the, trouble in the garden of eden -- >> trouble in the garden of eden.his was the fertile crescent, the land between the tigris and euphrates rivers. food was so plentiful that people 5000 years ago were able to settle down here and build the first city. many believe this was the location of the garden of eden. >> there were date palms, rice, fish, papyrus, birds. there were all kinds of animals. what more could you want? >> 5000 years later, this family is carrying on part of that tradition. near the euphrates river, he raises water buffalo and candle -- cattle. there are bees for honey. 60 different kinds of dates grow in his orchards. but there is not enough water anymore for the nomadic rice his family grew -- aromatic rice his family grew for generations. orchards like this are disappearing. iraq loses huge amounts of agricultural land every year. our land turns to desert. when people cannot farm anymore, they migrate to overcrowded cities. 50,000 families are living in poverty after abandoning their farms. the government is trying to reclaim some o

after the accident eden's license is suspended for two years for reckless driving.d agree, eden is lucky to got a second chance. >> based on the manner that he was ejected and distance and circumstance, he should not be alive today. >> it's january 10, 2009 and state trooper ian henry is patrolling interstate 90 outside albany, new york. in the westbound lane he spots a speeding taxi and takes off after it. eventually the trooper catches up and pulls over the cab. >> the first thing he noticed was an out of state cab, which was unusual all the way from connecticut. pretty expensive cab ride. >> the trooper talks to the driver and then focuses his attention on the passenger in the backseat who has two duffel bags with him. one has clothing in it. >> the passenger was somewhat hesitant to show him the second duffel bag but trooper henry was able to see an assault rifle amongst the clothing there. >> the passenger grabs the rifle before henry can get at it. the trooper quickly backs off leaving the taxi driver in the car. >> the trooper made that choice to retreat beca

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. >> trouble in the garden of eden. this is the fertile crescent, the land between the tigris and euphrates rivers. food was so plentiful people 5000 years ago were first able to settle down and build the first buildings. many believe this was the location of the garden of eden. >> there were date palms. they planted rice. there was fission papyrus and birds. there were all kinds of animals. -- there was dish and papyrus and birds. there were all kinds of animals. what more could you want? >> the family is carrying on the tradition. he raises water buffalo and cattle. there are bees for honey. 60,000 types of dates grow in the orchards, but there is not enough water for the aromatic rice his family grew for generations. in the land of the garden of eden, orchards like this are disappearing. iraq loses huge amounts of agricultural land every year as farmland turned to desert. when people cannot farm anymore, they migrate to overcrowded cities. in bosnia alone, 50,000 families are living in poverty -- basria 50,000 famili

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, and i really remember it from the clark eden vicarage.rs old then. i don't know where it came from only that it was actually a gift from somebody to my father. and it remained in the hallway in the vicarage as a centerpiece. my father absolutely adored it, and when he retired he moved into a dormer bungalow, and he even had it put on the staircase in the dormer bungalow going up the stairs so that he could see it every day. so, he loved the picture. absolutely adored the picture. did he do any, um, research on the painting at all? i don't think he did. i've done more of the research. i've tried to find things out, and i come to a dead end every time. well, i can help you there. oh, wonderful. oh, yes. the picture is a copy, after a dutch artist who was working in rome in 1620-- an artist called gerard von honthorst. oh. and it is the nativity. this is a 19th-century copy of that picture. the real giveaway with this painting is the 19th-century florentine frame. right. we call them sort of palazzo pitti frames. they hand-carved florentine

now firefighters did tell us she had a pulse when she was transported over to eden hospital. now aside from that one woman, we do understand no one else was injured in this fire. we don't know if there was anyone else in the unit itself at the time. but we know no firefighters were injured. toy have a call in to the hayward fire department waiting to hear back from a ball talion chief. waiting to hear about how this fire started. live in hayward alex savidge. >>> new this morning hayward police just alerted us about a woman who is missing from an adult living facility. here's the picture of 64-year- old jeanette sang. police say she was last seen leaving the hayward facility on tuesday. but she never returned. she was spotted in oakland yesterday afternoon. it's unclear what she was doing there. anyone with any information about her whereabouts is asked to call police. >>> we're also following developing news about the ongoing situation in algeria where islamic militants took dozens of foreigners costage at a natural gas plant. including some americans. there is word that the

