she was a youth director for the houston area for my denomination. she took me into the book store and gave me a position so that after lunch i had to come to the book store every day. she was sort of the book steward, who managed the books for the whole school. what she did, though, was made me do my homework while i was in the book store. and so that kind of vigilance in looking out for me--because she said she did not want me to lose my potential or get caught up in the things in high school that could destroy my ability to ultimately succeed. and so she--and then in the evenings, she drove me around to various youth meetings. on saturdays, she'd pick me up and take me to those meetings because daddy was working all the time. he had one car, and he didn't all--allow entertainment miles on it. so she would drive me to those meetings. she propelled me into positions as ypd director for the city and, ultimately, for the state, and yout--youth of the year for the state. and so she's special because she's that teacher who took the time to--to help make

the things we see happening across the country is the schism especially in the major protestant denominations it goes down the line. it's further back about the ordination of the women. the different standards applied by differing states can take its property with it or not california, virginia, massachusetts, connecticut, churches, a lot of the states involved. the church spending millions of dollars a year on the lawyers fees and so these are difficult questions and they are affecting very long standing denominations across america. >> the author most recently of this book the spirit of law in the constitution in modern america. >> thank you so much. >> the id advancements in the life extension subject to the latest book wrong for this world it's been a carrot columbia and university we are pleased to be joined by award winning professor who's won both the pulitzer and the national book critics circle award for previous books and his most recent book is long for this world the strange science of the immortality. professor, who is aubrey and blacks >> keys on of the most interesting i've met

gold is denominated in u.s.lars and the government seems to be doing their best to depreciate the denominator so the nominal price of gold, the u.s. dollar denominated price of gold, we think will do well on a fundamental basis over time as it has done. certainly it has corrected and corrections are normal and healthy in a bull market. >> you have to pardon the pun, but what leads you to believe that the fundamentals will actually rule the day? that this golden death cross that people talk about could actually happen and that would undermine any of the fundamentals that you've brought to light here. >> i think it was ben graham that famously said in the near term markets are voting machines. in the long term they're weighing machines. if you yourself like the way people vote, perhaps you look at short term technicals. i look at weight over time. the u.s. government is borrowing about 50% of what it's spending. it's borrowing 25 of that 50 from itself which is a different way of saying it's counterfeiting. over t

what is the common denominator? similar to a month or so ago when we had someone come to our state capital looking for me with a backpack full of molotov talk tales. people who had chronic, severe cases of mental illness. i put the largest investment in 30 years to provide for mental health services statewide, almost $30 million. it is common denominator's, it is not just a firearm. it goes all the way back to oklahoma city. it is chronically untreated mental illness. our services go beyond that. you look at the reaction from the strategies, either gun control or -- a false sense of security. the real issue is people who have not been treated, in many cases, known to family and friends, but have not received the treatment they need to not get into extreme situations. >> you do not go over the nra line, putting armed guards and schools? >> just banning a certain firearm would not stop that. there are multiple ways to get it. just arming a bunch of people would not do that, either. someone could be armed on the other

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part of the cold war pushback against the communist atheism and this is the bishop of a small denomination. they are praying for the protection of public acknowledgment of god outside of the supreme court on the day that the case was argued and behind her you can see the guards standing and looking far less dramatic than she does. i don't know if you can see that she is reading this and it's a very dynamic picture. i was thrilled to see it on the cover. >> some of the cases we hear about today include nativity scenes, the ten commandments. is there a national standar

any further denominate? commissioners. >> very exciting and i want to thank everyone for they're hard work behalf the posters and it really shows off our port. i want to know how long the pile ones will be up and can we put them somewhere that is permanent? and the prior speaker i think made some important points about recognizing the work along the - the activities along the shore that the people undertook. i know we're finding a lot of discoveries. the pile on will be up for seven months and they are a have an internal frame and a graft around them they can be moved to any place their, their fully engineered but they can be moved to another location should the port commission desire to use those in another spot. the previous speakers comments about the 3 ladies that saved the bay we have those on one of the pile ones and i'm looking forward to getting more information. i welcome the public for that >> and on one of the other pile ones we have a reference to the first people's being there and we've also nie

