of heaven breathe on us ♪ [applause] >> kari jobe from her brand-new album called "mmajestic." anniversary of d-day. that was the day that 160,000 allied troops stormed the five beaches of normandy in an overwhelming show of force that would be the beginning of the end of world war ii. james gavery of massachusetts landed on omaha beach that day with the fifth ranger battalion. he said he and his fellow soldiers were young when they went over there but came back as old men if they came back at all. 10,000 died that day on the hallowed ground of those beaches. and tens of thousands of others would suffer wounds. i've walked on those beaches. i stood at attention at the flag ceremony and the u.s. cemetery in normandy. few moments have ever caused me to reflect more soberly on the sacrifice of those brave men than to see thousands of graves lined up ever so neatly in the well-kept cemetery. there was nothing neat or orderly on june 6th, 1944. it was chaos. despite a wall of gunfire coming at them, those young americans kept coming off those boats and moved forward. it was the turn

well, eat hot facts. >> taurus was released three years before "stairway to heaven." says he wrote it in a cottage in whales in 1970. but a lawyer representing andy "california," whose band toured with zeppelin in 1969, stole the opening riff. >> stephen: and if that wasn't enough, he also apparently stole the neck from one of spirit's guitars. well, this "communication breakdown" has left me "dazed and confused." it's a real "heartbreaker," because i had a "whole lotta love" for zep. but "hey, hey, what can i do?" in here, the "levee has broken," "black dog." [cheering and applause] no longer... no longer will i celebrate september as zeptember. i'll have to make do with roctober, tullvember, stonesuary and barch. [laughter] so, zep, that's it. instead of listening to you, i'm going to listen to spirit's "12 dreams of doctor sardonicus." ♪ ♪ [laughter] oh yeah,. oh, yeah, i'm eventually going to get into this. jimmy, crank it up. now crank it down. all right. now just crank it off. [laughter] we'll be right back. hey you won't believe how much good stuff is in the pi

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♪ ♪ all of this flying high gonna leave ya falling short leave you knock, knock knocking ♪ ♪ on heaven's i can pull her real close ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna go unless heaven's got a dirt road ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: kip moore! "dirt road" is available now! catch him headlining cmt on tour this fall. for dates go to kipmoore.net. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to nick offerman, megan mullally, gilbert gottfried and kip moore. bill nye and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to another edition of "last call", i'm carson daly and this is amp radio, where i do a little morning radio show. tonight, we got some great music "the birds of satan", how about that for a name of a band, they're going toerform from studio 606, i'll explain that coming up. power creator courtney kemp agboh gets "the spotlight" treatment, but up first, it's all about wil wheaton. and even though wil's only 41 years old, his career has spanned over three decades, with memorable performanc

♪ ♪ all of this flying high gonna leave ya falling short leave you knock, knock knocking ♪ ♪ on heaven'se cans of bud light ♪ ♪ where i can cuddle with my baby i can pull her real close ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna go unless heaven's got a dirt road ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: kip moore! "dirt road" is available now! catch him headlining cmt on tour this fall. for dates go to kipmoore.net. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [casino sounds] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [dog bark] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [loud kiss smack] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [party sounds] >> librarian: shh >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [fly buzz] [hand clap] >> announcer: 888 casino.com. the worlds leading online casino has arrived in new jersey. join now and get 50 free spins for the chance to win $1,000,000. every spin could win you $1,000,000. absolutely free. >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] join 888casino.com now. must be 21 years old and in the state of new jersey to play real money. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to nick offerman, megan mullally,

for the first time, it would be possible for students to get this information in one place and heaven forbid, when students and families find out about a school doing a good job in terms of graduation rates, a lack of needed remedial education, if the school is doing a good job and another school is not doing a good job, the other school better clean up its act or heaven forbid, market forces would kick in and that would advance the schools doing a good job. my understanding, and i want to understand with you. to get the kind of data you need to really do this right, it is going to take a piece of legislation, whether it's the bill senator warner, senator rubio and i have or something close. bills fortors have purposes of government work, it is close enough. are we going to be able to get the eta we need to really set up this kind of seamless opportunity for students to get more value for their education along the lines of what i cap slice here this morning? say i'm of all, let me very pleased you have introduced this legislation. i have written publicly on several occasions that it's

