>> i think one of the reasons is seeing the entire universe as the buddha, and this planet as the buddha - the hope that buddha nature is suffused throughout the environment is part of it. and so one way to celebrate that or to meditate on that is to walk, and walking meditation is a traditional buddhist practice. hiking in the u.s. is a traditional practice. to hike mindfully in wilderness, paying attention to the breathing - so let's say you take four steps in, four steps out, breathing out, paying attention to the wind, the every leaf and petal, every sound of every bird, the feeling of the path under you, the pebbles, and so forth, hearing the sound of the stream all of that is opportunity to practice right mindfulness - being present and fully alert and aware. it is difficult to do that in an urban environment - it's of course possible. but being in nature, it's comfortable to do that, to be that alert to every single perturbation, every sound. and so i think there's a new form of buddhism evolving in the united states. we've got buddhism in america - here we are at zen buddhist cen

buddha loves to stick his face out the window. maybe he can lift him off like a wing suit. according to the owner, this particular day, they weren't sure if he loved having the wind in his -- >> he was escaping his own scent. >> his owner. his owner had to roll down the window. i think it was a good thing for everybody. you want to go out in the wind. >> you don't want to be behind the car in a convertible with the top down. you could be getting a lot of that all over your face and the car. >> all right, everybody. time for another shot at winning an ipad mini. >> you got to be 18 years old, must be a u.s. resident and have to have today's buzzword. >> enter on our facebook page. go to the first post on our facebook page and tap on the mobile link. >> the buzzword for today is performance. >> get over to facebook.com/rightthisminute and click on the win an ipad mini button. >> enter today's buzzword, performance. for your chance to win an ipad mini. >> good luck, everybody. >>> the angry ram is back. this time he's being won over -- >> with a sandwich. >> see how a bite to

why is buddha on steroids? tourists. this buddha brought in $200 million.nt buddhases in their birthday suits unveiled in china were taken done after an uprare. maybe some thought about the core teachings of buddhism, which are about a rejection of materialism, inner strength, medication and mindfulness, not supersize. the correct answer to the gps challenge question is b, tuesday marked the 20th anniversary of an e-mail message from then swede of prime minister carl bildt to president bill clinton. it was very formal, mostly a congratulations on the use of the global internet system and clinton's embargo with vietnam. we've checked e-mails carefully and not a single emoticon or lol. thank you for watching my program. i'll see you next week. >>> the following is a cnn report. >>> from harsh beginnings to the heights of power, vladimir putin has ruled russia for over a decade. >> they want a strong guy in charge. they have got a strong guy in charge. >> from the kgb to sochi. a very public leader who remains a mystery to many. the power of vladimir putin. >>

it is that the buddha awaits. yes, now i see it.owers start with six points like the hyacinth lily? yes, snow flowers are falling stars. and this snowdrop is a snow star, risen from the snow. but ceres, the largest, the most beautiful of the stars is the narcissist with its red and gold carp and six white petals. have you seen the escallonia flower? yes, yes i have. it carries its blooms in a sphere, like the sphere of heaven, strewn with white flowers. yes. oh, god, how wonderful. who first imagined this vision? you. you. you and i together. we have given birth to a vision. we are wed. not yet. what remains? the waiting, the trials, the patience. good, try me. tell me, why do your parents sit so silently in there never saying a word? because they have nothing to say to each other and neither will believe what the other says. my father once said, "what is the point of our talking? we cannot deceive each other?" how horrible. here comes the cook. look at her. how big and fat she is. what does she want? she wants to ask me about dinne