christians of different denominations for this proposed policy change, including the united church oflargest church sponsors which on friday issued a statement saying, "the ban is inconsistent with the dignity and respect of the scouting program." we couldn't agree more. respect for him is a one-way street. no one is calling for the exclusion of mormons or baptists or anyone that holds ed's point of view. a program that is experiencing, you know, a large amount of incluseivity because we believe in the values that constitute the program. >> the boy scouts if they abandon this rule and adopt this notion that different troops and different policies, it's completely unworkable and invite legal attacks on the troops that maintain the traditional policies and zach and his coheart are not going to call a piece, they are going to continue to intimidate them and this is an unstable stopping point. a path to further surrender. >> speaking as an eagle scout and somebody who spent 12 years in the organization, i have to disagree. we're appealing to the traditional values from the very inception

zach can cytoone liberal denomination satisfied with this proposal. >> to be clear, it's not just ucceighed in. currently mormon and catholic, hardly denominations known for liberal status, only the baptist. >> they are not going to approve this. don't you dare suggest they are going to approve this. >> ed, let zach finish, meese. >> the point is simply that while there may be some very opposed to this policy decision there's a vast difference between being opposed to gay marriage and opposing enrichment and development of gay men because they happen to not be straight. while his position is one we respect and we're not going to try to remove his son from the program, it's about respecting the opinion of all who want to be members not just some. >> appreciate your time. appreciate both of you discussing this. >> thank you, randi. >>> one church in missouri says they are not waiting for the bow scouts to make the decision. the country congressional church of christ posted this sign in front of their church welcoming all boy scouts. >> we interpret the bible to say god loves all god's c

. >> we have seen some large inner denominational prayer services of late. how do you feel about those, and what do you think is going to happen in the future? more of the same? >> i hope that they, that all of the christians, are one. this is my dream. and also this is what we find in the heart of jesus christ, to be one. the church to be one. >> reporter: and what bible verse encourages the new pope when he faces difficulties and dispair? he says it is 1 corinthians 13: 8. >> love never ends or fails. everything must be based on love. it is between two friends. my ministry, my serving. the church in every field must be based on love. why? because god is love. >> reporter: he desires prayer for egypt as christians stand on the promises of the book of isaiah, 19. >> this chapter, le bless my people, egypt. >> george: bless my people, egypt. great get, gary. what didn't the pope answer your question about shari'a law in the constitution? >> because he is smart. he is very careful about what he says. traditionally, the popes have not wanted to be political. th

we know, unfortunately, many of the common denominators we have seen existed that night as well. >> is there a shift that has gone on? don't be in a gang, nothing will happen to you. a lot of the kids, amber stanley is lying in her own bed, someone shoots her. markell ross walking to school, somebody shoots him. has something changed? >> you know, something has changed. we haven't transferred the proper values, if we are honest about it, to cheese children. things have grown progressively worse over the years. but there's something wrong in terms of that child's values. we haven't been honest about it and i think it's catching up. as well as glorifying violence. you sit home all day and watch violent video games and think it won't affect you, you should think again. >> what is it now? why are these kids shooting each other? >> it's the violence. it's glorifying violence. many sit home all day and play violent video games. sometimes even with their parents. they stand in line to buy tennis shoes before the store opens. you stand in long lines and we teach our children that these are ite

a denomination.hink that that is the debate to have. how much do you need to create solid catholic identity? that's the conservative view. how much do we need to remain open to the world and to madernity? the holy spirit surprises, so who knows what the next pope is actually going to be like? john, the 23rd, surprised people a long time al. >> you never really do know with the holy spirit. thank you, as always, for your expertise, my friend. >> it's great to be with you. >> it doesn't quite have the same ring as word and bernstein, but sperling and woodward has the beltway buzzing. we will delve into the latest scandal next on "now." [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one tov

