thirdly, the ultimate physician, jesus christ, told people to get in line. anybody that doesn't want their fellow man, much less fellow citizen, not to get the full benefits of all the medical care in this country, you are saying to jesus christ you can't -- you ask yourself would i tell jesus christ not to get this medicine? jesus said in the past that we were told to love thy neighbor as you love thyself. guest: i want to be clear. our poll is a telephone poll. you -- the responses don't have to have to have any computer knowledge and it is a random sample of telephones. host: toledo, ohio. garrett on the republican line. toledo, are you there? caller: yes. host: please turn the sound down on your set and we will hear you better. caller: ok. hold on. sorry about that. host: go ahead, sir. caller: i disagree with how the last person was talking about a jesus christ because it is just basically not all based on jesus because there are other religions in america, and basically what the michigan guy said earlier about illegal aliens, illegal aliens are a big p

let us go forth in the name of christ.aints go marching in lane line oh, when the saints go marching in oh, lord i want to be in that number when the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ and when the lord how i want to be in that number when the revelation come and when the oh, lord i want to be in that number when the . >> been a few moments, white house press secretary robert gibbs takes your questions about the first six months about the obama administration. in an hour we will look at the auto industry, health care, and the economy with

. >> we're excited to have the partnership with church of christ. health and wellness, financial empowerment and getting more information and resources to help you. >> reporter: you said that tent and area is the heart of the festival. >> we know the entertainment is a draw, but we want people to leave with resources, get screen for things plaguing our community and how to look for jobs and advance their careers. it's important. >> reporter: tell us how can people get here? parking can be tough. >> we don't encourage to drive. we have a great partnership with mta, take the light rail. parking is ten dollars, but just take the mta. >> it costs $5 to get in and if you want to see the great anita baker, she'll be on stage at 7:30 tonight. >> out of all of what we said, fish, wings and jumbo shrimp. >> i was eyeing that sign. i'm hungry. >> my husband has breakfast made when i get home maybe. >> looking at funnel cakes they're not open yet. >> we'll make it down there later. thank you very much, we'll see you later. reporting live. >> if you're down the

church of the covenant is dually aligned with two mainline denominations: the united church of christ the presbyterian church. and while the u.c.c. has no problem marrying same-sex couples, it's against national presbyterian policy. >> well, it's painful to know that the church that i've been a part of all my life does not recognize our relationship and our marriage as being a legitimate marriage. >> reporter: church of the covenant worked it out so that a retired u.c.c. minister conducted the ceremony, and the presbyterian side of the church officially stayed out of it. crane and perreault say their wedding was beautiful and meaningful, but not quite everything they would h planned. >> i felt badly because there were people that we would have liked to include in our ceremony who could not participate because they were ordained presbyterian clergy. there was a real loss there. >> we are a couple. >> reporter: for decades, mainline denominations have been wrestling over issues surrounding homosexuality: whether to ordain gay clergy and whether to recognize and bless same-sex unions. no

and to live it is to see the same light, to see christ and everybody of thist's challenging, only because split minds. when we don't have a split mind, what god sees when you share with other people. tavis: i hear everything you're saying, and it's the hardest thing in the world to do. it is so difficult to love people. and because you love people, doesn't mean you have to like people. but that love thing is hard to get over of the i talk about it all the time, so i know exactly what you're talking about. i didn't want to interrupt while you were saying it, carlos, you were in that zone. you were channeling and i didn't want to interrupt. but i want to ask now, what brought that about. for you to say that my new year's resolution was to do those things that i said i would not do, those things i said i wouldn't do because i felt superior, or those things i said i wouldn't do because i felt inferior, i'm going to move beyond that and do those things i said i wouldn't do. that's what you just told me. i want to know what the backstory is to that. what brought that on? >> when you saw martin

of christ? >> by that he meant, he said, think about what you need to do is form a covenant, a private covenant with your brothers in christ. men like ensign, coburn and sanford. he says when you do this, commit total loyalty to each other and you vow to keep each other's secrets, you can accomplish much more. he gave congressman tiahart examples of guys who had done this very well he thought. hitler, pol pot, osama bin laden and lenin. it makes your jaw drop. congressman tiahart thought this was very wise advice. >> his invocation of the abortion of president obama as a fetus on the floor of the house was such a shock it even earned him immediate booing in the house which the house doesn't usually do. this kind of wild argument that he made, does it make sense to you in the context of the family's teachings or philosophy or is that the sort of thing they would frown on? >> i think it shows he's not quite ready for primetime. the family, what they're generally looking for is someone like a senat

