he can be the eternal reason of an eternal creation. it is also not very clear how can we really grasp the idea of a starting point, of an absolute beginning. what should that mean? nothing before it, does time end there, does time begin. already the term to begin is a temporal term so we i think we do not have a real clear distinctive notion of an absolute beginning.... even if you refer to big bang cosmology some would say ok before that there was some kind of quantum effect in the void or something yeah so you always have to presuppose something out of which this beginning arises.... if we assume that god is the reason for an eternal universe which you find completely consistent with an idea of god - it seems like that emulsifies god into sort of a wispy thing that is rather amorphous because ...if you could have god being the cause of this thing that always existed well the thing itself is always existing. it's its own cause. i mean there is no, no difference between the universe always existing and the universe always existing beca

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity". premieres sunday night 9 eastern. >> i want to continue the conversation on housing for a minute, it's such an important part of the economy. there is a huge change going on in many neighborhoods across the country. it might even be inous. big investors are buying up foreclosed homes in distressed communities as far as they can. then they're turning them into rental homes. it's creating a buy to rent industry. some locals say the big financial firms have bought so many homes its driving up prices. to check that out we traveled to georgia just outside of atlanta. that area has the second largest number of homes bought by investors outside of tucson, arizona. this is like an auction that is like a feeding frenzy. [ auctioneer ] >> meteorologist: the first tuesday of every month this is the scene on the courthouse in gentleman. hundreds of dispressed properties sold in the blink of an eye. >> well, it's very exciting, somewhat like herding cats. >> reporter: it's bryce's first time at th

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity". premieres sunday night 9 eastern. my name is jonathan betz. i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. >>my name is ranjani chakraborty, i'm from houston, texas. >>i'm kim bondy. >>nicole deford. >>and i'm from new orleans. >>san francisco, california. when i was a little kid, i just really loved the news. >>news was always important in my family. >>i knew as a kid that was exactly what i wanted to do. >>i learned to read by reading the newspaper with my great-grandfather every morning. >>and i love being able to tell other people stories. >>this is it, i want to be a part of this. >>this is what really drove me to al jazeera america. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. content while s

virgin mary, mother of god, with blessed joseph, her spouse, with the blessed and all the saints to eternal life and may praise and glorify you through your son, jesus christ. >> through him and with him and in him, oh god, almighty father, in unity of the holy spirit, all glory and honor is yours, forever and forever. >> ♪ [singing] ♪ >> ♪ amen, amen, amen ♪ ♪ amen, amen, amen ♪ >> let us stand. at the savior's commend and formed by devine teaching we now dare to say, our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be the name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. giver us this day or day bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. >> deliver us lord we pray from every evil. graciously grant peace in our ways and by the help of our mercy we may be free from sin as we await the blessed home from the coming out of our savior jesus christ. lord, jesus christ, who said peace i leave you, my peace i give you, look not on our sins but on the faith of her church and grant her peace and ac

the very center of rome, where there is an endless frenzy of traffic, the eternal rush hour, the eternal city. they say that all roads lead to rome, and it sometimes feels like that to you live here. flood the piazzas. was assaulted by the barbarians, but the modern city has to cope with the invasion of the motorists. drivers use to to race down to the heart of the historic center , reducing the colosseum to not much more than around about. one of the world's most famous buildings sitting in a torrent of traffic. in all of those themes and of thoses -- in all fumes and vibrations. suddenly there was a very different picture. a new column has fallen on the agent arena, and it is thanks to , rome's new mayor, a cycling and it easiest himself who has been a -- a cycling is the easiest himself to a much traffic on the roads, and he plans to pedestrianize the area completely. >> i think we have to make a choice, in a place like this where history is talking to us. either cars or monument. my choice is monument. >> but all of that traffic diverted away from the colosseum just to go somewhere i

michael, your documentary into eternity, airs on al jazeera.e appreciate your coming. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, bob filner steps down but goes on the a tack. why do men in political situations get in this trouble? >> there is an area where you there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. with an autographed jersey, and this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. my staff has read the entire thing. can congress say the same? mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "america tonight." sglovrjs our -- >> our news coverage reveal mor

