it's my pleasure to interview his holiness, dalai lama. >> your holiness, how are you? >> fine. >> you're at the mayo clinic, had your regular check-up, everything healthy? >> the last seven years annually i got checked here and my physical condition remain more-or-less same. >> that's good. you are probably the most famous person i have ever interviewed. >> no? >> do you like being that famous? >> no, no. i always describe myself as a morning normal no less. i am one of the human beings. basically, we are the same. you britisher or -- >> i am british, yes. >> i am tibetan. basically, your emotion, my emotion, your mind, my mind, your physical --of course, there's difference, the size of nose. but basically, same physical. i always look that way. we are the same. we are same. >> do you think that fame is a corrupting force in the modern world, celebrity? >> think it depends on the attitude, towards popularity or good name. if you too much attach, then sometimes you become hindrance to realize one's own weakness. sometimes as a people. originally, very nice person, like

and after a few sheets of film, his holiness said, "so, okay?" and i said, "well, not quite.", "we must be content with what we have." and he left. >> as abbot of rato, vreeland will have administrative and spiritual responsibility for the monastery and its monks. he'll also interact with abbots of the other tibetan monasteries. and it's here that the dalai lama has instructed him to help incorporate more western ideas. >> these institutions, if they aren't contemporary won't have any relevance. now, of course, one has to be very careful. if you go too far, you dilute what they do possess and you've lost everything. >> vreeland will divide his time between india and new york, where he'll continue as director of the tibet center, which helps promote tibetan buddhism in the west. >> i am a human being, i'm a buddhist monk, i am a westerner, and how i will bring what i believe in and what i have been, let's say formed in, trained in? i think it's by just living my life. >> he's well aware of the challenges he faces. >> your only influence on the rest of the world is the work that

and after a few sheets of film, his holiness said, "so, okay?" and i said, "well, not quite.", "we must be content with what we have." and he left. >> as abbot of rato, vreeland will have administrative and spiritual responsibility for the monastery and its monks. he'll also interact with abbots of the other tibetan monasteries. and it's here that the dalai lama has instructed him to help incorporate more western ideas. >> these institutions, if they aren't contemporary won't have any relevance. now, of course, one has to be very careful. if you go too far, you dilute what they do possess and you've lost everything. >> vreeland will divide his time between india and new york, where he'll continue as director of the tibet center, which helps promote tibetan buddhism in the west. >> i am a human being, i'm a buddhist monk, i am a westerner, and how i will bring what i believe in and what i have been, let's say formed in, trained in? i think it's by just living my life. >> he's well aware of the challenges he faces. >> your only influence on the rest of the world is the work that

holys?od's people, through his laws, his moral truths, the infinite love of god is bestowed upon the people and it is that love and that truth that keeps them together. today as i look at this impressive coalition of people dedicated to faith and freedom, i can't help but be reminded of those beginning chapters of the book of numbers, and the tribes of israel. we've come together so many americans, from every part of our great nation. we have so many different backgrounds, so many strengths, but when i look at you, i see, above all, the shining truth of what unites us, commitment to this country, fidelity to our constitution, and love of god. we pray to you, master of the universe, that this blessed asem blee will unite us, will unite our individual strengths to strive for your sake, and in your love, and that our great country and the entire world will know you through our work together. [ speaking in foreign language ] the jewish nation lives. may god bless the freedom coalition and may go

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. >> holy sheep! >> holy sheep is right. they're strewn all over the roadway. many were killed and injured, but some survived. some people witnessed the whole thing. >> we looked and we could see the truck flip on its side. the next minute -- >> some sleep fell on cars. some cars tried to get out of the way and crashed. once rescue crews got there, they said it was a surprise no humans were hurt or seriously injured. >> it's not like a sheep is a nimble animal that can save itself after a fall like that. >> some sheep did survive and were standing on all fours. >> imagine if you're just driving along. how strange of a scene that is. you're driving under a bridge and all of a sudden it's literally raining sheep all over your car. >> this is really heart-breaking because they didn't stand a chance. there was no way for them to protect themselves. >>> if you see something like this in nebraska, you've got some issues about to happen. >> dust storms i've never experienced, but they seem like they are quite the experience. you probably experienced them, right? >> li

