not since buddha have so many fat, bald men worked so hard to do so little. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and folks i have to tell you it's not just the senate. i am sad to report america is losing the battle against gay marriage. the district of columbia and 16 states have legalized man-on mantwoimony including just last week hawaii. it's aloa traditional values, and aloha, gay marriage. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i wish i could assailant opposite. just last night, the government of illinois signed same-sex marriage legislation into law. you know who's happy about that? theee bears! worst of all, woferlt of all, our military has fallen prey to the homosexual gay agenda. three years ago they dropped don't ask, don't tell. at first i figured the gays wouldn't want to be in the military, the the cameo is so matchy-matchy. turns out gay people have some sort of sick fetish for serving their country and now they're cashing in on those sweet benefits. just ask secretary of defense and man who was crying just before you walked in, chuck hagel. >> when the supreme court issued its decision on the

good enough to let the buddha said the staff of the way i've been colossal of august the muffled in the moment we receive a book of noah quartz security has been stepped up in the capital to complete the second adam and itchy border guards of skin folds from evoke doc its fullest cars buses and trucks just opened on the main roads what about al qaeda activity that. tidy up the of the net buying of the glass. i love that likeable or double boiler. and another outlet for my taste and again the huntington beach and daddy didn't want to lose the strike called by the bnp and its the advantage of the peace and against the announcement tuesday that the country's parliament insisting that the strike by the opposition has been to the heart of honor the god i will try two percent said she was acting in a need. i would state the day. smith said the unit. as i was. us some people said that the strikes going to post the pool and spa on the constitution. please note that this isn't a lot of old all about this have told them no. there are other buses to run across the bow with this what i did the dish

[jingly thai music] >> thailand: an exotic vacation land known for its buddhas, its beaches, its brothels. but how about going for hip surgery or a multiple bypass or a face-lift? a growing number of americans are doing just that, combining holidays with healthcare. this uninsured louisiana man had a complicated quintuple bypass. this woman from bend, oregon, a bit of an eye lift. >> it was just beyond my expectations. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this episode, we'll look at people who market medical procedures as business ventures, everything from anti-aging treatments to a protocol that claims to end addiction. we'll begin with doctors and pharmacists who are catering to the 78 million aging baby boomers who want to slow that aging process down or to even turn back the clock. the treatments usually include doses of the same performance-enhancing drugs that are now banned by most professional sports-- things like testosterone, dhea, and human growth hormone. as we first reported in 2006, all of this his highly controversial and possibly even illegal, but that's n

i will say to me looks set to propose to make the buddha heads is far too easy. she still managing to make good on promises and there are concerns of a loan for two ten nights. they are anything like that getting the same each time this year people come in. not now and i'm not going to patronize the candidates. in a game that takes just a dull brown eighteen counties in the end nothing changes. despite the seat four percent approval ratings and shooting wasn't able to effect any significant policy changes during the first presidency to this unthinkable to tip bonuses this time minds difficult goal giving congressional opposition. a bell hundreds of thousands of angry ukrainians into this race this sunday braving freezing freezing temperatures to them on closer ties with the west it's off to the european union announced the partnership talks have been suspended because of the ukrainian government's decision to seek closer ties with russia. i can tell of a crime joins us now from the halls of kiev at the very big day today the atf and that was some very well made f

it was too hostile a force for the buddha-esque jedis. in our next room -- revolution, 1961 to 1970 -- we have a very special, very fun, very hands-on number four -- rock 'em sock 'em...robots. >> hey, i remember this game. but i didn't know it's been around since the '60s. >> not only has this game continued to be replicated into the present day, but at the time, "you knocked my block off" became a classic saying. >> you knocked my block off. attraction number three is for kids who ask, "how can i be strong like a superhero?" >> the answer is...the superman golden muscle building set. >> wow! >> 1954, peter puppet playthings -- a wonderful muscle-building kit that not only has everything you need to become big and strong, but also shows that superman will personally fly into your house and show you how to use his superman muscle building set. >> well, i can quit my gym membership. [ rim shot ] don't go away. we'll be right back with the top two attractions at geppi's entertainment museum. >> we're at geppi's entertainment museum, also kn

