end it didn't matter of about goal didn't count as serious car going for a wonder win against god almighty and it's an exciting time for cage hellfire and the likes of that so i only like to get better as the season progresses richard d'arcy moscow. when the means i've already doesn't have to he may have slumped to their second straight defeat out a big splash seventy one home i spy have got to malkin is nothing like one of the guards well martin has yet to score after three games whose new side did. assisted three times including. open up which was the only go in the first period then in the second just in front of and made it to know to the visitors known as the few make went all out to stay in the game and late in the second they trial by a single goal three two but after that went into overdrive grabbing four more and very soon to two is that. tennis now and world number two maria sharapova overcame a scare by beating britain's heather watson in three sets in the second round of the pan pacific open in tokyo two so i've always champing happ to come back from a set down after losing the

it didn't matter of about goal didn't count a serious car going from one to when a good seven god almighty and it's an exciting time to cage hellfire and as i write that song i only like to get better as the season prices will free darty scream. and stay with a guy joe hockey with for money doesn't have to him a cup been handed their second defeat in a right. following a seven two drubbing by have any malkin's medal of magnitogorsk well malkin has yet to score off the three games for his new side he assisted three times in this one if you do you can likely yeomans open up which was the only goal in the first period but in the second just didn't want to made it to you know for the visitors and then from if the hc went or latched to stay in the game and they try to hold three too late in the second but after that the load went into overdrive. and very lucid yet you want to use. boxing now in the twenty four hours after appearing to quit the sport heavyweight champion the tally could go says he intends to fight on the press conference in the nets the forty one year old had suggested he wanted

didn't matter of about gold didn't care and it's a serious car hang on for one deal win against god almighty and it's an exciting time for cage hellfire and as for the likes of bats i only like to get better as the season progresses richard d'arcy moscow. elsewhere in the f.t. he makes up for the second loss in a row absolutely flashed at home by metal. seven to a metal exhibit i mean scored the only goal of the first period after a nice assist getting malkin and in the second just in hodgman made it to neil lefty he did pull one back through. the law. but after that let alone went into overdrive grabbing five more and beliefs in coming away with grace. now twenty four hours after appearing to quit the sport boxing's heavyweight champion victor li klitschko says he intends to fight on at a press conference and on yet the forty one year old had suggested he wanted to focus on a career in politics but after many took that to mean he's retiring the ukrainian has now insisted he was misunderstood stating on his facebook page there is no talk about the end of my career i'm sorry if i didn't put e

can appeal it to the second circuit they can appeal to the supreme court they can appeal it to god almighty if they so choose but i don't think they're going to get this reversed because it's fundamentally founded the opinion is judge for support is fundamentally founded in actually first amendment doctrine that's been upheld time after time by even the conservatives on the supreme court. justice scalia is quoted in the opinion and i do want to read a part of that opinion carl from judge katherine forrest her ruling states quote due deference does not a limb an a b. judicial obligation to rule on properly presented constitutional questions court from a safeguard core constitutional rights a long line of supreme court precedent and here's to that fundamental principle and unequivocal language so kind of going along with that i mean your reaction to the judge up holding. the constitution and more on these on how this law raises these questions of constitutionality. sure well that's what's so fascinating about the opinion i highly recommend it to your viewers that's what's so fascinating i thi

i came for the first time to know that your daughter and my god or two different entities, the god almighty one of ms. bald and one of them is not. [applause] here's what happened in their home and started discovering that nobody comes from your bible your values come from your bible, in your constitution comes from the bible. everything by the bible. the american flag means a lot to me, those who gave me freedom and today i live in that liberty and nobody tells me how to live my life including barack obama. [cheering] connect to god be the glory. you see i was introduced something called unconditional love. in my world, we don't know what unconditional love is. everything is conditional. today you are my friends. i have the full right to kill you tomorrow. we could go to the battle to malveaux but if you cross to the other side i have the right to kill you. here it says if somebody hits you on one side go on the other. i'm not doing that. what's wrong with your people? it's called a fist it's the power of forgiveness. your relationship how you have a relationship with god we don't have a r

