and then a single to david jesus, into the ivy, and can't be tracked down and scoring the winning run. and the four-game winning streak is over for the giants. we are headed for a great golf weekend, lots of stories developing in georgia. the 14-year-old warned about slow plays, but makes the cut. tiger was tied for the lead, and saves the bogey and one under 71 on the day and three shots off the pace. jason day, number 16 for bird is the leader and finishes four under for the day and he is six under after two rounds. the hottest team in all of baseball is your oakland a's looking for a 9th victory. detroit in town for three and that is the sporting life for an early friday evening, we will have highlights tonight at ten. >> that was a bad break on that tiger shot. >> looked ed like he would play lay it up. >>> tonight at ten, we are looking into allegations that a family says cyber-bullying led to their daughter to take their own life. that story at ten, good night. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat sque

. >> y quinta entrada, david de jesús pone arriba a los cachorros y los gigantes parecian encontrar el>> y todo quedo en una rivalidad entre alemanes y españoles. >> y el 24 de abril se va contra el real madrid. >> los de la comarca con siete juegos sin perder, los diablos suman varios juegos consecutivos. >> y gallos blancos no sabe lo que es ganar en el coloso. >> mañana puebla estará enfrentando a jaguares. >> y también el día de mañana león ante las aguilas del américa. >> dos partidos para el domingo y chivas ante los del atlante. >> la selección mexicana de fútbol enfrenta a perú. >> venavente jugo con la selección peruana y ahora acepto jugar con la mayor de perú. >> esta tarde el zoologico de san francisco presento a una tigresa

and then a single to david jesus, into the ivy and can't be tracked down and scoring the winning run. and the four-game winning streak is over for the giants. we are headed for a great golf weekend, lots of stories developing in georgia. the 14-year-old warned about slow plays but makes the cut. tiger was tied for the lead, and saves the bogey and one under 71 on the day and three shots off the pace. jason day number 16 for bird is the leader and finishes four under for the day and he is six under after two rounds. the hottest team in all of baseball is your oakland a's looking for a 9th victory. detroit in town for three and that is the sporting life for an early friday evening we will have highlights tonight at ten. >> that was a bad break on that tiger shot. >> looked ed like he would play lay it up. >>> tonight at ten we are looking into allegations that a family says cyber-bullying led to their daughter to take their own life. that story at ten, good night. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking

stays in the park but off the wall and david did he jesus 64 s to tend it. ramos first blown save. game winÑi streak 4-3. faces te tiger nbingd out of the gold glove award. on the mound forth athletic. fielder between them 600 pounds of baseball players right there. that's gone. 3 run homer. 7 innings 3 runs allowed 3 nothing detroit. reddick sprained the wrist on sunday. he is fine now apparently. 11 strike out 6 innings of work and in the 9th tied at 3. dodgers lost giants gain. everybody in baseball is talking about the brawl in san diego last night. started in the 6th inning. xd 147 million dollar mat sit former stanford star in the arm. words exchange and then a full on brawl with bench empty. this is the third time he has hit in the career. so they have some history. quentin today was suspended for 8 games. lowered the left shoulder broke the left collar bone and he is out for 8 weeks. odd reaction from the donors tweet thanksgiving picture and caption from africa or man ron burgundy. stay classy san diego. but fun her somewhere but the dodgers lost one of the is a i don't kn

nine-year-old david wrote to when we wereht saying prayers, my daddy said everyone has done wrong things except jesusdon't think you have done bad things because you are the prime minister. am i right or is my daddy? [laughter] the most remarkable thing is that the prime minister replied in her own hand, in a very straightforward letter which took the question seriously. she said, however good we try to be, we can never be as kind, gentle, and wise as jesus. there will be times when we do or say something we wish we had not done and we shall be sorry antry not to do it again. she was always reaching out, trying to help in characteristically uncoded terms. i was once sitting next to her at some city function and in the midst of describing how high its rose to serfdom -- she suddenly grasped my wrist and said very touch thely, don't duck pate. it is very fattening. she described her own religious upbringing in a lecture she gave. she said she often went to church, twice on a sunday, as well as on other occasions during the week. we were taught there, always to make up our own minds and never take the e

jesus christ incarnate? the fbi said that is the challenge it faces in dealing with cult leader david koresh. >> we are requiredat david is not christ. which is an impossible task. >> the future leader of the branch davidians is born vernon wayne howell. on august 17th, 1959. >> vernon howell, or david koresh, that's who we know, was a pretty typical texas redneck kid, maybe from a bit more troubled family. his biological father abandoned him when he was very young, and his mother remarried quickly in a marriage that didn't last long. and then remarried again. david was a poor student in school, and they put him in a program for children with learning disabilities. >> howell struggles to fit in and home and at school. he describes a lonely childhood. >> i always saw things differently from other people. no one understood me. reading and writing was like a foreign language to me. plain and simple. my family life was no fun either. at my birthday party, my mom beat me black and blue in front of everybody. >> so he grew up in a very unstable situation as a small child. but the one continual influence in his life w

