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you're like, oh, my god. you can't believe what's there in front of you. >> i know. so this other big casting news. lisa rinna is joining "the real housewives of beverly hills." i'm surprised. she said all along she was never, ever, ever going to do it. >> e! news is reporting she's joining the cast. >> do we have verification and confirmation on that? >> no. >> so alleged sources say. >> but it's interesting. lisa was on "dancing with the stars." she's on the soap opera, obviously, "days of our lives." >> she used to be on "melrose place." >> she was on "sing your face off." >> i like that title. never saw the show, but i like the title. >> she did that. i find this interesting. >> i like lisa. i did a podcast with her a couple weeks ago. she was very forthcoming, very candid, very open about things. she was just saying -- she was saying how hard it is now at her age in this business. she's over 40. but she has the body of an 18-year-old. she works out. she takes it very seriously. still very, very sexy, beautiful woman. she said they didn't even want her on the "si

thank you very much, and god bless you all. >>> this is american history tv on c-span3. where we're marking the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. we continue our look at past presidential speeches in normandy. up next we hear from bill clinton on the 50th anniversary of d-day in june of 1994. >> general downing, mr. hathaway, honored leaders of our military, distinguished veterans and members of the armed services, family and friends, my fellow americans. we stand on sacred soil. 50 years ago at this place, a miracle of liberation began. on that morning, democracy's forces landed to end the enslavement of europe. around 7:00 a.m. unit colonel james early rutter, second ranger battalion united states army, led 224 men on to the beaches below and up these unforgiving cliffs. bullets and grenades came down upon them, but by a few minutes after 7:00, here, exactly here, the first rangers stood. today, let us ask those american heroes to stand again. corporal ken barringman who sits here to my right was one of them. he had just celebrated his 20th birthday out in the ch

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. >> oh, my god, you guys, oh, my god. >> plus, midair crisis. e people are on a journey to face their biggest fear. >> pretend like you own the plane. >> but now can the plane whit perrer cure them. >> it's time for me to get on the plane. ♪ it might seem crazy what i'm bout to say ♪ >> if you're sick of pharrell's happy -- ♪ clap along -- >> so the weird al -- ♪ it might seem crazy to see stripes with plaid ♪ >> and you might be surprised who's helping him. but first the night line 5. ♪ and aall went marching, marching in two by two ♪ she was at risk. >> he opens the door, trying to alert meredith as he goes. what was the first thing you remember? >> hearing yelling and commotion, ruckus. >> and you knew something was wrong? >> absolutely. the one with the gun strolled over to me and came behind me and put the gun to my head and said "we're the money now?" i just remember them saying repeatedly "where's the drugs? where's the money? where's the drugs? where's the money?" as she tells the e.r. doc, what happens next would change their lives forev

pray to god you know me normal. they said you're a homo you're a homo and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed forever i became like the ridicule it stopped still to this day. well of texas instructs school teachers to tell pupils young people that homosexuality is not an acceptable lifestyle and also instructs them to say that homosexual sex in private is a crime in those states if the church was going to fire me that's what they had to do but i was going to do this with. the same logic that the united states pursued in afghanistan you know flat army relatively unknown a graphic from the jackie dean it's all he had that was good enough for the united states and look what happened a couple of here is a lie again and the problem with american policy is a lack of staying power after the soviet union left afghanistan the united states essentially forgot about afghanistan this pakistanis moved in to fill the void with the taliban that led to the growth of all with all the subsequent consequences this was

