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

is it devine or just a vine? a pole has some saying they have seen a sign from above. they its been growing up and started growing across the line. now should some say it looks like jesus on a cross. one man said he couldn't spray it because it reminded him of jesus. >> looks like a cross. >> say yes. every time. it's always yes. >> safe bet. >> absolutely. real quick, traveling tomorrow, heading out for the weekend, fantastic weather for that, be a lit the hot in the afternoon and you see the weekend here. we are looking at hotter weather. >> we will be right back. . >>> all right. i will call it. let the holiday weekend begin. >> yeah. >> sounds good. >> have a good one. >> do it. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. can i see how the cow get milked?" [ children shouting ] you should see the eyes of the kids in the barn. when the cows give their milk. or even i squirt milk to

god uses believers that they run into and god gives them a devine appointment. right now, 93 percent of the globe gets christian radio and so even many mecca, we know people here, radio programs, television breaks through. in iran, they get people to throw away satellite dishes. they forbid them. then it ends up, a couple of weeks later, the people rehook them up and watching television again. there is a fear of the gospel getting in there. it is getting through electronically. >> what is the best way to share the gospel with a muslim 1 on 1? >> put away all of your preconceived notions and prejudices. they are not all terrorists. just by the very fact they left the middle east to come here shows they are dissatisfied with something. they are open to the gospel. respect, love, honor to them. not arguing, not talking about politics. that will get you off to a really nice start. we saw muslims and because of how they were treated in america, it drew them back into their family and faith and went back to the middle east and became more radical. >> i know august is

last week they traded devin, last night they say good-bye to dany heatley, trading to the minnesota wild. halvelet may not score goals he is a faster player. he's cheaper which means the sharks have extra cap room to work with. >> san francisco's giving soccer fans a chance to watch the women's world cup on a big screen. between july 9th and 17th you can watch the world cup matches at the civic center plaza. they can watch plenty of activities for kids including mini soccer games and soccer skill challenges. now these matches are the 9th, 13th and 17 it is starting at 9:00 and 11:45 in the morning. >> coming up if you don't feel like going out and braving the fireworks we'll have a show for you without leaving the comfort of your home. and san jose's joey chestnut gets ready to defend his hot dog title. what's different this year and a live picture of san jose this morning. it is 4:50. >> 4:53 as we look at 880, a bunch of people headed somewhere. joey chestnut is getting ready for the nathan's hot dog eating contest. he is the four-time champ last year 54 franks in 10 minutes, that incl

combines with joey devine and andrew bailey to shut out seattle. 2-0 your final. >>> women's world cupaction today. usa versus sweden. the loser gets the always dangerous brazil in the quarters. face painters out in force. 35th minute. sweden, lead, 1-0. sweden in front 2-0. bad luck for usa. usa makes it a game in the 67th minute. corner kick from lauren cheney. abbey sholders it in and a golden opportunity in the 86th minute but that is kelly o'hara. just misses. sweden beats uvmentd sa for the first time in world cup play, 2-1 your final. >>> serious heat to beat john bush. check out the replay. look at the the movement on this thing. a slice we would would call that in golf. >>> stage five of the tour de france. defending champ alberto con contador part of the pileup. that is not the only crash of the day. huzvogd remains the stage leader. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe ou

liberalism, upholds the idea all people serving in government must believe in the inspiration of the devine old and new testaments, obey the sabbath, and be a protestant, catholics, jews, forget about it. they can't serve in government. it's referred to as a federalist argument; right? at what -- did the constitution leave religion out because that's what the states were supposed to deal with? real quick just to conclude here, all the founding fathers believed in religious liberty. you can have an established church like in new england or connecticut and allow people to worship the way they want without persecution. this is what gets me in trouble, especially those on the left, but the founding fathers i argue in the book were not diocese. i'll drop a bomb there and leave it there and we can debate that in the q&a and finally all the founding fathers i argue believed that religion, even christianity in some daises was important to producing a vir choose republic and making moral citizens, benevolent citizens and so forth. they clearly were not believing they were, you know, they didn't want

hello there thanks for joining me and these are the headlines photos finished devin's pip's defending champion alberto contador to win stage for the tour de france. last time i got a bad leg forces boards to pull out next week so you put. on some a climbing spot at moscow bring in dutch international desire to bolster their liking cities. start the tour de france they were struggling to tell evans has won a dramatic stage for pipping defending champion alberto contador and a photo finish on the line in the tour de france and is now just a second behind overall latest poll who shelved the stage was a mostly flat one yesterday and there was a breakaway of five riders but they were caught by the pellets and with just a few kilometers left and then the fireworks started there was a long climb to the finish line and contador attacked with just over a kilometer to go he couldn't shrug off the field though and it was evans who is leading is the end to the final stretch it looked like he was going to be called by contador but he hung on for his second tour de france stage win and that moves e

