>> sure. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. oh, my god! oh, my god! >> oh, my god! o nice. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god! >> gosh. so beautiful. >> check this out. >> oh, my god. >> are you kidding me with that? >> oh, that's awesome. >> that is great. >> so cool. >> have you ever seen anything like that? >> no. >> i don't want to leave it. if i put a blanket and a pillow, i would sleep there. but i love it. it looks so much more open. and without the wall there, it's -- looks like a whole new space. >> and, of course, we wanted to make sure we had a beautiful kitchen, not just for olivia, it's a family rescue. it's for everything you have been through, chuck, all of you guys. olivia, you brought us here, this is a family rescue. obviously, i wouldn't have done this by myself. everyone who helped us out with this project is outside. what do you say we go on out and greet them. >> exactly. >> all right! [applause] [cheers and applause] >> awesome! >> i can't thank george enough and the whole team of people, but just the entire staff from beginning to the end in how won

god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, mi god! oh, mi god! ¡ulala! puede caminar porque le falta, pque le falta la patita pa' bailar. ♪ >>a la caracha le falta una patita y a ued nomÁs le falta su limpio de fuego. [hla en otro idiom >>no, no, no, no, no more, please, that's enough. nono, no. help! please, matan. valentina... [♪] [habla en otro idioma] >>¡ya los tenemos! acabo de ver a ivÁn kosaco. >>great! >>ah! let's go for real reinforcement, come on. >>okay, okay. [jadeos] [exclamaciones] >>oye... [gritoy exclamaciones] >>toleiino, help, help! [sonido de hélic] [sirena de policía] [♪] [ella tararea] [tararea] [sonido de hices] >>grandsotolentino, help, help! ritos] ¡fuego, fuego! [gritos y exclamaciones] ¡tolentino, tolentino! [gritos y exclamaciones] [♪] [ella canta] >>help, help, help! [gritos y exclamaciones] >>my god! [gritos y exclamaciones] >>my god! [gritos y exclamaciones] my lens! [gritos y exclamaciones] [gritos] >>para la cama, ¡para la ma! ese botÓn . ese boton no, chica. tÚ no sabes, chica. [♪] >>ese no es. [♪] >>ese , quÍtate. dÉjame

god prevails. in great contest, each party claims to act in accordance with the will of god. god cannot be for and against the same thing at the same time. in the present civil war, it's quite possible that god's purpose is something different from the purpose of either party. here we go. that god's purpose in this war is something different from north or south. and yet the human instrumentalities working just as they do are of the best adaptation to effect purpose. here's lincoln always debating, i'm almost ready to say this is probably true, that god wills this contest and wills that it shall not end yet. by his mere quiet power on the minds of the now con he's about thes, he could have either saved or destroyed the union without a human contest. yet the contest began. and having begun, he could give the final victory to either side any day, and yet the contest continues. what's he saying? i now understand that god is all powerful. if he wanted to destroy the union, he could have done it. if he wanted to give the confederacy victory, he could have done it. he's not doing any of

god! oh, my god! oh, my god! unless you say the person on the loudspeaker is actually captain dave himself -- >> sorry, guys. that whale came up just right in front of us. my heart is still racing from that one. >> sounds bored. my heart is still racing from that one. >> you also see some dolphins. they got all kinds of sea life and view. >> they do get another view of the whale a little bit later, a little farther away. >> this is like a visual orgasm. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> the dude with the trumpet and the blue hoodie, he's a trumpet player, right? this is new york city. he's a street performer. they're everywhere. this fella, bald spot magoo here, he is upset about the trumpet player being here because his neighborhood doesn't like the trumpet player playing and making all kinds of noise. almost hits him with a garbage bag he's carrying. the trumpet player plays right in his face and all that does is incense bald spot magoo even more. he starts to come over to the cameras. >> this is one of

but france is alone, and god is alone, and what is my loneliness before the loneliness of my country and my god? i see now that the loneliness of god is his strength. what would he be if he listened to your jealous little counsels? well, my loneliness shall be my strength too. it is better to be alone with god. his friendship will not fail me, nor his counsel, nor his love. in his strength, i will dare and dare and dare until i die. i will go out now to the common people, and let the love in their eyes comfort me for the hate in yours. you will all be glad to see me burned, but if i go through the fire i will go through it to their hearts forever and ever. and so, god be with me. [commotion] as god is my judge, if she fell in the loire i would jump in in full armor to fish her out. but if she plays the fool at compiegne and gets caught, i must leave to her doom. then you had better chain me up, for i could follow her to hell when the spirit rises in her like that. she disturbs my judgment too. there is a dangerous power in her outbursts. but the pit is open before her and for good or evil, we cannot turn her from it. if only she'd

god, is that true? god? god, are you there? don't touch yourself. you're god. wow. i love jell-o. why? well, imagine waking up every morning with a little less hair... then driving to work in heavy traffic. [ horns blaring ] only to find out that the project you were working on for a year was suddenly canceled. well, the chocolatey taste of jell-o pudding makes up for all that. here. you need this more than me. ♪ stewie: stay tuned for more... or perish! i-i don't get it. last time we saw you, diane simmons had just stabbed you in the back with a knife. yeah! how the hell did you come back to life?! well, gentlemen, sometimes being a big hollywood star has its advantages. hey, is this guy somebody? yeah, that's james woods! we got a celebrity here! i repeat, this is not a normal dead person! this is a celebrity! james: being a famous movie star entitled me to topnotch medical care not available to the rest of society. my body was immediately taken to a hollywood hospital, where i was hooked up to a 17-year-old ingenue. and in ac

