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. >>> oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. >> oh. you get the point. it looked like a large dog roaming the neighborhood but up close it was a much bigger threat. why this black bear was likely drawn to the area. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "...oh my god, oh my god, o god... it's a bear!!" so, what did she do? she ju into her car and tried to c ea woman thought she was watching a large dog in her front yard but it turned out to be something else. >> oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god, oh my god. it's a bear. >> yeah. you don't say that if it's a dog. so what did she do? she jumped into her car and tried to catch the bear bolting down the street. the bear ran around the corner until it reached a neighbor's fence and climbed over. >> i jumped out of the car and i pounded on the door of the people whose house it was and i said there was a bear in your backyard. i was freaking out so they said oh my god, go back there, and their dogs was freaking out. >> the woman called animal control but by the time they got there the animal got away. the family believes the

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. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> ama: what this teen was following that sent hernterest a panic when we returned. >> we have already picked two big winners of the shell gas card giveaway but we have five more to go. you still have chance to win $700 in free gas cards from shell. just click the like button on our facebook page. then fill out the entry form. we'll announce a new winner >> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll tell you why armed police marched on protesters outside the site of the 2014 world cup in brazil. then how much is dad worth? the true value of dad, all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> a washington teen got the surprise of her life. >> oh, my god oh, my god, oh, my god. oh, my god. it's a bear. a bear. i'm following a bear. >> she initially thought she was watching a large dog but soon realized it was a bear. she jumped in her car and followed the animal until it climbed over her neighbor's fence. they called animal control but the bear got away before they could get there. wow. that would be surprising. >> yes. >> that is it for abc7 n

. >> oh, my god, oh, m god, oh, my god, oh, m god. is teen was following that sent her interest a panic when we returned. >> we have already picked two big winners of the shell gas card giveaway but we have five more to go. you still have chance to win $700 in free gas cards from shell. just click the like buttonn our facebook page. then fill o the entry form. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll tell you why armed police marcheon protesters outde the site of the 14 world cup in brazil. then how much is dad worth? the true value of dad, all at 9:00 and1:00 on abc7 news. >> a washington teen got the surprise of her life. >> oh, my god oh, my god, oh, my god. oh, my god. it's a bear. a bear. i'm following a bear. >> she initially thought she was watching a large dogut soon realized it was a bear. she jumped in her car and followed the animal until it climbed over her neighb's fence. they called anil control but the bear got away be

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god and get a lot better benefit. did you hear me? "oh, god, i'm trying. i'm trying, god. i'm trying. i'm trying." day? before you go out and try to do anything else. and you know i don't even know so much about the time, everybody thinks they don't have time. well, you know, god understands your situation. if you're a young mother and you've got five little kids and you're trying to get them out of the door, then you may not be able to spend 2 hours with god every morning like somebody else, but you can do a minute. i mean, you can lock yourself in the bathroom and you can do a minute. you can do 2 minutes. you can do 5 minutes. do what you can do and stop complaining about what you can't do. amen? and i think if you start where you're at then that desire to spend time with god is going to grow and grow and it's not going to be a big works trip for you. i'm going to say this as long as i'm preaching. there is no hope of victory if you don't spend personal, private, quality time in the presence of god. not just reading, not just telling god your list of everything you have to have today to stay sav

. >> oh, my god, my god, my god, my god. >> anyone see the movie "great outdoors" john candy, big barracker big bear chase me. it is a natural reaction if it is in your front yard. look at this, a woman thought there it was a dog, but after a look it was a bear. she got in her car and followed the bear. the bear jumped over her neighbor's fence. who knew that bears could do that. she jumped out of her car. >> i pounded on the people's who house it was, i was like there is a bear in your backyard. i don't think that they believed me at first, but i was freaking out. they were look oh, my god. >> of course, they were. the woman called animal control, but the bear was gone. >>> we'll be right back. >>> well, look now from stories that would be working for you in week. townsend area for citizens are getting ready to host the rally for crime. they will honor those who made the townsend after a safer place to live and work. this week the anne arundel school board is going to vote on an agreement the raise salaries for thousand of school district employees. if it passes it would go into effect nex

