isaiah washington, actor: "my kneejerk reaction, like anyone, was like, 'why?t was so long ago, it was horrific.' and, me being african-american, i didn't want to support that image." isaiah washington, actor: "people are like, 'why are you telling the john allen muhammed story? i'm not. i'm playing a character named john allen." 'blue caprice' chronicles the relationship between muhammed and his teenage accomplice, lee malvo. ed norris, former baltimore city police chief: "frankly, i'm surprised it took so long for them to come out with a feature film on the incident. it's such a terrifying national story. i thought it would come out long ago." there have been beltway sniper movies made... (nats: dc sniper: 23 days of fear) like this made- for- tv movie in 2003. but 'blue caprice' was selected to show at the popular independent "sundance film festival." (nats: trailer: "when i was your age, i used to play a game called 'life is not fair.'") ed norris, former baltimore city police chief: "it looks like it's very well-made. you've got a big-name actor starring i

isaiah, thank you for your time. karen when we talk about moments of trauma in our national collective memory, the sniper attacks in washington, whether or not this film is loosely or actually based on those events -- >> no connection at all. >> just john allen, not john allen muhammad. setting that aside, this was a different kind of attack. obviously in terms of the violence. >> go ahead, eugene. >> it's different, over three weeks. determination and stalking and patience and keeping that up for three weeks. having your head there for three weeks. it was crazy. >> it was also a time where there was not proliferation of police shows that we like to watch. it was trying to keep up with what was happening and why it was happening and this idea of a kind of serial killer but this person is a sharpshooter. i remember living in new york during son of sam. once you figured out what the pattern was, it was like, okay, that's the pattern. with this, no pattern. talking earlier, alex, for people who lived in washington just

isaiah washington, actor: "my kneejerk reaction, like anyone, was like, 'why? it was so long ago, it was horrific.' and, me being african-american, i didn't want to support that image." isaiah washington, actor: "people are like, 'why are you telling the john allen muhammed story? i'm not. i'm playing a character named john allen." 'blue caprice' chronicles the relationship between muhammed and his teenage accomplice, lee malvo. ed norris, former baltimore city police chief: "frankly, i'm surprised it took so long for them to come out with a feature film on the incident. it's such a terrifying national story. i thought it would come out long ago." there have been beltway sniper movies made... (nats: dc sniper: 23 days of fear) like this made- for- tv movie in 2003. but 'blue caprice' was selected to show at the popular independent "sundance film festival." (nats: trailer: "when i was your age, i used to play a game called 'life is not fair.'") ed norris, former baltimore city police chief: "it looks like it's very well-made. you've got a big-name actor starring

. >> this is from isaiah, chapter 43, verse 20. the wild beast will honor me. the jackals and the ostriches. >> it's not just using an inscription from isaiah or language suffused with religious imaginary. >> the stories i've written are the passion plays. they come out of the new testament. the imaginary, the icon all have to do with golgotha. >> main turners and major motion pictures yes, but what burke is really doing is grappling with some unanswerable mysteries such as are there people who love evil for its own sake? >> a black wind blow the weather vane in the wrong direction and reshape our lives and turn us into people we no longer recognize? >> you talk about the darkness that can live in the human breast. you talk about men who have no parameters. >> yeah. there's no explanation. it's not just an aberration. it's something that allows them to step over a line or as dave robicheaux says they murder all light in their souls. dave says they try to erase the thumb print of god from their souls. but nobody knows why. >> in his writings he might have wrestl

in his famous lectures on the roots of romanticism, isaiah berlin had the ideology in disarray. the view is there some nature of things such that if you know this nature in yourself and the relationship and understand the relationship between everything that composes the universe, then your goal rosales facts about yourself much become clear to rebut all these things that occur, but that there is such knowledge that is the foundation of the entire western tradition. to view is that of a jigsaw puzzle of which we must defend the fragments of the secret treasure, with which we must speak. the essence of this view is that there is a body of facts to which we must admit. sign this submission. science is being guided by the nature of things. scrupulous regard for what there is, not deviation from the fact understanding knowledge at tatian. my claim in the book is the message of narrow science is as much the same as that of so-called new atheist and the two should be considered together. the atheist speak on behalf of science just as the narrow scientists do in the message of both cam