i sat there the buddha and pcp due to some these are all from the sublime beginning because it's what nifty sanity. the dvd with them to him. the trees will provide protection but the villagers still has to be prepared although the experience think are well prepared hopefully next time the warning will come in time it was the day. add the meat an early warning system has been placed in the sea. but no one here is certain the alarm will reach remote areas before it's too late now when nigeria is already kinda like how a house with growth rates of around seven plus and some even today the ticket sales of town south africa that's mainly due to its vast oil and gas deposits. lists all of this twelve is trickling through to ordinary nigerians for the sox hit the small and medium sized business remains a great time and we visit the young entrepreneur who specializes in trendy artistic aches to see signs that growth in this business opportunity comes with many strings attached. i do enjoy the sceneries bakery gets going early the thirty four year old has her hands full she's busy making a sp

contributed on the water side, you are saying that the 2 percent that would normally go to the spider or buddha head be redirected to the community. so the work that money was not received by the community at all. so we are redirecting it to the community so the community has the opportunity of getting these funds. that's sort of the direction that we wanted to move the program. i understand that out of 23 firms or companies or non-profits pursuing it you only get 10. therefore there is an issue that you have some winners and losers and they are concerned about the process. i do agree that since now we are making funds available because we are directing funds that were not available that we are already giving to the arts commission and making it available that we probably need to understand that the community really has a great need and we need to make sure that a process is in place for the ones that are not successful and they understand the process and they have an opportunity to be given feedback so the next time they are better prepared. >> i would like to add to that. we had a discussion

history of afghanistan's province was largely blown up by the taliban with these towering statues of buddha. and they were driven to pakistan, depleting the heart of the nation leaving shoeless children and jobless after gans. now, a non-profit rug maker has brought the cultural revival for afghan women. >> there have been a lot of changes people who were unemployed before can work now. the wages that they give are very high. >> as you can see, it'stribble. >> the idea came from american former investment banker cony duckworth who visited afghanistan in 2004 in return with a business custom dined for afghan women. >> it was really seeing the conditions of women, many living in rubble with their small children that hooked my heart. the ultimate definition of sustainability is profitability. we are not there yet. why? we need to sell more rugs. >> the revival of authentic afghan weaving comes with a western twist. arzu makes traditional rugs and modern carpets, a big change from complex afghan patterns? >> we are comfortable with the foreign designs because they are simple. >> at first, most

model bodybuilder them it on her sleeve that we buddhists want to offer prayers to get closer to the buddha is the least. i wish the government to allow us to pray. preheat the oven at night. the complaints are false and the need for him in this cool new name. so there may be gaps between the rules required by unesco and the teachings of buddhism. we need to gather more information and come up with ideas to keep the right balance. i know most of them in the scrum and from what we teach students. the house to meet other remains to be a form of the glory for visitors from around the wall but at same time. the mess all to win the hearts of the boys at school the entree and a skew our burger. that wraps up the list and i mustn't of bavaria in bangkok. you do still struggling with he told its citizens to whom and in increasing the opponents it repeats the shoot will come. don't open til tuesday from boeing. the world people around the world have been counting down to christmas and somewhere up north so the class is busy packing his sleigh and adobe getting some special help that a secret stop be

thuy nguyen , says people are now calling his shop "lucky buddha." >> reporter:he will get 1- million dollars for selling the winning ticket. his shop mobbed by friends and customers offering their congratulations, nguyen stepped before the cameras shortly after opening his doors this morning. >> i just feel happy. i just feel happy! >> i will like to be successful in the u.s. bay. a >> reporter:28-point-5 million tickets were sold in california on tuesday alone. at one point they were selling at the rate of 31- thousand per minute. >> pam: officials have announced. that the pemanent fix to those broken bolts on the bay bridge has been installed, and the temporary fix has been removed. >> pam: it was back in march when workers discovered that 32 bolts used on the bridge?s seismic safety system had cracked. it was then determined that all 96 of those similar bolts would be replaced with a steel saddle? which would provide the same clamping force as the bolts. installation of the saddle was completed at 11 this morning and a temporary fix which had been installed to allow for the bridge

