but what we wanted to do -- and people have read the bliss versions and other versions, is talk aboutext. we don't know precisely what he read that day. there was no stestenographer th news camera. the greatest words in history, the greatest speech, certainly, has complicated history to it. >> as you say, there was no, of course, video of president lincoln. now there's video of everything. >> everything, you know? >> how do you think that changes our understanding and interpretation of history? >> well, it's going to be different. we have less letters to go by, we have less words to go by, but we have now pictures, which are often -- maybe they've been devalued because there's so many, they're mabel not worth 1,000 words, but maybe still worth 250, so pictures do things. you can think of rodney king, the videotape. there's a film in the kennedy assassination as we've been thinking about that. you know, it's interesting that human nature doesn't change. i mean, "the chicago times" said, the cheek of every american must tickle with shame as he reads the silly, flat, dish watery utteranc

what is the secret for 50 years of wedded bliss? >> it is funny because comedians tend to have the longest marriages. jack benny, mary livingston, danny thomas, jenny and i, don rickles. there is something about laughter. it is laughter and the longevity of a marriage. we will be in a really heated argument and i will say something and then i'll think to myself, i remember that line, that was a great line. i can't write it down now, but i have got to remember it. and then will both look at each other, and the fight is over. tavis: that is funny. how warped my thinking is, as you are telling your story, i was thinking of a wonderful documentary that i saw that you were part of about the life and times of richard pryor. and i was laughing because there were a couple of lines, wife number five and wife number seven. >> there are exceptions. >> one of the greatest ever and he could not stay married to one person. i raise that because i was moved by the profundity of what you had to say about the artistic genius of richard pryor and this

then, as long as you're feeling good on inside, and outside, that is bon bliss beauty. that is the scrub. right there. and... that it is packed with moisturizing butters, oils, it's perfect to toss into your purse or gym bag. you also get this. it's cool. that is a body truffle scrub. >> oh. >> that is cool. >> one worth $10.95. >> i thought it's chocolate. >> yes. >> how do we get this stuff? >> good question. right here, you can go online any time. abc7 news.com. or call the number right there. great stuff. >> good job. >> thank you. >> thanks >> moving on, do you or anyone in the family have a food allergy? you know how dangerous they can be. we're going to talk about risks and offer resources on our program this weekend i hope you'll join me this sunday at sock 10:00 a.m . you can find the show on our web site. look under community. >> great show. >> yes. >> coming up next, an amazing snap shot. >> tahoe skiers getting to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre

>> if you do what is in your heart, you have to follow your bliss.se songs from the american standard songbook bear tremendous around -- amount of reinterpreting. i have a little story that i had to tell and it is such a great vehicle. everybody that takes them on does it in such a specific way. rosemary clooney would make a song that you heard a million times and never think one thing about that song and you think, that is a great song. chance thatays that you might be able to unlock the secret of that song and let it bloom in front of people so that they get what it's about. did i answer your question? it is impossible to have this conversation with you and you talk about this in the book, it is hard to talk about issues and not talk about your relationship with jerry brown. what about the fact that life brings him back to the governor's office? >> that is the problem we have had with these politicians. a guy just is running the country and did not know what he was doing. jerry has had a lot of experience. job.nk he's doing a great when you are ban

pleasure it was to eat just a little meat i tried to make it last as long as i possibly could it was such bliss i just want to eat eat and eat but most importantly we are still all together and on my mom dad and me. another spring in leningrad i used to love it and now i hate it so much it brings no love anymore only death. starlit nights just look like a mass grave. another summer without you. for a whole year i haven't received a single letter from you. i know you cannot be alive anymore i will never be happy again. in the spring is my last. in april all the people of leningrad went out to clean the city streets we were expecting an epidemic because the dead were everywhere and there was a raw sewage flowing past houses because the sewage system was not working. so we told everybody to go out and clean up the city and everybody did. that even those who could barely hold a tool in their hands went out to break up the ice is a little you. need. leningrad became so clean it was a real joy to see it. in may the trans started working again. i will never forget this day i can't believe dad is gone.