may god almighty please you all. do as you please. cit but a tear. copies circulated. the editor of the metropolitan which was a newspaper in georgetown pronounced it a very credible. everyone in washington seem to know that the personal petition for clemency to arthur had been presented. aston to exercise that mercy which is in his power alone. the georgetown metropolitan is the deepest and anxiety. i'll leave it there. [laughter] i want to close with one no. the book was reviewed and the washington post. took issue with that argument i made in the book which is that as a spend more and more time writing a book, more and more similarity between the politics of the 1830's our politics today i said that the red bull politics if you look, every jets and this time. and i disagree. >> strongly with their reviewers contention. leaders may find the element of the book jaring beginning with the assertion that closely -- pro and anti slavery forces in the 1830's resemble the political division. i totally disagree. the point that in the book. they revolve around the timeless is

we have violated the covenant we made with god almighty. said, "if my people who are called by my name and humble themselves and turn from their wicked ways, then i'll hear from heaven." we need god. we're joining hands together with a wonderful audience, in the beginning of the new year of israel, rosh hashanah. father, we come before you lu humbly. we confess our sins, lord. we, as a nation, have violated the vo covenant we made with you. we have ignored your blessings. we have taken them for granted. we have squandered the resources you gave us, and we have engaged in activities and conduct which is obnoxious and objectionable in your sight. we have violated the covenant you made with this nation. we pray for your forgiveness, and we ask, lord, that you might cleanse our hearts, that you might forgive our sins and heal our land. we pray for america, land. and during this time of year, god, give us righteous leaders and give us wisdom, we pray, and lead us by the hand of god that your blessing might be restored to this great nation that y

goodbye, goodbye, may god almighty please you all. please shut but if you're at arthur bowen's unhappy fall. the intelligence, which was the big newspaper in washington, published a copy. the editor of the hunter college in said it was very credible. everyone seemed to know that mrs. thorton's petition for arthur had been presented to president jackson. that mercy, which was in his power alone. the people awaited jackson's response with the deepest anxiety. so i would like to close with one note, just to bring this story back to the president. when the book was reviewed in the "washington post", the reviewer took an argument that i made in the book, which is that, as i spent more time writing the book, i realized that there was more similarity between the politics of the 1830s and our politics today. it really originates in this period. i agree quite strongly with that, with the reviewer's contention. he said that readers may find the element of the book chart. this anachronism as unhelpful at best, misleading at worst. i totally disa

goodbye, goodbye my friends so dear, may god almighty please you all. do what you must, shed a tear on arthur bowen that fall. the poem circulated. the intelligence was the big newspaper in washington, published a copy. the newspaper in georgetown pronounced it very credible. everyone in washington seems to know that mr. thornton's personal edition had been presented to president jackson. it asked them to exercise ever see which is in his power alone. the people said it was the deepest anxiety. i'm going to leave it there. [laughter] you have to buy the book. [laughter] i know what happens next. with one no, just to bring this story back to the present, when the book was reviewed in the "washington post", the reviewer took issue with an argument that i made in the book, which is that if i spent more and more time writing the book, i realized there were more and more similarities between the politics of the 1830s and politics today. and i said that the red blue politics that we see today, the red states are conservative, the blue states are liberal -- if

good-bye, good-bye, my friends so dear, may god almighty please you all. do, if you please, shed but a tear at arthur bowen's unhappy fall. copies of arthur's poem soon circulated. the intelligence, which was the big newspaper in washington, published a copy. the editor of the metropolitan, which was the newspaper in georgetown, pronounced it very credible. everyone in washington seemed to know that mrs. thornton's personal petition for clemency to arthur had been presented to president jackson. it asked him to exercise that mercy which was in his power alone. the people awaited jackson's response with the deepest anxiety. i'm going to leave it there. [laughter] you have to buy the book. [laughter] to find out what happens next. so i want to close with one note, um, just to bring this story back to the present. in the -- when the book was reviewed in "the washington post", the reviewer took issue with an argument that i make in the book which is that as i spent more and more time writing the book, i realized there was more and more similarity between the p

and i would like to ask the almighty god for health and success for everyone. i am very happy to be talking with you again. and also with the lady. you brought up a good topic. syria right now has a very complicated situation. and there are many factors, in that there are many factors in conflict in syria. some people sell weapons, some encourage-- some dictate who should come who should go, who should stay. our viewpoint about syria and our position is perfectly clear. we are of the belief that what should happen in syria is the right of the syrian people. and all peoples have the right to take advantage of freedom and success. now what's in store for the future of syria depends on the people of syria. what we are doing, what we would like to do is to help the parties approach each other and begin a dialogue and bring about a national agreement to decide for the future. i would like also to add that rather than being so worried about syria's today, we are more worried about syria tomorrow. when tribal conflict will deepen, it will-- it will bring lack of secur

