proceed those that the term did in christ why is there arty with him they are in his presence in heaven they make it. of it that people are going to fly away rick illinois. someone who claims to be disabled but he is trying to get this ability i don't see why honest taxpayers should have to pay for this could you give me scripture so i know what to do bless you and the staff thanks for remembering the staff scripture second thessalonians chapter 3 verse 10 we learn there anyone who will not work does not eat that applies to able bodied people that is not apply to this able i know a lot of disabled people who are productive members of society they do good work for the lord witnessing for him in fact this many disabled people are a lot better about carrying their own rate that a lot of lazy able-bodied people that are new early north carolina the sin or women that their no not biblical end of the scripture the point to some point to saying women should not cut their hair first corinthians chapter 11 verses five and six there we learn woman must have her head covered with this is talking a

that's longer than it took god to make heaven and earth. ( laughter ) incidentally, heaven and earth-- those are the areas where the president is authorized to kill people. ( laughter ) don't try hiding behind that gate, st. peter. we have intele that puts you in the middle east 2,000 years ago. clearly, it is a great resolution, which is why i was so disappoint the by a major policy speech the president gave today at the national defense university-- great football team, by the way. their defensive line is f-14s. ( laughter ) and in his speech, obama announced he is ready to give up all that power. >> the a.u.m.f. is now nearly 12 years old. unless we discipline our thinking, our definitions, our actions, we may continue to grant presidents upbound powers more suited towards traditional armed conflicts between nation states. so i look forward to engaging congress and the american people in efforts to refine and ultimately repeal the a.u.m.f. mandate. >> stephen: the president wants to repeal the source of his power. that's like ryan gosling repealing his abs. or matthew mcconaughey r

n' itseatures the heaven until you're very close.s you arrive at the entrance hall, you're reminded you may have to struggle like hercules to stay on the right path. the grand staircase brings you to the hall of the emperor. in the end, the journey is worth taking, for if you proceed correctly, you arrive at your goal. this has not been a dismal journey. it has taken place, after all, in a garden, a reminder that the earth can be a happy place, at least for those who might find themselves as the guests of prince eugene. like much art throughout history, then, baroque was optimistic, but whose optimism? the 17th century was certainly a period of great expansiveness in european culture, both in geographical space and in the mind, but it was also the time of the inquisition, bitter religious wars which devastated the continent, and the time in which despotic monarchs dressed up their naked power in the trappings of benevolence. the style in which they did this can be seen here in the belvedere palace. italian baroque artists who develop

some new visitors to heaven are talking to what i assume is god, i imagine, and it says ... god's saying, "why, no, we have no catholic or protestant districts here." and you know, there we are. it reminds me a little bit of, what was it, our foothills from, you know, down in the hindu world a couple few classes ago. we were talking about there's lots of arguments down in the foothills. but when you really get up to the mountain, when you really get up to heaven, well, then what are those distinctions. so you know, cute little people saying, "well, what's my room? where's my doctrinal cubical in heaven?" and they get a resounding, "it's all one here." so interesting stuff. you know what i'd like to do, because we were talking about jonestown and there's so many questions that you might have, and i'm sure you do in this class, which we're going to devote in part to conservative protestantism. these are folks, probably the kind of folks that if they got up to heaven, and you know, god said, "well, there's no catholic or protestant here," they'd say, "well, we must have got off

but no non-christians get to heaven.ell, the pope the other day said, it doesn't matter whether you -- not only does it matter what faith you believe in. so jew or christian or muslim or baptist or protestant or catholic or buddhist or whatever. you can even be a non-believer. the pope said -- i'm paraphrasing but that's what he said. you can't be an atheist and still get to heaven because the pope said the only thing that matters is. are you doing good? are you doing good works? and he said, that's where we will all come together. and the pope pointed out, and the people who were going -- who were going around saying if he's not one much us he cannot do good. if he's not of our party he cannot do good. the pope said, that's just wrong. in fact, he went so far as to say that the apostles the original apostles were rather intolerant because they had in the attitude, unless you follow us the following jesus, you know, you are not -- you are not for real. right? and the pope just blew that whole theory to hell so that raise