and now i believe that when people pray, when people pray to god, for life, god gives. god is really honest. god listens to his peoples' voice. >> what do you think it is about you that caused the whole world to pray for you and the whole world to light candles for you when you were wounded and the whole world to wish for you to be here today? >> i think i must ask the whole world, why did they pray for me? and the first thing is that it shows humanity. it shows love. it shows friendship. and it shows harmony. because not only the people of pakistan, not only muslims, not only pashtuns, but everyone prayed for me. it does not matter what religion they had. they were christians. they were jews. they did not even have religion. but they prayed for me and my new life. >> do you think it was because, not just because you are a lovely girl, but you add fundamental mission, and you spoke out about it in the most unusual way. what was it that you were thinking before all of this? what was your, you know, your life about in terms of education and in terms of being prepared to defy

god, but one of the ways through which god reaches out to us. >> this is true in a profound sense, in the way that art radically expands or extends our notion of god. we've all had the experience of coming across a work of art that suddenly blows your mind and makes you think of everything differently, think of the world differently, think of god differently. it's actually an absolutely essential element of any authentic and unified religious experience, i think. >> wiman's arrival at yale's institute of sacred music as a senior lecturer in religion and literature comes at the end of a long personal pilgrimage. one that included years of spiritual unrest and wandering, and led ultimately to an encounter with what he calls "the god of job, the god of annihilation." it is a journey that began here, amid the arid plains and long horizons of west texas. >> i was raised in an atmosphere that was really completely saturated with religion. it was southern baptist, fundamentalist baptist. the bible was inerrant, as we said. and i never really met a person who wasn't a believer until i left that place. >> an early role model in faith was his fundamentalist

god. oh, my god. oh, my god. - oh, so wait. blake is a her. - oh, my god. she's so stunningly tiny. she's like a petite double zo for sure, for sure. holy cow, look at what they're doing. - she's repositioning his hips for downward-facing dog. - [gasps] i've heard of this-- dog style. oh, wait. oh, look, oscar. [gasps] thumbelina has a boyfriend. and he has a ponytail? ew. i'd like to see that run for office. oscar, you were right. i had nothing to be worried about. thank you. let's go. let's go. - no, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - ow. - shut up. hold on, hold on, hold on. shh. just--sorry. look. - [imitates missile whistling] - oh. - this is fun. - oh-- - you know? this is fun. - what i was saying is the genius of air jordan was not in the market saturation, it was in-- [saw buzzing] uh... - what? - sorry, um... - jim, we're having a lot of trouble hearing you. - the--the--the--what i was saying is the real genius was-- [car alarm blaring] - hey! are those skateboarders back? - jim? jim, are you there? - where are they? - it was, uh... - little punks. - it was in the authentic design, r

(phone beeps) (phone chimes) oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god! beeps) i love stars! (knocking) oh, hey, mr. g. how's it going? quagmire, what are you doing here? hi, glenn. bye, you guys. me and glenn are going out. what?! like hell you are! don't worry, dad! i'll take care of him! stay away from my sis! okay, you two have fun on your date. what?! drive carefully. we'll see you later. lois, are you out of your mind?! we can't let quagmire take meg out on a date! that guy'll bang anything. hey, lois, i'm starving. what's for dinner? i made meatloaf. it's in the fridge. hey, peter, do you mind? but i have to get dinner. go out! peter, nothing's gonna happen. don't you see? she's only doing this to get a rise out of us. if we fight her on it, she'll only push further. well, she may not plan on sleeping with him, but you don't know how smooth quagmire is, lois. he's like a vagician. oh, that's clever. i know! isn't it? he practices vagic. "vagician" was funnier. okay, well, the point is, we ought to be worried. peter, trust me. i know what's going on

, i don't care for nothing else just family man and i hope that you guys do the best and pray to god, god bless everybody. >> thank you very much. and thank you and your son for being here. >> next speaker please? >> my name is allen and i am a dialysis technician at sfgh, and they are talking about numbers of 30 patients or more but they do not realize that as, technicians it is not safe to have the 5 to 1 ratio they want to stick the patients in a building, what about us, they never asked the technicians how hard it is, the turnover is hard and they don't understand that. generally, a patient that crash and then we have to jump to the next patient, 30 minute window per patient, and if you thought that is fast, that is fast pace and they want to add more patients to the unit and that is really hard. you were talking about the bond, if the city knew about the bond that we are going to present a bond, let us cut out the department and that probably would not have gone through, because it is a service and it is something that needs to be there. and with everything, about you i you know, mon

