to dirk, god would be the reason for the world, even if not the cause of the world. if the cosmos is eternal - without beginning - god would still be "the ground of its being." but i struggle with this. why not - more simply - a cosmos existing eternally by itself? without "god" or a "ground of being"? adding god adds what? dirk offers a teleology of sorts - the claim of cosmic flow toward human existence. well, most scientists will have none of this. to them, whether or not the universe has a beginning, god is very much not needed. i meet the co-author, with stephen hawking, of the grand design, physicist leonard mlodinow. len argues that the nature of time - not the manipulations of god - explains the origin of the universe. when we ask how something begins we think about maybe something we see in the present and we trace it down to time to a point where before which it didn't exist. and that, so that's the beginning. that assumes that time is the way we learn about in school which is a linear a number like a number line and there's a zero and then there's beyond a

that's dirks bentley from arizona. he went home because our affiliate didn't have the video of him.ert last night for 19 firefighters that died in the yarnell hill wildfire. he raised $476,000, there were about 6,000 people there. he is amazing. >> yes. nothing to do with the fact he is gorgeous. that's it for "the five." thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. "special report" is up next! >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like two broke girls if by two you mean three and by girls you mean men who are not afraid of a good pair of pan tee hose. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> our top story, anthony wiener, duh. and breaking news. celebrities lining up to help a democratic president sell his agenda. wait. and ads on women's thighs? guess what country this is happening in. if you didn't guess japan we taught you nothing over the past sikh and a half -- six and a half years. greg? >> thank you. who is the happiest man in america right now? >> let's see. well there is me. >> no.

that's dirks bentley from arizona. he went home because our affiliate didn't have the video of him.t last night for 19 firefighters that died in the yarnell hill wildfire. he raised $476,000, there were about 6,000 people there. he is amazing. >> yes. nothing to do with the fact he is gorgeous. that's it for "the five." thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. "special report" is up next! ♪ >>> detroit wants a federal bailout, so do a lot of other cities and states. so what to do and what is being considered? this is "special report." good evening, i am bret baier. as president obama prepares a speech on the u.s. economy, the bleak situation in detroit and its hopes of federal bailout has threatened to muddle the message. and on top of the optics, there's the practicality of it. detroit's situation is hardly unique. chief white house correspondent ed henry h

. >>> a rare diagnosis has become a nightmare for a family in massachusetts. 13-year-old conner dirksiagnosed with a disease that causes him to sleep for hours. sometimes months at a time. it is called the sleeping beauty syndrome. patients sleep an average of 16 to 20 hours everyday, conner wakes his family only to eat and use the bathroom. >> often misdiagnosed as a site yours truly rick psychiatric disorder. >> there is no known cause for the disease. there is no known cure at this point, either. doctors say it takes an average of eight years to outgrow. in sports the as take on the angels and a broadcasting legend throws out the first pitch at at&t park on his 90th birthday. gary has the highlights and the rest of sports next. announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. ree gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-to

their pitches to free agent dwight howard today in beverly hills >> gary: howard met with mark cuban dirkowitski and the mavs brass for about 2 ½ hours later in the day the lakers headed by head coach mike d'antoni steve nash and kobe bryant met with howard for about 2 hours. they can pay howard $30 million more than any other team howard is also being considering the warriors rockets and hawks he said he'll make a decision on who he'll play for a week from tomorrow raiders owe russell $3 mil- >> gary: and the state of texas there's no state tax so all of this is going on. the warriors were involved and they are not saying much. as i told you many times pam's you can't keep 7 ft. and talented. issues where they were there as these businessmen that worker entire life to get a certain place in their life and then you have this young talent to have people try to get him. you know what i mean, jackie. jackie money where are you going to night? >> jacqueline: i am not going anywhere. >> gary: apparebtly former raide4 quarternack jamarcus rossel didnt get the full 30 million.j raiders owe jamar

jimmy: bud light put it on, for instance in arizona, miguel in california, philip philips, in georgia, dirk do you host something that is going on in 50 place insi places? >> it is the magic of the internet, i will physically be at the miguel show on the internet, since it is on the internet, and we'll be streaming it, it can go back to anyÑi sho at any point in time. >> jimmy: your boyfriend is a rapper. >> he is. >> jimmy: is he involved in this, as well? >> no, he is not doing this one unfortunately. >> jimmy: he is not. how long have you been going out? >> a while. >> jimmy: you have been going out for a while. and we have his mom on the show, did you know that? >> yes, i saw her over the weekend, and i was like, i'm doing kimmel, and she said everybody there is so nice. and i saw her clip, it is so funny. >> jimmy: she uses a lot of curse words in the clip, which we enjoy here. >> it's hysterical. >> jimmy: are you back to work on "glee" now? >> we go back to work on monday. >> jimmy: well, give everybody my best over there. naya rivera, everybody. bud light, fifty-fifty-one takes plac

dirk clashes between the muslim brotherhood and the military, 14 people were killed and hundreds more injured. this is a divided country, and the muslim brotherhood, threatening to carry on protests and strikes. tomorrow they're expected to turn out in the hundreds of thousands. the muslim brotherhood was stunned, now they're angry and they're mobilizing and promising not to give up the fight. they want to be back in power here. setting up a real political showdown. >> more now on egypt's transition to a new government. theodore is a senior analyst at the advisory and intelligence firm and lived in egypt for two years and has been following the situation there very closely. what is your initial take? >> the military is trying to do things differently this time around. both in 2011 and this year it's clear it was popular protests that led to a military removal of a president. two years ago the military then held on to power during on interim period, and it was a period full of turmoil. the was a lot of violence. clearly they're trying to do things differently. they hasn't power directl