therefore together, we need to place our trust in god almighty and to stand against the minority with all our might so that they become isolated and can no longer decide the destiny of other nations. two, believe in god's bounty of blessings and mercy and seek it in the integration of human societies. governments emerging from the free will of nations must believe in their own ceaseless capabilities and know that they can achieve victory if they vigorously fight the unjust order and defend human rights. three, pave the ground for the joint global management by insisting upon justice as strength, unity and friendship and expand economic social cultural and political directions in a specialized organization. four, care about the interest of all the people of the world and join hands to reform the current structure of the united nations with joint efforts in coordination. it is necessary to know that the nation belongs to all nations thus the existence of this among the members is a great -- too well. the existence of this monopoly in the united nations is in no way acceptable. five, has

almighty god, creator of us all and lover of the human race, we commend to your our brothers, chris,plen, and tyrone. to your mers physical hands receive them. strengthen them in your presence. give them your peace, amen. >> the president, the secretary of state, hillary clinton, now approaching the families of the four americans who were lost. the president saying moments ago to you, the families and colleagues, their sacrifices will never be forgotten. we will bring to justice the perpetrators. our foreign affairs correspondent, martha raddatz watching with me. i was struck by the secretary of state, almost with a message for the world saying the people in that part of the world did not trade tyranny of a dictator for the tyranny of a mob. >> those were powerful words, david. one word i would say would sum up both of the remarks by the president and the secretary, resolve. i'm struck by the sad, somber and powerful ceremonies. we have seen so many amerins come home in the last decade, thousands, soldiers, marines this is so unusual for the state department. it's the first time in o

therefore, together, we need to place our trust in god almighty and stand against the minority with all our might so that they become isolated and can no longer decide the destiny of other nations. two, believe in the god's bounty of blessings and mercy, and seek in the integration and unity of human societies. government emerging from the three will of nations must believe in their own capabilities and know that they can achieve victory if they vigorously fight the unjust order and defend human rights. three. pave the ground for the joined global management by insisting upon justice and strength and unity, friendship, and economic social, cultural and political interaction in specialized organization. four, reform in the unite nagses with joint efforts. it is necessary to know that the united nation belongs to all nation. the existence of in a disservice to all and this is no way acceptable. more coordinated efforts to establish a language needed for designing the required structure of the joint global management filled with justice, love, freedom and -- and participation in global man

therefore together, we need to place our trust in god almighty and to stand against the minority with all our might so that they become isolated and can no longer decide the destiny of other nations. two, believe in god's bounty of blessings and mercy and seek it in the integration of human societies. governments emerging from the free will of nations must believe in their own ceaseless capabilities and know that they can achieve victory if they vigorously fight the unjust order and defend human rights. three, pave the ground for the joint global management by insisting upon justice as strength, unity and friendship and expand economic social cultural and political directions in a specialized organization. four, care about the interest of all the people of the world and join hands to reform the current structure of the united nations with joint efforts in coordination. it is necessary to know that the nation belongs to all nations thus the existence of this among the members is a great -- too well. the existence of this monopoly in the united nations is in no way acceptable. five, has

we love them all as our prophets and guides that bring us closer to god almighty so there is great interfaithetween muslims, christian, jewish, hindu, buddhist, sikh and everyone in this d.c. metropolitan area. >> your particular organization as we mentioned you're chairman of interfaith services. tell me with what goes on there. >> we have many dialogues and activities for creating mutual respect. for example, this saturday i'll be speaking at a hindu tell unti chantilly. a group in washington has interfaith dialogue on a regular basis bringing people together so we can get to know one another. we sponsor community service activities to bring people together to learn about one another. we have a book about teaching about religions so we can learn about all 11 faiths. >> rizwan jaka with the all dulles area muslim society, we can't do it enough justice in the time allotted but we thank you for coming in to talk. >> thank you very much. peace be with you. our prayers are with everyone for peace and security. >> allison, back to you. >>> it is now just about 8:38. a couple of ticks away from th