as we look the things we realize the up tick of vlz is real and as we unified from all denominations practices and speak simply. peace on earth and may this season be about peace. i commend mayor lee and work with him and resource ourselves and connect ourselves those in the city that believe our city can be a city of peace. as part of the rainbow coalition it's an honor to hold this today and jesse jackson and against violence prevention and that we can represent that well in the season of peace and we bring forward carolyn scott for our opening prayer of this peace hour. >> thank you reverend bryant. bow your heart with me. a discussion on the importance of interface based leadership on the city's violence prevention initiative predict and organize for a safer san francisco is where we're opening up in prayer. iicizea and "it shall come to pass before they call i will answer and yet while they are speaking i will "hear". mayor lee you spoke briefly at the interfaith breakfast and called out for help how do we get to our youth who are disenfranchised and not connected. you asked tha

i am looking at some dollar-denominated assets to play catch-up.looking at a lot of commodities. commodities are 15% below their highs of 2008. > > i can't tell anybody to close their eyes and buy with both hands right here. we have got something called momentum. i call it "fed-mentum." we have got an automatic pit built underneath this market. way too many people are trying to keep the powder dry. i think we are not going to see the pullbacks, we are just going to see a slow grind higher. but i still think it's too dangerous to buy just because the fed is buying- > > so it is going higher, but you don't want to buy. you figure that out at home. > > we have to be very careful. > round two: google your money. "gangnam style" made $8 million on youtube. does this up the stock value of youtube's parent company google? > > once again, it's the economy, stupid. i think the economy still has some major cracks in it, that is why i am afraid of getting long that stock market. so, if we have some worries about the economy, like the gdp numbers we are gettin

i mean, how can we even imagine what went on in the civil war, so we have to find the common denominatort. and ballads do that. ♪ only god knows his name. ♪ only god knows his name. (narrator) music can also be integral to religious ceremonies or rituals which evoke the past. among the australian aboriginal peoples, song is used to recount stories of their origin and the basis of their cultural beliefs (man) one of the basic elements of aboriginal culture is a belief that the world was created by creative ancestors. during their creation, and as part of it, they also sang and danced and created visual designs which expressed their creation. and aboriginal people since then and still today in performing songs and dances and creating visual designs are, in a real way, participating in the original creative events. the walbiri people of central australia live in the desert, a sandy desert environment. and one of the important ceremonies that they perform is called, generally, a fire ceremony. and the music that's performed as part of the ceremony, consists of singing by a group of men accom

application of the methodology than we had been using before, so for example if we were using as the denominator for the per square footage calculation the exterior space of the parcels, of all of the district property we could instead use the interior space for many of the purposes of this calculation, and this became clear to us as we were looking at benchmarks and other methodologies i will thank general counsel davis for sharing the information that others use and the rate is $6 per square foot so seeing the differences prompted us to take a closely look at the application of the regulations and that was really more of the basis for us seeing that we could and in our opinion should have a different methodology for the rate. it's not that we didn't look at the actual cost for five years but it was a tweak in the methodology. >> okay. okay. i got it. thank you. any other questions from the board? commissioner mendoza. >> all right. thank you. so i am always support in finding revenue and i appreciate you guys have dug a little deeper on this. however, i am concerned about the reaction to this

they could, for example, change contract denominations. i don't want to get paid in yen anymore, i want to get paid in dollars. >> reporter: firms can also move money from japanese bank accounts holding yen, to u.s. banks holding dollars. the last resort is hedging-- which is buying a derivatives contract to directly manage currency risk. koester advises investors to avoid investing in companies that do not adequately manage their currency exposure. so how can you tell if the company you invest in does that? >> that's where it's hard. it's difficult-- first-- to figure out what the currency translation charge was, and it's also difficult to realize where the earnings or sales are coming from. because companies technically don't have to break it down by region. >> reporter: to be clear: no one is saying avoid all companies with significant exposure to japan. yahoo, google, pfizer and merck all do big business there, but koester says they're all doing a good job of managing their yen risk. there are still two months left in the first quarter