heaven, heaven, heaven. [ cheers ] first word. walking into heaven. there! >> nice job. >> jimmy: that was good. >> nice job. >> jimmy: that was good right there. >> yeah, that was pretty good. that was great. good job. >> jimmy: now, you guys have to go up now. this is the type of game where you both go up at the same time and you give the same clue. you give it to me, you give to it jane. whoever wins this, it's worth 80,000 points. [ laughter ] for the win. this is for the win right here, guys. go for it. good luck. right now it's 1-0, but it'll be 81,000. all right, here we go. my partner doesn't look -- yeah. [ audience aws ] my partner doesn't look too happy about this. we can do this. ready? 45 seconds on the clock! and -- not yet, but now! go! movie. >> movie. >> jimmy: three words. >> three words. >> jimmy: third word. eat. >> third word. >> jimmy: food. eat, love, pray. >> "eat, pray, love." [ light laughter ] soup. >> jimmy: eat. hungry. >> bowl. >> jimmy: heartbeat. beat, heart, love. >> stir. >> jimmy: love. >> eat with your hands. >> jim

she is already in heaven because she believes in jesus christ as her savior, and she goes to heaven now. so we should be happy for her. >> jenny was looking forward to her first limo ride with friends. a rare night out to celebrate a coworker's marriage. john works at the center, too, as a physical therapist. so he lost friends as well as the love of his life. >> you are happily married. everything flows smoothly. and this happened and for my kids and for me. >> they were already planning a trip back to the philippines to celebrate jenny's 40th birthday this summer. now that party turned into a memorial. the coroner is expected to release her body tomorrow. and of course, the community is rallying around the family, bringing food today and many condolences on jenny's facebook page. >> so tragic. sue, thank you for that report. >>> we learned a limo company could face hefty state fines over the number of people in the car. it was authorized to carry a maximum of eight passengers. there were nine the night of the fire. kpix5's joe vasquez shows us what the victims were up against. joe. >>

thank heavens they didn't predict google is going to $is,000. almost every time we get a one price thingy, we have a quick sell-off. it's like a thousand dollars, oh, sem, sell, sem, at the same time, wall street has been worried about apple. the stock bottomed on all that bad news, perhaps by a decent yield of 3%, kind of like kimberly-clark and clorox. from there, apple roared 80 points before collapsing back to $489. you look at the charter of that move, it does have the feel of what wall street calls the dead cat bounce. something i know can cause a bit

i went through hell, but i'm now in heaven. >> jodie is with my little brother kenny. it? ain't no sweat off my ass, you know? i'm happy for him. >> kenny is serving an 11-year sentence at indiana state prison for dealing methamphetamines. >> this is me and kenny taken at the county jail. this is our only picture together. >> jodie and kenny aren't the have to go through hell to get to heaven. i went through hell, but i'm now in heaven. >> jodie is with my little brother kenny. how do i feel about it? ain't no sweat off my ass, you know? i'm happy for him. >> kenny is serving an 11-year sentence at indiana state prison for dealing methamphetamines. >> this is me and kenny taken at the county jail. this is our only picture together. >> jodie and kenny aren't the only tyes who found new love. ronnie tye now lives with his fiance nicky, her three daughters and his grandmother. >> i'm just happy to be free. and i'm happy to have a good family. and i'm happy that i'm taking care of my grandma instead of anybody else because she gets taken care of real well here. don't you?

