>> i think really the birth control pill has been a great form of birth control for a lot of women butot without risks and controversy, and it's not for everyone, and there are so many great alternatives. and i would encourage people to try to get access and talk to doctors about the alternatives and not be scared of them. >> thanks. good night, everyone. ♪ check check >> a rescue operation is under way in south sudan after three u.s. soldiers are killed and a border village plunged into chaos. >> hello, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the program - a filipino politician shot dead at manila's international airport. >> the presidential vote in madagascar that could put an end to a political crisis, >> we speak to an iran director

>> i think really the birth control pill has been a great form of birth control for a lot of women butt without risks and controversy, and it's not for everyone, and there are so many great alternatives. and i would encourage people to try to get access and talk to doctors about the alternatives and not be scared of them. >> thanks. good night, everyone. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello, and welcome to the news hour from our news centers in doha and london. the man tasked are ending syria's war says the u.s. is blocking iran's participation in the peace talks next month. >>> tens of thousands of people are forced out of their homes in south sudan as the fighting spreads. >>> hello there, i'm julie m

>> i think really the birth control pill has been a great form of birth control for a lot of women butot without risks and controversy, and it's not for everyone, and there are so many great alternatives. and i would encourage people to try to get access and talk to doctors about the alternatives and not be scared of them. >> thanks. good night, everyone. ♪ there's a possibility that brazil would consider asylum. >> seeking asylum, the journalist who helped edward snowden become one of the most controversial people, saying the leaker need as permanent place to call home. and picking mushrooms why some companies are using the fungus to replace styrofoam.

birth. >> not far from the birth place of jesus is shepherd's field.urch was built on a site where it is said angels appeared and told the shepherds of the messiah's birth. >> luke focuses on these shepherds and shepherds as often today were poor they often lived outside of the towns and only came in from time to time and luke focuses on them as the ones who were right at the center of the action to their own surprise as everybody else's. >> why is jesus' birth celebrated on december 25th in the middle of winter? >> if the gospel of luke is any indication of the time when we have shepherds on the hillside at night raising their sheep we know it is not in the dead of winter. it is freezing here in the winter. but spring and summer you could be outside all night it would be lovely. we don't know the dates. december the 25th was chosen partly in a response to pagan religions which had a winter celebrati celebration. the early christians wanted to have a christian focus in the winter time. it is almost symbolic in the sense that we celebrate the light comi

and the birth would be in bethlehem. >> we have to try to remember the history leading up to the birtheat sense of unease among the jewish people because the monarchy under king david has come to an end. for five centuries, the jewish people didn't have their own king. they were under the babylonians and persians and greeks, then under the rowmans. >> people asks the question, when is our god going to do what he said he would do? when is he going to act to bring justice and peace to the world? >> regardless of the facts, fictions and faith, the nativity stories become much more meaningful when we know the history of the first century in the holy land. >> most christians today think of christmas as a cute family festival with christmas trees and so on. it's actually the most powerful and subversive thing we counslde celebrating. instead of power being about the big boys bullying everybody into submission, this is, as jesus himself said, about someone who didn't come to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. that is spiritually powerful and it is politically d

who want to deny the virgin birth.y that we can go in to paganism, and find accounts of miraculous births. for example you often have the gods having sex with a woman. that's reprehensible. >> jesus was born in a stable when caesar was in a palatine palace running the world. the contrast, in other words, is set up immediately. >> when you read the gospels it's very clear that the gospels are not written to record history. they're trying to tell a story in such a way that's believable, that's accessible, that's enticing. >> when we come to the new testament we have a decision to make. are we going to accept it as it is written? or are we going to look for some clues to disbelieve the miracles that are on its pages? >> stay with us for more on the birth of jesus.ff >>> when jesus began his ministry and first met those who would become his disciples one of them asked, can anything good come out of nazareth? the bad reputation was attached to jesus' hometown because it was a backward peasant village at the time known for i