caribbean thoughtful chiefs cash in return for their votes and caribbean football union employees devin girl and jason sylvester will also appear before the hearing allegations against a fee for vice president jack warner were dropped when he resigned from all football activities. well meanwhile the evas reelected president sepp blatter says football's governing body will continue to invest in africa as well as held a closed door talks with zimbabwean president robert mugabe runs that we are trying here i think it's the first time that has returned to south africa since last year's world cup he also visited a local women's football match as well as construction sites for new pictures and said the first pledge to invest seventy million dollars in african football still holds. to. inside the people in the executive committee there were people in our executive committee saying. again the gives all to africa to africa by the way we give also it will be orders a little bit less but deceptive the billions they went to africa. now are to be one of the bulls biggest rivalries some substantial b

schumachevron alexander was murdered and her boyfriend 39 year-old devin bickham str. is being held.. >>police say the senior bickham was in the parking lots when a son and another officer showed up and shot her dead ... he called it 911 to act like a witness but the other two were caught in a neighboring suburb with the guns ... police believed it was a case of a married man wanting to get rid of the girlfriend who was pressuring him to leave his wife for her all three suspects are due in court tomorrow ... >>and 911 operator killed scion alleged in truckdriver was memorialized this morning ... it funeral service was held for mercy adkins at st. joseph can't church in lincoln park she will be laid to last at st. mary's cemetery and evergreen park harrison is accused of stealing and as tv while drunk and high and plowing into her at comet tosh and whine of last weekend the loyola academy graduate charged with fatally punching a mount carmel high school student on the fourth of july pleaded not guilty this morning ... james miller has a live report from michigan city in

chicago aviation partners fighting back cap represented by former cook county state's attorney dick devineear from looking at the numbers that the cap proposal is better for the city over the westville proposal to the tune of over $100 million >> 140 billion if you add up rates to terminal 5 >> you need to do an awful lot of special things to overcome $148 billion deficit on the economic return to the city it does not make sense to 140 million >> dollar amount bounce around depending on who is talking the mayor says the city will receive about 5.1 million and readnt them out when you speak to the unit that represents employees >> this is a bad deal for chicago taxpayers the cost chicago taxpayers $129 million a lease that the city has seems to have chosen the worst of the three companies >> 20 year contract chicago aldermen stunned by the parking meter scandal have been reluctant to sign onto another long-term deal although head of the aviation department >> they have mad about this city council members and have expressed concerns at the that some of those concerns were answered now we nee

josie devine for two score res innings to keep this intact. win it and head to arlington to take on rangers tomorrow. >> 66 womens' u.s. open gets underway tomorrow in colorado. one of the longest forces in history. former pleasanton res dent won a major last year at the open. and in spite of that she has her eyes set on plenty more with 11 pro victories and not one this year. she's been playing golf and can't wait to tee it up. >> i want to win this, week yes, it's more special. there is a national championship. >> women's world cup today, top seed facing sweden, both teams in advance of the quarter finals, losers gets brazil. and there is a penalty kick to sweden. going to 35th minute, there is a helping five from amy lapeldet. bad luck for usa keeper. she had no chance. united states makes it a game and there is a golden opportunity for the high and sweden beats u.s. for world cup play. >> we fought until the end. they put away chances they had. >> and stage five of the tour defrance. a windy stage today. the champion part of this pile up.

. >> devine and bailey combine for two scoreless innings to keep the shutout intact.a's win 2-0 and head to arlington to take on the rangers tomorrow. the 66th u.s. open gets underway tomorrow in koldz. one of the longest courses in their open history. former ple sawyepaula kramer ig champion. she has her eyes set on plenty more. won 11 pro victories but has not won this this year. >> i want to go out and win. this week it as little more special, our national championship. you want to play great and be there on sunday. but i want the trophy back in my house, that's for sure. >> good luck to paula. >> women's world cup action today. top seed usa facing sweden. both already advanced to the quarterfinals but the loser gets the always dangerous brazil. see is the 1-nil lead. 35th minute. sweden free kick this time. fisher gets help. sweden in front 2-rbgs-0. look again. bad luck for the usa. no chance. usa makes it a game in the 67th minute. corner kick from lauren cheney. abbey shoulders it in. then a golden opportunity for are a tie but kelly o'hara just off target. swe