. >> from wedded bliss to legal limbo - same-sex marriage on hold in utah. [ ♪ music ] >> welcome tol jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. 26 states are under a federal winter warning thanks to a brutal arctic blast sweeping the nation. the freezing weather system is found in the north and south polls. a weather phenomenon known as the polar vortex is driving down temperatures to 30, 40, 50 degrees below zero. the satellite image makes a third of the country look like a sheet of ice. it looks bad from the picture, but it's worse on the ground. >> diane eastabrook braves the elements in chicago. >> minus 15 on the thermometer. >> a frigid day in chicago was not fit for man or beast. mary-both bundled up herself and blondie. >> she is wearing two layers and a boot on each foot. >> does she mind coming out on this. >> not as much as she minds getting dressed. >> a weekend store blanketed chicago with a food of snow, indiana too. temporarily shutting down the interstate. emergency crews rescued 600 stranded motorists in illinois. governor pat quinn called in the guards. state of emergencie

it was the most blissful feeling of, we found them. an area larger than france, we found 30 of the last people. i have to be careful, inquiries country and culture. there is so little of it (one part, that is this valley. it is a tiny kingdom that was opened about 10 years ago. it really is pure tibetan culture. what is a disaster is that the authorities have a license to build a highway from china all the way down through nepal into india. so these images i made, i dare to say maybe some of the last images of this authentic culture in its purest form. >> jimmy nelson there was some really incredible images and they are all put together in a book, which i can't wait to get a hold of. that brings a probe -- the program to the close. you can watch on our own a four hour news channel as well. i am katty kay. thank you for watching. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank, and charles schwab.

it was the most blissful feeling of, we found them. an area larger than france, we found 30 of the last people. i have to be careful, inquiries country and culture. there is so little of it (one part, that is this valley. it is a tiny kingdom that was opened about 10 years ago. it really is pure tibetan culture. what is a disaster is that the authorities have a license to build a highway from china all the way down through nepal into india. so these images i made, i dare to say maybe some of the last images of this authentic culture in its purest form. >> jimmy nelson there was some really incredible images and they are all put together in a book, which i can't wait to get a hold of. that brings a probe -- the program to the close. you can watch on our own a four hour news channel as well. i am katty kay. thank you for watching. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank, and charles schwab.

in a blissful opinion opinion there are around three hundred thousand dollars and on one of them he is my possible. it's an alien gospel when the soviet union collapsed. the a league a full citizenship to people and their descendants today in the country prior to nineteen forty he became a soviet republic. i was around fifty two percent of the population. everyone else whose cost is enormous it is in. today twenty seven people considered alien. noddy is one of those affected. he was born on the air. and when his mother is not the end because his father moved to the country often nineteen forty. noddy was denied citizenship. givens he went through the process of naturalization. he was twenty two years old. how did he fail having to go through the process despite the fact that hussein was born in the country. well on the theme of the love you flights to and texas and the pq deserts you feel good and she doesn't feel a bit the bonds and consultants her sense of naturalization test nor the citizens on the knowledge about the history culture and language. many feel the hostages to history c

that is that for one month the beginning of the acoustic on the most blissful feed tt on a dish of rice and pulses. some call it then on to the crowd. i had today. buildings. in the town center and beats the heart he's getting paid. he was tiny. take it with reality the tv the top down. she's in north eastern us and windy city dj dancing on the road for dd. he ended up meeting attendees how to needle fine with that when he stacks the discipline to wolf of dance to fly employed. this is of having to get the job but she wanted to move the markets to prepare for the feast. the music festival is that the local fans and fans to get the oven been busy out of our life we all sometimes you don't get a seat at the fall or weeks on and so this is one of the debate when everybody comes together. we hit we needed to leave me in the tub and infected each other today she is going or do things in common not to eat the sand beaches funded by the southern states means estimates need to be meaningful in life the mini's is time to decide on what or what hobbies like once a teaching the phone screen to him

he specializes in bliss works you want to take those traditions and put them into something new. he has developed a style that features a western touch. by adopting such outside elements. he hopes to reach more people. it was shown by k c is it's going to come find new elements. with traditional techniques is cool because it enriches the contents of the work and to the many people always seem to appreciate what has gone. one reason to join you in humans paintings have caught on this because he uses a western style. with the emphasis on shady. such deaths is not common in traditional tibetan art. join you in the west to re years to come. two years ago. after an art dealer and eighteen invited him to visit the capital to pay. he is now regarded as a fine artist not just a religious painter the worst one race. that's a relatively high price. would you. joey on you as paintings costs five thousand dollars on average his dealer has sold more than ten paintings into heaters. the artist has become better known. more and more hand people are interested in learning painting from him twice

