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117. ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah ♪ ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah ♪ ♪ ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah♪ hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah ♪ >> in his great mercy he's given us a new birth as his sons. by raising jesus christ from the dead so that we have a sure hope and the promise of an inheritance that can never be spoiled or soiled and never fade away because it is being kept for you in the heavens through your faith, god's power will guard you until the salvation which has been prepared is revealed at the end of time. this is a cause of great joy for you. even though you may for a short time bear being plagued by all sorts of trials. so that when jesus christ is revealed, your faith will have been tested and proved like gold. only it is more precious than gold. which is corruptible even though it bears testing by fire. and then, you will have praise and glory and honor. you did not see him, yet you love him. and still without seeing him, you are already filled with a joy so glorious that it cannot be described. because you believe and you are sure of the end to which your faith loo

. >> when i say hallelujah, say hallelujah after me. >> hallelujah. >> hallelujah. >> hallelujah. >>lujah. >> deputy veils helps facilitate the service. >> with this church these guys have gone from judging other people based on their crime, to judging them as the men they are in here. which i have never seen. >> when i am there, i am there for the sole purpose of jesus, there to right my wrongs. wrong is wrong. sin is sin. i am not contradicting myself. but i even shake some of their hand. >> you guys have been studying the bible. now far back do you think prejudice goes. >> i have never had an issue. i have never had an argument. i have never had a problem. slowly as these guys would talk to each other they realize that the person you are inside has nothing to do with the color of your skin. because you are accused of a crime doesn't mean you did it. so the gang dropouts would sit with the homosexuals or sit with the child molesters, sit with the rapists they could put their differences aside while they sat and read the bible. >> while deputy vail supports the service others on sta

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♪ hallelujah >> they can relate to that. tell them that there is a way that they can come out of that also. ♪ >> for those inmates who are sincere about reprogramming their lives, richard gives them a song of prayer and a little bit of hope. >> where there are rules and regulations, and rightfully so because they're incarcerated, just the fact they're able to yell as loud as they want to or clap their hands and stomp their feet for that brief hour and a half, two hours, however long we're here, they're able to get some kind of release. >> come on, give me praise. in this house at the top of the day. >> at san quentin, getting any kind of release is a luxury for both officers and inmates, alike. this is a tense, stressful environment. aggravated by the antiquated design of its building and how officers and inmates manage their stress is all a matter of individual choice. >> i think if you have outside activities, it helps a lot. i try not to get too worked up over certain situations that i can't control. you know, sometimes y

hallelujah! >> preach on, because all that good living is clearly paying off for cameron.e's disproving the notion that 40 has to be a finish line for women in hollywood. >> action! >> first up, "the other woman." >> i'm looking for mark. you must be his housekeeper. >> no, i'm his wife, kate. >> is this some kind of strippergraham or something. >> reporter: cameron plays a woman who finds out her seemingly perfect boyfriend has a wife. >> we got played by the same guy. tequila or do you want vodka. >> and another girlfriend. >> he must be cheating on both of us, because it's not me. >> played by supermodel, kate upton. >> do you think she had that made? >> when this one gets up from the beach chair with the white bikini, i think i even audibly said, in the theater, that ain't fair. that ain't fair. >> she's like the perfect 10, lemon tart, double d, obviously. >> at some point you, say, i play tennis. >> i expect to lose. >> right? >> i am mcenroe. >> haven't we all done that? seen the cutest thing ever, and been like, well! i mean, i'm cute too! >> what i love about the

. ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah that by the way is not lip syncing.he song with the names of the bride and groom and their family members and where they are from. so it is very specific to the bride and groom. that is priest ray kelly. this is in northern ireland. he surprises the couple with a unique rendition of hallelujah and he does this often weddings, funerals, you name it. anything that is happening in his church but the couple is surprised because they were out of towners. so it was a really sweet surprise. >> the priests in the church i grew up in did not sing like that at all. >> check it out on you tube. >> viral video for you. from steven and alex, they are raising awareness about global hunger issues and put together two videos raining food. it rains food. and the profits go to a place called action against hunger. watch it all come down. i will give you a list at apple jacks, milk, sausage, hot dog bun, candy, tomato sauce, meatball, parmesan cheese, texas toast, garlic, noodles, brownie batter, sprinkles, whipped cream and of course a c