-- "devin in a white city? " yes. having had successful books puts you in the position of having pressure to come up with a winning idea that i feel passion -- passion is a strange word -- feel compelled to spend the next four years or more with. also, i have to be very much aware that there is an inclination to acquire whatever idea i put forward. so the pressure is entirely on me to, but something i can live with in that time. is a daunting to try to feel like i have to do as well or better with the next book as i did with "devil in a white city"? yes. >> tell us to this man is right here. >> this is one of my favorite characters in the book. diels.s rudolph te he was one of the first members of the gestapo. the gestapo was formed in 1933. he lasted in that job for one year and was replaced by himmler who was brought in by hedrick. but then the game changed entirely. to me, rolf embodies the complexity of this time. that is what the book is about, how complex the time was. and how hard it seemed to really peace toge

they maybe an herbist, they maybe a medicine person, they maybe someone who is able to see things or devine illnesses or diagnose. i just find since it's so commonly used, i don't talk about it anymore. >> linda hogan, you write "in the woman that watches over the world." i myself am a failure at faith. [laughter] >> yeah. that's so funny. i was just writing about small things to do. i was faced with one of them. yes. faith and belief, i mean they are things that you -- they don't really help. they don't -- they help you feel better in the moment. but they don't really do anything. and you can have faith in anything. or belief in anything. and it doesn't have to be real. so i -- i place my claim, my bets on material reality. on, you know, what's before me, what's truth, untruth, on the material world. and not the abstract. faith is very much an abstract. >> well, christianity is quite prevalent in a lot of your books. and the influence of christianity on the native -- on native americans. >> guest: yes, it is. >> host: why? >> guest: because it's been a -- and continues to be one of the col

you also heard him talk about a thing called devining rods. i don't know if you remember that but he said you can actually take a coat hanger and find a hidden grave with it. he said that. he said you can find a clan clandestine grave and go around with a coat hanger and find it. this is the kind of nonsense, the kind of stretching of the imagination that arpod voss engages in. maybe one day he will be able to sell hangers and patent that idea. but this is the level of absurdity, the desperation that this case, that this prosecution will take it to. they will take it to the next level. they will ask you to see things that aren't there and they will ask you to imagine fictional science. it is a fantasy of forensics t what it is. a forensic fantasy and nothing more we have the most advanced crime fighting tools available to us anywhere in the world. and they couldn't find a single link from casey to caylee's death. not a single link. but yet they want to create things for what? the cameras? because it is a high profile case? no, because it is ab

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about what publishers can do to books because in australia clouds are just wonderful ended and trina devine. and the sad title is different from the american subtitled. but when this was showed to my american publishers that it looks too much like watchtower to and carried some religious connotations. but the book came out of my attempt to answer a question that i was asked very frequently when i was talking about climate change, particularly after i'd written the way the money cares in 2005 in the question was, what are our chances really of surviving this shifting climate this looming and the only way i could think of to answer the question was to really go back to the scientific fundamental, go back to the process that created us and of course look at the intersection between our species and this thing we call planet earth because it's that very intersection and i couldn't think of a better way really asserting to look at the issues and to go back to the work of batman may. that is charles darwin westminster abbey, the great secret house or all of the british women in british people. it

[laughter] foley's hopes to have eight devine friend to read after the mosul had become a bestseller and her brother, edward, warned her not to become the about its popularity, she told her friend, edward, he need not be troubled, he doesn't know i didn't write that book. [laughter] and her friend exclaimed? you didn't write uncle tom? stowe replied no, i only put down what i saw. it all came before he envisions one after another and i put them down into words. her claims about the divine office should uncle tom's cabin satisfied her own pious your earnings but raised questions about the actual background and repercussions of her landmark novel. the issues at the heart of uncle tom's cabin in the race and religion, sort of a very religious book, gender, of law, morality, democracy are just as vital today as they were in harriet beecher stowe the issues were anybody who enjoys a terrific story that tugs at the heart strings. it's funny i've been teaching an awful hard for years but even a jaded old me when i was reading it for my class last time i started crying and said now wait a mi

whether it be how do you detect a body about it odor of decomposition, or maybe devining does work. counsel sneered at him because he had the scientific curiosity to wonder if something as bizarre as that would have a scientific basis. maybe he's right, maybe he's wrong. but to say that you should disbelieve him because he has that scientific curiosity i would submit is inappropriate. judge him by what he said. judge him by who he is and what his experience is, and judge him fairly. but getting back to that point. when you actually boil down what dr. voss said and mr. burton said they don't disagree that much. the science of decomposition odor has not developed to the level where there is a signature set of compound that show human decom. they both agree the chemical signature from this car is consistent with a decompositional event. dr. burton said yes, i belief those chemicals have from a decompositional event. he believes it's human. that's what dr. voss said. they don't disagree that much on much of anything other than the final conclusion. dr. voss told you when you combine the