god god dependent on this rebirth for a number of frees this we just saw some of which are believed by defy the affair by the lead their way of being. we wash ourselves here because we have no other choice we have no running water but there are always two hundred people waiting at the public fountains so we have to wash in this filthy water. just like many others the owner of the small town every specialized in dying skins is unconcerned by the hazards his activity gives rise to. the morning this evacuation system has been in use for a long time. it is dirty water inevitably goes into the river. there's nowhere else for it to go that's the way it is. that really got it would naturally flow into the river. thief of course water containing chemicals is bad for the health probability bubble but if we worried about toxicity it would stop working. to go by when it was ready to do that. in this country and the polluters needed factory owners well polluting they don't feel like you know. philip again is a bangladeshi scientist in ten years he's been the only person to study the question of the pollution produced by the ten days of his area back. i think that that situation has become waters the. the washed polluted area that i have ever seen in bangladesh and in many other countries. maybe maybe he didn't get hurt yet and all the factories. releasing their treated liquid waste. seventy per cent of the total position that is being caused to these revert is coming from the teddy. dumping chromium into their favor what does and is very difficult to take chromium out of your system. if you're such a slacker is contaminated with chromium and if it is contaminated activity that you can't even cure it that means you're actually exposing the entire population of the city into a very deadly n.s.e. just. to turn loose of poisoned the city's entire canal system. was the main artery of. water and fish to the population. today it's the third most polluted river in the world no living will can the sun can survive in it the stench it exudes makes even sailing there is a difficult. mission . that fellow. did. you don't if you don't. show but it would. cost on the nose the water is poisoned there can't be any fish with the tanneries. and our forefathers were fishermen and lived off it because we haven't caught anything for seven. months now the film. thank god we carry on even if there are no more fish we can barely survive. that should look. to do all you see are empty nets of our you know what. was. good you know. yes there. was. the. run. but. it's only during the rainy season with the fall of freshwater the fisherman couldn't hope to catch a life fish. it would take many years and millions of years to clean this water though didn't really. was i. have that is i have been eating here for thirteen years when i want to resign clean and my husband was a fisherman and when the king thanks to see him out that i was today the fish from the wood a gander is inedible and my husband is out of work if the river were cleaned well could leave well from it hog out of the government is responsible for the state of the buddha gone long look what happened to it that this river runs right through how could they let this happen and the government does nothing. the human an ecological consequences are nothing short of acts tester for. the world trade organ

if we think that metaphor is how we talk of god, and that seems to me very hard to dispute that there's any other way of talking to god, talking about godn it would follow that the place where metaphor is most powerfully used, most compressed, most concise, most explosive in poetry would be where we would go to find religious enlightenment. >> he cites as an example a poem that he teaches in his class by the polish poet anna kamienska. >> “lord let me suffer much and then die. let me walk through silence and leave nothing behind, not even fear. make the world continue, let the ocean kiss the sand just as before. let the grass stay green so that frogs can hide in it, so that someone can bury his face in it and sob out his love. make the day rise brightly as if there were no more pain and let my poem stand clear as a windowpane bumped by a bumblebee's head. it's a hard poem to pray, lord, let me suffer, let me die, lord let nothing be changed after my death.” >> wiman is now 46 and the father of twin daughters. his doctors tell him his cancer is under control. but his prognosis is highly uncertain. he has endured painful marrow transplant

god, god forgive us all. the devil damn thee black, thou cream-faced loon. what soldiers, patch? the english force, so please you. take thy face hence. i have lived long enough. my way of life is fallen into the sear, the yellow leaf. and that which should accompany old age as honor, love obedience, troops of friends i must not look to have. but in their place curses, not loud but deep, mouth-honor, breath. how does your patient, doctor? not so sick, my lord as she is troubled with thick coming fancies that keep her from her rest. cure her of that. canst thou not minister to a mind diseased pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow, raze out the written troubles of the brain and with some sweet oblivious antidote cleanse the stuffed bosom of that perilous stuff which weighs upon the heart? therein the patient must minister to himself. throw physic to the dogs. i'll none of it. come, put mine armor on. give me my staff. i will not be afraid of death and bane till birnam forest come to dunsinane. [music] what wood is this before us? the wood of birnam. let every soldier hew him down a

. >> charles, is there anything too hard for god? god knows who you are. i know who you are. your family knows who you are. we want you to return home safely. >> that is charles walker's mother, nick, pleading with him to come out early. you have been speaking to family members of victims as well. it's important, also, to point out to viewers, nick, this is just 80 miles in panama city from the prison where they escaped in franklin county. they did not get very far. >> that's right. all along, the sheriff's department in orlando, they were from around the same neighborhood in the orlando neighborhood. all along, they were suspecting they were still in the state of florida, despite what they did, forging the documents to get out. just a few more details about their capture. the u.s. marshall service, in conjunction with the florida department of law enforcement were able to capture these two earlier this evening. if you remember, over the course of the last week, there's been so much finger pointing and questions as to how this could happen. but, they were able to do it. to re

god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> that's when i started to really freak out. >> windows are breaking. >> what? >> windows! get in the closet. get in the closet. get in the closet. >> it started breaking our skylights, which we have six of, that cover our entire house. >> oh my god. >> golly. >> i'm filming it. >> stay back. >> oh, my god. okay, get out, get out! >> rain started coming in, glass flying and breaking, limbs hitting and coming through our house. >> it's in my room. it was quite unusual and very scary. >> oh my goodness. the kitchen windows. owe oh my god. our kitchen window is broken out. >> after almost ten brutal minutes of pounding -- >> our front window broke. >> i know. >> -- the storm ends. residents of oklahoma walk outside to assess the staggering damage. >> there's still huge pieces of hail out here. >> i was expecting lots of dents in the cars. here's a baseball. >> what i didn't expect was windows totally blown out. >> all the windows are ruined. oh, my gosh. >> imagine baseballs just poundin