why is buddha on steroids? one word, tourists.in 3.8 million visitors and $200 million. not every large statute has been met with appreciation, though. these two giant buddha ps in their birthday suits recently unveiled in eastern china were taken down after an uproar. maybe someone out there thought better abs the core teachings of buddhaism which are about a rejection of materialism, not super sized. the correct answer to the gps challenge question is b, tuesday marked the 20th anniversary of an e-mail message from then swedish prime minister carl bildt to then president bill clinton. it was formal, mostly a congratulations on the use of the global internet system and clinton's ending of the u.s. trade embargo with vietnam. we've checked the e-mails thoroughly and there is not an emow dacon or lol to be found. thanks to all of you for being part of my show this week. i will see you next week. >>> good morning, from new york city. i'm brian stelter. it's time for "reliable sources." a big show ahead. here's what's coming up. "the

this is buddha, a german boxer, and buddha loves to stick his face out the window. >> maybe thinks it will lift him off. according to the owner, this particular day they weren't sure if he loved having the wind in his face or farted. >> escaping his own scent. >> the owners had to roll down the window, but it was a good thing for everybody. when you a dog and all of that, you want it to go out in the wind instead of on you or your upholstery. >> you don't want to be behind this guy in a convertible. >> you can be getting all of that -- >> flap juice. >> a feel like i need to cut the lights off hold a flashlight under my chin and say, do you believe in ghosts? >> no. >> nick caldron, you'll believe now because of what a surveillance camera in russia caught. >> weird. it's like the same size as that bust, whatever that thing is, in the case there, that person. >> good eyes, steven. some are saying it's a human of like figure. it's at a historical museum in moscow. >> crazy. is anybody saying it could be a person's reflection in that glass case? >> no, no one is saying that. but they are

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it will be placed inside this statute of buddha. >> reporter: preparations seem like an old fashionedarn raising except it has been going on for several months. this group of high school seniors rehearse a dance they will perform for the dally lama next week. >> it's like he is the heart of our people. >> reporter: it's not only the community that is excited, last month 3,000 people from all communities stood in line for tickets for his talk. that is at the berkeley community center. but his arrival here is more personal for these recent immigrants. >> we still have hopes and dalai lama gives speeches and gives us hope that we will get our country back. >> the community center in richmond is the only one in the bay area for approximately 20100 that bet tans in the region. a u-s olympian-- plans take home a lot more than his si estyle skiing. >>> the american silver medalist with a heart of gold. ,,,,,,,,,, stray dogs too. gus kenworthy found a mother and her four pups--- living >>> a u.s. olympian plans to take home more than his medal. he is rescuing stray dogs. he found a mother and

buddha, as a buddhist, buddha, your action is most important. buddha cannot give you what you want. you must make effort. so buddha says you are your own master. of course then those who regard believer, believes in creator, some, my friend, since we all created by god. so we all have some spark of god. so that's the concept that really gives us confidence, such confidence. and then what is the nature of god? if you really believe that, you must be a more compassionate person. nobody says creator is full of anger. no. full of compassion. creator is such doubtful, we create -- creatures, you see, must follow creators, example. it's wonderful. but then non-believer, whether we believe religion or not, we are human beings. the biologically, we equipped human affection, and also we, everybody has come from all matter. in our life, the beginning of our life, the mother's affection is so important. i always telling those people who received maximum affection during childhood, early age, early life, i think deep inside, much happier. that those individuals who at early age lack of affectio

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> nearby, these protesters, who are bud dice -- buddhists say he has ex-communicated thousands of buddhas because he claims their faction harms and divides his followers. the group provided this video of protesters confronting the dalai lama about religious freedom. >> this is freedom. so that's wrong. >> later in the day the dalai lama honored local unsung heroes of compassion, at an awards ceremony at the ritz-carlton hotel. >> earlier in the day a large crowd of supporters came out as the dalai lama made a stop in richmond. he briefly spoke to the crowd inside, had some tea, and then addressed a larger audience outside before heading to san francisco. >>> relatives of a san lorenzo sheriff deputies accuse the police of overreacting, he was shot and killed inside his house. the deputies were called, after the man, recovering from brain surgery, assaulted the pear medics. >> i can't call him again. i can't ask him for help. my dad -- i just want it to be said the right way for my father, and i want you guys to know the man he really was. >> sheriffs officials say he hit a deputy with thi