and the birth would be in bethlehem. >> we have to try to remember the history leading up to the birthchrist and a great sense of unease among the jewish people because the monarchy under king david had seemingly come to an end. for centuries, five centuries the jewish people didn't have their own king. they were under the babylonians and then under the persians and then under the greeks. and then under the romans. people asking the question when is our god actually going to do what he said he was going to do. when is he going to act to transform our situation and bring justice and peace to the world. >> regardless of the facts and fiction and faith, the nativity stories become much more meaningful when we know the history of the first century in the holy land. >> most christians today think of christmas as a cute family festival with presents and christmas trees and so on. it's actually the most powerful and subversive thing that we could be celebrating. it's about the entire overthrow of the way the world is and it's replacement with a different sort of world all together. instead of

a rule immediately after birth. if you're buying from ten to one hundred thousand dollars which the lord for the family her reps liberty. not a money might just get dropped the bucket. one thing that is until she's rich people who defy the law. to show the polity under the law. and the fact that levy went on to the larger part in compiling the broken toe coffee. one top of the dripping from any family doing to the pokey worse than that only the rich and powerful permit to keep reading. many would support a black one child policy is to the to take his frustrations that due to be able to get away with more than one child and with the local government that will be more interested in getting the money gone to know anyway the law might change again okay that's all we have time for today's episode of time to watch to make them feel a bit of a couple living in china. until then you can view any breath that all my nephew when deputy josh. says here to tell you from afar and finds nothing and no one are what or who thinks th

if you're important, you had a special birth. alexander the great had a virgin birth. mother was impregnated by a god. it's what you do, okay? and so, certainly, that emphasis on jesus' special birth, the wise men, the angels, all of it, you know, have to do with showing that this is somebody you can expect great things of. and, of course, precisely, that's what happens. >> believers in jesus took that from the prophecy they found in isaiah, where they read the saying, "behold, a virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and call his name jesus." and some of them must have read that and said, aha! that's what it was. his birth was a miracle. >> whatever the truth of the bethlehem story, the star of the tale was jesus, not mary, whom the gospels mention just 13 times and not always by name. >> she's in there by virtue of her relationship to jesus, both as his mother and also, as luke portrays her, as a disciple of jesus. but the gospel writers were not interested that much in her story. >> so early christians and later scholars have had to fill in the blanks. the most popul

. >> and we'll have a special heartwarming story about a woman who found her birth mother 25 years lateron't want to miss that. >>> what are your plans today? >> christmas is always such a chill day. after the tearing open of the presents -- >> yes -- >> which usually happens in the morning, it's chill. how about for you guys? >> always, always, always. yeah. you know what i like to do, either christmas or new year's day is just go through my -- i still have one of those address books. >> you do? >> i have an address book. frank and i will sit down and start going through the address book and calling people. >> that's fun. >> spending the whole day doing that. say, i'm thinking of you. of course, no one wants to be bothered on christmas. no one wants to hear from you on new year's day. mostly we get voicemail. but at least we were thinking of them. >> we thought it would be fun this morning as you are unwrapping gifts to play a game with us. this is called "guess the christmas movie." we're going to play a little clip from a classic christmas movie. we're not going to show the clip. you

other people's birth control? >> sisters of the poor are suing kathleen sebelius because they don't think they should pay for chris's birth control or anybody else's. why should they have to pay for chris' birth critical. i don't get it. >> does everybody support little sisters 91 grou-- nun group? why should they pay for his birth control. >> a common theme is people want health care for as many but we've come to the view only the individual can control those dollars as best we can. the government will never -- we can't satisfy a panel of 25 people. imagine trying to satisfy the value of the entire country. >> planned parenthood is a navigator of obama care, red flag. if they said prevention is what they are doing why do we have to continue doing it why are there higher abortion rates than there have ever been. bring talking over each other ] >> we want to reduce the number of abortions in this country, can't the least we agree to that access to contraception should be widely available. >> i agree. when is the la

they don't think they should pay for chris's birth control. why should they have to pay for chris's birth control. >> does anyone support the nun group? little sisters? >> i'm thinking they shouldn't have to pay. i'm just saying. >> i think the common theme here is that everybody wants good health care for many americans as possible. right? but we're realizing and come to it from a different point of view. only individuals can own ask control those dollars as best they can. we can't satisfy a panel of 25 people. can you imagine trying to satisfy the values of the country? >> when you look, now, planned parenthood is a navigator of obamacare funds. red flag f they say prevention what s.what they're doing why is there more abortion rates higher than they've been? if prevention is -- >> serious about we want to reduce the number after boringses in the country. can't we agree with that access to contraception should be widely available? that is what we want. >> i agree. >> we can agre. >> i agree. when is the last time you've been into cvs, rite a

