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of gore and a grin on your face girls is sad with a thousand yards tear out to the distance as they gaze upon stories of where they can't quite see. either way it is the same story. rules of policies to marines maneuvering and decides he will go show what our regular guy he is and how. as i tell the story the lieutenant-colonel is a large area in barrow man with fresh past cammies in a short, tight mustache with a huge hand. he comes up to us and says, year, let me help you. and without waiting for us to respond or warn them of he reaches down in grams a body bag i describe how he launches of as though he were doing a cleaning jerk. he was strong, given that, i'd say, but the bag ripped from the edge of the trucks back gate and the skin tears through the stomach. running blood and fluid pop out. human sippets in the face running guns mustache. if i'm telling the stories and i can stop there. on telling it funny there's one more crucial bit which corporal g had done when he told the story to me for the first time back in 2004 before either of us had collected remains or knew what we were

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you meet them and understand their sacrifice, you can't help but wonder if maybe the great lady's gaze is not scanning the horizon for opportunity as many believe but instead, checking to see what we have done with ours. when i arrived in dallas, i didn't know he would invite me to his harvard garage weigradua. you don't really find great stores in flying coach. they find you. which i would learn soon when i met donna. but she is an entirely other story. >> a quick update. this past wednesday, mormundi graduated. next week he finishes his medical school requirements and hopes to become a surgeon. and after putting all his kids through school. senior got his bachelor's last year and made the dean's list. in anticipation of memorial day, find out where congress stands on opening a pathway to citizenship. visit news hour.pbs.org. >> announcer: this is pbs news hour weekend saturday. >> a programming note. tuesday evening frontline premiers battle zones, a report from inside ukraine and syria. what follows is an excerpt with the leader of rite sector a ukrainian nationalist group. >> i wan

. >>> and wall street turns its gaze toward tomorrow's monthly reports, we'll tell you what the market expects and why. >>> and handing over the keys, as ceo alan mullaly steps down, what is ahead for the new automaker. >>> and how they are dealing with a mountain of debt that already tops a trillion dollars, all of that and more on thursday the first of may. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome, i'm tyler mathisen, susie gharib is on assignment. well, you know it has been five years since the official end of the great recession, and even though the economy, the stock market and the housing market have made tremendous gains more than 10 million americans who want to working still without a job. today, there were no records set owner wall street as a lot of investors seem to be in a holding pattern waiting for tomorrow's april jobs report. possibly the most important metric on the health of the u.s. economy. hampton pearson with more on what may be in friday's non-farm payroll and why some economists are more cautious than others. >> reporter: optimism for a friday jobs report above

i want to gaze until i am tired at the promised land and then let the snows pile over me.e above: "here lies no one." and then afterwards let the world take its course. ♪ oh, christ-- ♪ oh, holy ghost, our souls inspire ♪ ♪ to sing in heavenly choir and praise most glorious name ♪ no, never look there. that way lies waste and desert. i was a dead man long before i died. good morning. where is your list of sins? i've shouted and whistled all of them all. met no one? only a travelling photographer. well, your time is up. yes, everything is up. the owl smells the light. can you hear him hooting? it's the bell for matins. what's that shining there? only the light from a hut. that sound like someone's sighing. a woman singing. there. yes, there i'll find my sins. set thy house in order. my house, it's there. away, be gone. if your ladle were as a large as a coffin, it would be too small for me and my sins. well, the third crossroads, peer, but then... forward or back, it's equally far. outside or in, i'm still confined. i hear like a wild, unending cry, "go in, go back, go home

now next up, next up on tippy tippy wagerman, folks, if you follow the news you know that benn gazee has been blown up again because of a scandalous new memo linking the obama administration directly to things said by members of the obama administration. and fox news's the fiferx the eric bolling has an ironclad explanation for why they did whatever it is we're accusing them of having done after the benghazi attack. >> one more piece to this don't forget this was prior, prior to osama bin laden being taken down. and the thought was and the discussion was, ask president obama going into the re-election soft on terror or not. >> a lot of people are saying it was after. >> much after. >> was it after. >> yeah, yeah, yeah,. >> my bad, i take it back. >> a great point if it were true. >> yes. that's undeniable. yes. a great point and a fantastic new motto, fox news, fair an balanced, a great point if it were true. (cheers and applause) still-- i've got to give a wag of my finger to dana perino. why did you correct him? bolling was pulling a passionate heart-felt conspiracy theory straight