god! glory to god! i believe that god is going to put all of those vertebrae back into place. can give her a divine chiropractic treatment? just a minute... here it comes... whoo! the anointing of god, the power of god is flowing through her! he- oh- oh- oh, there she goes. ( applause/rejoicing ) she was in pain when she came in here, but she's dancing now! look at that! ( applause/rejoicing ) whoo! man, she got shocked! ( applause/rejoicing ) don't you believe god will let you walk without that cane? you believe it? god's going to give you back your sense of balance. he's going to restore your muscles, your nerves... you're going to feel like a kid again! amen! some people say, "i don't believe it." all right, you'll have aches and pains everywhere. can i throw this up on the stage? is that all right? >> yeah! >> all right! she said, it's all right! ( applause/rejoicing ) oh, there she goes. ( applause/rejoicing ) go ahead! ( applause/rejoicing ) glory to god. ( applause/rejoicing ) ( peter rejoicing ) come on, somebody praise the lord! >> pastor, you wrote this sister, and y

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then the bible tells us, god clothed them with skins of animals, which means god is the first person to kill animals, a type of jesus' death. and goded adam and eve with coats of skin, blood, everywhere, all over their body. amen. god was the first one to kill animals, to cover man because man's sin cannot be atoned by just a covering. fig leaf religion teaches without the blood of jesus, you can by your own efforts cover your sins. god says-- and why is it not enough? because man provided for it, but god says without the shedding of blood, there's no forgiveness. and why is it enough? god provided for it and if god clothed you, you are clothed before god. amen, church? so jesus cursed the--watch this now, i'll close with this. jesus cursed the fig tree and it was dried up from the roots, all right? then he turned to his disciples and he taught them about the faith of god, how the faith of god is released. if you want to say something and see it happen, jesus says, you must first curse the fig tree. he just demonstrated that. in other words, you must curse fig leaves. what is that? self-righteousness. unless--until you curse self-r

god. oh, my god. >> elena is 3 years old on a day that nearly ended in tragedy. >> i was, like, please, god vacationing at a family-owned cabin on the oregon coast, the family decides to visit one of their favorite sites. >> ecola state park is a very popular spot on the oregon coast. i'd say one of the top three or four places to visit because it does have such a spectacular view. there's kids and tourists, a lot of people. >> pitten, her husband scott and little elena or laney are joined by relatives visiting from iowa. scott's cousin, craig's wife karen and their children. >> it was a gorgeous day. we were having a great day, excited that the sun was shining because on the oregon coast you never know what the weather's going to be like. >> the children have never seen the ocean so the group heads to one of the most popular overlooks along the shoreline. >> we wanted to show craig and karen and the kids the beautiful view. and i wanted them to experience the beautiful oregon coast with the sun shining. >> from a high cliff, the families enjoy spectacular scenery that stretches for miles.

. >> oh, my god, my god, oh, my god, my god, my god! a bear, a bear! >> yes, danielle matthews initially thought she was watching a large dog, but she soon realized it was a bear, it was a bear. she jumped in her car and followed the animal until it reached a neighbor's fence and climbed over. danielle and her mom called animal control, but that bear got away before they could arrive. >>> coming up, young creative minds. the stanford program that's giving teenagers the tools to become inventors. >> good morning, carolyn. we are only a few minutes away from the start of the 36th annual san francisco marathon. i'm live at justin herman p >> welcome back, everybody. happy father's day. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. right now from the roof camera, partly cloudy skies. but fog will be developing and the low clouds will be setting up along the short line, keeping it cool again for your father's day. 52. so a nice start in san francisco for the runners aro