buddha will grow in him and make that choice for a country with his. in freedom. these are the new rule will never know when to call for a minute. every democratic country. every time. it's my job or was it about time for that. well the opposition continued at the age of sets and government buildings despite the tight deadline set by the government considered to be outside buildings is living option expires on tuesday amid allegations of support for the opposition comes despite pleas from brains prime minister outside interference is still well as the protests they look set to continue into the evening k behind me with allies now on sunday when organizes type that up to one million people from all of the ukraine could descend on the council though their us a german mep one european politicians the colors in up to ukraine's opposition now. it's not the game instead of crying. i forgot there's just so would their sunday there etf if the protesters. i log on and he wants that the us assessment team and this new insights on the first two crying now. to be on adult and

i need to think anew and with an image is also the buddhas saito was being suspended from the right thing to get a kick of the disease due to cope with the new sets. those are the main thing and saying that i don't have money whatever my new hat. nothing is guaranteed even if it was over. don many dole has been involved in israeli politics since the vet's people needing government's top stocks of two thousand and thirteen. i asked what changes he had seen during his time in politics and which were the biggest challenges facing defence policy makers today in the old days the country's full time two kings fourteen the big armies will be gone the idea that the group if he decides to come true it is strange. the first time it appeared. before you will go on. d and it was another musician striking pentecost acts. was in the chase and devoted movies. he saw something strange. it didn't take the organization. some guy bald guy caressing his cat called for tripping isn't this a science fiction is great but that didn't love it more me than some common than that. and all. the new organization calle

florida straits in the way that the united states navy is in the south china sea imagine of pres the buddha was on the streets of mexico agitating anti american up evil in the way that john mccain is on the streets of kiev i just hitting on two russian feeling if you begin to put these but a dog's life in the muck i mean you don't know whether to laugh or cry so farfetched. and yet it's really happening oh man well i'm laughing right now because it is just so absurd the contradiction is staggering and i would imagine that we would be in world war three right now george if that happened and speaking of the scenario yemen you know ahead of me would definitely i mean look at the look at the reaction when president clinton paid for a page i vote in the wall street journal of the new york times or where ever it was imagine that he showed up on anti american demonstrations in canada can you imagine it well i'm sure european and american leading politicians are doing. the reverse iron curtain georgia speaking of the scenario yemen now banned drones in our country the u.k. government has already ma

inside almost every one of them, a buddha figure, each one of them, different. >> and i like how integratedze, postures. >> funny you mention that. people used to live here and the government came along in the '80s and relocated them. it was a mass relocation project. this is tourist bucks here. they relocated the entire population. we're in one of the first mass waves of tourists. european tourists have been coming here in small numbers for a long time but it's the flood gates have opened. they are building hotels like crazy in this area called the tourist triangle. >> what is this here? this is a scarf. >> as myanmar begins the shift to accommodating tourism and the service economy to go with it there will be adjustments. there will be a downside. >> what is that going to mean? how will burmese react to all of the good and evils that come with tourism? it's going to be mobility. it's going to mean prosperity for some. it will mean a lot of bad things too. it will mean prostitution. it will mean hustling. >> everybody tell it to you. you buy -- you don't buy -- that's no fair. >> i don't n

know how difficult adolescence is and i thought that if i became a nun i would be sort of like a buddhaike calm person and enlightened and inspired person and like most of the women in the 1950s around whom i was surrounded, they all seemed to be endlessly cleaning or cooking and scrubbing and where as nuns that i could see, they seem to have their minds on higher things and the irony was that all i did for years was scrubbed and cook and clean and i wasn't very good at it. but it was a sort of mixed idea and i was a very shy young girl at that point and clever, but emotionally a bit backward. i was a little bit scared of going into the big world. because you really have jumped from the frying pan and it's tough in there and it's like boot camp or it at least it was in those days and the idea was to be tough and a strong woman and that means you are treated very harshly indeed. and eventually i had to give it up after seven days. >> what happened to your spirituality after you gave it up? >> i just wanted nothing to do with it. and, you know, even that, that sounds a bit in this sounds

a progressive don't look for the messiah as they often say in the buddhist community are kill the buddha when you see that we've got to take it upon ourselves it's our responsibility we've got to roll up our sleeves to get out there and make a difference i would argue that one of the reasons that occupy stalled was there were no demands occupy did a tremendous job and educated to mobilizing the outside piece what it loks was that insight peace and we'd like to provide out and link up s.p.d. with the occupy movement we tried to do that i don't think we've heard certainly the last of the occupy movement in the great work that they did in the education work that they did but i think one of the flaws of the occupied movement was no demand and i don't think we're going to ever see that again but out of that movement has begun the robin hood tax were beginning for the first time just as those young activists gathered at wall street two years ago to call it accountability wall street we're seeing legislate. action demands put on the inside to bring about the fundamental change in occupy called

