now athena is off to school. bye, athena!er was deee-licious! - i'm glad that you enjoyed your chicken. - mm-hmm. - ok, my fuzzy super guy, help us clean up the table. - ok. i'm a super helper! here you go. - well, thank you, super daniel. now you can play for a bit, and then it's bedtiiiime. - come on, let's go play superheroes. i'm being super daniel! let's zoom! zoom, zoom, zoom! zoom, zoom! (he gasps.) oh, no! tigey's falling! let's go help him! ok, tigey, hang on! i... got you. phew! super daniel saves the day! - super dad is here. whooosh! - hello, super dad! - hello, super daniel. super dad is here to help you get ready for bedtiiiime! - bedtime? but super daniel doesn't go to bed. whoosh! (both laughing) - super daniel does go to bed. and you have a lot to do to get ready for bedtime. shall we start with your bedtime song? - yes! - ♪ bath time, brush teeth ♪ ♪ pjs, story and song, and off to bed ♪ - whoa! - gotcha! come on, super daniel what's the first thing we need to do to get ready for bed? - ♪ bath time ♪ so... b

. >> february 15th, 2006, excitement is building for greece athena's last game of the season.he teacher is one of many in the crowd. >> very excited that there was a game that night. and that there was a chance that he was going to be able to get in for the first time. in the back of my mind i was just thinking, oh, my goodness, i hope the coach lets him in. >> fans are in the bleachers. many of them are shooting the video as the game gets under way. >> they have signed, j-mac signs. they had pictures of his face on little paint sticks and so forth. so that was -- it sent a chill down your back, you know. >> but near tend of the second half, the clock is ticking down and jason, number 52, is still on the bench. >> the crowd throughout the game, because they would periodically start chanting "we want j-mac." just in case i had forgotten. >> with only four minutes left and the lead built, the coach finally does what everyone in the crowd has been hoping for. >> i started hearing the chants again pretty loud. i was just kind of mulling in my mind when is the best time to put him

. >> let me introduce you to athena health.company in the digital medical records business and we're joined now by the chief executive officer. his name is jonathan bush. some relation to the bush political dynasty, i do believe and he joins us from watertown, massachusetts. is that correct, sir? >> well, i think of them related to me and the free world. stuart: you're a nephew to george w. >> a nephew of one and cousin to the other and they're gone now, but thanks for having me on. i want to just correct-- i think the problem with health care in terms of information technology is that most of it is in software companies and athena health is a cloud-based service, a national network nobody has to buy software and information requirements changes. stuart: and you are in the business of putting medical records on electronically, right? that's what you do. >> that's right, medical records, communications and bills, all of those sort of footprints. stuart: we're told that within obamacare, this is going to save a lot of money, okay

>> the word -- it's like the word for the parthenon because athena was a virgin goddess, the word is parthenos and that's the word that appears in greek of isaiah 7:14 but it's not the order in the original hebrew. >> what's the word? >> the hebrew text says ama. >> what does that translate to. >> it's the word for young girl which has its own greek word. >> what's the greek word. >> the greek word would be nianis. >> niansus is not parthenos. >> i have three daughters, we hope that young girls are virgins but it's not the same word. >> mary is not a parthenos. >> i don't know if she was or not but the text says -- >> how do you know the hebrew was mistranslated when put into greek. >> hebrew has word for virgin. it's tula and that's not what the hebrew text is. >> all right now, she is attacking the whole notion of the virgin birth of jesus christ. when she points to this translaws, what do you say about that. >> where i would take issue professor sore fredriksen is assuming because of the greek text, because of that difference empty words between the greek and hebrew text that that

definitely is cheap and we are going to leave it all off there but the capital account is up next on our athena let's check in with lauren lyster to see what is on today's agenda lauren hi there liz well some news in the precious metals space in japan pension funds there are they haven't typically invested in gold now they're starting to why is that could it be to head to get some of the risks in the financial markets and with currencies we will discuss with the men who together we call the gold antitrust action committee they are the men behind data also j.p. morgan a big bank that some have alleged or believe has manipulated the silver market now they have a new copper exchange traded fund so we'll talk about what could happen there that's coming up in just a couple of minutes right lauren thanks for that update that is going to do it for the news but for more on the stories we covered check out our you tube channel you tube dot com slash r t america our web site r t done com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter at liz wall back here in a half hour. technology innovation all the develop

like zeus, hera, artemis and athena, apollo was one of the olympian gods, that family of divinities who presided over the ancient and diverse pagan universe. >> paganism is our designation for what 90-something percent of the people in the mediterranean were doing. jews are a visible minority. and then, everybody is doing lots of other things. >> one would have found a rich array of deities meeting the various needs of individuals. it's like going to a supermarket and being able to sort of shop for god. and you have them at various times in your life and for various functions of your... of your living. >> narrator: by the time paul arrived in corinth, pilgrims had been worshipping for centuries at local shrines, like the sacred spring of the pierenne. to devout pagans like these, paul's message of a jewish messiah come to save all mankind, jew and gentile alike, must have seemed outlandish. >> and so, when we hear paul say, "i've determined to know nothing among you but jesus christ, jesus the messiah and him crucified," that must have struck an interesting chord among these cosmopolita

that's because a company called athena labs sent him a cease-and-desist letter when it found out he wasng people for genes they owned. >> a gene is a natural, living thing. how on earth can anyone allow patenting of a gene? >> he's particularly concerned because we've now reached a point where our entire genetic makeup can be examined in one relatively simple test. >> but you may have problems, because if there is a gene within that bunch that indeed has been patented, you can't even report on it, actually. and the lawyers say you shouldn't even be testing it because that's infringing their patent. >> when our story continues, we'll meet a molecular biologist who says the high price we pay for biotech industry patents is actually a fair way to reward those companies for their investments, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! y

people didn't, you know, spring like now that, since we're using these mythological metaphors, like athena from zeus's head. people didn't sort of pop into the world with no social benefits. but there's this tendency to see that to see success as your own personal success when, yes, you may have worked hard to get there. but there are a lot of people who worked hard who didn't end up with all the cash and prizes. >> i think there's two reasons. one is an unjustly obscure economist named michael jensen wrote some very important papers in the '80s explaining, basically, that the only responsibility that a corporate executive had was to maximize profits. that anything else, any responsibility to the workers, any responsibility to the communities was nothing. the way he helped the nation, the way he helped everybody in a sort of adam smithian view was to just relentlessly raise corporate profits. and then secondly, unfortunately, i think bill clinton had something to do with this. remember, in the 1993 budget deal, he had a provision that capped the deduction for corporate executive pay at a m