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>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity". premieres sunday night 9 eastern. >> baltimore wasn't always a city in decline. it was once a shipping powerhouse, one of the largest seaports of the mid-atlantic states, and a major center of industrial manufacturing. >> in the late '60s, baltimore had industries like bethlehem steel, a huge ship-building industry, a very active port. >> neill franklin is a retired police major who spent 34 years in law enforcement. he's seen the decay first hand. >> late '60s, early '70s mainly, jobs started leaving baltimore. industries started leaving, going overseas, wherever it ended up. it just wasn't here in baltimore anymore. but it was also around that time that richard nixon decided that he was going to start a war against public enemy number one: drugs. >> but it was president ronald reagan who turned that rhetorical war into a literal one. >> you have to show that you have a drug criminal problem. so how do you do that? through arrests. >> at a time when drug crime was actually on the dec

michael, your documentary into eternity, airs on al jazeera. we appreciate your coming. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, bob filner steps down but goes on the a tack. why do men in political situations get in this trouble? >> there is an area where you content while setting new standards in journalism. >> a new voice of journalism in the u.s., al jazeera america. america. >> we tell the human store ri from around the block, across the country. >> if joe can't find work, his family will go from living in a hotel to living in their car. >> connected, inspired, bold. what happens when social media filner's resignation as san diego's mayor has been unanimously accepted by the city council. the democratic mayor's term will now officially end a week from today. he blamed his conduct on the combination of awkwardness and hubris. then he went on the offensive. >> the city should not have been put through this. and my own personal.failures were responsible. and i apologize. not one allegation, members of the council, has ever been independently verifie

shotgun for eternity! you can't call shotgun for eternity. i just called it.ll things, barney. i call that i can call things! nah-uh. yeah-huh. hey, baby. beer. are you okay? beer. (whimpers) okay, what happened? arthur hobbs is one of the senior partners at my firm, and he's... he's my boss. he seems like a nice guy, but he's got a nickname... artillery arthur. how's your morning going? it's going fine; how is yours? not too bad, not too bad. hey, is ferguson in yet? he is, he's in... just in his office next door. that's great. have a good one, buddy. you, too. you never know who's gonna get hit... arthur: hey, ferguson! i read your report, and it's complete crap! no, you know what? that's an insult to crap. if you last two more days here, i'll be shocked! shocked! (door slams) it was brutal, but the worst was a few minutes later. did you hear that? yeah, sorry. can you believe he did that on take your daughter to work day? so that brings us to today. oh, no. a little background. so i'm working on this report called "using 23-b-3 spurious class action precede

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the documentary "into eternity" looks at nuclear waste. scientists living in the future will need to know about its dangerous. >> this is probably the only testimony of our time. >> you're know entering a repository with nuclear fuse from the 21st century. >> must be stored in a safe place. >> this place should not be disturbed. >> don't go there. it's dangerous. it's radioactive. >> you can't see it. you can't smell it. >> don't touch anything. >> go back to the surface and take better care of our world than we did once. >> and you will be safe if you stay away from it. >> good luck. >> "into eternity" premieres tonight on al jazeera at 9:00 p.m. 7:0 7:00 p.m. pacific. >>> a train derailed in mexico city on a stretch of tracks along a river. it's only access by boat. the train is known for carrying mexican and central america migrants who pay smugglers to travel towards the u.s. border. >>> it's been a tough year for the chicago school direct. there have been teacher strikes, job cuts and the biggest school closing in u.s. history. studen

we'll eat really well, and go local after dark, lacing together the eternal city's most romantic nightts. the old center of rome is best explored on foot, ideally in the spring or fall. for me, the most exhausting thing about traveling here is the heat of summer. we're here in the springtime, it's much more comfortable. while much of rome is splendid and grandiose, it can be intimate as well. regardless of your sightseeing agenda, getting out early lets you enjoy some of the world's great public spaces while they're just waking up. early birds can even enjoy the generally packed pantheon nearly all to themselves. a morning spent wandering is filled with surprises. playful fountains decorate squares. poke around. explore. in the back streets, it's clear -- this city is a collection of real neighborhoods artfully living well in a rustic and ancient shell.