taken to eden medical center. condition is unknown. we believe she was seriously hurt in this fire. reporting live in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> just about 6:02. a san jose mother who lied about the attempted abduction of her 2-year-old daughter may be charged later today for filing a false police report. police discovered the lie after re-interviewing the woman. her story wasn't consistent. this morning a number of people are upset including police who spent money on the investigation. also neighbors who for 48 hours thought a child predator was on the loose. the police will discuss the case with the santa clara county d.a.'s office who will decide whether charges should be filed. >>> an online petition gathering more than 500 supporters asking the san jose district attorney not to file charges against hernandez. hernandez stands accused of killing a suspected burglar at his apartment complex. hernandez's lawyer says he acted because the san jose police department was slow to investigate a series of thefts at that complex. supporters say they will gather outside s

that player, eden hazard, got a red card.the ball boy wasn't all that innocent. pedro pinto is covering the story and i asked him what the ball boy actually revealed on social media. >> erin, before heading over to the stadium to work, so to speak, this 17-year-old ball boy had posted ton on twitter that he was going to do his best to waste as much time as possible if the ball came his way during the game. and that's exactly what he did, with about ten minutes to go, his team were leading the much higher-profile chelsea in this game, so he took it upon himself, literally, to hide the ball from one of the chelsea players. eden hazard, one of the highest profile players on the chelsea side, wednesday the extra mile to get the ball back, but this is just the kind of behavior that you can't have if you're a professional athlete. in the end, there were no charges filed. both the player and the ball boy apologized for their role in this incident. erin? >> thanks very much to pedro. >>> now our fifth story "outfron "outfront "outfro

eden tells us about a polyglot. >> from the greek for "many tongues," it means someone who speaks several languages, someone like timothy doner. >> [ speaking russian ] >> russian... >> [ speaking turkish ] >> ...turkish, japanese... >> [ speaks japanese ] [ speaks arabic ] >> ...arabic... >> [ speaks chinese ] >> ...chinese. those are just some of the languages tim can speak. >> i mean, it depends on your definition of "speak." but, i mean, the languages that i'm familiar with or i know to varying degrees is more than 20 at this point. >> wow. [ laughter ] that's crazy! like, i never even heard of that! 20 languages? one teen? that's a smart kid. >> wow. 20 languages? i barely know two. >> i think that's awesome. that's cool. like, i wish i knew 20 languages. >> and here's something even more amazing -- he started only three years ago. >> tim, i need help. >> at the time, tim was preparing for his bar mitzvah, the jewish coming-of-age ceremony. he had to learn the language of the bible, ancient hebrew. >> and around the time that i finished, i decided that i wanted to take a look at mode

that woman is being treated at eden hospital. her condition this morning is not being released. her name not being released either. as we bring you back out here live we will work to talk with this woman some of her neighbors here as folks begin to wake up and understand what happened here last night. we will certainly be trying to speak with neighbors and get an idea about who this woman is and exactly what happened last night as this fire broke out inside her unit. live this morning in hayward alex savidge. >>> as we have been reporting there is a high surf advisory going into effect later today. the big waves ideal for surfers but dangerous for everyone else. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is in half-moon bay with more on the warnings at bay area beaches this weekend. tara. >> reporter: yeah we're here at other january know hotel in half-moon bay. preparations are getting under way for mavericks and the festival starting this morning. we do want to mention there will be no beach or bluff access come sunday which is when the competition kicks off. authorities are closin

eden has the facts about some of the advice we all grew up with. >> how many times have you heard this -- "don't go outside with your hair wet. you'll catch a cold." do you think that's true? >> yeah, i do think it's the truth. >> yes. >> why? >> because your hair's wet, and it's cold outside. >> yes. >> why? >> because i've done that before, and i got a cold. >> yeah, my hair froze once when i was coming back from swim practice. >> if you go outside with wet hair, you are inviting a bad hair day, but you're not inviting a cold. >> scientists in england found that warning just doesn't hold water. >> that's just one of the health myths checked out by realsimple.com. here are some others. gum stays in your stomach for seven years. do you believe that one? >> yes. >> why? >> 'cause it's sticky. >> no, i think you digest it. >> file this one under myth. the experts say your digestive system dodissolve gum, though it might take a few days. but don't make a habit of swallowing it. eat an apple instead. after all, "an apple a day keeps... >> the doctor away. >> and not just apples. there are

