timothy mcveigh is a fan of "behold a pale horse." but also, it's really popular in the hip-hop fan community and the idea that jay-z is an illuminati mastermind. these kind of very disparate communities unite behind holding william cooper's "behold a pale horse" in high regard. and part of that is how all encompassing cooper's narrative is. and it has to be all encompassing because he has a very direct philosophy. he writes, i do not believe in fate. i do not believe in accidents. i cannot and will not accept the theory that long sequences of unrelated accidents determine world events. remind us of anything? >> bingo. cooper is an excellent example of that idea of mechanistic causality, of that idea that evelyn brought up before, that there has to be a reason. for cooper, everything happens for a reason. there is no contingency. there is no accident. which means that when the question of extraterrestrial life comes along, it also is going to have to be folded into his grand conspiracist narrative, and cooper's is the builder brg grou

to behold the rediscovered remains of heliopolis that database is like being returned to those ancient days two thousand years ago when the masons perform their staccato chiseling labors they visit continued on this vast building site for more than two hundred years. construction of the temple of jupiter alone took fifty years the entire lifespan of a mason for fifty years the blocks of stone were cut the panel smoothed to shape the capitals caught from the stone. this is the largest human stone on it weighs close to a thousand pounds it's within sight of the temple the probably older than the room inside. and the foundations of the erstwhile temple of jupiter there are three huge blocks of stone how were they moved what mighty buildings stood in this place before those the romans built to this day we do not know the answer. in heliopolis the city of the sun everything is the knowledge of the knife. but what of all the figures in the measurements what all of it at the pit as a twenty meters told more than two meters in diameter and each consists of only three cylindrical bones. what do

and lo and behold. they got me out.e it. >> none of the marines on the tank were identified and that was fine with grantham who didn't want people to know he had been to hell and back. >> tried to hide back into society. and just fade away. you know? and be -- be look everybody else. and have a -- a nice, normal life. but it didn't, it didn't last. the war has a way of -- rearing its ugly head from time to time. once you, once you, once you learned something, it's hard to unlearn it. >> what did you learn? >> i learned, that, that, humanity can be very cruel to each other. >> diagnosed with severe and kronni i chronic ptsd, for 29 of 50 years has been in therapy and doesn't go anywhere without his service dog, bo. >> there was a lot of memories. nightmares, a lot of resentment to, to, to, what had happened to us. what, what, we were put through. >> the vietnam war still rears its ugly head. but he is hiding no longer. >> dr. katz. >> 50 years after teteu. marine on the tank says team to see the war more clearly. >> i'm

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. >> will behold the wall over their head? >> as you saw in the meeting is discussion by the president and by others on border security. democrats are for border security. let me make that very plain. we are for border security and we are prepared to work with the president on border security which means many things to many people and maybe different things to different people so it will require work to get that done. [inaudible] that's why i emphasize border security. the president emphasized as a matter of fact that the wall meant different things to different people and he mentioned offenses and he mentioned technology. he mentioned other things so it was clear in the meeting that wall did not mean some structure structure. [inaudible] while i understand that. we are going to be working on that. >> i asked directly if the wall must be part of the daca deal and the president said yes. >> let me tell you what i think. the president thinks they are interchangeable because he mentioned border security on a number of occasions i

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and i think that as a nation, it's really beholding to start thinking that way. we are really good at responding to natural disasters and i think it's a real testament to the generosity of the spirit of the united states, that when a disaster happens, we're ready and show up with first responders and make donations and we call in to the benefit concerts happening on tv. we sent teddy bears and we donate blood. we're great at that sort of thing. but we consistently underestimate the power of natural disaster. ask the average american what the biggest threat is that they face on a daily basis, the average american will tell you that is is either nuclear disaster or terrorist attack. both things are really unlikely. it's much more likely that we are going to be the victims of a natural disaster than either of those things. because we lack that imagination, the preparedness along the way, and i think that's really what we need to be focusing on. we have this knowability of earthquakes. we have the potential to invest more in things like tsunami monitoring systems. we