on "cbs this morning," airline security concerns involving a passenger's screening operation in a buddhaas the story. >>> plus, new details from inside the white house on what went wrong with the obamacare rollout. we'll hear from "time" magazine contributor steven brill. >>> and we'll show you some of the latest gadgets on kickstarter that might be worth funding. >>> finally, the oregon zoo has some new residents. three orphans black bears are being cared for. the cubs are about the size of puppies. they were discovered in their den by a logging crew, and their mother was nowhere to be found. the oregon zoo and an animal sanctuary in texas has offered the bears a permanent home. they are adorable, at least at that size. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, february 27. i'm michelle griego. >> it's really early! hi,everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on your thursday. the weeken

the chief priest of the temple says the gold represents buddha and hopes it will bring good fortune to the temple. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. ñwc >> hello. you're watching live from paris. here is your headline. beenkrainian president has set to unveil a new government this tuesday. he has delayed the move. the head of the french army and central african republic claims his troops have made a difference. the comments come as the french parliament decides later on extending the mission. a shameless montage. the turkish prime minister circulatg

many years ago he banned a particular buddhist prayer, essentially a prayer to the buddha of wisdom or compassion, he said that prayer hurts them and shortens his life span. those protesters did not accept that, that's why they showed up in force to get the dalai lama's attention. >> this is an absolute outrage. the dalai lama has an opinion, he's free to have that opinion, he's free to teach anything he wants. once that opinion is imposed on other people, it becomes religious discrimination and that's why we're protesting. >> if you let meaningful life, compassionate life, then 100% sure go to heaven. >> reporter: you heard the dalai lama responding to a question from the audience about what happens to us after death. he did say he'd take several questions from the crowd at berkeley. next he'll be here at santa clara university. his talk in the morning is about business and ethics and much like this morning's talk at berkeley, this one is also sold out. and we are also expectationing protesters to show up here at santa clara university with essentially the same message they had this m

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the buddha on saturday. the palm and dismissed the niqab it's from his post and decided to hold the prison selection and maintain the faith the acting interior minister said monday that the house is presented one to two charges of mass murder. local media says this is fitting as of yet it obviously deemed the capital campion is entered in the cd of the car again and use in ukraine disappointments. he spoke to local tells the station saying he has no intention of resigning or leaving the country. police and security personnel with tourists from kiev by saturday morning. supporters of opposition parties have formed neighbourhood watch is to keep the kids. a new moderate view of the situation is a total mess everyone has become so interested and there is no justice. the rebel life still continues. the most violent crimes should not be coming to us. traffic accidents happen and people get sick we have to do what we can meanwhile the international community has taken action to address this issue eu foreign chief

three others injured on indonesia's western island of sumatra after volcano erupted again most of the buddha on leaf piles of fake gray ash and searing gas to be built nearby and just one day off authorities allow thousands of images for ten to them and saying it was safe. officials now fear the death toll will rise the bullpen has been active with small eruptions in september. to be going for three years. israel democracy as well and truly increase in cyberspace. in the government admitted it paid to students to defend its policies on social networks. now it's using facebook problem or a face to face meetings to last the what it wants for us that night. there's a new kind of politics going to scientists face. the condiments on facebook and its use is often made to skate as spurs a citizen's right to the end the page with what they want to change. sometimes you can bet that if the rights and hollow. and we take the cormorants. in the two was the pick of the bill for parliament to seeing his dna is suitable for the next day to bishop wilton it'll be lovely for the citizens. with its peers to

event with the city is still the vote for the opening of training silva of gemini got the bronze buddha once taken that is if the gem and you will get its not the silver medal away from the russian pack the first tumble in the final stages of their routine so called break the gemini but the light for russia on the thousands of times inside the ice but taking talents yet for those concerned to restore its image the earlier on about the russians a jump in fiji during practice of late is that. yes all this out there is consigned to the russian ski jump on the calle of march the munchkin has been taken to hospital following a training accident. here in silicon alley was taken away in an ambulance and a neck brace. however these types is that these injuries on two series of these things to say that as a proportion of the state is still unclear is whether he's going to participate in his events which qualification begins in two days' time. what it is possible that my most joyful and i'm thankful but that they like to stay with it that meant i walked in the keeping of italy athletes according