is that where the holy moly came from? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, maybe. >> the holy moly. on this one. and you were giving the holy moly. >> it might have been that t.g.i. friday's one. >> jimmy: we got you -- you did the holy moly one. there was a character that didn't recur. it came on once on "weekend update." remember, you were a little kid who wouldn't get out of the pool? >> i don't remember that. >> jimmy: and tina kept going, "will, you get out of that pool. you've been in there too long." and you go, "no!" [ laughter ] you were splashing. you in a little kiddie pool. >> i don't remember that. but i remember doing jacob silj for the first time. my glasses fogged up. >> jimmy: will did jacob silj. this character -- >> it was a character that suffered from voice immodulation where i couldn't -- [ speaking monotonically ] this was a normal tone. this is the way i spoke. and i was not able to lower the tone of my voice. >> jimmy: or modulate it any way. either way, you couldn't go higher or lower. [ speaking monotonically ] >> this is a disease affected by half of 1%.

he was arrested last week after holy see police found confidential papal documents at his home in the vatican city state. gabriele is being detained in the holy see while vatican investigators determine whether he periodically leaked private documents, including some to an italian journalist, who used them in a book. there has been intense speculation over who else may be involved in the so-called "vatileaks" scandal, including possibly high-ranking church officials. on wednesday, benedict said the events have brought sadness to his heart, adding that he was grateful to those who serve him loyally. he also criticized the media for spreading what he called "exaggerated" and "gratuitous" rumors. >>> here in the u.s., leaders of the umbrella group for the majority of american nuns issued a sharp pushback to a vatican rebuke against them. after a closed-door meeting, the national board of the leadership conference of women religious said the vatican action had caused "scandal and pain throughout the church." in april, the vatican accused the leadership conference of having "serious doctri

. >> holy cow. >> the story of the crasher who broke up the party, big time. en. >>> a duck. >> look how sneaky this alligator is. >> the bobcat -- how did he know? >> we'll hear from the guy who could not believe his eyes. >> i really believe that that cat was a goner. >> when this lead singer is onstage. >> he doesn't let anything stop him. >> see how he bust as gut and keeps on going. >>> and no one is safe from the old train prank. >> he caused a stampede. >> i feel bad for laughing. >> it's funny every time. >> it is. >>> let's get this thing started! first, our number ten video. >> surveillance video from gordy's place, a little neighborhood bar in little canada, minnesota, suburb of st. paul. looks like people are just relaxing, having a good time, but watch what happens next. >> oh, my gosh! >> holy cow. >> oh, my gosh. look at that guy at the corner of the bar. >> oh, wow. those people did not have a chance. >> oh. >> that is a truck crashing into the wall of gordy's place. apparently the driver was a 51-year-old woman who had some sort of diabetic re

anana set dimusi's hand in the and of the holy, great is your renoun, holy aristagal. i sing your praises. thank you. >> welcome to town. it is nice to have you here. >> good to be here. i want to start right in about this book, um by having you read us, this letter that your brother wrote to you when he was at the university of pennsylvania and you were the younger sister that starts right down there. remind us roughly what the year was. >> the year was 1965. the moral of this story is never have a younger sister who never throws away a piece of paper. i discovered this letter 4 or 5 months before i finished this book oh my god, a paper trail sets us straight. >> read it to us. >> only people from brooklyn uses the word geez. your letter doesn't have a single worthwhile sentence in it. i will not buy you any notebooks. i repeat no notebooks. but i will send you decals that are not to be placed in my room, around my room or on the window of my car. >> okay. who was this guy? and why did you set out to tell this story? >> this guy was my fantastic, magnet, bossy, diffic

>> i try to do jump the holy roller and bounces off the roller on my face. it was fun. >> in fact, matt had so much fun, he wants to try the stunt again. >> the first attempt was scary enough to watch him bounce off it, let alone to tell me he wanted to do it again. >> i had the urge to go for it again to see how far i could get. maybe if i push harder this time i'll have just enough to get over it. >> he gave it a little more force, straightened out a couple more pieces of plywood and pedalled full throttle and went at it. >> it's not enough. >> he bounced his hid off the tank, and down hit himself again. >> this time he doesn't jump to his feet. >> he wasn't moving. he was hurt and hurt bad. someone called the paramedics. >> matt has a concussion and is taken to the hospital, but he doesn't seem much worse for the wear. >> i wasn't in a coma or nothing. within the next week i probably hopped on my bike and just went riding. >> matt's fellow bmx riders didn't even realize he went to the hospital. >> i don't know if he went with the ambulance or not. i think

