advent is the latino tip word for "come" in the english. and i was surprised to read this week that 1462 times that word appears in the old and new testament. one thousand times in the old testament and 462 times in the new testament. and a scholar did the research on that. i did not. but i was reading it in the commentary this week and so i found that quite fascinating and it's all the way from genesis to revelation, the emphasis on come. one of the last versus is come lord geez and of course one of the great invitation s is jesus says come to me all ye who labor and are heavy laden. we've been talk about the advent and some of the scriptures that can help prepare us during this time. hugh, what are some of the scriptures that -- >> well, i think it would be helpful to prepare for christmas, we do -- we do a lot of things. everybody has got their own family traditions and so on. >> uh-huh. >> reading or a christmas carol or the night before christmas or watching -- >> joy to the world. >> watching it's a wonderful life, trying to get throu

. >> today, we see the advent of a new architectural and engineering.he challenge is faced and many challenges faced and challenges met. and the new also serves as a case study for the long, and the permitting and politics that seem to be a part of any big public works project and contemporary california and as we end the journey, the high speed rail project is just beginning its own trial by fire. but we can't celebrate the new span without acknowledging the old one. and while some of the obstacles have changed against the original bridge was built in the 30s, the spring of inspiration for such a project endures. and in the words of frank marion written 80 years ago ring true today. he said, the bridges do not build themselves. and before the labor in concrete and steel, there was the labor in the minds of men. and we now building this bridge would be remiss indeed if we did not set forth in the record of sunk and towers raised in the acknowledgment of the service performed at the birth of this project and the subsequent developments by the citizens pu

the congressman mentioned advent. i mean, what pope francis was talking about is how wrong it is to look at the marginalized as if they are somehow unhuman. we celebrated nelson mandela. pope francis talks about people who find themselves excluded without work or possibilities or any means of escape. i think it's an odd ideology saying the rich work harder when we throw money at them and the poor work harder when we throw less money at them. there's a disconnect there. >> i'm going to have to leave it there. thank you both for your time tonight. >> thanks, rev. >> good to be with you. >>> ahead, what republicans hope you forget about their views on nelson mandela. including the congressman who compared the great leader to willie horton. >>> plus my interview with the star of "mandela: long walk to freedom." idris elba is in the studio tonight. >>> also, want to know how the gop's outreach to women is going? just listen to rush limbaugh's advice on avoiding sexual harassment. >> you walk up to the woman and say, would

here is the advent of corn sweeteners. everything settles out at 100%. now there is competition. look what happened on the international stage. here is the london price. they didn't have high fructose corn syrup, but we still saw a stabilization in their prices compared to ours. here is the u.s. retail price for refined sugar -- it was half the price. now the food industry could start putting it in everything, because they could afford to, as it was cheap and admissible, because it was already in the solution. here is the change in high fructose corn syrup and the change in sugar. this comes from the corn refiners association themselves. they say, it is just a substitution. we are taking something that is cheaper and substituting it for something more expensive. not quite. if you look at the 73 pounds per year here back in the 70s -- the 1970s, this is missing something. does anybody know what is missing from this slide? juice. juice is sucrose. that is sugar, as well. we started making jews like crazy. anita bryant, a day without orange juice is a day without sunshine. that is b

path most teenagers are thinking about, but this new jersey project shows them just how fun and adventous it can be. the new jersey law and education empowerment project was founded in 2006 by executive director craig livermoore in partnership with law school to help unleash the untapped potential of inner city new jersey students. >> who or what inspired you to start this? >> i've been blessed. my inspirations are many. what really drives me is i cannot even begin to tolerate unrecognized human potential. when i look at our students and our families, when i look at the urban landscape, there is such amazing potential there. i know there are many obstacles to realizing that potential. >> he runs school based legal education programs for urban students as young as 6th grade. they facilitate a four year out of school college bound program for students in grades 9 through 12 which combines legal education and support. >> partners in various law firms. >> there is no substitute for actually seeing what you can do in court or seeing how a lawyer presents a case or understanding what goes into