when you're singing silent night, you're celebrating the birth of jesus, and not telling people what they should need to believe. but what these atheist groups are is trying to spread misinformation and getting schools to stop singing christmas carols. >> in georgia, georgia elementary school just decided, for instance, that christmas cards are offensive, and teachers are no longer able to hang them in the hallways, and i think this is a huge example of political correctness gone out of control. and then we have governors and mayors having 20 call their christmas trees holiday trees. we're going to be living in a colorless and cultureless society because no one can do anything. >> later in the snow -- -- show. >> speaking of cultureless community: >> so the question is, is it fanfare about the birth of christ or the fanfare of all of the snowmen and christmas trees. we talked about the secular challenges, but could it be excessive shopping? every sunday night join us for exclusive, revealing and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. this sunday. >> we try to

the birth of jesus has been celebrated here for 2,000 years.on is celebrated with grand. music and prayer. for christians around the world, this is when god became man and a simple message of peace and love changed the world forever. >> glory to the

his birth certificate was filed a few weeks after his birth. william manson listed as a father. but the whole family and charles himself knew throughout that the real father was colonel scott. no doubt whatsoever. so the later rumors that manson hated and feared blacks because he had a black father, for instance, never, folks. never ever. manson and kathleen's marriage lasts a couple of years. he divorces her. she's still a young girl. she's trying to run around and have a little fun. her son is never just left with strangers or offered far pitcher of beer. instead she does what many young women that age do, and sticks him with her mother or her sister, glenna. but he's cared for always. kathleen and her brother luther, spectacular botch an attempted robbery. they try to use a ketchup bottle and folk it somebody's back calling it a gun. and kathleen gets five years in prison in west virginia. luther gets 10. yes, that's on kathleen's record. never once anywhere before then or the next 15 years was there any record she was arrested for prostitution, ever warned about being a pros

his birth certificate was filed a few days after -- a few weeks after his birth. william manson listed as the father, pro-family, and charles himself knew throughout that the real father was colonel scott. no doubt whatsoever. so later rumors that manson hated and feared blacks because he had a black father, for instance, never, folks, never, ever. manson and kathleen's marriage lasts a couple of years. he divorces serve. she is still a young girl. she is trying to run around in a little fun. her sun is never just left with strangers or offered for a pitcher of beer. instead, she does what many young women that a suit and sticks him with her mother or sister, donna. less husband and daughter. but he is cared for always. kathleen and her brother, luther , spectacularly botch an attempted robbery. it tried to use a kitchen bottled and polka in someone's back and say it is again. the newspapers have a great time calling in the 80th ketchup bottle bandits, the greatest dunderheads who have written to the crime. and kathleen gets five years in prison in mexico, west vi

the more they go after birth control, the more people see them going after birth control, the stronger supports for the whole range of reproductive health care services get. it's a really interesting phenomenon that we find in the polling. women are becoming more and more mobilized because we are learning more and more about what's going on state by state. 2014 -- the trick for the democratic party, the trick for my organization, democrats or republicans, we're trying to get women candidates elected. the real effort is around turnout, getting our demographics to the polls to vote and stopping voter suppression efforts. texas is a great example of voter suppression efforts that have completely gone national. that's bad for the republican party. >> in one way in which the voting rights issue dovetails with reproductive rights, those voting rights laws, especially in texas, do affect women. >> women of color and the voter suppression affect women of color. we're under attack from multiple angles. >> thanks to both of you. >>> remember to answer tonight's question right there at the bottom

african president nelson mandela will take a look at that reaction and his legacy coming up and the birth control pills for men it's been decades since the creation of the female contraceptive but how close are we to making the little bailable for males we'll tell you about some breakthrough research later in the show. it's friday december sixth four pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching r t. we begin with the plight of julian assange the co-founder of transparency organization wiki leaks tomorrow marks three years that assad will have spent in detention though he has never been officially charged with the crime on december seventh two thousand and ten the transparency advocate was taken to a british prison cell sweden had issued a european arrest warrant for his son because he was wanted for questioning in a sexual misconduct case a songe feared that from sweden he would be extradited to the united states to face charges for releasing hundreds of thousands of documents containing american state secrets while a songe made bail ten days later he was under house arr

