the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so, people told stores. i bet you tell stories. did you tell a story today? >> yeah, i bet you did you went up to our friend and said, did you see that? your friend said, no, no he didn't. right? that's a story. so, i will tell you a story. in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell yo

thus, it would seem to follow, he wrote, that johnny's devine interpretation might well take the form of a frontier angel. he didn't stop there. we believe, he concluded, that our interpretation of the johnny appleseed story, though with humor, is a narrow approach to brotherly love and unselfishly ever attempted in our medium of entertainment. i can't disagree. it's exactly what he described, sweet sermon on brotherly love. as happens, the man on whom it was built disappears in the truth. that's where the book began. it's where i began. i was one the 5-year-old that learned about johnny appleseed. this is the johnny appleseed i still knew back in 1989 long after i was five years old when a friend first suggested i took on the project. as two dozen years between now and then suggest i didn't jump. other work had priority. why take on a biography of such a known qualitity. i did nibble. as i did, the story got richer and richer until, i guess, i felt compelled. there was obvious the discrepancy between the man and the myth. they tackled the subject half a century earlier. i think i've

it is a daily test to their faith in god's devine power to protect them from home. this is their pastor. [ foreign speaking ]>> some go there bravely, also fearful. they have faith in god and our church is supporting them in prayer. >> scott used to teach english at a church. it is a few miles away from the plant. he knows one plant worker who ran away in fear and found refuge at the church-run shelter with his family. there he came to christ and decided to go back to the plant. >> i used to teach his wife and daughter in english classes. in the time he was with the church, he became a christian and god was sharing his message with the co-workers. >> many members evacuated along with the church throughout outskirts of tokyo. they channel their anger into the drums. the leader of group says the drums are therapy. [ foreign speaking ]>> everything i had, my business, my house, i built with my own hands. my family and i had to leave everything behind. when i am at home, i panic. when i am playing i have happiness for a short while. >> they hope one day the men will pla

she moves to new york to live with her aunt, played by loretta devine with majandra delfino, her best in a new city. >> jimmy: have you ever lived in new york? >> i actually filmed "the cosby show" in new york. >> jimmy: come on. >> i did when i was 3 years old, but i don't remember new york. >> jimmy: yeah, you're like, "i don't remember much." yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you do when you're 3 years old in new york city. >> i have no idea what you do. well, i drove to the studio in my little red corvette. >> jimmy: okay, good. all right, a tiny baby car. >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: was there a real car? yeah, you drove a real car at 3 years old? yeah, no, no. >> that would be awesome if i did. >> jimmy: that would be really entertaining. yeah, it's a different show. but, so this -- we want to look at the clip here from "state of georgia." it's raven symone, everybody. >>> hi, you want to try a new fragrance from britney spears? curious. are you curious? >> not just any audition, jo, this is "damn yankees" on broadway, and lola is my signature role. working here, that's not what i me

yesterday he signed a new contract saying he wanted to retire a san jose shark. 18 hours later devinuchi traded to minnesota for somebody named brent burns. do you know brent burns, jackie? >> all-star. >> even i knew that. i read it off the thing. >> have you heard of him? >> no. >> anyway he is only 24. burns is a 26-year-old defenseman. 17 goals last season. but what makes this a good story. paying him $9 million. gets to keep his contract if minnesota will pay it. just yesterday they were hugging. then they say get out. did that ever happen to you in your career? i'm afraid jackie probably has. >> no trade calls. >> either of you, where you signed a deal and then a couple weeks later you moved on? >> no. >> you said you were going to stay in boise? >> forever. >> it is a shame he had to leave. >> don't make fun of boise. boise is a good little town. >> it is a good town if you're passing through. >> so that ring basically we kind of nickname it the boise jewels. >> sure. >> pam is saying what time is it? >> hang in there. >> i'm listening. you know what they say in baseball. not

