♪ glory, glory hall lie lieu ya ♪ ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah ♪ his day is marching on ♪ he have sounded ♪ our god is marching on ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah ♪ glory, glory, glory, hall lie lieu ya ♪ ♪ glory, glory, glory, ha hallelujah ♪ ♪ his truth is marching on [ applause ] >> thank you very much. you know, during the civil war that tune was probably sung more than any other, but not with those words. they sang john brown's body and it wasn't about the john brown of harper's ferry. it's about some obscure person in massachusetts. but the glory, glory, glory was from the original. that was not written by julia ward howe. that was in the original song. very interesting. and so i am going to make this a ra rather brief program. i'm going to do two more. and i think this next one is arguably our greatest patriotic song and the one least remembered, unfortunately. but it was a significant come o composition for the civil war and when the union bands played this and the soldiers sang this, it just struck terrible fear in the hearts of the reds. the battle cry of freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ down with the

. ♪ it's raining men hallelujah, it's raining men every step ♪ >>> hallelujah, our show-stopping performanceorning. who can forget those revealing performances in "magic mike "?( i heard it was a fun movie. i did not see it. >> oh, come on. >> no, honestly, i haven't. you have a chance to be an extra in a sequel. we're going to tell you how coming up. good morning, america. >> whoa, whoa, what is going on there? >> sara, pick your jaw up off the table, please. >> happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> it was sara's birthday a couple of days ago. this is all for her. happy birthday. >> everything's for sara. >>> also coming up this half hour, as i gracefully switch topics here, can a device turn your phone into a warning system to keep your child from drowning? this is a big story. "gma" investigating the iswimband. coming up. >>> first, the trial of a doctor at a prestigious cancer center accused of poisoning her lover's coffee. >> she listened in the courtroom as he took the stand and described how he felt after taking the first sip. and how he wound up in the emergency room. abc's ryan

glory, glory, hallelujah. i told him they're coming. do you hear them?as wigged out completely at that time. he must have got scared. and he jumped up and tried to push me aside and i thought he was attacking me. i stabbed him in the back. he took about three steps. i tackled him from behind, somehow got behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying please don't kill me. that's when i realized, oh, my god. what am i doing? >> our producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting as he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nanosecond, moment, impulse second, whatever the latest measurement of time is. repressed freudian alien who had snowballed emotionally and was repressed with drugs and alcohol. and witnessed by 10,000 people at a country hoedown concert in >> it was another few minutes before our producer could bring him back to the details of his crime. what he told us was both shocking and disturbing. >> open up my -- i pulled his brain out and took a bite out of it. >> like frank street, garner

hallelujah, friday, the sunshine comes back and a very nice weekend to get outside. 70s near the bay and 80s in them. we know how bad the drought is. you hear the water company about the restrictions. and we have some coming. thank you. >> all right, another southern californian is moving up here. amazingly, not a member of my family. this fat burger restaurant is open on king road in san jose. buffalo express specializing in chicken wings. they plan to open more around the bay area. fat burger is coming. >> it's a great name. fat burger. throw it out there. >>> you get sick, make a few trips to the doctor and with insurance, you're stuck with huge bills. the lifeline that could save you thousands of dollars. don't think you can t rack p some major medical bills. consumerwatch reporter julie watts with a "remedy" for pe drowning in medical debt... marcus reitema's cancer has been in "remissi" for nearly a year.... t the... father of three ... still feels a little sick... when he sees his medical though he has >>> cancer has been in remission for a year. >>

yes, hallelujahs going on in the audience.ebody got up and kicked their leg up in the middle of one of the pieces and applaused. you kn -- and applauded. the idea dance can move people here in this country. we are cultural ambassadors for our country. the idea that you are there in a theater, in a live performance. what your eyes can do and go where nay want they want to go. where they go is to the heart and soul of the dancer. we are dancing from here. from inside. not from outside. you, can look at anybody, kick their leg up and do a million pirouettes and tricks and stuff like that. that's not what dance is really about. i have been to countries like brazil and africa, where people, 80 years old are dancing. my oldest student is 70-something, my youngest is 2. at the center in new york city. you have been to. the largest dedicated dance building. we built it. we own it. we have an endowment for it. everybody comes there. everybody, the ailey official school there. ailey, alvin ailey dancers. 40,000 people registered to come

hallelujah. they have converted 300 christian girls. hallelujah, they're saying. it doesn't matter how they convert them, kidnap them, kidnapping minors and force marrying them. hallelujah. "allahu akbar!"! that is the value system that is value system totally contradictory from our value system. what just scares me and i don't understand, why liberals are, who are supposed to be the, holders of the feminist movement and the freedom and, let's burn our bras, okay? where are they? come defend me! i want that. [applause] difference between the judeo-christian culture and the islamic culture is huge. it is the opposite exactly. christianity and. >> dayism concentrates on one -- judaism, concentrates on change within. i was anti-semite. i didn't know better. that is how i was brought up. i came here, went to a synagogue with a girlfriend. i will hear them, muslims, we curse them in the mosque. that's what i thought. i thought everybody curses in churches and, synagogues, they cursing muslims like we curse them. so i sat there and my jaw dropped. they were praying for

