maggie simian on facebook wants to know if you believe karma is god's justice no karma is a good line of. coma is just the consequence of our actions every action has a consequence in the few make choices says that our conscious what is called good government has nothing to do with our lead story has got them have a challenge departs beliefs of the every day. scenario jones among you know what you were talking about before which is you know how do we take this philosophy and really when the rubber hits the road what's happening in syria what's happening in this country to our economy how do you take this great wisdom but make it relevant that's what i struggle with in the movie a lot of struggled with it my whole life the way to that is very simple was our problems all our problems come from the hallucination of the fragmented and separate mind if we really had the experience that there is only one mind and we are part of it is only one ocean and all who is a part of it then we would solve these problems through compassion love getting and justice bob wants to know what's the most imp

karma. the karma train is the ride for me, you know? i cut iron here at the scrap iron yard so it can be made into raw iron that can be utilized for construction. every day i'm grateful that i can be out here. i don't slack. i only know one speed and that's git 'r done speed. >> that's part of your job? >> the trust that the company gives me, it's great, you know. i never thought a guy could get out of prison and get treated this good in a company. that's the best part of my job right there. >> roy's awesome. i actually worked with him half a dozen times. anytime i need a hand, he's there. if i need a muscle, he's there. he's a great guy. i wish we had more. i never seen him on "lockup" until after he started working here. he's aggressive. but in a great way. anytime you get someone who wants to come to work and wants to work, my god. >> and still, reminders of prison sometimes show up unexpectedly. >> this prison bus from the department of corrections came in. me being my nosy self-i had to look. right here, names and numbers of people

in eastern traditions because karma that exist as seed form you can have two identical twins. and you see they have different personalities where do those pose discomfort do you fear death i don't know at all no in fact ever in gotham's move movie when to him on the street and just to control the day to meditate or push the dead and the impermanence of life every day so you could become through that you come to the. five year old son i mean i'm comfortable i guess i'm attached you know in a way that he's not i'm attached to my five year old son you know and that he's not attached to you it's in them and i asked him that question and you know that skipped right over them i love a lot but it's none of his business which means. in his loving me. explain that. issued really love somebody you know to them you could only love them if you detach because when you did you do in. those you don't own them you do it do you own your son at the moment so very well when they're five you have very emotionally attached to my my son but that will end when he's twenty and twenty two the number i

so, you know, death, taxes, karma.big one. >> darren, how do you defend them? >> well, first of all, before you get to the defense you've got to unravel exactly what the allegations are and, brooke, this one is odd all over. besides the fact that it involves the reality tv stars which can make it odd on its own, but what they're saying basically is that during one period of time these guys lied, they said they weren't broke when they were in order to get some real estate loans. then they lied again this time about not being broke when they actually had money when they lied to the bankruptcy court. they were hiding these assets. wait a second, which is it? are we lying about having money? are we lying about not having money when we did? it's a little bit of both. there's a lot to sort out. then, of course, complicating all of this is that for a four-year chunk of time, yeah, we didn't bother to file our tax return. but of course prosecutors say they made over a million bucks during this period too. so we've got to peel

. >> of course, my karma, the two things i need, i don't have, right? you know, i have a daughter. >> yeah. >> changes your life. this is "early today," hope it's just your first stop of the day right here on nbc. >>> breaking news in the houston chronicle, texas house panel approves abortion limits. the republican majority voted early this morning to move forward with new restrictions, setting the stage for a full house vote next week. >>> in the seattle times, state regulators are trying to find out how to concentrate hash oil. >>> developing overnight, a u.s. drone strike in pakistan kills 17 people, all believed to be militants. local security officials say the drone fired four missiles. the pakistani government has strongly condemned the strike. >>> if you think you're addicted to carbs, it's not just in your head. scientists say the brain's reaction to eating them could be similar to an addict's gracravi for drugs. that's what it's about, i crave them all the time, the carbs, not the drugs. clinical nutrition say it activates reward and addiction