it's a good, strong, powerful run. >> oh, good heavens! oh! have never seen a vaulter take a shot like that. >> i tell you, he's hurt. he is hurt. >> ooh, it's one of those videos that makes you wince every time you see it. but you can't stop watching it. >> i was competing in the 1981 national sports festival. >> 21-year-old brian makes the finals. his first vault goes without a hitch. >> for my second vault, and you can see, i actually look down and i'm always 65 feet, 7 inches. that's you start from. when you run for the vault, you want to be at the end of the board. you always check the spring boards. i always had my board, 1 1/2 of my feet away from where the horse is. you want it to be exactly the same every time. same number of steps. everything happens the same so you get the same results. now, unfortunately in my case things went just a little bit further and i got a different result. >> oh, good heavens! >> i probably ran faster than i ever ran in my life. each step probably just went a little bit further. my left foot was fine. if y

god attesting to it, the son on earth, god in heaven, and heaven is opened up and the splendor and the glory was there. and he said this. and he saw the spirit of god. did you hear what i said? the bible says is he the spirit of god. he loves me. he lives within me. and the holy spirit of god lives within you. that's how you came to god! you have been made alive by the third person of the trinity, the holy spirit of god. and he's the one who seals you under the redemption. little did i know in 1949 when i received christ, that i would receive the greatest gift a man could ever have. the lasting give to all of my lifetime and he's called the spirit of god. listen. and it is the spirit of god that descended like a dove. and lighting upon him. here is the blessed holy spirit coming to attest to the fact that jesus christ, my savior, is the son of god. and it is the very spirit of god that is attesting to this marvelous wonderful truth. think of that, will you please. descending like a dove which speaks of peace. and lighting upon him. you see the savior was going to calvary. he needed sup

the pope said he believes that anyone can get into heaven if they do good deeds, even atheists. think this new pope. he's like a very chill college r.a. who is cool with you drinking in the dorm. during his wednesday mass, the pope said the lord has redeemed all of us, not just catholics, even the atheists, everyone. and some catholics were upset by his comments because it means we wasted a lot of sundays going to church. i agree with him. if you're a good person, it shouldn't matter what your label is. plus it would be fun to let atheists into heaven if for no other reason than to see the look on their faces when they get there. oh, thank you. meanwhile, in saudi arabia the head of the religious police you know he's a big guy because he's got two abduls in his name. he's a dual abdul. whatever his name is, he said he believes that saudi citizens who use twitter will go to hell. he says any saudi who tweets has, quote, lost this world and the afterlife. let me get this straight. tweeting leads to damnation. filling a palace with kidnapped beauty contestants, that's okay? okay, g

with this church, we want to show we live under the open heavens.h this wooden building and the warmth of the wood, we want to show that this place is a safe haven. >> the parish has turned the crisis into a revival. it suffered a sharp decline in numbers due to deaths and the departure of many of the when it was merged with a neighboring parish, many members became involved in providing the old church with a much-needed upgrade. >> we had to make everything smaller. there were also costs. it involved hours and hours of work. >> we witnessed the construction of the entire building. how each part took shape and grew. >> cooperating on the project changed the parish and brought the congregation closer together. >> all in all, it represents a kind of counter culture,a culture of devotion. instead of thinking about what i can get out of it, it's about what i can give. and then something emerges that is exciting and thrilling. >> contrast that to this city church in the center of cologne. it is more oriented towards the walking churchgoer. the church run

because i mean mentioned that heaven can made to look like hell and hell like heaven with right use ofpaganda. so what they began is this propaganda campaign and they talked only about the benefits, they stifled all opposition. no television program today is going to go against the gay agenda that would be a tremendous, tremendous problem if they did. and also, what they did is something that hitler believed in audi monday nice the opposition. so if somebody disagrees with you you ridicule them. hitler said ridicule has power. ridicule them and make fun of them then you try to get them to react to you. and they will look silly in their reaction. and then what you do is you totally marginal lies them. >> what you find today isame ca >> if you'reed to same sex marriage homophobic you're narrow minded. you are and throw in almost any blank and other words we wouldn't mention in this program. you see, the advantage is tremendous by calling people names. because then you don't have to deal with issue do you? he wants to be associated with home phobe be aing or some other name that you want