jesus loves the little children." and it's giving me some faith that david can, indeed, triumph over goliath.oes it make you feel the same way? >> well, certainly, what it shows me, martin, is that people, and the american people in this particular case, folks in tennessee, aren't going to sit back and let some whackadoodle member of their state legislature propose, you know, all sorts of draconian pieces of legislation that have impact on real people. they're not just going to sit back and let that happen, pretend like this guy can't possibly be serious. they're taking folks like him seriously. and they're challenging them. which is exactly what they should do. >> absolutely. >> you know what aamira means, right? princess. so i mean, like, she's already leading us in this sort of royal way. how she comports herself is amazing. what i want to see is not children having to be responsible for their parents, as this bill is talking about. but the opposite, pamela harris who we talked about last friday, proposed legislation, if you don't go to school, if you don't attend school, if you are truant

david shuster. we were saying sadly the onion has been the best news source this week. it's titled "jesus."ind of piece of [ censor bleep ] we are having this week. 90% of americans said enough is enough. 84% saying is it sunday yet? how the hell are we only at thursday? and 100% of americans responding no, no just pile some more [ censor bleep ] on this hellish [ censor bleep ] week. sorry is all of this really happening at once because if all of this is really [ censor bleep ] happening at once then this might be one of the worst weeks of all time. no joking of all time. maybe next time we have a week they can try to pack it with completely not to be [ censor bleep ] >> sorry. did you get it? >> i got it. did you get that current. >> stephanie: got to hand it to the entire populous it's a mother [ censor bleep ] -- >> you should proszably cross out those words. >> stephanie: i probably should, but it put an explanation point on the fact that it has been a [ censor bleep ] week -- >> it has been. especially now. >> fridays with f-ing fugelsang. >> stephanie: i'm not even going to say fugel

catholic and evangelical in praying in the name of jesus and speaking the whole council of god as we believe i this religious liberty. >> host: david, independent line go ahead. >> caller: i have a question for you. you've talked about immigrants and all the problems with immigrants to get this is the southern baptist convention, very wealthy convention. >> i wouldn't say we are a wealthy convention at all if you do the demographics we would be a lower blue class convention. >> caller: if i'm not mistaken about six months ago, you had a president or one of your persons that stole a bunch of money from the convention the and you had to have him step down? >> guest: no, that's not my -- >> caller: i guess my one comment it was about the immigrant coming and going. i think if you have an attitude like that who is going to feed these people. i think if you can take that attitude u.s. the church should take care of those people and closed them because they have enough problems of the country and the closing argument is if we all stop complaining and we all start doing something about it things will start changing in this country. many i

david drucker thank you. >> thanks nor having me. bill: enjoy all those easter eggs. martha: i read this morning that if you do a search of hashtag jesusah. martha: apparently they've never done it. they didn't think easter was the time to start. have a great day, everybody. we'll leave you on that note. bill: no, we've got more in a moment. martha: we do have more in a moment. what am i doing? growing tensions this morning as we've been talking about this all morning. the f-22 fighters that have headed to south korea, what does this mean? we'll be right back in "america's newsroom" with more. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have six grams of sugars. with fifteen grams of protein to help manage hunger... look who's getting smart about her weight. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. martha: easter egg roll

jesus. a member of her entourage says she is really happy to be here. maybe she is cranky about the 90-day rehab stay. martha: she castigated davidosed to show up. maybe it will work this time. >> reporter: her own father doesn't think it's going to work. her family doesn't seem to be really rooting for her. all of america seems to enjoy watching the roller coaster that is lindsay lohan. martha: i don't know if i enjoy it or not. she is so talented as a young girl, and it it would be great to see her get her act together. we'll see. >> reporter: all right. martha: jewel lie, thank you. maybe a little movie action over the weekend. gregg: so appropriate she is in a scary movie. martha: it's like the story of her life. gregg: talk about tao*eu typecasting. it has been seven long months since a terror attack on our consulate in benghazi. we will talk to a mother about the search for answers after her son and three others david. >> he comes here and gets ambassador stevens from his bedroom and brings him along with shaun smith to this room in the save haven, really aside from medicine and other supplies, a big, dark, window lest clos

jesus and speaking the whole counsel of god as we believe it. that's not theocracy. that's religious liberty. >> host: let's hear from palm bay florida, david independent line. >> caller: i have a question for you. you talked about immigrants and all the problems with imgrants. isn't the southern baptist convention very wealthy convention? >> guest: no, i wouldn't say we're a wealthy convention at all. as a matter of fact, if you did the demographic we would probably be a largely blue collar lower middle class convention. >> caller: wasn't, if i'm not mistaken about six months ago you had a president or one of your persons that worked for you stole a bunch of money from the convention and you had to have him step down? >> guest: no. that's not my -- >> caller: i guess my one comment is, you know, i guess it was about the immigrants, you know, coming and going i think, you know, if you have an attitude like that. who is going feed these people if you're going to make the attitude you as the church should take care of the people. feed them, clothe them. we have enough financial problems in this country. my closing argument, if we stop complai