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good afternoon comrades good karma carol what maddie's. you look tired because today is your first day off and even then not all of you will get much rest you know where everybody must go to their location for a cleaning three days which must be finished by ten o'clock then you start your own preparations everybody stays at his own location so. yes we're not divided here into soldiers not we're all together i mean we all have our own tutors to perform don't so must always be perfectly tidy we always have to look good there should be no bad smells or anything like that our uniforms must be clean and everyone has to look after themselves. sometimes you feel so tired and worn out after a hustles you just run out of energy but you still have to clean up in the concert hall or something is that i tried to take it easy and roll with the punches of course it doesn't always work out but at least i try. stole their stuff what are you doing with your feet that that one two three that you did that it was a face you know what you look like right now w

a karma -- a carmagedon friday many would like to forget. abc news. >> for the latest realtime traffic conditions download our exclusive wave app on your smart phone. visit abc7news.com/wave. >>> new at 11:00, an 18-year-old pleasanton man now facing felony charges after police say he rammed into two bicyclists last month and killed one of them. cody matthew hall turned himself in and is accused of vehicular homicide and reckless driving. 58-year-old diane died on foothill road on june 9th. her husband survived the crash. police also arrested hall's father during the investigation. the father, aaron hall, is a convicted felon and he is banned from owning guns. they found two assault rifles when they were searching the family home. >>> a jury found the chief probation officer guilty of possessing child pornography. 61-year-old stewart forest argued the materials found on his hard drive were work-related. they said they found 470 videos of those that were naked. they faced three years and eight months this state prison. >>> a fast-moving grass

a karma -- a carmagedon friday many would like to forget. abc news. >> for the latest realtime traffic conditions download our exclusive wave app on your smart phone. visit abc7news.com/wave. >>> new at 11:00, an 18-year-old pleasanton man now facing felony charges after police say he rammed into two bicyclists last month and killed one of them. cody matthew hall turned himself in and is accused of vehicular homicide and reckless driving. 58-year-old diane died on foothill road on june 9th. her husband survived the crash. police also arrested hall's father during the investigation. the father, aaron hall, is a convicted felon and he is banned from owning guns. they found two assault rifles when they were searching the family home. >>> a jury found the chief probation officer guilty of possessing child pornography. 61-year-old stewart forest argued the materials found on his hard drive were work-related. they said they found 470 videos of those that were naked. they faced three years and eight months this state prison. >>> a fast-moving grass

a karma -- a carmagedon friday many would like to forget. abc news. >> for the latest realtime traffic conditions download our exclusive wave app on your smart phone. visit abc7news.com/wave. >>> new at 11:00, an 18-year-old pleasanton man now facing felony charges after police say he rammed into two bicyclists last month and killed one of them. cody matthew hall turned himself in and is accused of vehicular homicide and reckless driving. 58-year-old diane died on foothill road on june 9th. her husband survived the crash. police also arrested hall's father during the investigation. the father, aaron hall, is a convicted felon and he is banned from owning guns. they found two assault rifles when they were searching the family home. >>> a jury found the chief probation officer guilty of possessing child pornography. 61-year-old stewart forest argued the materials found on his hard drive were work-related. they said they found 470 videos of those that were naked. they faced three years and eight months this state prison. >>> a fast-moving grass

series of deadly blasts of of the city of karma in northern nigeria hey hospital sources up to twenty eight people were killed in the attack there the explosions ripped through a crowded christian neighborhood of the mainly muslim city the same districts it already been targeted in the past by nigeria's block or around islamist group since the beginning of the islamic insurgency in two thousand and nine over two thousand people have been killed. as a say we're waiting to hear more about bradley manning in the next hour since we get it we'll bring it to you hoping about for a rolling coverage without them from half an hour's time coming up next though all the world's financial power players involved in a real life one openly boardgame good question best posed to answer that the max kaiser is here in a couple of minutes. all . the music secret lover touring to mccurdy was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the

is one of the select few the twenty six year old made his welterweight they'd be against fellow new karmachris spawn on april the sixth and despite not managing to knock his opponent out the russian managed a solid first u.f.c. performance claiming victory by unanimous decision and taking valuable experience from the fight of course i was quite nervous but there were a number of challenges the jetlag problem and it was my debut actually to to abuse it wants to be fighting for the first time in the u.f.c. and the other was because i changed my weight class so it was hard but thank god it worked out well it was almost the way i wanted it to play out here i wanted an early win but i'm happy anyway winning the full thought perhaps it's even better because in the new weight category i had a chance to test myself out see how my body handles the new weight class. and it was the prospect of testing myself out that's why i couldn't resist here in the cage privileged to be joined by. one of just a handful of russian mixed martial arts fighters competing in the u.f.c. and now our learned firsthand j