and some, such as the late jeff buckley's 1994 recording of "hallelujah" are all three. ♪ and from yourl >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org+++ath0 >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. in c n with the 20-10 san bruno pipeline disaster -- killed 8 people. but days ahead of >>> pg&e now facing federal criminal charges in connection with the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion disaster that killed 8 people but days ahead of the indictment, the utility was already hard at work pouring up the pr machine. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin in for ken bastida. pg&e addressed the charges immediately -- sort of. the top brass recorded their comments in advance and then sent them to us in an email. our phil matier on the story. phil, pg&e clearly not wanting to be in the position of having to answer any questions about this. >> reporter: that's right. because we actually have a couple of cases moving forward

hallelujah. that is exactly what should happen because that's what they're designed to do, that's what their ambition should be, that's what their obligation is. if they say you can watch a product online but only if you pay cable, which is the current philosophy, i don't see what the difference is between that and what's happening today. >> host: what if they charged directly? >> guest: great. i think if they can sustain a product and a value proposition, fantastic. consumers can have more choice. and at that point, the west experience -- the best experience, the best technology, the best marketing, the best customer care will win. and i'm happy to be in that marketplace. >> sure. so we have the supreme court case. what the, of course, i'm sure that you're confident, but what do you believe the odds are that the supreme court will find that aereo's service is permissible, and if they don't, what would your contingency plans be? >> guest: i think it'd be very inappropriate for us to speculate on

. >> those are some pipes a priest stunned guests with iz amazing rendition of "hallelujah". the bride and groom had no idea he planned to serenade them. >> very nice >> a new labor agreement in france helps to protect worker health and well being. >> yes. >> among other things setting limits on company e mail or work on projects mainly for people in management positions. >> yes. employees being asked to step away from work for 11 hours each bay. change forecasts about a quarter million employees, including google and facebook workers ♪ [ music ] >> this is hilarious. >> you should see carolyn dancing here. with the bad knee. but this is a 10-month-old emma getting low, low, low. dancing to "low". her father posted this video saying she's their third child, happy and has rhythm. he says she's advancing rather rapidly. >> yes. she's ten months old and has moves. >> shake it, girl. >> spencer christian is off. >> i was wondering how this transition is going to go. >> so much cuter with the moves than i would be. we have fog out there. high clouds above. if you're making plans f

. ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ >> he wrote the song about a couple that was notrecorded three albums said he may come up with something for the ceremony, but they didn't think he was serious. >> i hear jeff buckley in that. >> beautiful. turns out he was serious. >>> well, we've got a pretty major development in this story we have been following for the past couple of days. and that's the showdown in nevada between the bureau of land management dlm and the family, the bundy family over grazing rights. last we checked yesterday the federal government confiscated a number of the cattle. protesters gathered there yesterday. it was becoming increasingly tense in the standoff, but now the management decided to pull back from the scene. >> cows are allowed to come home. chickens come home to roost after 20 years. yesterday the blm said after 20 years, and they got a couple digs in, and multiple court orders to remove the trespass cattle, rancher cliven bundy owes the american taxpayers in excess of $1 million. the blm will continue to work to resolve that matter admini

. ♪ hallelujah >> there are critics of today's dual canonization.or the faithful this is an unprecedented ceremonies. two popes, two saints, in 2,000 years the church has never done this before. >> our nick schifrin, recording from rome. >>> lerkss in iraq, the first without the u.s, what this means for iraq's future fm rebecca. >> the largest tornado outbreak so far this year and we may be totaling fatalities with this. we have totals to show you from mayflower arkansas. tornadoes touching the ground a large one and northeast through arkansas and jones bro arkansas. we have more details on this storm and what's to come tomorrow, next. >> and welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories this half hour. breaking news on deadly tornadoes making their way across the midwest and south. a mass casualty situation, this means several people were hurt near velonia, arkansas, 30 miles north of little rock. tornadoes carving a massive path of destruction. >> areas around mayflower and velonia, wide patel of ds wide path of destruction in that