. >>> and chelsea eden hazard was kicked out of the game when he kicked a ball boy in the ribs becausefusing to return the ball and lying on top of it. the match ended in a scoreless tie. >>> and now for another look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. welcome back. >> we have a little snow coming. >> more good news from you. >> just a little bit. not a big snow vent. a lot of people have been talking about it. if it's cold, i say may as well let it snow, right? here's the storm. it's going to come down out of montana as we go throughout the day. light snow comes later tonight towards this evening in minnesota and wisconsin. it's two storms. two weak storms. one to the south, too. it's going to bring rain to alabama and mississippi. then by the time we get to friday, we'll see some light snow break out, indianapolis to cleveland, west virginia during the day on friday. traveling through west virginia and the mountainous areas of the appalachians will be difficult, especially interstate 81. then as we go through the day friday, some snow begins to move towards washingt

hitting the santa cluz mountains and pulling away right now on over clover dale and alpine and mounty edennd ben loman . scott valley. they could get a sprinkle this morning . so submittal to start the new year's with. for the rest of us. clearing and colder. 30 necessary redwood city . san jose 39. warm pots freemont and oakland and half moon bay 40s . monterey 41 . everybody else in the area upper 30s. sunshine for today and spare the air not only today but tomorrow. no burning of wood tonight to stay warm. freezing most areas tonight it is a dangerous freeze. pets and plant pipes . it will be dry through the weekend. start with what is going on outside this afternoon. sunshine building through . low to mid-50s. upper 40s by the coast for the cooler spots. mid-50s in monterey bay. we'll look at tonight's temperatures. note the 20s from morgan hill and liver more and santa rosa and cloverdale . jan jose to santa cruz. those are the areas. santa clara valley. frost advisories . harder freezing temperatures in the north bay in the same time of frame in the overnight hours. this small area o

he was leaving the liquor store at the east of eden -- corner of east top men when he was surrounded by a group of men and brutally beaten. detectives tell us they are only looking for one other person in connection with the attack. he believes he was attacked because he is gay. >> lots of predictions during the 2013 general assembly. david collins joins us with more. >> opening day of the session is a lot like baseball at the start of the season, a level playing field and everything is possible. opening day. at time of optimism and energy wrapped around the spirit of cooperation. the house unanimously elected michael bush speaker. he humbly accepted and get a shot -- shout out to his committee men. then he reflected on what the chamber means to him. >> it is a laboratory for democracy. everyone's views are welcome here. >> would have to go back three decades to find someone other than mike miller as president. the body elected him as leader once again. michael melido about this in the top leadership position. joked aboutalley this. >> you have managed to keep the creative tension th

where was he stripping at the garden of eden for god's sake? >> bill: that's what i want to know. working or where? where was that? >> wow. i didn't know we had come up out of the sea at that point much less stripping. [ laughter ] >> bill: he worked at the perimicium. [ laughter ] all right. congress in a new poll, people prefer cockroaches and the actual bug. here is what people prefer to congress. root canal, head lies, cockroaches in and france. >> can i understand head lies, cockroaches and colon colonoscopiys but france? oh my god, that is brutal. i don't think much of congress but to say they are thought of less than france, that's inhumane. you know something? jimmy stripped at the grand opening in the eiffel tower. [ laughter ] >> now, listen, let's face facts. congress people aren't the brightest people out of the 135 up there. there is probably 35 good smart principled people you look up and aspire too. the rest of them weren't smart enough, good enough in sports and hadn't mastered a music musical instrument. last chance of having sex. >> bill: i disagree. half of them

eden grabbed the ball. continued play. some say hazard is cool. hazards says no.eld for the antics. he did later apologize to the ball boy. i'm not sure the condition of the ball boy at this time. not fair. not fun either. >> here is incredible video. that is an ak. and you are looking right into it. houston area police officer staring right in front of him coming under fire during a bank robby turned police chase. shots fired.

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a replay showed chelsea's eden hazard kicking the teenager after the ball had gone out of play.e him a red card. he said he was later trying to kick the ball and not the boy and apologized. police say they will not bring charges but he could be banned from several more matches. that did not look one bit good. >> all right. you might make fun of manti te'o but he's not the only one. coming up, inside the world of catfishing where things online are not always what meets the eye. i know; it's exciting! wow! what exactly is a cashback concierge? well there's lots of ways you can get cash back - i'm here to help you get the most bang-for-your-buck. it's a personalized thing from discover. it's easy, we won't try and sell you anything, and it's free. free? i want that. yeah you do! this guy is great. high-five through the phone! yeah! i did it. did you actually do it? oh, i did! i totally did. at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. cashback concierge get the new it card at discover.com. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my s