. >> jon: hallelujah. and the lord did tell him to run and he does. >> that means he won't be in austin, texas, for his arraignment on untilny charges. >> jon: what? no! you can't just give this to me and then just take it away. what kind of cruel god are you? >> it wasn't the typical booking at the travis county courthouse tuesday night, and it wasn't the typical mugshot, a smirking sitting governor of texas. >> jon: i got to tell you, that's an olan mills quality mugshot, chiseled jaw, sun-kissed skin, those guys that say, yeah, i might have [bleeped] up a little bit. it's all good. look, this... i'm guessing that old rick perry, he wasn't arraigned on a charge of being criminally handsome. >> a grand jury in texas indicted perry late friday night on two felony counts, one count of abuse of power, the other count of coercion of a public servant. >> jon: not to mention a misdemeanor for stealing msnbc's glasses. look, they need to see, rick! >> the charges stem from perry's threat to fee toe funding for t

broke up, and they said, let's get together, and the first song we made was a gospel song called hallelujah the number one gospel -- >> does your mother like the song? needs,layed it for my who cried at the church, and most people do not think of me as a gospel musician, and it was experimental, and now we go into punk and hip-hop, though you can check it out. >> well done. thank you for spending time with us. david choe. as far as this convergence, physical art, musical art, what do you want to do next? >> i sort of went to be on tv, but they will not let me on. i may have to start my network. >> why not? >> you interview a lot of rich people. you meet people with a lot of wealth, and then they have to answer to the shareholders or the fans, and i don't have those constraints, so i can really do whatever i want, so there is the art world. >> we can talk and we can maybe make something work. and, well, facebook stockholder. atemember that at tonight 9:00 p.m., president obama will be talking to the nation about his plan for the islamic state, complete coverage and commentary. tonight. thank

. ♪ hallelujah >> while you can argue about whether obamacare is helpful -- not my job -- no doubt it'santastic for the hospital stocks. as a business, hospitals have very high fixed costs. no matter how many patients they get, they still need to pay for the buildings and the staff. so when you get a big increase in the numb per of patients who can actually pay, that goes straight to the bottom line. this is the first year that the affordable care act is fully in effect with millions and millions of previously uninsured people now having health insurance. that's proving to be fabulous for the hospital space. mime favorite player in i like the biggest and the best. hca. this darn stock still sells at a daunt to the s&p 500. that's prepose triers, same as the rams. sure, they've been kind of roaring with the hospital stocks, but crucially, because this is your portfolio of defense, they'll keep running regardless of how the economy is doing. hca is the largest for-profit hospital chain in the country, 165 hoptsds. it's not just a shutdown defense. i think it's going to score for you, whic

. >> hallelujah, amen. >> we saw you in kinky boots and you practically stole the show. >> do you misst? >> i miss the show so much. i saw a couple of the cast members this weekend and it is truly a family over there. sharing a message of love that is just i think going to last a long time from there to them. >> and tell us about masters of sex. i was surprised that -- i'd never seen it, i watched the tape this morning. it is not full of just gratuitous sex. it is about the lives of the people. i knew billy master. he was my -- the son of the dr. master, was a producer of mine. >> explain what -- who he is. >> tell us who william masters was. >> he was an incredible ob-gyn who lived in st. louis, doing a lot of research on fertility in the late '50s and realized we had no knowledge of sexual behavior and also the physiology of sex. >> just outside of freud. >> nothing. so him and virginia johnson, his research assistant, then became his partner and then later became his wife, took a long time to get there, so we had many years left to explore. >> yes, you do. >> they came together and

doesn' ♪ it's raining men hallelujah, it's raining men every step ♪ >>> ha lay lieu ya, our show-stoppingformance this morning. i heard "magic mike" was a fun movie. >> oh, come on. >> i haven't seen it. you have a chance to be an extra in a sequel. >> whoa, whoa, what is going on there? >> sara, pick your jaw up off the table, please. >> happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> this is all for her. happy birthday. >>> also coming up this half hour, can a device turn your phone into a warning system to keep your child from drowning. this is a big story. "gma" investigating the i-swim band. coming up. >>> first, the trial of a doctor at a prestigious cancer center accused of poisoning her lover's coffee. >> she flnd the courtroom as he took the stand. and described how he felt after taking the first sip. ryan owens has more. >> it's just hard reliving this, because i almost died. >> reporter: renowned cancer researcher dr. george blumen stein testified. >> she had a special colombian coffee she wanted me to try. >> reporter: the doctor sat feet away. >> you said you probably already had a