in the end, we feel we are going to miss this mayor very much, because particularly with the advent ofs successor, mr. de blasio, and the assault of progressivism we now see coming at us in droves. look at things he has done. he has, incredibly enough, gotten rid of smoking. he has stood up against occupy wall street. of course he has assaulted us with other health indangering things like bicyclists on the prowl. but all in all, we owe him thanks. >> mary, how about you? >> my hit goes to breakthroughs in medical research, particularly the area of brain science. the first is we made some major progress in working towards the treatment of parkinson's disease. in december, a professor of neurology won a prize from silicon valley, a breakthrough prize, for his work on understanding the circuits that go bonkers with parkinson's disease. this goes straight to the treatment of the disease. >> very exciting developments on the science front. james. >> my hit is to the earth and the sun. who have conspired to blow up the predictions of those promoting the global warming thesis. these two -- th

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sequencing perhaps most incredible was the advent of three d. organ printing yes for the first time ever three d. printing technology was used to build tiny bits of organs although we're still years away from fully grown organs that can be built from an individual's own cells this development means one day people will no longer have to wait on a transplant list now staying on the world of game changing technology last month nassau mavin a space probe that's being sent to mars to study the martian atmosphere and determine how the planet went from being rich in water to the barren red rock that we know it is today the discoveries that maven makes may revolutionize our understanding about space and the atmosphere of planets but another story that shook up the status quo here on earth zero why is courageous decision to legalize marijuana up amazingly the country's president hosts a movie was able to see the complete abysmal failure of the world's war on drugs same quote einstein said there's nothing more absurd than trying to change the results by a

this end we now see and feel that we are going to miss this mayor very much, particularly with the advent of his successor, mr. de blasio, and the salt of moth-eaten progressivism that we now see coming at us in droves. let us think about the mayor. look at the things he has done. he has, incredibly enough, gotten rid of smoking. he has stood up against occupy wall street. of course he has assaulted was other health-endangering things like bicyclists on the prowl, but all in all we owe him thanks. >> mary, how about you? >> my hit goes to breakthroughs in medical research, particularly in the area of brain science. the first is that we made some mayor progress and advances in understanding and working toward the treatment in parkinson's disease. just in december, a professor of neurology at emery university won a prize from silicon valley, a breakthrough prize for his work on understanding the circuits that go bonkers with parkinson's disease. and this goes straight to the treatment of the disease. >> very exciting developments on the science front. james? >> my hit is to the earth and th

with the advent of the euro at the beginning of 1999, the world had, essentially immediately, a currencyrival the dollar as the world's leading currency. schoumacher: the euro is the currency of the euro zo -- e dollar is the currency of the united states. two economies of roughly equal size means that the international involvement of those economies with each other and with the rt of the world are roughly on the same scale. so the international importance of the euro for private business is likely to be of roughly the same order of magnitude as the international importance of the dollar for private businesses. the creation of the euro was really a political event more than an economic event. of course it has economic consequences, but the reason the europeans did this was to accelerate their move to a european federation, to a united states of europe. schoumacher: having a common currency in which to do business, having increased the integration of european business enterprises and other activities across borders is more likely to create a single european market rather than a fragmented

. >> it's the advent of the computer that's made our job better in the sense we're forecasting better the sense we can see things longer out. but it's also raised the expectations. it's made it harder in that respect. especially living out here in silicon valley. everybody expects, well, you work with computer models, aren't they perfect? no, not really, but they're getting better. these weather computer models that have algorithms, they're just huge. they blow your mind. we can't do them by hand. it takes a supercomputer three hours to crunch a forecast. so you try doing that by hand or you try doing that on the old computers from the '70s and '80s. computers have helped in that sense. they also helped us display what we know in a way that makes sense to everybody at home. >> live doppler 7 hd is a critical part of our storytelling, if you will. our weather forecasting. where's the rain now, where is it going. it can pick up moisture in the different layers of the atmosphere and that's important. >> basically satellite technology and radar technology have given us the ability to prov

