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andrew, this is dr. rivera.'s worked with me in other companies in trying to help bring people together. >> ha ha ha ha ha! when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle the checkout so we can work on that thing that's stuck in the thing. [ female announcer ] today, cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everyo

andrew, this is dr. rivera.'s worked with me in other companies in trying to help bring people together. >> ha ha ha ha ha! when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. "stubborn love" by the lumineers did you i did. email? so what did you think of the house? did you see the school ratings? oh, you're right. hey babe, i got to go. bye daddy! have a good day at school, ok? ...but what about when my parents visit? ok. i just love this one... and it's next to a park. i love it. i love it too. here's our new house... daddy! you're not just looking for a

>> andrew: reasonable.s in order to catch two jerks in yemen? that's what the court is going to have to answer. >> gretchen: don't they already do that, because for example, if somebody is involved in a texting car accident, would the cell phone be evidence then? would it be okay to already -- aren't they already doing that? >> andrew: if someone is arrested with a cell phone in their pocket and the police have reason to believe they may have been texting, then the police get a warrant to go into the cell phone. same thing here. if the government thinkses the steve and i are talking about making a bomb, they get a warrant to listen to our phone calls. they don't get a dragnet to listen to 300 million phone calls in the expectation we would be the needle in the hay stack. 4th amendment was written to prevent that. >> steve: plus the fact that as long as your battery is in your cell phone, thanks to the gps feature, they can track everywhere you have been. >> andrew: as long as the battery is in the cell phon

that andrew beckett had ai when they fired him. fact: andrew beckett is dying.t: andrew beckett is angry.. because his lifestyle, his reckless behavior... has cut short his life. and in his anger, his rage, he is lashing out. and he wants someone to pay. thank you. andrew beckett represented your company in a lawsuit in 1990. correct ? that's correct. were you pleased with his work ? we were satisfied with the outcome of the litigation. satisfied. mr. laird, when i approached you about being a witness, you gave sworn testimony in a deposition, is that correct ? that's correct. in that deposition, you said that you were "impressed and delighted... with the quality of andrew beckett's work." do youecall saying that ? in all honesty, i was delighted... with certain aspects of andy's efforts. but in general, i found the work to be... merely satisfactory. uh-huh. do you agree... that a bologna sandwich is a satisfactory meal ? whereas caviar and champagne... roast duck and... baked alaska, that might be considered a delightful meal ? we object. these gastronomical co

>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in?that all right? you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "selling your car" is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not gon

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>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in?s that all right? you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "selling your car" is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not g

andrew: nuance communications too. alan: they have more upside as apple continues to gain and they have better reward as far as re- risk ratios. angie:and your bonus question is: name 3 stocks trading above $600. andrew: priceline, google...there's 2. how many do we have? alan: we gotta come up with another one? amazon's not it. blackstone's $300. andrew: well how about berkshire-hathaway...? alan: that doesn't count. angie: that is three. not on my list but you are correct. mastercard is the third choice. and keep in mind on labor day we will have a special edition of traders unplugged so we are asking you for your questions to ask the guys. thanks a lot and have a good day. i wanted to be in the military since i was a kid. i served in the united states air force. i served a total of 16 years. i was deployed 13 times. on my second deployment four bombs hit my vehicle. and at 19 years old, that was the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i would wa

andrew's dad has the honor of giving the vows.hen melissa recites her part, she gets choked up. >> until death do us part. >> until death do us part. >> this is my solemn vow. >> this is my solemn vow. >> now it's andrew's turn. >> you can see how intense i am. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom, do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren >> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully wedded wife. and pancake-y. i caught myself at waf, you know. it wasn't like waffling. but it was too late. and her dad loved to giggle. and then she starts laughing. it's like all right. you know, that's cool. i'm all right with that. >> it just sort of hit my funnybone. >> she started laughing. i've learned enough about her by now to know that was not the end of it. >> to the amusement of everyone in the church, melissa finds it so funny that she belts out a screeching laugh. >> every time i looked at andrew after i first started laughing, i would remember what he just said and the fact that we're standing in fro