. >> radiohe >> just think -- this could be somebody's "stairway to heaven." [ indistinct singing ] one of the things that was so interesting here at the school of rock is how shy teens can suddenly transform into flamboyant performers. [ rock music plays ] [ indistinct singing ] >> obviously, teaching music is the real purpose, but that's just a vehicle to help people with self-confidence and get onstage and be empowered. >> and when they're plugged into their amplifiers... [ rock music plays ] ...empowered is what it's all about. >> it's cool to have the experience, just to know that you can be your own person while you're onstage and just do whatever you want and have fun with it. >> where do you see yourself musically after school of rock? >> well, i think i see myself trying to make a couple new bands. >> well, i'm actually going to berklee college of music next year. >> next year, actually, in school, i'm starting up jazz band. >> maybe starting up a rock band with a few of my friends. >> i'm probably still gonna practice singing and all my other instruments and try to become the

-- because there is such a place called heaven. that's the hope we have when we go through what y'all have experienced. james: let me just tell you as directly as i can, i love you. thank god for you. i thank you for taking the time. and i know the time and energy, the prayer, the focus that went into a book that is so clear and so helpful. from the bottom of my heart, i want to thank you in behalf of all the believers who need to know how to answer very important questions well. would you join us saying thanks to dr. jeffress? dr. jeffress: thank you. james: how can i know? if our son thought this was important enough to give to his children that we all love so much as our grandchildren -- we have 11 grandchildren -- and i just want to say to all of you, i would love for you to have it. i can tell by listening to dr. jeffress how much love prompted him to do this. love first for god but not only for god, god's people, and all the people who need to know the god we love. and he's given us great answers. we'll send it to you as a gi

they were the scouts, for heavens sakes. so i verified the story. lucy said, oh, you know, this has been handed down through the family, and i verified it though. it had been used in the caro books, and there was even more information. so i was able to put her in the book. and it was right at the end of my writing it, so i was really glad to have rebecca baines johnson. and then i did an end chapter on the two great -- well, not two great. we've had some great hand ranches in texas. but there were two men who were a factor, of course, henrietta king who, again, a genteel woman who had to tame a hard-drinking ship captain, richard king. but she did. just like margaret houston did. and turned them into the productive entrepreneurs that they were. and both molly goodnight and henrietta king started out in mud huts. but the ja ranch is in the -- [inaudible] canyon which is one of the most beautiful parts of texas as many of you know. and then my last chapter was the bridge to the 20th century, and it was two great businesswomen, the two -- probably afte

she told them their parents are in heaven. eight-year-old angel was four when his mother was killed. "she loved me very much," he said. "and that is what hurt most of all." like angel, the children of juarez are hurting. turf wars between rival drug cartels turned juarez into one of the deadliest cities on earth. children were witnesses, victims survivors. at least 10,000 have been orphaned, others were recruited by gangs. this section of the main juvenile detention facility was built to house 35 of the worst offenders-- one per cell. now there are two in each cell and more arrive everyday. director christina ramos diaz said ten years ago the worst juvenile crimes were thefts and fights. what do you see? murders? >> yes. murders, decapitations. it's extortion, carjacking, housejacking. >> reporter: so this violence has harmed a whole generation? father mario manriquez tells us the cartels prey on the poor kids of this parish. one eight-year-old boy was forced to deliver drugs. others were given guns to be assassins. manriquez

she's already in heaven because she believes in jesus christ as her savior. she goes to heaven now.'s happy now so we should be happy for her. >> jenny was looking forward to her first limo ride with friends from the healthcare center. it was a rare night out to celebrate a coworker's marriage. john works at the center, too, as a physical therapist so he lost friends as well as the love of his life. >> it is like you're happily married. you're happy with your wife, your kids, everything flows smoothly, and then all of a sudden, this thing happened, and it's a great loss for us, fsh my kids and for me. >> the balons moved to dublin from the philippines five years ago, and this summer they plan to go back for 40th birthday but now that party will be turned into a memorial for her family and relatives in the philippines. sue quan, kpix 5. >> the limo had too many passengers in it. the limit was eight, but there were nine women inside. because of that, the company faces hefty fines, $7,500 a day for every day it was in violation. as for the women inside the limo when the fire broke out,