almighty, god, we have come to this place mindful of our absolute need to view.guidance, your strength, and your protection. lord, we acknowledge that we need your direction so as not to stray too far from the shores of your purposes. as he walked into the autumn of elections, we pray that we would continue to guide this great nation. republicans, independents, and democrats, never to tire in the work of justice and mercy. we should always helped the most vulnerable around us -- the child, the widow, the orphan, and a stranger. give us the courage to face the giants that threaten our life together and help us to force the future of our democracy from the better angels of our nature. lord, we know we still have work to do. may our work reflect your character. may to be made out of love, compassion, justice, and civility. may we never be satisfied until every son and daughter of god has an opportunity to flourish and strive. so, lord, we confess that we can only march on by your in measurable grace. from new mexico to north carolina, from our farms to our towering

almighty god, creature of us all and lover of the human race.ur brothers chris, sean, glen and tyrone. to your merciful hands receive them. deliver them from all here, stand them in your presence and give them peace. amen. ["america the beautiful" plays] ♪ [drum roll] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and the less than three weeks, the first of the presidential debates. watch and engage. next, live your calls and comments on "washington journal ." then a discussion on the exploration of mars. >> i think people really like to see where politicians' views have shifted over the years. people like to see whether mitt romney in 1994 was campaigning for welfare reform, against welfare reform, for abortion. he wants to see what he was doing in 2007. people like to see how these politicians have devolved. there is an element that is a gotcha element. there is also an element where people are like, this is incredibly interesting. >> i tried to think why it is that he has changed so often, why is it he finds is so typical to come down on one side of an issue instead of both sides

god, hasten the emergence of your chosen beloved. grant him good health and victory. make us his best companions and and all those submit to his rightfulness. mr. president and laetds and gentlemen. i thank the almighty god for being able to participate. we're gathered toque to build a better lifer for their unanrio coming from iran, the land of glory and beauty, the land of knowledge, culture, wisdom, rali and craze of misty sichl. the land of compassion and life. the the land of science, scholars, philosophers, masters of literature and writers, the land of - i represent a great and proud nation that is a founder of human civilization and an inhair tore of respected universal values. i represent a conscious nation which is dedicated to the cause of peace and compassion, a nation that has experienced the agony and bitter times of the aggressions and imped wars and ouly vues bin of peace and the stability. i am now here for the eighth time in the eighth year of my service. to my nob peoe i this assely oisnd brother from across the world to show to the world that my noble nation like its brilliant past has a global vision and welcomes any effo iended to providend promote peace, stability, and tranquil

, is an act of justice, worthy of the considered judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of almighty god. that is what we are fighting for. i am so proud to be in partnership with cgi to make this happen. thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. god bless america. [applause] does not quite see the middle americans are under overtaxed? >> it was not going to say this. there you go again. i do not have a plan to increase taxes. i am not going to increase taxes. as a senator, you voted 16 times to increase taxes. i believe that our problem has not been that anybody is under tax. the government is over fed. i think that this is why we had a 20 5% tax cut across the board which maintained the same progressivity on the bracket on up. as a matter of fact, it so happens that administering these taxes, of those above $50,000 did not get quite the biggest cut percentage wise as though with the thousand down appeared from 50,000 outcome of those people paid 2/3 of the taxes. those people got 2/3 of the tax cuts. >> you said there you go again. do you remember the last time you said that? you

therefore, together, we need to place our trust in god almighty and stand against the minority with all our might so that they become isolated and can no longer decide the destiny of other nations. two, believe in the god's bounty of blessings and mercy, and seek in the integration and unity of human societies. government emerging from the three will of nations must believe in their own capabilities and know that they can achieve victory if they vigorously fight the unjust order and defend human rights. three. pave the ground for the joined global management by insisting upon justice and strength and unity, friendship, and economic social, cultural and political interaction in specialized organization. four, reform in the unite nagses with joint efforts. it is necessary to know that the united nation belongs to all nation. does the existence of discrimination among the members is a great insult to all. the existence of discrimination and monopoly in the united nations is in no way acceptable. 5, have more coordinated effort to generate and propagate and establish the language needed for

. >> god almighty, william maris is making his way in to the "squawk" set. it's sad.tner at google ventures, the investment arm of google. >>> tomorrow, a rare interview with hedge fund heavyweight ray dalio. >> were you surprised when bernanke announced his plan? >> i thought it was a good plan. >> he weighs in on the economy, quantitative easing and a lot more, an interview you can only see on "squawk box" starting tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" everyone. take a look at shares of conagra. the food processor earned 44 cents a share, eight cents above estimates. it's increasing its quarterly dividend. >> if you are a disruptor in the world of technology and looking for funding, google's investment arm is planning to invest $1 billion in startups in the next five years. joining us is bill maris, google ventures managing partner. we happened to be talking yesterday with cramer and he talked about one of the brightest spots in the country is biotech and biotech investing and immediately when we hear google and google ventures i'm thinking