let us go forth in the name of christ.s go marching in o force when the saints go marching in o lord i want to be in that number when the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ >> ♪ o lord i want to be in that number when the saints go marching in ♪ when they gather on the dawn o lord i want to be in that number when they gather all around ♪ ♪ ["when the saints go marching in" plays] ["when the saints go marching in" plays] ["when the saints go marching in" plays] ["when the saints go marching in" plays] ["when the saints go marching in" plays] >> still to come on c-span, today's weekly addresses with president obama and washington representative kathy mcmorris rogers. later, a discussion on a new study that examines the disproportionate amount of nonwhite inmates serving life sentences. and after that, remarks from the red cross c.e.o. on challenges the organization faces during the current economic recession. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captioning copyright national cable satellite corp.2009] >> you'll he

let us go forth in the name of christ. "when the saints go marching in"] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> next, on c-span, a discussion on the new study that examines the disproportionate amount of minority inmates serving sentences. and then, on america and the courts, analysts talk about race and the american criminal justice system. >> health care continues to dominate politics here in washington. last week, senate majority leader harry reed announced his chamber will not look at a bill before the fall. it is possible that the house could consider a bill before summer recess. they will go through the health care measure section by section. the congressman said that the committee will stay in session as long as necessary to answer every question that members have. the bill is not final, but most of the legislation is in writing. >> how is c-span funded? >> publicly funded? >> donations, maybe, i have no idea. >> government? >> through the taxes. >> federal funding? >> political public funding. >> may be, i don't know. >> how is he spe

he spent more money since jesus christ was born the a-in numbers are staggering before you get to captrade, universal health care, before you get to a second stimulus, he says you know you are going to get to a second, third, and forth -- he spent more money since jesus christ was born. the numbers are staggering. before you get to a second stimulus, because you know you're going to get a second, third, and forth. sean: i have been very critical. rich lowry has been critical. wait a minute. they have been critical of republicans, and the reasons they lost in the last two elections is because they did not listen to conservatives like me who told them, "stop spending." >> history shows they do it again and again they are bigger and bigger and dumber and dumber. -- history shows they do it again and again. they are bigger and bigger and dumber and dumber. >> the problem obama has is that he did not run as this kind of president. he sounded nonpartisan, pose partisan, and he sounded not ideological. reposts partisan. -- he sounded nonpartisan, post- partisan, and he sounded nonideological

supposing he said yes, and he says chrsit i the beg-- christ in the beginning. th he says no, ethical chaos. thene says a woman. aye. madonna was her name. whatould th average person think of? i wold ak, did you have a child. iould a lincoln tod, what do you mke of wha's happened? look atsociety an the president, tll me, prident lincoln, did you bet on that? i can't thi of the answer. it would be incredible. jefferson. what is that in the sky? an airplane. a what? an airplan expln that. those this go throu myd. if you could send me back 200 ars, what could i show them to do? what could i teach tm? notng. could you build a tv? airple? tavis: no >> we're dumb. we couldn't show them a thing. vis: wh are some of the this that have most surprised you in yur lifetime? >> the first major surprie as a -- surprise as a broadcaster was sputnik. a psychogist would say this changed amica. we werelways first, nobody beat us in channg the worl. the vaccine where weured polio, and he says, when russia did something befre us, going into space,his threw us and forced us tohange

supposing he said yes, and he says chrsit is the beg-- christ in the beginning. then he says no, ethical chaos. then he says a woman. aye. madonna was her name. what would the average person think of? i would ask, did you have a child. i would ask lincoln today, what do you make of what's happened? look at society and the president, tell me, president lincoln, did you bet on that? i can't think of the answer. it would be incredible. jefferson. what is that in the sky? an airplane. a what? an airplane. explain that. those things go through my mind. if you could send me back 200 years, what could i show them to do? what could i teach them? nothing. could you build a tv? airplane? tavis: no. >> we're dumb. we couldn't show them a thing. tavis: what are some of the things that have most surprised you in your lifetime? >> the first major surprie as a -- surprise as a broadcaster was sputnik. a psychologist would say this changed america. we were always first, nobody beat us in changing the world. the vaccine where we cured polio, and he says, when russia did something