acquiring nuclear weapons is part of that devine plan.othing will detour them or lead them away from the goal. they believe it's devinely set and they will use those weapons. one of the precursors to the return of the islamic messiah, and i don't mean to get too into it, but one of the precursors is conquering jerusalem. that's one of the precursors in the insane belief system. >> host: saying that, and this is coming from the palestinian communities, if you just make an equitable division of israel and jerusalem, everything will be fine, but, of course, there was no israel prior to 1968, and the -- 1948, and the revolution goes back to 700 ad. what about the 700 years in between where there was a small amount of violence, spain comes to mind, most of the middle east. >> guest: fred, such a great point. no one mentions it. right now israel is blamed for all of our ills. al-qaeda wants to blows up because of israel, because we support the jews. it's israel's fault and only if they give more land or give up their nuclear program some say, i

devin, the majority of the game.k to win it 9-8, as you heard the play by play broadcaster. all right, boston back in the stanley cup final series versus vancouver ugly hit. down goes erin rome -- or excuse me down goes horton after rome received a 5 minute penalty. horton ends up in the local hospital but was moving his extremities. hard to watch a game when you see a guy carried off like that. tim thomas had 40 saves. boston explored -- exploded to 8 goals. vancouver still leads the series 2 games to one. usc trojans are being force today give back their 2004 national title reggie bush got caught. >> all right. good night everybody. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to

devin, the majority of the game.ack to win it 9-8, as you heard the play by play broadcaster. all right, boston back in the stanley cup final series versus vancouver ugly hit. down goes erin rome -- or excuse me down goes horton after rome received a 5 minute penalty. horton ends up in the local hospital but was moving his extremities. hard to watch a game when you see a guy carried off like that. tim thomas had 40 saves. boston explored -- exploded to 8 goals. vancouver still leads the series 2 games to one. usc trojans are being force today give back their 2004 national title reggie bush got caught. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets p

. >> the deal that we did with devin we signed a while ago.s deal came together very quickly, which often does take place at the draft where people are here and can talk and became very condensed. he was a part they had to have to do the deal. as i say, very difficult deal for us. but i think i can sit here today and say we're a better hockey team. >> setoguchi said it's not a good feeling but "sit a business and things happen." overall, a pretty good deal for the sharks but always tough to see a likable face go somewhere else. >> and ashame we won't get to say setoguchi a lot anymore. it's a fun name to say.'ll be r. we'lbe r back.. [ beep ] [ male announcer ] new toothbrush, for that killer smile: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. [ beep ] ♪ first date finest: $33. [ beep ] ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard pay pass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >>> for many giants' fans, like the one sitting next to me, the food at the ballpark is just as important as the game. should i say b

yesterday devin setaguchi signs a deal. loves the team, and the team says the feeling is future. today they trade him. the goal scoring setaguchi may just fetch the blue line they need as they acquire fred burns. he's a 230 pounds bruiser who can dish it out and move the puck. and meantime, it is joey logano with the pole position. >> a lot going on. mark thank you. >> thanks mark. >>> mornings on 2 begins begins at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> you can [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line of credit and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it.

devin mccourty. >> instead he's here at rutgers university where he's been working out with a number everything on your own. you try to remember everything they've done in the season, running a drill like that. >> reporter: this is very primitive. this is what everybody in the league has to do right now. >> we've been out here freelancing. borrow a couple of water bottles and fill them up with ice and water. a period for us that we haven't experienced. >> reporter: nfl stadiums and practice facilities have been empty as team owners voted to lock out their players over a dispute on how to share $9.3 billion in annual revenue. >> when you're dealing with this kind of power, this kind of money that man really wants, then you're going to have ta long fight. >> reporter: athletes have been training on their own and finding creative ways to occupy their spare time. >> everybody has their own little craft, that they do what they do. that's just mine. >> reporter: steve breastton has turned to poetry. >> the game i love by slowly pulling the turf. those packed in stadiums with temperatures y