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god god bless you i said russell thank you very much it was good my question concerns conflicts too i mean to ask you about these drones. aerial vehicles. because you know if america employs drones to leave or air strikes almost on a daily bases this happens especially often in pakistan and if you other countries drones are arguably have a very convenient means of warfare there is no direct engagement and no risk of your rank and file it's all remote controlled like a computer game however this is something we see in the. news almost every day this kind of warfare is formed with massive casualties among civilians so on one hand drawings aren't efficient in combat but on the other hand will all aware of the collateral damage to the public in many countries and i found this shocking and there has already been a motion for imposing an international ban on using drills for the i would like to ask you about russia's attitude on the issue thank you. well. gunpowder was originally invented in china and no one's managed to keep it from spreading ever since then came nuclear arms and they also started to spread molten means of warfare keep evolving and they always will i doubt if it's possible to simply ban it all but you certainly can and should introduce certain rules and exercise control i'm sure the united states does not target civilians on purpose and the drone operations you have mentioned to people too and i think they understand all these things but you still need to combat terrorism i know they're currently debating this issue in the united states and a notion is being advocated increasingly often within the u.n. framework that you need to put drones and to control you need to lay out certain rules of engagement in order to prevent or minimize collateral casualties it's extremely important i don't know whether a western counterparts will choose this option but i would suggest it would be in their best interest however there are other threats to for example they are presently debating the option of using non nuclear ballistic missiles in the united states can you imagine how potentially dangerous that is what if such a missile were to launch from somewhere in the middle of an ocean and get spotted by a nuclear power early warning system how should that nuclear power react to a missile coming its way how are they supposed to know whether this missile comes with a nuclear warhead or not what if the missile impacts right next to its border or inside its territory do you realize how perilous that can be. or take the notion of low yield nuclear weapons do you realize how badly that can blur the very back down trees of using nuclear bombs or how low the threshold might sing for authorizing such a strike can you imagine the possible implications where the limits for lowering that threshold and who setting them there are many threats in the world of today and there is only one way to address them efficiently that is working together within the boundaries of international law. we've got a lot where now i don't think it was showing up behind us out on the who's the president of one of our most popular shows across talk peter has worked with r.t. since its very beginning he will be speaking in english and i will translate the question for you thank you for the my question being very short here it seems like we live in the age of opposition. and we have the arab spring and heard about europe and the crisis there. and the occupy movement united states which our team did an excellent job in covering but what about the opposition in russia public opinion polls show it's very small not much support what kind of opposition would you like to challenge here ok and the role of mr couldn't. i translate it. well on the opposition can be useful you just mentioned occupy wall street where at a certain point we saw the police cracking down on the occupy wall street activists i won't call the actions of police appropriate or inappropriate my point is that every opposition movement is good and useful if it acts within law if they don't like the law they should use democratic means to change those laws which they should persuade voters to join them and they should get elected into legislatures so that they can have a chance to change the law this is the way to change things on the ground but if there are people who act outside the law then the state must use legal means to impose law in the interests of the majority that's the way it's done in the us and that's the way it's done in russia truth be told we're criticised for that but when the same thing happens in the us it's considered to be noble never mind that it is double standards we have got accustomed to this and pay little attention to it with them when they talk about it when it happens in the us to growth america. but i wish you do the right thing everyone must be treated in the same fashion because these two situations are identical because i'm the only differ. it says that our diplomatic missions don't actively cooperate with occupy wall street and your diplomatic missions work together and directly support russian opposition but i think this is wrong because diplomatic missions must forge ties between states and not meddle in their domestic politics. getting back to popular movements reckless behavior is not appreciated by people if these activists are breaking the law then it's illegal and if they express their will by legal means without breaking the law then they're fully entitled to do that which in this case it would be beneficial to any state because it's a way to provide grassroots feedback on state policies whether it be social domestic or foreign policy. or as for mr green he is my long standing associate we see eye to eye on many vital issues of russia's development of and that's vern obvious reason we've known each other for a long time now we worked together back in some petersburg and then he became a member of the cabinet and proved to be one of the most efficient ministers i've always backed him on key decisions and if i didn't he wouldn't be able to work to implement those ideas and principles that he promoted so to a certain extent that was our joint policy so he has his own view on certain things it so happened that they had a disagreement with mr medvedev on a number of issues and since mr medvedev was president we have the right to take the decision that he eventually took. today alexy khujand says that he is ready to rejoin the executive branch if the authorities were more decisive but he's quite reluctant to specify what he means by being more decisive when i ask him to leave why because more decisive means taking toughest steps for example in terms of the pension reform in terms of raising the retirement age no one including the opposition wants to speak about it to the public with what they think is the right but they don't want to talk too loudly on the issue also taking toughest steps on of the issues like slashing budget expenditures and social spending first of all many of our liberal economists think that our social expenditures are too high that we raise salaries and pensions and social benefits too fast they point out that the growth in real disposable incomes is unjustified last year we had a four point percent two. an increase and it's up five point nine percent in the first four months of this year already they argue that salaries are growing faster than labor efficiency is less which is bad and dangerous for the economy there's no denying it and they're absolutely right that maybe it's best not to decrease real disposable incomes but rather to improve our labor efficiency russians often save the goal is not to expand the amount of the wealthy people but rather to reduce the amount of the poor this is a very hard thing to do and the best part of the opposition has admitted this to us in private and professional meetings that the publicly they're afraid to speak about it and this is wrong i have told them many times now if you stick to some idea you have to be straightforward about it don't be afraid that some part of the nation won't like it if you are to garner more support for your ideas you have to stick to your principles to expand your electoral base i mean look at western europe today they brought their countries to the edge of bankruptcy but whenever they talk of lower salaries people are up enormously poor so it would have made more sense to increase your social spending and debt more gradually also it would have been great for the