they could, for example, change contract denominations. i don't want to get paid in yen anymore, i want to get paid in dollars. >> reporter: firms can also move money from japanese bank accounts holding yen, to u.s. banks holding dollars. the last resort is hedging-- which is buying a derivatives contract to directly manage currency risk. koester advises investors to avoid investing in companies that do not adequately manage their currency exposure. so how can you tell if the company you invest in does that? >> that's where it's hard. it's difficult-- first-- to figure out what the currency translation charge was, and it's also difficult to realize where the earnings or sales are coming from. because companies technically don't have to break it down by region. >> reporter: to be clear: no one is saying avoid all companies with significant exposure to japan. yahoo, google, pfizer and merck all do big business there, but koester says they're all doing a good job of managing their yen risk. there are still two months left in the first quarter

. >> reporter: and american catholics make up the largest religious denomination in this country, but in believe if it wasn't for that immigration from latin america and asia, their numbers would be on the decline. so, will a new pope be able to change this course, diane? that is without a doubt the question on the minds of many of the faithful here this evening. >> certainly, cecilia. thank you so much. and earlier, i sat down with one of the biggest forces in american catholic life, from new york, cardinal timothy dolan. i began by asking him his reaction when he heard the news. >> i said, oh, my lord. was i ever shocked. >> help us understand this, because for hundreds of years, as you know -- >> 600, if i'm not mistaken. >> we have not seen this happen. and we know that pope john paul was very ill -- >> yes, he was. >> towards the end. so, why this unprecedent ed in modern times? >> we've known it's always been a possibility. they would ask about that, especially, like you mentioned in the days of blessed john paul ii. was it a probability, no. but now, the ice might be broken. an

just money of all different denominations - and i suppose the theme of that thing is going to be, "teach your kid to be good about money," and all this. but the sylvan learning center thing was looking at your child like your most important investment, and at maturity - is that will they be able to get into the good college? when they get there, will they be able to do well? and really looking at it, at your child like a financial thing, and that's bad. but also, i was going to say, i'm a woman who has a mother in a nursing home right now, and the first words out of scott peck's road less traveled are, "life is difficult." and in his second paragraph, he's getting to the point that when we stop taking that personally, we'll all be ahead of the game; it'll never be as hard again. but he wrote another book called, a bed by the window , and this is about life in a nursing home - it's about the people who live there. and in my professional path now - i'm a speech and language pathologist in private practice and i have two nursing homes that i go to, one gentleman is in each one - i see a lot

. >> reporter: and american catholics make up the largest religious denomination in this country, but many believe if it wasn't for that immigration from latin america and asia, their numbers would be on the decline. so, will a new pope be able to change this course, diane? that is without a doubt the question on the minds of many of the faithful here this evening. >> certainly, cecilia. thank you so much. and earlier, i sat down with one of the biggest forces in american catholic life, from new york, cardinal timothy dolan. and i began by asking him his reaction when he heard the news. >> i said, oh, my lord. so, you -- was i ever shocked. >> what happens when you have a former pope? >> i'm wondering myself. i'm wondering. we haven't been through this in 600 years. so, i think he's going to, let me get to my books. let me get back to piano, he's going to be saying. he's probably going to relish the transition. >> what are the odds of an american? a north american? and you were asked, what about you? >> is this abc news or comedy central? what is -- you are -- >> what would you like t