well, andrew went through everything with us. he prayed with us and after the prayer he said, speak in tongues, and i spoke in tongues, and i turned to virginia after the prayer was done and everything was done and i said, virginia, i am healed. my nose stopped dri...dripping, my head stopped pounding and all the aches left. andrew heard our testimony. he heard our story and... and he opened up the table for us to take whatever we needed to help us along our journey. all these things that i feared so much in life like putting on a pair of pants and...and cutting my hair... all these things, there was nothing to fear in them, and i think of my husband, you know, someone that was raised very proud because that's all he saw and to treat women as beneath him and...and for him... for god to touch his heart and allow him to love me for who i am, and he's so gentle now... he's so loving. i just praise god for that because that...to me that's the biggest miracle, that god can change a heart. i always look back at that little post it now

that's how andrew and i got connected. i sent a virtual stranger who is head of the national beekeeper association an e-mail. i think two weeks later we had hives up here after i took his course. >> this is the third year we've been able to keep bees legally in new york since the '90s. the beekeeper association had a substantial role in bringing about the legalization. i sat in with voh when they were talking about making beekeeping legal. i helped write the best practices guide for urban beekeeping. we have close relationships with law enforcement,. nypd calls us. >> bethe beekeeping association has a challenge because beekeeping was illegal for so long, and many people don't know how to properly run a beehive. >> i'm one of the droeonors who helped found it, our mission is to promote beekeeping in our city. as perhaps a poster boy for urban beekeeping, i almost hate to say it, but i don't know that it's terribly important for urban beekeeping to exist. there are 258 types of feral bees flying around new york city without

that's just me. >> gangs weren't a problem for andrew huff.nger was. >> it's like when you're building up stress, it's like a bomb exploding. as soon as somebody gets you to a point, you explode. i fall down in tears and realize what you done was wrong. >> we don't ever want to send somebody back into the community that we don't feel can be successful. that's the ultimate goal. sometimes we're successful, and other times we just fail. >> andrew, are you ready? >> yeah. >> you're nervous? >> why don't you go ahead and talk to us about why you're in prison. >> i'm here for arson, breaking and entering, theft, and resisting arrest and probation violation. >> relax, okay? >> what we're doing here today is all about you. you said that you have anger issues that boil up inside of you. and that's what happened. that's what happened in the community. that's why you set a fire. that's why you threatened those girls. you need to convince us that you have got a handle on that and you understand what it is that boils up inside of you and causes you to wan

>> she was 16. >> andrew johnson -- >> 18.hey were a very young couple eliza legend has it, thought her life story would make a wonderful made-for-tv movie. a young girl standing outside school one day talking to friends and andrew johnson into town and legend is that she was the first person he sees. asking for directions and she comments to her girlfriends beau and within a year they did marry. she was 16 years of age. he was 18. they had four children, every two years, four children by the she was 24 years of age. but she proved to be a wonderful very, very good business woman, as well. she took care of all of their and it was said that she would trod her husband in the tailor shop. she, herself, was a great seamstress. family. from a poor she lost her father, some historians think when she was quite young. others say she was early teens, helped and her mother support themselves by making quilts, sewing sandals. she had appreciation for what her husband did and she would constantly read to him. roots, theye humble really be

i don't believe andrew would lie to me. i believe that the building is on fire. i'm going to die, if i don't get out of here and yet you sit there, then you don't really believe what i say. you might mouth those words but if you really believed that your life was in danger, it would motivate you to act. now there can be different actions. some people might scream. some people might panic. some people might faint. other people might try to put the fire out. other people might run, and you know there could be different reactions. but if you really believe something, there is going to be accompanying action. it's not the action that saves you. it's faith that saves you and that's the point that paul had been making throughout the entire book of romans. but now he says you've got to believe this from the heart to the degree that you're willing to confess it with your mouth. you got to act on it. so there is a...there is a relationship between your actions and your belief, but it is your belief that saves you, not your actions. but if you truly believe something, ther