she's already in heaven because she believes is jesus christ as her savior and she goes to heaven now and she's happy now so we should be happy for her. >> reporter: her husband says she was looking forward to her first limo ride with friends from the fruitvale health center. relatives found comfort by holding prayer sessions in her home. the balons moved to dublin from the philippines five years ago and this summer, they were planning to return to celebrate jenny's 40th birthday. that party will now be a memorial with family and friends. live in foster city, elissa harrington, kpix 5. >> thank you. four women did survive. jasmine deguia is in serious condition at the valley medical center. mary grace guardiano and and aamalia loyola are in critical condition. >> the limo driver heard the word smoke and thought the passenger was asking if she could smoke a cigarette. >> i said we only have four more minutes and the boss doesn't allow us to smoke in the limo. about 30 seconds passed and she knocks again and i look back, you know, this time i'm -- i'm kind of concerned. i smell smoke. i

i want them to go to heaven. and somebody's got to tell them they're not going to heaven if they keep living that filthy lifestyle. - you're preaching hate. - of course i'm preaching hate. - and your obsession with this most come... - god hates sinners. - ...with something that's going on in your mind. - you don't believe in hell. - what do you think it is? - a major closet case is what i think. - that's a typical ignorant ( bleep ) reaction. - i'm gonna ask you again, please. could you refrain from that language while you're here? - i will not change the bible word to suit a host on a talk show. - you may be a reverend, but this is still my show. - it was-- - ( applause ) - it's your show, and i'm leaving. - you're leaving? - ( cheering ) - nate phelps is the estranged son and critic of fred phelps and the westboro baptist church. okay, nate. thank you for being here. i really appreciate it. i have to say, interviewing your father on my old show was on of the most unpleasant experiences of my career. no, i'm not

. >>> las monjas comenzaron su gira en new heaven, también visitarán 14 estados en el sur del país y mensaje de cristo y también que se necesita ser escuchada su posición. >>> estas monjas antes estuvieron en washington para defender un presupuesto que esté a favor de todos, en washington, lourdes meluzá, univisión. >>> la cámara baja de california aprobó el aumento de salario mínimo de 8 dólares a 9,25, también que el aumento de salario mínimo sea proporcional a la inflación. >>> una mujer de california con una grave alergia al maní está demandando a united airlines ,la mujer dice que entró en un peligroso ataque de alergia, alisia glisson dijo que antes de comprar el boleto, avisó a la aerolínea sobre esto, el avión tuvo que hacer un aterrizaje de emergencia en glisson. >>> también se avisó que se retirará la bandera de puerto rico en sus envases, esto después que más de 50 hispanos protestaran contra esto la compañía dice que no está produciendo los envases. >>> momento de nuestra última pausa, y al regresar el agradecimiento se fundieron en esto, les diré qué pasó. >>> antes algu

talent and in terms of location and obviously as my i late friend herb came in said if you can't make heavenof the world sees it that way >> so i congratulate you mayor you've loud all of us to be a part of a mission to improve the area including super bowl 50 or 51. we're going to have a ball. there's no way this passage is not going to be approved by the owners in boston believe me i've spoken to a couple of my friends (clapping) >> i asked him not to raise expectations. we have some of the best companies in the world behind this bid and one is hewitt packard. tom bradley is the vice president and he's here he representing all those companies that came together to represent us. so thank you for your commitment. >> thanks, danielle. i'm not sure what could be a larger challenge in following the mayor to speak. the documents of the first - they called out the need to make a contribution what our employees and workers live and work. and the companies they funded 75 years ago has made a great number of commitments and frankly a great commitment of money and passion to this community. we had th

know doing it all over again i you know i don't know what i could've done differently i mean for heaven's sakes i didn't want him in the study it was not important at all how dan was chilling if it were important how he was doing that would have contacted me after we contacted them on good friday and said do we have to wait for him to kill himself and we did we had to wait for that i called the corner of the monday after he died i said i wanted to see him and i remember her kind of yelling at me and saying. don't you know how he died. and i his head well evidently i had hope. and i didn't you know who. or when you find out your son kills himself you don't say what do i know i didn't know. that it wasn't a normal suicide. he slit his throat so badly that the car nurse office said young mr capitated himself. and then she said probably because he wasn't dying fast enough that he. let his abdomen open and. reach his hand inside and she said when they found him his one hand had the. box cutter frozen and that and the other hand was inside his abdomen up to his wrists. and. you know i want peop