at last check, traffic was backed up at least to eden canyon just a line of cars there.0 at castro valley boulevard where the right lane is shut down for the vehicle fire. no word as to when those lanes will reopen but avoid 580 and use an alternate through there because you can see traffic is very, very slow and go in that area. now, jumping over to our maps, we are getting first reports of an accident as well in the south bay. northbound 101 at story road, one lane is shut down. chp is headed to the scene. no word on injuries. if you look closely there along 101, we are seeing some yellow so looks like speeds are dipping below 40 miles an hour. so brake lights in the area. backup along 580 through the altamont pass out of tracy into the livermore valley so brake lights there, as well. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not on yet but traffic is starting to build a little bit. we have a wind advisory for the bay bridge so careful across the span. >>> forget the guard dog. what this unusual animal was protecting in a castro valley home. >> plus,

but this one, eden bridals, $138.us. >> terrific. >> one last trend, it's gray. >> one last trend, gray. gray is the new black, so for our splurge we have a monique leullier $350 dress. gorgeous dress. you know that would look amazing on your girls. but we have a save here from target.com. $69. you can find them all over the place. this is alicia. yep, yep, yep, that's the thing. gray is the new black. >> is it real fabric? >> it's real fabric. >> it's very inexpensive. >> let's bring all the ladies out. lady, thank you. gorgeous. great job, thank you so much. >> really great job. >>>> all right, did you get a new dog this holiday? well, sit and stay. >> animal trainer bill deloney will teach us the basics of dog training. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> if you gave in to your kids begging you for a dog this holiday you're probably looking at your new four-legged friend and wondering what do i do? >> here we have some very simple but important behaviors to teach your dog. director of animal behavior for the hum

that woman this morning is being treated at eden hospital. her condition is not being released but we are certainly working this morning to reach out to hayward fire department to figure out if we can get a better sense of how this woman is doing. again after she was badly injured. pulled from her burning apartment here. late last night. live this morning in hayward alex savidge. >>> time is 5:01. young child in oakland remains in critical condition after being hit by a car. it happened at 28th avenue and foothill boulevard about 5:30. police say it was not a hit and run. investigators want to know if the young boy ran out into traffic or if he was in the crosswalk. >>> new information this morning on boeing's troubled 787 dream liner. japanese investigator says excess voltage may be causing battery issues. the federal aviation administration grounded all of boeing 787 until they can prove the batteries are safe. that is after a dream liner had to make an emergency landing in japan after a battery light came on. and a battery fire was reporte

i know one thing that will set a record for the number of boeing's eden, last year seven and a half millionear with 100 more locations, my guess is we will pass the 8 million marks. liz: okay. that is -- that is a good talk. i'm guessing you are absolutely probably right. we have seen a little bit of a pullback in the past three months on the stock, but maybe that is a waiting for that big move because we started to turn up. today your having a nice move, but let's talk about the football season. you guys probably like very deeply. it might be a little bit, but this certain teams to get to the playoffs and certain teams to get to the final game, does that make a difference on how many wings read? >> i don't know if it makes a difference in the number of wings. i think a close game definitely makes a difference. and of course we love overtime. every game could go into overtime or extra innings or anything like that. that is a good forecast for how many ways will be eaten. liz: do you start to get more orders as the game goes into overtime? does the fostering of the? >> well, what ends up hap

their dive spot is called east of the eden, but a hungry eel named emma turns this tropical paradise a living hell. we want to warn you, what you are about to see is dangerous. don't attempt to duplicate this or any of the situations you're about to see. a giant moray eel mistakes diver matt butcher's thumb for a piece of sausage. >> when she fist held onto my thumb, i didn't think it was too serious. i thought, okay, she'll let go in a second. after a couple seconds, i realize, wow, i could have a big problem here. >> matt is out that day with his friend to see one of the most dramatic reefs in the world and to meet a moray eel known as emma. matt's a british ex-pat, who's been leading dive tours in thailand for a decade. he knows this territory like the back of his hand. >> makes the adrenaline rush because you know you're going to see this big, ferocious animal and she's going to come out and interact with you. you can play with her, stroke her, and, of course, feed her. >> after all, emma is known for her hardy appetite. in fact, she's adored throughout the dive community in thai