>> andrew. >> i bet you your mother picks out your clothes. shouldn't let you wear those tight pants. you're too fat. >> andrew, that's enough! now! >> hey, man. yo. man, i'm just playing with you, man. i know you know. >> okay. >> we cool? >> yeah, we're cool. >> where are you from? >> virginia. >> virginia. that explains why you look like a virgin. >> leave me alone. >> or what? what, you gonna tell the teacher? >> leave me alone! >> [ chuckles ] or what? i'm right, though. you don't have a girlfriend, do you? no, 'cause girls in this school like ballers, not losers. >> shut up! >> andrew, didn't i tell you to leave geoffrey alone? geoffrey, are you okay? >> i'm fine, miss simmons. i don't need you defending me. >> "geoffrey, are you okay?" man, you are such a punk. you let the teacher fight all your battles? >> nobody fights my battles. >> and i'm gonna fight both of you if you don't stop it. >> sorry, miss simmons. >> and i don't see you writing. you need to be doing something. did you just -- i know you just didn't write "something" on th

we would like to point out andrew's upcoming speaking schedule. mark your calendars to come meet andrew at one of these events. in the month of september he'll be in charlotte, north carolina, johnson city, tennessee, and in colorado springs, colorado, and in october he'll be in walsall, england, victor harbor, south australia, melbourne, victoria, australia, and in carrara, gold coast, queensland, australia. for more details on andrew's next meeting in your area visit our web site >> at awmi.net. it is not enough for you to have need. need doesn't motivate god god is motivated by his own love to meet our needs and his power is available, but the thing that will release or appropriate this power of god is faith. >> announcer: the following program is paid for by the friends and partners of joyce meyer ministries. >> joyce: faith has nothing to do with what we see or what we feel. faith is something in our heart that says in our heart, "god is good. god keeps his word and if god said he'll do this, then i believe he'll do it. i don't care what i se

andrew? >> thank you, michelle, for that. back at the nasdaq this morning, there are more questions than answers about what happened yesterday. bertha coombs has all the details. i don't think she's left here in the past 24 hours. i can happily say i'll send it upstairs. i can see you. take it way, bertha. >> you're seeing the best side. the nasdaq issued a statement that the problem happened with a connectivity issue with an exchange partner. what we were talk about yesterday was the security information provider. this is essentially a utility that is owned by all of the exchanges that provides the feed that tells you what the pricing is. yesterday it appears everything was fine as the opening bell started here. the problem here at the nasdaq was there was a monsoon outside, dark clouds. but about 45 minutes in, the nasdaq doesn't say who the exchange participant is, but we do know about 45 minutes into trading yesterday, nyse arca starts reporting issues with its feed, initially saying it was having issues with messages on

andrews could tell me he is ready.hought something was wrong with robert through our practice, i wouldn't put him out there. >> two days after suffering a mild right foot sprain, kirk cousins's return to the game saturday is a long shot. cousins asked if he'll be back this pre-season. >> um, hard to say. it is a day-to-day thing. every morning just see how it feels and go from there. at this time, in the pre-season, um, the experience is valuable to go out there and play also not worth risking being ready and available when the games really do matter. >> in baseball, orioles host the rays, that is sports. >> let's go to sue for one look at the forecast. sue? >> we may see a thunderstorm later tonight. there are storms building along interstate 80 corridor and down to south. tomorrow chance of shower and storm. nice cool front friday. it might produce a shower or storm in the morning. it is going to bring us a less humid weekend with lots of sunshine. >> i am back tonight at 10:00 with shawn, myfoxdc.com. here comes tmz

. >> andrew. obviously, you know the dimaggio's well, you were a friend of james dimaggio. i can reveal that tomorrow night we'll have the first exclusive interview with laura, who was james dimaggio's only surviving sibling. you also are a therapist, and you dealt with many issues like this, so many issues raised by what happened here, a friend of yours who completely snapped, it would appear for reasons we may never be fully sure of. hannah, who was obviously in a complicated situation with him. what do you make of it, now that you've had a time to assess it. >> i think it goes back to his childhood trauma. in my work, i've seen a lot of this. it's prevalent how mental health issues are. people don't bring on themselves. so there's 2.2 million schizophrenics in the united states. that's twice the number of people who have alzheimer's disease. there's four times that have a mood disorder. we've dropped any mental health services largely, we have the community mental health centers acts. the state and federal governments have largely dropped their responsibility taking care

