i am not a nerd. >> he wrote the other book about going to heaven. >> oh, i forgot.aven. >> you didn't see this kid so that's how i know he was lying. >> get this, people at home -- >> everyone knows who colton burpo is. tweet at greg gutfeld, i know who colton burpo is. >> this story is actually sad. the kid's dad is behind all of this. the kid's mom and the kid himself for years have been trying to tell the publisher that the book was not an accurate portrayal of alex's story. you have to check out the blog gty.org. the pastor talked to the family. the father's name is the only one listed on the copyright. even before this week alex has been on record -- he called the book quote, one of the most deceptive books ever. his mom said it was a beautiful testimony distorted, twisted, packaged for business. this is the dad trying to make money. he used his own son. >> the devil. >> to make money. >> there is a good movie with amy adams as the mom and the dad is joaquin phoenix and the son would be me because i always wanted them as parents. >> or justin bieber. he needs a

heaven coming down to earth. that spiritual power they perceived is one reason why many followed him despite setbacks, like what happened in missouri. joseph smith also committed some serious blunders. so, the spring of 1836 is a wondrous time for the latter-day saints temple. one year later, that had become a distant memory. from the very beginning of the church, the dissension, internal disagreement, was a problem for joseph smith and the mormons. joseph smith's followers sometimes doubted his prophetic authority. in early 1837, that issue became a crisis. and the crisis came from the misguided creation of a bank. and this is a little bit hard to understand outside of context in 1830's united states. mormon kirtland, this town in ohio, like many western american communities -- and ohio is still more or less western at this time. it was land rich and cash poor. people did not have much hard money and hard money essentially meant gold and silver coins. one solution for that for many american communities was the p

the boy who came back from heaven, the best-seller that turned out to be a big lie. who made money from this lie and robbed people of their faith and their money. >>> also, say good bye to your boss. how to start your own business for no more than $10,000s. our user's guide to stretching your retirement dollars. getting the best and safest return for your money. all that and more coming up on the "willis report," where consumers are our business. gerri: president obama set to give his state of the union in four hours but his address will sound well more like a campaign speech, touting an improving economy while pushing tax hikes leading to unintended consequence on the middle class. neil cavuto is joining us now. neil hosts our special coverage of the state of the union tonight on fox business. neil, the white house press office said now that the economy is fixed we're done with. that we'll move on to helping the middle class. do you buy that? >> well they are using that a lot. they are saying right now the trend is their friend and sort of like these improving numbe

there's a legend about a horse that dies and goes to heaven. owner of the horse hears the voice of his beloved animal coming to him from the heavens. and the horse tells him to build this instrument the igil, and to play a tune. and that when that tune is played he will come down from the heavens. and so tuvans listen carefully to the sounds that are all around them in their natural environment and they imitate these. in some cases, they imitate them very precisely and that's a kind of imitation that i would call iconic imitation. and in other cases the imitation is aesthetically processed aestheticised. for instance, if you hear a crow and you make a crow sound, that's iconic imitation. but if you hear water, it's hard to make a sound that's exactly like water. and what they do is that they kind of fantasize on the sound of water. and they use this remarkable technique that's become known in the west as throat singing, to imitate the sound of water for instance. and not only to imitate it but to interact with it. traditionally, what singers di

. >> oh, good heavens! >> being in a huge amount of pain. >> dare devils go for broke. >> i practically almost died diving off this bridge. >> and a family goes over the edge. >> oh, my god! oh, my god. >>> "caught on camera: thrills and spills." >> thrill-seekers have so many ways to pump up the adrenaline -- racing cars, four-wheeling through canyons, parachuting from bridges. you name it, and the daring will try it. but when something goes wrong, the result can be terrible. is a near-fatal injury worth the high? watch and you'll see that for some folks, risk is its own reward. in perris, california, sprint car racer kevin white takes a turn for the worse. his car flips over and launches him 25 feet in the air, landing him precariously on this wire fence. >> the start of the accident was very calm and the end of the accident was very, very shocking. >> photographer mike truex has been shooting sprint car racing from his perch up on the scoreboard for more than 15 years. passionate about the sport, mike ha

