well i think that you know democracy promotion has been part of the american creed since the very beginning regionally it was more a by example than by coersion and then after world war two the united states has become somewhat more forceful in the terms of export democracy part of it is moral and ideological the view that people should have a right to choose their own governments and part of it is material that is geo political interest the view that a world that is dominated by democratic states will be more peaceful stable and prosperous than the alternative i think the real difficulty is in turning those principles into practice we have some examples such as the occupation of germany and japan that went well you have stable successful liberal democracies but in the middle east it looks much more difficult and the interventions in libya and in afghanistan and iraq i think are are much more nuanced much more ambiguous and i agree with what john said and that is the u.s. is walking is walking very carefully here under under no illusions that to rush toward the ballot box in a place like ba

listen to this creed. do not choose to be a common man. it is your right to be uncommon. if you conceived opportunity, be there to take a calculated risk to dream and build, test fail and to succeed, refuse, prefer the challenges of life to guarantee security, the thrill of fulfillment to the states of calm utopia. do not trade freedom for beneficence, nor your dignity for a handout. dealt cow before any master, save your guard. it is your heritage to stand erect, proud, and unafraid. think and act for yourself. enjoy the benefits of your creation, and face the world boldly and declare, i am a free american. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you very much. well, ladies and tell him i'll be more than happy to take any questions that you may have. if you seek him or her and diane and let them know you would like to ask a question, i would be more than happy to answer that question as best as i can. if you could just do me the courtesy of saying your name and where you live, i appreciate that very m

. >> never d live or die creed. >> live. >> it's only a board breaking tournament. >> if you're going to honk my nose just do it. >> do you think next season will have a big enough budget to go to okinaw >> he's recording. he tells you to dance. >> no. >> me fight. >> oh. >> oh. he's got it. >> all right. when you're done, tell me. >> all right. i've got it. >> your turn. kill him. >> ooo. always bet on black. isn't it refreshing when stereotypes are confirmed. that video reminds of tradition at tosh.0 when someone pitches a joke i don't like they have to get on the table and dance their heart out for one-minute. he appears to have scoliosis or rickets. possibly both. >> who wrote my god right in the head. >> oh man. it was just a joke. >> get on the table. 3, 2, 1. >> i'm sure you all agree that was painful. i felt so bad for him and his family that i hired a new writer named chris just to help him to get his groove back. >> no. i'm sorry you know the rules. >> you're not funny. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for helping out chris brown. i have an all new respect for his dancing. have you seen that

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setting an example of how people of different creeds can work together. and really appreciate that experience. i'm glad i did not move the agenda forward. >> with any of the councilmembers like to take a moment and make any comments? carla? >> i will go after denise. >> denise? >> what can i say. what can i share with the audience today? asked ross said eloquently, you have been a friend, and mentor, and you have taught all the something special. i remember our long conversations at the end of the evening, on different types of disability advocacy. i remember your advice and counsel, and input on some of those issues when i had challenges. there is not enough words that i can possibly say to illustrate my respect. the abilities that you have, and the advocacy. you hit the ground running. you will be missed. when i looked to my right -- no offense to you wendy, you're great -- i will miss you for a while. i want to thank you for being my friend and colleague in teaching me so much. i plan to keep in contact with you and to hear about what you are doing and

. >> the person who posted this video likes two things, cats and assassins creed 3.he cat is confused. you can see the main character is petting the dogs on the screen and the dogs in the game are making noise. the cat is like what is going on. >> he looks behind the tv screen when the dog goes off the screen. >> if you're the guy who created these graphics, this video makes you feel good. >> this dog makes you look so real, a cat think it's a dog. >> watch what the dog does. >> rolls around in the dirt. it's a video game. why does the dog need to roll around in the dirt. >> true to life. the cat's mind is in a complete -- has no idea what's going on. >> doing what all animals do when they are confused. >> i'm declaring right now best video of the day hands down. >> this guy is no fool. see what he's building next. it's time to give away an ipad. we've got the buzzword on "right >>> i'm declaring right now best video of the day hands down. this is a home makeover. jeremy took one of the rooms in his house and made it into a house that a hobbit would live in using not

even many the apostle's creed, i think it's important to point out that the virgin birth is primarilylogical point about jesus. not necessarily a biological fact about mary. >> does any of this surprise you? that -- i mean, this is creating a bit of controversy. >> yeah, it is a bit surprising because this pope has been known to be more conservative and traditional. he is -- in this case he is challenging some things of tradition here and there, but not elsewhere. not, of course, with regard to the virgin mary, but with regard to some of the small details. what he is doing, i think, is ultimately opening a fairly conservative point. be sure to pay rigorous attention to the biblical text themselves and that they have privacy, that they're not exactly the same as the interpretation that comes up around them, but, you know, you got to chacen that interpretation from time to time with the biblical text. >> there has to be a bigger meaning. do you think he is trying to show that jesus was a real-life figure? >> yeah. i think that's part of it. of course, the creeds affirm that, that jeez'