years turned into eternity. nobody should ever have to go through what i went through or anybody else not even the worstes enemy. >> michelle knight stood just feet away from ariel castro in a cleveland room. this is the first time she has been seen publicly since her rescue from the house before she was held captive for a decade. a judge's message to castro during today's sentencing, there's no place in this world for those who enslave others. he will spend the rest of his life in jail plus 1,000 years. cbs reporter jerica duncan with new details on his apology to the victims and his attempt justify what he did. >> reporter: ariel castro did a double-take as he returned from a break in his sentencing hearing. in the back of the courtroom sat michelle knight one of the three women kept as a sex slave for 10 years. investigators say he impregnated knight five times in captivity and forced her to miscarry. moments later she addressed the court not looking at castro. >> he told me that my family didn't care, nobody

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity". premieres sunday night 9 eastern. mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "america tonight." sglovrjs our -- >> our news coverage reveal more of america's stories. >> coming up on al jazeera this evening, the lingering problems with nuclear power. every day radioactive wasted from power plants is isolated. the documentary" into eternity" covers the facilities. 100,000 years scientists say living there will need to know about. dangers. >> this is probably the only testimony of our time. >> you're now entering the repository with nuclear fuel from the 21st century. >> it must be stored in a safe praise. >> this place must not be disturbed. >> do not go there. >> you can't see it, smell it. >> don't such anything. >> go back up to the surface and take better care of our burled. world. >> reporter: one of those leaders is b

when jesus says, "i give them eternal life," what is eternal life? until your next sin? you don't play around with language, folks. amen. if jesus didn't obtain for us eternal life, if he said they shall never perish, but they could perish, he should told us, all right? now it's one thing to be in church and you are a professor, professing salvation, all right, compared to a possessor of salvation. we can't tell what is saved and who is not, that's true. but if something lives like the devil, i question whether he's born again, whether she's born again. they might have a cross, they might say they are christians, but they are professors, not possessors. that's a different story. but true possessors of salvation cannot enjoy sin. all right, they might enjoy it for a while, but they always come up groaning and, "why did i do that? why?" that is a true believer. romans 1, "i'm not ashamed of the gospel of christ." paul says, "i'm not ashamed of the god news of christ, for it is the power of god unto salvation." and i've said this again and again, all right, and it bears rep

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity". premieres sunday night 9 eastern. hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. i started in a small television station in rural arkansas. it's a part of the country that often gets overlooked. but there are a lot of fascinating people there, a lot of fascinating stories there. i like that al jazeera will pay attention to those kinds of places. what drew me to journalism is i like the idea that we are documenting history. al jazeera documents it like none other. and to be a journalist, and to be part of a team like that? that's an incredible blessing. while the death toll from cholera continues to rise, a new fight for justice has begun. mario joseph is the most famous lawyer in haiti. he's won landmark victories for victims of political persecution. today, he's collecting medical records. with very limited resources mario is representing thousands of haitians who've been affected by cholera. it's the case of his life - they're try

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity".y night 9 eastern. >> it is no secret that the soaring cost of a college education is a financial burden for america's middle class. president barack obama proposed creating a new system to rate colleges on how much value they offer students based on graduation rates, loan debt and tuition. he wants congress to tie federal aid to colleges on how well they score. this is all designed to make college more affordable. whether the president's plan goes anywhere in washington is far from certain but there is no doubt that outrage over tuition is focussing more attention on the pay and perks awarded to university presidents. some critics say that the tuition may fall if university presidents were not paid so much. but as reported, the pay of college pst have to do with how much money they have to raise. >> kayla smith waits tables at night after working in a downtown columbus office for a non-profit group. >> if you need anything -- >> it is the only way she can payoff the 40,000 dollars in