>> if you don't hate your father, moth, brother, sister, you can't be a disciple of christ. every ameran's faith is her or his own busine. it's our constitutiona inheritance as amecans. theris no ligious test for blic office, no official religion in this countand every ameranas a right to believe or not believe t worship or not worship or as he orhe sees fit. religi is a private matter in this country. and religi is the organizing principle of my powerful terestin the united states inuding this one very connecte sworn to secrecy, ministry only to theowerful that has had aey role in how two majorepublican sex scandals have spooled this summer, that has a theology of power at is poorly understood and cites hitler a l and tt curry houses at least seven members of congress. in what it calls a church. joing us now once again jeff charlotteho lived among this gros part of the research for his book "the family, the seet fundamenlism at the heart of erican power" which is now out in paperback than very much for coming back on the show tonight. i really appreate. >> hi, rachel. thank

alsoith us, ron christ our friend, repuican strategist anron is also a form special assistant to presidenth, and rmer deputy assistant for mestic policy to vice priden chene ron, let's start with you. see more hirsch is alleging dick cheney wasrunning a secret program at essentially involved assassination teams. we don know obviously whether that's true orot or whether it's a wild thry. but i it is ue would you acknowledge that's flatly against the law? >> i think this whe situation from everything that we've heard over the course of the week -- >> ron, before u -- know where yore g. stes or no, if that was happening -- >> it is -- >> if they were running an assassinatn ring, you would ree that's against the law. >> i'm not eve going to answ that. to suggest the vice president of the united stes was running an assassinatioring is absurd its . it'sothe policy of the amican government to assassinate foreign leaders. the bush administriohas that. consistently follod the law. it'sore allegations by people in the media suggestingick cheney d somethg. nt to say let the fac come out because this

. >> reporter: they received a lot of christ simp -- criticism for relying too heavily on gas- guzzling gms. >> reporter: top of the list is the electric volt. but since it won't hit the market until next year, gm is relying on solid performers like the chevy malibu. and it's creating buzz with the new version of its muscle car, the camaro. more than 9,000 sold in june. and gm says it's the start of a comeback. >> i got a gm product right now. treated real well here. and want to stick with it. >> reporter: plus, the company that was born decades before the computer era, will now sell on ebay. for now, the automaker is down to just four brands. chevrolet, buick, cadillac and gmc. >> we're finally going to have a leaner, faster, better gm. we have been looking forward to this. >> reporter: but it's still dependent on the government, which owns 60% and has pledged $50 billion in loans. gm plan perhaps -- promises to pay it all back. but in a rough economy, there could be some potholes along the way. in detroit, drew levinson, wjz eyewitness news. >> and general motors says it will pay back

. >> abnethy: president obama hosted leaders of the churchf jesus christ olatter-day saints at the white hse. urch president thomas monson and other mormon leaders ga the esident five-volumes of genealogical recos about his mily history. senateajority leader harry reid, who is so a mormon, arranged the meeting. imams and rabbis from en ropean countries visited th united states as pt of an effort to combatslamophobia and an-semitism in their part of thworld. thgroup met with american muslim anjewish leaders to learnow interfaith efforts work in the u.s. washington, they toured the locaust museum and discussed the dangers of inlerance. they also h a private meeting at the white house. fewer muslims may make the annual jj or pilgrimage to mecca is fall. bause of concerns about swine flu, arab heah officials have asked children, the elrly, and those who are chronicay sick to stay away. the virus has alreadkilled an egyian woman who died after returning from a pilgrimage mecca. roughly the million ople trek to the holy cities omecca and medina every year. worldwi, deaths from the h1n1 vius ha

