for instance, the ideas of darwin. our research found public school textbooks use the word science for observational science and historical science. they arbitrarily defined science as naturalism. they present molecules to man evolution as fact, imposing the theory of naturalism or atheism on generations of students. i assert that the word science has been hijacked by secularists, teaching evolution to force the naturalism on generations of kids. teaching that all life develops from natural processes from promoting a forms, which has great bearing on how we deal with life and death. >> it is hard for many to accept that when we die it is over. >> the bible gives a totally different account of origins. the meaning of life, our future. that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. it is creation -- is creation a viable model of origins in today's modern era? i say the debate is two different accounts of origins of believe, and creation

. >> reporter: hi, i am here with darwin, and darwin is a sugar slider.uys as the super heroes of marsupials, they have these flaps of skin between their legs and they open it up like a cape and that basically allows them to glide from tree top to tree top. in the trees in australia and they are found all over but mainly trees that are eucalyptus trees. speaking of eating i'll be feeding the red kangaroos live from the philadelphia zoo when "action >>> welcome back breaking news to pass on from northeast philadelphia, two children are hit by a car and they are in critical condition. lets go to kenneth moton. >> reporter: they suffered severe head injuries as they walked through this intersection at academy road and byberry road s this is an active scene here, investigations are here to get to the bottom of what happened. we know that a 10-year-old girl and 7-year-old brother were coming through the intersection coming from school when they were hit by a car trying to turn on to academy road, a truck, dodge ram you see there, the driver stayed on scene, a

but not the whole thing. >> guest: i may not call a darwinism but i believe in adaption. creatures with the ability to adapt to their environment and if i were the creator i would certainly teach my creatures adaptability. the bible says in the beginning god created heaven and earth period. >> host: i've heard some people say when they would have been a billion years. >> guest: but we don't know. >> host: people that have defended it, you are saying 6000 years. >> guest: i would say there's nothing that tells us how old the earth is in the bible. it could be billions of years old but also i believe the reason god is god is because he can do stuff we can't do. if you wanted to create something that already had aged nat could do that absolutely. that's why he's god. >> host: your scientific education i feel does not conflict with your belief? >> guest: i have never had an instance where my belief in god has conflicted my ability to do neurosurgery. >> host: alec baldwin was a surgeon with a god complex and it was supposedly a stereotype. is that just an unfair hollywood vie

based on darwin's ideas of human evolution, darwin did teach there were lower races and higher races. would you believe that back in the 1900s, one of the most popular biology textbooks used in the public schools in america talk this, at the present time there exist upon nurse -- upon earth five races or varieties of man. can you imagine that that was in the public schools today? and yet that is what was taught, and it was based on darwin's ideas that are wrong. >> you can see all of that debate tomorrow at 8:00 eastern on c-span. communicatorse with author asterisk taylor -- astra taylor. recently released letters written by president warren harding detailing his long-term love affair. us all tonight beginning at i are on the c-span networks. >> on the next washington gentzel looks at top issues facing schools. then a discussion of the common core standards initiative and the u.s. education policy. facebookr phone calls, comments and tweets. >> now, a look at the use of honey bees by the u.s. military. university of california authorhy professor and studies the social and political u

based on darwin's idea of human evolution, darwin did teach there are lower races and higher races.ould you believe in the 1900s, one of the most popular biology textbooks used in the public schools in america top this -- at the present time there exists upon earth five races or varieties of man and the highest type or the caucasians represented by the civilized white inhabitants of europe. could you imagine if that was in the public schools today? it was based on darwin's ideas that are wrong. you have a wrong foundation, you will have a wrong world view. >> you can see all of that easternonight at 8:00 here on c-span. 2 -- taking back power and culture in the digital a's -- digital age. released3, recently letters from president harding detailing his love affair. that's tonight on the c-span networks. >> here is a look at some of our programming this week on the c-span networks. on c-span, tuesday at 8 p.m. eastern -- oral argument in the case of the aclu versus clever -- versus clapper. a challenge to the national security agency's phone surveillance program. wednesday at 7:00 p.

