body was god's home he was profoundly american you're not just in individual but someone that could baa manifestation of god's presence so they said this could be interpreted even more concrete not just with your health but finances to help christians sing through every detail was proof that god was there. >> host: is uniquely american? >> in some ways it is indigenous with rugged individualism and supranatural bootstraps with incredibly high anthropology. with no nation for what they can accomplish. >> host: you are some of the preachers of the prosperity gospel? do they call it that? >> guest: i would include joel osteen, t.d. jakes, joyce meyer meyer, frederick christ christ, everywhere there is dave meggett church and the local celebrity but the term is controversial they don't want to be called that and that was the way to write the book have with a naturally resist that label? >> i managed to visit one quarter of what i identified as a major church i interviewed someone representing the ministry in which to every major conference i was pushed up against the glass to see what is go

. >> with connections to new york city mayor conrad, bill baa laz owe and president obama. if the president and the mayor of new york city care, what they should do is say okay, you should be paying to frame the cost of some of this. new york city police should basically -- i know it will never happen, but he has every right to basically arrest the head of the fciu for insighting that riot and causing what is going on in new york city. >> ben stein, it's costing lot of money. >> it's necessary. we have to protect the right of them. we have to appreciate the cops. the cops are our main line of defense between a decent society and anarchy. we are waging a war against criminals. in some cities, not all, some cities, there's an insurgency among inner city african-americans and to a smaller extent among hispanics. we love them, they are god's children like we are. we want them to not attack us. >> this is not what's happening here. this is a riot, in part insighted by these recent riots, the mayor of new york city who attack the cops all the time. >> come on -- >> you are being

the flyers have lost six straight to the tap baa pay lightning. tonight, peter forsburg honored, dropping the ceremonial first puck. and the save goes to nick schultz helping out steve mason with his skate. take a look one more time. unbelievable sliding save with his skate. that is amazing. less than a minute left, flyers power play, mark strife through traffic. second period, steven stamkos, one of the best in hockey because of shots like this. and the lightning strike twice. flyers lose 3-1. the lightning have played three games in four nights on the road. >> we should take advantage of the entire team. >> we can't be happy with the effort and the way we played tonight. >> check this out, the shot of the night. lasalle's jordan price, a buzz r beater from half court to tie the game sending it to overtime. but the explorers will lose 68-16 in o.t. on toet eagle's red skins. trent colt probably won't play saturday. he has a broken hand. so brandon grey will play in his spot. brandon has 5 1 halve. >> i'm excited because i know it's not going to b

we've never tried it with coo baa. i think it's time. >> you have mauro -- marco rubio. his family fled in the '50s and he's not in favor of the process. let me play what senator rubio had to play. >> i'm not in favor of the process which his release was required. it puts a price on every american abroad. governments know they can take a american hostage they can get significant concessions from the united states. it's ironic a week after we impose sanctions on humanitarian rights violators in venezuela. we are lifting it on the government that taught the venezuelans. >> a senior administration official tells nbc that gross was to be reported in poor health. you know the divide that exists whenever the conversation of cuba and the u.s. policy is discussed particularly in mr. rubio's home state of florida. >> yeah. it's a huge issue in florida. and very devicive. you'll hear, i think, some pretty sharp rhetoric on both side of the issue. it is important to remember that from all reports. i was checking, you know, a blog by one of cuba's leading disdents who wrote of mr. g

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for instance the wager me maclin bounced baaing from that devastating knee injury.ire season last year only to have him show this season he is an elite receiver. going over a thousand yards for the first time in his career, becoming a reliable deep threat and showing unbelievable pair of hands. you know it's a shame we don't get a chance to see that for a few more weeks. >> it's bittersweet like i said obviously, um, to be able to come back and be able to perform, um, has been great. but obviously you want to be playing after december. that's what it boils down to. so it's kind of -- kind of bittersweet. got to get better and continue to get better. >> now, two things this season will also be known for. eagles leading the league with 35 turnovers and the yellow flags that never stopped coming their way. last week was the worst example. 13 penalties over 100 yards. that's a key to losing your cool your exposure and the game game. >> sometimes you can't -- some of this you can't control. to play defense we got to be aggressive and we teach to go after quarterback's th