fue el viernes pasadas las 6 de la tarde, un tren que viajaba de gran central en nueva york a new heavenrriló. >>> como que chilló, no se oyó el impacto, sino que el chirrido. >>>e ra la hora de más tránsito, un total de 70 pasajeros resultaron heridos y solo 3 están en condición critica. >>> los bomberos dicen que habían más de 50 heridos ylos bomberos tuvieron que poenr una rampa. >>> se espera que la investigación de los hechos tome 10 días. >>e> l gobernador de connecticut no pudo decir cuándo el servicio del metronorth será restaurado, indicando que el choque causó daños extensos en las vías, una grua tendrá que remover los vagones de los rieles. d>>> e acuerdo a la seguridad en transporte, es muy pronto para saber qué causó los choques. >>> las autoridades de boston están revisando las respuestas de emergencia después de la experiencia del atentado en el maratón de boston en abril ,la situación será revisada en paralelo por el departamento de policía y también la oficina del alcalde, mientras que ed davies indicóq agentes de policía viajarán a nueva york para revisar nuevas instruc

that is my concern, in benghazi iter looks like we did not move heaven and earth that toeubg tear ofple serving our nation. alisyn: that is such a poignant point that you made to then secretary of state hillary clinton that sometimes the mission, you do end up having to leave people behind, but you tried to get them out. in this case it doesn't sound like we, not only didn't we move heaven and earth we didn't really try that hard. >> and we also are finding out that there were special operations soldiers that requested to go in, they weren't given the opportunity to go in, and they had to miss their flight because of what some people are claiming is pwraour rock casey, the other are claiming administration stonewalling. even if we couldn't have got even assets overhead in that seven-hour lull which i have a hard time believing. it was the anniversary of 9/11 h why waoerpbt we thinking this through and having people located so that if something happened -- that's what we have to get to the bottom of. weave have the greatest military in the world. we have people voluntarily every day w

she appeared on the montel williams show and told berry's mother that she was in heaven on the other side. her last words were goodbye, mom, i love you. brown was wrong. she was rescued on monday with two other women and a six-year-old girl after being held captive for a decade at a house in cleveland. it is not the first time brown has met with anguished parents and incorrectly forecasted their fate. and fans of the fraud are starting to call her out on social media. it is about time. are you admit you are a hack now? added another, i hope today's event seals it for you and everyone else who take advantage of those in mourning. but some are defending her with saying everyone makes mistakes even doctors, lawyers and psychics. but enough about this hack. let's hear from the hero who rescued amanda. >> went to mcdonalds and cape home. i am eating my mcdonalds. i got the day off from work. naturally you are doing nothing. i hear this girl screaming. she is going nuts. i knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms. something is wrong here. dead gi

talent and in terms of location and obviously as my i late friend herb came in said if you can't make heaven san francisco is our preference and clearly the rest of the world sees it that way >> so i congratulate you mayor you've loud all of us to be a part of a mission to improve the area including super bowl 50 or 51. we're going to have a ball. there's no way this passage is not going to be approved by the owners in boston believe me i've spoken to a couple of my friends (clapping) >> i asked him not to raise expectations. we have some of the best companies in the world behind this bid and one is hewitt packard. tom bradley is the vice president and he's here

the reason i recommend the program for us students who need a safe heaven. we need to create our own save program and this will help me embrace my sexiest. i thought my condition was a sickness but in participating in the program thanks to the program my relationship with my mother has become better. this has told me about the lgb community. i've become more confident and fabulous. i felt survey in school and the seminar helped me to get my grades up. before my program i was bullied and judged by my peers and i was not engaged in social activities. this has been a great program. others will have the same experience i did >> before the next speaker let me call a few more names (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm here on behalf of the lyric i'm here because the program was not fund. i'm going to be reading a section of a letter. this letter is a support of lyric on behalf of the peer resources commissions with the leadership of young people advocating for young people. to understand that to support the best opportunity for our cities youth we need good par