rejoice and be glad for your reward will be great in heaven. the gospel of the lord.y part of the nation and the world, it is quite humbling to be the one to address you this morning. surely there are far more well known speakers who could offer powerful testimony to mario's many accomplishments. but before he died mario himself made it quite clear that as much as possible he wanted a simple, local funeral with minimal fanfare. this has been hard to pull off. but for those who knew him well, his desire comes as no surprise for despite the great successes of his career mario cuomo was fundamentally a humble man. and a man of great faith in god. honoring his wishes, then, we gather this morning not to hear of his legal or political accomplishment accomplishments, but instead to focus on his faith and to hear a word of hope. the gospel passage that i just read commonly referred to as the beattitudes was by his own admission a favorite of mario's. it captured for him the heart of the christian message, god loves and supports us even in our brokenness and lowliness. and we

something else telling me heaven had a hand as well. martin savidge, cnn kentucky. >> such an amazing story. >> it's incredible. he had to give up. he couldn't make it the way she did. >> he had gps and was prepared footwear and everything, she didn't have any of that. >> got to the right place. 32 minutes after the hour. >>> buckingham palace took the rare step to speak out about the sex abuse accusations about prince andrew but is talking about it really the best strategy? how to handle ugly accusations next.

>> what would i say to her if i see her in heaven. i think everybody when they go to the heaven is already forgiven so you don't need to ask for forgiveness. just hold and love them. just says like god loves you and that's it. what am i going to say, i'm sorry for killing you. no, you don't need it. >>> coming up -- >> estrada came to me earlier about feeling depressed. he suggested sanchez be his bunky. >> edwin estrada requested some company but might receive more than he bargained for. >> i never seen anybody clean like that man cleans. if i was able to take that man home, i would take him home and alou him to clean my house because that's how good he cleans in here. >>> paul dixon's apparent breakdown turned out to be nothing more than a ruse to get moved to a better housing unit. >> i won't say a word. i'll go to sleep. >> but officers saw through the hoax and returned dixon to his cell. now he's on his way back to general population and says he's changed his tune. he's also gotten his clothes back. >> i guess i was in the chicke

if you do not, i shall repent in heaven, forever having sacrifice at all. the next century does not have to be a chinese century. it can be an american century. we do not need to have a country that stands idly by in the face of russian aggression. we do not need to have a country that stands and watches as middle-class wages go down and our country's quality of life goes down. we do not need to have a country that looks at an entire class of children and says, you can't learn and we can't teach you and it's not our problem. the pursuit of happiness is a goal that we need to work every day to attain. the world can't do without a second american century, and neither can my children or yours do without america being a strong, resolute leader in this world. i will guarantee you this, i will not be willingly a part of a generation that makes john adams repent in heaven for having made the sacrifices that he and our founding fathers made for the liberty we enjoy in the freedom we live under today, and i'm here today because i do not believe that any of the patri

god has blessed us in christ with ever spiritual blessing in the heavens.tanding mission of the nation. god call us to be holy and blessed. he chose us, each of us to be witnesses of this truth. he cleared, don't care for it. but natural beauty. has also destroyed the unity and beauty of our human family. creating social structures. poverty and corruption. sometimes when we see the most difficult, we are tempted to give up. it seems that the promise of the gospel do not apply. but the bible tells us that the great threat of what's planned for us has been the lie. in the father of lies. often, he hides behind an appearance of sophistication. like everyone hears. he distract us. it's a perfect shell. so we squander our god given gifts by indulgence. we squander our money on gambling and drinking. we turn in on ourself. we forget to remind on ordinary things that really matter. reforget we forget to remain at heart children of god. that is sin forget. that we are children of god. the reason not the reason of the word. that is why the message of santo nino is s

