the first christian king of the therapy took place in five ninety eight the last in sixty six here hence was a space of two hundred years during which common law goes into existence in christianity no part of it we might as well say that the newtonian system of philosophy is a part of the law as that the christian religion is in truth the alliance between church and state in england has ever made their judges accomplices in the frauds of the clergy even bolder than they are but i was hardly there as we were talking about the united states and not about europe well it was he's saying that it is the christianity has no part in american common law because it actually even had no part in bread and he lost that battle because we know that it has been a part of american common now and that many of them that we have gone out of the says you can't count you can't worship a god of the christian god and that there is no law that says that first of the ten commandments no law that says that there's no law that says that but so so it would be the assertion in behind your eyes that is that we have la

with a lot of sleepless nights and one day after putting my daughter vivian to bed -- >> reporter: hence i posted on facebook as a joke, look out for my book, "go the f to sleep." i didn't say f. i'm trying to be respectful. after making that joke a few more times, i sat down and actually wrote the book. in probably two sittings. the cats nestle close to their kittens. >> reporter: little wonder the book has gained traction. them we can play just a fraction. >> all the kids from day care. >> reporter: the cadence and drawing, so sweet and so coying. that voice, yes, it's samuel l. jackson. >> hell, no, you can't go to the bathroom. you know where you can go? the [ bleep ] to sleep! >> i wanted the book to be reminiscence of all of these very classic, loving, gentle, sleepy bedtime books but to have a dual narrative. >> reporter: the idea caught fire. the video viral, before it was even a book. the artist who drew this nighttime nirvana also did a kids book about marn. >> some people say marn makes them feel happy. >> reporter: bill o'reilly wasn't so smiley. >> there are over 6 million p

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when the flower blooms, it gives off the stench of rotting flesh, hence its unique nickname. the plant is growing inside a greenhouse in washington state where botanist say the odor will linger for days but that's not stopping tourists from stopping by for a smell and look. >>> it's a unique love story straight out of a hollywood movie. corey and john's dogs became fast friends at a florida dog park. the inseparable dogs wore off on their owners and soon the two were dating. eight months later, the couple made the puppy love at first sight official tying the knot and now stroll through the park as husband and wife. the end. playing the role of corey will be meg ryan. >> i claim all movie rights. >> and tom hanks. >> the only thing they didn't do was share spaghetti. i'm like -- >> no kidding. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. the so-called barefoot bandit is due in a seattle courtroom today where he's expected to plead not guilty to a bank burglary charge. he earned his nickname for a spree of shoeless crimes in

. >> tom is determined that i will leave this protection and measure all protections hence force on this one. it wasn't like that on larry crowne. >> this isn't the first time tom and julia stored in a movie together. can you mention the first one? >> charlie wilson's war. >> you're good. you read it in a script. >> no, i can't read. we talked about this. >> tomorrow i'm sitting down with tom and julia. to find out how their spouses felt about kissing. >> you no i can read, i'm just playing with you. >> still to come right here tonight. "charlie's angels" is coming back to primetime. who is the new voice of charlie. >> plus, only we have a brand-new interview with bedown say. you're not going to want to miss this one. stick around. >>> matthew mcconaughey and girlfriend camilla alvez took >>> gleeks of the world unite as the "glee" live in concert tour smashes records. >> this has been the hottest ticket across the country. sold out in 18 cities. >> yeah, that backup noise you're hearing, that's the money trough backing up and dumping a lot of cash. lea michele, darren will be there. chr

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while the typical cat weighs up to 15 pounds, this big cat tipped the scales at a whopping 44 pounds, hence name "prince chunk." however, it turned out to be just a tall tale. >> they didn't realize that the scale actually wasn't working, x and he was actually 22 pounds. >> reporter: okay, so maybe prince chunk didn't make history, but he did make a friend who wanted to adopt him.m personality. we put in an application on him, and we were approved. >> reporter: seeing that there was a need to help other pets, vincent started a non-profit organization. >> the "prince chunk foundation" enables pet owners to keep their pets during times of financial crisis by providing temporary assistance. >> reporter: the foundation has two main programs. >> the pet food assistance program enables pet owners to keep their pets by providing them pet food. the other program that we have is the emergency veterinary care assistance program. that program provides emergency veterinary care to approved applicants so that applicants aren't forced to bring their animals to the shelter. >> come here, buddy! hi. >> rep

the thirty six year old who won four of six teachers on the day the buffel of the citron scampering hence of lee won by the privately owned solberg orange this time around logo suffered. coach or near the end of stage five which set the frenchman back into third place but the thirty seven year old went on to win states six the bump themselves back off to second place with it all to do as he seeks a third consecutive win of this season. in the n.b.a. the dallas mavericks are continuing to soaking glory after winning their first ever championship in the teens thirty one year history dirk nowitzki on company hitting all the right notes as a team to offset the miami heat in six games. cut through. third. i know it's be performance in the finals just a touch better than his rendition of the famous victory song another long tenure thirty two year old gets to his legacy by helping bring a first ever title to the mavs operates of two hundred thousand fans singing along enjoying every single wayward note in celebration of the franchise's greatest ever day. stuff no one mom aiming to share in those

