in dante's inferno, he using physical action so well.hey are physically moving through a landscape and that keeps the action going. that enables you to talk philosophy and expart history and the reader doesn't feel like they're being lectured to. >> rose: in "the divine comedy" how much sometime do they spend in hell and how much in perg tear. >> pretty much a third and a third and a third. i consider ""inferno" to be the most interesting. as a thriller writer it's the most vivid and horrifying. and gives you a great title. >> rose: why this title for this? hell is what happens if we don't do something about population? >> that's a good way to look at it. there's a quo, the darkest parts of hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in the time of crise. the greatest sin is pride. dante believes that. the bible believes that. greek mythology believes that. the concept of prietd, being above the problems of the world, is one they-- that i think a lot of us face. we will turn a blind eye to what's happening. and dante feels

so on some level dante called it to me as something fresh. and what better piece of literature than inferno to base a thriller on. it was a thriller of its day. >> stephen: now you are a heretic, so-- in your book are the her he particulars till in red hot iron coffins forever? >> they are, where they belong. >> stephen: okay, good. and did you write this to familiarize yourself with where you'll be when you die? >> no, actually. i wrote this to-- . >> stephen: i'm not letting you off. >> you're not, okay. i wrote this with the hope that the people, the people who love thriller was come to it, be inspired to either discover or rediscover one of the greatest works of literature ever written, dantes divine comedy. >> stephen: i thought it was "da vinci code"-- i mean it's good, don't get me wrong, i enjoyed it. because you get to see robert langdon again in this one. >> you do. >> stephen: tom hanks is in this one. >> he is. >> stephen: i'm definitely going to read this book. >> thank you. >> stephen: no, i don't think i have ever said that to

rociaron retar dante de fuego. y por tierra hubo una estrategia de contenciÓn.Ñala que se utilizaron bulo do ser para como esta con mÁs de 250 metros de altura. del lugar donde se dirige la batalla en este flanco en contra del incendio. se xu han muy cerca las llamas, y se ha construido aquÍ, esta lÍnea para rompimiento del incendio. buscando evitar que brinque del otro lado. es importante contener el incendio aquÍ dijo este bombero. no tenemos una fecha. >>> una peligrosa temporada de incendios, otros fuegos de maleza se registraron en el sur de california uno en valencia, muy cerca del parque de diversiÓn magic mountain, que fue contenido por los bomberos. >>> y otro en valley, que ha consumido 8 acres de maleza se encuentra ya bajo control en el bosque nacional los padres, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. >>> el mismo dÍa, en que un violento tornado azotÓ a moore en oklahoma 2 cazadores de tornados fueron los cazados por la tormenta. y 350 y 175 millas por hora. resistiÓ el embate y 2 hombres sobrevivieron. >>> a 7 meses del azote del huracÁn sandy el presidente bara

s/ dante almeaga, estudiante ".....fue un discurso que nos lleno de esperanza y trato de unir lazos entreones...." ante quienes son el futuro del pas el presidente norteamericano reconoci aquellos que lejos de su patria le han dado tanto a estados unidos ....... s/ presidente obama "....de hecho, sin el apoyo de los hispanos, incluyendo muchos méxico americanos, yo no estaría parado aquí frente a ustedes como el presidente de estados unidos....." en medio de un publico que suba fotos y frases de obama por las redes sociales , el mandatario estadounidense confi en que la reforma migratoria se lograra para bien de quienes tanto la esperan..... "... el sistema migratorio que tenemos ahora en estados unidos, no representa nuestros valores. separa familias, cuando deberíamos estar reuniéndolas." y fue ah mismo, parado frente a las banderas de ambos pases donde barack obama reconoci a mxico como un pas en crecimiento y se sumo a quienes luchan contra el crimen y la violencia... "....continuaré haciendo todo lo que esté en mi poder para pasar reformas con sentido común relacionadas a la posesión

in this novel, the villain is concerned about this and he's also a dante fanatic.of hell. >> reporter: the author took many trips researching the book to florence and culture of secrets. >> we came up the stairs and can we get out this way. >> reporter: in one trip, brown slipped unnoticed into dante's church. legend has it beatrice is buried there, donte's muse and unrequited love. it is tradition to leave letters at her tomb, seeking help with romance. >> my unrequited love was really to write this novel. did write a note, singing the muse and telling a story of a man versed in symbols. >> i immediately recognized it from "homer." >> it was homer saying, i have to write the odyssey. sing a muse and help me tell the story. i wrote a similar note and put it in there and a year and a half later had a novel. who knows, it's magic. >> reporter: when brown returns home, it's to place a lot like his novels. we got a rare glimpse into the private home of dan brown. his new hampshire home was built with secret doors and passageways at every turn. >> you will find me behin

