to considerry his bible and to wear a pin. however if he got a job with the company and he knew that was part of if policy, if he didn't agree with that he simply shouldn't work for the company. >> a couple of quick callers. marion on the line in massachusetts. what do you think? >> caller: i agree that the young man should wear that pin. i commend his mother and father for bringing up such a nice young man to have the strong beliefs that more people in this country should have at this time. it's a sin that we cannot put our signs up. the world is changing. until we can get our act together there's going to be so many killings and so many wrong downings in this country. >> mike on the line in alabama. mike, how you doing? >> pretty good. >> what do you think, sir? >> caller: i'm a christian and i believe in our rights of freedom of speech. i spent 20 years in the military defending that. but i believe the company has rights, too. they have the right to tell him to remove the button. i believe an employer has the right to dicta

. >>> high school football team in georgia they would find divine inspiration in bible verses paintedners but school board now said that you can't have those banners, you can't put bible verses, so the town is outraged about it and wants the banners back. we'll look at the controversy coming up, but first ron claiborne at the news desk. >> good morning again. in the news the head of the u.n. nuke rear agency will visit iran this weekend to discuss access to the newly disclosed nuclear enrich the plant. iran agreed to the visit. the u.s. military says three american troops were killed in eastern afghanistan, two service members died in fire fight at another died from wounds suffered in a bomb attack. >>> and a california teenager has been sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for second degree murder after drinking and driving without a driver's license. a 16-year-old passenger died when the driver crashed his vehicle. >>> and tiger woods is the first athlete to surpass the $1 billion mark in career earnings. golf's top-ranked player topped the billion mark with a $10 million prize f

the cheerleaders holding up banners with bible verses.n has touched off anger and maybe a creative solution. ron claiborne is in forth ogle thorpe, georgia. >> reporter: for nearly 10 years, the lakeview-ft. oglethorp warriors raced onto their field bursting through banners like this one. "commit to the lord whatever you do," it read. a verse from "proverbs." the warriors are off to a winning season and everyone, it seemed, was a fan of the tradition. >> our football team is doing great this year and i think the signs encourage them and help them get pumped up for the game. >> reporter: but today, that tradition has been abruptly ended. after the mother of a student raised questions about the banners, the school superintendent decided they were unconstitutional and ripe for a lawsuit. >> it broke my heart to have to tell those girls that they could not display that message on the football field. >> reporter: almost everyone we spoke with today was brokenhearted, too. >> the students and the cheerleaders, football players, we all want to d

this in response to the school district's ban on bible verses.one has found a way around that. >> it's a public school. >> yes. ft. oglethorpe, georgia, near chattanooga. >>> a gardener planted a pumpkin seed and now, he has a 1,000 pound pumpkin. his daughter says he gave it a lot of attention. >> in the springtime, he used my mom's heating pads to keep it warm and help it grow. really, really puts a lot of dedication into it. >> that was still only enough for third place at a pumpkin way-in in new york over the weekend. >>> the undead were hungry for the box office this weekend. "zombie land" opened at number one this weekend. moviegoers more interested in "cloudy with a chance of meat balls" and ""toy story" third. >>> you can see the tears from her eyes and she look at me and say, thank you. i say, you don't need to thank me. i just did what i was supposed to do. = they said it would never last. but it's been two months, and you're still going strong. glade lasting impressions. two fragrances alternate to keep things... fresh and

they didn't complain until he showed up with a bible and read the bible during his break.to sue. and here's a lot of reasons he's going to sue but here's one of them in his voice. >> as a christian and as a citizen of america you know, it's time we stand up for our country and quit being pushed around by everybody else. >> what do you think? we want to know what everybody thinks. are you on the side of home depot? do they have the right to tell policy like this? what you can wear. should a company's dress code be allowed to fringe on your religious beliefs? toll free 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail us cnn.com/hln. or look at the facebook page. we both had them, richelle and i. chuck roberts, hln. become a fan. it's generating a lot of controversy. >> and it's always fun to talk to chuck and richelle on top of that. >> thanks, richard. >> it is. i have listened to those conversations. they're always fun to listen to. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> do you spank your child? critics say it is never acceptable. supporters believe spanking is okay because it can be be an fektsive t