almost as if they are behold to left wing that they can't give the president even victory on keeping government open. chris: i want to take you back to the big meeting that was held on friday in the white house between president trump and chuck schumer. senate democratic sources tell me this, let's put it up on the screen, schumer raised full funding of a wall, more than $18 billion and a full increase in military $80 billion, white house chief of staff john kelly later called back and said to schumer that it was, quote, too liberal. is that true? >> can you put the list back up, i can respond in turn? >> we could remember it, go ahead. full funding. >> full funding for the wall, no. what mr. schumer offered authorization and i know that's deep down in the weeds for folks that live in washington, d.c. the difference between authorization is night and day. hasn't been built because the money was never appropriated, never funded. that's the same deal that chuck schumer offered on saturday. chris: let's focus on that because i think that's important. yesterday you went after schumer har

lo and behold they don't know anything about anything. and the thing that's really striking to me about the excerpts of the wolff book that we heard so far is just how, you know, dysfunctional -- and dysfunctional is being generous, i think -- this white house is. and how little it knows what it needs to know to be an effective executive branch of the united states of america. it's just appalling. >> steve schmidt, on the topic of the dysfunction, a former national security official from the last republican administration, the one in which you and i worked, suggested that people often compare disastrous campaigns or white houses to the titanic. and they suggest efforts to pass legislation as moving the chairs around. he says this is the first political operation where you could suggest it's like the titanic but instead of moving the chairs around they're eating each other. it's basically cannibalism aboard the titanic as its sinking. can you speak the fact these are people who by and large do not like each other, do not trust each other,

although and behold ed lee wasn't even buried yet.paper, they was talking about the resident, here's his legacy, but the next page said, name the name, justin herman, after ed lee. to the hell about having that about ed lee, he had nothing to do with the black community. another thing, you have not one black official say anything about ed lee publicly, because he say all you negros -- >> president buell: i think we're talking about -- under the rule, you can speak under public comment about whatever you like, this is about the agreement. >> i'm going to go there, sir. >> president buell: please do. >> you messed up my time. >> president buell: i'll give you a little more time. >> nobody said a damn thing, don't stop me. there is no justin herman. i wish i knew that. i'm on this case, the bottom line is this agency, made a big egregious mistake on his name. you didn't vote, did you? but bottom line is, i want to know, like all the rest of us black folks, from that time when -- where does it go from here? because in the paper, this guy

and marvel at what they behold. birth?ikely was israel's how more unlikely has been her survival? and how confounding and against her thriving.een in sickness and in health. and you turn hope into a future. israel is like a tree that has grown deep roots in the soil of your forefathers. as it grows, it reaches ever closer to the heavens. today and every day. the jewish state of israel bear witness to god's faithfulness as well as your own. it was the faith of the jewish people that gathered the scattered fragments of a people and make them whole again. the language of the bible and the landscape of the live again.ade them and it was faith that rebuild the ruins of jerusalem and made them strong again. the miracle of israel is an .nspiration the united states is proud to stand with israel and their people. [applause] vice pres. pence: and so we will pray for the peace of jerusalem. it that those who love you be secure that there be peace within your walls and security in your citadels. strive for work and that brighter future where everyone who calls this ancient land their home sh

it just -- >> anthony: behold the magnificence. it's a very important part of your childhood. by hand. >> julio: yep. shep, ready? >> anthony: whoa, you just dump them into a bucket. awesome. wow. wow, that's pretty much the way i want to end up. just be able to pour me right into a pot. there's lots to do and everyone pitches in to help. it's an extended all day affair of prepping, chopping, dicing, slicing, mixing. and of course, there's some sampling along the way. like this wild pig sausage that someone was nice enough to stop by with. sheldon works up a potato-mac salad. >> shep: you not gonna do it? >> sheldon: one more time! >> shep: okay, hittin' ya one more time. >> anthony: julio carves up some unicorn fish which he caught himself earlier in the day. chef mark tarbell stuffs a couple of fresh red snappers before throwing them in the oven. there's poi pounded fresh out back. and somewhere, somewhere pig's foot soup is happily bubbling away. >> man: here try this chili pepper water. >> julio: chili pepper water. >> anthony: wait a minute, why do i want to do this? ther