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. >> if that's 130, fantastic. 150, hallelujah. >> hopefully we'll be having my 200th birthday here onethese days. >> said do you want to live forever? i said i don't know. check back in 1,000 years, ask me again. >> we live long enough we're going to see the emerging technologies that are going to give us open-ended life spans. >> foxy forever. going on. partying at 150. >> how are you, sir? >> that's some good-looking ribs right there. >> what are you guys doing to live forever? >> i try to keep to a paleo diet. >> milkshake. >> what about wine? >> four tablespoons? >> what are you doing right now? >> i take about 30 herbs a day. >> supplements. >> i take 25 vitamins. >> activators. i take those. >> i heard a lot of ideas tonight about how to live forever. and frankly, some of them are just bizarre. i mean, i had people talking about freezing my body, having robots put inside of me. but i have to say, i'm intrigued. and i definitely wouldn't mind sticking around for another 100 years. but where do i even begin? >> if i wanted to take that first step towards living forever, what would

. >> hallelujah. >> my body feels energized. like i just feel better. you know?s another step for me being closer to the lord and where i need to be because i know the lord wouldn't have put me through all these tribulations that i've gone through. and the more i listen to the lord and humble myself the more i'm going to know what his will is for me. whenever my time comes and my number gets called to shine for him, i'm going to do it. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >>> shocking execution style murders of four women results in the arrests of two brothers. >> you trying to kill me for something i didn't do? i don't want to die for something i didn't do. >> now with pressure mounting, distrust comes between them. >> most definitely going to be brother against brother. >> actually comes out of the

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if it's 150, hallelujah. >> emerging technologies will give us a longer life span. >> how are you, sir>> what are you guys doing to live together? >> i try to keep to a paleo diet. >> what about wine? >> four tablespoons? >> what are you doing right now? >> supplements. >> i take 25 vitamins. >> i heard a lot of ideas tonight about how to live forever. and frankly, some of them are just bizarre. i mean, talking about phrasing my body, having robots put inside of me. but i have to say i'm intrigued. and i definitely wouldn't mind sticking around for another 100 year, but where do i even begin? if i wanted to stake that first step towards living forever, what would be the first thing i should do? >> the first step is to manage your lifestyle so you can add five, ten, 15, 20 years to your life right now. it opens up your window of opportunity. that is the first thing to do. >> that's number one. >> number one, don't die. >> everybody is just talking about what they're doing to be healthier and live longer. you can't help but feel like you are a complete slacker and that i am somehow missi

. >> if that's 130, fantastic. 150, hallelujah. >> hopefully we'll be having my 200th birthday here onethese days. >> said do you want to live forever? i said i don't know. check back in 1,000 years, ask me again. >> we live long enough we're going to see the emerging technologies that are going to give us open-ended life spans. >> foxy forever. going on. partying at 150. >> how are you, sir? >> that's some good-looking ribs right there. >> what are you guys doing to live forever? >> i try to keep to a paleo diet. >> milkshake. >> what about wine? >> four tablespoons? >> what are you doing right now? >> i take about 30 herbs a day. >> supplements. >> i take 25 vitamins. >> activators. i take those. >> i heard a lot of ideas tonight about how to live forever. and frankly, some of them are just bizarre. i mean, i had people talking about freezing my body, having robots put inside of me. but i have to say, i'm intrigued. and i definitely wouldn't mind sticking around for another 100 years. but where do i even begin? >> if i wanted to take that first step towards living forever, what would