rallied in support of the pro-russian fighters as their help declared people's republic under the stern gazeinen speaker after speaker was applauded. >> translator: i'm a minor. every time i go to the mine, i risk my life. i'm not afraid. >> translator: they call us separatists, they call us terrorists, i'm just here to support the referendum, because i don't like what is happening in the country. >> reporter: the minors showed nothing buddies contain for the country's new president elect and his latest message. we are in a state of war in the east. the anti-terror operation has begun in earnest. he told a german newspaper. you could say normality is returning to the streets of donetsk. but that depends on your sense of normality. jet fighters have been flying across the skies of the city. a form of psychological war fair. on the main road to the airport, the pro-russian fighters were strengthening their barricades, despite just losing the [ lost audio ] they still believe they can keep the government troops at bay. the red cross has put out a plea for medicine and bandages. >>> four minors

it has two innocent children gazing up in wonder at the devil and is designed so real kids may sit on the lap of say thein. that is wrong. kids this only be sitting in the laps of strange old men at the mall. and worst of all, worst of all, this satanic statue is not even of satan. it's clearly the pagan idol baphomet, a sabbatic goat deity worshipped by the knight tempura. what kind of poseur devil worshipers are we dealing with here? let me guess-- you're reformed sasatanists. we believe all people should be able to imagine the lord of hell in his or her own way. wrong. there have got to be ruse, or just become a lutheran, already. plus, you didn't even get baphomet right who classically is depicted with perched female breasts and a snake-headed caduceus boner. by the way if your snake-headed caduceus boner lasts more than four hours, contact your witch doctor. and, folks, i'm so tired of people continuing to confuse baphomet with satan. and i'm not the only one. joining me now is tonight's first guest, please welcome he who must not be named, satan. ( cheers and applause ) mr. sata

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back in 1995 hillary clearly gave monica one of her democratic psychic gazes second the message loud and clear give the hum tore my husband in the oval office so that 19 years later we can combine forces to publish an article that will help my presidential chances. if i've seen it once, i've seen it a thousand times. and, and i have seen it once. (cheers and applause) >> need more proof? then you're watching the wrong show. plav (laughter) that is it for another edition of stephen colbert's [bleep], tune in next time when i ask how did you know i would be doing this segment again. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) this is smith & forge hard cider. it's like jasper here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples. built to refresh. smith & forge hard cider. made strong. t-mobile introduces 4g lte data for just forty bucks a month. unlimited talk and text for just forty bucks and no overages ever. ♪ say, wow, wow. ♪ girls in the back same. ♪ wow, wow. ♪ enter the party. [ speaking russian ] ♪ ♪ i have no idea what you're saying, but count me in! ♪

back in 1995 hillary clearly gave monica one of her democratic psychic gazes second the message loud and clear give the hum tore my husband in the oval office so that 19 years later we can combine forces to publish an article that will help my presidential chances. if i've seen it once, i've seen it a thousand times. and, and i have seen it once. (cheers and applause) >> need more proof? then you're watching the wrong show. plav (laughter) that is it for another edition of stephen colbert's [bleep], tune in next time when i ask how did you know i would be doing this segment again. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) it takes place in anhaha, cleveland... i love it babe. i'm not your babe. you weren't saying that this morning, when you're like... mmmmm mmmm mmm alright we're done. break up with lingering food. (ding!) mmmmm mmmm for that just brushed clean feeling... ♪ eat, drink, chew orbit i've been using these bounce bursts. they bring outdoor freshness inside, so i guess i forgot i wasn't outside. [ sniffs ] behold. [ birds chirping ] [ shaking ] i love

looking live over san jose, clear skies right now, nice for star gazing. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, who is keeping tabs on the best viewing spots and the worst. >> yes, and as we get a look right now we're not going to hold back on this. the best time to view this is 11:00 p.m. tonight to 1:00 a.m. on saturday. known as the giraffe meteor shower or this very long scientific name, you pick whichever one you want to pronounce. you can see this is all going to happen as our planet passes through the debris field from comet 209p/linear. what does it mean for us? the worst view is going to be at the coastline. if you can get away from the fog, your chances of seeing something is going to dramatically improve. where do you want to look? you want to look towards the north. you're going to have the best shot at seeing some of these meteors. avoid the city lights and no telescopes because the meteors are going to be moving by way too fast. telescope, not the best idea. how many, nasa scientists still are not sure if it's going to be a hit or a