on the plates to end the policy he said was created during the pretense of his predecessor michael buddha. details of how he plans to fund his ideas are expected to be unveiled later this week when he does his preliminary budget. on . i knew the routine. and more on wall. it all vegan. that would win. boo. this book and all. i zz you the elderly american and was traits of his vehicle and stabbed to death in coaster rica in a recent murder near an area frequented by drug travelers. according to local media sixty four year old st he is was returning home from sim card looks you stopped by a group of three or four men using drag to his vehicle beaten and stabbed. a passenger traveling with his reportedly survived being the assailants be spared with the light was reportedly stolen from the vehicle. authorities believe the theft was not the motive for the killing he is reportedly only means to coast streak at eight months ago for his retirement sweetie and said benjamin see me on he says he will meet us president. brock obama in washington next month the israeli media has pledged that at the t

seventh circuit on the narrow grounds with the question essentially being does the rationale of the buddha which up held fair share fees in the public sector apply to these workers who are considerably only jointly employed by the state as the state pays their wages so that's their way this provides various benefits but they're actually hired and fired by the customers who take care of them so it's a joint employment does that rational of a boot apply in this context that was the original argument encouraged by justice alito as opinion and boxed in the plaintiffs have now explicitly asked for a boot to be overturned so much more for rod and and really radical argument and indeed for those who don't really understand right to work and and kind of the union issue in general is there any direct evidence that right to work states have any sort of different safety standards or a pay difference is the non right to work states where you know. the use of the term right to work is very appropriate. we usually think of the term right to work as applying in the private sector it is in the private sec

corners the evil no good refused to ho bellow long-term capital management always dick the gorilla buddha. here to mediate this fight is hank paulson will he rescue this stage rumble in the wall street jungle with a seven hundred billion tarp ouch the audience shrinks yes the game is rigged we all know it's right and yet we continue placing bets and losing our hard earned money on an outcome as if it were not pre-determined holo stacie max the audience went food with the hammer while some is out there they didn't shout out. the speaking of scripted now that i find this very first headline very interesting regarding world wrestling entertainment people are making tons of money betting on fake pro wrestling so from january to april of every year it's called the road to wrestle mania these are the big bouts in april were all the money is made and all the bets place several online sports books including five dimes and bodog have been accepting bets on progress in for years and lately progress slowing insiders have begun to notice an unsettling trend you see oh my boxing or m.m.a. the odds for

buddha cannot give you what you want. you must make happen. so buddha says you are your own master. of course then, believers believe in greater. wonderful. my friend says we are all created by god. so we all have some spark of god. so that's concept really gives us self-confidence. and then what is the nature of god? if you read really believe that, you must be more competitive person. nobody says creator is full of anger. no. full of compassion. creator is such -- creatures. follow, creators, example. wonderful. then nonbeliever, whether we believe in religion or not, we are human beings. the biologically, we equipped human affection. and also we, everybody, comes from all matter. so in our life, the beginning of our life a matter of affection is so important. i always tell to those people who received maximum affection during childhood, early life, i think deep inside, much happier. that those individuals who early age, level of affection from a parent, whether from other, then i think that experience remains whole life. deep inside. some sense of security. so anyway, so believer