mary reads the prophecy of isaiah-- "behold, a virgin shall conceive," as she is interrupted by the archangel gabriel's annunciation. an angelic orchestra in the temple of solomon celebrates this mystical union of heaven and earth by its harmonious celestial music. these happy sounds may also refer to musical therapy practiced in medieval hospitals. shown as if defined by light alone this is the most convincing resurrection ever painted. prophet of the atomic age, grunewald conveys a sense of weightlessness as christ rises. for the final opening, painted wings contrast with a sculpted centerpiece. saint anthony is enthroned in triumph at the center and show again at the left meeting paul the hermit in his forest retreat. for this scene of saint anthony's torment and trial in the wilderness, the artist brings back all the irrational-- the images of monsters he saw in medieval and 15th-century art. he gives them an amazing quality of reality, a sense of immediacy. half human a fearfully diseased demon clutches his prayer book in a bag. an inscription in the corner could apply to him as well as

in a letter to isaiah leg get, two council members says that gives the impression powerful private groups are getting special attention. they are working with multiple groups to address the concerns but the state has the final say. >>> today the virginia department of transportation will hold a public meeting about the bi-county parkway project. the new ten-mile highway would relocate route 234 out of the heart of the manassas national battlefield park. it is linking loudon and prince william counties. the meeting is happening on john champe high school. it runs from 6:00 to 9:00 tonight. >>> 4:41 is our time. get you up to speed on the forecast. begin with the live look outside. little warmer than yesterday. >> let's check in with tom kierein. weather and traffic on the ones. 4:41. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, near 60 right by the bay waters. through the morning hours we will have a few clouds coming and going. by noontime we should be into the upper 70s. by mid afternoon we should be peaking in the low 80s. coming up at 4:51 your seven day outlook we'll address your weekend and

the dash cam was rolling when isaiah barker stepped out of his car, punched an officer and took off runninghe even tried to steal a police car. after using stun guns, pepper spray and batons, police managed to subdue barker. >>> an incredible collision that was caught on camera. watch and listen. that will wake you up. the truck carrying those big pipes, you saw them go flying. they got stuck on the track a few minutes before the train crashed into it. the driver jumped out. no one was injured. but the truck got pushed half a mile down the tracks. incredible, right? >> oh, yeah. wow. one more time. >> let's look at that. didn't think that might derail the train. but nope. >> everybody's okay. >>> time for sports. the cardinals making a return to the national league championship series. >> here's neil and stan with all the highlights. >> good morning, america. i'm stan verrett. >> i'll neil everett. i'm undressed. good morning. >> get yourself together. we have highlights to do. >> oh, what a game. >> big baseball highlights. >> what a game that was wednesday in st. louis, between the pirate

i think isaiah's tried to say again that he came in on the back of the americans but then he's also been very critical as well at times but i think that that's because he realizes realizes on his own reputation as a samaritan stooge oh that's why he's called anyway i think that what's going to happen is that washington's relationship with afghanistan will be dependent upon who is in power as in speaking about the increased influence and strength of the taliban i think washington may ultimately have to start talking to one journalist to get your thoughts thanks for taking the time to talk to us on r.t. today tripoli is demanding answers from washington regarding the abduction of a libyan national by u.s. special forces the alleged al qaeda member was captured on sunday during a raid in tripoli the libyan government says it was not informed about the operation in advance and has condemned washington for what it called a kidnapping. libby was wanted for his alleged role in the one nine hundred ninety eight u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania is now set to face trial in the united st

