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. >> january 15th, 2010, lakewood, colorado.efore 1:30 early friday morning, last call at the cordial lounge. security cameras roll as behind the bar, 32-year-old owner t.j. is closing up shop. >> i was cleaning glasses, putting things away. it got to a point where i began counting and shuffling the money around in my drawer getting ready to close the restaurant down. >> t.j. waits on four remaining customers playing pool, patrons he's never seen before, two women and two men. as t.j. counts the money in the cash drawer, one of the women approached the bar. >> i thought she was going to ask for another round of drinks. >> but the woman is not thirsty. >> she grabbed me and sort of pulled me toward her. and to this day, it's the weirdest thing, but i thought she was going to try and give me a kiss. i thought she was coming onto me, to be honest. then i realized, of course, pretty quickly that she wasn't. she was attacking me. she was going for the drawer of money. >> she is not acting alone. >> another patron from the bar, a male

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joining me now is joel osteen pastor of lakewood church in houston, texas. pastor osteen thanks so much for joining us and happy easter. >> same to you, jake. great to be with you. >> so this weekend at your church you'll be speaking to an average of 40,000 or 45,000 people. you also reach 10 million through television. how do you create a message for such a wide audience as opposed to the one-on-one ministering you do? >> well, you know, a lot of it is, jake, is like you're talking to one person. when i prepare my messages i think about how am i going to talk to people about how to live the christian life, how to forgive, how to keep a good attitude, how to overcome. the beauty is of talking to the masses is you act like you're talking to one. even though i'm standing in a large auditorium i do my best to make it as personal as can be. >> this week in the news the supreme court took up arguments about same sex marriage and same sex couples. where do you draw the line? do you think it's important for those individuals who are in same sex relationships to at

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israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is lakewood party and its two negotiating partners have reacheda deal on forming a new government the new cabinet appears to address pressing domestic issues and is likely to take office next week before a visit by u.s. president barack obama netanyahu emerged victorious but weakened from january's parliamentary elections and had to concede several points on the center with the centrist party in the pro settler jewish home party. an anti austerity rally broke out in brussels just prior to meeting of the european council a group of demonstrators stormed the offices of several banks and unsuccessfully tried to enter a european commission building twenty seven you had of state and gathered in the belgian capital to strike a balance between the need for austerity cuts but also public investment in the unions member states. the catholic church has itself a new leader argentina jorge mario bergoglio has become the first pope ever from the americas and the first from outside europe for more than a thousand years his election was greeted by tens of thousa

." >> catherine: his violent end on a texas highway came as no surprise to neighbors in the lakewood,borgood where he grew up. >> he just seemed angry. he was an angry kid. >> catherine: wrapping up his tour of the middle east. president obama stopped in jordan today where he met with king abdullah. they held a joint news conference today. and syria was the main topic. syria's civil war has pushed about 460-thousand refugees across jordan's borders. the king says that number will probably double by the end of the year. president obama says he will try to get an additional 200-million dollars in aid to help jordan. the justice department will offer states more than $20- million-dollars -- aimed at strengthening the background checks when people buy guns. the money will help state officials to share more information.among other things. congress is debating whether to expand the background check system.which applies only to sales by federally licensed gun dealers. it does not apply to private transactions at gun shows or online purchases. >> and it was a fantastic friday today. temperatu

ron i should say zimmerman from lakewood, colorado, we now have pot shops close to schools and in-statelege tuition for illegal immigrants, but can't pass jessica's law. that what happens when the state is taken over by secular progressives. they're skiing and hiking and meantime that's going on. i lived in colorado the late '70s and it was traditional place full of common sense folks, things have changed. colorado springs, as treasurer of el paso county please keep slamming the colorado legislature, bill, i've been fighting these people for years and far left taken hoped. stacy from littleton, colorado i was raped by my coach when i was 15, he was convicted and sentenced to 90 days for the crime. colorado laws ar joke. enjoyed watters world, but if i he see the collar on his polo shirt turned up one more time, i'll go insane. and from texas, jess watters suddenly started to looks more

. >> reporter: evan ebel grew up on this quiet street in lakewood, colorado. neighbors say when he was around, it was anything but quiet. >> he just seemed ang rich. he was an angry kid. >> reporter: vicki banky lives across the street from the home why ebel lived with his father and sister. >> i could see him. he'd be running out on his -- on the front lawn to come out with a car with friends. he would have screaming on sen 'tis laced arguments with them. one time i saw him, you know, take something to the back of the friend's car he was so mad. you know, he just struck me as angry. and troubled. >> reporter: neighbors vividly recall ebel's wild streak in addition to the violent encounters with his friends, one time he was seen jumping off the roof of the house here. another time he was overheard loudly talking about his cocaine use. ebel's criminal record dates back to his teenage years. there was a misdemeanor conviction for obstruction of a police officer. then at least five felony convictions for robbery, menacing and assault. in 2006, he was convicted of