mine, sometimes wonder where we can meet in common purpose, when there are so many differences in creed and theology. surely the answer is that we can meet in service, in shared moral convictions about our nation stemming from a common worldview. >> it seems to me that the mormon issue isn't quite as big of a deal as perhaps many had speculated. instead, we see that evangelicals have really taken to romney, i think mainly because of their dislike of obama, but his religious views i think have not mattered as much. >> the question is whether enough evangelical republican voters have been convinced that the religious differences don't matter. >> i think that governor romney does face a challenge with getting high level of turnout and enthusiastic support from the white evangelical community, which has been a mainstay of republican presidential vote for a number of years now. and that's because there is this lingering skepticism. >> catholics have been another important group this election season, especially with catholic candidates on both tickets for the first time ever. but it has been

benghazi and forced to pull out the cia mission there and pull out-- >> not helping the opposition we've creeded ground to the qataris who armed them who they favor and an islamist ins libya. >> and one point that relates to susan rice and the larger point. the president said why are you blaming susan rice who knows nothing about benghazi. why was susan rice chosen it go out there if she knows about it. why was not mrs. clinton tn or the deputies, either mo people who knew things didn't want to be on the record or read what she was given. >> she knew she was a loyal political operative and do exactly what-- >> where all of this leads to, whether it's general petraeus or hillary, there are questions whether people were being truthful or compromised in some ways and that's not good for us. >> paul: let's hope people keep digging. when we come back, could it be good news, the report that u.s. is on track to surpass saudi arabia as the world's largest oil producer, but will the obama administration regulate this boom until it goes bust? when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the ba

officers have a new creed after coming to the rescue of a mother in labor. tonight a reunion with a small recruit and a baby cam that shows how the men in blue stood and delivered. is there a code for a baby on the way? >> i don't think so. and as you know, i cover a lot of stories in oakland. and i've seen these particular officers in different situations. but seeing these officers gush over this baby boy was special. >> i would like to present barry with baby nolan's first official police badge. >> a police badge a bag of goodies and a stuffed animal. three oakland police officers got their first glimpse of a baby boy they helped bring into the world friday night. barry miller, the baby's dad explained what happened. >> got home, a couple blocks, i walked a couple blocks home. when i got in the house, she said she was hurting. >> when they jumped into their car with their 4-year-old son, mom kimberly said she wasn't going to make it to the hospital. >> he was really trying to get on the freeway, and i just knew if i would have had him in the car i would ha

. >> we crossed party lines, all faith traditions, races, creeds.every single level behandly us. >> theresa and jo admit it feels a bit odd planning a wedding after spending most of their lives together. >> who will be the flower girls, who can be the photographer. that is just something i don't think either one of us ever thought was going to be a possibility for us. >> i never expected it. >> reporter: never expecting it but thanks to their fellow marylanders, it is a dream that has finally come true. >> it didn't seem real until yesterday. >> until last night. >> until whenever it was real. it didn't seem real until it was. >> reporter: theresa and jo had been thinking bay big celebration on their 30th anniversary next year. now, they think that will be the perfect time for a wedding. in the district, matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> coming up, exciting news for terps basketball fans as the soap gets set to tip off. a high-flying talent cleared for liftoff. we'll explain. >>> the wizards trying to pull off an early season upset. this one went into o

fired tear gas at angry protesters running against the islamic president mohamed morsi and news a creed granting him sweeping powers has sparked demos across the country that position has started as protests in the higher square pleasuring to fight what it calls morse's powa grab on to cairo based journalist details for. what i really think is quite harsh tactics used by the police to stop protests from tahrir square you see a lot of tear gas on protesters throwing rocks down on protesters from the top of buildings and we've also seen molotov being thrown back and forth at the same time we've had demonstrations at the presidential palace in support of the president also across the country we've seen president the president protesters clashing in from to brother headquarters so there's been quite a lot happening is actually in a strange way united the opposition forces you've been quite divided recently there was mass uproar when the president announced his constitutional declaration. which essentially awarded him powers over the judiciary it also said that his decree and his that gratia