parker: winnie, detective andrews' son, what can you tell me about him? evan andrews.'s sealed because the parties involved were minors at the time. 'kay, contact the officer that was there. maybe he can give us some more information. winnie: sure. spike: team, schematics of the restaurant coming at you. ed: spike, break this down for me. if we're dealing with the same tech, how's this go? spike: real simple; bomber plants the device, waits for the targets to show up, presses a button. jules: it hasn't gone off yet. what does that tell us? best case, someone had a change of heart. more likely... all three of the targets aren't in place yet. so we call ahead, start clearing the place. jules: unless we supervise the evacuation ourselves, it's too risky. patrons start running out of there, it's gonna cue the bomber. he's gonna take out whatever target's are already there. ed: and we show up with the sirens blaring - same story. you all right? yeah. these aren't easy times. had to be done, right? parker: (bangs door shut) okay, let's bring your guy in. kate: hang on. somet

james andrews. coach shanahan did not say if rg3 would start week one against the eagles on monday night. he did say that dr. andrews expressed concerns about griffin. shanahan wants to speak with robert himself before he shared them publicly. griffin is not afraid to share. he took to twitter saying operation patience cleared. to god the glory. later in sports we will hear from tampa bay and from head coach mike shanahan and have full game highlights. a big night and moment for the redskins team. >>> with just a week until the official season kicks off. the nfl has reached a settlement with thousands of former players. the league has agreed to pay $765 million for lawsuits related to head injuries. that money would go to health screenings, research, and to compensating players with concussion-related issues covering dementia, als and a certain type of chronic brain damage. the nfl would accept no get or liability. >>> a lot of people getting out of town the next couple days. what will the weather b

it's all here in your article, andrew.t's what you decided to emphasize is what i have a problem with in terms of burying the lead. what he's basically saying is they wanted everyone to participate in the bailout, otherwise it wasn't going to work, there would be a stigma. >> that was the whole issue. >> to get it done, they couldn't have asked for restrictions. >> right. >> so there was no chance they could have. >> yep. >> but this is after the fact that the bonuses were paid. >> yep. >> why didn't you lead with, i believe that the root cause of every financial crisis is flawed government policies, and it was the case in that one as well. why wasn't that the lead? now there's no one in this country at this point that hasn't heard that it was all the banks' fault and all the greedy executives' fault. i would have led with that. in "the new york times," could you have put that? "the root cause was flawed" -- >> i know that flawed government policies is redundant, but if that was the headline, could that not have been the l

andrew and a group of us worked on creating a worker owned cooperative. we had tut put together a business model. we thought we could be successful. we that had backing of my other business rainbow grocery, we had the backing of the communicate. -- community. the community wanted us to stay. with jack spade coming along, we could not compete with a chain. obviously they share the same office in new york. baby gap, regular gap. and to compare, there is kate spade and say that the mission is very important to us and to have a park avenue store plop down where andrew and adobe books were there for 25 years is a desecration. it's horrible. i don't understand why there is any support from local businesses. the local businesses could have a cooperative there. we had ideas for having pop uks who would have some of the other businesses there and little corners of the store. so vote against this, please. thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is brees culver ton. i live in san francisco for 20 years. i have seen many changes. the reason i initially moved here

remember, you are the key, >> and there is no plan b. >> andrew's teaching on romans is available onither cd or dvd as seen on tv in the series titled the gospel: the power of god. or you can get this teaching in the book titled grace: the power of the gospel in either english or spanish. each is available for a gift of any amount. in addition, this teaching is available in a companion study guide. not only is the entire teaching included in the study guide, you can also print off as many copies as you like when you download the pdf files from the included data cd. this valuable resource is available for a gift of $35 or more. also, if you would like a verse-by-verse commentary on romans, consider andrew's life for today study bible: romans edition . it includes 470 footnotes that will help you understand god's unconditional love and grace. it's available for a gift of $20 or more when you contact us. or if you prefer, all of these resources are available as part of the romans collection. it includes your choice of either the cd or dvd, the book, the study guide, and the life for tod

we would like to point out andrew's upcoming speaking schedule. mark your calendars to come meet andrew at one of these events. in the month of september he'll be in charlotte, north carolina, johnson city, tennessee, and in colorado springs, colorado, and in october he'll be in walsall, england, victor harbor, south australia, melbourne, victoria, australia, and in carrara, gold coast, queensland, australia. for more details on andrew's next meeting in your area visit our web site >> at awmi.net. >> the ministry training program is designed to help charis bible college graduates identify and be equipped in their calling of either business, media, ministry, missions or worship. the business school gives students the opportunity to learn from entrepreneurs about planning, implementing and running successful >> businesses. >> everything they teach is just so practical. it really is easy >> to understand. >> the business school believes that sound biblically based business practices translate in the furtherance of the gospel and the kingdom. to learn