and hail him as my matchless king through all eternity. you're holy. you're worthy. of worship and our praise. of all honor, all power. all glory to your name. you're holy. you're worthy of worship and our praise. all honor, all power, all glory to your name. holy, holy, holy. lord god almighty. all thy works shall praise thy name in earth and sky and sea. holy, holy, holy. merciful and mighty. god in three persons, blessed trinity. all honor, all power, we worship you, most holy. all honor, all power, we worship you, most holy lord. [applauding] >> stress is a killer. i wonder what brings the most stress into your life. is it your family? maybe some friend. maybe it's your job. maybe it's your health. maybe it's the direction of our nation. but when you look around, there's just stress everywhere. there's conflict. there is distress about all kind of situations. you look around. you ask yourself the question, whatever happened to peace and joy and all those things we used to talk about? this is a time and a period of great stress. and people are feeling it. and they

but you will face hell for eternity.> now after michelle knight finished her statement, castro himself spoke up in a bizarre and rambling 16-minute statement. he actually blamed his victims, insisted he was not a monster. the details and not being a monster really don't seem to match up in this one. >> yeah, and he pretty much sat emotionless during much of what she had to say. i think he only flinched once when she mentioned his eternity. now it is his turn. >> now it's his turn, right? what a brave woman to actually go there in court. you know? >> absolutely. >> who could possibly put themselves in that person's shoes. to go there in court must have take an lot of focus and a lot of guts. because it is disturbing. you know what i mean? >> absolutely. she's -- it's telling, she was, the only one of the three victims that did that. >> all right. >>> all right. well, a florida woman is under arrest accused of keeping her 30-year-old autistic son in squalid dungeon like conditions. police in sweetwater say the man was kept

whether it allows them to use blackmail and other forms of leverage all of this is part of the the eternal kid if you will of u.s. imperialism in latin american around the world. to secretary kerry justifying suburbans in latin america to be part of once again sticking it to call pride in forces in celebration of its staff anniversary of the flagship pirate website has released a modified browser intended to second band censorship and speaking to r.c. the lido sweden's pirate party commented on the science extraordinary voyage and gave her thoughts on that debate and it is actually quite amazing that the part of still alive i mean it's been around for ten years and ten years is an eternity in internet time and it's also a site that has been persecuted by a lot of corporate industry companies especially from from america from hollywood and but also music industry but i think also that the copyright industry will have a really really hard time trying to close them down even in the future at the core your party focuses on no free flow information how does a lens figure in your party is thinki

the years turned into eternity. i knew nobody cared about me, he told me that my family didn't care even on holidays. christmas was the most traumatic day because i never got to spend it with my son. nobody should ever have to go through what i went through or anybody else, not even the worsen my. gina was my teammate. she never let me fall. i never let her fall. she nursed me back to health. when i was dying from his abuse. my friendship with her is the only thing that was good out of this situation. we said we will some day make it out alive and we did. ariel castro, i remember all the times that you came home talking about what everybody else did wrong and act like you wasn't doing the same thing. you said at least i didn't kill you. for you took 11 years of my life away, and i have got it back. i spent 11 years in hell, and now your hell is just beginning. i will overcome all of this that happened. you will face hell for eternity. from this moment on won't let you define me or affect who i am. you will live -- i

years turned into eternity. i knew nobody cared about me.e told me that my family didn't care to torment me, even on holidays. christmas was the most traumatic day because i never got to spend it with my son. nobody should ever have to go through what i went through or anybody else, not even the worstest enemy. gena was my teammate. she never let me fall, i never let her fall. she nursed he back to health. when i was dying from his abuse. my friendship with her is the only thing that was good out of this situation. we said we will some day make it out alive and we did. ariel castro, i remember all the times that you came home talking about what everybody else did wrong and act like you wasn't doing the same thing. you said, at least i didn't kill you. you took 11 years of my life away and i have got it back. i spent 11 years in hell. now, your hell is just beginning. i will overcome all this that happened but you will face hell for eternity. from this moment define me or i am. you will live -- i will live on, you will die a little everyday.