it's all people understanding who god is and that god embraces all people. that godade all people. >> that's why we call this the miracle on south capital center. because we believe that god is doing miraculous things in this place. ♪ >> the welcoming movement continues to spread and grow as more houses of worship ask, should we make this official? we'll continue to follow this issue so please check our website at pbs.org/tothecontrary whether you agree or to the contrary, please join us next time. >> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornell douglas foundation committed to encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection and eliminating harmful chemicals. additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation. websthe wallace genetic foundation the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation. and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. tazioli: muhammad the prophet, and muhammad the man. both of them come to life in a brand new book by author lesley hazleton. the book is called the first muslim and its coming up next on

god! my, god! >> it was just unbelievable. i'm at 1,000 feet and i'm thinking, this is not stopping. it just keeps growing and growing and pretty soon i'm looking at my door level with this mushroom cloud. >> the explosion was pretty amazing. i haven't seen flames or smoke go that high before. >> the massive eruption catches firefighters by surprise. >> all this was kind of looked up and it was like, wow! >> we heard it, we felt it and just the heat off of it, unmanageable and then it was like, well, what are we going to do next? do we need to start moving people? >> own though the firefighters are a safe did you substance away they feel the intense heat of the explosion. >> we were a half mile away and it felt like somebody opened the oven door and it was a big bang and you felt the heat and saw the flames shooting through the air. >> jim feels the heat in a chopper. >> we had little sliding windows on the side of the helicopter doors in the front. get in there and i actually had one slid back on the co-pilot's side and you could feel the heat come through the window when it passed us. very hot and very intense. and then anybody -- if they had been on the ground close to it spraying water on it they would have got burned. >> fortunately, the train explodes just outside of town and no one ask injured by the blast. >> a mile down the road it was right here in the middle of the town. could have been a really messy deal. >> after the explosion, the fire eventually burns itself out. >> all 26 years of flying and all the news that i've covered that's one of the things that will stick in my mind because of the fact it was such a large ball of fire and it came so high. >> it just blew up. >> my, godhether the cause is mechanical failure or human error, when kbusable materials get out of control, you can kpekt big fires, big explosions and big booms. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> what caught on camera" teens pushing drugs on a toddler. >> this think people would do that toy young child is amazing. >> a car crashing into a diner. >> i just knew somebody had got killed. >> a man trashing a supermarket in his birthday suit. >> this is the first time i ever had to handcuff and shackle a nude man, and hopefully it's the last time it has to happen, too. >> an innocent passenger violently attacked with a hammer. >> his intention was to kill. >> stories that are shocking. >> somebody detected a small pulse in his leg and said, this man is not dead. he is alive.

god's people said amen. amen, amen. god loves you, god bless you. forhank you, reverend dorch that wonderful blessing. vite judge comby, director comby to come forward for the administration of the oath of office. i'll be very brief. before you do the oath of i want to say this is a proud day for jim comby, for patrice, and for his five for president obama, for attorney general holder, and this judge who hired jim as the first law clerk 28 years ago. an even prouder day for the men and women of the fbi and who care about this premier law enforcement agency, fbi ding all of the former directors and former attorney generals, many of whom are here today. ever since our year together, which was great fun, by the way, we both learned our new jobs, i've told jim who's 6'8" as you see, to watch his head. -- jim didn't b need prompting from me. guy. a modest he's always been serious about his work. but at core, he's never taken too seriously. after that first year, i had high expectations for jim, that exceeded is due in no small part to the open enerous modest kind of person that he is. jim, of course, is a f

god, much less you do albums about god, and yet come it seems to me that the blind boys of alabama have continued to do that and do it well, even in a world where people oftentimes don't want to hear about god going to tell you why i will never -- i'm going to tell you one of the reasons why i will never deviate from talking about god. when i was a young boy, very young boy -- i'm not young anymore -- [laughter] i used to ask god to let my mother live to see me get grown. i was blind in the world by myself, making it the best that i could. i asked him, i said, let my mother live to see me get grown. he didn't only do that -- my 2009. just passed in she was 103. [laughter] tavis: i said the lord answered your rare, didn't he? -- prayer, didn't he? us bible i read said he give -- gives us three score and 10 years. a 70. she took somebody else's time. he answered your prayer. of all the to ask -- times we've talked over the years, i've never asked you this, and i'm glad you told the story about your prayer to god asking him to let your mother live to see you get grown -- did you ever ask god why you were born this way? >> i did. tavis: lord. >> and he told me why too. this is my calling. if i

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theism is belief in some kind of personal god such as the christian god or the muslim god, the gods about halle. pantheism that characterized as a type of atheism. it's kind of what einstein believed. he did not believe in any kind of personal god that he had a kind of reference for that which we don't yet understand so kind of than i don't know -- it's hard to characterize exactly what pantheists believe. agnostics are people who don't know. that word was quite by thomas henry huxley a colleague. some people confuse agnosticism with a 50/50 tossup. there is really no reason to use 50/50. in essence we are all agnostic because we can never disprove leprechauns and pixies. we have to be agnostic about them but for all practical purposes we are a leprechauns and a pixies and in the same way atheists will technically admitting we cannot actually disprove the existence of any particular god. >> host: why when to call yourself an agnostic then? >> guest: i do sometimes call myself agnostic that i'm a bit wary of that because people sometimes think that means a total gone commitment. and i woul