the bible? no, i'm sorry, it's not the bible. >> when i first saw him do his morning show, i was attracted that he seemed unlike other broadcasters. he seemed like he didn't belong there. he was talking with a regular person's voice on television. >> narrator: david's girlfriend comes onboard as the head writer and producer. >> tom snyder's dressing room. let's just see if mr. snyder is -- come on in, if you will. why, it's almost like a shrine in here. what's your name? >> brian. >> do you work for mr. snyder? >> yes, i do. >> what do you do? >> prepare cocktails. >> narrator: they also come up with a new concept called stupid pet tricks. inspired by david and merrill's only beloved canine ps. these inane students are always a crowd pleaser. unfortunately, the "david letterman show" is inundated with problems. not the least of which is its early morning time slot. >> the show was an immediate disaster. just his brand of humor just didn't work in the morning with the housewives looking at televi

[ buzzer ] the bible? [ buzzer ] no, i'm sorry, it's not the bible. >> when i first saw him do his morning show, i was attracted that he seemed unlike other broadcasters. he seemed like he didn't belong there. he was talking with a regular person's voice on television. >> narrator: david's girlfriend merrill comes onboard as the show's head writer and producer. she takes his sensibility outside the studio. >> tom snyder's dressing room. let's just see if mr. snyder is -- come on in, if you will. why, it's almost like a shrine in here. breathtaking, ladies and gentlemen. what's your name? >> brian. >> do you work for mr. snyder? >> yes, i do. >> what do you do? >> prepare cocktails. >> oh, i really shouldn't, but what the heck. >> narrator: they also come up with a new concept that welcome a david letterman classic -- stupid pet tricks. inspired by david and merrill's only beloved canines. these inane students are always a crowd pleaser. unfortunately, the "david letterman show" is inundated with problems.

he says he wore it all the time and no one said anything until he started bringing a bible to work to read during breaks. home depot has a policy against wearing any noncompany buttons. last week he says he was fired when he would not take that button off. >> i think that that was the pretense they used to fire him was, oh, by the way, your button isn't home depot issues so, therefore, we're going to fire you because it was -- it's not as easy to say we don't like the fact you have a bible with you. >> she calls it religious discrimination. home depot says its nonbutton company policy is a way to respect everyone's beliefs. >>> now the latest on a story that shocked not only a university but also a tounl. police have arrested three men in connection with the murder of connecticut football player jasper howard. rafer weigel with the latest on this. hey, rafer. >>> shocked a lot of people even beyond that town. police say they have got the ones responsible for this heinous crime. they are not uconn students. 21-year-old john lomax, john william lomax iii is being held on a $2 million bo

she's been photographed by the best of them and featured in "vogue" magazine that bible of high fashionsix times. >> when you get on set, you're a different girl. >> reporter: but you'll notice immediately that she is several sizes bigger than other top models. >> instead of saying, why can't i be a size 4, why not? i can just say, i'm happy in a 12. >> reporter: in her timely all biography, "hungry," renn describes her introduction to modeling. >>> had to lose ten inches. >> reporter: that's a lot. >> yes. ten inches doesn't sound like that much. when you're 14 and you've never measured your hips. what i realized obviously later that, because of those ten inches, i almost lost my life. >> reporter: she struggled with anorexia for two years, whittling down her 5'9" frame to 95 pounds. did you feel beautiful? >> no, i didn't. how can you? i was so detached from my body, to the point where i would look in the mirror and i would see something that's not real. >> reporter: but at 16, with her hair falling out and her skin turning gray, she got a modeling agent. so, after you lost 85 pounds,