and that's an eternal story. we should listen to that but we tend not to. >> rose: this quote may come from you and you can take authorship if you like. "there's a danger that shakespeare on his pedestal is throwing everybody else too far into the shade for us to consider them viable." you. >> you see, shakespeare didn't spring fully formed like athee that from the brow of suisse. he came out of a school of writers, a stable of writers, a bit like the hollywood stable of writers in the 1930s. shakespeare was collaborating probably more than we know of more. and i guess what's happened is zeus we've put shakespeare so high on his pedestal that we forget all those other writers, the christopher marlowe and john webster. those are great writers, too. and it's important that we see shakespeare in context and i think a company that the royal shakespeare company in stratford is very, very well placed to do. >> if it be you that stirs these daughters' hearts against their father fool me not so much, touch me with noble

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity".remieres sunday night 9 eastern. >> more than one in three americans will be diagnosed with cancer at some pine if their lives, and when that diagnoses is a malignant brain tumor, it's often a death sentence b. not always. a young woman with a revolutionary therapy, a killer force for good. meet stephanie. the pain in stephanie's head began in the spring of 2011. >> i just started noticing the back of my eyes would hurt bad, and then the migraines started. i couldn't bathe myself, dress myself. all i could do was lie there in pain. >> >> reporter: the headaches became so bad that stephanie checked into the local er. >> they found something, and took her to greenville. and i hit my knees. >> >> reporter: doctors found the tumor in june and operated almost immediately. fears. >> any time anybody says the cancer word, you automatically think the worst. >> >> reporter: it was a very aggressive, pediatric brain tumor. >> >> reporter: for nearly a year, they battled it with therapies, conven

years turned into eternity. i knew nobody cared about me. he told me that my family didn't care. >> reporter: knight was 21 years old when castro lured her in with promises of a puppy for her son. amanda berry 16 when she was abducted. today she's 27. gina dejesus was 14. now 23. >> gina was my teammate. she never let me fall. i never let her fall. she nursed me back to health when i was dying from his abuse. >> reporter: michelle was the only victim who came to court. he's 32 years old but so small her rescuers thought she was a child. today she was a tiny tower of strength. as she spoke, ariel astro's eyes never left her. this is the moment he registered emotion. >> i spent 11 years in hell. your hell is just beginning. i will overcome all this that happened but you will face hell for eternity. >> reporter: today a new glimpse into what those women endured. the rusty chains castro used to retrain them often for weeks at a time with little food. we learned they all kept diaries documenting their ordeal, fearing they would never make it out

but you will face hell for eternity. from this moment on, i will not let you define me. or affect who i am. you will live -- i will live on. you will die a little every day. as you think about the 11 years and atrocities you inflicted on us. what does god think of you hypocritically going to church every sunday, coming home to torture us? the death penalty would be so much easier. you don't deserve that. you deserve to spend life in prison. i could forgive you, but i'll never forget. with the guidance of god, i will prevail and help others that suffered at the hands of others. writing this statement gave me the strength to be a stronger woman. and know that there's good -- there's more good than evil. i know that there's a lot of people going through hard times. but we need to reach out a hand and hold them. and let them know that they're being heard. after 11 years, i am finally being heard. and it's liberating. thank you all. i love you. god bless you. >> thank you, ms. knight. >> incredible. michelle knight, small in stature, tremendous in strength, in that courtroom

god whose son left us in body, grantt of his and strengthened by it our brother art may come to the eternalable of christ who lives and reigns forever and ever. >> amen. >> before we go our separate ways let us take leave our or brother art. may we express our affection for him. may it ease our sadness and strengthen our hope. one day, we shall greet you again. even death things, tself. >> our song of final commendation and farewell, number 175 in the red worship hymnal. >> in your hands, we commend our brother art in the sure and certain hope that together with all who have died in christ he will rise with him on the last day. we give you thanks for the blessings which we bestowed upon art in this life. there are signs of your goodness and fellowship with the saints and christ. turn to us and listen to our prayers. open the gates of paradise to your servant. and help us who remain to comfort one another with assurances of faith until we all meet in christ. now with you and with our brother, forever and ever. amen. >> amen. >> in peace, let us take our rother to his place of rest. >> please