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were either ignorant about an event, confused about an event, and we had the site, and it was dallas' karma that they had to deal with it, and that's basically what happens. >> opening day arrives, february 20th, 1989, and the 6th floor is under the media microscope, and mostly praise, a few detractors, but mostly praise. i remember the front page of the dlation time heradl read simply "today we stand whole again with the, and you were there that day, a ceremony in the commissioner's court, and 17 people filed in. tell us about opening day. >> people kept asking for my autograph, and i hardly could sign, you know, but it was -- we thanked each other. i thanked conover because of his truth. this would not have been done if not for conover and her ability and drive, and -- >> and i thanked her. >> and she thanked me, and we hugged, and we had the president of the national trust -- no, wait a minute -- >> yeah, national trust. >> jackson walter. >> walter, yeah. >> who spoke, and was very compliment ri. i remember he likened me to a name that didn't mean -- ann pamela cunningham, and i thought

. >> if he becomes a dentist and stays in the country -- >> he could remake karma chameleon. >> sung. >> they should name him lucky. >> i said spike but i got a lot of heat. >>> miss laura is next. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? let's bring in laura ingram who's joining us from washington. you've been following the controversy about african-american communities being treated by the civil rights industry. i think i laid it out there pretty starkly and then tonight we see the association between lil wayne's parent company and al sharpton, and you say -- >> well, bill, first of all, i have to say about your talking points memo that got this whole conversation started earlier this week, i played a whole bunch of it on my radio show and the phones lit up. people were cheering and clapping because someone had the guts to say what you said the way you said it with the passion that you said it earlier this week.

so it's -- it's karma, you know, caught up with him but it was really, i thought, a very questionable case. >> mark, as i said, you initially represented michael jackson in the early stages of the child molestation case. when you're in a high-profile case like that, how do you counsel somebody after it's done about trying to resume life? are you -- obviously not the michael jackson case, but other cases are you involved in sort of the after care or does your role finish when the case is done? >> i will tell you, the one that she was kind of -- she changed my career projectorry was mcdou gle. she was penny less -- >> you should say who susan mcdou gle is. >> she was caught up in the white water investigation, jeff did a nice book about white water a series of books and was prosecuted by the office of independent counsel and literally just strafed. her ex-husband jim who she went on trial with the first time when i didn't represent her ended up cooperating and dying in prison, so there was her ex-husband dead and she ended up after two trials, which is more than most federal prosecutors

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they're reciting the karma now we learn something from this.e of the bin laden family members refused to leave him as ordered, and bin laden reached for his weapon. this is when osama bin laden's third shot is light. a red dot appears on his body. she stands in front of him and she's shot in the knee. sumayya did fall to the ground, but she didn't see her father fall to the ground when he was shot but she did once his body was found. sumayya testifies that he was hit in the forehead and his face was clear and recognize eyeing. after they are told to stand in a corner and later led out of the room. also in the report is that pakistani military government missed numerous opportunities to close in on bin laden. one of those times was in 2002 and 2003. miriam one--maryam one of the bodyguard's wife, told investigators that one of the trip their was pulled over. there are so many details about this raid. some of which has been released by our people, the u.s. government and some of wyoming has been discovered. why is it okay for us to have all of th

and we had the site and it was dallas is karma that they to do with. that's basically what happened. >> opening day arrives, figure 20, 1989, and the sixth floor is under the media microscope. mostly praise, a few detractors but mostly praise. i remember that the front page of the dallas "times-herald" that david simply today we stand whole again. lindalyn, you were there that day. there's a ceremony in the commissioners court in 1700 people filed through the exhibit. tell us about opening day. >> people kept asking for my autograph. i could hardly sign. but it was, we thank each other. i thanked conover because it was too this would not have been done if it hadn't been for conover and durability and drive and -- >> and i thanked her spent and she thanked me. and we had the president of the national trust -- now, wait a minute. yes, who spoke and was very complemented. i remember him liking me to name, naming me cunningham. and i thought oh, my goodness, what a compliment. she was the one who saved mount vernon in 1854. >> may i interrupt? >> yes. >> h

. >> has it bright you any satisfaction, a sense of karma that o.j. simpson is incarcerated and may be for another offense. >> i love it. i love it. that was a great day for our family. i was fortunate to be in the courtroom that day. i loved getting to watch him walk back into the room that led to his jail cell. going back to the zimmerman verdict, i think what people struggle with is that morality and legality don't always mesh and i think people have a hard time when justice and the law aren't -- are not married and we're all bred to believe that the what the system is afforded to us and it's just not and taken me a long time to come to terms with that and i -- i support people that want to protest the verdict, but protest where it's effective. protest where your lawmakers are involved, lobbyist, legislators and know who is in charge. vote, stand up, vote, stay educated and show up to jury selection. i'm a big proponent to that. i wish i would be picked one day but i won't be. >> it tallies to what juror b-37 said. she said my prayers with those wh