. ♪ ♪ singing glory hallelujah ♪ father lifted me >> the first meeting i ever went to was in octobering was beautiful. black and white together. the songs that we sang and the things that we did. >> you saw every walk of life, every color in the rainbow, dressed in every color in the rainbow. just dancing it up to good gospel, black gospel music. ♪ singing glory hallelujah father lifted me ♪ >> just broke down all those barriers. >> people came because they either wanted to make a dramatic change in their lives or a dramatic change in the world, make the world better. >> i'm a vietnam vet. i had a lot of anger left over from vietnam. i wanted to change the country. i wanted to be part of the solution. when i walked into people's temple i literally felt like i was home. i had known those people forever. that's how i felt. i didn't know anything about the temple. i didn't know anything about jones. i didn't know anything about the politics. i just knew that those people reflected me. they were my brothers and sisters. it was the most alive place that i had ever been in. >> i had $20 to

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institutions and they need to trust their corporations and from a public relations perspective, hallelujah, it's great business practice, because people want to be secure, and that's particularly true, carol, you remember all the stories you've been, you know, reporting over the years, where there are encryption data violations, there are break-throughs, there are leaks and there are so many people who are driven crazy. you have the fourth amendment, people have the right to be secure and places are in effect. there's always attention to my right to privacy and law enforcement's ability to detect crime. we can't have it, we can't give it to you, we wipe our hands clean. >> if law enforcement can't get data they want by serving apple with a search warrant, how will they get it? sometimes they need it to solve major crimes? >> it's true. that's the delicate balancing test i speak to. i have a right to privacy, we all do, but at the same time we want to feel protectioned, we want to feel the government is detecting crime, deterring crime, weeding out crime and so they're saying apple, that is

hallelujah to the pony express coming a month early. if you didn't see this, wheat making four year lows and corn making five-year lows. so beyond the stock market, there is a lot of headlines and a lot of action going on here on the floor. david: joe bell, start with energy. because as we just heard it got crushed today. but you are looking at oil service stocks right now, why? >> that is exactly right. the story with energy is definitely tied to the strength of the u.s. dollar. it has been catapulting higher, past several months. really this whole quarter. so, we have seen incredibly strong inverse relationship between those two. but i think perhaps u.s. dollar has gone too far too fast, when a lot of people were extremely pessimistic about the dollar back in may, june, july. now we're seeing a lot of bullish sentiment. energy stocks making a tradeable bottom here. i think there is too much pessimism. when you take a step back, feeling incredibly strong uptrend. i would look for more cash to flow back into the sector in the fourth qua

hallelujah time.ut it that way. >> still quite the mystery there. >>> california is now the first state to ban plastic bags. governor jerry brown signing legislation that bars single use plastic bags. plastic bags will be phased out of large grocery stores starting next year and convenience stores and pharmacies in 2016. >> it seems many young pep might for go having kids because of the recession in two to us eight. fewer women have children during difficult economic times. overall but now princeton study suggests american women in their 20s in 2008 will decide not to have children at all in the future. researchers say if economic factors derail pregnancy early on that children might become less appealing to women even after the recession passes. other live factors like focusing on career or relationship status could also get in the way. so over the next couple of decades this could mean some 400,000 fewer babies in the us. >> all right. ba tock your fox 29 weather authority now. pretty nice day out t

hallelujah. calledmes a case griswold against connecticut, and all of a sudden it is unconstitutional to ban the sale of contraceptives in connecticut. justice douglas is a tap dancer. he says that he looks at all of the bill of rights and he sees his probation everywhere. so everybody is worried about, where are you getting this? you believed in judicial restraint. it is clearly the opening gun in an area where now the liberty side is done with respect to sexual lot issue -- sexual law issues. it turns out that it is an individual right and has nothing whatsoever to do with marriage. age of 18,s over the they can enjoy whatever contraceptive benefits they want. and then you get roe v wade. then you get the prohibitions on sodomy laws. you decriminalize the stuff. and now, the push towards the legalization of gay marriage is so and next revolt surely will take away, by legislation or constitutional law within the next five years, the opponents. and so liberty in this area is high. what is ironic