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity".emieres sunday night 9 eastern. >> when the house heads back to work next month, immigration reform is something that they will have to deal with. in arizona, immigration rights activists dealt with it their own way. brought to the u.s. as children, they were arrested as they chained themselves to fence at facility. those who don't have documents and are already in the country, and they would like an end to immigration raids and deportation. the so-called dream nine sought to get back into the u.s. after asylum and spending two weeks in arizona's detention center, the dream 9 were released. they all would have persecution if sent back to their own country. fear of persecution from immigrants crossing the border to mexico has increased in the last years. asylum in the nine months. i'm joined by one of the dream nine and could founder of the youth alliance that sponsored the alliance. she moved from mexico when 14, and she's pursuing an immigration degree at university of santa clara. an

hell from eternity.rom this moment on, i will not let you define me or who i am. you have lived -- i will live on, you will die a little every day. as you think about 11 years and the atrocities you inflicted on us. hypocriteically going -- what does god think of you hypocritely going to church every sunday, coming home to torture us? penalty will be so much easier -- death penalty would be so much easier. you don't deserve that. you deserve life in prison. i can forgive you, but i will never forget. i will prevail and help others that have suffered at the hands of others. writing this statement gave me the strength to be a stronger woman and know that there's good, there's more good than evil. i know that there is a lot of people going through hard times, be i we need to reach out a hand and hold them and let them though that they're being heard. after 11 years i've finally been heard, and it's liberating. thank you all. i love you. god bless you. >> thank you, ms. knight. >> you were going to cover som

i will overcome all this what happened, but you will face hell for eternity. >> joining us live from outside the courthouse in cleveland is cnn's pamela brown. we got our first look at some of the evidence recovered from the crime scene today and it paints this bone chilling picture of what was going on inside that house. tell us about it. >> reporter: and to think, jake, this wasn't all the evidence that authorities had. they didn't want to show the full scope of evidence because it was too graphic and would revictimize the women. we did see our first glimpse inside ariel castro owes home and we saw the conditions these women lived in, we saw the rooms they lived in, the tiny rooms, 11 1/2 x 11 1/2 feet. we saw the chains that they talked about. they talked about how the rooms had barely ventilation. they talked about how there were just cut-outs so they could have some air but there were no door knobs inside so they couldn't escape. ariel castro went to such great lengths to keep these women captive that he set up an alarm system that he created on his own so that the women, again,

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we're eternally grateful. >> he didn't fit. motive unclear,,,hannah say dimagggio had a rifle and fired at least one round on saturday before fbi agents killed him in in rural idaho. and you're going to want to stay with us on the kron-4 news at eight. marc klaas will be in studio to talk about hannah ahead. studio -- tonight on the kron-4 news at eight. oakland police aren't saying friday is that of missing oakland woman sandra coke. the federal investigator was last seen about a week ago. police say she was seen with her long-time ex-boyfriend. a paroled sex-offender -- on the day of her disappearance. he's 56-year-old randy alana - and police consider him a person of interest in the case. bart trains are running -- and will be through at least october. a judge has signed off on governor brown's request for a 60-day cooling-off period between bart and its union members. that means no strike -- at least for now. kron4 talked to riders today. during the cooling off period -- both sides will continue to work on a new contract. w

the years turn into eternity, i knew nobody cared about me. you told me that my family didn't care.n on holidays, christmas was more traumatic,. nobody should ever have to go through what i went through or anybody else. not even your worse enemy. she never let me fall, i never let her fall. she nursed me back to health when i was dying from his abuse. my friendship with her is the only thing that as good out of the situation. we said we will some day make it out alive. and we did. you took 11 years of my life away. and i have got it back. i lived 11 years of hell. now your hell is just beginning. i will overcome all of this that happened. but you will face hell for eternity. from this moment on, i will not let you define me or who i am. i will live on, you will die a little every day. as you think about the 11 years, and the abuse you inflicted on us. what about you hypocritically going to church every sunday, coming home to torture us? you don't deserve anything, you deserve life in prison. i can forgive you, but i will never forget. >> joining me now is dawn hughes, a clinical psy