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he has been a heroic come baa tant and i'm sorry it has come to this. >> but police chief says there r their crimes outweigh their service. >> these officers have not only betrayed the public trust but also the trust of the honest and hard working men and women of this proud department. >> a judge has put an end to a long fight with the silicon valley billionaire. yesterday the county superior court ordered to immediately open the gates. closed access to the beach after purchasing the property back in 2008. the court found the effort to block public access in violation of the california coastal act. the rain moving out of the bay area. >> we did pick up about four tenths in hayward overnight. you can see it is mostly cloudy and little peeks of sunshine. >> welcome back, everyone. a quick look at live >> an american journalist held by militants following in the abduction last year. >> after learning his life was in imminent danger. a teacher from south africa was also killed during the attempted rescue mission. >> police have opened an investigation into a woman was molested at the pl

whether it's couth baa opening, that's really just a coincidence that now is the time that everythingame together on that. executive action obviously was pushed off for political reasons. they intentionally did that after the election. and stuff like what's happening in russia that as the president said is making some of his decisions look a little better in hindsight, that's not really in his control either. and then you know, the dynamics of lame duck that in 2010 it was the same story, there was a tremendously productive lame duck session right after shellacking volume one. so, you know, i think the president is still going to struggle to be relevant when the republican congress is seated, but he does have tricks up his sleeve. >> shellacking volume one, margaret, you covered the white house every day, molly knows, there's luck there in the timing of when things came together, gas prices dropping hurts putin, but do they see in 2015 a flurry of executive actions to keep him in the news and to keep republicans on their heels, or was that how to close out this year and next year, dea

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. >> i thought that the usual writer has finally come back from vacation baa we're seeing the typical rhetoric from north korea. it is just like what we hear when north korea attacks and lash out and they are at their very best here. a couple of things to note. it came out a couple of hours ago late here in korea. it is for america. it came from the national defense commission. this is the agency that as far as we know runs the military. the pentagon, if you will, speaking directly for kim jong un. the other thing that i note is that they are trying to up the ante. north korea craves attention and they are saying everyone is concerned about cyber attacks? we're going to make it worse. >> jamie, nice to see you. how do you take the new threats? is it all bluster or is this the beginning of a more aggressive strategy? >> certainly it's part bluster. but given the fact that they have had a very successful attack on a u.s. and japanese corporation there's a greater pobltd that they can inflict real damage. and from the u.s. perspective we need to take that very seriously while not falling

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clouds very extensive across the entire coastline up towards oregon, washington state, down through the baa ja of californi. this system very widespread cloud cover but really only a little amount of rainfall. as we zoom in and take a look at the live radar we don't have any rain return. as we head through the afternoon and evening hours we start to see the showers develop. today will be a dry day across the entire bay area. tonight around midnight the showers will push through. notice the band here. that's mid level moisture. by tomorrow morning the first showers will be points toward the golden gate bridge and north. everybody else not expecting a whole lot of rainfall with this system and the shower activity really going to stay isolated across the north bay. showers will continue through the day tomorrow. places like san jose, you're not expecting to see really anything. maybe a trace of an inch of rainfall with this system that will come through more like of a quarter of an inch. maybe in between a .1 of an inch. the bigger system, the more we're concerned about is the one that we'll m

the presidential press conference comes amid historic moves on cue baa and a computer hack. the fbi concluded that north korea is responsible for the sony pictures hack that pulled the plug on the movie "the interview." the fbi statement said the sony hack reaffirms that cyberattacks pose one of the greatest threats to the united states. the president said that he understands the concerns be you says that sony was wrong to shelf the film. >> yes, i think they made a mistake. we cannot have a society in which some dictator some place can impose censorship in the united states. >> sony pictures ceo michael linten responded by saying that the studio had no choice once the theaters declined to show the film. >> we have not caved. we have not given up. we have persevered and we have not backed down. we have always had every desire to have the american public see this movie. >> going forward the president said he hopes congress will work with him to develop stronger cybersecurity measures. as for pyongyang he made sure to note that the target of this hack says a lot about the regi