i was well versed in bible scriptures. five meetings a week, three at the kingdom hall and two studies in home, a smaller study group. if you don't know your bible, an 8-year-old could wrap you around in circles. >> were you allowed to watch tv? >> we did not celebrate holidays. no christmas or easter. >> don't they believe in jesus? >> they do, but december 25 is not jesus' birthday. the two birthdays that were celebrated ended in death. why celebrate the birth, you should celebrate their death. we didn't celebrate birthdays. we didn't vote. when i came on the view, i didn't know about politics. >> it was tough for you. >> you have gotten so good at it. you come in with your notes. you are on top of it now. >> i still get confused when you go off on bush and she goes off on obama. i sit back. >> you say plenty. in the beginning, it was rough for you. the worst day was when barbara said do you believe the world is round? you said i don't know. i'm just trying to take care of my baby. that's what i said. i was so nervous. >

. >> a georgia high school that displayed bible verses at games did something different. the team ran through a banner, then each player knelt to pray. some also wrote bible verses on signs in defiance of the school district who said those verses could be unconstitutional. >>> a man ended up staying a little longer in thailand when this happened. his bungee cord broke.  >>> investigators are watching several people suspected of traveling to pakistan with bomb plot suspect, zazi, and then returning to the united states. last week, he pleaded not guilty to conspiracy charges. also watching this. five people that were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a united nations office in pakistan. officials from the world food program say they are temporarily closing all their offices there. the taliban's new leader threatened new attacks yesterday, but it's still unclear whether they're behind today's bombings. >>> unfortunately, one belonged to one of our employees and he lost a number of pets. >> a fireman is battling a wildfire in san bernardino that took his own home.

which version of the bible does he read the king james or dr. seuss? am an intelligent woman, i love to engage in cogent debate and partake in well-informed conversation. i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversariea. so glenn, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like rational adults, even if you are a big bunch of doody heads. but that's just me. >> you can catch the joy behar show at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> okay. so tiger woods wears red on sunday, but the superstar golfer's primary color might as well be green. larry smith is here with more on this, larry. nice. >> the forbes magazine tracks dollars in the megarich and says tiger woods has made history as the first $1 billion athlete. woods pocketed a $10 million pride by winning the fedex cup last weekend and that put him just over the $1 billion mark in his career and combine on and off the course earnings. and oh, yeah, he's only 34 years old. meanwhile, almost twice his age, dallas cowboys owner jerry jones makes the list of t

i basically was going to sit next to barack obama an hold the lincoln bible. >> jimmy: and then what happened? >> we ended up with the purple tickets. >> jimmy: what did those represent? >> they were purple tickets. when i got there. everybody had purple tickets. purple, that's a royal color. i mean, it's not gold. and when we got there, it just was -- it was interesting. >> jimmy: were there other celebrities with you? >> not in my group. not in my group. as i stood, let me repeat, stood on the field with transit workers, the salts of the earth, you know, i look after the whole thing is over, i look and see m.c. hammer. m.c. hammer had like the silver vip tickets. >> jimmy: he gave more than $35 to president obama's campaign. he bought his way on the backfield. >> i was supposed to give money? i didn't know that. >> jimmy: which one is yours? there we go "barack like me." it comes out october 6th. david alan grier. and we have the vacuum expert, gregory evans. we tested severely damaged hair against hair repaired with dove. convincing, isn't it? dove therapy

which version of the bible does he read, the king james or the dr. seuss? let me say nothing to these natterring negative nabobs. i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discourse. i love to engage in cogent debate and partake in well-informed conversation, okay? i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. so glenn, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like rational adults. even if you are a big bunch of doody-heads. but that's just me. >> the show is a riot. catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on hln. i'm going to be watching, that's for sure. coming up, more on mitrice richardson, missing in malibu. an outrage about an alleged drunk driver cop who killed a woman. >>> i believe she is still alive. and i will not give up hope that she is alive until we have her safe in our arms. >> that was mitrice richardson's mom, understandably emotional at a very dramatic news conference just a short time ago. back with my expert panel. phone lines lighting up. sharon, florida, your question or t