>> no one knows the date of jesus's birth. there is some consensus about the year of his birth.thdays aren't important the way they are now. but it is the roman winter solstice, it's the last day of a month-long festivity that the romans celebrated in honor of the god of wine and revelry. >> so celebrating the birth of jesus on christmas is a misconception. what is the biggest misconception about jesus, and what is your favorite misconception to disprove? >> i would say the most common is that he was founding a new religion. it is true that his teachings and his actions did ultimately launch the largest religion in the world, but if you really want to understand the christ and jesus of history, was the korea sis of history was a jew preaching to other jews. my favorite is much more sinister and that is the question about jesuses birth but jesuses death. and a lot of misconception people have is the jews killed jesus. it was the romans who killed jesus not the jews. this has been the most unhistorical aspect of the gas sell story and one that has had a devastating consequence. >>

the tale of a routine execution that gave birth to a new religion. yet from that unlikely beginning a great faith was born. and today some 2 billion people believe jesus was the son of god. but even as billions of people pledge themselves to follow jesus' teachings, we have known almost nothing about jesus, the man. no other great religious figure, from moses to the buddha to the prophet muhammad, is so shrouded in mystery. >> it's very difficult to classify jesus within a single category, whether he was a sage or a healer or a teacher or a charismatic figure. and i suspect the most accurate response to the question, "who was jesus at the time?" would be a mixture of all of these different identifications. >> the startling discovery of what some claim to be the burial box of jesus' brother james reopened the biggest detective story of all time -- the mystery of jesus, the man. the plain limestone container, called an ossuary, is inscribed with a tantalizing clue in aramaic, the language jesus spoke. "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus." the publi

these rights are going to be i mean they're going to have always going to have their problems with birth control and there are problems with abortion so urinating against these things well they're out there corrosive to the american spirit so who knows if they're making my point but you know he was however i don't want to run a shop birth control is not being impoverish birth control because it's corrosive to true love that's a human condition that we're talking about you can't have true love if you're not going to have a baby what i'm saying is it's ace selfishness is evil and birth control is a selfish act. well so is shaving and i mean you know well let's i mean trying to try to have your life the way you want it to having when two people are together and they agree to share the product of their love that's the most selfless thing that humans could do but that is an act that is an act of pure larry twelve months but that is an act of pure love and every sacked of and every death that way for no woman into a breeding stock really yes what we call them now yeah well that's that's that h

south african president nelson mandela we'll take a look at that reaction and his legacy coming up and birth control pills for men it's been decades since the creation of the female contraceptive but how close are we to making the fill a bill for males we'll tell you about some breakthrough research later in the show . it's friday december sixth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david you're watching. we begin with the plight of julian the sons of co-founder of transparency organization wiki leaks tomorrow marks three years that assad will have spent in detention though he has never been officially charged with a crime on december seventh two thousand and ten the transparency advocate was taken to a british prison cell sweden had issued a european arrest warrant for a songe because he was wanted for questioning in a sexual misconduct case a songe feared that from snowden he would be extradited to the united states to face charges for releasing hundreds of thousands of documents containing american state secrets while a songe made bail ten days later he was under house arrest for fiv

barker you have a blast for sun's birth day. a head a man in san diego charged with reven revenge porn. a female teacher gets 38 years in prison for having sex with a student. reports right after these messages. blp >>> a 27-year-old is facing 31 years for revenge porn web site. >> just about other people. and so there is content. shouldn't be held responsible for the content. i wasn't expecting to be in jail. >> here now is fwer raldo riviera. >> he's in trouble but not for revenge porn. if i have a ex-girlfriend i'm mad at. i post her nude pictures she gave me in the most intimate moment she allowed me to take >> when trusting you? >> almost nothing until recently could happen to me. now, i'm destroying her life, she's gone and gotten marryed and became a senator or wife of some prominent person she can, until recently, do nothing then california, new jersey passed these revenge porn law that's make it a crime for me to post those photos of you with malicious intent to destroy your representation. >> but this guy didn't post t