one thing that i asked to add, and perhaps what commissioner antonini tried to touch on, was the advent of digital pdf modeling tools that. almost schoolchildren can use now. there should be some kind of request for all projects. both new, construction and expansion, to use some form of modeling and some could be applied by google map and other ways to do that. and the secretary touched on that in some form. and the second is what building sections we are looking for. and the third one is perhaps semantics and old words being used. people had to submit photographs that came in print. we have substituted photography, pretty much in technology by using digital photographs. and you may want to change the wording to using digital pictures. there is a fear of faking things and photo-shop. but you can today in traditional scan and not know. i think we may want to reference in photography to allow digital technology to be used. those are three improvements i am asking for in the streamlining and submittal requirements one way to describe them. i will send that to perhaps you to distribute. you

. >> with the advent, i guess, of cell phones, you can say that a lot of times people's inattention to the roadway plays a factor in some of these fatalities. you can also lay some of the onus on the pedestrians and the bicyclists. >> reporter: sometimes, the victims are not visible. they are riding the wrong way on the road or are not using a crosswalk. cyclist carlos bar ba says he has seen fellow cyclists talking on the phone while riding but more often he feels it is the drivers not paying attention. >> it is dangerous. you have to be on your toes, definitely. >> reporter: san jose police say they are taking a close look at the numbers. they are going to take a look at whether anything else can be done, increasing patrols or enforcement action. they are asking everyone to be aware. mark sayre kpix 5. >> police have some safety tips. they say people should wear reflective clothing and flashlights at night. >>> an improved bike lane to a notorious insection at 6th and folsom where 24-year-old [ non- english language ] was hit and killed by a truck in august. today's work was done jus

. >>> this is the beginning of advent when many christians prepare for the season of christmas.ringing added excitement for many catholics as they get set for the new energy and spirit of pope francis. we get the story from rome. >> reporter: sunday in st. peters square. the count down to christmas has begun but to the thousands of pilgrims, the biggest present came today, just seeing pope francis. >> this is my last day here. i'm going out with a blessing from the pope. unbelievable. >> reporter: saturday night, this parish in new york city was also packed with faithful. some call it the francis effect. >> pope francis is bringing back a whole new crowd of catholics. >> he is bringing hope to the women of the church and to those left behind. families have come back. but also, a lot of single people have come back. >> reporter: in the united states, a recent poll found that 79% of catholics and 58% of the general public rated him favorably. >> they find him very warm, down to earth. young and old alike seem to cotton to this guy. >> reporter: to many, a real catholic super hero.

to camps for displaced people critics chaos and tactile insecurity for us that because the attic advent the foot of snow. more than five hundred people were killed last week and cranky and then went across the central african republic an estimated ten percent of the population that they need to have that than hands chile's president elect michelle but today has repeat it to promises of tax and education reforms one day after she sought to howl at the first news conference he said he will deliver on that pledge to address the divide between the two cold. thus the new covenant will be announced next month. it was the most important things is having an education minister at the sea that customers to be excited about the education reforms we want to carry out until i think he's going to criticize in case the students have an appetite for the sierras and then i last. i knew no other thing you get the antidote to him. but today has already begun handed the torch was outgoing presidents of the stupid nana as well as having an ambitious spending credit that she was somehow reconcile what they d

advent to do last year twenty two million hectic as a fertile arab land was stolen from african farmers by sea decay other words it was handed over to all bought by hedge funds and multinational societies we fool so when the world bank says yes we have to encourage foreign investment. give this pool exploited african land rights to the fruit farms in ma say in buffalo or to new york hedge funds. did your because there they are capable of making this land profitable now that is a moderate argument for the farmers who work locally the pigs on the source and press i think for a country to make the best use of those resources that it has in abundance and to. given the limits of its own domestic market of course to export those resources in order to generate wealth and that's a strategy that a number of not just african countries but countries in throughout the world that have done very well by so i wouldn't look at it in the narrow perspective of just been able to reimburse death at the.