the underlying technology in here is something to behold. get the experience that we wanted at the quality we know, like apple products in general take startingyears to do, from the core technology and then building up to the product. >> you have people out there finally! what took so long? know, for us, it's never been about being first in anything. back, we didn't have the first mp3 player. we didn't have the first smartphone. we didn't have the first tablet. there was a tablet shipping a decade before. very few people used it. arguably we shipped the first modern mp3 player, the first modern smartphone, the first modern tablet. weren't first in any of those. so for us, it's not about being first. it's about being the best. >> it's the 10th anniversary of the iphone. ios, iosveiled the new 11. what does that tell us about what's next? that ios 11 isou unbelievable. both for iphone and ipad. there's incredible things in it to peer payments. it's the biggest ipad release ever. i have greathat personal excitement in -- i'm it, but i'mt all of

they're talking about an ice storm here, and lo and behold here comes her boyfriend and turns fiance,'si listen. >> so, will you marry me? >> yes. i was ready for breaking weather! oh, my gosh. >> that is an completely different kind. she got a new rock, an ice skating rink on her finger. congratulations to eddie there. what an >>> breaking this morning on "world news now." first the cold, now a monster storm, ready to spread misery from the deep south to maine. the storm so powerful it's being billed as a winter hurricane. we'll track the latest forecast. >>> and also breaking overnight, president trump fires back at north korea's leader. in a bold new tweet, the president warns that america's nuclear button is bigger and more powerful. >>> and new this half hour, the admission from tonya harding. >> what she's saying about this infamous attack on nancy kerrigan. the interview ahead. >>> also the gaines family and the major announcement.

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every game responds differently to behold. everyone sees something else or not some find it. to government and others say the opposite. as developers we ask uncomfortable questions but then we watch the game and find their own. court order. to support the development of games that take on real world social and political themes germany is good to institute launched the international marketing this project. one of the game jams was scheduled for november to be at risk. as a member of the jury helped mentor the young developers. bring change at the beginning they have just forty eight hours to come up with a game. that really pushes the participants i think courage is them to come up with some fantastic idea. to get out but they say i'm going to their games and after reflecting their personalities see. the winners of the international competition will get to present their work at the international games week this april in berlin. that opportunity helped spur on the competition. to choose was a jury favorite it's a moral dilemma the gamer has to decide who will be run over by a t

. >>> behold a deep rare jellyfish who changes colors. it was located off baja california, mexico.t is a star burst pattern that reflects the light off the ship. >>> on the cps "moneywatch" the cities that made amazon's wish list. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. earnings and concerns over budget negotiations in washington drove stocks lower. the dow fell 97 points, the s&p lost 4 points, and nasdaq finished 2 points lower. >>> amazon lists its potential home for 2020. it could employ as many as 50,000 people. the largest concentration of 20 potential cities is in the northeast, but the list also includes chicago, denver, los angeles, and toronto. >>> facebook appoints its first african board member. mark zuckerberg has been trying to employ kenneth chenault since 2001. he serves on the board of procter & gamble, ibm, harvard, and others. >>> burger king announces a burger, a double quarter pound king sandwich. now f that sounds familiar, there's a reason. very much like mcdonald's double quarter

. >> lo and behold. >> 6'3" is what dr. bornstein, the doctor we have all become familiar with. >> his personal doctor. >> i was not there yesterday so i did not get to ask this question. i am still not clear whether the president was weighed and measured anew or they took old measurements. there was some question at some point if i remember correctly whether they measure said his waistline. he said no, we don't do that. we do height and weight, which indicated its was a new measure. >> it would be unusual to go to any physical examination and not have them do your weight. >> he was the obama physician. he is admired by a lot of people in the white house. he has a very good reputation. it is important to take a lot of what he said at his word. it is is understandable given the white house's track record and this president's track record with honesty, especially when it comes to numbers, there is reason to doubt. >> and dr. jackson is said go out is and answer every single one of their questions. he took an hour. he seemed t