. >> escobar se lo perdÍa, diario gÓmez metio a darwin, para cobrar la pena mÁxima, pero el portero lono ardo ganador de ahora recibÍa sÓlo 60 mil dÓlares, vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mÁs. ♪ . >> muchos niÑos de la fronteras que se presentan con su abogado en la segunda faltan, y esto se llama una audiencia faltoble. >> ¿por quÉ no se presentan en la segunda audiencia?. >> el abogado sÓlo estÁ acompaÑando para evitar la deportaciÓn de una vez y le acompaÑa como representandole exclusivamente para esa audiencia, despuÉs de ello el ya no mÁs tiene responsabilidad sobre el caso, cuando la persona le mandan una segunda cita muchas veces espera que el abogado lo contacte y eso ya no puede hacerse, por eso es importante sishasistir a todas audiencias programadas, aunque no consiga abogado siempre presentarse a las audiencias. >> ¿quÉ hacer si no puede sir a una audiencia?. >> es como dar una segunda oportunidad con un nuevo abogado para que lo represente en todo el proceso y aplicar para algÚn beneficio migratorio si la persona fuera elegible. >> lo importante presentarse a todas las a

>> guest: i may not call the darwinism but i believe in a caption. creatures with the ability to adapt to environment. if i were the creator of which were to get my creatures that ability to. >> host: is at 6000 or a billion? >> guest: the earth? i don't know the edge to the. the bible says in the beginning god created heaven and earth, period. >> host: five had some people say when they could've been a billion years. >> guest: but we don't know. >> host: people -- you are saying 6000 years -- i would just say there's nothing that tells us how old the earth is in the bible. it could be billions of years old. but also i believe that the reason god is god is because he can do stuff we can do. so if you wanted to create something already had age in it, he could do that, absolutely. that's why he would be god. >> host: and so your scientific education, you feel like does not conflict with your faith, your belief? >> guest: i've never had an instance where my belief in god has conflicted my ability to be a good neurosurgeon. >> host: alec baldwin have a c

ands an incredible place, nothing has changed since darwin was there.y phenomenal. >> now, as far as traveling to areas that were off bounds, out of bounds for travelers, myanmar and what used to be called burma. that is also on the schedule. and, again,olutely, i have been in myanmar for many years, but i decided we had to build our own ship, and we have a ship that we built that will be launched in november, which will go all of the lay-up the waterway, and will be able to give you an comparable sites of everything, plus the luxury of really a first-class ship. addition to the luxury aspect of this kind of travel, is this also suited for potential investors who want to check out different areas of the world but want to do so knowing that they are being given a certain level of comfort? >> well, many people want to travel to these unusual places, but what they also want is comfort and an assurance of safety, and i have been to every place myself. we have the brand of abercrombie and kent on it. also, we can introduce them to keep people, should they wi

i'm a nap -- may not call that darwinism but creatures are able to adapt to their environment. >> host: is it 6,000 or 6 billion? >> guest: i don't know the answer to that. the bible says in the beginning god created the earth. >> host: some people say one day could have spent 1 billion years and people that have defended that but it is that something? >> guest: nothing tells us how old the earth is. it could be billions but also i believe the recent colitis is guy he does stuff that we cannot do it the wanted to create something that already had age he could do that. that is why he is a guide. >> host: senior scientific education you feel does not conflict? >> i have never had an instance where my belief in god is conflicted by my ability. >> absence of malice a surgeon with a god complex that is a stereotype is that unfair hollywood of most surgeons it? eighty-one no doubt some surgeons have very large egos. you don't get people. [laughter] and no incredibly base surgeons and carrying. >> host: i get why they might have a guide complex they're the only one that can solve the problem

there is no darwin now. the wonders of modern science and technology whose dna should have been removed from the gene pool. >> agreed. things will get hard. >> i got scared when he said apocalypse. >> but we are really pretty. we will survive. >> i thought you said me and you. >> all of these things we are going through in society are symptoms of our success. >> i agree. >> i believe that. >> you -- are you pro-asteroid hitting the earth? >> i don't want that to happen, but have you to be ready. >> move to north dakota. everybody has jobs there. they are fracking. there are young men with money. >> there is a lot of young studs out there with money. give them 20 years though when they come down with the fracking cough. >> there is no evidence of what sherrod said. coming up, the nominees for the toy hall of fame. i hope they voted for my choice of broken glass. "not cool," read it. you just finished it, didn't you it. >> great book. sorry it took me so long. >> a year. >> i have been defending america. you'r

it was game day live darwin walk shore say we might see curt cousins soon. soon is now.there is a chance he is done. desean jackson sprains his shoulder trying to catch a pass and he has to leave the game for good. we won't see him at the link next week. a lot of skins fans were screaming for curt cousins, scream no more, 250 yards, two touchdowns, skins one-one beating jacksonville 41-ten. >>> cards and giants air zone playing without starting quarterback. who needs a quarterback when you have a punt returner like ted ginn. miss me once, can you say twice. can you say you won't get another chance. card win 25-14. that doodies moving. they are two-o. giants zero and two. cowboys came out, fired autopsy begins tennessee and maybe they learned a lesson. run the football. dimarco murray wins for 167. leads nfl in rushing. romo not as titanic performance. dallas wins 26-ten. they are one-one this year. >>> now still to come, one philly loses his cool in a way you have to see to believe it. stick around we will break it down, with more on how the closer got swept up in emotio