i want to thank them from our dpw hence, rec and parks, children and family, aging, human services, they are all here spending their personal time with you to make sure you understand how the city works. i am here with an open heart and open ears tonight. the voices here are important to me. i will never neglect the 11. you know that, john. it will never be left alone. [applause] let's get on to listening to what you have to say, respond best way that we can, and this will not be the last time that you see me out here. thank you for your time. [applause] >> thank you. we know that we will have you here again. no problem. thank you. next we are going to have charlie, who is going to introduce the presentation from the community. >> thank you, supervisor avalos, for your leadership in our district and city. thank you to mayor lee for coming out tonight. real want to give you all in one neighborhood welcome. we have the excelsior, our mission, like mile, all the neighborhoods in between. it is exciting to see all the neighborhoods here this evening. tonight, we want to take you on a tour of

the middle-aged african-american man generally wears a bluetooth device, hence his title, under 6 feetall and well dressed. he walks with a distinct pigeon-toed gait. he has female accomplices and he's struck eight times in san francisco and is wanted in other cities as well. >>> while the virtual world makes its mark in the real world of drug and alcohol addiction, patients are now using avatar technology to help them recover. damian trujillo reports from santa cruz where the pilot project is delivering promising result. >> have you ever been arrested? >> reporter: leslie straus is role playing as job interviewer. >> just coming out with the truth instead of hiding it and then you finding out. >> reporter: he's a virtual job applicant and this is his avatar. he is also a recovering alcoholic and drug addict. >> i was 19 when i went to prison, you know? and that was the only clean time i really had. >> reporter: now rivera is learning to stay clean using the virtual world. so is cara pardini. >> i was a heroin addict and i got pregnant with my son who's now 3. >> reporter: while in tre

post-war libya seems premature it doesn't it given william hague and hence seeing stating that nato as he sees it will be there until after christmas this of course are all despite a ninety day deadline when do you think you'll leave the libyan people at peace. well i'm not going to guess about any time frame what i can say is that we are prepared to stay committed as long as it takes to fully implement the u.n. mandate and that is to protect the civilian population against any attack what about the civilians that are being attacked in syria indiaman in bahrain. yeah of course let's that's a legitimate question the difference is in libya we are operating on the basis of a u.n. mandate and with support from contras in the region actually a number of countries in the region contribute actively to our operations for these reasons we are in libya. what do you say to critics who aren't convinced that nato is and goal is to protect civilians and that in fact is a regime change. we have been very open about our military objectives. to complete in two attacks against civilians withdrawal of ga

-love in season will be cut to nineteen races hence. the g.p. returns to silverstone this week and we had seven time champion balancing their aussie to make his debut on the famous track after missing last year's grand prix with injuries rossi tast of the circuit on the regular bike and was looking forward to competitive racing practice is now on the way ahead of saturday's qualifying and sunday's race looks like very difficult the iraqis so fast and they are. very important to understand that the right the right lines because of the type of card and a lot of can we also we did with high speed and the from tight corner of polluted longer to longer and faster so it would be out about the looks a great truck. cutting back to the most street biker we did with the plane. and there was a decision to keep the mirrors. so i think we would want to be is a lot better. than the latest in this action now from queen's club in london where former winners andy murray and andy roddick progress into the quarter finals that spread creations in sr had over arguab

. >> reporter: hence this four-letter lull laby meant to shock by adam mansbach. >> i posted on facebook joke, look out for my forthcoming children's book, "go the "f" to sleep." i didn't say "f" and a couple of weeks later a few more times to my friends i sat down and actually wrote the book in probably two sittings. >> the cats nestle close to their kittens. >> reporter: little wonder his book has gained traction even though we can play just a frack. >> all the kids from day care -- >> reporter: the cadence and drawing so sweet and so cloying and that voice, yes, it's samuel l. jackson. >> hell, no, you can't go to the bathroom. you know where you can go, go the bleep to sleep. >> reporter: the video viral. it was even a book. mansbach says it is not meant for kid. >> it even says on the back, "don't read this book to children." >> reporter: but for parents -- >> everybody who picks up the book knows exactly where it's coming from getting e-mails from parents saying they're much less alone. >> reporter: with every cute little verse. >> go the [ bleep ] to

survived says they will never forgive or forget what nato has done to them destroying their lives and hence. they should take responsibility for their wrongdoing and may take has responded with an apology their. intended target during last night's airstrike in tripoli was a military missile site however from our initial assessment of the facts it appears that one weapon did not strike the intended target due to a weapons systems failure.

