. >> host: lake would church joel osteen 38,000 is the average weekly attendance in houston texas. college park torture and 30,000, 30,000 t.d. jakes are those prosperity gospel church is? >> guest: absolutely any of those that i used as a shorthand are all prosperity churches and most make the top 50. >> host: all tax-exempt? >> guest: there are jeopardy real in spirit the churches themselves are tax-exempt but they put the church in to a profit a year and not for profit wings because as a producer and writer has a film writer and has been under is it different pots. that is the taxable side so don't look at me as an example i take that many of the coffer and make my money from the other wing. sometimes that is true but lester for others did not have to justify how much money they make because of the theological infrastructure they just have to say i do it and i can show you how to do it and more is more to show you the way. >> host: speaking of president bush's inaugural windsor village united methodist church 14,000 houston and texas. >> guest: is this a surprise that in order t

. >>> we have breaking news out of houston texas tonight where we learned former president george hw bushies now hospitalized, the former president was transported to a houston hospital, after apparently experiencing shortness of breath, earlier this evening. he was taken to the hospital by ambulance. the former president is 90 years old and has experienced some health difficulties in recent years and has at times, been hospitalized. the president's wife was making a a surprise appearance elsewhere tonight, and it was not clear at that time if she was with the former president when he experienced the shortness of breath but we will continue to monitor this breaking news out of houston texas the hospitalization of former president george hw bush tonight. >>> the movie that survived hacks, threats, and possible cyber warfare will finally hit the silver screen. the interview will be opening in limited release on christmas day. you know the saying, the the she will go on, that is certainly true at some independent theaters in atlanta a, dallas and cleveland. people are grabbing tickets t

a houston, texas offering a shopping spree that become the annual tradition.wears the number 80 give kids 80 seconds to cram toys into their carts. every year he's surprised by how much damage they can do in a few minutes. he's happy to pay the tab. this year's receipt $16,000. kudos to him. >>> chicago becoming the next city to increase minimum wage. it's one of the stories we're following today. >>> plus, strange but true. eaten by an anaconda. i'm talking with the man behind the daring, dangerous stunt. why did he decide to do this. is it science? or is it just so we can scream while watching the show. we'll ask him. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable, with over 900 locations for walk-in medical care. and more on the way. m

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barton: i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from houston, texas, mr. culberson. mr. culberson: thank you, mr. barton. i want to be sure -- i just -- it's such a privilege to be here and honor ralph hall. the proverbs tell us that our good name is worth more than all the gold and silver on earth and that is certainly true of ralph hall. someone who i immediately bonded with when i came to congress in 2001. ralph was a mentor, has been a teacher, a dear, good friend and i could always, as we all could, count on ralph to do the right things for the right reasons and to be a man of his word, whose first priority throughout his time here was to do right by the state of texas. and as lamar said so ably, ralph always believed it's better to be respected at home, make sure that the folks at home knew what a good job he was doing for them and it's a real privilege for me to be able to serve with that good man and we will surely miss him and what a privilege for me to be here tonight to honor him on this special evening and i yield back. mr. barton: i'd like to yield one minut

matter of fact on the night of my 40th birthday -- i'll never forget -- 39 in houston texas, about to he honored on the 40th birthday as one of the youngest americans ever to have a professional school on major college campus named after him, i was going to be honored on my 40th birthday in houston, texas. and that night in the hotel room, in houston, i almost died i asphyxiating two or three times, choked-couldn't be my breath. i was having a major, major anxiety attack on the eve of my 40th birthday. i was crying and heaving and i could -- ugly scene like something out of "the exorcist." i cooperate understand what was happening. and see venally i got through the night, obviously. i'm here today. i took me a few days to figure out what happened to me. what happened on the eve of my 40th birthday was that i was feeling all sorts of pangs of guilt because i account understand how i was about to live longer than my hero. martin is dead at 39. how is it that i am living to be 40 when my man is gone at 39? i really cooperate process that. -- couldn't process that. took me a few days to d