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the illusio and he reay went to mecca and saw what allah w all about -- by the way, aah, buddha a christst of the brothers went, befe they are who ey are now, they wt to the 40 days and 40 nights of like the darkest night ofhe soul. an so they went ove there t drop the luggage, y know what i mean? and when y drop theuggage, you reaze that you claimed your inheritance. heaven is not aestination or condition it's not something you can larn orarn. itwas already given to you. and the onlyay you can taket -- like i love the quote curtis mayfield. all you have to dos get onboard, man. you don't need aicket. so in orr to claim hven, you have to sre it. if you d't share it, you're notlaiming it. and so that's why for me,o be in this place where i aspire and i longo doomething with all those brothers thatefore i said iould never do or whatever, there wasothing wrong with the it was me tha had to chang my perception about can i complemt -- like mart luthe king, can theyake pea and bring sothing that the whole of humanity can benefit. tavis: i want t get bac to the hardock and the musichat you'll p

jacks told police she thought her boyfriend was jesus christ and that her daughters were possessed. there is a battle over whether or not that tape should be admitd into evidence. >>> we're a waiting autopsy results in the death of a sailor in fort meyer yesterday morning. they discovered a woman's body in the henderson hall barracks, inside a closet or wall locker. a defense official said the circumstances don't necessarily suggest murder but homicide has not been ruled out. >>> michael jackson's memorial service cost a fortune. not just for the production but for the security on the streets of l.a. and tonight, the mayor has strong words who is going pay for this thing and why. >>> bernie madoff paying his debt to society. get a glimpse of the new big house he lives in. >>> and you know -- having a hard time. you may not hear that much. when you hear from the guy we talked with today, you might change your mind. weck'rbae in two. ba (bell ringing) woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-ho!!! woo-hoo!!!! kobak. mr. miller (announcer) everyone's heading to arby's for the official $5

for a community that that embraces peace justice tolerance compassion and the good news of god in christ jesus, is that the episcopal church welcomes you. >> reporter: the measures passed in part because many conservative episcopalians have left the denomination. those remaining feel increasingly isolated. >> it is very sad for me because i am a lifelong episcopalian, i'm a lifelong anglican, but first and foremost i am a life- long christian. and it is breaking my heart to see the church destroying itself in the manner in which we seem to be doing. >> reporter: many delegates here said they voted for the direction they believe god is calling their church to go in. but those votes pose new challenges for a global communion that has already been strained close to a breaking point. there's a lot riding on how what happened here gets interpreted around the world. many anglicans, especially in africa, asia and south america, were outraged in 2003 when the episcopal church approved the consecration of new hampshire bishop gene robinson, the church's first openly gay bishop. an emergency commu

curtis allen was a deacon at the beth el temple church of christ. in may, a teenaged boy came forward saying allen had meolaed him on three different occasions. then a month later, a teenaged girl came forward. allen's trial is set for october 20th. >>> it has happened a second time. u.s. customs officials say agents at bwi have seized another soap-encrusted severed birds head. agents say they found the head in a container of homemade black soap on tuesday. the discovery came less than four months after they seized another soapy birds head from a nigerian traveler. the traveler in tuesday's incident, a u.s. citizen of nigerian descent was issued a $300 fine. >>> well, president obama will address the naacp. the baltimore-based civil rights group is holding its 100th anniversary in new york at the convention. already this week, the first african american chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele has addressed the group. the former lieutenant governor shared his thoughts on president obama's address to the group. >> if you think my

a ham sandwich and jesus christ what a comparison. >> reporter: you did it, joe. >> you did.h care since we've exhausted the sotomayor hearings and showed about as much depth as most senators there. >> reporter: we did more detail than what's been happening at the hearing. >> you talked about a ham sandwich and compared it to jesus christ. over to health care where you actually have the president of the united states saying he wants to reform health care and he wants to do it now. why is the white house pushing this so hard now? >> look, joe, you should know better than anybody else when that calendar gets closer to an even numbered year, suddenly these guys on capitol hill have a harder time casting votes in favor of anybody other than themselves. and so if they're going to get health care -- there's a whole series of it tough votes on health care. it's not just about talking how you pay for it and is it a deficit issue, is it a tax issue? they're talking about doing some cuts to the growth of medicare which you know in the past democrats have successfully use that had to be

from christ's college there in 1969 which not to make simon feel bad is in the year i was born in. [laughter] key was a fellow at christ's college 1966 to 1976 at which point he moved over to the press knows college of oxford to teach history. in 1980 he crossed the atlantic and moved to harvard or he stayed until the of sensibly chose to come to columbia in 1993. his current range of research includes 1770 dutch art, 18th-century french painting, 16 to 21st century british and visual culture and 20th and 21st century landscape in environmental history. if you think that a sort of range as rare in the academy today, you are right. in 2001 simon schama was made commander of the british empire and we historians don't get a lot of that either. [laughter] in 2001 simon schama delivered a lecture at yale whose title i think makes the point of what type of restoring he is rather nicely, he was entitled english history: in defense of the epic and that is the sort of book that he writes. grand sweeping narratives that we -- weave in art and culture, their wonderful person he rise at a pace