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. >> paying a lot to go baaing, a lot of that mohn is going right to the government, but they want to see where i grew up. >> it did not change his perspective at all, i believe there are certain things about this move that can really help the cuban people. if we react responsibly. elana says she grew up hating the castro regime, and for her, the revolution destroyed her family. rah gina for her part is cautiousiest optimistic. well, tony, while that trip opened some old wounds for her parents she said you know what, this transformation and the real change is not only going to come from my generation, but also from my peers inside cuba. >> in little havana in miami, and coming up, our series on police body cameras continuing all those devices don't matter, if they are not being used correctly, also, many black families call tut race talk. discussing how to interact with police, so situations hike the eric garner and michael brown case don't happen. a look at those is next. and black children make up 77% of the student body, but the school board has only one black official. a string of

he was appointed to fill the seat of max baa kus.would be the incumbent senator, easier for raising money and touting everything he's been able to do in the senate. a few months in the new york times reported he had plagiarized pieces from the army war college. he initially said he didn't do anything wrong. he then later told the ap he had been suffering from ptsd while he was writing the thesis. he didn't resign but he did say he wouldn't run for senator. it didn't give democrats enough time to run against the republican who was a strong candidate and the democrats lost that race. the republican will be sworn in. >> the next doesn't involve american politicians. but it gets an honorable mention. toronto's mayor rob ford. >> what else can you say? rob ford. the mayor of toronto for two terms. he was accused of taking crack cocaine. he denies that. a video cape out-- came out smoking cocake. his excuse he was drunk. that's not going to help your political career too much. but he served out his term. he's actually been re-elected to be

baa. the embargo is what we need. jeb bush has been getting paid for years for a bank that has been nailed for vie lating the sanctions against cuba and illegally doing business there. since 230089, jeb bush had been a very well-paid advisor to barclays. it's been there since 2008. in 2010, barclays was fined nearly $300 million because the bank was found to have been dlib ratly hiding its financial transactions with cuba and several other sanctioned regimes over more than a decade. so president obama normalizes relagszs with cuba. jeb bush hammers president obama for easing up on sanctions against cuba. jeb bush has been working for a bank that was vie lating those sapgtszs for years. and then this morning, in a totally un-related development, it was announced that jeb bush will be leaving barclays in two weeks. trksz ada. jeb bush had to know this was coming. he was working there when they had to pay a $300 million fine. his signature issue is the embargo in cuba. but right out of the gaet, his first day of actively

and the hawk was put safely baaing in her cage and then taken back to the zoo. >> good thing they got. >>> exactly. >> all right. here's howard. >> i'd like to have the hawk stay there for few weeks. all right. the phillies getting closer to making changes at the top. and players that are almost certain to go. and the 76ers trying to excite the city and country by winning one game in their first 18. >> back on october 2nd i first reported sources had told me phillies had pushed phillies president dave montgomery out as the president out of his president's office when it was announced he took a medical leave of absence. that was part of the story with the my am -- minority partner john middleton positioning himself to purchase majority interest of the team. all right. the follow up on this story. i'm now told by sources mop has been told he will not be back as the phillies president and middleton has told people close to him he will get that majority ownership as pat gillick runs the team as the enter rim president. i'm also told pitcher cole hamels is almost a lock to be traded and my