that the birth took place in bethlehem. so they have this string, a skeleton of information about the very formative years of jesus and his conception. they don't have much beyond that. >> sadly the birth place of the man christians call the prince of peace is often in a war zone as it has been for centuries. ♪ >> but the manger the generations of pilgrims have sought out is a bit of a shock. a stone groto that doesn't look like a cozy stable. caves like this one pock mark the region where bethlehem lies. one scholar suggests that we've got the wrong address. there is another bethlehem. one that borders joseph and mary's home territory of nazareth. >> that suggests to me that this is the bethlehem that we ought to be looking at instead of bethlehem of judea. >> it is unlikely that this argument is going to trump centuries of tradition that point to the bethlehem of faith. >> it is an historical place, revered for centuries by the faithful. it is the place where it is celebrated jesus was born. that's enough for me in my dev

south african president nelson mandela we'll take a look at that reaction and his legacy coming up and birth control pills for man it's been decades since the creation of the female contraceptive but how close are we to making the pill available for males we'll tell you about some breakthrough research later in the show. it's friday december sixth five pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching r t. we begin with the plight of julian assange the co-founder of transparency organization wiki leaks tomorrow marks three years that assad will have spent in detention though he has never been officially charged with a crime on december seventh two thousand and ten the transparency advocate was taken to a british prison cell sweden had issued a european arrest warrant for a song because he was wanted for questioning in a sexual misconduct case a songe feared that from sweden he would be extradited to the united states to face charges for releasing hundreds of thousands of documents containing american state secrets while a songe made bail ten days later he was under house arrest

just days after giving birth. grant is back to fill us in on this story.at's quickly gone global. grant? >> pam: pam this is a debate that's being more and more common in this era of social media sharing and posting personal pics.recently we had the sacramento mom who was banned from facebook for posting pictures and commentary about her post- baby figure and plus-size women. >> reporter:now we have a norweigan woman.who's making people mad for instagramming this picture of her just four days after giving birth. >> reporter:her name - caroline berg eriksen.she's married to norwegian soccer star lars kristian eriksen. the 26-year old fitness blogger is seen in her bra and underwear.washboard stomach >> reporter:the caption: i feel so empty , and still not 4 days after birth." >> reporter:some people started railing on berg eriksen on the internet.one posting.i feel fat because soccer lady has given birth.another saying.i think we're a different species. >> reporter:others are telling her to ignore the jealous haters. >> reporter:berg eriksen responded on fa

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the biblical birth place of just. land tracing the very dawn of christianity. >> the birth of jesus has been celebrated for over 2,000 years. it has evolved into a time of shopping, gift-giving, and winter revelry. ♪ >> but that's far from how it began. >> it's actually the most powerful and subversive thing we could be celebrating. it's about the entire overthrow of the way the world is, and its replacement with a different sort of world. >> we see firth the grotto of the birth, the nativity, and the star marks the place where mary gave birth. >> the church in bethlehem is built over the grotto where tradition says jesus was born. ♪ >> christians from every background, all acknowledge bethlehem as the birthplace of jesus. so it has a very strong pull, a very strong dynamic for us, of christian interests. >> first century jews were awaiting a messiah who would overthrow their roman oppressors. >> the mon no, okay under king david had come to an end and so for five injures the jewish people did not have their open king

i first asked her why we haven't seen a male birth control already. yet when it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology. i tend to hear. well it's a lot easier to scotland in june and millions of sperm. well that's true if you're taking the same approach in men as has been taken in women which is to try to check things off i'm only on that is difficult to buy. men are different than women in the sperm all alone. it was all too common astana or so. this approach that's been in the news and some other coaches try to get a lot more targeted can't stop it from him that one spot. now that's a fair it's not rocket science scientifically but the problem is that happened and the scale of investment necessary. there have been a lot of studies like this one in the news where someone got a three thousand two hundred thousand dollars to try something out and it worked by twenty twenty ago now it takes several million dollars to actually take the steps to get something all the way to market right in the canteen and i had t

the birth of jesus offends you? have you not heard of the federal holiday?doesn't make business sense either. as 80% of this country is christian. so, who are you pandering to espn? the result of the controversy is that the children's medical center in st. louis folded, not only would they not come on the factor to talk about the story, but they now submitted another commercial without any religious reference. so, espn gets their money. but why on earth would the cardinal glennen hospital cave? don't you people realize have you been insulted? your faith has been demeaned. do you not get that? apparently they don't. gutless says it all. there are plenty of other networks that would accept the original ad because there is nothing wrong with it. it it violates nothing. it only offends maniacs. if an ad for a catholic children's hospital offends you because it mentions the birth of jesus around christmas time and, quote: god's healing presence, then you are a loon. write it down. you are a loon. espn is simply dumb. i cannot understand why they made the decision