for the words of isaiah, he gives power to the faint and to them who have no might, he increases the restraint that they wait upon the lord to renew their strength. they shall mount up with wings beeagles and ron and not weary. ladies and gentlemen, i am not ever -- and run and not be weary. 80s and gentle man, i am not weary. gentlemen,ladies and i am not weary. we will reclaim america as a shining city on a hill. bless you. thank you very much. never give up. [applause] >> thank you, gary. thank you so very much. i always enjoy when he has to share each year. gentlemen, coming now is the former president of concerned women for america. also served as president of the culture campaign. for 10 years, she hosted her own radio talk show in chicago. it has one bank several awards, including the windy 10 radio personality of the year award by the national religious rod casters. today, she is a fox -- religious broadcasters. today, she is a fox news contributor. will you please welcome to the rios., sandy ♪ >> thank you. how are you doing? it is time for your nap. it is my job to wake you

for the words of isaiah, he gives power to the faint and to them who have no might, he increases the restraint that they wait upon the lord to renew their strength. they shall mount up with wings as eagles and ron and not be weary. ladies and gentlemen, i am not ever -- and run and not be weary. 80s and gentle man, i am not weary. we will -- ladies and gentlemen, i am not weary. we will reclaim america as a shining city on a hill. god bless you. thank you very much. never give up. [applause] >> thank you, gary. thank you so very much. i always enjoy when he has to share each year. ladies and gentlemen, coming now is the former president of concerned women for america. also served as president of the culture campaign. for 10 years, she hosted her own radio talk show in chicago. it has one bank several awards, including the windy 10 radio personality of the year award by the national religious rod casters. today, she is a fox -- religious broadcasters. today, she is a fox news contributor. will you please welcome to the podium, sandy rios. [applause] >> thank you. how are you doing? it

isaiah leg get says the deal gives the impression that powerful private groups are getting special attentiong get says it's working with multiple groups to address the line. he says the state has the final say. >>> if you are driving into work soon, watch your speed closely. the jump in fines coming if you're caught speeding. >>> you also have some new driving laws in maryland. the change involving your cell phone that could lead to a ticket. 6:35. >>> it is a milder morning. good morning. right now in the 50s throughout the region. record high today, 93. will we get that warm? we'll take a look chef, you seem less tense since you got spark unlimited business checking from capital one bank. my stress has vanished. my old business checking account really pushed my buttons. transaction limits? more fees? are they bloody insane? horrible! come on! getting spark checking has made your cooking tolerable. [ male announcer ] switch to spark unlimited business checking from capital one bank and get unlimited transactions. limit the stress, unlimit your business. red's my color. what's in your wallet

and quote isaiah, that not the ted cruz way. >> partieietend to change when they feel really weak, when they feel defeated. bill clinton was able to say to the democrats you moved too far left only because democrats were so sick of having lost so many presidential elections. >> five of six by the time he came along. republicans don't feel weak right now. so that kind of message of hey we need to change which jeb bush has been testing out ever so gradually, just doesn't have a huge audience in the party right now because the party still feels pretty good. >> rose: this is interesting. >> the party-- i think that will only occur if they suffer a devastating defeat. i mean right now these tea party types really think that they are riding a wave. whether they are or not, we can debate. but they believe that. and only with a real debacle will there be any kind of-- i think you need that number one and secondly you need someone who probably is going to give them their so-called sister soldier moment when clinton took on that black rap singer, and i am waiting for some republican to do that. p

one of the folks here, heidi and her son isaiah.phone? >> yes. there is an app that will tell you when he meets certain stations. >> what is your last text? >> and said he was at 5.7 miles at 8:55. >> this is his first marathon? >> yes. >> did you sleep last night? >> he was anxious leading up to it. [no audio] >> he did most of it. >> i did. >> how did you prepare for this today? >> i didn't really do anything. i just got up and ran. >> you did most of it yourself. >> i did. >> you have a wonderful metal to show. [no audio] >> we apologize for the technical difficulties. the rainy weather not ideal for television equipment. celebration village continues to bring together walkers and runners. >> a blind runner and his guide wherein they 5k -- were in the 5k. >> dan berdan continues to set the pace. he is on his way to lake montebello. we will take it up with the leader, who has been alone for most of the day. if his stamina holds up, he becomes the first baltimorean ever to win the baltimore marathon. >> dan berdan on mile 20. the g