♪ ♪ all of this flying high gonna leave ya falling short leave you knock, knock knocking ♪ ♪ on heaven'sns of bud light ♪ ♪ where i can cuddle with my baby i can pull her real close ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna go unless heaven's got a dirt road ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: kip moore! "dirt road" is available now! catch him headlining cmt on tour this fall. for dates go to kipmoore.net. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to nick offerman, megan mullally, gilbert gottfried and kip moore. bill nye and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to the show. i'm carson daly. tonight we've got another incredible lineup, top to bottom, for you. first, let's get things going with tonight's featured spotlight. in 2011, andrew dodge's "bad words" screenplay landed on the prestigious "blacklist," a survey of the best unproduced screenplays in hollywood. since then, the script's been snatched up by jason bateman and would go on to become his feature directorial debut. for more on andrew

. >> it's from heaven. i thank you for coming to see me on father's day. >> the dad says, you know, i know you don't remember me because i left and went to heaven when you were three and a half, and i'm not allowed to come back, but i decided to sneak a letter to you. this letter is from dad. >> i see you are doing very well in school, and yet i hear you saying bad words sometimes when you are angry. it's okay to be angry, but please don't use the language. >> you have to laugh because he's been caught. >> i love you always, but it's good to tell me it doesn't hurt anymore, and i don't get older like mommy does. >> oh! >> mommy is actually gayle valentine. she's the one that actually wrote the letter. >> i hope you know how much i love you, gino. i am always listening and watching you. lots of love, daddy. >> what a beautiful thing for this mother to have done on father's day for her little son because you know he feels the absence of his father in his life, and to have this moment, beautiful, and no matter

what in the name of heaven is he doing committing suicide by turkey baster? i've never heard of such a thing. >> so investigators now wondered if they were dealing with a murder. >>> the official ruling of suicide in david castor's death was a hard sell for the investigators who were at the scene. they hadn't seen many suicide cases where ethylene glycol was used, and there were several contradictions. >> my gut was telling me there was something more going on with this. it just wasn't right. >> for one thing, the victim's wife, stacey castor, told the 911 operator things that were >> friday night he got heavily intoxicated and slept through the day on saturday. >> yet the toxicology report showed no alcohol in his system. >> that caused us to raise our eyebrows again. >> there were two glasses found on david's nightstand. on the rims of both glasses was david's dna. david's fingerprints were on the glass with the small amount of alcohol residue, but only stacey's fingerprints were on the glass that held the antifreeze. >> if david had been drinking out of th

. ♪ ♪ you're just too good to be true can't take my eyes off of you you be like heaven to touch i want you so much arrivedlast love has od i'mthink -- thank g alive you're just too good to be true can't take my eyes off of you from the way i stand there is nothing else to compare the side of you leaves me weak there are no words left to speak please let me know that it's real you're just too good to be true can't take my eyes off of you ♪ i love you baby and if it's quite alright i'll leave you baby throughout the lonely night ♪ trusted me when i say ♪ pretty baby ♪ now that i found you, stay ♪ and let me love you ♪ you're just so good to be true can't take my eyes off of your you'd be like heaven to todd -- touch i want to hold you so much at long last love is arrived and letting god i'm alive you're just too good to be true can't take my eyes off you ♪ i love you baby ♪ and if it's quite alright i need you baby through all the lonely night i love you baby --ck the me when i say trusted me when i say oh pretty baby don't leave me down i pray now that i found used day -- you stay and l

us a book heaven is for us a bestseller movie's going to make it. the kid so i have an. easy thing in your god and you're insisting that he was fantasizing based on what he'd heard his house or been taught so he imagined this well that's what his father thought and that's truly when the father who is the preacher found it difficult to believe because first of all from a theological perspective the board did that so it was a you know what was he doing exactly so if the father had trouble with it and mumbly thought about it from a theological perspective as this is if you believe the bible or that. illogic went to heaven and he did that in a was translated and did see death and he did that and then there's a possibility maybe it wasn't heaven at all maybe closer to your idea maybe it was a vision but perhaps god allowed him to have a vision to tattle out of our imaginations and to prove to prove the kind of conversation we're having right now all i know is that millions of people around the world have lost loved ones and the idea that there is something beyond this world f