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and lo and behold, enrolls the dr. from wb you. today just as we talk, wb you with the rockefeller neuroscience institute, words almost too complicated for me to speak their bringing docs and from all over the world that will do the most landmark stuff you can possibly imagine. one of these doctors brought to me a file this big. probably have 30 chips in it. they were the third of a size and maybe a grain of rice. he said it may well be they can. the opiate addiction. they can take away the craving one of those chips that will last for a year. it is unbelievable what is happening right there in our state, and her home university. so please, understand i'm going to support them in every way possibly can in this strive to combat this terrible drug epidemic. this is called the comprehensive annual financial report. every year for the past three years we have been late getting it done. we were put on a five year probation by the federal government. and it is punitive to our higher ed. i can probably say it's done. it's done. [applause]

freedom and seek a brighter future should cast their eyes here to this place and marvel at what they behold. how unlikely was israel's birth and how unlikely is for survival and how compounding and against the odds is the thriving. you've turned the desert into the garden, scarcity into 20, sickness and health and hope into the future. israel is like a tree that has grown deep roots in the soil of your forefathers and get as it grows it reaches ever closer to the heavens. and today, and every day, the jewish state of israel and all the church people bear witness to god's faithfulness as well as your own. it was the face of the jewish people that gather the scattered fragments of the people and made them whole again. they took the language of the bible into the landscape and made them live again. and it was faith that rebuild the ruins of jerusalem and made them strong again. the miracle of israel is an inspiration to the world and the united states of america is proud to stand with israel and her people as allies. [applause] so we will pray for the peace of jerusalem that those who love you

and so, the underlying technology in here is something to behold, and to get the experience that we wantedt the quality we wanted -- you know, like apple products in general take multiple years to do. starting from the core technology and then building up to the product. emily: you have people out there saying, finally, what took so long? tim: you know, for us, it has never been about being first to anything. if you think back, we didn't have the first mp3 player. we didn't have the first smartphone. we didn't have the first tablet. there was a tablet shipping a decade before. very few people used it. arguably, we shipped the first modern mp3 player, the first modern smartphone, the first modern tablet, but we weren't first in any of those. and so, for us, it's not about being first. it's about being the best. emily: it is the 10th anniversary of the iphone. you have unveiled the new ios 11. what does that tell us about what is next? tim: i can tell you ios 11 is unbelievable. and both for iphone and for ipad, there are incredible things in it from peer-to-peer payments. it is the biggest

they go to that einstein died of it it's the child's to go i'm talking about ruptured aneurysm this beholding of the interior can occur nearly everywhere in the body especially in the brain and what you can do about it this is what i'm going to speak about today with doctor. here at the hughes clinic in berlin and welcome. and. if you are experiencing the worst headache of your life do not hesitate to visit the department it might be a ruptured aneurysm. will it pop pop that's the question patients ask if they suffer from a brain aneurysm the bulging of the interior like here in this balloon practice. that one in three any resumes will burst over time leading to a life threatening brain hemorrhage the question remains is it ok to operate as a preventive measure. beginning last november i started feeling terrible i was diagnosed with a viral infection which should have run its course after six to eight weeks and it did but unfortunately this terrible feeling didn't go away so does not want to so they performed further tests an m.r.i. scan detected an aneurism that was when i finally knew what

. >> i won't say it was an emotional moment, but it was really something to behold, to see all of the work that took place here, and then the end result of traffic on the freeway. >> reporter: while the highway is open, images through town haven't really changed. shops and restaurants remain closed. many roads leading to destroyed homes are still lined with mud. and many of the recovery resources we saw in this area over the past two weeks have left. despite two victims remaining unaccounted for. >> we're still very sensitive to the fact that this is still an area of a major incident and we'll work with our partners until we can get some sort of closure. >> reporter: the off-ramps here in montecito remain closed, that's because there are still so many trucks in the area doing the cleanup and recovery efforts off the freeway in these neighborhoods that still remain evacuated. it could be months before there is a full sense of normalcy for these people who did not lose their homes and want to return and call this area home. reporting in ro roblis. >>> kill a police dog, face a felony. t