i have three verses from the bible that come from isaiah chapter one verse 21 through 23.he president warned in his state of union speech about citizens united. he told them this was going to happen. reallyreme court is responsible for this. i just came from the supreme court and the federal judge ruled in my case. let me read these verses. "how is the faithful city becoming hardened? it was full of judgment. but now murderers. water, withxed with slack -- mixed with water -- host: tie this into the conversation. caller: the people that were elected through citizens united, their purpose is truly to wreck nina goesnment until ahead and act like the leader he should act as. it is all going to fall on his head and this country is going to go down the tube. we need to act and act now. host: ohio, scott is on the independent line. a folk from california -- someone from california called in and spoke with a lot of common sense. why all this talk about raising the debt ceiling? i don't have the luxury of reason mike debt ceiling so we have to cut back on our spending. why no tal

it's recorded in isaiah 14:12-14, how art thou fallen o lucifer, son of the morning. how art thou cut down to the ground, which did weaken the nations? for thou hast said i will ascend into heaven, i will exalt my throne above the stars of god, i will sit upon the mount of the congregation, god's throne, in the sides of the north, i will ascend above the heights of the heavens, i will be like the most high god. man he had i trouble. he should have seen a good optometrist. and god said you're out. now there are three heavens according to ii corinthians 12:3. heavens one and two consist of the atmosphere, the troposphere, the stratosphere, the mesosphere, the ionosphere, and the exosphere. the first heaven goes up 600 miles and the second heaven goes from 600 up to already 187 trillion billions of miles. and the scientists and astronomers say we are only ten percent of the way now until we get to the third heaven. it would take millions of years to get there if it weren't for the rapture when we go up in the twinkling of an eye. so satan was cast out of the third heaven

as clergy person, the moral issue in this also from a standpoint is found in isaiah chapter 1 where itafter gifts and chase after bribes and do for the poor and the fatherless in their public olicy and those on the margin, they, in fact, undermine the nation. the supreme court, when it rules in favor of the mccucheon, it our be undermining democracy and allowing it to be bought and paid for by the will t bidder and that undermine the very majesty of the law which was designed to ensure that the homeless person had as much -- has as much free speech, as a wealthy person. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> say your name? william barber, the president of north carolina naacp and the leader of the monday moral movement in north carolina. >> i'm the president of the center of competitive politics. filed an amicus brief in this case. say first about this case and correct the record of wirtheimer sailed earlier. politicians in congress want to from having ngers the funds necessary to mount an effective campaign against them. all is what this law is about. now as far as this idea that joint fundra

as a clergyperson the moral issue in this also from a biblical standpoint is found in isaiah chapter in 1 where it says when leaders chase the gift and chase after bribes and do not care for the poor and fatherless in their public policy, they undermined the nation. and in favor of the mceachern undermining our democracy. and allowing it to be bought and paid for by the highest bidder and that will undermine the very majesty of the law which was designed to ensure the homeless person had as much free right, free speech as a wealthy person. >> say your name again. >> dr. william barber, president of north carolina naacp and leader of the moral monday movement in north carolina. >> i am david keating, president of the center for competitive politics. we file a brief in this case, a brief comment about the case and correct the record. what these aggregate limits are all about is politicians in congress want to starve challengers from having the funds necessary to mount an effective campaign against them. that is what this law is all about. as far as this idea that joint fund-raising com