which version of the bible does he read? king james or dr. seuss?et me something to these people, i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discord. i love to engage in cojent in well-informed conversation. i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. so, glen, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like rational adults. even if you are a big bunch of doodie heads but that's just me. >> you can catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 on hln. >>> richest of the rich can't escape the bad economy. just wait until you hear what some of the wealthiest people lost recently. a guy in a wheelchair springs into action. what he did to stop a girl from being snatched from a store. ♪ )$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$$ >>> 30 minutes after the hour. nashville police are searching for the person who stabbed a woman and then snched her newborn baby. the child is 6 days old. his mother was stabbed nine times. and suffered a collapsed lung. police say that the home had a sign out front reegd "it's a boy." the attacker cam

. >> reporter: those who knew albert say he was a good student who went to bible study. they are outraged by his death. >> the mom is quite upset as she should be. her son should still be here. >> reporter: the brutality has drawn national attention from top white house officials. >> this chilling video. >> reporter: to civil rights leaders and others in the community trying to stop the violence responsible for taking a young life. >> we have an obligation to the man and the children for safe passage. >> reporter: four teenagers are in custody. police charged erik carson, eugene bailey, eugene riley and she loan yeah shannon with first degree murder in the death. president obama will send eric holder and arnie duncan to chicago to speak with students and the chicago community about violence. in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >>> candy burris' exfiance died after a fight outside a club. a.j. joule appeared on the real housewives of atlanta. he got in a fight outside a club he partly owned. he was taken to a hospital where he died from severe head injuries. frederick ric

that bible of high fashion, six times. >> when you get on set, you are a different girl. >> reporter:u'll notice immediately that she is several sizes bigger than other top models. >> instead of saying why can't i be a size 4 or why not, i can justay i'm happy at a 12. >> reporter: in her timely autobiography "hungry," renn describes her crushing introduction to modeling when she was just 14. >> i had to lose about ten inches off of my hips. >> ten inches? that's a lot. >> yes. ten inches doesn't sound like that much when you're 14 years old and you've never measured your hips. what i realized obviously later that because of the ten inches, i almost lost my life. >> reporter: she struggled with anorexia for two years, whittling down her 5'9" frame to a perilously thin 95 pounds. >> did you feel beautiful at this time? >> no, i didn't, actually. i didn't feel beautiful at all. how can you? i was so detached from my body to the point i would look in the mirror and i would see something that's not real. >> reporter: but at 16, with her hair falling out and her skin turning gray, she got

i was well versed in bible scriptures.to five meetings a week, three at the kingdom hall and two studies in home, a smaller study group. if you don't know your bible, an 8-year-old could wrap you around in circles. >> were you allowed to watch tv? >> we did not celebrate holidays. no christmas or easter. >> don't they believe in jesus? >> they do, but december 25 is not jesus' birthday. the two birthdays that were celebrated ended in death. why celebrate the birth, you should secelebrate their death. we didn't celebrate birthdays. we didn't vote. when i came on the view, i didn't know about politics. >> it was tough for you. >> you have gotten so good at it. you come in with your notes. you are on top of it now. >> i still get confused when you go off on bush and she goes off on obama. i sit back. >> you say plenty. in the beginning, it was rough for you. the worst day was when barbara said do you believe the world is round? you said i don't know. i'm just trying to take care of my baby. that's what i said. i was so nervou