bless you. >> jimmy: but god bless you. ight. so, i'm going to show our guest from next week on the screen. you tell us, tell everyone who they are. first guest. >> everybody, listen to me, please. >> jimmy: who is this one, yehya? >> oh, washington. >> jimmy: that is right. kerry washington. next guest. >> thank you. >> jimmy: who is this young man? >> i know what you do. but i don't know who -- >> jimmy: what does he do? >> the movie "lord of the ring." >> jimmy: no. >> movie "avatar." the one with the broom, he would fly it. >> jimmy: that is right. >> with the broom. >> jimmy: daniel radcliffe. and the movie was called? >> it was called -- i forget. >> jimmy: harry potter. that's right. next guest? who is that man? rock music legend. >> looks like the bee gees brother. >> jimmy: not the bee gees brother. pretty sure they're all gone. >> looks like the guy from the bee gees brother. >> jimmy: that's not the bee gees brother. that's tom petty and the heartbreakers going to be here. >> i don't know his name. >> jimmy: that'

have a look at stillwater over here the god. you see those all gas canisters so what they've actually done is they collected all the gas canisters from all the demonstrations that happen every friday here between the protesters the palestinian and the israeli soldiers and these are what israeli soldiers fired. this university into because it's all unfolded you know the women ages. of them were just going. to be down in different clothes. some lemonade. i am. a little bit about. the kinetic as to where they were standing still knowing me ok that's russia today in an english you're from russia no actually i'm from south africa but why to. not to throw stones last two years where. because of this. why throw a stone on a car that's just driving past it is it is it is big no one is throwing a stone and with all respect we were standing down then we actually saw some guys connecting stones into a bag and using one of the slings to. me throwing us so not really they were not collecting stones knowingly knowing. stones is everywhere you can

, you're a good god anyway. >> you know, i'm hoping to god you know, like i say, somebody up there likes me. i hope they continue to like me enough to let me leave out of here. and like i say in church services, you know, we preach. keep your head up. keep your faith in god. keep your trust in him. because right now, we're in hell's glory in here. this is hell's glory. because a man can go no lower than to be locked up in here for a long time. >> on the last day of our visit, an inmate at stateville was murdered. prison officials say he was killed by his cellmate. the prison immediately went into a level one lockdown. it was a sobering reminder that despite all of their reforms, stateville is still a very dangerous place. for msnbc, i'm john seigenthaler. . >>> good tuesday morning. right now on first look, breaking news out of the middle east as the israeli air strikes increase in gaza while the death toll on both sides rises. the u.n. security council demands an investigation as bodies from flight 17 arrive in ukraine. >>> the wild fierds in seattle a

david cameron referred to gaza as a prison who are the prison guards who is he referring to when you refer to god so as a giant prison camp who are the guards of that person can israel senior sarsi learn to not just this was a sure you know is your arm didn't. places keeping them citizens doesn't reason it was your own tell your aunt your mind so then you're on television don't make a full of yourself before the whole world. i'm not taking a family so it certainly was the putting on this point gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on gaza stay with arkie. we've received. there's a media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same motions your. play your party there's a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics only on our team. i'm happy martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right other big story the extra headlines same time there's a reason they don't want to. point that. out now let's break the set. live right see. first street. and i think you're. on our repo

let's do everything we can to protect our children and our grandchildren. >> thank god you are here. d i hear three words, god help us. >>> well, my heartfelt thanks to jon voight for being here. you and i have been to israel together. we've seen the very vulnerable situation there. i think a lot of americans have to remember that they are not at war against a little terrorist group against hamas. they are at war against iran. hamas is just a tip of the sphere. every american needs to pray for the peace of israel and also pray for the peace in our own country as well. thank you for joining us. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. stay tune i'll be back tomorrow on opening bell on the fox business network. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, president obama facing mounting media criticism over the mushrooming crisis on the border. >>> overrun by waves of immigrant children, that criticism even on msnbc. >> respect and reality on the ground is that the -- did not stay ahead of it. and there's impressions. the reality is that the white house has been slow to reac