as a clergyperson, the moral standpoint is found in isaiah chapter one where it says that when leaders chase after gifts and chase after bribes and do not care for the poor and the fatherless in their public policy and those on the margin they, in fact, undermine the nation. the supreme court, if it rules in favor. it allows it to be bought and paid for by the highest bidder. that will undermine the very majesty of the law which was designed to insure the homeless person has as much free speech as a wealthy person. >> say your name again. >> my name is rev. dr. william barber. >> hi, i am david keating. we file an amicus brief in this case. i want to say a brief comment about the case and then correct the record. having the funds necessary to mount an effective campaign. the law already allows the speaker, the president to ask for over $4 million for political action committees, and it does not happen. the second thing is in the mccain final bill their is a limit on how much can be solicited by an elected official. that is not challenged by this case. we think is a good chance that mea

the moral issue in this from a biblical standpoint is found in isaiah chapter one. chief --hen leaders chaik and do not care for the , they undermine the nation. the supreme court would be undermining our democracy and allowing it to be bought and paid for by the highest bidder. that would undermine the very majesty of the law. it was designed to ensure that the homeless person has as much free rights, free speech as a wealthy person. thank you. >> can you say your name again? reverend dr. william barber. i'm the president of the north carolina naacp and more monday leader. we found an amicus brief in this case. i want to make a comment on this case and correct a record that was set early. what these aggregate limits are about is that politicians in congress want to start challengers for them the funds necessary to mount an effective campaign against them. that is what this law is all about. as far as this idea that the joint fundraising committee will raise millions of dollars, the law already allows the speakers, the president to ask for over $4 million from polit

for the words of isaiah, he gives power to the faint antivenom who have no mike conway increases strength shall renew their strength. they shall mount up with wings as eagles. they shall run and not be weary. ladies and gentlemen, i am not weary. you are not weary. the heartland is not weary. we will restore our constitutional republic. we will throw the bums out and we will reclaim america as a shining city on a hill. god bless you. thank you very much. [applause] >> never give up. ♪ >> thank you, gary. thank you so very, very much. always enjoy what he has to share it each year. ladies and gentlemen, coming out is a former president of concerned women for america, also served as president for the culture campaign. for 10 years she hosted her own radio talk show in chicago and has won numerous awards including seven silver microphone awards, and angel award, at the 2010 radio personality of the year award at the national religious broadcasters. today, she is a fox news contributor, national columnist, vice president of family pack federal and a host of sandy rios in the morning. would yo

carlene and isaiah joining us from dallas. thank you very much.. >> thank you, steve. thank you. >> what do you think about what you just heard and the president's promise that if you like your health care you can keep it? e-mail us friends@foxnews.com. if you've got a similar story, please tell us. ten minutes before the top of the hour. have you seen this video? a dog opening two doors at the animal shelter. that dog and his owner are here live. the dog's name, hudini. a girl and her granny navigating the world of dating together. they're coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] even ragu users a. chose prego homestyle alfredo over ragu classic alfredo. prego alfredo?! [ thinking ] why can't all new things be this great? ha ha! whoa! [ monkey squeals ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >> how did your granny become your wing man? >> we were both single ladies at the same time. and i thought it would be funny if i could have granny's baby stories because she thought it would so funny but she thought it would be more funny if we di

but i would say as was said in the book of isaiah, come and let us reen together, because -- reason together, because if we don't, then the whole country will suffer. come and let us find the way to work in a way that our problems can be dealt with. i believe that we can do it. it's been done before. and i think -- thank the gentleman for yielding. and i end with, let's do it. let's show the american people that we can work in a bipartisan way and solve the problems and meet the needs of the people of this country. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mr. young: i yield three minutes to my distinguished colleague from kansas, mr. huelskamp. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas is recognized for three minutes. mr. huelskamp: i appreciate the efforts of my colleague from indiana bringing this before the house for discussion. the reality is the staggering fact is since the president's re-election through to the next debt limit vote, washington will have added about $1 trillion to our national deb