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one marine said it's like fighting in the bible. company's area, skepticism is worn into the faces that confront the company commander, captain matt martin. the u.s. sees the new strategy as a fresh start; afghans see it as the start of the ninth year that the taliban haven't been defeated. >> captain matt martin: if the men in your village are working with the taliban, all i can tell you is to tell them is to stop now. >> pelley: every wednesday, captain martin holds a village council, called a shura. this is what his marines died for, the chance to win the people. >> martin: the government is interested in putting a clinic here in koshtay. >> pelley: martin offers government aid projects, but it's a tough sell. they want to talk about security. this man said, "don't say we are giving refuge to the taliban. when you leave, they'll attack us. i'm not powerful enough to resist the taliban. you're not accepting my point of view. we become victims between you and the taliban." this man worried the u.s. force is too small. "you can't hi

told that for years players in fort oglethorpe, georgia ran through paper banners with bienl verse bibleome students and parents are upset and many brought their own signs to the game on friday. >> i believe in what they're fighting for. i believe it's the right thing for them to do. >> right now the signs and god matters more than winning the game. >> at least a couple students showed support for the ban. a special effort to support church pastors across the country. october is national pastor appreciation month, a time to thank the men and women who devote their lives to our communities. one of the groups driving the movement is called the pastors retreat network. it says thousands of ministers and priests quit every year, many of them because they are simply overworked. among other ways to help pastors, the group said church goers can hold an event in their name or simply send them a thank you card, the old fashioned way. >>> the skeletal remains of a real life t-rex up for sale. apparently the 66 million-year-old relic failed to impress. we'll tell you why no one's no s biting ... ne

a bible study group is meeting for breakfast.ith god on their side, the good samaritans join the fight. the desperate crook is no match for the combined power of the almighty and the breakfast crew. elizabeth frantically calls police, and the hairless hellion is finally overwhelmed. the men force the offender to the floor, holding him down with all their weight. >> the robber was screaming and kicking and fighting. he really wanted to get away. he was saying things like, "i'm so sorry. i didn't mean to do it. let me go." >> narrator: but at the bottom of the pile, the thug isn't going anywhere. within minutes, a plainclothes officer responds, weapon at the ready. as more cops stream in elizabeth thanks her new hero. >> randy had the guts to go grab him and pull him down. a lot of people wouldn't have done that. >> narrator: at last authorities lead the foiled flunky out in cuffs. >> [ screams ] >> narrator: and after this grab-and-dash was stopped cold... the restaurant was happy to serve all these holy defenders a heavenly hot b

which version of the bible does he read, king james for dr. seuss? let me say something, i am a mature woman, capable of intelligent discourse. i love do engage in koej ent debate and partake in well-informed conversation okay? i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. so, glenn, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like rational adults, even if you are a big bunch of doody heads. but that's just me! >> yeah, they'll have a good time if they join the show with joy. catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on hln every night. >>> remember when a man threw his shoes at president bush in baghdad last year? watch as a man threw a shoe at the director of the international monetary fund. this is at a conference in turkey earlier today. security guards stopped the shoe thrower when he rushed the stage. the show missed the director but hit someone in the audience. >>> amber alert helped police track down a missing pregnant 12-year-old and her sister. now, their adopted father is behind bars

which version of the bible does he read? king james or dr. suess.et me say something to these nattering, negative naybombs. i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discourse. i like to partake in well-informed conversation. i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. glenn, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show to discuss things like rational adults, even if you are a big bunch of doody heads, but that's just me. >>> my next guest made headlines when she became the first black miss america 26 years ago. wow, that was a long time ago. seems like yesterday. today, she continues her multi-faceted career as a world famous actress and singer. she just released her latest album. she has been nominated for an emmy three times for her role on "ugly betty." >> am i smiling? i can't tell. >> i think you are. >> oh, willie. so good to be back and have health insurance again. i have this weird mole thing. daniel still runs mode and alexis still runs me. what is our next move? >> to divide the house of meade. >> please welco

>> i believe the bible. too intelligent to really believe that literally. i understand your faith. that all those animals were on the boat? come on. >> come on, we're -- we're animals and we talk. >> we're primates. >> and we talk. >> yeah. >> by the way, that's -- press bre tier yanism -- they used to say we were primates. probably without us in mind. we're very likely not the object for divine design. more modest to think we aren't. >> christians aren't going to make any headway by trying to split the difference between faith and unbelief. if you have unbelief and faith and you split the difference, you just get a muddled form of faith or muddled form of unbelief. i'm not interested in trying to dilute the bible to make it acceptable to people. >> yeah. >> so if i'm a christian, then i do what jesus says, believe what he taught and that sort of thing. that's what a christian should do. >> what about this idea of jesus, christopher? you don't buy it at all i take it? >> i don't think he was the son of god.