there were the, you know, pioneer ministers of the disciples of christ. wherever i could find information about individuals, i gathered it. and then i discovered that about 300--oh, about 350, 360 of these people in this cohort had written autobiographies and that was a wonderful resource. so i s--set about reading those autobiographies. c-span: define the word 'cohort.' guest: cohort is--well, you know, it's a military term. it--it means that people who have--a band of people who have a similarity. demographers use cohort to mean people who are born at a particular time. so i use that--cohort interchangeably with generation. these people, as i said, who were born in the 24 years after the revolution. c-span: how many people lived in this country in 1800? guest: in 1800, about eight million. the first census was 1790. it was just shy--oh, i'm sorry. no. no. no. yeah--no. it would have been more like six--six million. the first census, the--the population was just shy of four million. and the american population doubled about every 20 years. so in between,

lynch, justin casillas, tony randolph, isaac, chester, nicholas, mark garner, brock chavers, and christtalbert. all of these brave soldiers have lost their lives since michael jackson's untimely death, yet they are unsung. tonight, we remember them. >>> i want to go quickly to ian drew to his article about jackson's death and the events leading up to it comes out tomorrow. debbie rowe, she's making a hour nl, horrible impression and how will she convince a court otherwise after all of her statements in the past about not wanting the children? >> it's going to be tough and what is going to be even tougher is what we saw at the memorial the other day. the kids are very clearly comfortable and very happy within the jackson family despite their criticism. so it's going to be a lot to convince a judge that we should pull them out of this family atmosphere, that they are very comfortable and happy in and that they seem very much in love with the other family members, particularly janet jackson and katherine jackson and then to go to this other strange woman's home that they don't even know is

christ lutheran church will also mark their 125th anniversary. after begin in a log cabin.ew structure was built in 1903. one of its members went on to fame as the creator of the peanuts comic strips. the church is surrounded by agriculture. as always, we would love salute your church as well. stay with us, the mail bag is next. ♪ america is turning over a new leaf... the smartway leaf. smartway, from the u.s. environmental protection agency, is changing the way america drives. look for the smartway leaf to help you identify environmentally friendlier cars and trucks. smartway certified cars and trucks are more fuel efficient, produce fewer greenhouse gases, and can save you money. and when you're helping the environment, it's a nice reflection on you. smartway. because it's time america turned over a new leaf. follow the leaf. go to www.epa.gov/smartway inside the farm report ml bag... we received a helpful correction to my remark last week about local >>> time now for our weekly look at the mail back. the information came to us from john mcbride. i was commenting on the c

dent involviac a celebrity that luckily ended with only minor injuries, after jim from "passie of th christaring his helmet, when the police say was a good thing, because it could have been a lot worse. the 42-year-oldrs man that thre the bicycle may have mental issues. >>> and two famous friends are not so friendly any more. courteney cox and jennifer aniston is growing apart because david arquette does not like his wife being jennifer anniston's wing man at parties. >>> and there are frightening text messages. and they are going to the cell phones of children. who is behind them and what can parents do? we will have that story for you. >>> at 5:00, a new way to get a helping hand from your neighbor online. >>> plus, hot off the grill. a local cook joins us with ideas of cooking ribs and chicken on the barbecue pit. and for those stories and all the day's news, join us for news4 beginning right at 4:00. >>> now let's get a final forecast from tom kierein. >> conditions are ripe for severe thunderstorms to develop. and right now on radar, we have showers and thunder now through central virg

the body of christ gillies was recovered saturday near the north rim of the grand canyon. there were noigns of trauma that he had fallen tree park service's investigators sure that it could be a month before they discover what happened. >> nil is in the newsroom. >> families and survivors do not believe it. the records contain critical information and will help set policy to prevent future campus tragedy. colin goddard survive being shot four times during the virginia tech massacre. [unintelligible] >> they could get the story right for america, for colleges, for students, for families, for us to know that this is the order of events that happened. this is the most concrete set of answers that people can go to. >> goddard is among 62 victims and family members of the april 2007 shooting who are formally calling on virginia gov. tim kaine to bring the panel together to investigate the developments in. >> i feel that they were made available in the first round and they should have all of the new information added to them in second time and >> new information can be processed