it's karma, you know, caught up with him, but it was really, il thought, a very questionable case. >> initially represented michael jackson. when you're in the midst of such a high profile case like that, how do you counsel somebody after it's done about trying to resume a life? obviously not in the michael jackson case, but in other cases are you involved in sort of the after care or does your role finish when the case is done? >> i will tell you, the one, and she was kind of -- she changed my career trajectory was susan macdougal. i tried two trials with her. she was acquitted in both, but by that time, she was penniless and really had no skills. she had been in custody for 22 months. >> you should say who she is. i don't think people remember anymore. >> susan was caught up in the white water investigation, and jeff did a very nice book about white water. and was prosecuted by the office of independent counsel, and literally just strafed. i mean, her ex-husband, jim, who she went on trial with the first time when i didn't represent her, ended up cooperating and dying in prison. so

so it's -- it's karma, you know, caught up with him but it was really, i thought, a very questionablemark, as i said, you initially represented michael jackson in the early stages of the child molestation case. when you're in a high-profile case like that, how do you counsel somebody after it's done about trying to resume life? are you -- obviously not the michael jackson case, but other cases are you involved in sort of the after care or does your role finish when the case is done? >> i will tell you, the one that she was kind of -- she changed my career projectorry was mcdou gle. she was penny less -- >> you should say who susan mcdou gle is. >> she was caught up in the white water investigation, jeff did a nice book about white water a series of books and was prosecuted by the office of independent counsel and literally just strafed. her ex-husband jim who she went on trial with the first time when i didn't represent her ended up cooperating and dying in prison, so there was her ex-husband dead and she ended up after two trials, which is more than most federal prosecutors ever try,

karma's a bitch. it will come back around to them, whether they're in prison or not, it will come back around. >> it was only after the shooting that she ran into her own problems with the law and was arrested on more than a dozen charges. but during our time at maricopa, her life took a turn for the better. >> i think at one point she was facing something like 11 felonies. ultimately she was acquitted of several. she pled out on a couple and received probation. and during our time at maricopa she was actually released. so we wanted to see how she was doing when she got out, and we ended up actually catching up with her outside of the jail facility. >> but i got my eye done since then. and it's a colored one. but i don't like it because it doesn't move exactly with this one. that's why i got glasses and stuff, so i can make sure i look straight at people. i can get it permanently put in, but that's just really costly, so it looks a lot better than the white eye everybody saw on me. >> though she only

so, of course, my karma. the two things i need, i don't have right. and i have a daughter. yeah.dad. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. now it is time to take a look at the news of the now, the news of the night and the news of the now. it's time for "night news now." >> tonight on night news now. christina hendricks talks about guys with short legs and long earlobes. >> i'm a sucker for that. >> keanu reeves said i would say the -- >> i would say the -- >> and dustin hoffman is asked if he ever thinks about of wart hogs having sex. >> yes, every single day. >> it's time for "night news now." >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy fallon. and let's see what's happening. [ cheers and applause ] i'm insane in the membrane. i'm living it up in the hotel california. and i ain't no holla back girl. [ scattered cheers ] in sports news tomorrow is game three of the nba finals between the miami heat and the san antonio spurs. here to talk more about the series here is our sports correspondent sam ryan. sam? >> thank you, jimmy. that's right. the series is tied, 1-1. but, to

karma will hit him like ike turner after bad weekend coke binge. he's got hard years ahead of him. he called bill clinton to apologize. e reported he offered to do something to make something right and clinton said if that's the worst thing you've ever done, all is well then bieber tweeted things were good with him and mr. president. here's the thing. that wasn't the worst thing you did. it is great how you trumpet the way you apologize to the famous guy but i would like to think bill clinton would with have pointed out the real person you should apologize to is the man or woman who had to clean up your human waste so they could do their janitorial job to provide for their family. you could make an apology to the restaurant staff instead of treating them with the respect you show a pet monkey in german customs. the media hasn't asked it. the plight of the working folks can goes unreported. not too late, justin. somewhere right now, a 12-year-old girl is listening to the beatles revolvinger album for the first time realizing she ain't that into you and for his fans, all i can say is