for a blissful night's rest. of the papers a form of vatican claims there is an underground network of homosexuals plotting against him. those stories and others right now. british government workers are being rewarded for saying no in exchange for rejecting asylum applications home office stuff which is an even extra holiday has more. failed asylum seekers that have been told to leave britain can apply here to the u.k.'s home office to have their cases reviewed it's a last ditch attempt to stay in the u.k. if they can prove that their lives back home are in danger but it's been revealed that home office employees are set targets they're supposed to be winning seventy percent of these cases that means that they're aiming to keep out seventy percent of the people that have really applied to stay in britain after their asylum cases have already been rejected if they can hit that target they're rewarded with holiday days cash bonuses and high street shopping vouchers these incentives don't have any place in these so

is reportedly turning people into killers instead of sending them to sleep for a blissful night's rest. on the books dangers of the pope as a former vatican guard claims there is an underground network of homosexuals plotting against him. those stories and others right now at r.t. dot com today is the ninetieth anniversary of the death of lot of bin laden the man credited with changing the course of history for russia and the whole world his body is on public display in central moscow and just like him the ideas he launched a revolution for are not exactly buried for russians seventy years of the soviet union left most people indifferent towards lennon's legacy with he remains popular as a way to sell souvenirs and also in the world of art however the socialist ideas he fought for have gained some traction in the west over a detailed look at his socialist ideas we're joined live by years of kishore he's a national secretary of the american social equality party so as i say getting some sort of traction some sort of relevance in the west of the moment due to the recent financial crisis

popular prescription drugs in the grass is turning people into killers sort of sending them for a blissfulnight's sleep. and then all strokes danger to their pov as a. while vance can god claims there is an underground network of homosexuals brushing against him. if they nine hundred and about a ninety three rather anniversary of the death of vladimir lenin a man who changed the entire course of russian history members of the communist party have laid flowers at the letters mausoleum to all of the founding fathers of their ideology or the recent poll such as the attitude of russians towards the revolutionary leader is close to indifferent his social ideas are gaining more and more grounds in the west and fryer of all there is an editor of the danish newspaper by darin explain to us why. after nine years of the crisis in the capitalist system with more and more people experiencing the consequences of the crisis these ideas they never really disappeared and now they're coming back people are naturally looking for alternatives and i think when you look at europe today the figures speak for th

to say goodbye than to twenty thirty bliss take a look at some of the events it'll be remembered for. it was a seven year for america which was rocked by the boston marathon bombings the government shutdown left it balancing on the verge of fault too and it almost launched a war on syria and of course twenty thirteen revealed to the n.s.a. hacks the country and the rest of the world artie's eyes in washington galaxy she can send us this report. it was a year of cliffhangers we heard the white house threat military action we saw the us congress threaten default to blackmail the president it's been a roller coaster but very few enjoyed it and here's a quick look back at some of the twists and turns. team obama prepared to hit syria the un balt while others worried that u.s. strikes could benefit extremists. the american people wouldn't buy it either so president obama finally took up the russian proposal to cut a deal and we will work together in consultation with russia and china to put forward a resolution at the u.n. security council requiring assad to give up his chemical weapons an

prescription drugs in america is turning people into killers instead of sending them home for a blissfulnight's sleep details about. why you that this one is. danger to the pope. claims there's an underground network of. twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow and it is the ninetieth anniversary of the death of a man who changed the course of russian history. the image of lenin whose revolutionary ideas much like the man himself still not buried. one apple of discord in the very heart of moscow's red square behind these walls lay the mummified remains of the revolutionary and the founder of the soviet state but it's hard to argue that he is resting in peace there for the soviet union lenin was an icon he represented the communist ideas that an empire was built on his statue stood at pride of place and the central squares of cities across the nation but his appeal waned over the decades and when the soviet union collapsed many of the statues were removed from their plants his image had passed all the way from revolutionary hero to mastermind of the bolshevik movement that claimed many

is reportedly turning people into killers instead of sending them to sleep for a blissful night's rest. danger to the pope as a form of vatican guard claims there is an underground network of homosexuals plotting against him. those stories and plenty of others are t. dot com today is the ninetieth anniversary of the death of lot of bin laden the man credited with changing the course of history for russia and the world his body is on public display here in central moscow just like him the ideas he launched a revolution for not exactly buried for russians seventy years of the soviet union left most people indifferent towards lennon's legacy when he remains popular as a way to sell souvenirs and in the world of art however the socialist ideas he fought for have gained some traction in the west economist richard wolfe i spoke to him earlier he believes capitalism is under real pressure. i think it has to be understood that the crisis since two thousand and seven is actually a step in a process of long term economic decline in north america western europe and japan capitalist enterprises ar