the mock cable in twenty oh eight when the sun that is it me or does he not see either be since the advent of the peak at eleven degrees while mottram and tops out at two. some i have three kids i left the coffee you have to be nagged. broadcasts on this tuesday nights and it's a pain so that's all and thanks for watching the cia said the kid international audiences are all interested in assisting the same way that american audiences are and they're interested in you know in america mrs they're also interested in this is from other countries because that again they're interested in the genre itself in the format in the way that that format this kind of existential and answers questions about good and evil and crime and punishment. and so therefore its worldwide. i like about it it's the mystery is that. not only are you. what changed the crime drama. but you also just alerted. you know about the closure of the land to barbie and you get to play with bergen norway. through slept through the turbo honors you get. you know and ideals what's all this means light of the lenders because they're

either we need to pasta can uninstall at the advent of parliament or the governments can and do him to be independent action to actually calm established its own archives. certainly great ideas thank you so much for joining us and thank you so much for all your work on this issue. thank you very much. before your dna. and another began. get the latest line from seoul expert analysis from ages fourteen with the viewpoint of the covert its global network and why on arrival that. he always on standby. the world has gathered to pay homage to nelson mandela invest more ill service angel and it's worth tens of thousands of people including some of the world's most powerful figures were presents for the ceremony are seen standing reports the eye. i know. the bridge and over thus it is great. logies reading only. some ninety five thousand mourners including dozens of presidents and prime ministers and celebrities to send it up on johannesburg tuesday to seek it by the late south african president nelson mandela. the memorial service was held at first national bank stadium where mandela eva's f

sequencing perhaps most incredible was the advent of three d. organ printing yes for the first time ever three d. printing technology was used to build tiny bits of organs although we're still years away from fully grown organs that can be built from an individual's.

. >> reporter: the advent of the front-facing camera in 2010 suddenly put the power and creativity of it's not enough to just take a selfie. posting them on social media sites like twitter, facebook, and instagram has become part of our digital identities. and for celebrities, that's key. >> by posting selfies of themselves all over the place, they're actually connecting with their fans in an authentic, real way. >> reporter: but does this obsession with the selfie make us a selfish culture? >> the more social media platforms we have, we're going to keep posting. >> reporter: bottom line, if this scene is all too familiar -- >> hi, excuse me. can you take a picture for me? can you get the tree in the background? and can you get me from like here up? is it perfect? and that's why we take selfies. jenna wolf, nbc news, new york. >>> here's looking at us. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. stay tuned for sunday night football night in america for the eagles versus the cowboys. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. see you here tomorrow evening. for all of us her captions paid

ray machine but with the advent of three d. printing and the ability for individuals to now craft a gun in the comfort of their own home i took a look at how this developing technology may be a little too quick for the policy to catch up. the gun is made almost entirely of plastic capable of firing a three eighty caliber bullet and almost every single component was made using a three d. printer bought from e bay for nearly eight thousand dollars this new generation gun is called the liberator and it was developed by defense distributed a group based in austin texas that promotes the use of three d. firearm technology we want to use a three d. printer to print a gun to release the files open source that's the voice of cody wilson the group's co-founder he made waves earlier this year after successfully firing the gun. and even though the shot could only be heard at a remote firing range in central texas the sound quickly reverberated in the halls of congress wilson's demonstration prompted fear from politicians that criminals wo

. >> sugar was used to treat wounds before the advent of antibiotics, in the 1900s. but it's no longer acceptable health care apparatus. al jazeera asked them to comment and they declined. >> in the middle of the conversation with jody, reagan called home. >> hi i'm adam may, i am going to ask you a couple of questions. after you had the c section what happened to you? >> the morning i found out, i looked down it was coming open. so i went to them and i said i need to be seen right away. >> back up for a second. how big was the wound? >> it was big enough for me to be able to put my fist in it. >> reagan confirmed the details of what her mother had told us about her care in prison. >> they were pouring the sugar inside. >> did you actually see them opening up these sugar packets from mcdonald's and pouring the sugar inside your wound? >> yes. >> what did you think when that was going on? >> is this sanitary? i was kind of scared. maybe these sugars are old, something spilled on them and it dried, you know. >> what do you think needs to be done here? >> um -- i don't