house, my blood and my son in the name of god for the head of the revolution and for all the children of this country. we are coming to you with the help of god. god the great. >> the rebels call this cannon a hell fire it's made in makeshift factories and it's just as likely to backfire to hit the target. rebelle groups have long complained that they need more up-to-date weaponry. there's no real winner. it's part oh of a battle. to describe it with the inaccurate but it's clear and there is progress in another fund. syrian state tv will show the state regime. other protestors were arrested as well. >>> a new type of malaria vaccine has a help to -- the risk of the deadly disease is in half. we have the story from kwraepb. kenya. she had -- and they were giveen does not work. >> she has been my latest since she was 5. this time it was different. we lost after three weeks. >> reporter: but the hope from millions were leading half of the world. malaria's epidemic. it's the sad and final place of clinical trial. it's for children five years old a success rate of 46% and it. tkpwapb decades ago. >> an malaria is not going to be by one. it will requir

god's. after all, my neighbor's dog also talks to me in my sleep and tells me to kill people but i ignore him because he's not god. although, rosco is an ordained minister. ( laughter ) i also believe-- and this is just me-- that-- ♪ ♪ hold on, i'm getting something from godht now. what's that? uh-huh? uh-huh? she said what! what did you tell her? o-m-you. did you not go there! are you grade-acrazazzy my man. long story, joan of arc is a drama queen. anyway, i hate to burst your bubble, bill, but god talks to me before he talks to you. in fact, god pitched me on this whole "killing jesus" thing, and when i passed on the project-- seem derivative-- he asked me to tell you. so in fact it was me whispering into your ear in the middle of the night. i mean-- ( cheers and applause ) upodoes this sound familiar? bill, write a book about jesus that's more accurate than the bible. also, don't tell people about the voices you hear in the middle of the night because they'll think you're a crazy narcissist. ( laughter ) we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has a new book-- "tip and the gipper: when politics worked." it's the perfect thing for ted cruz to read during his next filibuster. please welcome chr

and the key, i put up here on the graphic the primary prayer- god, allah is great, god is great, there is no god but god and mohammed is his profit. the key teaching- submission to god- and that is at the very heart of it. once we've established that identity, we can move on to relationship, and as i mentioned, islam is about submission- giving up, the letting go, knowing that allah is everything and love of allah is the key. so muslims believe in total submission to the will of allah. moving on down through the graphics, we can then begin to develop these. the qur'an- not quite like the bible because this is the holy textbook that is literally breathed forth by allah- it's revealed; it's a sacred text, but more than just a book that you could have a critical analysis of, this is the word of god. and they say- i'm not very, you know, i think i got a d- in my arabic back in graduate school- but they say the beauty of it as it's recited; it's meant to be recited, and that's the key. another key point- shirk. idolatry- putting anything else in the place of allah. we'll see when we go inside a mosqu

god. in great contest each party claims to act in accordance with the will of god. may be one is wrong god cannot be for and against the same thing at the same time. it is quite possible that god's purpose is something different from the purpose of either party. that god's purpose in this war is something different from north or south. but yet they human instrumentality working as they do is the best adaptation for this purpose. lionel's ready to say this is probably true. i am almost ready to say it is probably true that god wills the contest that it shall not india by his mere quiet power on the minds of the now contestants he could have saved or destroyed at the union without a contest. yet it began and having begun he to give the final victory to either side any data yet it continues. >> he is saying now by the stand that god is all powerful. of you wanted to destroy the union he could have if you wanted to give the confederacy victory he could have. the key is not doing any of it. he has something else he is after. when he concludes within weeks is that god is enraged about slavery an

oh my god. >> owe, oh my god, oh my god. >> oh my god indeed.ibutor jimy williams and steve karnaky. we want to offer condolences to mayor cory booker moments ago. we learned that he lost his father, that he lost his dad. so our thoughts are with him and his family. it does fall to us to talk about some of the politics here. and he still has to face that man who we heard make that very awkward comment in this race. does mr. lonegan even make sense for new jersey? >> this is a state it's been 41 years since new jersey has elected a republican to the u.s. senate. even with this poll, these polls drawing sort of relatively close right now, that puts lonegan in the range of every republican who has run and lost in new jersey. there is a bigger game that longan is sort of playing here. by taking on this fight against cory booker and by saying things like he said at this debate last night, when this election is over, steve lonegan is able to sort of return to the conservative media world, the information world and say look, i took the fight to cory bo

there and says president barack obama wants to destroy all concept of god, that he believes also that god -- that government is godthese are very harsh things to say. he's saying this while campaigning for his son as a representative of his son. so i think it's a fair question to put to ted cruz. do you buy this? is this man really speaking for you? does this somehow shape, animate, influence your views as you become the leader of the tea party and the far right here? and, you know, that's a question that he hasn't answered. and today -- yesterday he told me all those remarks were -- his office told me those remarks were taken out of context. i don't know how you take those remarks out of context. we put up the whole videos. >> i think context is the right question to use here. wayne slater, this question. if this guy gets further in terms of power on the right wing, senator cruz, if he gets higher -- he's pretty high right now. up along with rand paul. people will say how come we didn't know this about his father. i think people want to know about it. they'll say it's not fair to talk about a family member. i thi

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god says. god is worthy. the truth. >> god allowed me to provide this word in this prison: i have enough faith right now to know that god has everything ready for me. >> narrator: fames leads bible study and is regarded as a jailhouse pastor. but in another unit, michael lesher pledges allegiance to a different entity. >> you have lucifer and satan. in death i found life and hell is my paradise. this is my paradise. his life is illuminated by all of his tattoos. >> it's better than some of the scratches i've seen on some inmates. but it's really not all that extravagant. it's definitely not street-quality work. it was all single needle. >> i was 24 when i got the tattoo on my head. the horns, itself, it's just me being an outlaw. somebody that's a little devil himself. >> at the time that i got that tattoo, i had a real strict belief in being antichristian. i believe if there's a god looking down at me, he's got something looking right back up at him. my original belief is satanism, as in the original terms of the word. it jus