authorities if they had been someone who could have told them about it i mean if i don't think our social spending is too high i don't think we increase pensions salaries and social benefits too much but generally mr cooper and other people like him have a point to make and we need to listen to them it's very useful so i believe that an opposition that has the national interests at heart will be in demand. the next question is from mcdonough the preventive on. moved into presenting up to several years of reporting far. too many with a. most of the high tells about how person a financing washed up in the show i thought we had a chat question is a follow up to your previous reply concerning principles and a principled position i would like however to apply these notions to the in. iran will be holding a presidential election soon i know that russia doesn't like to meddle with domestic politics of other countries and that's why my question would be as general as possible it's more of a philosophical kind to me iran is a great example of how you can create extreme tension and mutual relations by blowing out of proportion some insignificant differences the iranian nuclear issue that everyone's been talking about for the last decade basically relies only on some vague suspicions which year after year have been dismissed even by americans themselves but that rhetoric has ignored the fact that iran has been compliant with the nonproliferation regime by ninety nine or even hundred percent of the mainstream focuses on suspicions but at the core as i see it is the relationship between the u.s. and iran iran is partially to blame for the tension build up but the root of the problem is the stance of washington their signature foreign policy principle friend and foe divide meaning that if you are not their ally you are their enemy and it seems that the level of tolerance to dissent is quite low and when it drops too much we see threats of war based around the suspicions as is the case with iran or assistance to war as is the case with syria russia has a good record of avoiding tension and relations with other countries your public statements indicate that you know the cost of an miti or rather open confrontation however i believe that russia and the u.s. have ideological fundamental differences on the use of force in particular that no private meetings can resolve it all stems from the national idea of the u.s. they believe they have a higher responsibility which is actually just a bigger right so where is the line for you between avoiding an all out confrontation that could have an impact on russian security and maintaining our principles position which good to be critical to our security. ok when i didn't want gangs punish the u.s. or abroad. i don't know i thought when people see that i tough guy. with a night of thought was more than a little cross that you a response to your question could take hours it's so complex but i will try to be as concise as possible and the first i've repeatedly voice rushes official starts with an iran has the rights to a peaceful nuclear program and it can't be singled out for discrimination second we need to be aware that iran is located in a very challenging region on i'm told are reigning in part is about that and that's why iranian threats made towards neighboring countries in particular israel threats that israel can be destroyed absolutely unacceptable this is counterproductive you're good at it but then the from what i'm going to hear this is not a proper had wrote the iranian president nor. great thing you could it was a white man so whether it's a problem white or not it means it's best to avoid a wording that could be improperly quoted could be interpreted differently that's why the focus on iran does have a reason behind it but i have no doubts that iran is complying with the rules simply because there's no proof of the opposite when they courting to the latest i.a.e.a. report iran has been abiding by the commitments it has taken up with the truth there are some outstanding issues but with jew patients in friendly attitudes they can be resolved but i have a great respect for iran and a great interest in it this is a great country indeed you don't often hear this attitude mentioned in relation to iran but it's true when you look at it this is a country with a great culture a great history and is a great nation they're very proud of a country they have their own understanding of their place but in their region and in the world and that's something you have to respect you have grasped the core of the problem but on the iranians are very smart and cunning politicians and to a certain degree they have exploited this confrontation with the united states. this. but you know they are not the only only one misstep in notorious streaming across the in this and they do it to tackle the domestic political issues when there is an external enemy eight united the nation but i guess the united states have been employing the same technique after the collapse of the soviet union they have been no external threats that would allow washington to dominate the west there must be a threat so that the u.s. can protect their allies from this position yields political and economic benefits if everyone relies on one country for protection then this country is entitle to some preferential treatment so it's very important to possess this status of a global defender to be able to resolve issues even beyond the realm of foreign policy and security issues i think the u.s. has been using iran for this very purpose that it is to unite their allies in the shadow of a real or false threat and it's quite a complicated issue but it's not an issue for brush it we've been complying with our international commitments including on iran's peaceful nuclear program as you know russia built the boosh air power plant in iran we've completed this project and prepared to further cooperation yet when we proposed to enrich uranium on russian territory iranian partners refused for reasons unknown to us they argue that they will enrich uranium on their own in line with the existing international regulation of options and as i said earlier if they don't break any rules they are fully entitled to do that we would endorse this right but we will also remain aware of the concerns that other states and the international community has concerning full compliance with these rules. you know what. maybe wasn't actually the best of us the level can i clarify something the thing is i was asking you not only about the u.s. iranian relations but also about the u.s. russian relations when you agree that we have fundamental ideological differences on key issues of international law so right on the eve of the. in meeting with us obama you are pushing me to make some serious statements and it's a very important lesson if the country thinks it has more rights than others you know the whole story is i mean i thought you wouldn't notice my deviation but you did indeed you are very persistent to date we don't have any significant ideological differences but we have fundamental cultural differences individual ism lies at the core of the american identity while russia has been a country of collectivism one student of pushkin's legacy has formulated this difference very aptly take scarlett o'hara from gone with the wind for instance she says i'll never be hungry again when this is the most important thing for her russians have different far lofty ambitions more of a spiritual kind it's more about your relationship with god we have different visions of life that's why it's very difficult to understand each other but it's still possible for one and i mean that's why there is international law to create a level playing field for everyone. you know starting with the u.s. is a very democratic state there's no doubt about that and it originally developed as a democratic state when the first settlers set their foot on the continent life force them to forge a relationship and maintain a dialogue with each other to survive and that's why america was initially conceived as a fundamental democracy with that in mind we should not forget that america's development began with a large scale ethnic cleansing unprecedented in human history i wouldn't like to delve so deeply into it but you're forcing me to do it. when europeans arrived in america that was the first thing they did and you have to be honest about it there are not so many stories like that in human history yet you take the destruction of carthage by the ro