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there was an elaboration of the promise, said chambers, the was made in the garden of eden. relinquish god and follow me and you shall be of god. that was the existential cat nap that fuelled the deep appeal of communism, and it is as built recognized an appeal that had the demise of the soviet empire. you remember that in god and man of yale he said the struggle between communism and 80 acs sun is the most important in the world come and this striking struggle between individualism and collectivism is the same struggle on a different level. now how conservatives have children and should deal with that survival is part of what we are charged with discussing on this panel. how we describe ourselves today and sent that manichean threat. the late irving kristol, a friend of many of us hear some of our situation with his customary in sight and elegance when he said in an essay written shortly after the collapse of the soviet union that, and i am quoting now, there is no after the cold war for me. so far after having ended michael barr come having increased in intensity sector af

it was an aberration of the seductive promise that was made in the garden of eden, relinquished god, and follow me, said the serpent, and he shall be as god. that was the heber stick existential catnip that fuelled the deep appeal of communism, and it is and is still recognized, an appeal that survives the demise of the soviet empire. you remember that in god and man at yale, one of the most famous lines there, i believe that the struggle between communism and atheism is the most important in the world, and then this striking, gasol, and that the struggle between individualism and collectivism is the same struggle on a different level. now, exactly how conservatives had dealt and should deal with that survival and the survival is part of what we are charged with discussing on this panel. how the conservatives understand themselves today absent that manichean -- that manichean threat. late irving kristol, a friend of many of us here summed up our situation with his customary insight and elegance when he said in an essay written shortly after the collapse of the soviet union that -- an

i rise today to recognize the eden prairie police department as they celebrate their 40th anniversary this year. since the creation of the public safety department in december of 1972, eden prairie community has been safer and stronger because of the wonderful work of its police officers. a police department that started with only five officers, a secretary, and two patrol cars has grown to be a thriving pillar of our community, employing more than 60 officers today. every day i am amazed by the hard work of police departments and officers across minnesota, but i am particularly and especially proud of my hometown's eden prairie police department. i would like to congratulate them and all the officers on an impressive 40 years serving our opportunity. mr. paulsen: every police officer past and present, thank you for your service and thank you for providing for our continued safety. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there further requests for one minute speeches? under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, -- under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013

eden grabbed the ball. continued play. some say hazard is cool. hazards says no. that red card meant he was off the field for the antics. he did later apologize to the ball boy. i'm not sure the condition of the ball boy at this time. not fair. not fun either. >> here is incredible video. that is an ak. and you are looking right into it. houston area police officer staring right in front of him coming under fire during a bank robby turned police chase. shots fired. jeepers. dash camfootage of those rounds hitting the cruiser. the police officer was hurt badly. he was hit in the head, the arm. this video now coming to light because of the trial of the guy who did this. police officer is okay now. this chase happened two years ago. that is what it is like to be one of your bravest. nice to have you. "newsroom" continues now. >> we are taking you around the world in 60 minutes. we begin with nuclear threats against the united states. north korea announced plans to test more nuclekes and more lon range rocket launches. north korea's defense commission calls america th

eden hazard. they blamed the boy. saying to give the ball back. >> are you kidding me? that's crazy. >> okay. you've weighed in on it. >>> we're going to turn to katie couric's interview with manti te'o, the notre dame football player caught up in the love hoax. sat down with katie for several hours. it will air this afternoon on "katie." and katie joins us right now. what a conversation. >> it was really interesting to talk to manti after all the coverage, all of the controversy. and prior to this interview, george, a lot of people tweeted me or facebooked me and said, please, ask him for his phone records. and, in fact, we did. and he showed them to us. and there were dozens of calls to this number, this number of so-called lennay, you know? and some of them lasted for hours on end. even overnight. so, we talked about that. and here's what he had to say. i understand you would fall asleep holding the phone? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: or with the phone next to you. connected to this individual. and then, when you woke up, you would talk to this person. i hope you have rol

. >> reporter: they're giving up this childhood eden to -- >> get rid of the mortgage, the car paymentsn to live full time in this rv. with enough kids to field a football team. >> carrie. >> brody. >> kylie. >> mattie. >> that's 11. >> dan thought our family was complete. >> then this little bench warmer, cody, was born last october. >> i think everybody already looks at us and says my gosh, 12 kids. how on earth do you cope? >> living so close together. it could be like putting kittens in a sack. ♪ >> reporter: how do you handle the chaos of 14 kids and adults on the road? >> we do try to lead and not bar bark. >> reporter: to ease overcrowding, kids camp outside when they can. cutting edge technology make this is pioneer lifestyle possible. dan doesn't need an office to be a software engineer. the internet links them to the necessities of everyday life. this is the kind of family that would have been first in line on the oregon trail. they would have fit right in with those folks in covered wagons. the ankkelloggs set off for the same reason as pioneers, freedom from ordinary lives.