his kingdom has been established in heaven and instead of everybody going to heaven when they die thereactually be a resurrection here on the earth and all of our loved ones will come back and we'll enjoy perfect life forever right here on earth. where a lot of religions may teach things such as hell fire, immortality of the soul, and trinity, jehovah's witnesses don't believe those teachings. we take the bible very literally and believe the bible for what it is. we look for the truth in the bible. >> reporter: one of the "truths" witnesses believe in has to do with blood. >> in genesis and again leviticus, there's very specific scriptures that state that the blood is sacred and that life is in the blood and that belongs to god. so we want to respect that and be obedient to that. so that means jehovah's witnesses do not accept blood transfusions. >> reporter: they believe to do so would be a sin, a sin serious enough that many church members would rather die than receive blood transfusions. this issue has been very much on the laclairs' minds because the 43-year-old justine was about to

in his words, "an oath registered in heaven. in order to fulfill that oath after the confederates made war on the union at fort sumter in april 1861, president lincoln did accept work. after quarter years of battle and rivers of blood, history would vindicate not only the literary and retorts as rhetorical genius of president lincoln, but even more so, military, moral, and political .enius for the union had been restored, slavery abolished, these victories were achieved not by chance that from ultimately president lincoln's remarkable leadership, his resilient character, his uncannily good judgment. as president, mr. lincoln went almost, every day, draw one redline after another. when a crucial issue hung in the balance, he ruled decisively, even harshly. seldom is his fundamental logic to act against slavery so well set forth as in a speech fragment believed to have been written, of course, by hams of to between 1857 and 1859. " the right of a black slave to the fruit of his own labor was made so claimed by our good father in h

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.om come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me >> since i've been here, i found out two of my friends have died from a heroin overdose. >> did you go to the funerals? >> no, i've been in jail so i wasn't able to. >> you missed their funerals? >> yeah. a lot of these people don't have families. that's really sad. it's kind of sad that us inmates had to do that and the families weren't there to do it. ♪ i once was lost, but now i'm found ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ >> you girls did a great job. >> thank you. >> i think their singing can be improved. >> i used to be in a choir when i was younger, but i don't have that courage, i don't have that courage to go ahead and sing in front of everybody. and then i didn't know all the words, either. i just knew that first little thing. >> every night we have a girl named cece that lives on the bottom tier and she sings "amazing grace" every night. so i heard her sing it an

whatever they want to say, and those of us in the world of politics, think that we have died and gone to heaven beach blanket babylon, and i have been part of beach blanket babylon forever. as a matter of fact that what you had here, lee, has not been a part of beach blanket babylon at all. and just think, without term limits, there would be no questions i would be at home. welcome to the 40th anniversary of beach blanket babylon. [ applause ] >> we are so excited to be here with you today, celebrating beach blanket babylon40th year. why i am so excited i feel as if i could fly. thank you superman. superman, the s stands for... where is my wonder woman? where is she? 40 years. this show has been going on for 40 years. that is really amazing. there is nothing ever been anything like it. but you were here 40 years ago when it started weren't you? >> i was a child. >> yes, steve silver we were the best of buddies and steve called and said, we have a show, and it is going to run two weeks and how do i get the press there and how do i get the people there? and i said we will have a party. and can yo

the lord opened the heavens upon me and i saw the lord and he speaken to me. joseph smith was around 14 years of age when he had his vision. he wrote about it when he was 26. in his early life, he was not a record keeper generally so these early accounts he wrote in the form of remanence. later on he kept accounts. this documents is a letter that joseph smith wrote while he was a prisoner in a jail in missouri. he was there for several months languishing in the dungeon. it was a horrible place to be, in the wintertime. yet, it gave him time to meditate. he had experiences, in which he captured in this letter. this letter is a description of the experiences he had in missouri and the recitation in the voice of god in this place that one historian called a temple prison. for latter day saints, this is an important letter. three passages have been exerted for a document that the latter day saints holds as a book of scripture. as you turn to this page, you can see the signature page of joseph smith, his brother and their three latter day saint prisoners. these lat

the incident went back to heaven.m earth was you. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >>> outagamie, wisconsin, september 9th, 2004. police are pursuing a man who's abducted his girlfriend's 8-month-old baby girl after a domestic dispute. >> we were pursuing, and all of a sudden i see a cloud of smoke and then see the skid marks from his car. >> the suspect's car comes to a screeching halt. >> and then i saw the door come open, and i'm thinking what's he going to do? >> the driver speeds up again with the door still open as the car weaves erratically. then an unbelievable sight. >> then i see the child carrier come out the driver's side door, on the left side. >> the baby rolls over in the car seat in the middle of the highway. >> and he was still probably going 10, 15 miles an hour. >> two police officers, one from the other side of the road, run out. >> i jumped out of my squad car and ran over and picked the baby up. >> the child is out of the car. the child is out of the car. >> it wasn't cut. it wasn't eve