oh, thank god. >> you always tell the joke. always say do you think some woman making $25 million really thinks -- really cares about what -- i think they do. >> i think they do, too. >> i think people do care. >> i think they do, too. some of them don't. i love it when -- sarah jessica parker, i always bring her up. she will come up to me and say look at the shoes the can you believe the shoes? you just want to hug her. she knows it is fashion. instead of anna. bulim bulimics. allegedly. you smell hem before you see them. here they come. allegedly. allegedly. >> does the stuff just come to you after all he is years? is there -- one of those inside the after studio kind of questions. is there an equation for how to write a good joke? or just -- how do you do that? >> none. the first time you it it is the best. quick, quick, quick. write it down. there's no equation. you know what breaks your heart? when something is -- isn't funny after you thought about it. your hear -- hear i come, audience. here's the joke. and the audience g

praise god. youake off your shoes and your socks. >> you are going to be the light of 6-2. >> amen? not to just smile. >> get in. face that wall. sit down. exactly. there you go. extend your legs and your back, back here. come back here. there you go. bring your body over here. cross your arms. praise god. sherman, in obedience and the commands of jesus christ and all your professional faith, my brother, we do now baptize you in the name of the father, the name of the son and the holy ghost. amen. amen, praise god. you need to get up. amen. >> amen. >> praise god. amen. >> there you go. amen. amen. >> all right. >> it felt good. i can't remember the last time i was in water like that. >> you have to always hold out hope and especially in a place like this. giving up -- giving up is the worst thing you would want to do. there are different ways of dying. you don't have to die physically, but to lose hope, you can walk around from one place to another, but there's no life in you. >> i feel fresh. i fee

god bless you, and god bless america. >>> this year marks the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. we continue our look at past presidential speeches in normandy. up next we hear from george w. bush on the 60th anniversary of d-day in june of 2004. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> mr. president and mrs. chirac, secretary powell and secretary principi, general meyers, members of the united states congress, my fellow americans, ladies and gentlemen, it is a high honor to represent the american people here at normandy on the 6th of june 2004. 20 summers ago when another american president came here to pay tribute to the men of d-day, he was a kracourageous man hims and a gallant leader in the cause of freedom. and today we honor the memory of ronald reagan. mr. president, thank you for your gracious welcome to the reunion of allies. history reminds us that france was america's first friend in the world. with us today are americans who first saw this place at a distance. and the half light of a tuesday morning long ago. time and providence have brought them back to see once m

if you don't fast, god will not love you. god has given you 11 months to be free, and he is only asking for one. >> why is it so important to you that you fast and observe ramadan? in order to have peace, we are praying for god to be merciful to us. this family says for the first time in their lives they are not fasting for ramadan, because it is way too hot, they can't get the proper food and don't feel like they have the energy. >> i fasted yesterday but only for one day. i couldn't continue because of the heat. i feel guilty that we are not able to fast. as if i'm not honoring my religion. >> can you tell me why you are here. we are from a village. i.s.i.l. arrived in our area and they started taking down sacred flags. they put their black flags up everywhere and blew up our mosques. we had to flee. they killed two of our relatives. we saw 12 bodies in one place, and 60 more in another. i noticed you passing out food, why are you doing that? >> way are in the days of ramadan. and the muslim whose are cooking food and who ar

you. >> reporter: to actual hate mail. >> hope god punishes you for what you are doing. hope that you and all your patrons will kill yourself. >> reporter: pretty harsh. >> that is pretty harsh. >> reporter: then, there's colorado itself, which, after all is a state that's seen its share of gun violence. the massacre at columbine high school. >> that was the weekend before he was killed. >> reporter: and two years ago, dave hoover lost his nephew at this aurora movie theater. >> she calls, screaming on the phone. i picked it up, what's going on? what's wrong? she says, i don't know where a.j. is. he's at the movies. he said, turn on the tv. get up, turn on the tv. that's when it hit me. i went, oh. my god. >> reporter: a.j. was 1 of the 12 people killed that night. hoover argues the shooters grill is glorifying gun culture. >> this is america. they're allowed to do it. but you can't glamorize the gun. the gun will never be a glamorous thing. it's just an object. >> reporter: hoover has been in law enforcement for three decades. he worries that when shots ring out, more g