yesterday devin setaguchi signs a deal.s he loves the team, and the team says the feeling is future. today they trade him. the goal scoring setaguchi may just fetch the blue line they need as they acquire fred burns. he's a 230 pounds bruiser who can dish it out and move the puck. and meantime, it is joey logano with the pole position. >> a lot going on. mark thank you. >> thanks mark. >>> mornings on 2 begins begins at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> you can always find coverage online at ktvu.com and with ktvu's mobile app. for all of us here, thank you for joining us. and the latest developments out of new york. i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping

looking to improve their defense, the sharks made a major trade yesterday sending devin setoguchi, charliele and a first round draft pick for setoguchi going to minnesota. they signed setoguchi to a new 3-year, $9 million contract. the 24-year-old got off to a slow start last season but came up bigs in the playoffs with 7 goals and three assists. burns should provide san jose with a lot more depth on the blue line. besides playing some great defense, he also scored 17 goals last season. >>> the giants continue to find ways to win, even when their offense continues to struggle. cleveland paid a rare visit to at&t park last night. jonathan sanchez got off to a rocky start. if the first, carlos santana rips a two run deep to left center and the indians go on top. it was 3-0 but andres torres connected for a solo home run in the fourth. torres had been in a deep slump but had three of the six hits. and here he dribbles one to first. santana can't make the play and chris stewart so scores. after a pablo sandoval sac fly tied it, the drive down the line. jack hannahan makes the catch but torres

looking to improve their defense, the sharks made a major trade yesterday, sending devin setoguchi, toprospect charlie coyle and a first round draft pick to minnesota for all-star defenseman brett burns and of in it's second-round pick. it comes after the sharks signed setoguchi to a new three-year, $9 million contract. the 24-year-old got off to a slow start last season but came up big in the playoffs with 7 goals and 3 assists. burns should provide san jose with a lot more depth on the blue line. besides playing some great defense, he also scored 17 goals last season. >>> the giants continue to find ways to win, even when their offense continues to struggle. cleveland paid a rare visit to at&t park last night. jonathan sanchez got off to a rocky start. in the first carlos santana rips a two run to deep left center. indians go on top. 3-0 before andres torres connected for a solo home run in the fourth. torres had been in a deep slump but had three of the six hits. and manny burriss dribbles one to first. can't make the play and chris stewart scores. after the sac fly tied it, aubrey h

you will do fine except for the heavenly garlic mashed potatoes and devine schmidle there was nothingreligious about a meal. we begin with a pepper cabbage slaw and is really salafist cucumbers, onions and tomatoes. the schmidle came next and it did not disappoint. the lightly breaded closer chicken slices were succulent, tender. jeff and i indulged like we haven't had a home cooked meal package colin in weeks which was true. we spoke about the israelis being crazy drivers, our first games. everyone was cognizant of keeping us involved there's often lively dialogue. in addition to chatting with jeff during the moments i reflected in general on the meal limit for the weekly creation of the space to a slowdown, to put the fast-paced life on hold was imperative. it might be friday night or sunday afternoon. the important part was spending quality time with friends and family but for the cultural or religious pretense. and there is no to ruin this might. we ate and drank and laughed. some may not have called it asia bought at all. for me it was a wonderful time. at one point the conversat

devin was down to his last strike when he singled in two runs to cap a rally. that gave cal the 9-8 victory, sendings stem to the regionals. they play -- sends them to the regionals. they play dallas on saturday. >>> an air travel industry group says a security scan of your eyes will greatly speed up the check-in time at the airport. the international air transport association says their plan would feature iris scanner that would match your eye to your transport. this would identify passengers who might be a security risk. the system they say should be in place within about five years. >>> 7:24. sal, i gotta say the alumni must be so excited. >> yeah. it's a great tuesday. ! go, bears! i'm wearing my yellow tie has a tribute to my old school. westbound 92, that traffic looks pretty good getting over to the high rise. it's getting busier now as we get to the heart of the commute. another picture will show us the bay bridge backed up to about a 15-minute delay. even some slowing on the ramp coming in from 880. once you get onto the bridge it looks okay coming int