this is about christ's gospel or chris' family will die.n't get joyce, i'll get someone close to her. if i can't get him, i will kill his wife and kids. i know their schedule. blah, blah, blah, blah. expletive, expletive. i will kill them in their sleep. he even writes the modus operandi, bethany. >> he's trying to stage it as if some sicko broke into the house. obviously he was planning this for a long, long time. remember, sociopathy is a disorder of attachment, meaning they don't attach to anyone around them. that's why he can send the text messages while the funeral is going on. >> with me, marc klaas. president and founder of klass kids foundation. weigh in, marc. >> well, you know, there's very little difference between coleman and scott peterson, michael peterson, mark hacking. michael capano in connecticut. these are individuals that have no conscience, they've got no criminal history and for some inexplicable reason, divorce is not an option for them. they feel the best way for them to get on with their lives is to totally erase th

my faith tells me that even my god, jesus christ, had an imimportant organization.th haf. >> those allegations, gambling protection, and transporting stolen goods. five officers in prince george's county, and d.c., might be involved. one officer is already off the prince george's county police course, and today the police chief and county executive johnson want to restore public trust and their hoping the public will continue to partner with them in bringing down crime. reporting live in prince george's county, i am kimberly suitors, news4. back to you. >>> the virginia governor is expected to call a special session. there is a ruling that would affect drunk driving and dna. the sixth amendment right to confront witnesses against him applies to lab technicians that a simple lab report stating the findings does not count. states across the country are trying to bring in forensic examiners into court to testify about the test that they run. >>> minor league baseball is coming to louden county. county supervisors approved the policeman to build the stadium. the hope is an atlantic team will play

been up all night doing cocaine assembler, today is the last day and i committed my life to jesus christpeople have not had that experience and not able to hold a marriage for 25 years. the pastor to the pastor at from the nfl how did that happen? >> i share the gospel with a teenager that lived next me in my neighborhood i said go get your sister and she got saved us a good pitcher friend underwent kept getting saved so i thought some about the study of the house. sixteen years later i started the rock in the year 2000 and san diego state which are separate five years, now we're about 12,000 on a sunday over the last nine years but what's most amazing about our church are the people are in the community something. we're going to give 600,000 hours of volunteer service is here from just our one church. we have people ministering to homeless people, people in convalescent homes, strip pubs, kids in foster care. i'm writing a book called "do something" which is designed to mobilize people to go out and do something i'm most proud of the people in our church, the stanton collett years. they

i promise to love you unconditionally, just like christ loves us, for the rest of our lives. >> the nowrs. leigh cordes, they're getting emotional as she said her very personal vows to nick. the wedding couple has now made their way to the plaza hotel. in fact, stepping onto our dance floor. >> mr. and mrs. cordes. >> you look amazing, by the way. beautiful ceremony. >> it was kind of relaxed and take it all in. it was great. >> and not have the cameras on you all the time. >> exactly. >> you could have a private moment. >> i'm ready to cut loose. >> during the ceremony your right leg was going the whole time. so it's ready to go. >> it's antsy. but i hear the music. >> that's fantastic. the reception is in full swing now. the famed wedding photographer will be taking some pictures snapping away. while we've also got, of course, martina mcbride here. she's going to be performing the wedding song, "i just call you mine" in a little bit. everybody's getting ready to dance. >> some people want to cut a rug here. >> steve leading the orchestra getting it done. >> it's going to be an all-sta

jacks told police she believes her longtime boyfriend nathanial fogle was jesus christ and her daughters were possessed by demons. when asked why she didn't get help for the girls she told detectives, quote, you have to look at it my way. those were my kids but they weren't. i had to look at what ey're had become. on the videotape, jacks cried hardest when shown pictures of her dead father and her boyfriend and she wept when she talked about her dog that she d she told the detectives i have always loved dogs and kids. this extraordinarily long videotape is part of pretrial motion. the judge wants the -- watched the tape all day long and there is a battle over whether the videotape should be allowed as evidence. the official troll is expected tomorrow. >> back to you. >> thank you, beth, for bringing us up to date on that case. >>> frederick county, maryland, paid an inmate $75,000 after removing her hair extensions by force. she reached a settlement in the case against the county's adult detention center and in 2007, she said deputies handcuffed her, put her in leg irons, pepper sprayed