hence, his rhymers-- his rappers at the time that rapped with him-- melle mel, a fantastic influence, because he never made a mistake and he used big words... [laughter] and he wasn't quite simplistic. so those influences hit me as early as 1976, 1977, before records. so when they first started to record, you just would know that they would be the first to take these extreme chances with the art, because they were far ahead, light years ahead of everybody else. so by the time they had social discussion in 1983 with the message, they had already covered all the other terrains of rap music and hip-hop anyway. so it was expected from them, and so therefore, they no doubt were an immense influence. can you talk about the origins of public enemy? how did that come about? i first got involved in hip-hop by doing graphic design, doing flyers. that was my major in college, and i was always this artistic phenom. so the left side of my brain was always kickin'. and i would do hip-hop flyers on long island and queens, and all of a sudden, i got involved in being involved with a mobile deejay uni

direct against russia nato claims the system is aimed at so-called rogue states what moscow's vince hence minister with a sort of cloth summed up the criminal concerns. from those who are we worried about missile defense elements being placed in europe for twenty twenty this will certainly diminish russia's nuclear defense potential we are openly voicing our concerns to the us and so need to we hope to achieve progress in this respect although we have a feeling that our partners simply do not heroes. so ahead of the program we take you want to journey to the meeting point of europe and asia young spoiled republican said to be one of russia's smallest victims but it's a big amount since they change the culture signs of life today as well as many middle. class the u.s. civil war that's still being fought from about wife and many americans that's to do something right one hundred fifteen years on. drug designed as a cure is now being used to kill america's death row as a powerful chemical used to treat epilepsy was also used to put animals to sleep human rights groups say it may subject inma

survived says they will never forgive or forget what nato has done to them destroying their lives and hence they should take responsibility for their wrongdoing and nato has responded with an apology. intended target during off truck in tripoli.

nature has done to them destroying their lives and hence. they should take responsibility for their wrongdoing and may take has responded with an apology their. intended target during last night's strike in tripoli was a military missile site. however from our initial assessment of the facts it appears that one weapon did not strike the intended target due to a weapons systems failure although officials in tripoli claim more than eight hundred civilians have died in nato raids the nine people they say were killed in sunday's bombardment of the city has become the first civilian casualty is officially acknowledged by the alliance only on saturday nato has also admitted and other mistake in a strike this time on the rebel forces neither live in oil port of gregor the number of casualties not to be disclosed we hold natal you hold mr cameron mr thought it was either mr going to scorning mr obama has already and he did this possible for the death of these innocent children innocent boy is going to jail and innocent fathers and mothers you cannot

your exports like oil much more than you're going to realize on the cost of run chael on your exports hence the greater trade imbalance the fact that nobody communicators to the average american is shambolic so they did say that excluding oil imports it's deficit narrowed the lower value of the dollar is helping exports but they're in a spiral because as their global empire the reserve currency all of these commodities are placed priced in dollars it's the mathematics of insanity yeah sure we increase our exports but we're losing money at the end of the day it's like this new i.p.o. going public groupon they lose money on every sale but they're going to make it up on volume they promise as they go public for a twenty billion or so valuation as has been described it's a guaranteed failure ponzi scheme within five years the company won't exist anymore and yet. apologies games are valuable in america but well speaking of insane mathematics a quote from the article read still economists expect the fast rise in exports will boost growth in the april june quarter even with high oil prices that's

long bid to join the world trade organization may be soon over as prime minister live in a prison hence key issues have been resolved more details in our business builds on twenty minutes on. the five pm in moscow this is our team coming to you live from nice now with our top story nato is continuing its garage of the libyan capital with reports of several major explosions and it's unlikely there will be any letup soon with the all violence chief calling for more military help to bring about a postcard to the era russia which is trying to broker a cease fire between the libyan regime and the rebels says both sides want a non military breakout no snow reports from tripoli. nature continues bombing tripoli we've been hearing heavy strikes overnight as well as during the day this week actually the libyan capital has seen the most intensive air rate since the beginning of the operation in march with nato targeting gadhafi his compound and command and control centers in an attempt to bring the embattled colonel and force him out russia actually wants to see khadafi to step down moscow's envo

but with the economic forum underway it's become the window to the whole world see such an appalling hence the details about the second day of the forum the presence of russia and china will kick off the second day of the forum with a keynote addresses after a meeting on thursday dmitry medvedev who just how anthracis the group trade between the two countries although they couldn't hide an absence of free long awaited deal over against supply contracts this is now expected to be signed later in the year if the deadlock over crisis is resolved in the meantime goes leaders will go through their best to persuade delegates to invest in emerging powers so far this year russia has been a stay of the capital outflow something all these countries here i kin to. the russians major financial corporation says stanley is set for energetic expansion the company is planning to spend five billion dollars to buy businesses ranging from agriculture to chemicals to see to stem and make a rational and outlines the cornerstones of their strategy. the expression strategy is very simple you have to return the c