us a possibility of prison abolition. , we domean by that is miss men in our communities, and at the same time, what can we do as people who are trying to envision a different society? i came to this thinking about gender violence. them homeinging differently? what would it mean if we brought men home from prison because we prison abolition community building and said, since you have been gone so long, how are we going to engage mutual raising, of children, building of communities, respecting of queer, gender nonconformity, instead of saying bring men home to marry women and establish nuclear, patriarchal families? what about, bring men home so we can create a different kind of community, and therefore be on the forefront on liberation politics instead of reinscribe reinscribing a-- patriarchy? lessme of myself who is fortunate, not a woman of color -- how do we assist in this movement that definitely needs to happen, and second

. >> it is fascinating to drive through a reds vation in the ce west. iro go through the crowon and when you would come to a fence line on one side is the over grazing a few straun kn -- scrawny battle and maybe not a very political house.t right next door you would see cultivated fields, irrigation systems beautiful barn, home anu so on. you don't even need to look at property records to know that the productive one is held inro private and the other one held in common in trust. the difference. >> you can see it but it is fascinating to booigoogle the reservation. >> not much development very few farms.n here's one that has private property rights. >> you can see the same thing on mannings reserves where they have managed to develop an industrial park creating jobs and wealth and at least gettingt one foot up the ladder out of poverty. >> i will give you the last word on that. >> first nations in tribes in the driver's seat. the governments in both countries failed the only way that can be resolved granting ub the right to own our own land.k thank you. coming up, we return to