he spoke to a sold out audience, but more than 100 protesters of the buddha sect picketed outside. >>is basically forcing people into practicing things that he believes they should practice. we believe that is a adviviolat of religious rights. so we're here to ask the dalai lama to lift the ban he engages. >> but many who listen to him speak say the dalai lama is very misunderstood. >> he has a very open and accepting message. and so maybe they should listen instead of shouting. >> the tony aladalai lama said committed to preserving the culture. he will be at the richmond center at 8:00 a.m. and then he will hold a talk at the berkeley theater set to start at 9:15. on monday, he will talk at santa clara business. >>> and one of the most wanted criminals now in custody in mexico. how he was captured after eluding police for 13 years. >>> plus, just days after a $19 billion purchase, facebook's new technical company suffers some problems. >>> and later, a study revealings what you and your dog >>> covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> 55

feel that religious freedom protections are needed for people of faith were trying to make a living buddhas at random believes the court rule changes are hurting christians in the us and putting them at legal risk it is clear. if you're a christian. nate and what has been maintained but every religion in the history of that time. that's the insects all activity is not for a human person and is back. you have work in america. this is the message of the cave all we need to protect these people and for that reason states like kansas are writing bills like this as a whole lot more will be read father does. we have is which. within the last few weeks at least nine other states have introduced legislation that is similar to the kansas bill. measures have stalled and several legislatures that the arizona legislature passed its own religious freedom act. now it's up to the governor decided they will become law the constitution and protect people's religion. but there's no such document anything for orientation so they're trying to protect the most protected cost our country as conservative activist

inside almost every one of them, a buddha figure, each one of them, different. >> and i like how integratedsed 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 need it. >> kids are dropping out of school to do

the "grand would've pressed hotel -- buddha pressed hotel." like a times square billboard dropped on your head. he is great fun. we have become great friends and i really love him. i love him and he makes the making of movies his life. he really makes the living -- >> and he has his own personal style. he has a fashion sense for sure. [laughter] he tries to dress everyone in the movies like himself, which is really cruel. i finally had to say to the once the i know we costumes shorts. i don't go that way, ok? you're paying customer reach your shoes and you -- your pant cuffs never reach her shoes and you dress like him. >> what was it about the life of having all these people work for you, agents and the like, that made you say this is not what you want to do. you can call a phone number, i will hear a message, and i want to call you back, i will call you back. i will take it seriously but i don't need the other stuff. >> that became too much. i remember ellen burstyn say, i remember having a dream that i was being drowned in a flood. it was a

he banned a specific buddha prayer and there is still plenty of others that will be celebrating thiskend. there's a symphony of construction in richmond and soon, all this work will pay off. >> once he comes here for us, you know, this become s a holey place, so that means a lot for us. >> reporter: he can't wait to welcome the dalai lama on sunday. his fellow volunteers have spent months renovating, hand rolling schools of scripture and collecting texts for this visit. >> as i said, we're really excited. i'm nervous as well for him to come here. for us to have him here, sit on the thrown and bless the community center. we're excited for that. >> reporter: plus the dalai lama's visit won't be as cheerful as his arrival this afternoon. protests are scheduled throughout the weekend and an international protest is underway after president obama invited the dalai lama to the white house this morning. chinese officials immediately spoke out calling it a quote, gross interference in china's internal affairs but for many buddhists and americans, it's significant. >> it's basically everythin

. >> reporter: in afghanistan, beautiful historic buddhas were destroyed by the taliban.s threaten art in baghdad, but the guards of babylon were looted, and art from the cradle of civilization kept at the baghdad museum stolen and vandalized. >> i think the leaders didn't see that collection as their shared cultural identity, they saw it as saddam's personal collection. >> reporter: troops are trained using playing cards with pictures of historic sites to help increase awareness. real life monument's men and women, now protecting human history. today, heros on the silver screen. >> real life monument's men also really understood that if they destroy a people's culture then you have destroyed the foundation on which they can rebuild. >> reporter: in places like libya, the monument's men and women were able to protect cultural heritage strikes from damage by outlining no strike zones for nato forces. damascus is the old of the city in the world. serious damage has already been done where protections were not put in place. marci, ryan? >> all right. serena marshal. >> so of