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birth to my son and i was shackled and handcuffed during birth and delivery. that was another scary thing. now i am looking at the safety for my child. son become a co- conspirator to my crime? i said, something has got to change. if this is happening to me than it is happening to other women. i served my time. i was eventually able to keep my son during incarceration i fought to keep him. he and i walked out of prison. he was nine months old. eight years later, worht came andnd -- worth came around we decided to work on our first policy legislation change what was to end shackling of pregnant women. it was done with an organization and collaboration with incarcerated women sharing their stories about their experience. we are not the experience. we have those experiences. the separate that experience from who we are, we began to share our stories of the practice of being shackled. in 2009, we ended shackling, the practice of shackling in new york. [applause] change massim is to criminalization. >> thank you. i am delighted to be here tonight in part, i will te

christians around the world are celebrating the birth of christ today.g it's biggest crowds in years. many more lining the streets to hear holiday songs and parades. one targets war shippers as they were leaving christmas mass. al qaeda terrorists remain the suspects at this hour. now back to a "fox and friends christmas". >>> welcome back and merry christmas. we are so glad that you can join us. as we get together celebrate the boirnlg bifrn boirnlg birth of jesus there are those that cannot because they are overseas fighting for our country. and here to sing for them is country music super star craig morgan. ♪ he said mama i know you had a lot of plans for me, college in the fall hey i'm almost 18 ♪ ♪ i've been doing lots of think ing i went down to the recruiter today and i signed up because if not there then where, if not now then when, if not this then what else can i defend ♪ ♪ being gone and being scared what else can i do if not me mama, if not me than who ♪ ♪ he's up stairs shaving he's clothes starched and pressed i'm down here praying my mind

the queen talked about special events like the birth of her great grandson prince george. many of you well know >> the arrival of a baby gives everyone to contemplate the future. for new parents life will never be quite the same again. as with all who are christened, george was baptized into a joyful faith of christian duty and service the >> year marked the 60th anniversary of the queen's coronation. >> still ahead santa's sleigh got around on time but there were delays at ups and fed-ex. >> and san francisco firefighters make stops to spread holiday cheer. i'll be check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> some gifts didn't make it in time becaus

traditional holtz of birth of jesus took place below this church in the early hours of december 25th.after 12:00, the sounds of mid night mass filled st. katherine's chapel. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: holland tingeses, pilgrims, pal still vinnie christians all marking christ's sacrifices and playing for pea peace. >> hope for your homelands and families through the new year. >> reporter: the jerusalem arch wish oven who is jordanian blessed the crowd in six lang wins, telling pal stun wednesday to stoppage fighting, praying for all in the holy land. this is the renovation i see. just a few feet away. their prayer for the future. he is overseeing the church's first face lift in over 600 years. >> it really needed to be renovated. especially the roof. this is water. >> reporter: all water damage, right. parts of this church are 1500 years old, 2 million pilgrims visit each year. but the building has been neglected. >> we would all worried about the situation of the church. when it starts raining water comes down through the walls and the leaks and it's all over. >> reporter: repairs will begin on

my oversight never others to give birth but if i did i say might be like you to get a solid hour. i hate you i bought from rip the head of the idea of the rat pack. they only see brisbane fairway off the deal it's like in the last iv is the most banks are tightening the way life goes up like a lot of women and it wasn't the easiest thing though is i actually have a cup of miscarriage before i got pregnant. you know and they like to get pregnant i had to end high risk and pregnancy so the world was i and my husband is very true to color paint. obviously from the very beginning. i'm so you know that everything in it with all of you know it's on the climax to the scope of how its bid to clinch the same voice. hands. i can't i can't even describe how much i want in there just like he wants to be the actual months in oak ions and i actually says turning to outline the eight hundred and one moments that i remember i remember squeezing his hand so tight that i didn't hear like i was probably don't even remember what i say i remember him saying was he rehearsed in my hands the rate of kno