back in 1995 hillary clearly gave monica one of her democratic psychic gazes second the message loud and clear give the hum tore my husband in the oval office so that 19 years later we can combine forces to publish an article that will help my presidential chances. if i've seen it once, i've seen it a thousand times. and, and i have seen it once. (cheers and applause) >> need more proof? then you're watching the wrong show. plav (laughter) that is it for another edition of stephen colbert's [bleep], tune in next time when i ask how did you know i would be doing this segment again. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! it takes place in anhaha, cleveland... i

back in 1995 hillary clearly gave monica one of her democratic psychic gazes second the message loud and clear give the hum tore my husband in the oval office so that 19 years later we can combine forces to publish an article that will help my presidential chances. if i've seen it once, i've seen it a thousand times. and, and i have seen it once. (cheers and applause) >> need more proof? then you're watching the wrong show. plav (laughter) that is it for another edition of stephen colbert's [bleep], tune in next time when i ask how did you know i would be doing this segment again. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. all aboard. rolo. get your smooth on. oral-b pro-health toothbrushes have crisscross bristles that remove up to 90% of hard to reach plaque. feel the difference. oral-b, trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. at oral-b, we take pride because we believe in building something... something to better someone. to better you. to better america. ♪ oral-b. made in the usa. and a

and the designer filled witness fabric pillows and suddenly it's a star gazing platform. >> you can add coop for fresh eggs add a tiny house to your yard. it's 172 square feet, a great way to add living space. >> this is the duzert modern garden. >> low water plants with modern furnishings give you an eco chic garden. and, the city garden. giving you peace, quiet in an urban space >> one of the things i love is how it's taken cinder block, and dressed them with paint. >> the exhibition is part of the sunset celebration weekend, 2014. next in the west. and it's located in menlo park this saturday and sunday. they'll have cooking demonstrations and plenty of exhibitions for information go to abc7 news.com, click on sections link, then look for seven on your side. about 4, 5 rows down. can't miss us. >> thank you very much. >> just ahead, they tell stories of human kind. >> next, work being done in oakland to chronicle and preserve america's cherished >>> folk songs tell stories of human kind. handed down from generation to generation. but in a day of mass-produced music is there still a p

and the designer filled witness fabric pillows and suddenly it's a star gazing platform. >> you can addck coop for fresh eggs add a tiny house to your yard. it's 172 square feet, a great way to add living space. >> this is the duzert modern garden. >> low water plants with modern furnishings give you an eco chic garden. and, the city garden. giving you peace, quiet in an urban space >> one of the things i love is how it's taken cinder block, and dressed them with paint. >> the exhibition is part of the sunset celebration weekend, 2014. next in the west. and it's located in menlo park this saturday and sunday. they'll have cooking demonstrations and plenty of exhibitions for information go to abc7 news.com, click on sections link, then look for seven on your side. about 4, 5 rows down. can't miss us. >> thank you very much. >> just ahead, they tell stories of human kind. >> next, work being done in oakland to chronicle and preserve america's right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked acro

it is the biggest naval gazing event. >> the best part are the people who climb over each other to get a picture of somebody they don't like. you see that on both sides. they will spend a year dash --] bleep [all over each other. there he is, george clooney. it is a sweaty event. it is sweaty and clammy. a lot of preening and craning and a lot of this and then hopelessness on their face when they see somebody and that persons does president recognize -- doesn't recognize them. >> you are saying i was living my life all wrong? >> you were living your lifelike you were at the dinner this whole time. >> it is dinner for one. >> their fiesta caused unrest. they canceled the party called cinco de drinko which is clever. a picture on facebook promoting the event showed four male studenñs wearing sombreros while trying to hop a chain link fence. now i get it. said one protestor, what kind of message are you trying to send? the school trans leer is deciding on a -- chancellor is deciding on a mandatory course. meanwhile they were not allowed to wear american flag t-shirts. finally msnbc did no