that took andrew jackson away. she ran the plantation and the firm and kept everything in order. everything loved her -- everybody loved her. > she could write a nice letter and had nice jewelry. she was not as frumpy and she was reputed to be. >> he rose in politics, that was an ugly sore. >> the campaign was so bitterly fought, that they went all out, calling her a whore. they used every piece that they could find and she was good garbage for them. >> made the statement that i would rather be a dookkeeper and live in that palace. > her niece was 21 years old when she became the white house hostess. >> for all of the negatives they had to say about andrew jackson, they loved her. >> received an education in the fine arts of being a lady. it was that kind of education that enabled her, when rachel suddenly dies, to slide into the role of white house hostess. >> the women liked her. the women's opinions and meant more. she knew exactly how to do things. >> it is emily that jackson has a falling out with. jackson nev

she wants people to honor 20- year-old andrew thomas and 1- year-old drew jackson by working with the police to find the killer. >> no more violence. >> no. no more. >> reporter: the best way to honor andrew and baby drew. >> pretty much. >> reporter: police say a gunman targeted the young father by walking into an east oakland backyard and firing about 8 rounds into a bedroom 2:45 yesterday morning. caught in the crossfire was his son. police believe the shooting may connected to another homicide in oakland over the weekend. the victim's family doesn't buy it. >> my son wasn't the person whoever they was looking for it wasn't andrew. >> reporter: she doesn't know why or who but the family and city leaders are calling for peace. >> put the guns down, stop the violence. >> reporter: this person from youth uprising says there's a lot of retaliatory shootings in oakland. it reflects the city's failure to have an effective crime- fighting strategy. >> it really is the failure of adults to create a safe environment. young people actually don't have any hope. and what my work has taught me

james andrews final diagnosis? "as governor bob mcdonnell returns thousands of dollars worth of gifts to campaign donor jonnie williams, attorney general ken cuccinelli says he's not giving anything back." "attorney general ken cuccinelli making quite clear tonight --- he will not be following the governor's lead" "cuccinelli received more than 18-thousand dollars worth of gifts" "they include a $1,500 catered thanksgiving dinner, private jet trips and vacation lodgings." ken cuccinelli. helping himself. not us. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from trelecicity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is ameri ca' best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity o td finnew roads. right now, get a 2013 chevrolet volt for around $269 per month. >> usually the focus of the final preseason game is which bubble players will play

now andrew, you were scheduled to be on the show to talk about dimaggio. now you just heard that your friend is dead. so, tell us what your emotions are right now. >> first of all, i spoke to laura, jim's sister, the family wishes to express their condolences for all the tragedy that has happened so far. right now, we're asking that they be left alone and people go through me. >> judge jeanine: let's talk about you and james dimaggioever expect this kind of thing could happen? >> yes, i've been express go to the media two nights ago it was my belief he was reacting to the suicide of his father of 15 years ago. the fact that he burned his house down on the anniversary date of his father's disappearance 15 years ago and the fact that i predicted he would kill himself or be killed today. >> judge jeanine: andrew, do we know why his father committed suicide? was there an episode that triggered that. >> his father had a long history, troubled history. he was in and out of jail. he had a crystal pseudoephedrine addiction and he took a large. methamphetamine and

andrew andrew's dad tom ashcraft on and so it we we've covered the topic but.just to repeat change dot org slash andrew ashcraft c r a s t is apparently that the change that or site you're talking about our next comment comes from teresa in bellevue washington who left a message on our rant line. hi tom this is three so letterman in bellevue love your show i just discovered you recently i would like to point out that i love how you talk about externalities and that's a very misunderstood point i would love to point out that if free market theory for a free market to work well there should be no extra analogies to all these free market people really suits you for cap and trade and all that other good stuff so it's a it's an interesting point to bring up when you're talking to free market worshippers thank you. brilliant you're absolutely right and it can't be said enough and it's some it's a conversation you will simply never hear in corporate media or mainstream media and tragically because it's really an important thing using oil as example the one that you me