the first kipp school was established 20 years ago in houston, texas.today pupils in the us attend a , 59,000 kipp school. over 90% of them graduate from high school and most of them go on to attend college. >> looking an orangutan closely in the eye is like a one-on-one lesson in darwinian theory. they are more strikingly similar to us humans than almost any of our other evolutionary relations . but the people of the forest, as they are called in malay, are an endangered species. sumatra's bukit tigapuluh national park is one of their last refuges. thanks to efforts from a few of their human cousins, orangutan numbers there are slowly beginning to rise. >> i like orangutans because they're so much like us. their dna is practically the same as ours, and their behaviour is similar, too. for instance, the young ones vie for attention; they want to cuddle, they're defiant. they can also get angry. they're like us -- and that fascinates me. >> dora has waited the entire morning for this moment -- to get out of her cage and into the forest. she's five years

bush remains in a hospital in houston, texas, tonight three days after he was brought there with shortnessbreath. nbc's jacob rascon is in houston with a new update. jacob, what's the latest? >> reporter: kate, good evening. once again a family spokesman says mr. bush remains "in high spirits and continues to make progress." but he will stay yet another night at houston methodist behind me. this will be his fourth night since being rushed here by ambulance on tuesday after having some trouble breathing. at 90 years old, he's the oldest living former president and suffers from parkinson's disease that makes it difficult for him to speak or walk. we're told he spent christmas day with family at the hospital as he did two years ago with bronchitis and a persistent cough. so, kate, he's doing well but not ready to go home just yet. >> good news. jacob, thank you. >>> tonight, we learned the name of a company recalled caramel apples after an outbreak of listeria that killed five people. and made nearly 30 others sick in ten states. it's the happy apples company of washington, missouri. the affe

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bush remains in hospital tonight for a fourth night this in houston texas a family spokesman says the 90-year-old is in good spirits and continues to make progress. he was transported to the hospital tuesday after experiencing shortness of breath. george h.w. bush is oldest living former president. >> celebration of culture tonight on first night of kwanzaa punk waited by percussion . >> for one dance, trauma and drum theater host thdz event at unity hall tabor 2345bg in that casele church in burlington new jersey. it's more than appropriate to be held there since prince of unity or moja is focus of first day of kwanzaa. it runs until new year's day. >> let's get the weekend accuweather forecasts. melissa magee. >> jim, it's looking mild. both days well above average. something to enjoy as we get into saturday. double scan radar nice and dry and quiet across the delaware and lehigh valleys. outside we go. the action cam was outside earlier tonight and it's a gorgeous shot of the delaware river and uss battleship new jersey all lit up the day after this mass. we have mostly clear to pa

i was going to be honored for my 40th birthday in houston texas and that night in my hotel room i almost died. i asked exceeded two or three times today couldn't get my breath. i was having a major anxiety attack on the eve of my 40th birthday. i couldn't understand was happening to me. i was crying and heaving and was just an ugly scene like something out of the exercise. i couldn't understand what was happening to me on this particular night. eventually i got through the night obviously. i got through that night and it took me a few days to figure out what happened to me. what happened on the eve of my 40th birthday was i was feeling all sorts of pain -- pangs of guilt because i couldn't understand how i was about to live longer than my hero. martin was dead at 39. how is it that i am living to the 40 when my man is gone at 39? i couldn't process that pretty took me a few days to really deal with that. and thankfully i got through it but that is how connected a few to the spirit of this man who saved my life when i was 12 even though he had long since been dead. that is how i was intro

houston, texas, the next in the nation to cross below that $2 mark. but seven other states on their way to paying below $2 a gallon. and if you don't live in one of those, have no fear. because the whole nation is on track to pay 15 to 20 cents less for a gallon of gas by new-year-old's. david? >> all right, we'll take it. reck becca, thank you. >>> there are new developments tonight in the fight against isis. their powerful leader, al baghdadi, and the woman who may have been one of his wives. she's being questioned tonight, captured trying to capture the border into lebanon with fake i.d.s. a child with her. so, let's get right to abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz, here with us in new york. the lebanese authorities are pointing to dna tests? >> reporter: they certainly are. the mystery really deepens tonight about this woman and her relationship with al baghdadi. lebanese officials are saying that a dna test shows that the child, who they say is a 9-year-old girl, is the biological daughter of al baghdadi. the officials say dna