." >> catherine: his violent end on a texas highway came as no surprise to neighbors in the lakewood,erine: let us go back to martinez and j.r. stone has the latest on the coach who has been facing molestation charges >> reporter: that is correct this is the contra costa detention center. you can see this is a man that was charged with three felony sex crimes against teenagers and three misdemeanor charges. what he did not say when i asked him multiple questions and what he did say. that is at 6:00 p.m. and contra costa county, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. there was a head-on collision that driver is still being searched. syria was the big topic today. there is civil war has generated thousands of refugees. the president wants to get $200 million in u.s. aid to help jordan deal with those refugees. president obama and jordan's king held a joint news cothe king called the president an old friend and welcomed him and the usthe two world leaders held private talks with each other before taking questions from the media. syria was their main topic. right now, that country's civil war has pushe

evan grew up on this quiet street in lakewood, colorado, except neighbors say when he was around, ite was an angry kid. >> reporter: vicky lives across the street from the home. >> i could see him, he would be running out on his -- on the front lawn to come out to a car with friends. he would have screaming, obscenity laced arguments with them sometimes. one time i saw him take something to the back of his friend's car, he was so mad. he just struck me as angry. and troubled. >> neighbors vividly recall his wild streak. in addition to the violent encounters with his friends, once he was seen jumping off the roof of his house here. his criminal record dates back to his teenage yearlings. there was a misdemeanor conviction of obstruction of a police officer. five felony convictions for robbery, menacing and assault. in 2006 she was convicted of assaulting a latino prison guard. but nothing like he's charged with now, killing the nate leon, a domino's pizza man and shootout with police in texas. >> certainly he is the focus of our investigation at this point. we do have investigators in

lakewood, florida. independent line. hello. caller: i think the judge did the right thing. they need to understand what is causing it this more than anything else. it is the corn syrup. teen-agers are loaded up on high fructose corn syrup. my supervisory as today was wearing the same address you are. host: susan in greenville wisconsin. caller: my feeling is they are picking on the wrong fluid. they are picking on the wrong sort of because it has sugar in it but what about alcohol? nobody talks about the cost of alcohol in this country, how many people are being killed by drunk drivers. you do not lose weight from drinking alcohol. my feeling is that they are misdirected and instead of picking on the kids they should be picking on the adults. host: john, a republican in arkansas, what do you think? caller: i took a 32 ounce measuring glass and i felt it halfway with ice and when i poured the fluid on i had 21 ounces, i lost a third with a cup of ice. when i felt it all the way with ice i only got 16 ounces. so i lost half of the body of the fluid. i used cubes. if i used cr

host: the lead story in "the kansas city star," -- back to the phones, willie in lakewood, washingtoncaller: good morning. i am all for this sequestered. mitch mcconnell made statements that he was going to do nothing for this president. i am waiting on the call for all veterans to come to washington shoulder to shoulder so we can -- and and ensure a new government. these fools think that we do work for them. they are doing things for their own personal gain and we are taking it on the chin every time they get a little squabble going on. this is the most ridiculous thing i have ever seen in my life as a human being and american. but host: -- host: we have another tweet- -- still an individual writes -- another story in the headlines -- they are talking about the keystone pipeline. the state department issued a revised statement -- back to the phones, tim in illinois on our line for republicans. caller: good morning. i would like to make a comment on the tax bill and how our country has had it backwards for quite a while. host: what do you think of the mandatory budget cuts? caller: i

host: in lakewood, ohio, democratic line.aller: i would like you to explain how -- one of the things that is missing here is the reality of you keep talking about tax rates and tax rates is not the whole explanation of the problem. the problem is the real money that comes to the treasury from taxes after all polls are taken out. would you like to talk about that? if you are a point to a couple loopholes, how can you do it when they say can i give money to? your next for the next campaign? guest: loopholes are very interesting. some of the loopholes that this president has talked about and others have talked about, such as the corporate jet loophole, if you cut it it would actually account for about 10 minutes of spending that we do. we spend about $10 billion per day. we borrow $4.2 billion of that every day. cutting some loopholes that they last 10 minutes, 12 minutes, and our, in fact in arizona they did a chart one time of all the loopholes that this president and this administration was talking about closing and in fact t

this is all we have so far that governor chris christie will join community leaders from the lakewood area for a campaign announcement at the 12:45 eastern today. i have not seen any stories out of that yet but in new jersey the "star ledger" below the fold is the headline. police in the dominican republic say the women lied about men 911 dez and the women were made available for interviews with u.s. journalists days before the election and other newspapers reporting this morning that this was posted of course on the daily caller. and the daily caller posting a statement yesterday saying they are continuing to investigate the videos that they posted on their website. in other news this morning, 0-year anniversary of iraq, and this is from the baltimore sun this morning. secretary -- sectarian unrest remains and the anniversary is marked today when the war was announced in the united states and wednesday when troops invaded iraq. tomorrow, wednesday on the washington journal is when we on washington journal will turn our focus on the war in rook. "the baltimore sun," iraq is still a br

. >> a customer at a lakewood colorado applebee's tried to use a stolen driver's license as an id.d but not in the way she expected to be. it turns out that license belongs to the waitress who served her. >> yeah. that's right of her nam. her name is brianna pretty. she joins us from denver. thanks for losing extra, extra sleep this morning out west to get up early with us. >> you're welcome. >> so what happened? >> my wallet was stolen, and two weeks later i was serving tables at apple bees and some people came in and ordered drinks and a girl handed me my own i.d. as a fake i.d. to try to buy a drink. >> this is remarkable. this isn't in the same town. you were out of town and you had your wallet stolen. you lost your cash your credit cards, your driver's license, and you later found out that even from your bank that your checks were being issued in your name. >> yeah. it was a big ordeal. in fact, i got a phone call yesterday about checks that have been still bounced from -- that she had written that are still coming back. i'm still dealing with. >> how did you keep a straight f

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