maybe this is a way for karma to get back. they're using technology for this testimony and boy, oh, boy, did they get punked. >> well, that's right. and the first thing i said when i saw this up on the screen is, oh, my goodness, everybody can see the prosecutor's skype name. people could simply call him and that's what apparently started happening. you also saw on the left-hand side that one of his skype contacts is don west, the defense attorney. we may have lost some of the context of the testimony. usually you can skype in. in a high profile trial that many people are watching, this is probably instructive about taking a witness by skype may not be so effective. >> earlier we did have important witnesses that took the stand after the judge ruled the fact that former course work of george zimmerman would be admissible. what were your impressions of those that testified so far about the type of course work that he took and the training, the knowledge that george zimmerman had that he otherwise has said he really didn't have

clear up the traffic and explain life to me and that points to the triet passing by at that moment karma, memory and desire of this is the experiences that we are taught. we tell the story and live the story. so we were fortunate as you said, to live in a house full of stories. and when we became doctors, we realize every person that comes to see us comes to see us because they have a story. that was the tradition that we grew up and heard stories from our families but also from our parents. and also, from my father. his experiences with his patients who were his best teachers that we learned later and there was the same for us also. >> yes. we will pass along the microphone. i know some people are having difficulties so you'll be able to hear the microphone. three more seats for anybody that is standing. there are more seats in the back. >> and you know all the stories had a lesson. but that in stilled was the core values of growing up. we now espoused and hopefully passed on to our own kids and grandchildren. >> you're father was an incredible individual. one of the most famous doctors

people believe it had something to do with justice in terms of nicole and ron goldman's murder and karmain las vegas. >> interesting. ted rowlands, thank you very much. >>> secret government documents now available for you, the public, to see. top intelligence officials release information on how and why they collect information from your phone calls, from your e-mails. we'll talk to a former fbi official, see if americans should at all be concerned. >>> this story, i know, has a lot of people talking, including me. i tell you, this story actually brought me to tears as i was reading it last night. a radio host lets the country hear into one of the most emotional times of his life, the death of his mother. so he took to twitter to post these messages, these very intimate messages, about his mother's final moments in the hospital and the incredibly personal tweets have gone viral. that story is next. you really couldn't have come at a better time. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah excuse me, the equinox in atlantis blue is mine! i was here first, it's mine. i calle

that's karma on him.ng he's gonna have to answer to. >> reporter: vandals also focused on the superior courthouse at oak and 12th streets. they spray-painted that building and smashed at least one window. this is a common sight around downtown oakland this morning. quite a bit of cleanup to do. a lot of smashed-up windows. we are seeing some people getting the boards out to board up those windows today. oakland police gave us an update this morning. again, no arrests were made, and they say no one was hurt during last night's demonstration. live this morning in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now, across the bay in san francisco, another demonstration is planned for this afternoon. >> justice for trayvon martin! >> last night, protesters marched down valencia street. >> that's why we're here, to say that trayvon martin deserves justice, not this travesty that happened in florida. >> san francisco police have patrol cars and vans following demonstrators. officers say the protest was peacefu

general lieutenant my questions will be about afghanistan because of the karma of foreign relations committee meeting i was in the same room all about afghanistan. we heard a number of witnesses. ambassador dobbins, dr. peter levoy, stephen hadley, former national security advisor, from election foundations free elections foundation in afghanistan and sarah chayes, carnegie endowment for international peace. i asked a basic threshold question which they all agreed and i wonder if you do. that question was, is it their opinion that the strong majority of the afghanistan population want there to be a residual united states and nato force post-2014. they all said they believe ad strong majority of the afghan population wanted that. is that your sense as well? >> it. adam: senator. all our opinion polling and our work across the political spectrum in afghanistan supports that view. >> and just, i know from your background that you have been deeply involved in questions about iraq as well. was there similar polling done or similar effort to undertake what the iraqi population sense was about that

go to credit karma and do it for free.e lower card. so pay it off in the cheapest fastest way possible and then, it's okay to close cards as long as your score is descent in the 700s. do it slowly, one every few months. >> okay. the next question comes to us on video. let's take a look. >> hey. it's caitlin and my mom and my dad. as an incoming freshman, what's your best loan advice. >> student loans. >> and as parents do you recommend that we cosign. >> two parter. >> big one. so as an incoming freshman, you want to try to keep the amount -- the total amount that you borrow over the course of college to the amount that you expect to earn your first year out of school. so the average salary right now for a college grad is about $45,000. if you have going to be working as a computer engineer, closer to 60. if you're working as an english major or writer, it's closer to 30. keep that in mind. as far as cosigning, don't even look at it until you made sure that you have maxed out all of your eligible for federal student aid wh