. >> andy -- >> who does president believe dirk spiegle. >> chicago 60609. >> why wouldn't i believe the spiegle. >> if nick says the governments cannot spy who spies? do we have private organizations do it for us? >> sure. >> i am for that then. >> what are you a narco capitalist nut job? >> he thinks it should be spying that is privatized. >> it already is. >> the nsa was contracting out. >> you don't have an answer for this. >> no, i do. what i am saying is the government stinks at spying and we know that because they couldn't even keep their secret. >> hang on a second. maybe you think they stink at spying because it is all a laid out elaborate plan like when the coach leaves his playbook on the field. >> that was the plot point in the brady bunch. >> the fake playbook was stolen. >> they are getting us to look over here. >> go ahead. >> you said your grandfather was one of the men who the movie james bond was based on. do you know who 007 was? >> it was any mall go mages of men who worked in the 30 assault unit -- >> no, i mean the original 007. >> it was john d, advisor to quee

. >> greg, trying to improve on dirks bentley. we're changing topics from trayvon, ian't take it.l guilty of checking cell phones too much. my co-hosts are looking, greg has a busy couple days ahead of him, checking his phone. >> not me. >> i am here to tell you, you have to stop. these digital devices could be holding you back professionally, what's more, doctors say cell phones could cause you to develop a saggy neck, known as turkey neck. do you know why that is, greg? >> while you're on the blackberry, somebody comes over, staples the neck of a turkey below your chin. >> no. andrea, i told you this earlier. what do you think of this? >> if you're constantly hunched overlooking at the blackberry, the neck is crinkled, you get lines on your neck. you can't get rid of them! there's no plastic surgery. >> i'm the only one in the show that doesn't look at the blackberry or iphone during the show, and i have a turkey neck. there you go. >> that's not a turkey neck. >> really, i learned this, you know, people have terrible posture now because of the iphone, and one of the things it d

. >>> a new push to end the policy of having san francisco parks open twenty four hours a dirk seven days a week. the proposal follows a rash of vandalism. patrick cedillo has more. >> moving park hours between midnight and 5:00 a.m. >> supervisor scott weiner says there is proof of the destination of the rose garden. most recently someone took a sledge hammer to a park bench. rules are rules, and if the parks are closed, where will the people who live in them go? >> it's already illegal in san francisco to sleep or camp in parks at night. that's been the case for years. so this legislation really isn't about homeless people. >> even though supervisor weiner say this is is not about homelessness, there are already laws that take care of that, but some people i talked to today said not in my backyard. >> there are people around in the neighborhood that have no place to go and will be here. >> they say closing the park could cause problems for her and her date. >> i don't think that's good. -- daughter. >> i don't think that's good. >> you will have a lot more vandalism. >> texas homel

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my friend dirk's boat. it's right there. i think it's a 47-footer.id, it's dialed in. >>> so temperatures are warming up for some inland areas -- thank you, joe -- 77 in santa rosa yesterday. we'll go 82 today. concord, 83 held down by the cloud cover. 89. san jose was 80. today, 82. palo alto, 76. the tropical clouds are not out of the way yet but they've drifted far enough out of my zone. maybe a few isolated showers in weaverville. high pressure is here for a day or two. morning fog, sun nip. inland temperatures will jump up the most. there is a component of a westerly breeze. 60s, to 90s. 60s by the coast. the fog is pretty thick this morning. already some upper 60s to near 70 but the lows were noticeably cooler this morning. still, fairfield, 20 miles an hour. as long as that maintains 20. that's usually a sign that it won't be that hot. it will be upper average. there's a little component of an onshore breeze. 60 in tahoe. 71 in reno. they will dealing with some tropical cloud deck. 67 ukiah. they will be in the upper 90s. for us, blue sky. so

senior american officials dirk the second world war felt with returned french indochina to the frenchhat would undermine what we were fighting for. in the pacific, lot of americans fought and died and sacrificed in the pacific. what was the pacific war for? was it merely to defeat japan in what was the point in defeating japan and removing japan from various asia nations and then returning those nations to the tender mercy of the french or the dutch or the british. so we were cognizant of that during the war. it became very difficult for us to have control over that. the british fought very hard to have a british military officer in charge of the southeast asian command. which we ended up calling the save europe's asiaatic colonies because we understand eventually why they were so concern about going back there. you mention ode iran as well. american relations with iran, when they started in the second world war so much optimism on both sides and with both the mesh advisers and iranians hamp at tragedy over the course of 75 we have gotten to this point, considering that at the incepti