. >>> new at 6:00 p.m., not only a music legend baa true san francisco legend. 67-year-old carlos santana continues to perform but behind the music is a compelling and inspiring personal story. here is nbc bay area's joe rizada jr. >> this book is dedicated to my dearest mother. >> reporter: any good story -- >> for her power, patience, tenacity. >> as a beginning and end. but along the way, you need a few twists and turns to strike a chord. >> it's about completing a certain chapter in my life. >> reporter: so after a life-time of gripping a guitar, musician carlos santana has now tried his hand at author. >> the main reason is for healing, you know. i think that everyone on this planet needs healing. >> reporter: his new book is called "universal tone." it's about his childhood to mexico and san francisco through his long run as a musical guru. >> i have completed this whole bushel of stories. >> reporter: among the stories are taling of the many powerful influences who shaped his sound but perhaps the most important was his father, jose santana. >> played violin. in the beginning he st

are you going to give it baaing to them. >> yes. >> okay.sure. >> the woods have a message for him. >> look at my husband. how can you do that and live and sleep at night? >> martin and tenuto had their first court appearance yesterday in the criminal case. in an of the mail to the woods they apologized claimed they had not stolen their money and wrote that they were trying to secure a lone to pay their them back. stratford has suspended their business license in part because they're not registered as contractors with the state. a registration which requires applicants to disclose criminal convictions. jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> hopefully the woods have everything work out for them. >>> hope so. >> really soon. >> actor and comedian kevin hart is smack dab in the middle of the sony e-mail hack scandal. >> and today he's letting his fans know how he feels about it. this is all because of these leaked e-mails written by movie 60 tiff about heart's agent. the studios asked the actor comedian to tap into his social media following to promote a f

the presidential press conference comes amid historic moves on cue baa and a computer hack.uded that north korea is responsible for the sony pictures hack that pulled the plug on the movie "the interview." the fbi statement said the sony hack reaffirms that cyberattacks pose one of the greatest threats to the united states. the president said that he understands the concerns be you says that sony was wrong to shelf the film. >> yes, i think they made a mistake. we cannot have a society in which some dictator some place can impose censorship in the united states. >> sony pictures ceo michael linten responded by saying that

the third baa tall -- battalion was going to win. more than 600 yards past the line of departure. our initial assault on san pietro, heavy casualties. the attack on 12 of five was a brilliant success. a strongly entrenched enemy knew that an assault was in progress. to the right of 1205, the third ranger battalion had also captured its objective, but only after costly casualties. the enemy was not taken unaware at 950. counterattacks would be expected on both 1205 and 950. they were not long in developing. the first was launched during the early daylight hours. day and night, they followed, unremitting violence. the toll of enemy dead mounted with each new attempt. german prisoners captured 1205 and 950 and said they had been ordered to retake those positions at all costs. in addition to defending 2105, the first battalion undertook the reduction of enemy defenses organized along the ridge running west. on the 12th of december, the first battalion was reinforced by the parachute battalion, which maintain the defenses of 1205 and 950,

and the anchors just looked at me like this guy, this big baa -- bafoon, this big clumsy, klutz yy schmuckm. >> such a delicate touch david has. >> the station doesn't fess up about the prank, and within days the local story goes global. >> people wondered, is it real, is it not real? and that's what made it so viral so quickly. >> those who think it's real give david a cold reception in blogs and comment sections. >> they were brutal to me. they called me every name turned -- under the sun. and i'm very sensitive. >> we are reading through all the comments, thousands and thousands of people responding, it was like, it's just a piece of ice. come on, people. >> my station said, listen, you have some resemblance of credibility left as a reporter, you better explain what happened. >> david comes clean about the prank. still, he has no regrets about putting his station's reputation on the line and casting doubts on his journalistic integrity. >> oh, my god! i don't take myself seriously, so every so often you have a little bit of fun. if you can fool the audience and the public and have them