they say it is darwinism. . we might find it political correct.ut when you look too date the first thing is whether they're good looking. >> jane, thanks so much as always. go pro today. they are above. strong momentum in the quarter. and as people start to pin more hopes on the holiday season. >> up 18% for the week. a strong move. and that's it for us. have a fantastic weekend. let's get over to the headquarters. >> welcome to the halftime show. let's meet today's starting lineup. joe turnovo and john and jerian are co-founders. and jerry. he had his teeth in the pits before moving up to run the place. good to see you. >> thank you. >> we begin with stocks for the first down week in six with much of the blame due to a sharp and sudden weakness in commodities. energy is the worst performing sector this week. are od

it's combat darwinism. answer your question, i think it's really strange that you can get guys who are as brutal and savage and bloodthirsty as these guys but at the same time be as sophisticated as they are, but they are. >> but for us reporting on this and politically for people describing it accepting both barbarism and capacity is a hard thing to communicate but i thinc that's where we're at. dexter filkins. it's really hard to report from these areas. so you coming here after being there is very helpful. thank you. >>> brought to you by mazda, [ male announcer ] are you so stuffed up, you feel like you're underwater? try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. >>> we had sort of a fierce but also fun debate in the rachel maddow newsroom today. we took a picture in the middle of it. that's corey standing there our new executive producer. sitting in front of him that's kelsey

resource, again, indies seats are very darwin yan, the sources of the index have come down. this is a fascinating year. you've got great performance out of board of trade, even though the iron ore price is down:30% and the soil prices down. be very careful of conventional wisdom in emerging markets. >> adrian, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. what do you think of adrian's pick? brazil? >> a rally for brazil. i'm long brazil. of the two if you looked or had three up there. india and brazil, i like brazil a little better. few saw what happened in india up to the election, that's what's occurring in ewe. i think there is a lot more room to run into the end of october. >> i think you have more room to run into october. we do. if you look at what's been working, it's not just the chinese internet names we know so swell well the daded bybaidu world. >> isn't china mobile moving higher because of apple? >> i do think it is tied with apple especially with this new product launching and the fact that they are giving themselves an opportunity to get involved more an

on the origin of species and his table the bank hypothesis named after darwin's colorful description of a complicated ecosystem so we look to you, julia and michael and other experts on the panel to help us better understand the complicated ecosystems of vaccines. thank you again for having this important discussion, this very important discussion at the national press club under the auspices of its journalism institute. i am pleased to turn the floor over to juliet court. >> thank you, thank you to the national press club journalism institute for hosting this breeding and thank you for coming for this morning. we are here to talk about reporting on vaccinations and outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases and to share some insights we have gained while preparing upcoming program vaccines, calling the shots. vaccination is a perfect topic for "nova" to cover because our primary mission is improving the public's understanding of science through accurate and engaging journalism. today "nova" and pbs are small handful of places one can find good science journalism on television. the ne

. >> it was game day live darwin walk shore said we meet see curt cousins in place of rg36789 soon isow. he dislocates his ankle and chance his season may be done. desean jackson sprained his shoulder and he had has to leave for good. that doesn't mean we won't see him at the link last week. fans were screaming for curt cousins. skins one-one beating jack sonville 41 -ten. cowboys now one-one. i'm keith russell. that is your sports in a minute. >>> 5:46 this morning. australia golfer greg norman is on the mend after an accident with the chain saw. he shared this picture on instagram, he injured his left hand in the accident. but it does remain intact. >> the shark, interesting. >>> minnesota vikings took on the new england patriots without adrian peterson. he turned himself into police. he is charged with causing your to a child. he allegedly spanked one of his son with the wooden tree branch in may. the boy is four. peterson was released on $15,000.01. >>> and now a t-shirt tribute, controversy, at the a school in california. >> so a young girl wanted to wear a shirt to school honori

"game day live" sunday 11am howard eskin live at the linc i'll be with darwin walker in studio at noonfl sunday. 49ers trying to strike gold against the cowboys the four and the fox 29 news at 10:00. eagles starting sunday let's us know it's three weeks away from a long end to a phillies season. what started with a great week with no hitter another great e ending to night. now phillies once down five-sip to the nationals carlos ruiz in the ninth sends one deep into the night. that's a little carlos with the big blow. two run home monday. all of a sudden it's a one run game. down to their last strike, ben revere that's correct man has been tearing it up. that joint is gone. revere seven hits in his last series wolf more tonight. tied game at seven. phils /nationals tied at seven in the tenth inning. >> speaking to desean jackson's mom, she says her son is ready to knock it out the park with his new team the redskins starting this sunday in season opener in houston. desean has something else on his mine as we speak. post add picture of him and the late joan rivers on instagram saying she