each other, that they carry a part of each other with them, so my parents are now together again in heaven and this is a tribute, plus this is the most beautiful love song in our culture. >> it is. >> here we are. >> this is -- when are you talking about top-notch, high-quality vintners, we're witnessing one here. >> definitely is, in fact -- my friend the editor of "vision" mag magazine. central valley publication. i looked at it, and i said i'd like to meet her. drove up there, met her, tasted her wine, down in murphys, but they are high end. >> how high do we go? we'll talk about that in the next segment. sabor del valle. back and talk more about this beautiful wine and the fabulous vintners that contribute to it. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> the owner of vill

it was something that worked out well, thank heavens. i have been married several times. i can't say that i prefer one time in my life over another, or my sense of judgment or my parents sense of judgment. they allow you to choose a eventually. i take your word for it. i would have loved to abet a fly on the wall when you told your daddy, a black man, that you could have him arrested. >> the look on his face was priceless. carry washington is the i want this movie, and to be delicate and how i say this. to be asbled trying charitable and generous as i can be, troubled by a the abc network that carries the show scandal, the overdrive that they have gone into making the comparison between the character -- >> of julia and the scandal character. tavis: i am troubled by a number of things. on, the series comes role the character plays really was historic. was a historic moment, and i don't know what the purpose is to keep making this comparison. by thatittle bothered because of the distinct differences between the two characters. i won't go deeper than that, but it has been un

i wish she made it to heaven because that's where she should be.i'm pretty sure my dad's in hell so he ain't going to bother her no more. >>> coming up -- danger on the side of the road. and a run-in with a semi. when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. >>> now back to "caught on camera." >>> you may think criminals with deadly weapons are the greatest danger police officers face on the beat. but traffic incidents can be as dangerous, if not more so. in our next story, officers on highway patrol find themselves in harm's way. >> come on, hurry! hurry, hurry! come on, come on, let's go! >> on an icy interstate, a car is crushed between the police vehicle and a careening tractor trailer. >> i thought for sure the driver of that car would have been seriously injured, if not killed. >> february 13th, 2007. officers douglas eagler and bill allen report for duty at the erlanger, kentucky police department. at 7:00 p.m., the night is already wet and icy. >> when we started our shift, we had to use our flashlights to knock the ice off our overh

that's almost regeneron for heaven's stake.e plays are much easier to value than to own for one jumbled stock that's too big for his own good. at last july the company restructured itself into two segment, making it much easier to organize and implement a potential breakup. >> morgan stanley put out a great piece of research. it bothered me because i wanted to do this two weeks ago. they got it out ahead of me, but you know what? i'm like a tv talk show host. we know analyst -- and that's good, that's going to be on twitter because he's just a talk show host. it doesn't matter, it's still all right. another reputable source besides "mad money" had thero this, too. the mad money team had it and the morgan stanley team, which i will match our team up against their team. anyway, how much would baxter be work on the breakup? >> the side of the business is expected to earn $2.94 last year. the higher traded between 21 times earnings and to celgene's much higher than that. that gives you a $55 stock. the medical products division. sa

going to leave it to the heavens and let it be a surprise in july. my son said, i'd like a little boy or a little girl or a little fox or a little wolf. someone is going be disappointed. here's shepard. >> shepard: we were just saying you look amazing. >> megyn: thank you for saying that. now this is the point in the pregnancy where people start to say inappropriate thing about your body, and i'm going to conduct an experiment just calling them out on that. you said something wonderful and i thank you for it. >> shepard: it's a fact. thank you, meg. see you later. news begins anew. some huge new clues we have now that could change a lot about what we know about what we need in the boston terror attacks. specifically how much the dead suspects' widow really knew, and guess where relatives say they now want to bury the suspect? plus, some promising numbers on the job front. man, we got great news. helped push the dow to an all-time high. we were above 15,000 a little while ago. a treacherous west coast wildfire has forced officials to shut down parts o

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