popular prescription drugs in the you are turning people into killers instead of sending them for a blissfulnight's sleep. and a little six danger to the pope as a form of vatican god claims there is an underground network of homosexuals plotting against him. as the nine percent of us are of the death of lundy millennium among her trying to the entire course of russian history members of big communist party have laid flowers at lennon's mausoleum to all of the founding fathers of their ideology although a recent poll such as the attitude of russians towards his legacy is close to indifferent his social ideas are gaining more and more grounds in the west and fryer veteran ball is an editor at the danish newspaper bidar and explain to us why . after nine years of crisis in the capitalist system with more and more people experiencing the consequences of the crisis these ideas they never really disappeared and now they're coming back people are naturally looking for alternatives and i think when you look at europe today the figures speak for themselves with one out of every four european at the

bliss arrived at willow glen middle school after they got a call that a school counselor was sellingot. authorities found out diaz worked for an after-school program called think together. >> i think it's very unsettling that parents allow their children to go to these programs after school for help and that the people were supposed to trust provide them with drugs. especially at such a young age. it's alarming. >> authorities say diaz passed a background check in order to work for that program, think together. police will be looking into whether this was a one-time incident or if other children are involved. >>> tonight we're hearing from the 81-year-old oakland woman who was shot in her own home by an intruder. she spoke to kpix 5's da lin today about the terrifying moment that she came face to face with the robbers. >> they broke down the door between bedroom wing and the main part of the house. >> reporter: 81-year-old beverly concannon is still in intensive care at highland now. a man shot her inside her diamond district house during a home invasion robbery yesterday. she tells

officers who were taken hostage and then released what about double what you know about so that saga bliss old salsa on friday evening with three police officers were attacked just need to add ayam that the king of the independence square know that they were attacked in and taken captive one of these was released on friday evening he was rushed straight to hospital for treatment cost upwards of the other two remains. and if they die as hostages. they've been released on the south today and said hey they've also been taken to hospital and said that they would beat me and told chased by the captain is now head. they added the authority ca the interior ministry has said that any threats of violence from riots this will be next week holds that they flaunt events and eight and the threats of violence against the police offices it the jury knew. still it's a tense standoff in some parts of the kiev in the capital here. but there is skepticism about this new deal with regards to the type of honesty we are seeing still going on whether those extremist groups will and will listen to them it seems v

drugs in the us is reportedly telling people and to this instead of sending them to sleep for the blissful likes grass the noticeable changes to the plate is a form of the chicken got claims there is an underground network of homosexuals posting begins the store is another's right now multi tool called. today is the addition of us for the death of the ten eleven the man credited with changing the course of history for russia and the world. these booties on display in central moscow and just like in the light is he launched a revolution full moon or exactly buried the russians said the use of the soviet union that most people indifferent towards lennon's legacy where he remains popular as a way to bhp's else even is. and in the world of art. however the social side is useful for getting some traction in the west will move this out i enjoy my job on national and foreign affairs takes the rich and becca in the state said richard and what you think there is still some interest for socialist policies stations me despairing among because the job of the soviet union collapsed in displaying the fa

is reportedly turning people into killers instead of sending them to sleep for a blissful night's rest. and an offer the danger to the pope as a former vatican guard claims there is an underground network of homosexuals plotting against him. those stories and others right now at r.t. dot com today is the ninetieth anniversary of the death of the man credited with changing the course of history for russia and the world his body is on public display in central moscow and just like him the ideas he launched a revolution for a not exactly buried for russians seventy years of the soviet union left most people in different towards lennon's legacy although he remains popular as a way to sell souvenirs in the world of art however the social side is he fought for have gained some traction in the west will for more of this i'm joined live now by national and foreign affairs expert richard becker in the states richard why do you think there is still some interest for socialist parties socialist movements bearing in mind of course the example of the soviet union collapsing displaying the fact that

restaurants to include calorie counts on their menus no longer could new yorkers consume an ignorant bliss and just in case if these vans made anyone crazy mayor bloomberg also banned the sale of assault rifles and banana clips during his time in office. that's just a brief summary of mayor bloomberg blacklisting highlights his opponents say he ran a nanny state but bloomberg says it's about putting public health first i will walk out of office knowing that whether you agreed or disagreed with me i always made decisions based on the merits and we always put the needs of future generations ahead of their man's of today's special interest groups either way bloomberg is out today and it's now up to build a blog zero to regulate the new york citizenry and washington d.c. perry and boring r.t. tonight's resident takes a look at how mit researchers are developing a drug to combat p.t.s.d. however one of the side effects is that this drug could mess up your metabolism and your thinking take a look. we make a lot of drugs here in the u.s. and now researchers at mit are working on a new one to a va