heaven has another angel. the suicide note ended with a plea, my death needs to mean something. fix society. please. dr. robert garaffalo said the lessons from alcorn's life could help. >> the challenges she went through is going to help make somebody else's journey easier. >> reporter: so that by alcorn's own measure her death may have meaning. john yang, nbc news, chicago. >>> and we're switching gears in a moment with the words you might want to strike from your vocabulary if you want to start the new year off right. >>> the sights from auckland, new zealand, the first major city to celebrate the new year. they're already well into their hangovers there. and in australia where sydney held its always spectacular celebration. journeying west across the time zone, hong kong welcomed 2015 with a dazzling fireworks display. and never to be outdone, dubai went big and bigger with a massive l.e.d. light show. >>> and pretty soon it will be our turn. earlier we mentioned the bitterly cold temperatures descending on most of the nation, but that couldn't stop a massive crowd from gathe

the ideologies held by various groups that promise heaven heaven on effort that is the establishment -- that you die you also go to heaven. some charismatic recruiters like the yemeni american cleric killed by forces or osama bin laden. or the chief of isis or the so-called islamic states. the identity is conflicted even though they live in the heart of the west they feel that basically they have to defend their identity as muslims. and this conflict of identity basically sometimes takes the shape of joining militant groups like al qaeda and exacting vengeance against their own society, societies that embrace them and give them home here. >> so we have seen this coming. what happened in paris. >> yes. i mean this has been going on, as you know -- they have several ways as you know for your own viewers, it started with the end of the afghanistan war. the first way the afghan generation culminated in the attacks on the united states in 2001. this was the first way. then the second wave, the iraqi invasion the post 2003 wave after the united states went in to iraq and destroyed the gove

in 2011 thousands of christians expected to be raptured to heaven. as they prepared to leave this world, the media was following this story closely. many watching on television, people were developing play lists about the end of the world. some of the most creative folks mocked them by inflating blowout dolls with helium and releasing them to the heavens. at the center was harold camping, an elderly preacher from oakland, california. camping had begun broadcasting on radio network called family radio, or developed this radio network in the late 1950s and continued to grow and develop through the second half of the 20th century so by the early 2000s family radio had 140 stations in the u.s. and translated his shows into many languages, which they broadcast internationally through short wave and also through the internet. now in 1992 camping told his radio audience and his followers that he had discovered after a lifetime of studying the bible there were secret patterns embedded in it and through the patterns he could determine when jesus was going to

he said it is the will of heaven that the two written in america should be sundered forever.ain he repeated, it is the will of heaven that america shall suffer calamities more dreadful. those trials will inspire americans with virtues and correct many follies and vices with threatened to dishonor and destroy us. knowing his wife feared the spread of smallpox in boston and was anxious to inoculate, his letter cast the revolution as the furnace of affliction which would refine states as well as individuals. for adams, the epidemic in boston and other catastrophes of the revolution proved the rightness of the cause and moral fiber of all americans. abigail and her children were inoculated she wrote to john our little ones stood the operation manfully. she related such a spirit of inoculation never before took place. the town and every house in it are as full as they can hold. on july 18, 1776, colonel thomas crafts read the declaration for the first time from the balcony of the statehouse in boston. abigail adams was there and joined the multitude in the street to hear the procl

look forward, look west and look to the heavens and make your choice back told the crowd.the rallying cry of religious liberty was getting more attention in 2012 was a kind of ecumenical glue but in some ways because the tea party was cast as a novel and libertarian leaning phenomenon, the presumption of the sick -- christian right declining was largely unchallenged. the status of the evangelical left which had been so and orton for how obama presented himself was even less certain echoing the history of his counterpart on the evangelical right evens out the left profile and headpiece with the election in 2008. still it was not a mere media construct, like other regressive activist, evangelical leftist pushed obama on economic matters and criticized his willingness to compromise with the gop on tax cuts. with the conspicuous exception of abortion there were signs of a genuine convergence between even jealous him and -- evange lism and liberalism in the place of marriage. after obama came out for gay marriage several progressive evangelical bellwethers followed suit. a pion

thank heavens. >> thank you for being here. i teach science. >> my condolences.aughter] >> they are actually wonderful believe it or not. >> i am wondering what writers and thinkers in addition to your own text you would recommend for young people who are turning over these questions. >> i think the best thing would be to recommend good science fiction. science fiction stories that force you to confront the questions and they don't have to be science fiction stories you necessarily agree with. it could be you read the story and go, but that doesn't work. but by posing it in the context of the question -- am sorry composing it in the context of the story you can relate to the characters in the story. i know people. and and that's the way people really would behave. i would say science fiction or fantasy. and you can't do better than the narnia books and lord of the rings to start with. and harry potter. there's a lot of really good, serious stuff that people miss including the fact that the hero who is going to save everything has free play. yet he still hero. tha