. >> number two from steve king on the topic of president obama's birth. >> but in any case it would awfully hard to fraudulently file the birth notice of barack obama being born in hawaii and get that into our politic libraries in what they keep of all the newspapers published. that doesn't mean there aren't other explanations on how they might have announced that from telegraph from kenya and so on. >> so this woman from kansas wants her son to be president. she meets a guy from kenya and plans the birth announced to the hospitals and the newspapers out in honolulu, where she lives, but she gets on an airplane, spends the money to go to kenya so that she could have the baby there, so that she could announce she had the baby in honolulu, all the time planning in 1961, for her kid, and for the father, barack hussein obama, the first african-american president of any sort, and she'll -- let's get to john on this. this really takes strategic planning on the part of this woman. >> insane! >> this is a hell of a shot. it's a long ball. >> it's incredibly insane, and it feeds into the bir

united states and the first nation to be charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity is my birth nation of the united states once we start seeing actions like this that will know that people in positions of power serious because ultimately the rest of the world is sick and tired of the impunity and the continuous threats of a third world war so we've reached a point now where human beings around the planet are realizing we can't do this we can't have a third world war this is not a game but that you haven't answered my question do you think iran should be able to develop its nuclear program i think that every nation should disarm right now every every every nation that has a weapons program should be inspected by a legitimate international body and those nations with the highest amount of weapons of mass destruction nuclear weapons are the first ones to start disarming and when those nations start disarming that i would say that the rest of the world will also have to show that it's disarming as well but while the united states is able to maintain the largest military might in th

. >> okay, here's where the horse sense leads us, to the topic of president obama's birth. >> in anybirth notice of barack obama being born in hawaii and get that into our public libraries and that microfish they keep of the newspapers published. that doesn't mean there aren't other explanations on how they might have announced that from telegram from kenya. >> this white woman from kansas decides she wants her son to be president. she meets this guy from kenya and plans to have the birth announced in the hospitals and newspapers in honolulu and gets on an airplane and spends the money to get to kenya, all the time planning from 1969 who this kid she will name after her father, barack hussein obama, first african-american of any sort, she'll do this -- let's get to jonathan on this. it takes strategic planning. this is a hell of a shot. this is a long ball. >> it's completely insane. it feeds into this -- the birther notion which we all knew was ridiculous and all thought it went away once the president released his long-form birth certificate when the short form birth certificate di

take only three days after the birth of the baby. >> reporter: even the most fit moms know how hard ited after seeing royal mom kate middleton baring her sculpted abs three months after giving birth, this norwegian fitness blogger posted hers three days after the birth. >> during the pregnancy people told me my body would never be the same and i wanted to show everybody that is not entirely true. >> reporter: 26-year-old caroline erickson, wife of soccer player lars christian ericks erickson, has the biggest fitness blog in norway and posted this picture with the caption, i feel so empty because she missed her baby bump. erickson said she was amazed at how fast her body bounced back after gaining 22 pounds. >> right after birth, like three minutes after, i felt like myself again. >> reporter: now this picture has started a firestorm on line, one woman writing, "this can't be true." another saying, "i just think it's inconceivable that we are of the same species." >> i think we have to put this on a spectrum and realize we should applaud the women that look great but we shouldn't bash t

i know it's about jesus and his birth and all. i i'm not offended by that. i think, too, i realize traveling a lot, not everybody believes like me. they're not all -- we're not all christians in this nation. even some christians believe differently. i'm open to respect everyone and it's not going to offend me if, when i pray in jesus' name and somebody doesn't, that doesn't offend me. >> what about is -- this is not a new development but it does seems to keep getting worse, all the commercialism of christmas. what do you make when it seems as if this holiday is all about presents and parties and not about the birth of jesus. >> you know, it is -- i couldn't agree with you more. gets so hectic and commercialized. i don't know we can change it. we have to come back and say i am going to remind my family what the season is about. i think to not get so caught up in having the perfect gift, to me christmas -- the birth of christ, number one and also about making memories. not necessarily, did i get the exact right gift. it's did i spend time? did i make memories