the far east and in a much lower denomination amount of money so it opens the audience who want to invest in precious metals to a much much wider audience a lot more chinese citizens combust silver coins and they can afford to plug. now a lot of people talk about manipulation in the silver industry and in the gold and gold markets the. goal but also so far there's a huge investigation into this and one thing i've noticed about the silver market whether it's the comix or the b.m.a. is that the quantity of sell orders that would knock the price of silver down a dollar is one fiftieth theme the number of buy orders that it would take to move the price of silver up a dollar in other words the way that the market is currently configured biggs. right there's fears that there's a perpetual there's a constant seller there fifty times bigger than any buyer and of course and some days they sell one hundred percent of the annual production of silver a single day from that from that seller so it's kind of a foolish investigation if these markets are being manipulated because clearly with unequivocal

it is interesting to see how sports is a common denominator. she has a great attitude. >> she has had a great impact on the little girl. >> parents are leading the last effort to save and all boys d.c. charter school. >> some as young as 3 years old concerned that it did not know where they will end of next year. quex instead of city hall a last attempt at singing their school. a handful of public charter school students made sure the message was loud and clear. >> we want to get people to save our school. >> a fourth grader came to with -- with his classmates including his mother. >> we might not have a school to go to. >> we have an all boys school for our reason. we take responsibility and pride. >> no other school is the same. >> we reached out to the chairmen who told us it was a top tier academy. poor academic performance and low enrollment is the reason for closing the school. the school did not have any other options. after a lease ends in june. >> either the board was misinformed, had no idea what was going on or did not care. >> it is

if you could go to church this ash wednesday you could get your ashes on the go several denominationsing ashes to commuters on their way to work. they say they appreciated it as their busy working schedule taking over as president of tribune local broadcasting today they will oversee 23 television stations including wgn tv and wgn radio. they emerged from bankruptcy on new year's eve to make this move. he has spent 30 years in broadcasting the last 10 at nbc. in a move that would create the world's largest airlines american airlines and usair ways have reportedly agreed on a merger. some think that this will create more nonstop flights out of o'hare. stories of raw sewage seeping into the hallways unbearable accommodations, when the vacation nightmare will finally be over for the hundreds on the cruise ship. new details about the gunfight between police in california and the alleged cop killer christopher dorner. president barack obama begins a three day trip across the country to sell the ideas that he laionwi introducing new febreze stick & refresh with command strips from 3m. stick

the far east and in a much lower denomination amount of money so it opens the audience who want to invest in precious metals to a much much wider audience lot more chinese citizens combust silver coins and they can afford to plug. now a lot of people talk about manipulation in the silver industry and in the gold and gold markets the. goal but also so far there's a huge investigation into this and one thing i've noticed about the silver market whether it's the comics or the b.m.a. is that the quantity of sell orders that would knock the price of silver down a dollar is one fiftieth the number of buy orders that it would take to move the price of silver up a dollar in other words the way that the market is currently configured biggs. right there's there's a perpetual there's a constant seller there fifty times bigger than any buyer and of course and some days they sell one hundred percent of the annual production of silver a single day from that from that seller so it's kind of a foolish investigation if these markets are being manipulated because clearly with unequivocal a they are being m

material so that test become very simplistic they reduce the subject matter to the lowest common denominator and then teachers really drill you for the test it was a study done in texas where a month or two weeks after the test was taken the pupils had no recollection of what the subject matter worked right you know i do understand this more holistic approach that you're talking about here but what about sending standards how will you fairly evaluate students across spectrums you know doctors have to pass standardized test lawyers have to pass standardized tests especially at a time where there is this worry that u.s. schools are no longer competitive in the world you know if your issue is whose are not. better my position is not against certs so for example a test for middle school and for people getting out of medical school are written by doctors those are from a bar separate by the leaders there are subsidies there you have to know something i'm for those tests i'm just ganz tests manufactured by the college board b.s.a. teachers and really poor levels state mandated tests that destroy t