. >> jones: i watched as the promised referendum took place under the gaze of masked gunmen. the city's new leaders claimed that almost 90% of the voters wanted to break away from ukraine. the leaders then asked to become part of russia. president putin didn't take them up on it. but the message was clear: there is a strong pro-putin force on the ground to keep the area tied to russia for the foreseeable future. i traveled out of the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic and headed back towards the west. at a checkpoint marking the start of government-controlled territory, i found oleg demchuk, the 17-year-old who i'd first met signing up to join right sector. >> when we were in kramatorsk, we shot at them and frightened them. then we left, and now they are hunting for nationalists. >> jones: he told me he'd received military training at a right sector camp in the east and had already seen action in the eastern town of kramatorsk. he claimed they'd attacked a building there occupied by separatists. >> the storming of the building started when we came out like this. i had

. >> gaze away disapprovingly all you like, jesus.hillside of sacramonte is riddled with caves, many of them older than anyone even remembers. spanish gypsies have lived here in caves turned homes like this for hundreds of years. ♪ ♪ >> they call this an jeurga, an informal, intimate and spontaneous performance. what jazz musicians might recognize as a jam session. >> this is it. granada, the only place in the world where you get to see real flamenco in a cave. >> alissia is an aficionado. [ speaking foreign language ] our host is a poet, historian, and a patriarch of the community here. an icon of the flamenco world. you see travelers, roma people are more embraced by the culture here than most other places in europe. >> we have our own gypsies. those are ours. i can tell you thee things we -- for sure we do here. we do flamenco. we do tapas. and we do siestas. which -- >> you do them well. >> we know how to live, don't we? >> yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ]. >> they dig deep for their mate

after his death, they could gaze at a frame oval type of him. his hair combed sideways and his thin lips like this brother remained grave and still. like the unrecord movements of people strolling paris boulevard in the early photographs, laughter was invisible to cameras. even smiles faded as the shutter waited for enough light to seep in. distilling images into the portrait drawn with light, but the fleeding jesters were lost. thank you. [ applause ] >> if i were a better person i would know what time it was and how much time we have for questions and answers. we are good. the q and a is my favorite part. i had a few ideas what i was doing but i kept wondering off. i encourage you to say anything that strikes you as interesting or ask a question you have always wondered and i will prove i don't know the answer but i will pretend to. yes, sir? >> this is a terrific talk. i thought i knew a lot about him until i read this and now i know more. one of the episodes you describe about it death of john from lock jaw, when you said this to his sister

and i gazed in wonder at the photos.tions of dishes so fantastic i was quite sure i never, ever in my life would cook, much less eat. if you could please say how honored and grateful i am to be here. this is a dream come true. over the years, how many great chefs have come through this restaurant and gone on to open great restaurants? [ speaking french ] >> he always have a child somewhere around the world because everywhere he goes around the world. >> but bocuse too is and was part of the system. he came up with his own cruel and terrifying masters and their faces are here. [ speaking in french ] fernand point, the tower and intimidating figure behind la pyramide. out of his kitchens came such figures as alain chappelle, michel gerar, and francois biese, george perrier, the brothers troisgros, and many more. >> this was all the gang of the nouvelle cuisine. the '60s in new york. and paul and michel gerard. >> every great chef i have ever met has nightmares of they're still a young man, they're back in a kitchen and a c

while new yorkers gazed from below and the police watched from both sides, petit continued his performancehe was on that wire for 45 minutes, crossing it eight times. when he finally stepped off, he was arrested for trespassing and disorderly conduct. charges were dropped when he agreed to do a performance for children closer to the ground. by then, his story had made headlines in the new york times and around the world. >> philippe it's good to have you on the program. great to see you here. >> thank you. >> i don't think a lot of people know how much -- how much time it took for you to plan the walk. can you describe how long it took and what you had to do? >> i can tell you it took me six and a half years. but not of daily work. from the moment i start dreaming about the towers and they were not even built then to the moment i set foot between them six and a half years of dreaming and of crazy work. >> you brought a piece of the cable that you used to walk across from the two world trade center towers. ubl that's heavy stuff right? >> -- obviously that's heavy stuff right? >> i'm going