>> caller: baa b-b-b- boo-yah professor cramer. go uconn huskies. >> love the huskies. what's up?er: first, jim, thanks for sharing all your knowledge and expertise with us. i've learned a lot from you over the past ten plus years. long live cramerica. >> thank you. >> caller: secondly, my condolences to you and your family for the loss of your dad. >> thank you. >> caller: jim, about a week ago, i purchased shares in blue bird bio. i got really lucky, purchased them a week ago last month, next day, it was up 35 points. >> right. >> so what i'm wondering now is buy more? >> no, you don't want to buy more. they ended up doing a giant secondary, so took advantage of the much higher price. if the market is down big over a couple of days, people will give up on that stock and send it down, even though it does have a great formulation. that's your chance. don't buy it right here. they just priced a deal. it's too high in this kind of market. you'll get a better price. ann marie in new york? >> caller: jim, i need your help with bv energy partners, bvet. do i hold or sell? >> i think, f

agreement in the united nations to stop the bombing and that we were going to get nato forces in there, baa the peacekeepers -- be the peacekeepers, the albanian refugees could return. i could finally relax, i shot my best score in golf that night. the next morning i went in the office after a good night's sleep, and 8:00 in the morning i had a call from a guy on the ground in bosnia, and he said, sir, the russian troops that were in bosnia, they're pulling out. they're crossing the -- they're on the highway, they're going into serbia. and so we spent the friday the 11th of june with cnn watching this russian battalion driving down the autobonn toward the airport. nato couldn't figure out what to do, there was lots of confusion inside. and the next morning at one a.m. the russians arrived at the airfield that was nato's objective in kosovo. so we followed that with a long series of back and forth. after four years, the russians gave up on kosovo and left. we won, but behind the scenes i think it was vladimir putin who was the intelligence chief who was helping to run this operation at the t

. >>> welcome baa and merry christmas.and cheers so happy you're here ♪ ♪ cause it's christmas, oh yeah, baby it's christmas, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ in a cozy sweater singing songs by the fire ♪ ♪ hear the sleigh bells ringing and sipping on apple cider ♪ ♪ presents under the tree, stealing kisses from me ♪ ♪ cause it's christmas, oh yeah ♪ ♪ baby, it's christmas, oh yeah ♪ ♪ it's pumpkin pie, it's glistening outside, family and cheers, so happy you're here ♪ ♪ cause it's christmas, oh yeah ♪ ♪ kis me under the mistletoe ♪ kiss me under the mistletoe ♪ oh, yeah ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ oh yeah ♪ it's pumpkin pie, it's glistening outside, family and friends, so happy you're here ♪ ♪ cause it's christmas ♪ oh yeah ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ ohhhh ♪ oh, yeah, baby it's christmas ♪ ♪ baby, baby it's christmas >> amazing. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks soft for having me. >> you co-wrote and co-produced that song. you're not just a great voice. what is it like to have written that song and have it be number one on the ho

. >>> welcome baa and merry christmas.ing outside family and cheers so happy you're here ♪ ♪ cause it's christmas oh yeah ♪ ♪ kis me under the mistletoe ♪ ♪ kiss me under the mistletoe ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ ♪ it'spie, it's glistening outside, family and friends, so happy you're here ♪ ♪ cause it's christmas ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ ♪ ohhhh ♪ ♪ oh yeah, baby it's christmas ♪ ♪ baby, baby it's christmas ♪ >> amazing. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks soft for having me. >> you co-wrote and co-produced that song. you're not just a great voice. what is it like to have written that song and have it be number one on the holiday charts? >> thank you so much. i've been doing it since i was 9 years old so it's just natural for me. >> okay. so your husband eric plays for the jets and you have a new baby this year. >> we do. she was born in march. >> amazing. what does that do for christmas? i assume you love making christmas music if you're making it but having a family does that c

there are guarantees in kpu baa. their own choices and work at the businesses -- and we need to have labor unions in cuba. >> and you don't think the relations with the u.s. would prompt the changes? >> these enhanced relationships with the united states that the obama administration announced is going to help one people. maybe two people. fidel and raul castro. and the most important part it hurts u.s. national security interests in the short term and the long-term. >> let me ask you something. we hear a lot of talk about the generational divide that twists in cuba. the older folks are staunch in the support of the embargo but younger people are not. they're changing their perspective. it's time to see that the new generation sees things differently. you represent the youngest voting district in the state of florida. you're not a old guy yourself. >> i'm 364. >> tell me about the again rational divide that exists between cuban-americans. >> what upset most people in my generation is to see our country, the united st