one especially diligent shows up on wealthdaily.com from a guy calling himself steve christ.s blogger starts out by saying, quote, as for dennis' breathless provision that the recession is now over, that picture on the score is about as clear as mud. he did mix his seven different metaphors, champagne, connect the dots, deep seeded suspicion, and he offers nine hurdles to the economic hout outlook. they are very well researched. he runs through the wealth effect, heavy change of debt, unemployment, mortgage results, blah, blah, blah. what he leaves out is sentiment. what this guy misses is that why the numbers are still way down, they are bottomed and are beginning to turn up. look at the litany of hope here, guys. the latest fed report came out yesterday shows the recession is easing. jobless claims are falling. housing prices they have just hit bottom. sales of cars and cell phones and laptops and computer chips are set for a rebound. corporate earnings are benefiting from early in deep cost cutting. businesses are spending more on factories and equipment. and you know what

huckabee, romney, we hear christ, but he has a day job. sanford is gone.ably thinking michael jackson and the sotomayor stuff. but she has got to come down to the lower 48. these guys can do it anytime they want. she can overcome this quitting business, depending on what she does between now and then. greta: up next, president obama dropped a really bad concept about the economy. it may ask you -- it may have you asking really big pack -- questions about the stimulus package. and north korea. the top commander in south korea is making headlines today. the north korean military may want to tune in to this one. secretary henry kissinger on this one. and remember, i threw out the ball at the mets game? well, president obama just did it. did he bounced it, or did he get home? we will show you -- did he bounce it? ç >> this has been a more severe recession than we have seen. my expectation is that we will probably continue to see unemployment tick up. for several months. greta: out. -- ouch. "tick up." unemployment is the highest it has been in 25 years be a b

>> guest: i am reminded of jesus christ superstar. mary matalin sings i don't know how to love him i still can i get my arms and around bill clinton but i do know i was driven to run by a anger, rage at bill clinton. i thought bill clinton represented everything that was wrong with america. i love with him i had no use for hillary clinton. it was visceral and i think it goes back to being a kid raised in the atlanta suburbs looking at the 60 radicals and looking from my parents side. 10 years later i read about this and i am embarrassed of some of the things i said about bill clinton that my goal at 46 as opposed 231 started to campaign to understand that everybody has something to bring to the table and to understand that while we could not stand bill clinton and he could not stand as we hated they she hated us as much as we hated him he thought we were from another planet and trying to undo all of the great things we achieve in the 1960's and beyond we now look at each other i really do like hillary clinton and so much because we ha

and that led him to believe that her death was a homicide and believes that her boyfriend was jesus christ and that her children were possessed by deem opposite. >>> police are asking for your help tracking down a man who attacked the jog or the washington and old dominion trail. this is a composite sketch. a 25-year-old woman was jogging on the trail when the man exposed himself and threw her to the ground. it happened last wednesday around 2 in the afternoon and that suspect was riding a tan or brown cruiser-style vehicle. >>> a virginia woman shot last week died. she was shot last tuesday on lyle avenue in falls church and barricaded himself with another woman and child for more than 24 hours. the standoff ended after he shot himself and later died at the hospital. the other woman and child were not hurt. >>> new information about steve mcnair. the former until star had a blood alcohol limit twice the legal limit for driving when his girlfriend shot him to death. the reports show a trace amount of marijuana&in kasemi's body. they say mcnair was likely asleep when she shot him to death b

it's not a personal relationship with christ. not about salvation.t's not about getting you and your family into heaven. it's about managing and manipulating the political process. the fact that before they moved here they hadn't figured out yeah there is lots of wonderful churches in washington, d.c. i happen to be catholic there are great denominations. just tons of churches here. the fact that you can't pick a church is bizarre. let's just -- it is bizarre. and for most people it's one of the most important things you choose and you decide before moving. bill: i don't even care. you know reagan didn't go to church. bush the elder. >> different scenario. reagan was not a member of a church previously whose pastor said the most hateful horrible things about the united states. bill: that's why he is not going to church. obama is saying look the church thing turned on me. >> that's fine. bill: let's look at the wider picture here. >> yeah. bill: there is no doubt that the obama administration has sent a message in every department, even to the pentago