i hear you and i hear three words, god help us. wúç÷gçngogog >>> well, my heartfelt thanks to jon voight for being here. you and i have been to israel together. we've seen the very vulnerable situation there. i think a lot of americans have to remember that they are not at war against a little terrorist group against hamas. they are at war against iran. hamas is just a tip of the sphere. every american needs to pray for the peace of israel and also pray for the peace in our own country as well. thank you for joining us. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. stay tune"justice with judge pirro" next. >>>. >>> hello and welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for watching tonight. >> this is a problem of the president's own making. he's been president for 5 1/2 years. when's he going to take the responsibility for something? >> i draw but one conclusion. barack obama is intentionally using the immigration crisis as an excuse to change the demographics and ultimately the electorate of this nat

and he said to me -- [ irish accent ] "man, if someone follows you, as god as my witness, you've got that? >> so i'm following -- this is -- i'm following 45,000 people. [ laughter ] [ irish accent ] "you just got to follow 'em, man. you could be the people's champion. i'm telling you." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no! >> that's what he told me. [ irish accent ] >> jimmy: "you have to follow everyone that follows you?" [ irish accent ] "yes! if ya following me, i'll follow ya back and then i'll stab ya in the gizzard." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in the gizzard. >> gizzard! >> jimmy: you followed 45 -- >> i followed 45,000 people. yes. >> jimmy: so, if anyone follows you, you follow them back. >> i follow them back. [ irish accent ] "as god as my witness. that's what you do if you're a a polite man." >> jimmy: that' right. [ irish accent ] >> "to say, that's what god wants you to do. if you don't follow them, you can go straight to hell, is what i said." these are direct quotes. i swear. >> jimmy: i love those -- i'm irish as well and i have a a bunch of relatives that -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: the

pray to god you know me normal. they said you're a homo you're a homo and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed forever i became like the ridicule i don't think it stopped still to this day. well alabama and texas struck schoolteachers to tell pupils young people that homosexuality is not an acceptable lifestyle and also instructs them to say that homosexual sex in private is a crime in those states if the church was going to fire me. they had to do what i was going to do this way. this is what we do we kill people and break things we can see something if simple as people playing a soccer game you can see individual players and we can even see the ball. i can almost see his facial expression you can see his mouth open and crying out. maybe cursed us or maybe he asked. for forgiveness for. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. this is about making the business survive. corporations don't love corporations told kate corporations have no feelings. corporations don't ca

pray to god you know me normal. they said you're a homo you're a homo and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed forever i became like the ridicule i don't get stopped still to this day. well of texas instructs school teachers to tell pupils young people that homosexuality is not an acceptable lifestyle and also instructs them to say that homosexual sex in private is a crime in those states if the church was going to fire me that's what they had to do but i was going to do this what. it's like you know when the bullets to stop. because it's like. a backpack that. so it's it's almost like there's a beat the blue and then you just see the big sound it's like a base. as. israeli troops attack rocket launch science in gaza sparking fears of a full blown ground invasion meanwhile in mosques and hives is a bone in the enclave with the total number of palestinians killed climbing to at least one hundred fifty nine. but i choose between berlin and washington reach a new low was germany cakes and it's a top cia

. >> oh my god. yout imagine how nervous i am right now. >> doing the blazer. >> no it's beautiful weather. >> no you are not the weather man. marcus, that is the prompter. you are going to read that. >> you guys made me know. oh the names. oh my god. that's the best statement right here. again, hold that. i screwed it up. >> it's live tv yosmt can youn't do that. >> this is the nbc sports department right here. >> being late. >> no. >> it was a veteran card. i'm playing my veteran card. >> oh my god that is my desk. >> is there anything i can destroy here? >>s this assignment desk. >> this is marcin gortat with the washingn wizard calls from channel 4. is there anything going on today? it's quiet. oh i really thought we were going to get some action today. that's really cool. let's make another one. >> this is wendy rieger. >> hello wendy, i'm marcin. >> nice enough to dance with me. you fit the bill. >> oh my god. advice. >> just be yourself, only a little shorter. >> like that? wendy, thanks for the d