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god. >> it is something god created and what god designed. supreme court hasn't risen to the level of god. >> the 35 states with such unions that are illegal will see no change. stay with kron4 as we will have new developments on proposition 8. you can always find the latest information on our website, kron4.com. >>> you can see from our roof top the city hall is still lit up in the rainbow pride colors. jacqueline is in the weather center. how hot will it get? >> reporter: triple digits. we saw warmer conditions by yesterday. our inland valleys were near 90. antioch was 87. notice it was a lot cooler in santa rosa. we woke up to the cloud cover and the showering conditions there. live from the golden gate bridge we have crystal clear skies, but the fog is just offshore. we will have sunny skies and warmer temperatures and it continues through the weekend. we will look at how warm it will get in the extended forecast coming up. >>> the supreme court ruling on proposition 8 continues. when gay couples can tie the not and get a marriage license

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god bless you. god bless america. god bless all of you patriots are working everyday. [cheers] [applause] >> our next speaker has a solution to some of these mounds of paper that are on the stage to today. he's introduced a bill called keep the irs off your health care. [cheers] [applause] >> thank you. good afternoon, fellow patriots. welcome back to your capital right here. i want to thank you for your patriotism and your incredible work. i believe in american exceptionalism. don't you? i believe that our liberty comes from god almighty. don't you? i believe that trust is vital in our society. and i believe that that trust has been violated. nowhere is that trust more important and more violated and within the irs. we have learned outrageous things about the irs. they have targeted your groups. they have leaked information about your donors and targeted those donors. this is different than anything else. the government is going after plain folks and that is just wrong. we all remember that the irs is the enforcement arm for obamacare. do you trust the irs with your he

