everything is a mystery, according to einstein and darwin and a whole bunch of physicists, scientists, atheists. no one knows. if an atheist argues with me, i say it is your opinion. i live in doubt all the time. i think that is a very healthy way. tavis: are you comfortable in this space called doubt that you in?e an >> i know less and less as time goes on. tavis: that makes you smart. >> we know nothing. i feel at peace with it. i am in this business, the movie business. i am having a great life. i am still called up to do a job here and there. i have to take it with a pinch of salt. i work with young actors. i was working with a terrific young actor in this movie. he is full of intensity. he is a 30 year-old. i just said to enjoy yourself. enjoy life. tavis: since we are talking of uncertainty and doubt, have certain do you have to be? is it better if you are in doubt about the roles that you choose? i cannot imagine you want to much doubt about the roles you choose to play. you want to be certain of something about the character and what you think you can do with it. >> you get a

darwin single in alabama introduces us to a woman and her special dog. >> she the star of the search and rescue team. vision is say cadaver dog. jennifer morgan is her owner and has been with vision as she searched in high profile cases like the caylee anthony case in florida. >> she had 14 recoveries. 14 families got the answers they needed and that's a huge effect on the community. >> after a local search, jennifer noticed a swelling around vision's neck. >> we found out she had cancer. >> vision had cancer. not the diagnosis that jennifer wanted to hear, but one she heard before. jennifer herself is living with cancer. >> breast cancer. i'm in radiation right now. >> and vision is going through chemotherapy, much like her owner. she here at tlc veterinary hospital getting her third treatment. it was a diagnosis she received just in time for jennifer's birthday. >> we knew on her birthday so we didn't want to tell her on jennifer's birthday so we waited. time was of the essence and we to tell her. >> there is good news for jennifer and vision chances are good for recoveries. until

phyllis schek, dorothy murray, and darwin stoddard, all in their 70s. darwin was a church volunteer. christina green, a nine-year-old girl that you mentioned. gabe zimmerman a 30-year-old staffer for representative giffords who, incidentally, the people on my staff... i'm a republican. she's democrat. they loved gabe and really enjoyed working with him. snuffed out at such an early age. then, as you mentioned, judge john roll. there's just not a finer person in the world. he leaves behind his wife maureen and three sons. john was not only the presiding judge of all of the arizona federal district judges, but was incredibly active in trying to improve the courts and make do with not enough judges in a very overloaded case situation here. we have one of the top three districts, in terms of caseloads, and it took a lot of his time to try to meet the responsibilities of the court, especially with all of the drug and immigration cases. i had just had lunch with him. in fact, we were going to have lunch again on tuesday. but i just have to say that first of a

and george and dot and darwin and mavi, we since the abiding love we have for our own husbands, our own wives, our own life partners. phyllis, she is our mom or our grandma. gabe our brother. or son. [ cheers and applause >> and in the judge we recognize not only a man who apprised his family and in doing his job well but also a man who embody america's laws. in gabby we see a reflection of our public spiritedness, that desire to participate in that sometimes frustrating, sometimes contentious but always necessary and never ending process to form a more perfect union. [ cheers and applause ] >> and in christina we see all of our children. so curious, trusting, energetic, so full of magic, so deserving of our love, and so deserving of our good example. if this tragedy prompts reflection and debate as it should, let's make sure it is worthy of those we have lost. [ cheers and applause ] .. >> let's make sure it is not on the usual plane of politics and point scoring and pettiness in the next new cycle. the loss of these wonderful people should make every one of us strive to be better, to

phyllis, dorothy morris and darwin store card. >> governor jerry brown will unvail his budget this morning and he has already warned it will be painful. deep across the board spending cuts are needed to deal with the state's deficit he wants to restructure state government shifting cost of some programs to citycounties he is expected to oppose a special election. >>> gavin newsom finally becomes california's lieutenant governor today. he will be inaugurated this afternoon in sacramento he could have taken the oath last monday but kept his job as san francisco mayor until a new board of supervisors was sworn in over the weekend. they are expected to appoint ed lee as interimmayor tomorrow. >> his last act as mayor was swear in a new district attorney. it was a suffer surprise, the new da is former san francisco police chief george gascon he talked with him to select a new da and offered him the job. >> i believe that i can offer something, to this role that will be somewhat unique in having the understanding of policing and the career that has been incredible to me and one that i love and h

of richer kipling's jungle book inspired an exhibition which is currently under splay at the state darwin museum it features hundreds of illustrations to famous books by the british writer providing a glimpse into the amazing animal world rare editions of kipling stories provided by the state library are also a showcase for their collections highlights of pictures drawn by the author himself . with a menu comprising of a wide range of traditional russian dishes the city a catholic on to the square is this is the center of. the experience of life in the soviet union in the one nine hundred sixty s. nineteen seventy's. various of the these barriers murals and statues decorate the cafe because i don't think it's all in the truck it feels more like a museum meets themed restaurant. with its traditional service sounds playing this group back eatery is the place for cheap for various serviettes. back to the us a song well i think we found out. that many. times they come here that bunch of bricks and remember the past in turn we try to keep the serviette atmosphere the reality here. and there we