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glory hallelujah. i couldn't do that with a real guy so there may be stuff in there that's can't do virtual. i got in trouble when henry johnson to this amazing feat there was this racist bigot. back then we would call him a white american but horrible racist guy. he had a total change of heart and wrote this amazing article about henry johnson's feats of heroism where he said from this day date -- i can read something. let's read what ervin j. cobb, ervin s cobb wrote about henry johnson. let's find out. here we go. page 124. this came out in a newspaper in 1918. if ever proof was needed which is not that the color of a man's skin has nothing to do with the color of his soul this offered it in abundance. they were soldiers who wore their uniforms with smart pride who expressed a sincere heartfelt inclination to get a whack at their foe. as a result of what her black soldiers are going to do with this war a word that has been uttered billions of times sometimes in derision, sometimes in hate but which

speaking in foreign language ] >> on hearing the word of god. [ speaking in foreign language ] hallelujah. >> this is a privilege and a blessing that god granted -- >> on fridays, there's a service for muslim inmates in a makeshift mosque. >> the devil is the thing that keeps you and i from being obedient to god. >> we try to encourage them to empower themselves and empower their lives by making a change, so that when they leave here, that they have acclimated in the right mindset back into society. don't get caught up into trying to build a castle in prison. that's not what prison is about. if you build your house in prison, you ain't going nowhere. >>> up next, we revisit rikers' jail within a jail. the most dangerous cell block, known as cpsu. >>> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told when to eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, piss, whatever, scratch your ass, when to close your eyes and go to sleep, if you like taking a chance of getting your ass kicked by inmates or police, if you like that type of thing, then this is the place for you. if you want to waste the rest

. >> what did you just say hallelujah? >> whoever just spoke, you get the price. >> that's abigail doolittle. >> great job, abigail. >> thank you so much. >> wait a second, wait a second, rick. wait, we've had this conversation before. there is no way that you can convince me that these low rates are the reason that we've got companies sitting on trillions of dollars that they are not redeploying into cap "x." >> i'm not going to try to convince you. money is sitting there. the money is sitting there. mistrust. mistrust. >> these companies are only going to start spending money when they see a future, when they see pro-growth policies, and it doesn't matter how long the fed keeps raise low. that is the problem. >> that's why you should be looking at the cap "x" schedules of all these companies because that will tell you -- >> the models were wrong. >> the big story -- the big story in hindsight is how well this market has done in spite of what is going on in d.c., not only with the fed. >> that's the ticker. >> and with th

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. >> jabali sawicki: hallelujah. >> good morning, sir. >> pelley: jabali sawicki is headmaster of what school in brooklyn that had been abandoned as the neighborhood collapsed. >> sawicki: it's dilapidated. it's falling down. people walk by, and they graffiti on it. that's exactly how people viewed african-american boys at the time. >> pelley: sawicki was hired by tudor jones. >> i hope that you... >> pelley: and they opened the excellence boys charter school, grades k through 8. tudor jones believes that his experiment with that middle school in the 1980s failed because he caught the kids too late. >> tudor jones: the only way to break the cycle of poverty statistically is higher levels of education attract higher levels of income. the only way to beat poverty in america is to completely, totally transform our public education system. it's the only way. >> one school, one nation... >> pelley: now, robin hood is supporting younger kids in 98 schools. it spent $35 million turning the crack house into a crack program. they call the students here "scholars." the day is long, and they don'

♪ hallelujah and congratulations to all the top 25 icons and, yes, winners that we've anointed.ou deserve all the accolades. hold it, though. in the end, this is "mad money," not mad awards. so on a day when the dow hit an all-time high, thank you. closing up 45 points, s&p climbed .3%. you know what, i think it's only right to use this moment to tell you which of these gentlemen and ladies i think can make you the most money with their company stocks while at the same time putting it all in context with the market that hit a record dow jones high. that's why i've decided to isolate five companies. remember, i believe you can't just bet on the horse, you have to bet on the jockey. and there are plenty of jockeys on this list and we've got to talk about them from that perspective. it's okay. we're iconic in our own right. first, number 14 on the list, howard schultz of starbucks. here's a company that just reported a smashing quarter with same-store sales better than just about any retailer i follow. lots of people think this stock is tapped out higher coffee prices, saturation.