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i am so scared. >> oh, my god. >> you think? e next one that's coming out next week is -- >> wait a second. >> i'm getting married naked. >> they're going to mix the two, it's the first time you meet naked and then you say, "i do." can you imagine. >> i can't. >> what is this world coming to? >> that made my stomach hurt that whole situation. >> george clooney is not going to go on a reality series like that. he's not going to be waiting for her at the aisle. >> if you look at the other side of it, half marriages end in divorce anyway. so your chances -- >> after all the best intentions. >> they don't work. now your odds are probably similar, i would think, because if someone shares -- they check values, beliefs, all those kind of things, and you know, after a while the chemistry goes away anyway. why don't you just fast forward through that part. >> you haven't thought this thing through, hoda. if you have values. >> what? >> you're not going to -- >> you might. you might. >> if you care about being honest and being committed to

are you sending the message that the power of god is working in your life? are you sending them the message that this is the best life yet? what kind of message are you sendnding them? that god answers prayer? that you're not fretting and fuming over things? that you're putting your trust in him. you're sending a message. he says, work it out. >> announcer: today on in touch, i am saved, now what? >> and jesus came up and spoke to them saying... [music]

you know, my big lesson is that whenever we, god forbid, hand over our land to the arabs, it will turna fortress of terror. that's why we should never make that mistake again. >>> i know that you and i feel both very strongly, i as an american, you as an israeli, that the whole notion, some of which has been pushed by my own country is ludicrous if you somehow let your enemy get closer, the nicer he becomes. we know that's naive and certainly hasn't been proven. my question is, do people in israel, even those who have supported the notion of giving up land and believing that it's all going to turn out for good. did they now see this is not going to work? and does this latest intrusion of hamas bring the country together. >> yes, the country is very much united. the country is strong, thousands of civilians have been recruited to serve in our reserve units. i myself in previous conflicts did just that. and we're firm, we're strong. you know, governor, we've been here for 3,800 years, well over 2,000 years before islam came to the world. so we're here to stay. if anyone wants to mess wit

i would actually just and i pray to god you know meet me normal. they said your home your home and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed forever i became like the weather cool i don't think it's. still to this day. well alabama and texas instructs school teachers to tell pupils young people that homosexuality is not an acceptable lifestyle and also instructs them to say that homosexual sex in private is a crime in those states if the church was going to fire me that's what they had to do but i was going to do this with. the tried to. a polling. place or destroy the teaching every minute. of the time a. law. like that to. say . this case is the most elite list. sometimes for nothing which. is silly and it's still. just he still can still be just if he sees the state to state look he tells the teacher he was. led. this is what we do we kill people and break things we can see something as simple as people playing soccer games you can see individual players and you can even see the ball. you can only see is facial expression you can see

i would actually just at night pray to god you know me normal. they said you're a homo you're a homo and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed forever i became like to read a cool down to get stop still to this day. well alabama and texas instructs school teachers to tell pupils young people that homosexuality is not an acceptable lifestyle and also instructs them to say that. homosexual sex in private is a crime in those states if the church was going to fire me that's what they had to do but i was trying to do this with. a russian citizen killed by a shell fired from ukraine moscow warns of heavy consequences though kiev denies attacking russian territory. in east ukraine eighteen people are killed by army shelling that hit mining towns a day after artillery attacks on the regional capital suburbs calls multiple civilian casualties and in other news. the deadliest night of israeli bombings pushing the number of palestinian deaths to more than one hundred sixty while israeli commandos briefly entered gaza to read a militant rocket