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on the third day he was buried in accordance with the church, hi ascended into heaven. holy spirit the lord the giver of life. the father and the son, who is the father and the son. we believe in one holy and the holy church. amen. >> bishops are called to serve and care for the flock of christ mindful of the good shepherd who lay down his life for the sheep. they are to love and pray for those committed with they are charged. knowing their people and being known by them. a faithful minister of the mysteries ofgood you are to provide and live your life free of prayer and praise. you are to build up the body of christ. nurturing god's people in the life of the spirit and leading them in the way of holiness. you are to discern and foster the gifts of the spirit in all who follow christ a mission in them to minister in his name. you are to provide over your relation of deacons and priests and to go together in your relation of bishops. as your pastor it is your duty to share with your fellow speaking in the name of god and expounding the gospel foundation, with a shepherd'

i went through hell, but i'm now in heaven. >> jodie is with my little brother kenny. 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. this was taken at the county jail. got to visit behind glass. 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? >> what? >> you get taken care of very well here, don't you? >> what? [ louder ] >> i said you get taken care of very well here, don't you, granny? >> ronnie says he likes taking care of his grandfather and that he's taken to his role as a stepfather. >> i like being a stepfather, helping them and things, take them places, buying them things. >> like he does for

it really does look like it's going to heaven.him to know i still love him and all that. >> reporter: ashlynn meant that balloon for her father. scott marracino died of an aneurysm since 2009. ashland has been saiding him messages on his birthday ever since. on this balloon she wrote "dear dad, you have missed so much, and i miss you. there's this guy i met brian. he's really nice, funny and sweet. i've been playing softball for 11 years. i'm hoping you're helping me get those home runs." >> i wanted to share my accomplishments, my life. i wanted to tell him what he missed out on. >> reporter: and most importantly she wanted to apologize for all the times she didn't write. scott spent a few years in jail for robbery and during those years, he sent ashlynn hundreds of letters and hand-made cards. >> i never responded. >> reporter: you never answered him? >> never wrote letters no. >> reporter: even after he got out and turned his life around, ashlynn said she still ignored his phone calls sometime, including the one she got right b

the north was our heaven. two very different meanings.y, brothers" circulated into boston through hymn books. by the 1840's, it had become a popular song in boston, but bostonians did not know because of the way it was published -- did not recognize the origin had been at least as much african as american. and "say, brothers" then becomes the most popular song in the union army, which was "john brown's body." you obviously recognize the tune. how does this happen? april of 1861, for war and outside of boston harbor, the second battalion, the tigers were stationed there. the figure who was the most talked about figure in boston and throughout the north was john brown, the abolitionist whose raid on harper's an -- on harper's ferry interracial army of blacks and whites -- everyone recognizes it is a major catalyst, a major spark to secession. soldiers at fort warren have a lot of downtime. soldiers, as soldiers do started singing. some of the soldiers in the tigers regiment love to sing. they have beautiful voices. they got up a choral grou

i'm in talk show have an. -- heaven. huh? you get to stay in your next to all of the people and you look out and i see my good friends. so many of you. ladies and gentlemen, i got a 14-month-old granddaughter and i cannot wait until she gets of age so that i can tell her when someone says where is a woman's place supposed to be, anyplace she wants to be, including the house of representatives. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, house democratic leader. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. by the time your granddaughter is of age -- girls of be in the white house and not just the house of representatives. i'm standing between you and the portrait. i'll be brief. it is an honor to be here with all of you. the reason i was arriving late was because of his wishing john edwards happy birthday on his 100th birthday. john conyers come he send you his congratulations and best regards. >> thank you. >> for some of us, that is a lot of history in the room and the vice president spoke eloquently about john conyers's associ

