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deepak chopra?bamboozled by the superstition. >> on that note, >>> it's a weird fact. according to a new poll, 42% of americans say they are uncomfortable with the idea of having a mormon president. 42%. when asked why, the people said because we're still getting used to having a muslim president. yeah. he's not really muslim. >> i'm like -- he's not really muslim is correct. thank you, conan o'brien. it's 8:00. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. mitt romney or jon huntsman wins the presidential nomination, we will face this question. is america ready for a mormon president? a new poll shows 56% of mormons think so. but nearly half of them also say that they face discrimination. major garrett, congressional correspondent for the national journal is here along with father edward beck. faith and religion contributor. >> good morning. >> we have passed this test every time in our national public life. last time with john kennedy. what do you think i

deepak chopra?s bamboozled by the superstition. >> on that note, this is "cbs this morning." . >>> winds in the forecast, the windchill is very real. dress for the wind. 25 tonight and 36 with the brisk cold. clouds and sun like today. >>> over to sharron with wjz traffic control. >>> another new accident on 95 south bound and another one on greensboro avenue, a pedestrian struck there. and watch for delay on 95, nine minutes from white march to the beltway. if you have had a personal injury, go to the cochran firm. >>> the justice department is getting involved in a maryland man's lawsuit after the police officers were doing their job. >> an 18-page video of a woman being arrested in a pool of blood at the preakness in 2010. the man shot the video and then it was taken by the police. when he impot the phone back, it was erased. the a.c.l.u. said this is an issue that neededtroke attention. >>> stay with us for more. up next, how important is religion for voters in south carolina? a history of ,,,,,

deepak's got a thing going.e of the benefits of enlightenment -- skinniness. >> may be. but i think it is to a certain exte extent. it's all that discipline and being happy in you. and all of us undisciplined and have fallen off the new year's resolution. my resolution was out of the window by monday. you suggest you didn't have control over your own intent. >> i think you've been talking to deepak chopra. i was like, accidentally -- i just found myself there. >> happy new year to you. >> and you. >> whatever your resolutions may be. >>> and with that said, as you hopefully know, and if you toent, we are teeing up for a thrilling week next week with the launch of my first ever and maybe last ever book, as writing it was an unadulterated nightmare, but it is certainly a product that i'm actually very proud of, and i think it's a great observation and assessment of what really is at the core of everything that we're talking about, which is money purchasing policy to misalign the interests of the powerful against t

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his name is deepak. and he drove four hours to get here from west palm beach. in a yahoo!omance chat room, bist uses the screen name lovesource7. when the decoy tells him she's 13, he writes, wow, you're too young, babe. you should not be out here. a lot of perverts in here. >> after chatting on and off for almost a month, bist makes it clear what he's interested in. he says he wants oral sex and wants to perform it on her. >> i believe it feels good to the ladies. >> he graphically asks what sexual positions she prefers and then towards the end of the chat, there's this exchange. >> do you ever watch "dateline"? i was watching it yesterday. >> don't think so. is it good? >> yeah, these tv personnel chat with men as kids and ask them to meet them and show it on tv. >> oh. >> it's pretty funny. you should watch it. but in this show, they send those people to jail for meeting a child. >> oh, i don't want you in trouble. how did they find out? >> i don't know. >> so after all this, you'd think he would know better than to show up at a stranger's house. not this guy. this scie

deepak a advertise the middle east and secure our borders that is speech from indiana university in 2006nn coulter made. this tweet comes in from susan. how about we all resist the use of christian, muslim and or jewish as labels for terrorists and criminals? >> guest: well, when the terrorists are operating because they believe they are on a religious mission, when they're shouting "allahu akbar!" as they are flying planes into the world trade center, shooting up fort hood, then i think we have, what's known as a muslim terrorist. and we've had an awful lot of terrorism from people who think they are fulfilling allah's will. by slaughtering infidels and to stick your head in the sand and say that is not islamic terrorism will not make us safer. will certainly not make us safer to mayor michael bloomberg of new york and blame the car bomb in times square on tea partiers upset about health care and oh surprise. it was muslim terrorist. >> host: somebody tuned in a little later on the start of the program, have you been taught in public school? >> guest: i have attended public schools. my

kennedy and jim ramstad will be discussing the mental health parity act and on april 4 we have doctored deepak chopra founder of the chopra foundation and the chairman of the chopra center for well-being and second i would like to present our guests with a traditional mug. >> oh boy. thank you very much. [applause] >> i have one last question. you talk about being, all of the should be prepared and i would like to know what you have in your red-tagged? >> i have the king of ready bags. i have you know a set of clothes, first aid equipment extra batteries, extra chargers, couple of good books and the phone number and e-mail address of everybody i'm going to have to be in touch with if i ever have to use that ready bag. all of you all should have a ready bag as well. alright, thank you. [applause] >> i want to thank all of you for coming out today. i would like to thank the national press club staff including the library broadcast center for organizing today's event and finally here's a reminder that you can find out more information about the national press club on our web site and if you would