. >> sugar was used to treat wounds before the advent of antibiotics in the 1900s. it's no longer accepted medical practice. america tonight asked the arizona department of corrections to comment on regan's care: they declined. >> in the middle of a conversation with jody regan called home. >> i'm adam may, i'm going to ask you questions. >> after you had the c section what happened to you. >> i took a shower in the morning, i looked down and it was coming open. i knew i needed to be seen. >> back up for a second. how big was the wound? >> big enough for me to put my fist in. >> regan confirmed the details of what her mother told us about her care in prison. >> they packed it with kitchen sugar -- >> did you see them opening up the sugar packets from mcdonald's and pouring in the sugar to the wound. >> yes. i was scared. >> what do you think needs to be done here? >> i don't know. no one believes us. >> regan is not the only inmate alleging mistreatment. the acou filed a class access lawsuit against the arizona department of corrections, stating that: it states exam

gun policy background checks banning assault weapons are rendered pretty much drops alit with the advent of this new technology richard how will possession and regulation be affected when people are out of print three d. guns in their own homes well i'm sure that the world's terrorists are going to shiver knowing that the congress has passed an extension of the law that's that's certainly going to prevent them from developing a plastic gun i certainly understand it in terms of general application but you know you can't be a luddite about this whole thing technology is going to go away technology goes and we need to counter technology with new technology when it comes to the metal powder as well the metal powder is going to show up in a magnetometer walking through an airport and both of a gun show up certainly in x. rays if the magnetometer is the issue with the plate all plastic guns so technology always responds to technology and sure we will keep up. to prevent guns from being accessed on planes jail do. i you know i can't say i can predict the technological future at this point you k

and this was what he wrote in his citizens united decision in two thousand and ten euro with the advent of the internet prompt disclosure of expenditures can provide shareholders and citizens with the information needed to hold corporations and elected officials accountable for their positions and supporters so as he's making this decision to allow corporations to spend unlimited money he's assuming that there's going to be transparency of this that these corporations are going to tell their shareholders about it. don't you think we should take these assumption and make this happen so that we do have this need to transparency here's the problem with what the as the sea was trying to do as a bureaucracy they do not have the authority constitutionally to do anything about this you know who does the supreme court and the legislature legislate or regulates unions here right however right but however the problem is that if democrats. i want the f.c.c. to regular this then they need to pass a law which is the constitutional way to go about doing this telling the as you see to regulate this in

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quite literally kevin was out of this world february i guess huge explosion in the sky above chile advents cata whole city running for cover in fears of armageddon i thought it was the end of the world everybody saw it of course because of those dash cam video because there's so prolific here in russia as drew far. back you put you to watch that because you were at the forefront of covering this amazing story but you look at that picture again and it shelton over cho you have these twenty eight miles of a challenge that was that was traveling at thirty three thousand miles an hour when you exploded the force and i'll tell you about five hundred kilo tons of t.n.t. that might not mean anything to you but the shockwave literally not people off that we saw those poor souls in the offices at the time though larry windows blown out it's amazing we'll probably know you blown out across a hundred mile radius and that's how big it was unfortunately around about twelve hundred people were injured from this mainly from flying glass and debris but there are also people who suffered burns because at i

and this was what he wrote in his citizens united decision in two thousand and ten euro with the advent of the internet prompt disclosure of expenditures can provide shareholders and citizens with the information needed to hold corporations and elected officials accountable for their positions and supporters so as he's making this decision to allow corporations to spend unlimited money he's assuming that there's going to be transparency of this that these corporations are going to tell their shareholders about it. don't you think we should take these assumption and make this happen so that we do have this need to transparency here's the problem with what the as the sea was trying to do as a bureaucracy they do not have the authority constitutionally to do anything about this you know who does the supreme court and the legislature legislate or venues that regulates unions here right however right but however the problem is that if democrats. i want the f.c.c. to regular this then they need to pass a law which is the constitutional way to go about doing this telling the as you see to regu