in it all men are free and equal regardless of race, nationality and creed. today that does not speak to all of us. this is especially true for the professional athletes who spend their careers in the last closet, never free, never able to be a value teammate respected, and important for not only for the skills they bring to the diamond, but for who they are. today we are joining with the last closet campaign to urge the commissioners of professional sports to meet with the last closet and to demonstrate in word and deed that the door should be open for any and all. of all the thousands of professional athletes in the major sports over the years, everyone has been fearful of the cost of leaving the closet as an active player. and not a single one has done so during their professional career. only afterwards do we hear some of their stories, including the irreparable harm and hurt. and those stories lead us to join together to urge that the last closet finally open. we all [speaker not understood] will be better as a result. our san francisco giants give us a

more than twenty gyptian rights groups have urges the country's islamic leader to what dollar a creed granting him sweeping new policy and i acknowledge or to can revoke presidential decisions there's a spot to mass protests across the country security forces why tear gas to disperse angry demonstrators and higher and more scenes opponents and backers calling for more strikes the opposition has vowed to continue with the sit in into the square pledging to fight what it calls the power grab morsi there has defended the move saying he was leading the country towards freedom and democracy but journalist ahmed forty believes the military rule in egypt has simply been replaced by another kind of dictatorship. what have mohamed morsi done mubarak in the height of his power could not even dream of achieving morsi is part of the muslim brotherhood and islam or fascist group they have control over their members and supporters it is very simple and a country with more than forty five percent of its population are illiterate to control them in the name of religion gyptian is are now seeing clear

cover up to the real coup or of the creed that he will over the all establishment in egypt he will become above the law he will go to the constitution that would suit only political islam. he will do in eight. make sure that he control every thing listen the constitutional court in egypt in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven has made the same very day that he is not happy about the peace said the parliament had to be dissolved because the law which should be election with iran was faulty and the dictator hosni mubarak had to pay them and he did. dissolve the parliament or so this is not a new thing that the constitutional court would order out of the parliament to be dissolved what's what's happening because of power struggles now the muslim brotherhood have the majority in this parliament they don't want this parliament to go away because they know if they lose this parliament they are not going to win another elections so they are hanging to power it was all in all strains the the have against the will of the people the judiciary system is highly respected it is only in the last saf

are no more limited by sexual orientation than they are by race or by gender or by religion or by creed this morning i am proud. to sign a law that will bring an end to don't ask don't tell day of rage burning fury in the streets of egypt. nation egypt is probably changing forever and it may not stop there what appears to be a revolution is underway. so at my direction america led enough but we have our allies at the united nations security council to pass historic resolution that authorized a no fly zone to stop the regime's attacks from the air and further authorized all necessary measures to protect libyan people. today we can definitively say that to get off the regime has come to an end the last major regime strongholds have fallen. good evening. tonight i can report to the american people and to the world but the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda. i growing scandal about what happened after saluja received five hundred thirty five million dollars in taxpayer money cylinder declared bankruptcy laying off all eleven hundred w

well they say it's ok because it's in a vault which is protected by an air tight and water tight seal creed. by lowering a ninety ton steel cylinder just three eighths of an inch into a one hundred forty ton steel and concrete frame in effect quote similar to pushing a cork down into a bottle that doesn't sound like. that doesn't sound dr evil like no but stacy cold is not going to be damaged by water wind or rain that's one of the great things about gold however something else was damaged yet what will move on to that in a second max but i want to say that here is a new york federal reserve bank part of the federal reserve bank system and ben bernanke in testimony to congress said that. the federal reserve banks and central banks around the world only hold gold as a matter of tradition so why go through this elaborate. sort of security system there must be millions and millions and millions and billions of dollars of a ninety ton steel cylinder three. hundred forty ton steel and concrete frame if it's just tradition exactly because bernanke is speaking out of both sides of his mouth these

tonight will be a late night in the levey household because i will be up late playing assassin's creed. >> thank you. >> it was my pleasure saying most of those thicks. >> -- things. >> i met her during a hoss steming crisis in -- hostage crisis in los angeles. it is diane ma -- macedo. and i met him in 1989 when our boss invited us to a weekend in the hamptons, so -- but he died before we got there. so we had a good time without him. and i met him while working on adult films in the late 70s. he was the sound guy who went by the name of scotty, but now goes by bill schulz. and next to him, author and tv personality and america's bad boy, greg gutfeld. since he is letting me fill in, i will mention his book "the joy of hate" on sale. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> it is like a love triangle, but with four sides. if only there were a word for that shape. the petraeus scandal may have sunk another four-star general as the american commander, john allen is being investigated for inappropriate communications with a woman at the center of this mess. allen allegedly exchang