go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. >>> at the anamosa state penitentiary in iowa, dante bullock faces year in the hole for allegedly assaulting be used against you in this hearing and can be held against you in criminal prosecution. >> our cameras were with him as he was about to plead his case in a prison discipline hearing. >> your number? >> after addressing procedural matters, administrative law judge william supeen reads the correctional officer's account of the assault. >> rights determined by the investigation that inmate bullock assaulted with a [ bleep ] weapon and sustained injuries to the head above the right eye and required stitches and broke his right hand trying to block the weapon that required a cast. i have here photos of the scene, of the incident that i will share with you. this is the victim of the assault, and injuries. also before me i have the sock with a padlock and combination lock inside. i have a statement from the staff member that located that. >> i ain't got nothing do with the assault. when the assault took place, i was on the stairs when an inmate ran

so if your boss or dante comes after you, they're gonna have to go through me first. >> milo: thanks,. i can take my own licks. just as long as i know you're okay. are you...okay? >> lulu: yes, milo. at this moment, i am... just fine. >> milo: lulu! what are you doing? >> lulu: you and your brother both told me that you were into me. i don't remember, but after spending the last day with you, it kind of seems like it's true. >> milo: that's not the point. >> lulu: yeah, but it is for me. i -- i don't remember the past, okay? so all that matters is the

dants of the planets and a dance party reunion you do not want to miss. good morning on this memorial day, today is the unofficial start of summer. but it is also a day to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country. today, president obama will visit arlington national cemetery. tracy potts is live with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, happy memorial day. that will not just be the focus in washington. yes, the president is headed to arlington, also the focus on how america plans to do on the war on terror going forward. today, america remembers the loss of brave soldiers who died fighting for freedom. with flags at every grave, this morning, president obama heads to arlington cemetery to, once again, lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. looking ahead, america faces new threats. al qaeda dismantled, but not destroyed. the president wants to scale back our use of force against terrorist itself. >> not every collection of thugs that labels themselves al qaeda poses a credible threat to the united states. >> republican accuse him of

my son was dante white. he was murdered april 27th, 2006. >> reporter: the names and dates are like open wounds visible, painful, and why these families have joined at the healing circle a support group led by george jurand. >> our purpose here is to heal. it's to educate those who aren't educated about what happens to families who experience violence. >> reporter: twice a month, family members meet at the paradise baptist church in the ingleside district of san francisco. they come from cities around the bay area bringing photographs so no one forgets the faces behind the statistics. >> i wanted a place where people can come and not feel judged, to not feel that they were alone in their loss. >> reporter: george's day job is with the san francisco sheriff's office. it puts him in touch with e victims year after year. he saw them struggling with tragedy long after their stories had disappeared from the headlines. >> we are there after a year, two years, three years. >> reporter: george brings a unique perspe

and just don't feel like spending the money these are people who literally have no money people like dante stiles who is unemployed and says he often has to choose between feeding his two children or paying his fines a promise so back and forth back and forth in court back before a conflict days here fifteen days here and while the cash strapped citizens are incarcerated in debtors prisons. there are fines keep growing like credit card interest it's described as a vicious circle it was seven hundred thirty thirty seven dollars ok at the levin days when i went back to court at the court course and paranoid the public defended it went up actually two hundred dollars more than one point eight million ohioans reportedly live in poverty and i want to get it behind me dolly lost his job last year after missing work for a ten day sentence in debtors prison just part of the job i was probably there not quite a month. i was expecting a paycheck so i'd gone in early to get a paycheck so i could go in and pay on lifeline and upon my release i was terminated from my job dollie has received a fifty dol