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score thirty four points as dwayne wade darwin weighed twenty seven but miami still managed to land on the road to defeat increasingly think these three or four games miami missed the member of that big three as a chris cox was out with a sprained ankle. brings us up to date for the moment more sport a bit later. we'll . bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've gone to the future covered. repairing a broken ancient. highway construction and humanitarian aid. but as shady officials get the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. profiteering here is no longer just down to drug trafficking. afghanistan the dollars. for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations are today. in indonesia available in the great. church and media hotel the ritz carlton hotel and hotel hotel new millennium hotel in china you can see a censored. rocks hotel macau grand h

i was absolutely sure that i have a genius on my hands because she was doing absolutely amazing darwin's when she was like three five year olds freedom yeah they lose their cool because you know several years passed and all you could see you know those princesses and you know little dragons and extremely steve. doesn't is that it does that mean that an artist a true artist is the man that is somebody who managed to sustain his feet to keep his freedom while growing up. yes of course even going to see him since you know since becoming a bigger loud there are brighter the huge change even from technical standpoint and thirty six ten point happened about two years ago when the show was switched to high definition format. again the typical normal t.v. screen in the average american household it's not a twenty inch tube anymore it's like a fifty inch plasma so a lot of information has to fill out this screen so with that transition to the high definition show became much more sophisticated the visual was yet at the same time i kind of really strong the for very first years of simpsons when it

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areas are mourning over ways to increase security in the wake of monday's deadly terror attack at the darwin did it air for more details just ahead . we do place special responsibility with the public leaders who are charged with protecting our financial system and the chief executives of companies whose failures drove us to crisis. slammed as the cause of the meltdown wall street bigwigs are unlikely to go on harmed. a common link experts are drawing parallels between the latest on resting today and a string of color revolutions in the post soviet space in the last decade. the annual income in form and dollars that is in its third day and business archie is live in switzerland bringing you the latest join us in twenty minutes time. this is r.t. live from moscow with marina joshie russia's parliament is due to consider a bill on a new terra combat system in the wake of the suicide bombing at the country's busiest airport that left thirty five people dead president of harshly criticized law enforcement and airport sorties and fired several officials over security lapses which led up to the tr

charles darwin was a staunch member of his own church. he extraordinary range of life and the power of life itself. and he never gave up his faith. galileo was a man of the church. never opposed the church but he said things which upset the apple cart. for me to doubt or refute would be shabby because somebody -- that's a remarkable man and the scientists are remarkable people. so i'm open to any suggestion. >> charlie: what it is, that's the key word, open. i mean you were so open that you came to. now it was all what? what brought you to the other side so to speak? i mean just constant, you went from atheist to an agnostic to a believer. >> yes. >> charlie: what was crucial about the last part of the journey from agnosticism to belief this. >> well according to notradamus. many years ago, i was in a lot of pain. i was drinking a lot. i was drinking myself away, but i don't think i want to go to that subject because it's boring. i said look at these people, what are they doing. they believe in all this nonsense. my father was an atheist

a whole book on darwin and the evolution which in some ways is shocking in the fifties when she wrote it as anything my father wrote but she had a more scholarly and was intellectual and read every widely as you can tell from the book and i was sexually amazed how much he had sort of a simile did a very early in the mid to late 40's pretty amazing but and the great intellectuals have a certain confidence proclaiming about these thinkers, and usually in this case respectful about them as we learn from the great religious thinkers. my mother a think generally is more scholarly and, you know, careful here let's go through the argument in detail. she did maybe. she was willing to be fairly shocking in the 1952 s say and i was amazed my mother to the huge bulk of the editing and selecting of those on collected essays by was amazed to find this one had been collected in the early work in the commentary on mccarthy and the liberals which is critical of joe mccarthy, my father had news for him which he calls him a folder demagogue the anti-communist but then the critiqued liberals for being u

i think my first statement, our first statement as a family, we speak for darwin's daughters and four sons and our sisters, there are four of us. our first statement would be like to compliment the hero that lie in our father and we're just blessed that he's walking with the lord now but what a way to go. as the hero, he lived that kind of a life. i also think at this time we would love to say that it just brings the hero out in all of us, at times of tragedy, differences don't matter in families, whether you're divorced, single, in between, as a scoom counselor i know that families have to come together no matter what in and this is a time that we all should join hands fored good of all and find the hero in every single one of us. week of seen each person's positive qualities rise to the top as we've all been able to endure this and make the next arrangement and go step by step with what happens next with dad. >> and we just are very appreciative to everyone who stepped forward during the tragedy and went forward, there are so many people to thank. there were people oned scene that s

on superstition or contrary to reason indeed which is why i've never seen a contradiction between darwin and being someone of religious faith, but we do genuinely believe it and tells us in a way that is different and more imperative than anything else in our lives and in a way we wouldn't be true to ourselves unless we admit that, so that doesn't mean to say that someone who is of no religious faith couldn't be just as good a person and that is i do not plan for an instant in the view of religious faith is and in some ways a superior better person than someone who isn't, but i do say religion can and does in the lives of million actually hundreds of millions of people does give them an impulse to be better people than otherwise would be three [applause] >> with our closings difference christopher, you will begin. you have five minutes on the clock. >> what i might do is comment on what tony just said because he succeeded in doing what i had hoped i might do earlier which is to allow me to drive him back onto the metaphysics began because we did need to transcend and get beyond questions

the first occupant in the university of the jurisprudence note that the president is accountable to darwinits functions by the sheer pressures of life. so when the question is posed, mr. president, albeit a lot of the intuitive answer those who lifted the value of the rules of, yes of course. maybe there are exceptions. because i sort of remember reading about abraham lincoln and the lincoln presidency. perhaps another occasion there was debate about lincoln's fidelity to constitutional norms. but the lincoln presidency to a certain extent, the presidency of all those presidents call to serve during what turned out to be a time of war, raises, in my mind, the most critical clarity mentioned, which is intentional, willful, disobedience by the president to Éclair norn. i know what the law is and am simply not going to obey it. and it seems to me that a way of looking about that and you probably have a debate with respect to that more currently, but just think of lincoln, perhaps think of wilson, think of others who have perhaps quote taken a lot into their own hands. i think a way of thinkin