. >> reporter: marching through a shopping mall in houston, texas, a so-called die-in in new york city's grand terminal. the protests over that grand jury decision are spreading. at a rally today in harlem, eric garner's mother said she has been comforted by the outpouring. >> it is just so awesome to see how the crowds are out there. >> reporter: although the officer involved in the deadly arrest of eric garner will not face criminal charges, garner's family says they intend to file a civil lawsuit. >> the evidence is there we think to show excessive force, wrongful death by these officers on eric garner. >> reporter: officer daniel pantaleo has been sued before in 2013 and earlier this year in two incidents of alleged wrongful arrest. one case was settled. the new york daily news reporting that he denied those charges, the other case still pending. 27 new york city police officers are field testing body cameras that proponents say can reduce use of force incidents. >> turn off the car, let me see your hands! >> reporter: in california, all 70 uniformed officers now wear body cams. in t

here are today's contestants -- a user interface designer from houston, texas...ter originally from new orleans, louisiana... and our returning champion, an army officer originally from shamokin, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. nice to have you with us once again today. we wrapped up last week on a high note with the captain enjoying a big win. but what's going to happen today as he faces these two challengers, rooks and rex? the two "r"s have arrived. good luck to all three of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and these are the categories that i hope you'll enjoy today. each correct response joined by an ampersand. ryan, off you go. new york in the movies for $200, alex. rooks. what is... oh, "sleepless in seattle"? no. rex. what is "when harry met sally"? that's the movie. new york for $400, please. hi. i'm quvenzhané wallis.

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bush has been admitted to hospital in houston, texas.perienced shortness of breath. he was admitted as a precaution. he is the oldest living ex-president. s 2014 comes to a close, sam grobards traveled all over the world to give us a look at technologies and innovations. as the won looks to meet alternatives, the biggest complaint about faux meat is not only the taste but the texture. we found a company in claims they found solution to both of those issues. >> if you think about meat and say it has to come from chickens, cows and pigs. we need to think about about it differently. i'm the founder and c.e.o. of beyond meat. our submission to create meat directly from plants. >> for decades people have attempted to make imitation meat from plants. the imitation has never been that convincing. >> what is meat? i think about it from the perspective of what is in meat. it is lipids, water. what we're doing is extracting them from plants and assembling them the architecture of animal protein or muscle and providing meat directly from plants. >>

working for a company from houston, texas and they bought a boat and a plane and we did not have insurance have to be very careful. when you do this work right now, you have to have three or four jobs to pay rent and get insurance. these other countries do not do that. americans are behaving like a third world country. i was making bluejeans and i got five dollars per week. i could not pay my mother's rent. right now, we are taking advantage of the american dream. you have to have two and three jobs to do this type of work write-down. host: from twitter -- a couple of other stories on the front pages of "the wall street journal" and "the new york times" about the oil industry. that's "the wall street journal" and then "the new york times" says -- freddie is up next in los angeles, california, republican line. caller: thanks for having me. brought uphat is not about the minimum wage seems obvious. like me, i don't think people should be homosexual. this sounds like a and unrelated topic. some say it's up to the individual themselves. i have no business to tell someone how to do their sexual