if you do that, you can't go to heaven. >> so, do you feel you're not going to heaven?, no, because i am no longer in that situation. >> it's been, i'd say five years since i've done anything like that. >> but soon after his arrival at santa rosa, officials say pritchett begin to act out in other ways. >> i was here three days and i received a dr. they said that i was gunning down a woman officer, looking at her in the officer's station as i was in the shower. >> gunning is prison slang for masturbating in front of others. >> but i didn't do it, wasn't thinking about her, wasn't looking at her at all. didn't even know she was even there. >> while pritchett denies inappropriate conduct in front of prison staff, anthony bell freely admits it. >> like i say, it's like this, you know what i'm saying? i'm a man. not ashamed to say what i do, know what i'm saying? yeah, okay, i gun. know what i'm saying? i'm not going to lie. yeah, i gun. you wake up that morning, that, that urge, you're feeling that urge, you know what i'm saying? you see a female, you know what i'm saying,

so let your hearts in heaven rest and don't go criticizing to the one that knows the best. he has the right to take away and in conclusion, i add he has the right to take away, not you, me not anybody else. this is an american icon hank williams senior, the father. this you for listening. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much. next speaker. please. >>supervisor london breed: in your face. >> queen bee i would like to thank ms. cohen and supervisors. i just want to show you. i'm glad she's our supervisor and we are supporting. my name is ace and i'm on the case and the corridor ambassador. let me show you what we have going on in fillmore. we have a building owned by yoshi and now with all the closing businesses i'm representing a group that is known as the fillmore bay area media group. we have the community component there now. michael johnson met with us and he says he supports us. we are the community entity. so i have arranged my first corridor and i'm inviting the whole city and county and the mayor if he cares. i'm inviting my supervisors ks i know she'll be

using fit to bring it out -- you see fit to bring it out, and if there is a god in heaven, it will do you nor your cause any good. i will not discuss it further. i will not call any more witnesses. you, mr. chairman, may call the next witness. [applause] >> republicans lost the senate in 1954. so the senate decided to censor joseph mccarthy. and they did it by a vote of 67 -22. all the people that voted for him were republicans. at the end of the trail, there was never anybody in the government that they could prove is a card-carrying communist. never. mccarthy had lost his base. and he kind of faded away. and this was a man that needed constant attention. when he walked in the room he wanted to be noticed, to be the center of attention. without that, he lost something of himself. to began to drink more heavily. and he actually was dead within seven years in wheeling. was 48 years of age. he died of cirrhosis of the liver. his body shut down because of the heavy drinking. as a historian, i look on it and think, i wish it had not started here. because that is one of the things we are k

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i'm in talk show heaven. [laughter] i tell you you get to stand here next to all the people, and you look out. there's so many of you. ladies and gentlemen i've got a 14-month-old granddaughter and i just can't wait until she gets of age so that i can tell her when someone says, wears a woman's place supposed to be? i can tell her, anyplace she wants. including the house of representatives. ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi house democratic leader. [applause] >> thank you, mr. madison. by the time your little granddaughter is of age, it will for a long time be also in the white house, not just the house of representatives. [applause] my friends since i am i believe the last speaker i am standing between you and the portrait. so i will be brief. but i will say that it is an honor to be here with all of you. the reason i arrived late is that i was wishing don edwards happy birthday on his 100th birthday. john conyers he sends you his congratulations and best regard. for some of us, that's a lot of

if there is a god in heaven, it will do neither you nor your cause any good. i will not discuss it further. you, mr. chairman, may, if you will, call the next witness. [applause] >> republicans lost the senate in 1954. so, the senate then decided to censure joseph mccarthy and they did by a vote of, i think, 67 to 22. all the people who voted for him were republicans. that was the end of him, pretty much. at the end of the trail there was never anybody in the government they could prove was a card-carrying communist. never. mccarthy had lost his base and he kind of faded away. and this was a man who needed constant attention. when he walked in a room, he wanted to be noticed. he wanted to be the center of attention. without that, he lost something of himself. he began to drink more heavily and he actually was dead within seven years of wheeling. he was 48 years of age. he died of cirrhosis of the liver. his body shut down because of the heavy drinking. as a historian i look upon it and i think, i wish it had not started here. because that is one of the things