the far east and a much lower denomination amount of money so it opens the audience who want to invest in precious metals to a much much wider audience lot more chinese citizens combust silver coins and they can afford to plug. now a lot of people talk about manipulation in the silver industry and in the gold and gold markets the. goal but also so far there's a huge. investigation into this and one thing i've noticed about the silver market whether it's the comix of the b.m.a. is that the quantity of sell orders that would knock the price of silver down a dollar is one fiftieth theme the number of buy orders that it would take to move the price of silver up a dollar in other words the way that the market is currently configured biggs. right there is there's a perpetual there's a constant seller there fifty times bigger than any buyer and of course and some days they sell one hundred percent of the annual production of silver a single day from that from that seller so it's kind of a foolish investigation if these markets are being manipulated because clearly with unequivocal a they are

dollar denominated debt because in order to save the banks they basically have destroyed the dollar i think the dollar is kind of like a zombie currency it's walking dead only a lot of people haven't figured it out yet so it still appears to be alive but i think it's only a matter of time actually you know peter we do have that clip where he was grilled on this very issue today let's take a listen. explain why. except for bill to take those two million dollars out of a company that was functionally insolvent and about to receive. taxpayers' support center in two thousand and eight i was an employee in the private sector did it in a manner consistent with other people who did the kind of work that i did in the industry right so he's saying you know i got pretty good conference compensation but so did my fellow wall street. colleagues i was just following orders you know. i mean he was incompetent maybe he was incompetent in the private sector and so he is qualified to bring that incompetence to the public sector. much your requirement remember i mean we are as a nation in worse financi

thank god we have many christian brothers and sisters of other denominations as well as faith filled people of other religions. but the strength of the papalsy is that catholics believed, in other words if you don't want to be catholic you want to know what the catholic church teaches it's very, very clear. it is because of the papalsy. the strength of this institution is critical of our world and our country. >> definitely a historic day. the first time in 600 years a pope has resigned. we will be following it closely. fo of father jonathan morris thank you for joaning us. -- joining us. we will check back in with you. >> now as we continue to watch that for you it is time for the 5@5:00. top five stories at this hour in another news. a late last night bus crash carrying the basketball team it ran off the highway crashing into the woods. it happened north of boston. it is believed the driver had some kind of medical issue while he was driving. he is now in serious condition. student and coaches they walked away with minor injury. >> a lot of traffic. how the bus missed everybody is

you have been turned down 17 times by 17 denominations and sects. what do you make of this? >> thank you, i was waiting for the question part. i thought there would be another paragraph of being hated. first of all, get your story straight. i am a decorated veteran of the war on christmas. stories like this make me think. as a veteran when i read something like this, when i get out they pull me back in. i willowed up my santa can gnaw -- i will load up my santa cannon and we will go on these wiccans. i don't want to alien name thet because wiccans sound easy so i may want to go to dinner with them at some point. >> are you all bigots. >> rut one who assuming being easy is a bad thing. >> i am not saying it is a bad thing. you are stereo typing based on outdated norms and things that disgust me. >> don't get me started on morays. >> so where -- we have freedom of religion in this country. it is enshrined in our constitution. >> supposedly. >> unless you don't want to pay for certain things and then the government forces you to do it anyway. >> learned that the hard way. >> bu

you noticed a common denominator. >> greg: all the mayors are democrats, and the ones that claim notiberal. like michael bloomberg. this is funny, if you look at like detroit it looks like it was hit by hurricane. it was. hurricane liberal. democrats run the city forever. they ruined that city. everybody is moving. everybody is leighing. that is the obama dividend, because he is creating jobs in the moving industry. as people flee and it's part of michelle's obesity, fight obesity plan. they run from creditors. >> kimberly: that was creative. >> bob: detroit had problems before obama was born. the auto industry left detroit and went south -- >> dana: look, it is all going to be fine. >> bob: it is. they include new york city and washington, d.c., in that list. i can't imagine -- >> dana: d.c. is not in the top ten. flint, michigan. chicago. >> bob: chicago is a great town. >> greg: yeah, for getting shot. >> dana: a lot of people who live in chicago, they love it. for others it's a place of lie crime. also, one of the things they talk nant the survey is commuting time. that came up o

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