john deutch, former director of the central intelligence agency joining us on the phone from houston, texasank you so much for your time and perspective. >> thank you. the hour.tes past time for a market update you have a mixed drawn wall street on this tuesday. losses and a with global selloff spurred by concerns over growth in china and potential political turmoil in greece. the prime minister calling for snap elections to be held on december 17. .4%.ndustrials down s&p 500 down .3%. .3%.q in the green come up ♪ >> welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line." i'm mark crumpton in new york. amazon workers will not be paid for all of their time at work. u.s. supreme court has ruled that the house workers do not have a federal right to be paid for the time they spend standing in line after their shift while security guards search to make sure they don't steal anything. the supreme court ruling was unanimous. greg, can we expect other retailers who may be battling similar cases to get the same ruling? >> we can. there were a number of cases out there, many against the amazon directl

up next, "the o'reilly factor" good night from houston, texas. >>> hi.ng up on "red eye." are selfies the most unnecessary invention or for guys with short arms? we asked one fellow to comment. and how does the president think you should feel about shaving your best friend's back? >> sometimes that's hard to do. it is worth while. it is worth doing. >> and finally, have cats cut a secret deal with evil window blinds to attack dogs? what the canine community should do to get even. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. what do americans and van ha

bush was taken by ambulance last night to methodist hospital in houston, texas. was experiencing shortness of breath. bush's former chief of staff, gene becker, says, it is just a hiccup and he should come home in a few days. mr. bush, who is 90 years old, is the oldest living former president and vice president. you may recall he spent nearly two months in that same hospital two years ago for bronchitis related cough and other health issues. doctors are keeping him in the hospital as a precaution. the bush family says they appreciate all the prayers and love and concern. we'll epdate you as we get more

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i was going to be honored for my 40th birthday in houston texas and that night in my hotel room i almost died. i asked exceeded two or three times today couldn't get my breath. i was having a major anxiety attack on the eve of my 40th birthday. i couldn't understand was happening to me. i was crying and heaving and was just an ugly scene like something out of the exercise. i couldn't understand what was happening to me on this particular night. eventually i got through the night obviously. i got through that night and it took me a few days to figure out what happened to me. what happened on the eve of my 40th birthday was i was feeling all sorts of pain -- pangs of guilt because i couldn't understand how i was about to live longer than my hero. martin was dead at 39. how is it that i am living to the 40 when my man is gone at 39? i couldn't process that pretty took me a few days to really deal with that. and thankfully i got through it but that is how connected a few to the spirit of this man who saved my life when i was 12 even though he had long since been dead. that is how i was intro

. >> in the suburb of houston, texas, a father and entrepreneur named charles carlton was oblivious to fact an unraveling chain of events in grand forks was about to turn his world upside down. >> i always kind of enjoyed the psychedelic experience and it started with experimenting with lsd in high school. and then i started ordering what people would call designer drugs off the internet and just experimenting with those. and, you know, just realized that there was money to be made in distributing them in small quantities. >> carlton had an idea to turn synthetic hallucinogens to a business. he would limit customers to those like him, knowledgeable and interested in experimenting with synthetic highs. motion resources. his company, motion research, would be a big boost for drug enthusiasts. >> he put in people's hands what they wouldn't be able to get otherwise but it was turning into a real business that you could make a go of it. >> absolutely. >> though the company's product mimicked the illegal drug lsd, carlton said the chemicals he was selling weren't yet scheduled or banned in t

. >> in newark we're starting to see delays, even in houston, texas, up to 45-minute delay there and it's all because of the same weather system. can you see it's a system to our east and it's picking up lots of gulf moisture and that's what's going to be thrown across the east coast as we head through the day, the tennessee valley, mississippi valley and all the way up to the atlantic states. if you're doing any traveling today, that's where you're going to run into problems as the next storm system, the one that's going to impact us, starts to move up. that live shot here not getting any better. and now, as you can see, some of the data is picking up on dense fog, toward central valley. this morning in san jose it has been very thick. it has been dangerous, in fact. later this afternoon we're going to see sunshine in here. 67 for the peninsula. on the east shore you'll be at 68, san francisco at 65 and the north bay looking at a beautiful sunrise here. this is the stuff you live for, right? beautiful, right? you can't get enough of that. let's talk about -- i'm talking to everybody