. >> if there was someday heaven forbid a real war here we would need to work very closely. we are always practicing together always working together >> thankfully we have helped stabilize and ensure the security of the peninsula for the last 61 years, but in spite of that long time we have to be ready to fight tonight and that really is our mantra. >> north korea is under new leadership. >> kim jong-un looks funny he is overweight and sometimes does strange things. but he is smart. when his father died 7 top officials, 4 generals and 3 civilian bureaucrats, walked next to the coffin of his father in december 2011. in two years time, none of them was alive and in a high level position. >> when it comes to international relations, kim jong-un's rule has been described as erratic. since coming into power, he's launched a long-range rocket and carried out a nuclear test. most recently, the u.s. accused the north of orchestrating a cyber attack on sony pictures last fall, fault lines was granted rare access inside the country. we went to understand what if anything, has changed

. >> heaven knows i have experience running for president. >> the sour reaction to mitt 3.0. and we've seen it year after year. >> tonight i have the honor of responding to st state of the union address. >> can iowa's -- >> i'm chuck todd and joining me are president obama's former white house press secretary. kelly o'donnell. carol lee of the wall street journal and michael steel, former chairman of the republican national committee. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> good morning. the shock waves of the paris terror attacks continue to be felt particularly in europe. muslims angry at "charlie hebdo" have taken to the streets across the world, churches torched and three people killed in the former french colony. there have also been anti-terror raids across europe and a number of countries including belgium. and my exclusive interview with the new editor of "charlie hebdo." >> reporter: all over europe police and counter terrorism officers have been raiding homes, making arrests and in one address in belgium exchanging heavy fire with suspected trysts who -- terror

get a rare glimpse inside what some call a bit of heaven. and hear about a new proposal to make it accessible to everyone. >>> new at 10:00, a new look at a push to preserve one of northern california's treasures. coast dairies is nearly 6 acres of scenic trail it's in the northern most part of santa cruz county. tonight bay area conservationists are asking president to declare it a new national monument. >> reporter: it's easy to see why some call this place a bit of heaven. where the sun peaking through a canopy of trees and you will catch spectacular views of the sparkling sea on a clear day. >> it's you know sort of nature at it best. >> reporter: now the bay area conversation group is launching a campaign to turn the 5,800- acre coast property in northern santa cruz county into the santa cruz redwoods national monument. >> i'm the campaign manager. i'm pretty confident. >> reporter: steven reed says this land has been off limit to the country for about a century. and monument status would open the doors to everyone. >> bird watchers and

it is not open to the heavens. the wonderful eagle -- the thing i love most about it is the sense that spreading its wings over the day-to-day work of the congress are our great aspirations. foremost among them, the american bald eagle. when the congress is in section -- session, the mace is also there. it is a bundle of ebony rods topped by a terrific silver eagle standing on top of it. >> i think traditions are important. when you forget about the traditions, you forget about the flavor of this place. the mace is an interesting thing. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons, i accuse him -- when the british for the capital down, they also stole our mace. if you read the stories of former speakers, when this place got rowdy or people got out of hand or there was a fight, you had to present the mace. it is a symbol of what this country has vested in the congress, the power of the congress the power of people coming together and getting things done. >> the 114th congress gavels in this tuesday a

. >> a best selling book about a 6-year-old journey to heaven and back is being pulled because the boy is now retracting his story. the boy who came back from heaven is about alex m first published in 2010 and sold more than a million copies about the accident that left him in a coma he had visions of angels according to the book and meeting jesus. in open letter the boy now says he was lying and wanted attention. he regretted that people profited from those lies. >>> late name melarchy turned out to be a bunch of melarchy you. >> want to plan your activities lightly. >> one dry the other rain. cecily tynan has details at the big board. >> we had a pretty comfortable friday except fort winds. temperatures are finally above normal. big change for most of the week. low 27 degrees. 2 above normal. afternoon high 43. 3 degrees above normal and the warmest temperature we had all week long and now temperatures are really beginning to nosedive. 2 degrees in philadelphia 24 trenton, 29 millville and allentown 21 and reading currently 24. and then you factor in the winds we have pretty gulingty