. >> eternity. i knew nobody cared about me. >> he says terror. he says he is really not that that bad. >> i am just sick. >> tonight, judgment day for the man behind cleveland house of who are row roars. >> a massive meat recall because the beef may be contaminated with potentially deadly bacteria. now, beware of the burgers. also, the nfl cheerleader with an extraordinary path. >> my dad was make sure that soldiers that were actually out doing combat missions were able to communicate. >> harris: an iraq war veteran makes her dream come true. >> harris: we begin tonight with an extraordinary look at the strengths of a survivor. in the delusions of a mad man. hours ago, ariel castro sat in court as the judge sentenced him to life in prison 1,000 years for good measure. castro kidnapped three women kept them chained up in his home. raped them, beat them, forced one of them to have several miss carriages. his crimes are unthinkable. today his response and excuses were unimaginable. he said the sex he had with his victims was mostly senel. he claimed

look, neil, as i was listening to the press conference, particularly the eternal answer on obamacare, realize the senate is not the only source of a filibuster. >> neil: interesting. larry, thank you very-very much. now to the latest on the nsa scandal. the general in charge of the agency wants to stop leaks coming from folks like edward snowden by replacing the i.t. guys with the machines those i.t. guys general live watch. >> do you read me? do you read me, signal. >> affirmative, dave. i read you. >> open the pod bay doors, hal. >> i'm sorry, dave. i'm afraid i can't do that. >> hal, i won't argue with you anymore. open the doors. >> dave, this conversation can serve in purpose anymore. goodbye. >> hal? hal? >> okay, so maybe it won't be that bad. but i'm just telling you, putting your face in machine will -- well, put your faith in man. mike huckabee says machines won't fix the problem. >> i was so glad to see you would that clip from "2001." it does remind me that sometimes maybe we should get some machines to do things because humans can be even more stubborn than hal was. >> ne

>> it is an invisible danger. >> al jazeera america presents "into eternity".mieres sunday night 9 eastern. >> welcome back. international aid group doctors without borders say there are signs that thousands of people have been exposed to neurotoxic agents. syrian tv showed pictures of a cache of what they called rebel-held weapons. >>> fire spreads at yosemite national park. the governor of california has declared a state of emergency in san francisco. the fire threatens that city's power supply. >> the championship weekend at little league world series. we have more on these talented kids. you've been hanging out with them, too. >> they're taller than me. >> 6'4". >> yes, 6'4" from california. we start off with 16 teams around the world but now we're down to the final four. the kids from chula sees at a, california, now this was a rematch with japan winning, so mexico looking for redemption, and looking here. ramÓn mendoza advertise it up with that monster shot to centerfield. it will stay that way until the sixth. who is your hero? the home run and let the c

no, indeed, his words are etched in eternity and echo through the ages to us today were a tribute to the tenacity of an intrepid people who though oppressed refused to remain in bondage. those words of martin luther king, jr., were a clarion call to all people of good will to rise up together, to make this nation live out the true meaning of its creed and to perfect within us a more perfect union. and so i stand here today in this sacred place in my father's footsteps. i am humbled by the heavy hand of history. but more than that, i am -- i, like you, continue to feel his presence. i, like you, continue to hear his voice crying out in the wilderness. the admonition is clear. this is not the time for nostalgic commemoration nor is this the time for self-congrat la tri celebration. the time is not done. the journey is not complete. we can and we must do more. the vision preached by my father a half century ago was that his four little children would one day live in a nation where they would not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. however, sadly t

but you will face hell for eternity. >> reporter: when it was ariel castro's turn, he refused to take responsibility for what he did. but at one point he did attempt to apologize. >> i am truly sorry to michelle and amanda and the dejesus family. you guys know all the harmony that went on in that home. >> reporter: castro also denied physically and sexually abusing the women. >> most of the sex that went on in the house, practically all of it was consensual. these allegations about me forcing upon them, that is totally wrong. >> reporter: he even tried to justify his behavior. >> they're trying to paint me as a monster, and i'm not a monster. i'm sick. my sexual problem has been so bad on my mind. >> reporter: over defense objections, prosecutors presented a detailed reconstruction of what the women endured for a decade inside castro's home, using a model of his house and showing these photos of their rooms, with boarded up windows and rusty chains, even describing how the girls were abducted, including the moment when h