. >>> george hw bush remains hospitalized in houston, texas. family said he is is in great spirits and continues to make progress. he was transported there tuesday after experiencing shortness of breath. bush is the oldest living former american president. >>> screech from saved by the bell is in big trouble. dust continue diamond is accused of stabbing a man in wisconsin. the criminal complaint said diamond was defending his fiance from two men who were harassing her. his bail is set at $10,000. >>> a successful iphone app maker gave his parents a surprise of a lifetime. joe's folks thought they were done with giving gifts christmas afternoon. and then he handed them a letter heading them know he paid off their mortgage.the new york deve app video shop he made enough money to pay his parents back for what they have done for him and raising kids and college loans and mortgage for the house. "action news" continues in just a moment. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, december 27. here's some of the stories we're following on "action

el expresidente george bush padre fue dado de alta del hospital de houston, texas, acompaqenme en noticieroo en gran parte del paÍs, vamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo rodrÍguez para que nos diga si podremos despedir el aÑo con buen tiempo. >> buenas tardes. bueno, frÍo en gran parte como lo has dicho. algunos sectores del tiempo caliente. y por lo menos le vamos a mostrar eso. hubo tormenta de momento. seguimos con advertencias de viento para centr, norte de california. la advertencia no sÓlo de congelaciÓn, vientos fuertes que afecta san francisco, por supuesto condiciones invernales para el sur. acÁ en los Ángeles 58 grados maÑana. nublados, algunos sectores con lluvia, pero las temperaturas frÍas, despejado durante el dÍa de maÑana. lo principal que la nieve se traslada. una tormenta bastante intensa afectarÁ desde el sur de california hasta texas. toda la zona recibe 12 pulgadas de nieve. aviso de congelaciÓn y de hielo. lo peor es el invierno. puede afectar muchos estados. con la situaciÓn en las prÓximas 24 horas. phoenix con lluvia, lluvia en horario de la noche. el norte del estado con

up next, "the o'reilly factor" good night from houston, texas. >>> hi. well, tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." are selfies the most unnecessary invention or for guys with short arms? we asked one fellow to comment. and how does the president think you should feel about shaving your best friend's back? >> sometimes that's hard to do. it is worth while. it is worth doing. >> and finally, have cats cut a secret deal with evil window blinds to attack dogs? what the canine community should do to get even. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. what do americans and van halen have in common? they are both hot for this former teacher. i am here with jedediah bila, author, columnist of "outnumbered" weekdays. stop waiving. you can call her a criminal for stealing your heart and a cannibal for later eating it. it is joanne nosuchunsky. i don't know what he is wearing and i don't know what he is thinking and i don't know why he is here. it is tv's andy levey. and his jokes are darker than a transient stool,

she earned her degree from a school in houston texas.he could have the confidence and the courage but if you don't have the perseverance you'll not be a champion. and to be persecuted throughout history but today is persecuted -- persecuted but somehow this faith continues on how another generation steps up to say i will follow the man who died for my sins. the all to the story of service and sacrifice and commitment it is that perseverance they will need not is you are trained to but as a champion for christ. even without first appearance there is something else that you need. and you wrote about it. even with perseverance you have to believe there is insurance that is there. turned to romans chapter eight i will read these tubers is. if kottich is for us they and who is against us? and denver's 37 but of all these things we overwhelmingly concord to him who loved us. so even if you have the perseverance and the courage and the confidence you have the assurance that if you step up their common that it is the essence of the war for the u

the houston texas fans exchanged vows, promising to stick with each other through team's wins and losses. that is all for sport for now more later. >> raul, thank you let's end this newshour with a story of our three journalists peter greste, mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed. they have been in jail for a year and calls to is rethem were heard around the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the stream, >> your digital community >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts the stream it's your chance to join the conversation only on al jazeera america al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to a special edition of "consider this", freedom under fire, attacks on human rights and freedom around the world led to growing humanitarian crisis on