. -- even though we do not choose our candidate, hallelujah.ports the system. it is time for them to say something. china will break. >> martin, in your hearts of heart, do you think you will ever see full democracy and hong kong? >> if we try and do not give up, why not? thank you.ee, investing in, shanghai from china. a weekend trial run linking the exchanges and how it panned out. ♪ >> alibaba is set to delay the upcoming ipo to answer questions . it expects the investor meeting to start next week. pricing is set for the 18th of september. it is expected to be the biggest ever in the united states. exchangekong/shanghai went smoothly. brokers over the weekend said mock trades were carried out with no major issues. joining us is francis. what else needs to be done? exchange withng the market to rehearsal. as you just mentioned. the last rehearsal scheduled on the 13th of september and participants are accounting for turnover. they joined the task and rehearsal that is part of the process for the trade. the task, youn of may see a more finaliz

letter that, you know, i hope he's home and my kids were here at the white house last night singing hallelujahnting them to. there's going to be prayer vigils all across the u.s., over 600 cities, and other almost 40 -- over almost 40 countries today. there's more information on saeedvigil.com. bill: how you doing? >> it's been harold. it's been difficult. you know, i can't stop fighting for him, but i've felt weary and who were as a single mom, and my kids are really suffering. i hope we don't have to do another anniversary. i hope we can get him home soon. bill: he was building a government-approved orphanage. my best to you and your chirp. >> thank you. bill: jordan sekulow, thank you for your time as well and good luck tonight with that vigil. >> thank you. bill: thank you. martha: speaking of that, faith, family and freedom. the values voter summit is underway today -- there's an interesting shot from it this morning, some big name speakers, we're going to take you there live. bill: also bill o'reilly's on deck, why he thinks the world is falling apart and what needs to happen now. >> in

. >> hallelujah. >> you say equities should be poised to be weaker the next 6-12 months. >> i didn't we could see volatility. remember, we have reared an entire generation of investors, meaning the last ten years, that all they know is that the dollar goes down, interest rates go down, you buy stocks. it's all about emerging markets. they don't understand and they don't remember that the world's largest gdp is america. they don't understand that the volatility and weakness in emerging markets in europe will actually cause capacity to come back to america and cause funds and money to come back to america. that's very positive because they are still living the past dream that is going to cause volatility when the fed acts. that will provide longer-term investors with fundamental disciplines and opportunity to buy stocks. >> all right. we will leave the conversation there. joe and brian, thanks for joining us this morning. >>> losses accelerating across the board. dow down 1.75. we have not closed down 1% on the s&p in about two months. the last three times we've done it have all been o

another quote: hallelujah. i'm glad he said that. here's what else he said. we would eliminate pacs altogether. it will be interesting to see whether our colleagues -- talkerring about democrats -- on the other side of the aisle will be willing to eliminate pacs altogether and we would have the money come from individuals in small and fully disclosed amounts. next quote: public disclosure of campaign contribution spending should be expedited so voters can judge for themselves what is appropriate. these are the reforms with respect to the constitution and would enhance our democracy. i didn't rewrite this. this is direct, word for word quote. next: we need to have real disclosure, and so what we ought to do is broaden this disclosure to include at least labor unions, tax exempt diss -- tax-exempt businesses and trial lawyers. he also went on to say money is essential in politics, not something we should feel squeamish about, providing donations are limited and disclosed. everyone knows who is supporting everyone else. mr. president, i repeat, the presiding off

but when you come out and say you're going to get more money out of sales and then you do it, hallelujah. well done. >> more than a week after its unveiling, reviews of the new apple phone are in. wait until you hear what tech watchers are saying. take one more look at the premarket as we await the fed statement in just a few hours. more "squawk on the street" from post nine in a moment. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. chocolate, soybeans, thisand apricots. made with what kind of chef comes up with this? a chef working with ibm watson, on the cloud. ingredients are just data. watson turns big data into new i

bass she's the beat she's the rhythm she's the band and the girl so fine makes you want to scream hallelujahme like spider milk and i never heard the warning when i woke up this morning with my sunshine on a drip ♪ ♪ she's my rock she's my bud she's tequila she's a trip and that girl so fine makes you wanna scream hall lay lieua ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ ♪ how can i refuse i'm not fit to choose just funk my life up i said the only way i win is the way i lose just funk my life up and i never got the script i unzipped got a little bit wet up in my brain ♪ ♪ she's your church she's your sin she's atomic she's the rain funk my life up ♪ ♪ and the girl so fine makes you wanna scream yeah yeah ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ ♪ she gets me silly she's like a trick on me hell i don't even know her name but yet she sticks to me and in the climax she would scream with me yeah she sticks to me she gets me funny she doesn't want none of my money so i pour it over her like gasoline ♪ ♪ light a match and then i'm back in my teens me and super girl smoking my green me and super girl shooting the breeze ♪ ♪ unload reload eyes back s