>> the advent season, i guess. a late winter or early winter blossoming of human decency. >> which is notably absent most of the time? >> this is not breaking news. can you go and slog your agenda and you can go and say, why won't america pass a law that wouldn't have prevented this, in honor of this or say, president obama's second term agenda is dead or whatever they want to say but this is the one-year anniversary. that is ghoulish to hang out if they don't want you. >> president obama used this opportunity to talk about gun control but how much does it help our understanding of school safety and gun issue to invade a grieving community with mike folks and camera. >> it is painful think we have all had as rookie experiences, the editor says go to the grieving family and ask how they feel. how they feel? you want to know if the mother will say something bitter, angry, whatever, there are serious legitimate questions that could be answered but i err on the side of respect for people especially in this season of ch

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. >> it's been the advent of the computer that has made our job better in the sense we are forecasting sense we can see things longer out but raised expectations. especially living out in silicon valley, everybody expects, aren't they perfect? no, not really, but they are getting better. weather computer models that have algorithms, you couldn't do it by hd. it takes three hours with a super computer to crunch a forecast. you try do it by hand and you really couldn't. they also helped us display what we know in a way that makes sense to everybody at home. >> live doppler 7-hd is a critical part of our story telling, our weather forecasting where is the rain now, where is it going. it can pick up moisture in different layers of the atmosphere. >> basically satellite technology and radar technology have given us the ability to provide such accurate forecasts to go from three-day forecasts to five-day forecasts to seven-day forecasts. >> doppler radar is a key tool in the arsenal of meteorologists. not just us but the media the people here at kgo, their doppler radar is very important too

. -- advent calendars.t will be a new push every day between now and the first sign up deadline to highlight different benefits of the plan. the critics are asking why. last two campaigns ended a year ago, the president is back on the trail and away. stumping not for votes at four enrollees. >> i need some help in spreading the word. i need you to spread the word about the law, its benefits, its protections, about how folks can sign up. tell your friends, tell your family. >> it is the first in a now daily push between today and december 23 to get as many as possible to sign up. that is the deadline if you want coverage beginning january 1. through social media, surrogates and mr. obama will say the website has improved. they hope million general, especially young and healthy customers in just a matter of months. >> we're not going to walk away. if i have to fight another three years to make sure this law works that is what i will do. >> opponents argued very little thus thene as planned, need for an appeal

>> the advent season, an early winter blossoming of human decency and compassion. >> which is notably absent most of the time? >> no, no, no. this is not breaking news. you can go and flog your agenda. you can go and say why won't america pass a law that wouldn't prevent this in honor of this? or go and say the president's second term agenda is dead or whatever they want to say. but this is the one-year anniversary. that's ghoulish to go and hang out if the people don't want you there. >> in fact, president used his radio address over the weekend to renew his call for gun control, but one on this point about what chris starwall calls ghoulish. how much does it help our understanding of school safety and the gun issue? >> it's one of the painful things and i think all of us on this panel have had that experience as rookie reporters. your editor says, go over there to that grafg family and ask them how they feel. you think, how they feel? we know how they feel. but is the mother going to say something bitter within angry, whatever? there are some sear justice questions that could have b

the world was shrinking, this was a period the thought the advent of the telegraph, steamship, huge boom in newspaper publishing and at the same time these national conflict taking place other forces are bringing nations closer together and as obvious similarities to our own times. in the diplomatic world meant nothing was private any more. the french empress eugene e. complain diplomacy has few secrets these days, 150 years ago. karl marx was a contemporary of lincoln and wrongly predicted globalization would lead national differences to disappear but was right about some of the basic forces, and the new york tribune in this period of time, circulation of 200,000 in the united states, and in the 1850s stopped writing in the civil war. with all its did bandages this globalizing world advantages and drawbacks, he had a capability to speak directly to ordinary european newspaper readers and he did. he reviewed the emancipation proclamation as a tool of international relations. he thought ordinary europeans might put pressure on their aristocratic statesman to keep from intervening in the w