the cover of "gq." >> thank you. >> jimmy: holy mackerel. holy moly. very, very beautiful there.. i mean, i see you everywhere, and it's great. it's a great face to see. >> thank you. >> jimmy: yeah. very very pretty. where are you from again? you're from michigan? >> yes, i am. i was born in michigan and raised in florida. >> jimmy: okay. raised in florida. okay. so, where are your parents? are they in florida now? >> they're back in michigan now. >> jimmy: wait, so they moved back? they go, no -- >> you know what, like my dad, he wanted a break from work, so they decided to go to michigan. >> jimmy: interesting. >> i was on the same page, i though people were supposed to retire in florida. >> jimmy: they go to florida, yeah when they want a break. like, no we're vacationing in michigan, you guys. you're like, all right. but it is a beautiful place. >> it is. >> jimmy: are they excited that you're so famous now they see you everywhere? >> yes, very excited. and my dad's birthday is july 4th. so i told him that i was on the american issue. he's very excited. >> jimmy: yes, you ha

promised individuals in the scriptures, if we repent, christ will adopt us, purify us, give us his holyrit and walk through us through the fires. as a country, we don't show up as america in the last days. egypt does, israel does, iran, russia. we are not in there. i want to be clear in this new book implosion, we are in deep trouble, christians need to be purr fieing the church and asking god to breathe life, revive us first. put the oxygen mask on ourselves before the rest of the country as they would say on a plane. even that might not save us as a country, as an entity. it starts with the church beginning to get literally on our knees on our faces, lord, the country is in huge trouble, we can't fix this. they could make some positive change. lord, we are approaching 60 million abortions. this will be 10 times the number of human beings murdered here in america than in nazi, germany during the holocaust. we have to beg god for a revival. what would it look like? exact opposite thing we are seeing. >> i want to turn our focus overseas, what will that look like for america's involvemen

this storm caused more than $5 million worth of destruction in the area. >> holy smokes. >>> when you drive to the mall you want to get like the closest and best spot. one guy in italy thought why should i park in the parking lot when i can drive right into the mall. this is a customer in the store. watch. that's him. made a purchase like you checking out my car. it's a 2012. no big deal. >> this guy walks out of the store. there are several security guards standing there and he has sunglasses on like what. >> he got inside his car like he was going to drive off. the security guards see the one guy standing in front of his car. >> my question is what is actually illegal about this? i'm sure there are no signs posted that say don't bring your car in here. >> i'm sure it is an unspoken rule. >> a courtesy. >> technically no rule. >> i'm trying to give the guy a break. >> you can't drive the car to the mall. >> the security guards drag benches up and put it in front and behind the car. you see the guy start to move the car when the security guards break the window and pull him out and ar

here's what has got the holy see holy seething. >> american catholic nuns are being criticize by the vatican for spending too much time helping the poor and nursing the sick in instead of fighting against same sex marriage and birth control. >> the vatican praises the nuns for promoting social justice but slams them for protesting church doctrine on women's ordination and homosexual. >> oh nuns, clearly support the gay agenda. why else would they be on broadway. now of course, there's one nun in particular who has really got the vatican's-- in a bunch. >> strong words from the vatican condemning a book on same-sex relationships, remarriage after divorce, and sex. its author a catholic nun. sister margaret farley's book is called just love, a framework for christian sexual ethics. the vatican says the opinion is quote not acceptable. >> what in the world does a nun know about sex? that would be like an ultimate vitting dvd released by the dali lama. he's kicking ass and making namastes. (cheers and applause) now its worst part, folks s that sister farley, no jim, no, sister margaret f

. >> holy -- holy -- holy --! what the -- is that? holy --!> their videos capture the unthinkable. a terrifying 100-foot tower of flame right in their own backyard. >> oh, my god. >> bill hudder hears the blast from inside his apartment and along with his neighbors steps into the street to investigate. >> i pulled out my camera. this fireball just kept coming and coming. it didn't seem like there was any end to it. >> everybody get back! >> and i was just standing there in amazement. looked like something out of a movie when i first saw it. >> charlie barringer and ron lavezzo are among the first firefighters to arrive. they have nearly 50 years of experience between them. but this fire is unlike anything they've ever seen. >> i was kind of astounded by the range of the fire, the number of houses that were actually on fire and three burning. the fire was unstoppable at one point because it was leaping from house to house to house. >> it was basically a 360-degree fire with a main fireball in the middle. so at this point we have people self-eva