with pacivity of a buddha -- bill clinton. that set the tone for the way she dealt with all of those, it was never his fault, it was always somebody else's fault. >> when she came out to arkansas he was running for the senate. it set the tone for the differences between them. bill clinton was the easy professor that gave everyone a b plus at the worst. that is because they were all going to be voters in arkansas someday, he didn't want to upset them. hillary was completely organized. her classes were tough. the dean of the law school said if he was going to hire one of the clintons to be a law professor, it would have been hillary. >> talk about her experience on the impeachment panel after watergate. one of the few women, one of the youngest lawyers. she described it as one of the most important or formative experiences of her life. how did it shape her? >> it was a historic moment in american history. she worked for -- she had met him at yale when he was a judge. the congressional hotel is where the staff was working. her jo

we will be joined by the chief executive of the buddha -- garuda in indonesia.stion we will be putting to him is. to purchaseready new aircraft. what do we know? >> last time we talk to the ceo of the company, he said they are looking for two things. they want to expand their fleet and retire some of these older planes. according to people familiar with the matter, we understand that garuda is in negotiations with airbus. what we know in terms of specifics is that they are a-330's.o buy 10 that is a deal that could be worth $2.4 billion. betweencal a-330 costs 220 million dollars and $245 million. on average, i am talking about. >> they get discounts. >> that is a good point. on the high-end, this deal could be about $2.5 billion. the airline is considering buying more twin aisle planes. we understand this decision will happen in the coming weeks. to add to this, there is also the potential purchase of the airbus superjumbo a-380 but that decision won't be made until elections later this year. garuda on friday in terms of the way that stock was trading, it has b

so the buddha says you are your own master. those who believe in a creator -- since we are all created by god, so we have some spark of god. concept -- and then what is the nature of god? that, yoully believe must be a more compassionate person. -- full of anger. no. full of compassion. creatures must follow an example. it is wonderful. , whethera nonbeliever they believe in a religion or .ot, they are human beings have created we human affection and everybody has come from -- in our life, the beginning of our life, a mother's affection is so important. receivedple who maximum affection have the best -- in the early age, childhood, early age, i think deep inside much happier than those individuals who at an early age had a lack of affection, from a parent, particularly from the mother, and then i think all their life, deep inside, some sensemother, of incredulity. believer or nonbeliever, we all have the same potentials in becoming more compassionate persons. for that, i think -- through say,iment, they have to more things to s

pieces of the buddhas that had been destroyed by the taliban. she's very taken by this idea that you could have this robust civilization and then it could be blown to bits in a matter of days. and really was quite compelled by that. i mean, certainly might have been in her roots from early on, too. but she thought that was a cause worth being engaged in. >> so he ran for congress right after they got married. when she married him, did she know she was going to be marrying a politician? >> well, not exactly. i mean, he promised her she would never have to give a speech. and he broke that nearly immediately. so i think she knew he was from a very political family and describes herself as not being very political. when people use that it means that they find politics distasteful usually -- saying not very political. it means they just don't like it. it seems like it's nasty. and full of one upmanship and didn't have much appetite for that. and i don't think she did. >> gary robinson wants to know was laura interested in monthly particulars or thrus

wes ander don's "grand buddha pest hotel" won the grand jury prize and screened opening night. >> every scene has another favourite face. it has a film that didn't need a nuance to get the audience. there'll be more of the silver screen on show. >> and the end of hour first hour, here is what we are following. a guilty verdict in the trial of michael dunn. jurors deadlocked over a murder charge but convicted him of attempted murder of three others. >> venezuela jns angry at the crime and rising prices. >> winter's chill is felt in many areas of the country. in the south-west the heat is on. i'll have the details on where else temperatures will climb. >> i'm morgan radford, back with you in 2.5 minutes when al jazeera returns. [ chants ] >> outrage over another stand your ground case and why many are comparing it to the trayvon martin trial. >> police say they admitted though murdering a man. the shocking confession after that has police looking for bodies. >> whose child? whose husband? whose brother will be next. >> detectives say he overdosed on drugs. his family say he was murdered f