web producer andrew blake is on the ground in fort meade with all the latest hi there andrew so what did what did bradley manning say. you know that's right aaron things just wrapped up around twenty minutes ago private first class bradley manning took the witness stand he read a sworn statement to the judge colonel denise lin and then was excused from the stand it was very brief he spoke given directly to the judge you actually seem like he was on the verge of tears he was very sincere i have part of it here in front of me from what we were able to gather from the statement just a moment ago manning took the stand and you first he said first your honor i want to start off with an apology. i'm sorry i'm sorry that my actions hurt people and i'm sorry i hurt the united states at the time of my decisions as you know i was dealing with a lot of issues but manning said no this was no excuse while he was well aware of what he did and he understood while he was doing while he did it he does not appreciate what his actions have been have spawn's he said i'm apologize for hurting the united

blake andrew what did manning say this afternoon there and how you did. so i was at or what did bradley manning say today. well bradley manning took the stand around an hour ago at four pm eastern here for need a side of baltimore maryland and for the first time he actually apologized for everything that he did months ago during his providence inquiry statement to the court during pretrial hearings private manning actually got up and he admitted everything that he did he said yes i sent hundreds of thousands of files to wiki leaks and i did this then the other thing and there is a reason for that i want to remove this fog of war and i want people to see what was actually going on in the world what was happening in iraq and afghan wars that with pantano bay and with the flow missy and all of that today however private manning took the stand in just around ninety seconds to two minutes he turned his head to colonel denise wind for citing judge in the case and he asked for forgiveness he apologized to the court he apologized to his country and he asked for t

andrews. who knows. somebody has to make a decision.now what he is saying, if the doctor clears him, he'll be able to go officially. if shanahan sees a problem, he'll do what he wants. >> sounds like he is playing week 1. he'll be okay. >> you two are playing sick all week. you are showing up. >> that's right. >> i promise, i too will be ready for week 1. >> tv ready. >> let's go to operation patients. i want football season to start. >> 89 reagan national yesterday. dulles, bwi marshall as well. we have a new 90 this week. we might do it today. one more very warm and humid day, temperatures expected a few degrees above normal. 73 in washington. 72 leonardtown, annapolis, baltimore, 72°. winchester 68°, 68 in hagerstown. temperatures trending a little above normal. we'll see that continue with the human air mass in place. showers last night, yeah across parts of virginia southern maryland. still left over showers out to bethany rahovath. little upper level trough came in. now we are focussing on north and west with the cold front. this

i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen, kayla tashi in. this will be fun, joseph kernen. >> keep your phone, you know, just don't be -- you have call waiting? >> i don't even have it. >> we're going to need you over the next two weeks when becky is out. we're going to need you periodically to do this. just know that and -- >> you can tweet me, e-mail me. >> don't make any serious plans. don't make any serious plans. aren't you in again tomorrow or is it the next day? >> i am. i'm in tomorrow. >> okay. good. there is a lot of people out. >> save some of your material, i'll save some of mine. >> a lot of people out in august. i hear home depot is -- >> out. >> right now. >> as we're speaking. >> we'll look at that compared to lowe's. i don't want you to have to -- >> 11.4%. >> let's do 1.24 is the number that we're looking for, which is 3 cents ahead of expect takings on sales of 22.5 billion, which was 700 million ahead of the $21.8 billion estimate. the company is looking for 2013 of $2.60. the street is already at $3.64. since there is th

>> welcome to gospel truth with andrew wommack. a teaching ministry that focuses on god's unconditional love and grace. >> and now, here's andrew. welcome to our tuesday's broadcast of the gospel truth . today i'm continuing my series through the book of romans and we're nearing the end of this series. this is my sixth week of teaching through the book of romans and i'm either going to finish on this friday or maybe just a few days into next week, but we're drawing to a close and i tell you, this has been powerful and there are so many good things that i'm saying. plus, i've said a lot of things that i haven't gone into the detail that i would love to do, but i mean, this is... this teaching through the book of romans is like the foundation of the christian life, and if i was to explain everything in the detail that god has given it to me, it would be a four year... five year series. i mean, there's just no way to share everything, but these materials go into much more detail than what i'm doing here on the television program, and