the garden. >> the trees were donated by various groups. >> cubs scout, confirmation glasses, the holy rosary school. >>stanley: this is one of the managing partners. he said the food grown here was to help feed the homeless. >> the food was to stay in the and to get at our local shelters. >>pam: kron4 wants to make a clarification about a story we ran earlier this week in a people behaving badly statement. we reported on an alcohol crackdown at a regional park in kron4 did not suggest that everyone in the video had alcohol in their possession. we are happy to make this clarification. in the meantime, if you have a story idea for silly, e- mail us at www.kron4.com. if tiger woods is back in action as he prepares for the u.s. open in san francisco which is just two weeks away. gary has that story straight ahead. [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of per

she was not kidding. >> holy spirit. are you doing that on purpose?. >> it's our regular drive-through window. you reach through and grab the person's cup. >> oh, you didn't see that. did you? >> oh, my god. >> it's on a string? >> i'm sorry. you're doing a good trick. the very last one you showed. see the string flashing against the -- >> oh. it's right there. >> that's as thick as dental floss. >> that's what i'm saying. people are losing their mind over this and it's a string. >> it's magic. >> maybe he just got a root beer "float." >> oh! >> hilarious. the whole video, to see it, go to rightthisminute.com. >>> a photography project that makes these women look like this -- there are some parts of this that are flat out scary. >> oh. it's just >>> i am convinced the secret to cats longevity isn't the nine lives. i think they're really aliens. because look what this cat got out of. >> whoa! whoa! whoa! >> he ran under one moving car, made a u-turn and then ran right in front of a second car, and they all missed him. how did he do that? that is unreal

our endeavors that we may always prove ourselves a people mindful of your favor and glad to do your holyill. defend our liberties and fashion us into one united people. the multitudes brought to us from many kindreds and tons that while we build diversity we may strengthen our common bonds in unity of effort. bless our navy leaders with the spirit of wisdom as in whom thy name we entrust the authority of command. as they lead our navy that we may successfully fulfill our mission in war fighting that there may be justice and peace at home, and through the discipline of law and the opportunities of liberty, may we show forth praise among the nations, and ultimately to thy holy name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to introduce the director of marine corps staff lieutenant general willy j. williams, united states marine corps. [ applause ] >> i thank you. and good morning. distinguished guests and more importantly, our midway veterans. on behalf of the marine corps and sergeant major i'm truly honored to be here to pay tribute to these

. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> and she still has to drive through it. >> what am i going to do? not drive -- i would stay there for three days if i had to, because you know when the wheels are turning, it's throwing stuff up under your car. >> whatever you are, you're [ bleep ] crazy. holy [ bleep ]. >> the super system isn't adequate to be able to handle all this extra rain, so they have seen xefseveral manhole covers. >> i like how she says, whatever you are. what do you mean? it's sewer water. we know what it is. >> it's poop. >>> one tough climb for a little lizard. ♪ ♪ >> this guy is richland county, south carolina. try breaking into a homeowner's shed, no success. came back later. broke into the shed and stole four yokohoma tire, four folding tents and one pressure washer totaling in $3,800 in stuff. >> broad daylight. again. just running up and down the driveway with tires. any clue if you knew what was in the shed? >> sounds like he did have some sort of idea, at least to make a second attempt. >> of course, police, invest get aers in south carolina are looking for this

they have given a trail of the holy see that has no bearing on reality. -- a portrayal of the holy see that has no bearing on reality. >> the cardinal has gone on the defensive on italian television. >> seeing a few documents and publishing parts of them will not give you the whole truth about events. often, explanations come from a working dialog, personal relations, and also, a change of heart. they do not just rise from files and bureaucracy. >> so there is discussion over the past the church should take. vatican experts say the cardinal will remain in office, for now anyway. >> the cardinals state secretary's predecessor was replaced at the age 78. he turns 78 at the end of this year, so it could well be that he is replaced soon. >> the vatican faces more turmoil in the coming weeks. but already, the affair has damaged the pope and the catholic church. >> if you love the beautiful landscape with old consul's sitting on rolling hills, and slovakia is the way to go. between the carpe diem mountains and the hungarian plains, people had every reason to build heavy settlements with the