president obama used today's speech to focus and shift his gaze to what will happen in his last two years in office. the two years he wants to leave a legacy on regarding foreign policy. problem called for a balance between solving the world's problems. >> the question we face, the question each of you will face is not whether america will lead but how we will lead. not just to secure our peace and prosperity, but also extend peace and prosperity around the globe. >> how to strike that balance is the question. and both critics and supporters are wrestling with just what a powerful america abroad looks like. mark jacobs served as a policy adviser in the obama administration. >> my concern is that the american people don't yet fully grasp what the world in the 21st century is going to fully look like. it's not going to be one where we retrench across both the atlantic and the specific and sit in our continent. >> reporter: president obama tried to assure a nation weary of war that the strategy for his last years in office will focus on the dangerous parts of the world but in a precise way.

they one the last two gaze in their series against the atlanta hawks.he opponents will be the washington wizards. >> heck of a performance by the guys. proud of them. i want to start by accrediting the hawks for, you know, just creating a match-up situation, and just doing a great coaching job with his basketball team, giving us all they could handle. all we could handle in a first-round match-up. >>> from basketball to golf. the final round of the fargo championships. looking for a title. one shot dropped, carding 6-under 66 in the third round, putting the leader one shot ahead of martin flores much the round of the day was phil mickelson's nine. that included 26 birdies. holes on the front nine. she's back in contention, two shots behind the leader. >> second round n.h.l. series, the anaheim ducks off to a winning start between the south californian team. 7 seconds left in regulation - overtime, and then scoring in 12 minutes and seven seconds into the extra period giving l.a. a 3-2 win, and a foot eye head. >> california chrome won one of the oldest

new yorkers gazed from glow, and the police watched from both sides, pet eat continued his performance, he as on the wire 45 minutes, crossing it eight times. when he stepped off he was arrested. charges were dropped when he agreed to do a performance for children, closer to the ground. by then his story made headlines in the new york times and around the world. >> it's good to have you on the programme. great to see you here? >> i don't think a lot of people now how much type it took for you to plan the walk. can you describe how long it took, and what you had to do? >> it took me 6.5 years, but not of daily work. from the moment i dreamt of the towers, and they were not built. until i did the crazy walk. >> you bought a piece of the cable that you used to walk across the two trade center towers. that's heavy stuff. >> i'll lend it to you. be careful, it will black at 60 tonnes. >> and you shot this with a bow and arrow. >> this is so heavy i couldn't shut is across. i passed a fishing line with a bow and arrow, and we pulled my forehand on the other tower and pulled across a cord, th

correspondents dinner has become a tradition the capital promise of a black-tie evening saturday gazing and humor much of it from the president himself. mr. obama making fun of the botched rollout of his website healthcare dog of. bassein " and 2008 my slogan was as it can and 2013 assault and was controlled delete. >> : you did turn to start with a self-deprecating jokes before it. 2013 or credit possibly talk about. a strange to think that's that you have to use up to his office. everywhere look reminders that i hold this job temporarily. but long time between now and 2016 eddington happen. made for the other day had to dodge a flying shoe in a press conference was eloquent. >> : and i'm feeling sorry we're not the speaker of house as well. these is the house republicans gives a jaunt later ordered time than they give me. trains or does the black. >> : rely on federal government to feed and house the family. >> : day party is here. big night for j i haven't seen him the service is the president told him looked as got there and tell me what sets broken the all understand. airline he's

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after the breakup from england was becoming apparent, someone wrote how fit he was and how steady his gazeas. thomas jefferson said he had a most commanding presence. >> he is also known by his friendships and his wife. dolly madison became a well-known figure in her own right. >> he fell in love with her. he saw her in the streets of philadelphia and fell in love with her. of all people, he asked aaron burr to arrange an introduction. he did and they were married shortly after. it was one of the great political marriages. maybe it wouldn't be now but then what dolly's skill was was to bring people together and make them feel warm and congenial and appreciate her husband. in those days, the congress, the caucuses of the congress, chose the presidential nominees so there is testimony of how dolly's ability to bring people together helped her husband become the presidential nominee. >> he was secretary of state to thomas jefferson who was his longtime friend. >> it was a friendship of many years. they had first known one another when madison -- known one another well -- served on what was ca