, is an act of justice, worthy of the considered judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of almighty god. that is what we believe. that is what we are fighting for. i am so proud to be in partnership with cgi to make this happen. thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. god bless america. [applause] >> mitt romney knee and his running mate speech today in ohio. this is about 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome united states senator and the next vice president and president of the united states, paul ryan and mitt romney. ♪ ♪ >> montgomery county! are you ready to win? >> yes. >> are you ready for a brighter future for your family, for our state, for our country? >> you are in the right place. we are going to win this race because everybody is working their hearts out, aren't you? and we have a terrific organization in montgomery county and miami valley but we need your help. how many have made a phone call, put up a sign or gone door to door? god bless you. we need you to do more. there goes a sign right there. we need you to do more. i'm told there are absentee bal

captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> almighty god, creator of us all, and lover ofan race, we commend to you our brothers chris and sean, glen and tyrone. in to your merciful hands receive them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: that was a somber scene this afternoon at andrews air force base in maryland where the remains of the four americans murdered by muslim extremists in an attack that began on september 11 at the consulate in benghazi, libya, were brought home. chris siebs played a key role to help free citizens from muammar gaddafi. foreign service information management officer sean smith joined the state department after six years in the air force and leighs behind a love -- leaves behind a loving wife and two small children. former navy seal glen doherty deployed to some of the most dangerous places on earth and was an experienced paramedic. tyrone woods sevened multiple tours in iraq and afghanistan and leaves behind a loving wife and three sons including one born a few months ago. all died in service to our country. they leave behind grieving families, friends, and c

. >> almighty god, creator of us all and lover of the human race, we commend to you our brothers chrise. give them your peace. amen. >> in the last few -- if the last few days teach us anything, let it just be this, that this work and the member and women who risk their lives to do it are at the heart of what makes america great and good. >> greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. the flag they served under now carries them home. may god bless the memory of these men who laid down their lives for us all.

i thank the almighty god for having once more the chance to participate in this meeting. we have gathered here to ponder and work together for building a better life for the entire human community and for our nations. coming from iran, the land of glory and beauty the land of knowledge, culture, wisdom and morality. the cradle of philosophy and mysticism. the land of compassion and light. the land of scientists the scholars philosophers masters of literature and writers. the land of the center molana, attar, hyam and shariar. i represent a great and proud nation that is a founder of human civilization and an inheritor of respected universal values. i represent a conscious nation which is dedicated to the cause of freedom and peace and compassion, a nation that has experienced the agony and bitter times of the aggression and in post war and profoundly values the blessings of peace and civility. i am now here for the eighth time in the eighth year of my service to my normal people in this assembly of sisters and brothers from across the world to show to the world that my no

(cheers and applause) and that almighty god is the source of all we have. (cheers and applause) we're special. we're special because we've never made the mistake of believing that we are so smart that we can rely solely on our leaders or on our government. our national motto "in god we trust" reminding us that faith in our creator is the most important american value of them all. (cheers and applause) and we're special because we've always understood the scriptural admonition that for everyone to whom much is given, from him much will be required. (sparse applause) well, my fellow americans, we are a uniquely blessed people and we have honored those blessings with the enduring example of an exceptional america. >> rose: finally the man of the moment, mitt romney, he in the judgment of most people the day after made one of t be spech ofhis political career. >> how many days have you woken up feeling that something really special was happening in america? many of you felt that way on election day four years ago, hope and change had a powerful appeal. but toni

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. >> we beseech you almighty god to shed your grace on this noble experiment of liberty which began with the confident assertion of inalienable rights bestowed upon us by you, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. thus do we praise you for the gift of life. grant us the courage to defend it. life without which no other rights are secure. we ask your benediction on those waiting to be born, that they may be welcomed and protected. jon: the new york arch diocese says the cardinal's appearance was not political. cardinal dolan gave a similar prayer to close out the republican national convention last week. jenna: now to california. three moderate earthquakes rattling california this morning. magnitude 4 and 4.1. those big enough to wake you up in the morning especially around 6:30 or so local time. 3.2 earthquake hit beverly hills as well just after midnight. the second small quake there in just the past week. today's earthquakes less than two weeks after the swarm of earthquakes hit southern california. the earth is moving a little bit out on the west coast. jon: the stars are rockin