if there is a god in heaven it will do neither you nor your cause any good. i will not discuss it further. you, mr. chairman, may, if you will, call the next witness. >> republicans lost the senate in 1954. so, the senate then decided to censure joseph mccarthy and they did by a vote of, i think, 67 to 22. all the people who voted for him were republicans. they abandoned him pretty much. at the end of the trail there was never anybody in the government they could prove was a card-carrying communist. never. mccarthy had lost his base and he kind of faded away. and this was a man who needed constant attention. when he walked in a room, he wanted to be noticed. he wanted to be the center of attention. without that, he lost something of himself. he began to drink more heavily and he actually was dead within seven years of wheeling. he was 48 years of age. he died of cirrhosis of the liver. his body shut down because of the heavy drinking. as a historian i look upon it and i think, i wish it had not started here. because that is one of the things we are known for.

saying we mustn't touch the charlie hebdo staff or they will become martyrs and once they are in heaven, they will steal our virgins. the magazine pays tribute to its slang cartoonists. it remains true to its anarchic, punk self, making fun of everyone, everybody, including the millions of people who took to the streets on sunday. you can see there were more people on the streets for charlie than there were in church. the editorial is very defiant and has a passionate defense of secularism. a very big concept here in france. some of these people will be friends for life and some of them will be tweeting friends. here in france, there is support for the magazine. >> several magazines have paid tribute to charlie. you can see they have their own cartoon of the prophet mohammed. he is a famous cartoonist. you can see the slang cartoonists looking sad. this is they may have killed some of the most famous cartoonist's, but they did not kill charlie. once again, he is at the heat of the debate. >> there is this incredible cartoon that represents a cartoon version of a famous painting. you can

a cosmic connection, it was, high in the heavens. space x supply ship successfully docked with the international space station today bringing with it groceries and other supplies. even belated christmas presents for astronauts on board the space station. >>> a previous supply ship owned by another company was destroyed after it launched back in october. it was a huge disa .appointment for students at ocean city high school who had a science project on board. good news those students got back to work and redid their science experiment. >> and their hard work is now up there in orbit. congrats to them. nbc10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg went back to jersey shore and spoke to the students about their experiment making it to new heights. >> and lift-off! >> reporter: when the spacex rocket blasted off from cape canaveral saturday morning, dan said he couldn't help but worry. >> i was absolutely nervous because you really have no idea if it's going to make a mistake again. >> reporter: a mistake like the explosion that he and five

. >> one inmate walks a fine line between heaven and hell. after a decade in confinement -- >> it just strips the humanity away from you. >> one of indiana's most infamous inmates moves to general population. >> i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. >> serving 100 years for a heinous crime, another inmate discovers a unique way to make amends. >> i believe that i've changed to the good. >> be careful. >> that's my favorite rapper. he's the future. >> and a would-be rapper pays the price for attacking an officer. >> i've learned not to touch the police. they will touch you back. >> welcome to wabash. hope y'all could stay longer. >> with more than 2,000 inmates, the wabash valley correctional facility in southwestern indiana has a larger population and more acreage than the rest of the small town in which it's located. >> carlisle is a very small community, approximately 1,200 is their population. it's comprised of a school. it has a grocery store. it has a gas station, a couple of little restaurants, a dollar store and that's

in the case of detroit -- regala from heaven. in the case of detroit, i have forgotten your question. i'm sorry. [laughter] >> did anyone say, build -- >> yes. we are concerned about housing. they started to create, that was the first -- that different -- that conversation is different because we did not know what we were doing. people began to see, what is happening with housing. there were some developers moving folks out of fixed income housing and the units were beginning to change. i could see while they did not lay it at our feet, they did say we should talk about gentrification. neighborhoods do change. how are we going to talk about that differently than saying whole foods comes in, there is gentrification? >> i would like to say, pull us back, you had a year of conversation before you went into detroit. he wanted this understanding. the same thing with jamaica plain. you were forced into that conversation. you did not tell us why you wanted to go. jamaica plain is not an underserved neighborhood. you were going into unde