we need rabbis, priests, and imams to preach respect for god in heaven and life on earth.pplause] ladies and gentlemen, it is our duty to offer the young generation a vision more compelling, more promising, for the future. the population will fight for the last 50 years -- the economy did not. and the era of science replaced the era of land. we experience it almost daily. israel has very little land, even less water, no oil. we became a high-tech nation through hard work. the turmoil of today can provide a new hope for tomorrow. my dream today is that the middle east will become a startup region, as israel became a startup nation. [applause] to make that happen, leaders in the region must do their share to open their societies. without freethinking, there is no new thinking. without openness, there are nodiscoveries. global companies should help the region become up to date and prepared for tomorrow. two-thirds of the middle east population is under the age of 25. for some, this is a cause of concern. for me, it is a source of hope. for business, it is a great opportunity

he felt personal behavior was and how much he yearned for having the acceptance of his father in heaven. bring ham young died in the lion house of salt lake city. he had been declining a number of years. he suffered from roomtism, at one point he had to have all of his teeth pulled and he had dentures. his final illness some people -- some kind of intestinal thing some people thought it was a appendicitis but it was not sure what actually took his life. he is a very interesting character. he left strict instructions about his funeral. he wanted his coffin to be a certain size, so many inches taller than he was and so many inches to the side. he wanted to turn over if he wanted. he wanted a pillow under his head. he gave strict instructions, no black. he was going home to his heavenly home. there was a grand funeral held in the salt lake taber knack kill and his body was carried up the street to the small cemetery on his own estate where he lies buried still

. >> de esta forma ny le sigue los pasos a los Ángeles y a new heaven se comenzarÍa a distribuir a fin votar mas de "siete millon >>en las elecciones de noviembre podrÁn votar 1 millÓn de hispanos mÁs que en los comicios legislativos de 2010. el estudio de la asociaciÓn de funcionarios electos y designados indica que hay 6084 funcionarios pÚblicos de origen hispano hace 10 aÑos habÍ 4853. la comunidad hispana en arizona estÁ indignada con el superintendente por declaraciones anÓnimas que hizo en la internet donde calificÓ de flojas a las familias de bajos ingresos y dijo que en este paÍs no debería haber diarios ni estaciones en espaÑol. como nos dice octavio pulido es por eso que muchos exigen su renuncia. >> con la voz quebrantada y un rostro de preocupaciÓn como como superintendente de educaciÓn se dirigió a los medios pidiendo disculpas y reiterando que los comentarios publicados en la red no representan el sentir de su agencia que dirige. sin embargo hay quienes dicen que este repartimiento es tardÍo y sus palabras en las redes sociales representan su forma de pensar. >> no es imp

[inaudible] him, will i also deny before my father which is in heaven. think not that i have come to send peace on earth. i came not to send peace, but a swortd. sword. not the type of sword ma mohammed brings. a man's foes should be they of his own household. he that loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you mr. president, members of the [inaudible] present. my name is christopher doll, i live in soma. i rise to continue my auto bigraphical kech. sketch. i was in politics, i was actually quite socialable in spite of being seriously overweight. when i graduated i weighed 260 pounds, that's 90 pounds more than my 172 of yesterday. claremont was a good school, still is. it managed to offer a class in art appreciation, an overview of art over time. i certainly achieved impact of great works of art and still feel a small despair that i could never execute anything like that. as a final we each gave a lecture on some area of interest. my own offering was on the naked male form in egyptian, greek and roma

the earlyotice, from legislation, the word "districts" crept in, thank heavens. the city of charleston, south carolina had one of the first historic districts in the country. first, we didn't think in terms of districts. now, we do. they got that plugged into this act to make it eligible under earlier legislation. you could do all of this if your project was significant -- that is an enormously important word. in american history, architecture, archaeology, or culture. i'm going to suggest later that we add a little bit to that. the act is very careful -- i would love to meet the bureaucrat who put that in -- "nothing in this act should be construed to be applicable to the white house and its ground, the supreme court building and its grounds, or the united states capital and its related buildings and grounds." thesere all of legislators saying, it applies to all of you, not to us. the act also established the enormously important advisory council on historic preservation , and it said there should be 17 members, seven from the government and 10 appointed by the