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>> that's tomorrow on "the list." cguyver? >> survival life hacks. >>> hello there, boys and girls. i'm kevin pereira and this is "let's ask america." the show you don't even have to comb your pretty hair to win $50,000. they are on their web cams and they want to play, so let's see who we've got today. first up, he's from philadelphia, pennsylvania! from brooklyn, new york, it's j.j.! from california, it's chloe! and he's from springhill, florida, please welcome ricky. welcome to the program, pleasure to have you here. very, very simple show. here's how this works. we ask america their opinions on all kinds of crazy topics. you have to correctly guess the results of our polls and you can win $50,000. it's that easy. ready to win some money? let's do it. first question is worth $100. here are the two possible answers, we've got one that pushes things up or one that holds things in. the question is, what kind of undergarment did single women say is more important to have on a first date? the one that pushes things up or holds things in? let's go to newport beach, california, chloe. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> very well. thank you for asking. tell me about yourself. >> born and raised in newport beach, california. i taught surf lessons the last summer. it's amazing living down here, living by the beach, and being able to surf every day. >> reveal your answer, one that holds things in or one that pushes things up? i see holds in -- holds in -- pushes up and holds in. chloe is going her own way here, correct answer, holds things in. $100 for mark, j.j., and ricky. next question is worth $200. still very early. the two possible answers are, working at a fast food restaurant or going to summer school. question is, what did teenagers say would be the worst way to spend their summer vacation? is it working at a fast food restaurant or going to summer school? the answers are in. let's go to philadelphia, pa. mark, are you lost out of your house right now? >> i am your neighborhood mailman and i'm here with it. >> pleasure to have you here. flip those cards, everyone. is it fast food or summer school? oh, four say it's got to be summer school. the correct answer with 56% of the vote, they said, working at a fast food restaurant. it was very, very close, but no, they said the fast food. no money there, but not a problem, we're going to move on. next question is worth $300. two possible answers here are, a football team or a white christmas. the question is, people from los angeles say they most wish their city had which of these, is it a football team or a white christmas? for $300, let's go to brooklyn, new york, and say hello to j.j. j.j., what's your story? >> i am getting married in two and a half weeks, kevin. >> oh, my god honor here to do my bidding, which is the best part of being a bride. i'm super psyched. >> this is for $300, is it white christmas or football team? the correct answer with 74% of the vote, chloe, you got it. they are dreaming of a white christmas. chloe's in first place with $300. everybody else tied at $100 a piece. that brings us to the final question of this round. it is worth $400. more importantly, this decides who stays and plays and who gets eliminated. good luck to all four of you. here we go. two possible answers are, congratulations, when are you due, or may i help you, sir? question is, which question did women in their 30s say they'd least like someone to ask them. is it congratulations, when are you due? or may i help you, sir? take a trek to spring hill, florida, say hello to ricky. how are you, sir? >> doing great. how about yourself? >> doing very well, thank you. ricky, what's your story? >> well, i'm a family man, i'm a singer/songwriter. i like to write jingles. >

god's laws are obeyed, almost never end in divorce. god's ways are not only right ways; they are the best ways. when people truly live out their faith the way god intended, they find their marriages to be the happiest and most loving. husbands, do your best; do your best to make your home what god would have it to be. be the spiritual leader in your home. god's way is truly truly a way of blessing. peter said in 1 peter chapter 1; chapter 3 excuse me, verses 1 to 6; he says, "likewise, wives, be subject to your own husbands, so that even if some do not obey the word they may be won without a word by the conduct of their wives - when they see your respectful and pure conduct. do not let your adorning be external - the braiding of hair, the wearing of gold, or the putting on of clothing - but let your adorning be the hidden person of the heart with the imperishable beauty of a gentle and a quiet spirit, which in god's sight is very precious. for this is how the holy women who hoped in god used to adorn themselves by submittinto their husbands, as sarah obeyed abraham, calling him lord. and you are her children if you do good and do not fear anyth

god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> calm down. >> though he initially denied swinging at the officer, he later indicated otherwise. >> why did you -- >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to. >> why? >> because i was angry. i was angry. >> after treatment from medical staff, he is confined in what could be described as the jail's worst neighborhood, security segregation. >> ain't got no toothbrush or toothpaste. ain't got no -- in here. >> he's not in security segregation status in which things are taken away, cup and spoon and toothbrush and toothpaste, he can get it back but it's taken away as security status. any time he comes out of the cell, he has to be handcuffed and shackled. we're going to conduct a board hearing for you and i'll explain everything to you. >> it will determine whether silk spends his time in segregation or if he can return to general population prior to his transfer to prison. >> any evidence to present at the hearing? >> no. >> i need you to read through this -- >> i didn't do nothing, man