>> i believe the bible.>> it sounds like you're too intelligent to really believe that literally. i understand your faith. that all those animals were on the boat? come on. >> come on, we're -- we're animals and we talk. >> we're primates. >> and we talk. >> yeah. >> by the way, that's -- presbyterianism -- they used to say we were primates. probably without us in mind. we're very likely not the object for divine design. more modest to think we aren't. >> christians aren't going to make any headway by trying to split the difference between faith and unbelief. if you have unbelief and faith and you split the difference, you just get a muddled form of faith or muddled form of unbelief. i'm not interested in trying to dilute the bible to make it acceptable to people. >> yeah. >> so if i'm a christian, then i do what jesus says, believe what he taught and that sort of thing. that's what a christian should do. >> what about this idea of jesus, christopher? you don't buy it at all i take it? >> i don't think he wa

you a specific criteria or bubble that that came from, but during that particular hearing can -- or biblethat that came from, but during that particular hearing, this affects middle-income families. >> i had an amendment to -- to $5,000, but i did not have the offset. -- i had an amendment to raise it up to $5,000, but i did not have the offset. >> the bureau of labor statistics they survey for 2006 on the income level. i agree that we do not have the detaile specificsd on income level, but they did do a breakout between people who make the above $15 an hour and people who make below $15 an hour. for those who make above $15 an hour, 45% of them have access to fsa. those who make the low $50 an hour, only 21% have access to fsa. >> thank you. there are all kinds of statistics on this. according to a mercer consulting service firm, the average contribution is $1,235 among employees at all firms participating. the average account was 1000 units $61. -- was $1,261. all the numbers i see, there's nothing that shows that there is a big bump to propose a 25 that -- propose a $2,500 cap. for the

which version of the bible does he read? dr. king or dr. seuss.a mature woman capable of intelligence discourse. i love to engage in cogent debate and partake in well informed conversation, okay? i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. so glen, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like ration adults, even if you are a big bunch of duty heads. but that's just me. >> you can catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 p.m. eastern time right here on hln. >>> president obama will make a quick trip to denmark tonight so he can personally pitch chicago as the host city for the 2016 summer olympics. first lady michelle obama is already in copenhagen chatting up the international olympic committee on behalf of her hometown. chicago is competing against rio de janeiro, tokyo and madrid for the games. >>> british bookmakers see the windy city as the odds on favorite to win the ioc vote. we'll know the results tomorrow. >>> a man in a wheelchair tackled a man accused of trying to take a girl in colorado. pol

usually they're crying and screaming and waving the bible at you, throwing things at you from the front pew right behind you as you are trying the case. >> nancy, that is so true, but as i like to say sometimes, welcome to never. there's something going to here and we're not true what it is. is mom trying to get off trumped off charge? i agree with you, something's going on. and mom may just have this heartfelt sympathy for this poor child that's now disappeared. >> what about it, mickey sherman? >> i don't know the mom doesn't look like a criminal mastermind to me. these people are stupid and creepy but does not necessarily mean that they are murderers. >> is there any possibility that she left the home that evening and hasn't told you? >> if there is a possibility of it, i don't know anything about it. >>> ron and misty headed for divorce, what does that mean? in the search for little haleigh? >> the papers are all filled out. misty's -- misty's lawyer has been in hand. >> it may be in her best interest -- both of their best interests just to sever the ties and move -- >> they got mar