i have a question about karl, a very conflicted figure known for his novel near heaven, as it was titledut also one of the best photo documentarians of the harlem renaissance, what he is best known for today, good friends with figures like langston hughes and chester himes. wonder if you could talk more about this conflict to figure. thank you. >> he is one of these incredibly fascinating characters. he grows out in iowa and realizes he has to get to chicago as soon as possible and goes on from chicago or new york and comes out in a time and place where people could not come out in new york city, the late 1910 s and early 1920's. connecting the harlem renaissance with intellectuals. nobody else was doing it as effectively as he was, and for that matter he was staging drag shows with himself as the guide. now, after his novel, near heaven, was attacked and assaulted by out kinds of critics including wb deploys the sort of decided he wanted to make a switch. he went to france for a bit, and then he came back and became a documentary photographer for the rest of his life. he donated this va

zeppelin, the band led zeppelin is being sued by the band spirit who are claiming the stairway to heavenwn for somehow never hearing stairway to heaven over the past 43 years. [ laughter ] interesting news according to recent study, amerans hate their cable tv and internet providers more than any other industry. yes! said airlines! [ cheers and applause ] great news for airlines. this is a shame. a man in florida has been arrested for inappropriately touching two women outside a walmart whe claiming to be a psychic.though to his credit wh police picked him up he said, i knew this was going happen. [ laughter ] this was just like my vision. [ ause ] this is weird. today mcdonald's unveiled a new mascot modeled after a happy meal box that has eyes and teeth, or as mcdonald's calls them, gredients. [ laughter and appuse ] i likeman houston iinhis stripper ex-girlfr refused gck h pottervd thebroke up. [ laughter ] also, she gave him a bad case of hogwarts. [ laughter and applause ] this story is completely insane. an intoxicated tennessee man was arrested after he tried to have sex with an a

they're anything but commodities for heaven's sake. have you noticed how the ideas have played out at apple. they rolled out the new operating system today, and while that could be a long-term needle mover, what got this stock going in the last year is icahn's suggestion adopted by tim cook, to take the excess cash and return it to shareholders, where does that fit into the commodity view? i don't like to comment on rumors. i do comment on stock moves. commodity financial services firm might be talking to daiichi life, a large company, causing the stock to spike. the fact that protective life wouldn't confirm whether there is happening or not did nothing to dissuade the buyers who piled into the stock. why? because the stock is cheaper than the commodity basket the if stocks. how about broadcom? a stock that's been morbid, and i'm being kind by saying that, because they the spending hasn't paid out. finally consider the remarkable action in allergan 80 points ago the ceo came on this show and told you not to worry about the patents on

let us not be part of the generation that make adams repent in heaven.f that's a fight you're willing to engage in, it's a fight i'm willing to engage in. thank you for having me today. thank you for what you do. >> the white house is hosting a working family summit tomorrow. focusing on the challenges of working parents. we'll bring you the event throughout the day on c-span 3 start act 9:00 a.m. eastern with opening remarks by vice president biden and his wife jill. then live at 1:40 p.m., we'll hear from president obama. at 5:30 closing remarks from first lady michelle obama. all tomorrow live on c-span 3. >> strickland heads the national communication and administration. he talk about the oversight of internet domain names shifting from government control to one supervised to a stakeholder. >> the clinton administration wanted to move it out of@át federal government and private it. what we announced in march was the completion what started in 1998. >> monday night at 8:00 a.m. on the communicators on c-span 2. >> tonight on c-span, "q&a" with investi

he felt personal behavior was and how much he yearned for having the acceptance of his father in heaven. brigham young died in the lion house of salt lake city. in 1877. he had been declining a number of years. he suffered from rheumatism, at one point he had to have all of his teeth pulled and he had dentures. his final illness, some people -- some kind of intestinal thing, some people thought it was a appendicitis but it was not sure what actually took his life. he is a very interesting character. he left strict instructions about his funeral. he wanted his coffin to be a certain size, so many inches taller than he was and so many inches to the side. he wanted to turn over if he wanted. he wanted a pillow under his head. he gave strict instructions, no black. he did not want his wives or children to wear black. he was going home to his heavenly home. there was a grand funeral held in the salt lake taber knack kill and his body was carried up the street to the small cemetery on his own estate where he lies buried still today. brigham young remains one of the most influential people in

heavens sakes let it not be the working class in these nasty socialists and their theory theory. live us all the german together in one way to the do besides their german this is to unite their enemies against foreign powers who are painted to the german public is being hostile and at home the jewish who are blamed for fostering the division and the german society. crucial to this problem of this strategy was the false claim that the jewish people were the originators of marxism, that they had created the socialist party, that they controlled the socialist party and as this thinking was taken further after the russian revolution of 1917 that they controlled and had created the communist parties of the world. you know there were a lot of -- that's really crucial because in germany and europe during the first four decades of 20 century there all kinds of different anti-semitism's. many different state -- strands of anti-semitism. anti-semitism as a religious and hostilities economic competitors as a form of social snobbery. all these different forms of hostility to the jewish peopl