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i'm at the officer's memorial from houston, texas. >> washington, d.c. from new york city. good? >> no. but i was a cub and guess hot den mother was. i. >> i hate to guess it was your mother? >> sounds like a ham sandwich to me. >> i couldn't agree with you more greta. >> pretty good. room for improvement. >> you'll come back. >> i don't know. it's a very short interview. >> welcome to a special edition of "on the record" the best of 2014. over the next hour we're going to bring you some of the bigger stories and some our favorite moments from last year from politics to crime and everything in

. >> 1,400 miles away in a suburb of houston, texas a father and entrepreneur was oblivious to the factt an unraveling chain of events in grand forest was about to turn his world upside down. >> i always kind of enjoyed the started with experimenting with lsd in high school and i started ordering designer drugs off the internet and experimenting with those and realized that there was money to be made in distributing them in small quantities. carlton had an idea to turn his passion for synthetic hallucinogens to a business. he would limit the customers to those like him, knowledgeable and interested in experimenting with synthetic highs, his company, motion resources with its web site called motion research would be a boutique drug dealership for enthusiast. we could put in pepople's hands things that they wouldn't be able to get otherwise. it was turning into a real business. >> though the company's product, the illegal drug lsd, carlson says the chemicals he was selling weren't yet scheduled or banned yet in the united states. he set up shop in this office building and even registered

. >>> police in houston, texas say an alleged burglar broke the cardinal rule of crime that is get in and get out. instead he passed out. the owner of the house snapd this photo after finding the thief curled up in one of his bedrooms wearing his clothes. when the police came and woke him up they found out he just lived a short distance away. and they found his stuff on the burglar's porch and a half empty bottle of booze. >>> and e-cigarettes are often touted as being safer than regular cigarettes, a higher risk of respiratory infections, they took cells from the airways of healthy none smokers and exposed them to the vapors of e-cigarettes it damaged theceles and the damage lasts up to 48 hour, it's the opposite of the image of e-cigarettes with their candy-like flavor zplz when you flavor them that way they are appealing but falsie the user sees them as no big deal they are not bad for me. >> the use of e-cigarettes shot up more than 600% in just four years, at least 4 million adults and unknown teens have tried them. >>> here at the big board with the big talker this is the bride

. >> we have breaking news from houston, texas where former president george h.w.ush has been released from the hospital. he was admitted last tuesday, december 23rd after experiencing shortness of breath. he is the holdest living former president at 90 and has a form of parkinson's syndrome. this is good news indeed that he is out of the hospital. this is the file picture that he has been released from houston and will be back home for the new year. let's turn now back to that other breaking news from the tragic day from flight 8501 the passengers and the crew. the families first learned of the bodies found from a local television feed. they were watching live tv airing gruesome pictures while officials were trying to give them an uh date. that has been suspended until tomorrow morning. the search area will expand as the debris source on the debris floor. tom, what do we suspect from where the debris was found and the shaeddo was seen as to where the fuselage and the rest of the plane might be. >> they have a good sense of the exact area where this plane is likely

these are the finest people in all of houston, texas right here at lakewood.e would love to have you visit. (applause) but thanks for tuning in. thank you again for coming out today. i like to start with something funny. i heard about this college professor. he was going to prove to his class that there is no god. he said, "god, if you're real then knock me off this platform. i'm giving you fifteen minutes to do it." with every minute that went by he taunted god, "i'm still here god. i'm waiting." at the last minute a 300-pound football player walking down the hallway overheard him, came running toward him full force,

up next, "the o'reilly factor" good night from houston, texas. >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight.y careful with the cops, man, because if it wasn't for the cops we would be living in the wild, wild west in our neighborhood. >> some african americans like charles barclay are not jumping on the bandwagon. >> we'll have a special report. >> we want some of this, we're going to tear this [ bleep ] country up. >> one of the most vicious anti-white men in the country trying to stir up more trouble. we'll tell you about that and charles kroauthammerer will hav thoughts.