. >> this surprise is part of the law firm darwin baum is a toppings of the school. >> good player. >best defensive player in 2006 according to ap, as a rookie. do you remember that campaign that spread outrage worldwide sparking trending hash tag bring back our girls. well, there is new developments this morning, what may have happened to the group's leader after kidnapping these girls. >>> steve keeley is following breaking news on i-95 where we just saw that tractor trailer causing all kind of traffic troubles, steve, good morning. >> reporter: as we get closer to 6:00 o'clock we see morning rush hour building to the point where traffic has to come to a complete stop here. this is i-95 heading southbound towards center city and it is a parking lot. they are all jam up merge nothing to one lane to get beyond this traffic scene. bad news is they are having a little bit of trouble righting this truck and they have got a big dumpster something you never see on i-95, they just dropped off a big dumpster in the left lane. it will be closed off for a while yet. we will update you have ten

i'll be here with former eagles darwin walk consider.skin our link to all things down to the field do not miss it. at 12 noon fox nfl sunday. 4:00 o'clock 49ers lasso the cowboys. fox 29 news at 10. no matter how much you bleed green be honest. you've got to be happy the seahawks come here later this season and we don't go to seattle. what they did to green bay ridiculous. super bowl champs kicked off the season last night. did they kick it off. they rolled over green bay. you know, one of the green bay players said, they didn't even feel like they wanted to tackle marschon lynch. another one says it's one thing to get awake up call but we got kick out of the bed on to a sea man floor that really hurt. >> now one thing that has obviously hurt a lot of folks the passing of joan rivers. that includes former eagles receiver desean jackson. on his instagram he move add photo with rivers and said, she was really a great person to be around. i'm honored to say i met her and got a chance to meet era chance to laugh with her. she was a real lift

it's combat darwinism.r question, i think it's really strange that you can get guys who are as brutal and savage and bloodthirsty as these guys but at the same time be as sophisticated as they are, but they are. >> but for us reporting on this and politically for people describing it accepting both barbarism and capacity is a hard thing to communicate but i think that's where we're at. dexter filkins. it's really hard to report from these areas. so you coming here after being there is very helpful. thank you. >>> brought to you by mazda, conviction, creativity courage. if energy could come from anything?. or if power could go anywhere? or if light could seek out the dark? what would happen if that happens? anything. here we go, here we go, here we go. ♪ fifty omaha set hut ♪ losing feeling in my toes ♪ ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm thlook what i got.p. oh my froot loops! [sniffs] let's do this? get up! get

." ♪ >> darwinism in corporate america.mpanies thrived for decades while others flameout after a few hot years. so many disappeared when the.com bubble burst. others like apple, ibm, and amazon are still around. what can companies like facebook , and snapchat learn from those experiences? battelle is still here. jp at yours is still here. he is a strategy professor. let's start with you. is there something different about tax? -- about techs? it seems like the cycle is faster in technology. >> the cycle seems to be faster. the cycle is similar to other industries. the challenge is that in other industries dynamics don't move as fast. an attack world, lifecycles are more compressed. the same pattern shows up whether we look at it in retail or technology. harderat make survival for the tech ceo then for the guy running other companies? >> the big challenge for older companies, is that in other industries you are making a 30 year investment that. you can be more neville with the tech companies. you have to be. you can make dec

darwin didn't start until he was 50. kfc didn't make up his recipe -- >> until he was 50?ve sometimes. >> yeah. that was a nice group you were with, though. billy joel, kim cattrall. did you interact with them or are each do your own separate thing? >> by ourselves. we talk better when we're alone. >> interesting at the end to have -- >> everybody together. >> it would have been. >> we saw each other at the premiere, that's when you hang out. i don't know if anybody read the book, like individual monologues, people express their lives, you know, rosie o'donnell's is very beautiful, very beautiful moment when she describes what happened to her in her childhood that made her want to be a comedian. >> if you were 25 years old again and you would want to learn some things about being 50, things you know now, is there anything you wish you would have known back then? >> tell your younger self. >> i would say go for yours, man, be as selfish as possible. when you're 50, stop being selfish, start giving back or you're a loser. >> you got children of your own, 13 and 14? how diffe