. >> la ciudad de east heaven connecticut acordÓ pagar para poner fin a una disputa legal por supuestarsonas y no va apoyar las detenciones impuestos por ice la demanda fue presentada por un sacerdote y varios latinos que alegaron ser vÍctimas de arrestos falsos y cateos ilegales. >> bien miles de portorriqueÑos abarrotaron la quinta avenida de nueva york para celebrar el tradicional desfile puertorriqueÑo pero se hizo un pedido para excarcelaciÓn de oscar lÓpez que cumple una condena de 70 aÑos y que muchos consideran un preso polÍtico otros lo consideran un terrorista, isolda peguero con el informe. >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> a ritmo de bomba y plena esta delegaciÓn pidiendo la liberaciÓn del preso polÍtico oscar lÓpez rivera se confundÍa entre la mÚsica y la algarabÍa que caracteriza al desfile nacional puertorriqueÑo en nueva york. >> aunque algunos criticaron mezclar un evento cultural con un tema social fuerzas armadas de liberaciÓn nacional mejor conocido como el otros lo defienden. >> siempre uno puede decir algo sobre una persona en favor o en contra y yo creo que lo que la parada por

earlier this year the 2 and half million bay area customers who get water from the heaven heaven reservoir in yosemite were a by 10% but that goal was not met. so next week the p uc will update the consumption figure and discuss the possibility of mandatory water rationing. >>> contra costa county public health officials confirmed this year first person to be inaffected with the west nile virus. man in 60's from central part of the county in the hospital since released and now recovering. county officials also ron can i remember -- confirm today 3 dead tested positive for west nail. varies is typically spread by the bite of infected mosquitos and official stress it's really important to protect yourself. >> there is some evidence that people 50 years and older as well as people with diabetes and/or hyper tension might be more vulnerable to serious symptoms so we are particularly asking those people to protect themselves from mosquitos bites as well. >> symptoms include fever, headache and body ache only about 1% of people who are infected require hospitalization. >> all right stay right he

our lord who aren't in heaven -- i have to have this. amen. so, does that do it?have to throw in a offering, lamb shank? build an arch out of lamb shanks? have you seen "book of mormon"? i can get you tickets for 2017. it's a popular show. this won't work. i'm a jew on cable. i celebrate passover with a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich every year. god isn't going to work his magic to convince her man cane for president -- herman cain. god has something to say to you. >> come out clean on the other side. >> jon: you don't have to do that last part, but run for president. please. please. we will be right back. oh no they've put up a sign. capital letters mean business. or maybe that's nature's way of weeding out the timid. your fortune awaits. break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. honestly, the off-season isn't i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype,

lambano is in heaven as well and we believe in heaven and letting people understand that can help youe stronger. >> and quickly, your message for people who go through horrible things around the country have faith. >> that is our message. humans can do evil things but god is here with us, in terms of people and songs and can help us through any kind of tragedy we might have. >> and tonight the game, the ceremonies at 6:15 p.m. central and on the fox channel as well. thank you. our hearts and prayers are with you and your family. thank you. >> thank you mr. sean. >>> there is controversy brewing in the grand canyon state. immigrants are being dropped off there and the officials have no plan to stop it. marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your mul

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our lord who aren't in heaven -- i have to have this. amen. so, does that do it? do i have to throw in a offering, lamb shank? build an arch out of lamb shanks? have you seen "book of mormon"? i can get you tickets for 2017. it's a popular show. this won't work. i'm a jew on cable. i celebrate passover with a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich every year. god isn't going to work his magic to convince her man cane for president -- herman cain. god has something to say to you. >> come out clean on the other side. >> jon: you don't have to do that last part, but run for president. please. please. we will be right back. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. all aboard. rolo. get your smooth on. these people all love their dentist. they also have one other thing in common... we helped them find that dentist. because finding a dentist that you'll be comfortable going to, that you trust, is hard. at 1-800-dentist, we've helped over 8 million people find that right dentist and we can do the same for you. so don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist tod