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he loves you, although if you don't love him back, he will send you to for eternity. >> host: who are some of your authors? >> guest: i'm a huge fan of hl mencken of course. i don't know. most of my reading today was either ancient history or science. so when i look at the bookshelf next to my bed or library, and is overrepresented in those two areas. so that's just the way it is. >> host: doug casey, in "totally incorrect," what is the fear barometer? >> guest: were referring to the one he could use in the market place? as the contrarian, you want to buy -- the original was quite correct. two weeks from now, i'll be in cyprus because this is a little known fact. how much is the cyprus stock market down? there's only about 50 stocks and they don't trade a lot of volume at all. how much is an anomaly from the peak of 2007? any idea? nobody does. 90%. it's a good time to get on the plane and take a look if there's any value in these come needs. berkshire hathaway among the rebels are 90% discounts. >> host: what do you think of an investor like warren buffett who is out there and well k

i will overcome all this that happened but you will face hell for eternity. from this moment i will not let you get me. >> we saw the inside of the home where castro kept the victims. on the stand a special agent explains the pictures, alarm clocks, to act as alarms and a workbook pages taped on the wall in the room amanda shared with her daughter and closets nailed and chains and looks. amanda and gina dejesus not in court but amanda's sister and gina dejesus' cousin talked and the sentence was handed down, life, no parole, and 1,000 years. >> we have breaking news from richmond, city council member has died. he was in a medical coma after he was hospitalized for a severe bacteria sinus infection. he won a seat on the city council but never sworn in because of the illness. he passed away around 1:00 o'clock a.m. at 54 years old. >> turning thousand to the threat of a bart strike we are going to know in hours whether a 72 hour street notice will be issued that could come tonight if progress isn't made on the contract nexts. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield j

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. >> really it's changed me in every way by realizing that our souls are eternal. >> reporter: the bookoof of heaven," has sparked a lot of controversy. you know you do have skeptics out there who are just saying it's not uncommon for people near death to have all sorts of funky things going on inside their bodies. >> well, that's why the fact that i had meningitis that was so severe, i mean, that should not have allowed for any experience. >> reporter: dr. alexander maintains his brain was so completely shut down that the visions he had could simply not have been generated there. he says he wrote down everything he remembered, now in his book, before speaking to anyone, so as not to taint his memory. you then went on to read about other people's near-death experiences. was it striking how similar what you had written was to what they had experienced? >> it was absolutely astonishing. >> i really felt the white light was god. >> i stopped walking and i saw my grandmother. >> you could see peace. you could see love. >> reporter: and all the other afterlife stories everybody told of being

i will overcome all this that happened but you will face fahe for eternity. from this moment on, i will not let you define me or affect who i am. i will live on, you will die a little every day as you think about the 11 years and atrocities you inflicted on us. what does god think of you hypocritically going to church every sunday? coming home to torture us. death penalty wiould be so much easier. you don't deserve that. you deserve to spend your life in prison. i can forgive you, but i will never forget. with the guidance of god, i will prevail and help others who have suffered at the hands of others. writing this statement gave me the strength to be a stronger woman. and know that there's good -- there's more good than evil. i know that there is a lot of people going through hard times, but we need to reach out a hand and hold them and let them know that they're being heard. after 11 years, i am finally being heard and it is liberating. thank you all. i love you. god bless you. >> thank you, miss knight. >> you want to cover the sentencing criteria? >> yes,

one of his victims, 32-year-old michele knight, said he faces hell for eternity. the former school bus driver seated guilty to 937 criminal charges as part of the deal to spare him the death penalty. he was arrested in may after one of the women escaped from his home. the spanh minier has admitted he made a mistake, but has refused to resign. opposition parties say he has failed to give a convincing response to allegations his party received illegal donations and use them to make unlawful payments to senior members. >> a scandal that has undermined the authority of the spanish government. the prime minister arrived a parliament early on thursday. he had been summoned to testify about his alleged involvement in shady donations received by the disgraced former treasurer. members wanted clarification as to why he had maintained close ties to the man accused of corruption, currently in jail awaiting trial. >> the facts that i want to tell this chamber can be summarized by these words, i made a mistake. i regret it, but it was so. i made a mistake in putting my confide