. >> this is devin, who's so excited about what's coming up, our wilderness shoot. is that right?his was huge. the weekend adventure in the utah desert. we signed up for survival school -- i don't know that we signed up. we were assigned. city slickers found a trip to remember. >> we couldn't bring tents, cell phone, blackberry and we even had to build our own fire before we could each. >> when you say build our own fire -- >> i think she's speaking french. >> we were razed all week that only one could build a fire. >> we are nn't going to give th away. >> and we bonded. we're best friends now. >> we'll also go to london where the main attraction is the wedding dress, kate middleton's dress, princess catherine she wore when she married in april, the tiara and even the wedding cake is on display at buckingham palace. we'll have a live report from london. >>> mike bettis is standing by to tell us about the heat and more important, when it's going to end. >> the water, it's gone, already, just like that, impewe empty. the crowd is doing great. we've got, we think, one more day of the

inaudible] with regard to any of the support coptic christians by anyone else as long as [inaudible] devine looked to looking reading your testimony. >> chairman wolf, thank you. chairman frank? >> i would just echo chairman wolf's perspective as well as you're own. always great to see you come chairman smith because of your lifelong commitment that so often times we are thankful in this country for our constitutional rights and when we consider protecting the lives and constitution should be the preeminent focal point of our government. and did we forget the foundation of all three that there is religious freedom. because without that of course there is no other type of freedom. and some of us are especially concerned about the plight of the coptic christians in egypt and other places. the reports of children or young women being forced into marriage with in the kind of forced islamic you would like to call it that where they are forced into marrying people that they maybe have a totally different perspective in their freedoms being overcome in that regard. those are things that the in med

devin nunes, california, erik paulsen, ted poe, ben quail, denny rehberg. a couple more names. tim walberg of michigan. kevin yoder of kansas. and don young of alaska. those are the hill's list of 33 undecided republican members of the house. let me return to you for our last comment. we have just a couple of minutes left here, bob cusack what do we know for sure is happening today? guest: well, i went to the house rules committee last night and the chairman admitted he didn't have a lot of answers. theyif they passed a rule last t that would allow a bill to be changed and immediately addressed. house republicans passed a rule that a bill could be -- would sit for a certain amount of time, 48, 72 hours, and so the public could read it. but in this situation they're going to have to make changes in to get votes so they pass that. where do they go from here? the house republican conference meeting is at 10:00 a.m. that's where they're going to decide what to do. that's going to be a very con tenuous -- contentious meeting. it's also a strategy meeting. where do they go from sneer

devin nunes, california, erik paulsen, ted poe, ben quail, denny rehberg. a couple more names. tim walberg of michigan. kevin yoder of kansas. and don young of alaska. those are the hill's list of 33 undecided republican members of the house. let me return to you for our last comment. we have just a couple of minutes left here, bob cusack what do we know for sure is happening today? guest: well, i went to the house rules committee last night and the chairman admitted he didn't have a lot of answers. theyif they passed a rule last t that would allow a bill to be changed and immediately addressed. house republicans passed a rule that a bill could be -- would sit for a certain amount of time, 48, 72 hours, and so the public could read it. but in this situation they're going to have to make changes in to get votes so they pass that. where do they go from here? the house republican conference meeting is at 10:00 a.m. that's where they're going to decide what to do. that's going to be a very con tenuous -- contentious meeting. it's also a strategy meeting. where do they go from sneer

i called devin spoke with a customer service representative who recognize the problem and she explainedt at&t was billing on behalf of a third- party company. she said it was the customer's responsibility to block phone bills from such charges. she told me she takes a lot of calls like mine. i contacted the third party company at the phone number provided and spoke to their customer service representative who said we requested the service. i then contacted the area manager for the store and he said he did not request the service. it went back and forth. until i insisted the charges were never requested because only area managers are authorized to make those requests. the representative offered to take three months of the charges off and credit the at&t bill for the next month. i insisted that all $1,900 the credited back. the representative said he could not do that and he had a record of the request for service. i asked to hear it. i was transferred to a supervisor who credited all the charges and i never heard a recording. for the next two months, i went through every single at&t bill

devin that process, involving -- during that process, there were 604 petitions from prisoners who had high public safety risks. they were rejected. half of the denials were in the highest criminal history categories. the rights of prisoners released early were in the day little lower than those released under their initiallly posed a sentence. while annie recidivism is unacceptable, the ex -- the risk is that again because judges have the right to reject any prisoners that post to high public safety risk. those prisoners who have disciplinary problems in prison, for example. the commission recognizes the need for finality and punishment and those are important goals. we know that retroactivity should be rare. we heard concerns in the united states attorney's office, deep felt concerns and from some senators and congressmen about the resources needed to implement retroactivity. we appreciate and acknowledge those concerns raised about the use of resources particularly in this setup economy. the commission heard testimony that retroactive application of the 2007 amendment which involved