. ♪ hallelujah let's go to howard in california. howard? >> caller: hello, mr. cramer! boo-yah from central california. i would like to know if i'm diversified. isys pharmaceutical, technology, tibco technologies, key corporation and facebook. >> all right. this is going to be very, very tough. key corp., the charitable trust likes it, facebook, same, undervalued on 2016 numbers. here's the problem, tibco, that's tech, i think this portfolio could use a honeywell, an industrial, and it could use a financial. and that's why -- oh, no, key corp., it could use a -- you know what, i want to recommend here, i think we should give it a tech. a -- i want to do a defense stock. itching to give it away. lockheed martin. there, i said it. please come on, lockheed, martin. and that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of "am i diversified." diversified." ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom wor

. >> well, this is a hallelujah day, i think, for american citizens.ve labored for almost a century, trying to get some flesh and blood into the constitutional amendments adopted at the end of the sieve war, and it wasn't until 1964 that that bipartisan coalition was put together. i have to say, i was someone amused by mr. alexander's characterization of the republicans as being the bad guys in this scenario. in point of fact, there would be no civil rights act of 1964 if it hadn't been for the support coming from republican house members under the leadership of president -- of senator hugh scott, senator everett dirkson, and others. the fact is that 27 out of 33 republican house members voted for the civil rights act. so times change and the attitudes of the parties change, but this was true a bipartisan effort and it's probably a landmark bipartisan effort. nowadays, we find ourselves bogged down in a great deal of partisan bickering and inability to agree. and it's just a reminder that as jefferson once said, eternal vigilance is the price of libert

♪ hallelujah >> even at the recession, dow jumping 87 points, nasdaq declining .03%, many of you mayave taken a hit to your portfolio. because you owned a stock that's plain toxic to your net worth. yes, we now have hazardous stocks. tonight, let's explore the right and wrong stocks for this moment. what's the definition of a stock that can do no right in this market? how about a stock that could do no wrong before the market changes stripes this year? and what's a stock that could do no wrong these days? you guessed it. it's a stock that has done kind of nothing for the ages. let's start with the losers because i'm a huge believer in the notion that your winners will take care of themselves if you can isolate the losers and cordon them off, which, by the way is exactly what the dow and s&p are doing despite the commentary! right now we've got three different kinds of stocks that are hazardous to your wealth. the first group is what i call the amazon army. how do companies enlist in the army? swear to grow revenues fast and don't worry about turning a profit. since for a long time th

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. ♪ hallelujah... ♪ >> brown: but william winter spoke of more troubled times. >> we wasted 20 years, apologize to the people of mississippi for not having asserted more leadership. you freed us, too. >> brown: the last day of the pilgrimage was spent in selma, alabama. one sign of the enormous changes here, terri sewell, the first black val kick torian of selma high and now the state's first black congresswoman. for her, this trip wasn't so much about memory as legacy. >> old battles are new, progress is always elusive. it's important we never forget what happened on this bridge and that we are ever vigilant in fighting for the right to vote. (singing) >> brown: 49 years ago, the brown chapel served as a starting point for the 1965 selma to montgomery marchs for voting rights. john lewis described what would become known as bloody sunday when police used billy clubs and tear gas against the 600 marchers who crossed the edmund pettus bridge. >> i thought i was going to die. >> brown: we talked after the service. i was listening to you inside talking about what happened here 49 years a

when my feet touched the ground, my hands in the air, i shouted hallelujah., you know, and did a little jig. >> brian and daryl believe it's nothing short of a miracle. a higher power watching over them on those power lines. >> when god wants to move in your life, he likes to do it in a manner that you are certain that it's him. >> daryl says if he is going to fly with brian again, one thing's for sure -- >> i make sure when we land we have full tanks. we going to have extra gas. >> brian hooker believes his survival was nothing short of a miracle and it appears his harrowing flight was worth it. after meeting his girlfriend's family, the couple was married and now they have their first child, a baby boy. they tell us they are shooting lots of video. if you have a video you would like to send us, logon to our website. caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera. l) >>> criminals are everywhere, but so are cameras, watching their every move. >> i ripped his hat off, pulled the mask off his face. >