god, god bless, yes, i feel so fortunate, so fortunate. i saw you talking on "the talk" the other day. you were appearing on that show. and you had said is it possible for corey to have a comeback and the things he has to overcome. i thank you for that, it is always good to put the thoughts my people's mindings. quite honestly, i don't feel that i have gone anywhere. i am one of the few people that i know has consistently worked. i never stopped. i do three films a year generally. of course they have not been the huge smash films like they used to be. but that is okay, i'm still working, i'm creative, and do what i love to do. i have the first release, coming out. directed by the legend arthouse director, being released. i'm very excited to be in the game and very humbled by it. that said, i'm also grateful to be on earth. i have a beautiful son, a beautiful life today. i have overcome a great many things both professional and personally. so i think more than anything, this book is more of a testament to the fact that not only have i survived it, but i have learned how to survive it and be happy. and that is the big thing. i am happy, i love life itself, i love helping people and love spending time with my child. so the rest is just gravy, really. >> well, corey, it is a fascinating book, it is searing, and anyone who wants to know what the dark side of hollywood is like. >> and there is a lot of good stuff, too, a lot of happy moments. >> but the upsetting stuff is very upsetting. i applaud you for being so candid about it. it is a great lesson. >> you brought up a good point, piers, which is that i did go off the rails but it was only for two years. a lot of people want to keep you in that hole. and i wanted this truth to come out for people to really open their eyes and examine it and go wait a minute, let's think back. when did he have his problems again? oh, yeah, that was history. yet, still in the forefront of the news. >> well, corey, great to have you back, in the forefront. the book is out, coreyography, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> and coming up, tips from jerry seinfeld's better half in the kitchen. she is also very funny. jessica seinfeld, after the break. introducing cardioviva: the first probiotic to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels without a prescription. cardioviva. >>> jessica seinfeld is a cookbook author and mother of three children. her latest book is the "can't cookbook" welcome to you. >> thank you. happy to be here. >> here's my technique with cooking. i can play one song on the piano, "let it be" by the beatles. but i play it so well, i can convince everybody i'm the next liberace. with cooking, i can cook one thing brilliantly. this is like a godis packed full of simple recipes for idiots like me. >> yes, idiots is a perfect word. if you can cook spa getty, i believe you are not afraid of the kitchen. >> i'm aggressive. >> i believe anything about you is aggressive but it's this is great because you can get in and out of the kitchen really quickly. but i took four years writing this book for people like -- you used the word "idiot" i use the work genius like my husband who is incredible at everything else. >> what is the simple way to be a good cook. >> i feel like this is what people do. they judge themselves. they have so much shame about it and it is really like, food. we're just going to eat again in a few hours. >> these dishes look complicated. >> they are simple and that's the point. i am committed to cooking for my family every night of the week and i don't want to spend a lot of time doing it or run around shopping all day long. i don't have the time and don't want to spend the time doing it. but i want to figure out

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oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god! (narrator) ...has something to say! god hates me. (narrator) will this bridezillas entire ceremony be swept away? (lacy) this is the worst wedding day ever! (narrator) plus... ahhh! (narrator) ladrienna puts the "b" in budget... oh, my god-- i gotta give you more money! (narrator) ...and tells her bridesmaids where to shove it! i don't have time for the "bitch-assness." you're out of the wedding (narrator) next, on "bridezillas!" ♪ ♪ ♪ (narrator) meet the may-december couple to remember, lacey and steven. my name's lacey jordan. i'm 22, i'm an office manager and i live in elk city, oklahoma my name is steven reynolds. i'm 40-years-old. i live in elk city, oklahoma. (narrator) when steven set out to propose to lacey, he got a little help from the little one. the way steven proposed was, um, we decided to go on a walk with the baby. i took the ring, gave the ring to the baby... he had put the ring under the blanket, so when i pulled the blanket off, there sat the ring, and there was a note inside that said, "mommy, marry d

issued an emotional plea for her son to turn himself in. >> charles, is there anything too hard for god? godwho you are. we want you to return home safely. we love you. we believe in you. we just want you to surrender yourself to someone who you trust, who will bring you back in safely. >>> texas senator ted cruz spoke at the texas medical association's fall conference earlier today. in his remarks he continued to hit obama care. >> obama care is doing is driving all sorts of people out of the market making it where they can't afford health insurance. i have to tell you by the way as i tour around and you talk to people, some of the most chilling conversations i've had is talking with the heads of hr at big companies. who describe how they and all of their colleagues are talking about, well, as soon as these exchanges get up and running, as soon as there's a viable alternative, in all likelihood we're going to dump every one of our employees. >> dick cheney feared an assassination attempt by a heart attack. that's according to a new interview. the vice president worried about that possibilit

theism is believe in some kind of personal god such as the christian god or the muslim god, the gods of valhalla. pantheism i characterize as a type of atheism but it's sort of kind of what einstein believed. einstein did not believe in any kind of personal god but yet he can reference for that which we don't yet understand. some pantheists feel as a kind of i don't know. it's hard to quite characterize exactly what pantheists believe. agnostics are people who don't know. that word was coined by thomas henry huxley, darwin's friend and continue to some people confuse that with this kind of a 50/50 tossup, whether there is a god or not. there's really no reason to trump up 50/50. in essence where all agnostic because we can never actually disprove it we can't disprove leprechauns and pixies. we have to be a mistake about them but for all practical purposes we are a leprechauns and a pixies. and in the same way we can the atheist while technically admitting that we cannot actually disprove the existence of any particular god. >> host: why then don't you call yourself an agnostic than? >