i would actually just and i pray to god you know meet me normal. they said you're a homo you're a home and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed forever i became like a what a cool i don't think it's. still to this day. well alabama and texas instructs school teachers to tell pupils young people that homosexuality is not an acceptable lifestyle and also instructs them to say that homosexual sex in private is a crime in those states if the church was going to fire me that's what they had to do but i was going to do this with. language. we can't know if they still. choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact the money. choose the access to. you. know. this is r.t. this morning a school shelled in east ukraine as the army attacks a city under the control of the resistance it follows artillery attacks north of the regional hub which left volta people civilian casualties. a russian citizen is killed by a shell fired from ukraine moscow warns of heavy consequences put kiev denies

pray to god you know make me normal you know this is a phase i'm going through just to get away you know i wanted it to end and i would literally you know many nights crying myself to sleep because it was something i was so upset over you know and eventually i did come to the realisation that this is just who i was this is who i was born to be. i think the truth is hard to suppress and the truth is that homosexual relationships. do have carry with them risks of health problems mental and physical health problems and other these other social pathologies the truth is people are not born gay the truth is that homosexuals sexual orientation can change and. and i don't i have faith that that the truth cannot be suppressed forever. and. it's mom's maybe all far away because she's afraid of us. i was just thinking that it's so funny that parents are always so afraid of strangers. when the people that i needed to really be afraid of are like the other kids in my class and teachers and ever talk to me in schools like the. well president putin and russia have come under a lot of criticism for a la

you spoke as if from a trance, how wonderful god is, you said. how beautiful it is.i mean, who doesn't love the breath, the throw, the hand, the ring, the laughter, who doesn't love the economy of her ways,% and abandonment to joy, the way she can arrange the bed, she, blanket, pillow. the way she can do everything better than when she entered. i know plenty of men who could arrange a room but i'm not talking about taste. i'm talking about partly it is the patience for folding material, the patience of square corners, but partly it is the carelessness of allowable thrift of opening a window and closing a curtain and letting the curtain blow as it will. during world war ii the u.s. military in its attempt to make men more uniform studied the art of the hospital, the convent, the feminine. men were trained to make up the cost inefficient, spotless, feminine ways, selfless and other words. literally selfless, as a grave is selfless. one bed must be exactly like the next. unsuspecting officers made up a metrical fetish of a made bed, a punishment of what should promise e

tell wee-wee to stay off the streets. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. god see him? >> yeah, yeah. yeah, it is. >> that was a beautiful visit. i still can't get the smile off my face. so that should tell you everything right there. >> are you going to marry him? >> yes, i am. when he comes home, yes, i will. yes. i'll be happy to. >> coming up -- >> i feel like cookie monster. >> it's a happy day for ja-norris hayes, but a heartbreaking one for krystle o'reilly. >> i see you soon. [ both ] we checked into our hotel in paris, and our luggage was immediately... taken to... stolen from... our room. the hotel manager was clearly behind it. he was such a... kind man. con man. my husband wanted to... hug him. strangle him. and to this day we're still in contact with... the manager. the police. i wish we could do that vacation all over again. don't just visit paris. visit tripadvisor paris. [ male announcer ] with millions of reviews, a visit to tripadvisor makes any destination better. [ male announcer ] with millions of reviews, we'll be here at lifelock doing ou

but you bring up a good point which is another subject that very interesting that you discuss is god you you describe yourself as a pantheist and i was hoping that for our viewers that don't know what pantheism means you could explain that and how that ties into your work in theoretical physics well i'm fine was asked a question about god and he says there are really two kinds of god first is the personal god the god that answers your prayers that smites your enemies in the philistines but he didn't believe in that god he believed in the god of spinoza the god of harmony beauties simplicity you know the universe could have been ugly it could have been random it could have been chaotic and yet here we are in a orderly universe that obeys very simple. laws you can put all the laws of physics on one sheet of paper that simplicity and elegance and that's the god of einstein the god of spinoza the god of harmony and that's the god that i lean toward that is the universe is self is so gorgeous and it didn't have to be that way i think that's something we could all get behind i want to i'd love