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an update on the community where bible verses are banned from high school football games. >> welcomeof the morning. hundreds of hot air balloons colored the skies over albecurque, new mexico, part of the balloon festival. i've always wanted to go to this. my friend mitch goes every year and says how great it is. attracts balloons from 50 countries and most photographed in the world. i learned about the event because they have some of the best, i don't know, air pressure or best conditions for hot air balloons anywhere in the united states based on stuff from the mountains, up flow, maybe rick can speak to that. >> i would love to do that. >> i would love to do that, also. what a thrill that looks like. >> nks next year we'll all go. in the meantime let' talk about the new practice that some fertility clinics are doing around the country, which is, you test the embryos before they are implanted back into the woman to see if they have some sort of horrible disease. that's the best case scenario. >> right. >> that you can test the embryos for something like, say, huntington's disease wh

it says one nation under god -- he wore it all the time and nobody said anything until he brought a bibleo work to read on his breaks. they have a policy against wearing any noncompany buttons. he was fired last week when he wouldn't take the button off. >> i think that was the pretense used to fire him. you're button wasn't home depot issued so we're going to fire you. >> she calls it religious discrimination. home depot says the policy is a way to respect everyone's beliefs. >>> in emergency rooms, seconds can mean the difference between life and death, so is it the right place for twitter? >>> 46 minutes past the hour. an emergency room in missouri is reaching out to patients on twitter. the hospital recently began tweeting patients about how long they'll have to wait for treatment at its er. the manager says the wait times are updated about every two hours. >> the time that we're posting is pretty much what people want to know. how long is it going take me to get to a room. >> of course, the manager also says people shouldn't waste time checking twitter in certain situations like if y

which version of the bible does he read? king james or dr. suess?et me say something to necessary negative naybobs, i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discourse. i love to engage in cogent debate and partake in well-informed conversation. okay? i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. so glenn, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like rational adults even if you are a big bunch of doodyheads. but that's just me. >>> my next guest made headlines when she became the first black miss america 26 years ago. that was a long time ago. seems like yesterday. today she continues her career as a world famous actress and singer. she just released her latest album "the real thing" and she's been nominated for an emmy three times for her role on abc's "ugly betty." oh, let's look at that. >> am i smiling? i can't tell. >> i think you are. >> oh, willie. so good to be back and have health insurance again. because i have this weird mole thing. but daniel still runs roads, and lexus still runs me. wh

usually they're crying and screaming and waving the bible at you, throwing things at you from the frontew right behind you as you are trying the case. >> nancy, that is so true, but as i like to say sometimes, welcome to never. there's something going to here and we're not sure what it is. is mom trying to get off trumped up charge? i agree with you, something's going on. and mom may just have this heartfelt sympathy for this poor child that's now disappeared. >> what about it, mickey sherman? >> i don't know the mom doesn't look like a criminal mastermind to me. these people are stupid and creepy but does not necessarily mean that they are murderers. >> is there any possibility that she left the home that evening and hasn't told you? >> if there is a possibility of it, i don't know anything about it. ings >>> ron and misty headed for divorce. what does that mean? in the search for little haleigh? >> the papers are all filled out. misty's -- misty's lawyer has been in hand. >> it may be in her best interest -- both of their best interests just to sever the ties and move on. >> they got

which version of the bible does he read? the king james or the dr. seuss? let me say something to the negative nabobs. i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discourse. i love to partake in well-informed conversation. okay? i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. so glenn, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like rational adults. even if you are a big bunch of doody heads. but that's just me. >>> i know you're going to be great and have a big audience because i'm going to be watching. >> joy, i'm being forced to do because they don't think i actually know you so kick everybody's you know what when you're doing your show because you know you're going to be good at it. >> some people get to see movies like "the godfather" and there are others who have lived them. joining me now is the author of the new memoir "this family of mine," victoria gotti. why did you write this book, victoria? >> i didn't want to for many, many years and many, many reasons. mom, my family. we had a tough year and there w