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god because it's been laid out to them. we jews have too many options where god is holiness to god is a man on a throne and everything in betweenartin and leo and kaplan who said a god is a natural and order form. but because many jews leaves education at age 13, they remain this at their lives and they have a 13-year-old jew and of course they don't believe god because a man with a beard is a silly feeling and that's a big challenge. >> what do you think is in our future? >> we need to totally transform the way we teach our children by uncoupling the education experience. what we have done is to provide our students with pods where they can begin to move at their own rate. if there is eight levels of the religious education, if it takes eight years, when you come to the congregation, if you want to do it in 6 weeks and you do the competency, we give you the next one. you can finish it in two or three years and then go to advanced material so we have a population that are coming out very well educated. and we give them the tutorial that brings them up to snuff. >> if you bring a child into religious identity and moving at their

god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> deep breath. >> get away from me. you better stay away from me. no. >> i told the truth. >> maury: the drama is not over for ingrid. is there any way that trisha goddard can help this devastated wife? it is the case of the mysterious purple pants. >> guess what? i don't wear panties. i haven't worn panties for five years. >> maury: she wants the results of a lie detector test. how about the purple panties? they're engaged to be married, but what will they be after the >> do you believe the man you are madly in love with is cheating on you? if so call the maury show, that is 1-888-45 maury. unforgettable lie detector test drama right now. >> everyone, this is tina, welcome, tina to the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> maury: back stage is tina's fiance, troy, over the past years's tina says troy has given her a lot of reasons to pick up the phone and call the show. you see, tina found condoms in his pocket. she found strange purple panties in her laundry. and then, recently, she found out he had an std. >> swehe swears on the stars an the moon that

god, i ask to please bless the house and senate that we will do what is right in the eyes of god for god's people. i ask god to bless the president of the united states that he will do what is right in the eyes of god for god's people and three times i will say from the bottom of my heart, god, please, god, please, god, please continue to bless america and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from washington, mr. arson, for five minutes. -- mr. larsen, for five minutes. mr. larsen: mr. speaker, a two packed up o, their c56r7er and headed out to interstate 5 and headed to their favorite campsite in washington state. crossing the bridge at the skagit river, a large truck ahead of them clipped the frame above. without warning and without time to react, the pavement under dan's pickup fell out from underneath him. next, dan said, it was just a white flash and cold water. like thousands of constituents, i myself have driven over that bridge many times. but now today no cars are crossing it. recovery workers h

god away. don't throw away god. >> last one. >> please, let me have this. we are dying!ne is doing this to us. we are doing this to ourselves. if we do not stop it, no democrat is going to stop it, no republican, no liberal no conservative. we must stop killing ourselves. >> give yourself a big hand. [applause] >> that's all the time we have left. as always, thank you for being with us. we will see you back here, soon. here soon. >>> the case has been made. we've got to a big intrusive government. irs, nsa, you name it. >> the irs targeting of tea party groups was taking place at headquarters in washington, and there is nobody that's going don vince me that obama was not involved. >> the indictment by the tea party of big government has been validated by the way they've been treated. >> i think the president leads in two fashions. he has the legal authority by being elected but you also need moral authority, and think this constellation of scandals, really he's losing his moral authority to lead the nation. >> the nsa leak is one of

go back there. >> can we get one more oh, my god, for good measure. anyone? >> oh, my god. >> lauren, thank you. >> one for the team. >> matthews called animal control, but the bear was gone. >>> may your highways both smooth, and obey the speed limit. pope francis i blessed harley davidson. you can barely hear what he was saying over the engines. and harley davidson gave him two white motorcycles. >>> one woman almost lawyer her jobs. the clerk fell asleep on-the- job and accidently held down the number 2 button on her keyboard for too long, causing that much money to be transferred out of the bank. it was noticed and corrected. the man got a slap on the wrist. the supervisor was fired from not catching the error. >>> ms. utah gave us something to be talking about for days to come. she is getting attention for her response to this question. in 40% of american families with children, women are the primary earners, but they continue earning less than men, what did this say about so listen to her response? >> i think it has to do with education and how, we are -- continuing