it is this great american creed that resonates around the world. that you can come with the circumstances and do great things. that has lead people to come here for generations from all over to be a part of that. which is why we have been the best at mobilizing human potential from all over the world through immigration. but it's not just mobilizing the human potential from abroad. it's mobilizing human potential from all segments and classes of america so you are not trapped in your circumstances education was the way out. i will tell a brief story because it's my own family story. i am third generation college educate. why is that? because john senior my grandfather on my father's side when he was a young man in alabama decided he was going get a college education so he asked how a colored man could go to college. 1990 they told him about little stillman college. thirty miles away. went off to still nann college, paid for his first year. second year comes along they say how are you going pay for the second year? they said you are out of cotton an

is really where young people not only think that these right to fly -- which i think is a founding creedhich this country has paddled over for a long time. it's not about gay marriage. it's about marriage equality and the fact that you have a right to marry. >> that is something that barack obama spoke to tonight beautifully and in a way that i think was evoktive for a lot of people. one more data point to not just be in the clouds. the obama campaign registered over 1 million new voters this cycle. that is more than they registered in 2008. as for the zombie narrative. >> i need to ask you guys, your vote keked to rick santorum. he is anti-marriage equality, anti-gay and lesbian rights. as the gop looks to the long gain because they would like to get back into the white house one day. and this election as we look at these numbers may prove that that's a long shot. unless they redefine the target of people. >> first of all i would object the notion that rick santorum is against gay rights because he doesn't view marriage as a right. it is a definition. >> do they have a right to serve in

reissued three of his infamous creeds. the trials of henry kissinger, the missionary position which it exposes the allies. carol bloom is his widow. married for over 20 years. contributed the lovely after word like her husband, she inspired without succumbing to sentiment. most of your recognize. quite frankly to one of the best writers in the world. the latest novel, state of england. and also -- best friend, a brother and all the dna. about the four year long c-span2 said, it was always bright and sunny, always marry, even when it ended on that said december day. please welcome my guess. [applause] >> and good afternoon. thank you all for coming. americans are like the u.s. mail , not rain, snow, gloom of night can prevent these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. and i would like to begin with an anecdote about christopher. i put it in a novel. and put it in on the basis of one thing he said, sort of incorporating him into the novel because i could not bear to leave this out. the basis, having

transcendence where young people not only think that these rights apply to all,ío which i think is a founding creedis country's battled over for a long time but necessarily get the dispute. sos not about gay marr okay? i never talk about it that way. it's about marriage equality. it's about the fact that you have the right to marry. and the old s, you have the right to serve in the military, you have the right to visit a loved one in the so exciting to think that when we try to tell our chi it was a big deal that barrier because he happened to be african-americanily going to fully get it. cause it's going to be so obvious to them that we don't separate like that. and that iarack obama spoke to tonigh beautifully and in a way at i think was evocative for a lot of people. one more data point, though ton just be in the clouds although i think it but the obama campaign registered over 1 million new voters this cycle. that is more than they registered in 2008. so as for the zombie narrative about a lack of enthiasm, it show up on the ground where as you said thomas youngut and they're changing the way w

the united states of america is held together by a great national creed. not by ethnicity or by blood. not by religion. our national creed is an aspirational narrative that it doesn't matter where you came from, matters where you're going. you can come from humble circumstances and you can do great things. the only way that that is true is if you have access to high-quality education. if it ever becomes a case as increasingly as it is now, as i've said many times, but i can look at your zip code and i can tell whether he will get a good education, and the social fabric of this country has no chance to pull together. and we will be pitted one against the other. those that are capable and those who are not. those who are employable and those who are not. and i can assure you that you might not be able to control your circumstances, but you can control your response to your circumstances. and that will no longer be the way that americans think about themselves or about each other. and that is a way to agreement and entitlement. so to me, the real problem for

things on the table and that is what speaker boehner did and some republicans have criticized him for creeding -- ceding a point. >>guest: he said the right thing, we are willing to compromise, we are willing to be flexible on taxes, that was an olive branch and after you lose an election that was an appropriate thing to say. but he and mcconnell laid down the line. they said we will not raise tax rates because this is harmful to the economy and i happen to agree with them i think if we go to tax rates at 45 percent to 50 percent that actually can cause a double dip recession. if that happens, we are not going do have more tax revenues we will have less because more will be unemployed and businesses make small are profit. the problem with revenues right now, we do have a revenue problem in washington, dc, but that is because the who is not growing. people are not paying much taxes because we do not have growth. you get the growth rate up you get an officer if revenue. >>neil: but it could be a democratic strategy for saying we doing all of this, and republicans will count themselves grateful i