. >>> hockey news, sharks signed devin to a new three-year deal, then traded him yesterday to the wild for all-star defenseman brent byrnes. >>> wimbledon, another early exit for andy roddick, losing in straight sets to lopez. roddick has now failed to reach the quarterfinals in the last seven major tournaments. >>> and finally, joey lebegan know is your pole setter for tomorrow's race at infineon, trying to become the first pole setter to win the race since jeff gordon in 2004. >>> and that's a look at sports. see you tonight at 5:30. >>> tomorrow, military families may be able to score free infineon raceway tickets. the program is called pg&e tickets for troops. interested military families are asked to e-mail nascaruso@yahoo.com. entrants will be chosen randomly. >>> new zealand fans are hoping for happy ending for a young emperor penguin. >> somehow this guy ended up on a beach 2000 miles away from home. he is now headed to new york for medical treatment. there he is. his new caretakers nicknamed him happy feet, of all things. he's a little lethargic because he's used to eating sno

this is that big peak, that big push of water where they've released that release, devin's point damllons of water a second. it's hard to fathom that much water gushlging through t water gushing through the ware. the levee system being stressed at its greatest level. we want to take you to that levee breach of yesterday, remember we were telling you, in iowa, along the missouri river. water continues to flow freely through this area here. hamburg has been rushing to help shore up the secondary levee. they had 3 more feet to shore up to protect that town. in local time there, about a half an hour from there, they're confident they're able do that. if that doesn't hold, we're concerned about 10 feet of water potentially getting into that town of 1,100. we had that report from casey wian. and one thing we want to mention, the epley airfield. there's a sand boil that is allowing the water to seep into that water. what does that mean? take a look at this. this say man-made lev ree. this is an earthen levee. the longer that water creeps in place it can liquefy the dam and make it disappear

today as we embrace on restoring this republic to its constitutional foundation, to its devine naturaland to the leadership understanding what history has taught us, that fiscal and social concerns are related and relevant to america's overall success, today we're privileged to have with us some of america's leading experts who in each of their critical areas can speak saliently and with expertise to the sampingtity of life -- sanctity of life, to the stabilizing effect to the society that traditional marriage and family plays, and to the roles of catholics and evangelicals together. they will each take a turn started by my new friend, congresswoman marilyn musgrave who's the project director of the susan b. anthony list and one of the sponsors of this conference. congresswoman musgrave is the project director of the susan b. anthony list, a national pro-life group dedicated to electing candidates and pursuing policies that will reduce and ultimately end abortion in america. how many of you believe we need an abortion-free america? this past election cycle the congresswoman led the s.b

may devine providence guide you in your deliberations and make you equal to the trust bestowed upon you 30 seconds, about the average length of speeches from the thrown, and for the most part went about as expected. there was something that happened during that speech, though which wasn't seen on camera, at least not on the live cameras, and that was a protest inside the senate chamber. in fact, right on the floor of the senate chamber just behind the supreme court justices whose heads you see at the bottom of the screen, right behind those justices in the red robes. there was somebody wearing a page's outfit, and from the information we've got, in fact, it was a page on parliament hill, whether it was a senate page or a house of commons page, and these are young people hired to move messages back and forth, was holding up a stop harper sign and was quickly escorted out of the chamber. let's check in for more information on that. rosemary barton is outside the chamber. >> yeah, this is highly unusual. they've posted a picture of the senate page that was removed, and a number of senators

the christian understanding an authority of morality remains always true to a devine revelation and the fullness of god given vocation to practice the commandment of love. whether we are christians, muslim, or jews, we're all the children of god, and as religious leaders, we must communicate this in words and deeds. our love and tolerance for all god's children. the world is a diversity of beliefs and opinions, faith and politics have become abandoned hope, and practicing religion tolerance is essential to living an open and toller lant life. in conclusion, the way i see god is through your faces. since our lord taught us that if you have done it to the least of these, my brother, you have done it unto me. i want to thank you again for giving me this opportunity to be here today and just a little footnote that on my staff at my church, i have three people on my staff, one is a roman catholic, one is a protestant, and one is a muslim. we get along very, very well, and work together very well. >> thank you. [applause] >> last but not least i have the pleasure of introducing the first amer