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 public was enthralled. from people who flocked to see the ossuary on display to biblical scholars around the world. could this be the first physical evidence that jesus walked the earth? so when the israeli authorities alleged eight months after its discovery that the ossuary's inscription was forged, the centuries-old quest for the historical jesus becam

cultural history of afghanistan's province was blown up by the taliban, along with towering statues of buddhadecades of warfare drove the weavers to neighbouring pakistan, depleting the heart of the nation of an historic industry and income. now a nonprofit rug maker named arzu - meaning hope - brought a cultural revival, especially for afghan women. >> translation: there have been a lot of changes. people who were unemployed can work. the wages that they give are high. >> as you can... >> the idea came from an american former investment banker and visited afghanistan on a u.s. state department mission and returned with a business custom design for afghan women. >> it was seeing the conditions of women - many living in rubble with their small children that hooked my heart. the ultimate definition of sustainability is profitability. we are not there yet. why? we need to sell more rugs. >> the revival of african leaving comes with a western twist. arzu makes afghan rugs and modern carr bets from modern designers. a change from complex afghan patterns. >> we are comfortable with the foreign desi

there's a difference queen believing in santa or jesus or the buddha. he was a man of color.he fact that we have represented him for centuriesane history of white supremacy. the reality is this icon ography, jesus more than santa is a real problem. there's a reason we've represented these icons as white. it's not a coincidence that we've done that. >> rochelle, i want you to respond. i would like to say many cultures throughout the world represent jesus and santa as their own culture, whether it's latinos or african-americans or africans or whites. >> exactly. >> but rochelle, please weigh in. >> megan kelly did say that santa is just white. she was very clear about that. and the fact is we can talk about this is santa and a fictitious character, but the real issue here is that people who think like megan kelly brief it's more comfortable for them to believe there is a white man flying around the earth with magical reindeer than to believe that a blark man in the year 2013 can actually be kind, can be loving and can actually be caring toward children. that's really the issue

require of afghanistan's province was largely blown up by the taliban, along with towering statues of buddhadecades of warfare drove the weavers of afghanistan's carpets to pakistan, depleting the nation of an historic industry and income. leaving shoeless children in jobless afghan. >> a nonprofit rug maker has brought a cultural revival, especially for afghan women. >> translation: there has been a lot of changes. people who were unemployed can work now. the wages that they give are very high. >> the idea came from american former investment banker connie duckworth who visited afghanistan in a u.s. state commission in 2004, in return for a business custodion design for african women. >> it was seeing the conditions of women, many living in rubble with small children, that hooked my heart. the ultimate definition of sustainability is profitability. we are not there yet. why? we need to sell more rugs. >> the revival of afghan weaving comes with a twist. arzu makes afghan rugs and modern carpets. a change from complex african patterns. >> we are comfortable with the foreign designs because t

require of afghanistan's province was largely blown up by the taliban along with towering statues of buddha. decades of warfare drove the weavers to pakistan, depleting the nation of an income and industry, leaving shoeless children in afghanistan. >> now arvu - meaning hope - brings a revival, especially to african women. >> there have been a lot of changes. people who were unemployed before can work now. the wages that they give are high. >> the idea came from american former investment banker connie duckworth who visited afghanistan on a state department mission and returned with a business custom designed for afghan women. it was seeing conditions of women, many living in rubble with small children, that hooked my heart. the ultimate definition of sustainability is profitability. we are not there yet. why? we need to sell more rugs. >> the revival of authentic afghan weaving comes with a twist. arvu makes traditional and modern rugs. a change from the complex patterns. >> we are comfortable with the foreign designs, because they are simply. >> most of the women were illiterate, signing