. >> well, the secretary of defense is in hallelujah right now. he is on route to a 10-day tour of asia. he has been meeting with asian defense ministers out in hawaii at the pacific command. is he not in washington right now. is he in hawaii on route to asia in the next few days. the secretary of the army was on capitol hill when he got word of the shooting. he left the reception where he was. he confirmed to our chad pergram that there had been casualties. we have spoken to army officials down at fort hood and we can confirm that there is an active shooter situation. they have not rewished that alert system. there were sirens going off all evening. and people are told to stay where they're. >> and i don't mean to take -- i didn't mean that to be a slap at secretary hagel when i asked where he was. he is in hawaii working and had obviously no notice of this. we all hear hawaii and we think something else. jennifer, thank you. if you will stand by as we continue to follow this breaking news. fox news correspondent casey stegall is on his way to fo

." ♪ these city walls only to be with you ♪ >> and jeff's haunting rendition of "hallelujah." ♪ >> jeffnk you're right. >> congress recognized these materials at risk particularly with the rendition toward digital. you have the opportunity but the risk of losing thing, vital cultural artifacts. >> reporter: part of the challenge is convertinging the recordings to a variety of formats. >> you had originally the first recordings on brown wax from the 1890s. >> and the condition is sometimes rough. ♪ >> this is george washington jon's, "laving song" from 1896. recorded or four wax cylinders at a time, this is the first hit song by an african-american. >> he probably sold ten of thousands of that, which means he probably had to record 10,000 or 11,000,000 or 12,000 to do that. >> lyndon johnson left little on paper but hours of telephone conversations, some were heated. >> i've got nothing to do with your investigation but you've damn near -- >> if you had written that down how could you get the effect of him being, first of all, irate, and the passion that he needed to get done. >> reporte

hallelujah.ning." vinita good morning. >> adrienne has been wrestling since third grade. her school wouldn't let her wrilve with boys after sixth grade and she thought that was unfair and now a federal judge has agreed. >> keep moving. >> reporter: adrienne beattie didn't win the last time she faced off against a boy but after her victory she is still beaming. >> you don't know why stuff has fallen. it's fun. >> reporter: back in 2012 beattie transferred to lions mountain school district in pennsylvania. she wrestled with a sixth grader on a team and told she wouldn't compete in seventh because she was told girls are no longer allowed to wrestle with the boys. >> if i'm not allowed to wrestle, how will i get a shrarl or achieve the goals i have? >> reporter: frustrated for their daughter the family fought back. >> since she wanted to do it i was the one that encouraged her and i certainly never told her that was wasn't something for her. >> reporter: they appealed to the school district a number

. >> hallelujah. >> however, why not wait until they're 5 and 7 or 9 and 11 when they can remember itng and someone got shot with a bow and arrow because of a native american or something or they fell off the conastoga wagon, there weren't people parachuting in. >> people on horseback proving their virtue and valor. >> mike on facebook writes this, these are awesome parents for something vr kids adventurous. much rather see my child tax money help this child than to study a shrimp on a slide. >> and if parents take families on a sailing expedition and are experienced, more power to them. >> i'd like to check with box with my tax return. yes, i would like my money to go to rescuing adventurous families at sea. >> you need to consider a young child's system before you haul them off to parts around the world. no way would i sail a baby around the world. >> elaine, thank you for that. >> weigh in our our facebook page. tell us your thoughts. >> and we wish those kids well. >>> now for your other stories making headlines this sunday morning, a 16 and 17-year-old behind bars this morning in

you're like oh, well, we had a blast and got paid for it, hallelujah and that's wonderful. love it. >> you play the ultra conservative character to julia louis dreyfus's character. her aide. >> i'm her chief of staff. amy runs the entire office. she's the ceo of the selena meyer company is how i always put it. so yeah, she has to be more straight-laced, i think, and kind of play the game right so that selena can feel she has the freedom to be who she is. >> have you seen the "rolling stone" cover yet? the controversy with julia. you've seen it? what do you make of all the fuss, the john hancock is misplaced. >> i think she's obviously absolutely stunning, and we can all hope to look as she does at any time in our lives. but yeah, i mean, i don't know. i don't think that accuracy was on their priority list. >> the rumor is that it was planned to play off of the mischief that happens on the show. >> oh. okay. i mean, that's their prerogative. the side bar on all of our characters, kind of had like random people as well, like, from different departments. i don't think accuracy