indeed whether it would install the goal and critics say the plan for the performance nothing more blissful than a facelift is up to some socks explain after nearly seven months of nsa disclosures present obama finally came forward with reforms to the spy agency acknowledging that the current capabilities of the essay. do leave open the possibility of abuse give them a unique power of the state. it is not enough for readers to say trust us we wanted to use the data we collect. for history has too many examples when that trust has been breached. for some system of government is built on the premise that our liberty cannot depend on the good intentions of those atop the president to address the nsa is most controversial program section to fifteen ball telephone mehta data collection. basically the president no longer wants the government to be in control of these massive netted added databases but that doesn't mean the president wants to get rid of all election. in fact the ball collection of virtually every american submitted data will continue indefinitely. in the new restrictions announced

. >>> marijuana stores in colorado are getting ready for another bliss being business -- brisk businessey are allowing the sale of marijuana for recreational use and some areas had to close their doors because of long lines and short supply. anybody can buy up to an ounce and in some places it rose to more than $500 an ounce. >>> interception, bad decision by cook. >>> and stamford jumped to a 17- 7 lead, they cannot hold on against the michigan state spartans, -- smart spartans and they now have 17 and 1 tie. they watched the game at local bars. they were packed with a cardinal faith until you buddies spite the loss, it was a memorable season. >> the first game was kind of weird. some were saying go stamford. i am all excited. >>> there were a few michigan state supporters of the bar, it even bothered them. >>> time nowhistory was made in pass dean -- time now 8:25 -- 5:25, owners of the gay marriage organized a parade but it still owe curled without a hitch. there were no problems but a group of people for the ethical treatment of animals, they were arrested during the parade. the dem

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. >> for a century, progressiveism has said, we will have progress and bliss and paradise, but only if we concentrate more and more power in the hands of all-seeing super-confident experts who can do things normal americans can't do. that is what progressiveism is. >> that is the tragedy for the person that supports progressive government. >> but kristen powers said the problem is in the execution of obamacare. >> it says the government disfunctional, they can't handle anything and will screw up anything they touch. >> obamacare is a turning point against the government. young people are hearing about this law and feeling the effects first-hand and they are running away from big government as fast as they can. >> if that is true, and some polls suggest it is, that would seem to be a stunning turn-about for the white house and this president, twice elected with the overwhelming support of millennials. and we'll hear more from them later. >>> but first, with the latest fox news poll showing the president's job approval near its record low, 49% of voters questioning his honesty and a majo

for a quickly looking blissful domestic setup which he found, initially. it was quite harmonious.she was pregnant nearly every year of their marriage, for 20 years. she was either recovering from pregnancy, about to be pregnant, or always carrying a child. i think it affected her. she was meant to have suffered from postnatal depression. she became a larger person. her in this film, what i tried to suggest is that this is a marriage where he is not painfully unhappy but it's functional, habitual, polite but there is no great flame of passion. it's two people who have come to negotiating their daily life around each other and it's fine. catherine ishabits extraordinary. she gives a great dignity to the part and in a crucial scene, dickens had commissioned a piece of jewelry for nellie as a gift and thought it was for the wife. the jeweler sent it to catherine and she realized it was not for her. he said to his wife, please go give it to the woman for whom it is intended, nellie turner. a fantastic scene where catherine dickens arrives in her .ome and it's on her birthday happy birt

>> well, for a mechanical engineer like me, it was absolutely bliss. it was powerful. 150 miles per hour is fast p moving air. how accurately can it mimic an actual tornado? well, the tornado that we had in that vortex was e.f. three. and that's about -- that's half way up the scale because the scale goes up to 5. so it's pretty vast. not the maximum that tornadoes can be, but enough to really measure the impact of damage on structures. >> so that's what they learned what else do they learn in this kind of lab? >> well, the purpose of the lab is to becauses the very complex bit of engineering. it's serjly it only took eight fans sucking air out of that space, and 64 metal veins at certain angles to create a tornado like that. and you can see how the tornado is formed because of the smoke that they much into the space. so it is really cool. >> it is also about trying to build buildings that can with stand the you remember sos right? >> yes. the purpose is to really understand how tornadoes can damage structures. so they put scales down models of walls a