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. >> welcome to gospel truth with andrew wommack. a teaching ministry that focuses on god's unconditional love and grace. >> and now, here's andrew. welcome to our thursday's broadcast of the gospel truth . today i am continuing a teaching through the book of romans and we're now into romans, chapter 7, and yesterday we got through verse 14, and i tell you, this teaching is just powerful. it's not my teaching... it's the word of god. all i'm doing is just sharing things that are already in the word of god, and i tell you, it'll change your life and let me mention again before we get started, that the materials that i'm offering... i've got a book that i made on the book of romans. this covers the first nine and a half chapters in the book of romans. i've got this book. i've got an actual commentary that i wrote decades ago on the book of romans right here, and then i've got this study guide that is about 300 pages specifically made to help you receive, but also specifically to help you teach others and then we have cds and dvds that

. >> reporter: andrew was a friend of dimaggio's. >> he had no other family. i think he had to find a surrogate family and that's what he did. >> reporter: for 16 years, dimaggio was part of the anderson family, even helping out with the kids when brett took a job in tennessee. >> woe help get my son to football practice on days that hannah had dance or whatever. he was constantly there for me. >> reporter: and constantly there with the kids. hannah was a typical teen. >> she's a little shy, little bit of a ham bone at the same time. she got an award at school. she's my pinky pal. we have a little pinky pal handshake we do. she just started pop warner cheer. i think this was her second year because ethan was playing football for pop warner. she was going to be the cheerleader for his team. >> reporter: 8-year-old ethan loved football. even more, fishing. >> i love to fish. little "e" and i went about a month ago fishing at lake jennings. he was putting the worms on for me because they wrinkle up and are gross. i just remember him saying, aunt jen, i'll take ca

andrew miller, director of information security at pwc.imoni, vice president and chief technology officer at mcafee at ema. >>> to find out more about organized crime, head online for a slide show for a look at the world's most lucrative criminal activities, at cnbc.com. and tune in tomorrow for day three of our organized crime week when we take a look at financial crime. tom what else is coming up? >> a big focus on financial crime. good guests for you. make sure you tune in for that one. we'll be going through a lot of interesting cases and i'm picking them out for you. >> fantastic. you've been doing a lot of digging, a lot of research. looking forward to that. >>> moving on , mexico's president unveiled plans to open up the country's energy sector to foreign investors for first time in 75 years. speaking in a televised address enrique pasaid the proposal awas approval in parliament, but under the new law, private companies would be offered profit sharing contracts allowing companies such as royal dutch shell and bp to tap into mexico's

>> i want to be careful, i don't know the numbers exactly, andrew t.d? the answer is no. we are still an american company. the majority of our employees here. one of the few large high-tech companies that are. the real issue i'm signal having 23409 a long-term problem in this market. we are being cautious because of the inconsistencies walmart reported today, gdp growth, it's been revised down again and again and again. the same thing is inconsistency in our business. we have a portfolio play that allows to us navigate through this perhaps smoother than others. because when switching goes up, another sector may be weaker, mobile goes up, europe goes up, asia pacific balances the other way. >> does this impact any of your acquisition strategy? because the last time we talked, you talked about investing abroad in part because of the tax picture here in the united states and in part because of the growth opportunities. >> andrew, if i can raise it one level up, are we going to continue in acquisitions? the answer is, absolutely, yes. source fire is an exa

from him in there that in the election of 18 dirty too, saying the important thing isn't whether andrew jackson or henry clay wins the election. it's what we can do to stop the encroaching power. so you are surprised to hear them discussing any terms. the most familiar figure -- i wouldn't call him a favorite because he was a terrible person, but there is a guy named shawn tied, who in the 70s was on the circuit in churches saying he was a former are and telling these very elaborate conspiracy stories that brought in everything from the rockefellers, decoding the alleged meetings at ein rant was supposed to be a communist witch atlas shrugged was taken over and eventually turned out to be a serial and went to jail. but it's not just a colorful story in itself. what he was saying in the 70s then entered the main stream in the 80s but the satanic and people went to jail in serious news program site 2020 gave credence to a really bizarre claims that didn't go as far, but actually came pretty close. >> host: president andrew jackson became part of the conspiracy theory. >> guest: i open the