first off, i want to tell you that the bible tells me that i have to forgive you.nd i forgive you for what you've done. but i'm going to tell you right now, we're going to hunt you down. you can't run. you can't hide. there's not a rock you can get behind. we're going to hunt you down, and you're going to pay. you're going to pay for what you did to my daughter. and god's got a special place for you too in hell. and i just thank everybody who's on this case. >> yeah. i mean, at this -- at this point, though, you are feeling some confidence that police have the fire in their eyes, that they are getting closer to make something sort of breakthrough here? >> yes, sir. i have every bit of confidence in the detectives in this town. they're a sharp crew, and i wouldn't be surprised if they have him tomorrow. >> all right. everyone, stay right where you are. what we're going to do is move on. poor little somer thompson and the hunt for her killer. we're taking your calls. 1-877-j -- >>> i did her hair for her in the morning, put it up in a ponytail. i can't even remember

which version of the bible does he read? the king james or the dr. seuss? let me say something to the negative nabobs. i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discourse. i love to far take in well-informed conversation. okay? i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. so glenn, rush, bill, i invite all of you to come on the show and discuss things like rational adults. even if you are a big bunch of doody heads. but that's just me. >>> i know you're going to be great and have a big audience because i'm going to be watching. >> joy, i'm being forced to do because they don't think i actually know you so kick everybody's you know what when you're doing your show because you know you're going to be good at it. >> some people get to see movies like "the godfather" and there are others who have lived them. joining me now is the author of "the family of mine," victoria gotti. why did you write this book, victoria? >> i didn't want to for many, many years and many, many reasons. mom, my family. we had a tough year and there were so many hea

which version of the bible does he read? king james or dr. suess. me say something, i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discourse. i like to partake in well-informed conversation. i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversaries. i invite all of you to come on the show to discuss things like rational adults even if you are a big bunch of doody heads, but that's just me. >>> my next guest made headlines when she became the first black miss america 26 years ago. that was a long time ago. it seem like yesterday. today she continues her career as a world famous actress and singer. she just released her latest the real thing. she's been nominated for an emmy three time for her role as the cold hearted diva on abc's ugly betty. let's look at that. >> am i smiling? i can't tell? >> i think you are. >> oh, willie. so good to be back and have health insurance again. i have this weird mole thing. daniel still runs mode and alexis still runs me. >> to divide the house of media. >> please welcome vanessa williams. >> am i smiling? i can't

. >> bibles and guns. >> legalize marijuana, tax it, that's where you get the money.rowing it out there. that's the option. >> up next, more with pat buchanan and jonathan capehart as we take a look at this morning's must read opinion pages. also this morning, we'll go live to geneva with andrea mitchell for a preview of today's iran talks. um bill-- why is dick butkus here? i hired him to speak. a lot of fortune 500 companies use him. but-i'm your only employee. we're going to start using fedex to ship globally- that means billions of potential customers. we're gonna be huge. good morning! you know business is a lot like football. i just don't understand... i'm sorry dick butkus (announcer) we understand. your business could use a pep talk. visit fedex.com/peptalk when we spend a billion dollars a day buying foreign oil... we don't just waste our money... we put our economy in the hands of hostile nations. we let big oil make record profits... while we struggle. and we lose new energy jobs, that go overseas. but we can take charge of our economy... by passing strong

which version of the bible does he read? king james or dr. suess. me say something, i am a mature woman capable of intelligent discourse. i like to partake in well-informed conversation. i relish the thought of sitting down with all of my adversariries. i invite all of you to come on the show to discuss things like rational adults ooech if you are a big bunch of doody heads, but that's just me. >>> my next guest made headlines when she became the first black miss america 25 years ago. today she continues her career as a world famous actress and singer. she just released her latest al bup. >> let's look at that. >> am i smiling? i can't tell? >> i think you are. >> oh, willie. so good to be back and have health insurance again. i have this weird mole thing. daniel still runs mode and a r alexis still runs me. >> to divide the house of immediate. >> please welcome vanessa williams. >> am i smiling? i can't tell. >> you are. kathy griffin and i were talking about plastic surgery and she says that basically you can't get along in hollywood without it? >