god? god knows who you are. i know who you are. your family knows who you are. we want you to return home safely. we love you. we believe in you. we want you to surrender yourself to someone who you trust, who will bring you back in safely. we don't want any harm to come to you. i know you are a man of faith. you have a strong family bond and strong family values. i know who you are. you know who you are. and i just want you home safely, son. please come home. thank you. >> at this point i would also like to introduce mr. henry pierson, father figure to joseph jenkins. >> an emotional plea from the mother of charles walker. one of the two men in florida, again, both serving decades long sentences for murder and other crimes. they are on the run right now, at last check, authorities said they thought they were still in the area. but the mother of charles walker there essentially pleading to her son's faith, saying i know that you're a man of godg too hard for god? we are going to, of course, keep our eye on this developing story down in florida. when there's an update we will, of course, pass it along to you. back now to politics. over the past few weeks we have seen how fragmented these united states at least congress can be. but are americans -- are americans as fragmented as well? there's a new survey out by "esquire" and nbc news. it attempts to identify the new american center. you can take heart from its key finding that the american public is not nearly as divided as congress. hogan giddley is strategist, chris is a democratic strategist. good to see both of you as always. >> good to see you. >> hogan -- >> thanks for having us. >> let me start with you, buddy. the study found that the majority of those polled fall into the political center but some of the respondents didn't necessarily know they were in the center. 55% said they were moderates. 25% as conservative, 20% as liberal. why are not not nearly as polarized a

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[ cheers and applause ] i have the rest of the show to do, so -- >> come on! >> jimmy: i know, but i just got to go for the win. first to make their opponent drink five shots wins. let's put on our hats. >> yes! >> jimmy: here we go. we got some nice sailor hats. >> hello, louise? >> jimmy: here we go. [ cheers ] here we go. johnny, you are our guest. why don't you fire? [ submarine sonar ] >> all right. i'm going to say c-3. >> jimmy: miss. >> crap. >> jimmy: but interesting you said that, because i will say -- d-3! >> miss. you know what? 1-a. >> jimmy: hit. [ explosion ] >> yeah! [ cheers ] cheers. >> jimmy: my tiny solo cup. thank you. that's good. [ cheers ] that's a shout out to the university of arizona right there. hope they didn't lace my cup. >> hug me. >> jimmy: i'm going to say -- f-2. >> f-2. that's a hit. [ explosion ] [ cheers ] that's a big hit. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, it's the tequila? >> cheers! [ cheers and applause ] all right. a-2. >> jimmy: miss, my friend. >> i know, though. i know. >> jimmy: and now i'm mad because i know i'm going to have to do that tequila. all right, you were f-2 and that was the tequila, so i'm going to say -- g-2? >> g-2? that's a big fat miss. >> jimmy: ah! i'm so mad. >> wait, do i mark when you say it? >> jimmy: no. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know. >> b-1. >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers ] ♪ i will never ever get used to tequila at all. ever. >> sorry, bro. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. it tastes like ashtray water. [ laughter ] i'm going to say -- f-1. >> hit! [ explosion ] >> jimmy: yes! >> this is an awesome game. >> jimmy: i know. it's 2-2. it's 2-2. it's your turn, my friend. >> oh, crap. oh. c-1. >> jimmy: gosh, of course. yes, hit. [ explosion ] so mad. i was hoping you'd forget. all right. all right. f-3. f-3. >> f-3. f-3's is a hit. >> jimmy: yeah, that's got to be a hit. [ explosion ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: 3-3, my friend. >> you sank some ship. i don't know what you call it. >> jimmy: it's just, like, a -- it's just a battleship. >> you sank my battleship! >> jimmy: yes, i did. yes. you sank mine, too. i forgot. >> oh, was i supposed to put that on the floor? >> jimmy: yeah, sure. you're you're allowed to do whatever you want, man. >> okay. >> jimmy: it's your turn. >> oh, crap. oh, d-3. >> jimmy: miss. >> that was a dumb one. >> jimmy: i'm going to say -- a-1? >> a-1 is a miss. >> jimmy: nice acting. i thought -- >> but -- >> jimmy: but -- >> how about c-5? >> jimmy: c-5 is a miss. how about c-5 your side? >> c-5 my side is a miss. but f-3 -- >> jimmy: it's a hit! >> yes! [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'll be talking to hailee like -- [ slurring words ] i can't believe your movie -- all right, it's 4-3. i got to get something right here. >> c-2. >> jimmy: i'm going to say c-2. >> yeah, hit! hit! hit! tequila! ♪ >> jimmy: i love you chose your own tequila. >> what happened? what happened? >> jimmy: i know. all right. >> f-4. >> jimmy: that's a miss. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: c-3. >> that's a miss. gosh. what was my last one? >> jimmy: just say f-2. >> f-4. wheels are falling off, folks. producer's going -- [ laughter ] all right, is it my turn? >> jimmy: yeah. >> f-2. >> jimmy: congratulations. that's a hit. ♪ right there. oh, my god, stop it. go see "bad grandpa" in theaters this friday. hailee steinfeld joins us after the break. stick around. 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. >> charles, is there anything too hard for god? god knows who you are. i know who you are. your family knows who you are. we want you to return home safely. >> that is charles walker's mother, nick, pleading with him to come out early. you have been speaking to family members of victims as well. it's important, also, to point out to viewers, nick, this is just 80 miles in panama city from the prison where they escaped in franklin county. they did not get very far. >> that's right. all along, the sheriff's department in orlando, they were from around the same neighborhood in the orlando neighborhood. all along, they were suspecting they were still in the state of florida, despite what they did, forging the documents to get out. just a few more details about their capture. the u.s. marshall service, in conjunction with the florida department of law enforcement were able to capture these two earlier this evening. if you remember, over the course of the last week, there's been so much finger pointing and questions as to how this could happen. but, they were able to do it. to re