you can pray to muhammad or buddha. >> the tiny mosque next door where services are held five times aot who said this is the first little bangladesh in america. >> and it just happened like two years ago. it was like we went to sleep and woke up and it was little bangladesh. >> step in for curried goats, samosas, tandoori chicken, and fish curry with no small amount of chilies. >> just such aromatic, delicious food. what good food are you likely to find within the confines of korea town? >> el salvadorian, guatemalans, koreans all throughout. pakistani, bangladesh food. oaxaca takes over all of eighth street. >> is that just the way it worked out? >> yeah, you know how it goes. one guy showed up. filipino fast food just behind us, and a bunch of riffraff. >> filipinos are proud of their food. underrepresented. >> they're going through what we went through, where the glass hasn't been broken yet, to translate it, but keep the core and soul of it, but it tastes delicious. >>> a few blocks over, the iconic filipino fast food chain jollibee. laugh all you want but ask any filipino they lo

rich cultural history was largely blown up by the taliban along with these towering statues of bud buddha and then the heart of the nation's historic industry and income leaving shoeless children and jobless afghans. >> there have been a lot of changes. people who are unemployed before can work now. the wages that they give are very high. >> as you can see, it's very -- >> the american came from former investment banker who visited afghanistan in a u.s. state department mish in 2004 in return with a business custom designed for afghan women. >> it was seeing the conditions of women, many living in rubble, with their small children that hooked my heart. we are not there yet. why? we need to sell more rugs. >> the revival comes with a distinctly western twist. >> we are comfortable with the foreign designs because they are simple. >> at first, most of the women were i will llliterate signing thumb print? >> first year, thumb print, t m thumb print. now signatures. these women know how to write, read. they are learning math. it's what we've done, how we have transformed their lives is inspir

but how i connect is i believe i can breathe in abraham and moses and jesus and buddha and marvin, and my father. that that energy isn't what you and i are familiar with familiar with at home. but this energy that every cell is made up of is morphed into some other form so the possibility of breathing it in, which is why i love meditating is because are you just breathing. and if you say these people's names and if you are lonely or scared or in the dark there is a possibility they may be with you. >> rose: now take that what you and i believe and you articulate a thousand times better than i do. and put it in saul. here is a man who lives in a world where it's mirrors and everything is what it is not. and part of it is a lie. and nobody knows exactly what's true. >> yes. >> and how do you see this extraordinary ideas you have about life and this character. >> yes. >> rose: that you must like. >> i love him. >> i love him because he's filled with hope and optimism. and he will do anything to meet his wishes and desires for humanity. >> even take life. >> yes, sir, he will, on both side

a progressive don't look for the messiah as they often say in the buddhist community to kill the buddha when you see that we've got to take it upon ourselves it's our responsibility we've got to roll up our sleeves and get out there and make a difference i would argue that one of the reasons that occupy stalled was there were no demands occupy did a tremendous job and educated to mobilizing the outside piece what it lacks was that insight peace and we'd like to provide that and link up best with the occupy movement we tried to do that i don't think we've heard certainly the last of the occupy movement in the great work that they did on the education work that they did but i think one of the flaws of the occupy movement was no demand and i don't think we're going to ever see that again but out of that movement has begun the robin hood tax we're beginning for the first time just as those young activists gathered at wall street two years ago to call it accountability wall street we're seeing legislative action demands put on the inside to bring about the fundamental change in occupy called

. >> >> this is like when i go to buddha. >> hang in there. >>> we're going to get right to the murderhing her husband off a cliff, eight days after getting married. her brother took the stand for the prosecution. we're going to talk to dan and nancy about it. but first, abc's ryan owens has the story. >> end of a long day. we'll hit it again tomorrow. >> reporter: for the first time, the jury saw jordan graham wipe away tears. and they were not for cody johnson. the husband she's accused of pushing off a cliff, face-first. what made the usually stoic newlywed cry? the sight of her 16-year-old stepbrother breaking down as he testified against her. his sister's attorney asked, are you mad at jordan? not so much anymore. but at first, yes. why? she could have just told us the truth. but she had to keep adding more lies to cover up. the baby-faced michael rutledge told the jury how he helped his big sister search for cody johnson, even hanging up missing posters. all while jordan graham knew exactly where her husband was, at the bottom of that cliff in montana's glacier national park. the