looked like a scene from "dante's inferno." the truck hit a center divider and exploded on the highway. the stretch of road lined by homes. 22 people were killed. nearly three dozen injured. >>> queen elizabeth set to miss a big meeting of former british colonies. she is going to sit out what she calls commonwealth meeting which will take place mid november. elizabeth is 87. skipping the get together seen as the effort to reduce long-range travel. last time she missed the commonwealth meeting was 1971. 87, she could ratchet it down. >> okay to miss one or two meetings. >> i think so. >>> now, to a story that had plenty of people buzzing in the dorchester neighborhood of boston. that is buzzing because of the amount of bees found out hanging out on the back of a yellow car. >> brave people got closer. one guy brought bee repellant. used it. a bad idea. unfortunately didn't work very well. >> i sprayed the whole back of the trunk. and i sprayed, and in my crib too, right there. sprayed there, the floor, the air. >> these are nona

but it isn't misunderstood dantes find someplace serial or an unsuspecting members of the public first hit the headlines there was an outcry in britain well since then some arrests have been made because our team is found out it's self titled muslim patrols still in operation the muslim community will continue to patrol the streets and clear the streets of the first isn't illegal activities this group called themselves the shari'a project. they make a point of differentiating themselves from the more hardline missile and patrol his videos cause such anger everything with scenes like this we're almost. out of we're going to become bored now we're. a little longer a little bit calmer and really focused margaret told this patrol they say that whilst they share many of the same he's asked the other patrols they've never employed the same course of tactics. for the gang of. men. i mean looking at those patrols i can say that is commendable that have come out and actually decided to take some kind of action against you know these things taking place. of all the actual actions and the shoutin

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so-called muslim patrols are again active in london which is dante's trying to impose islamic ideals on the local population and while a string of arrests may have tempered their zeal they continue to promote their often quite radical views moderate muslim leaders fear their actions could discredit the whole community a surfer through ports. when visions of misinformation on tape find someplace serial or an unsuspecting members of the public first hit the headlines there was an outcry in britain well since then some arrests have been made because r.t.c. found out self-titled most of the pixels are still in operation the muslim community will continue to patrol the streets and clear the streets of the bus isn't illegal activities this group called themselves the shari'a project. they make a point of differentiating themselves from the more hardline missile and patrol his videos cause such anger everything with things like this we're almost. out of nowhere brought to. our work. longer a little bit calmer and really focused on the rockets were launched this patrol they say that whilst t

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. >> please dante i have worked so hard for. >> they saidhey want to help the little guy. >> but the support comes with strings. >> investing in $200,000 to apply for the permit that never arrived. >> so many have been stifled >> they may have not even thought about coming into this city. >> they also stifle ways to get around town >> why can't everyone? >> because bureaucrats are against the little guys. tonight. jo: do you want to create something, build a business or invent somethin new? you better be sure you undersnd all these rules. 170,000 pages of them. the amount of federal regulation on the books as of today. if you break one of these rules government can wck your life but when these were passed some believed it was necessary to make us safer or make the marketplace more fair and so they keep passing more. thousands of new pages every year. doesn't any politician see there is a problem with that? finally for the first time in my career some liticians get it. one is the new senator from wisconsin and ron johnson. why did you get it? >> certainly i've lived my life under regu

>>lease dante i have worked so hard for. >> they saidhey want to help the little guy. >> but the support comes with strings. >> vesting in $200,000 to apply for the permit that never arrived. >> so many have been stifled >> they may have not even thought about coming into this city. >> they also stifle ways to get around town. >> why can't everyone? >> because bureaucrats are against the little guys. tonight. john: do you want to create something, build a business or invent something new? you better be sure you understand all these rules. 170,000 pages of them. the amount of federal regulation on the boos of today. if you break one of these rules government can wreck your life but when these were passed some belied it was necessary to make us safer or make the marketplace more fair and so they keep passing more. thousands of new pages evy year. doesn't any politician see there is a problem with that? finally for the first time in my career some politicis get it. one is the new senator from wisconsin and ron johnson. why did you get it? >> certainly i'veived my life underregulations of th

. >> please dante i have worked so hard for. >> they said they want to help the littleuy. >> but theg in $200,000 to apply for the permit that never arrived. >> so many have been stifled >> they may have not even thought about coming into is city. >> they also stifle ways to get around town. >> why can't everyone? >> because burucrats are against the little guys. tonight.

>>lease dante i have worked so hard for. >> they saidhey want to help the little guy. >> but the supports. >> vesting in $200,000 to apply for the permit that never arrived. >> so many have been stifled >> they may have not even thought about coming into this city. >> they also stifle ways to get around town. >> why can't everyone? >> because bureaucrats are against the little guys. tonight.