you're the last dalai lama?how about that, married people not necessarily happy. a lot of people at home are going, yes, that's true. >> no sex, no wine, but in here -- >> it's a lot of fun in here. >> i look at pretty girl and i say ooh. good thought. >> there are 400 million budi buddhists in china. the message of the dalai lama. he talks about people are too materialistic. they need to be focused on unbiased love. most is biased love. you're attracted by the way someone looks. and he's very concerned about the income gap between the rich and the poor. >> i would say you and the dalai lama -- clicked! >> we held hands, i talked spiritual. >> i saw it. i was feeling it. >>> and back today, author john grisham, we're very excited about that in studio 57. there he is [ male announcer ] want to upgrade your entertainment? switch to verizon fios online for $89.99 per month guaranteed for the first year. it's 100% fiber optic. so you get america's fastest, most reliable internet, and unbeatable picture quality! plus

the last dalai lama?. a lot of people at home are going, yes that's true. >> no sex, no wine but in here -- >> it's a lot of fun in here. >> i look at pretty girl and i say ooh. good thought. >> there are 400 million budist buddhists in china. the message of the dalai lama. he talks about people are too materialistic. they need to be focused on unbiased love. most is biased love. you're attracted by the way someone looks. and he's very concerned about the income gap between the rich and the poor. >> i would say you and the dalai lama -- clicked! >> we held hands, i talked spiritual. >> i saw it. i was feeling it. >>> and back today, author john grisham, we're very excited about that in studio 57. there he is people switching to finish are experiencing amazing shine. quantum with power gel delivers brilliant shine, which cascade actionpacs can't do. take the finish shine challenge and see what it can do for you. ♪ >>> nearly a quarter century after john grisham's 1989 debut with "a time to kill" he's bring

the last dalai lama?lot of people at home are going, yes that's true. >> no sex, no wine but in here -- >> it's a lot of fun in here. >> i look at pretty girl and i say ooh. good thought. >> there are 400 million budist buddhists in china. the message of the dalai lama. he talks about people are too materialistic. they need to be focused on unbiased love. most is biased love. you're attracted by the way someone looks. and he's very concerned about the income gap between the rich and the poor. >> i would say you and the dalai lama -- clicked! >> we held hands, i talked spiritual. >> i saw it. i was feeling it. >>> and back today, author john grisham, we're very excited about that in studio 57. there he is >>> thick fog developing overnight. looking toward co oishgs t tower. the low clouds will begin to lift those. head through the middle of the morning. a little sunshine showing through. 40s and 50s right now. but in the afternoon, staying cool out toward the coastline with a couple patches of fog. head in

lama hasan has the latest from london. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. the most anticipated cristening ceremony begins at 3:00 p.m. today. in front of members of the family and closest friends. it's a select guest list. the archbishop of canterbury will be baptisting the prince during the ceremony expected to last for 45 minutes. and breaking with tradition, and not opting for the usual crew. the royal couple chose a small chapel because it holds significant memories for william and kate. it was princess diana's resting place before she was buried. it was where her coffin laid before she was buried. it's where kate was confirmed in the church of england. it's a reason why they chose this small venue. it will be a momentous occasion. it will be four generation of the royals. it is the first time we'll see the little prince with the royal family since he was born in july. after the ceremony, charles and camilla will be holding a tea reception for the guests, where they'll will served some royal wedding cake from william and kate's wedding in 2011. it's a b

lama hasan, abc news, portugal. >> lama, thank you. >>> and back here at home to new hampshire, wherehe search is on tonight for a missing teenager. abigail hernandez left school on wednesday of last week. she hasn't been seen since. searchers have been looking everywhere, going door to door, hoping to return her to her heartbroken mother. >> i have to say, abi, please come home. and we miss you so badly. >> we're nowhere near done. i want to make sure everyone is clear on that. we're here to find abi and bring her home to her parents. >> reporter: investigators on the scene there. >>> and here to new york city, to the case of another child, this one missing for more than two decades. and tonight, police have made an arrest in that cold case. 22 years ago, the body of a little girl dubbed baby hope was found in a picnic cooler. no one even reported her missing. but police did not give up. a tipster coming forward years later, and with new dna testing, they learned her real name, anjelica castillo. they've arrested a man who was her cousin. he has now confessed to the crime. >>> former

i went to the dalai lama and i didn't understand a word he said, but people were weeping and getting down on their knees. and so i don't mean to make it sound like that, but do you ever feel that somehow you should have the answers and you don't have the answers? >> guest: these are not my answers. heaven forbid that i should be treated in this way. these are not my answer to these are the answers of science. i can try to express the answers, but the question were talking about, these are the deeper questions, why are we here, when did life start, although sorts of questions. they are not my int answers but these are the answers of standard science. i have done my bit to try to explain them in with all my books. and so i tried to do that, but i'm not a messianic leader or anything like that. >> host: one of my favorite bumper stickers i once saw was i don't know and you don't either. i thought in a way, you know, i guess you call yourself an atheist. what does it mean to you? >> guest: i don't and a kind you don't either. i thoroughly approve of that. because the great fallacy is to

people will go to the dalai lama. i went to the dalai lama and i didn't understand a word he said the people were weeping and preying on their knees. i don't mean to make it sound like that but do you ever feel that somehow you should have the answers and you don't have the answers? >> guest: these are not my answers. heaven forbid that i should be treated this way. these are the answers of science and i can try to express the answers but the questions we are talking about are the deeper questions. why are we here waterbury for it when did life begin? these are the answers of standard science that i have tried to explain in all my books. i try to do that but i'm not a messianic leader or anything like that. >> host: one of my favorite bumper stickers i once saw was i don't know and you don't either. i thought in a way you know i guess you call yourself an atheist. what does that mean to you? >> guest: i don't know and you don't know either. i finally approve of that. the great fallacy is to say science does not know a

lama hasan, abc news, bulgaria. >> back here at home tonight. a new twist in the mystery involving another little girl, the unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsey the 6-year-old and beauty queen found dead in her family's home the day after christmas 17 years ago. her parents john and patsy ramsey faced a torrent of accusations before exonerated a stranger's dna found on the girl's clothes. tonight, newly released court documents reveal how close those parents came to a trial, closer than we knew, a grand jury wanted to indict them for child abuse leading to murder. the prosecutors refused citing lack of evidence. patsy ramsey died of ovarian cancer in 2006, two years before the dna evidence would clear the family. and tonight, john ramsey is remarried, living in michigan. jonbenet's killer is still unknown. and an issue that has everyone arguing tonight. what should happen if parents let their kids drink at parties? one town is threatening to send a mom and dad to jail. and legendary singer james taylor, the star spangled flub making headlines toni

i have so much opportunity to sit and listen to the dalai lama who lives in exile and have known great holocaust. to see them talk about glory in small things and small revolutions. we are such a nation that wants the splash. we want the big thing. we want the big change. we don't want to enjoy the work you may be doing may be having meaningful consequences. remember in teaching to transgress, i talk about that. sometimes we do work that may not appear rewarding or exactly right at the time we're doing it and then later we find out it has such incredible ripple effects for people in their lives. you know, even that image of the black boy reading. it has had such an incredible effect on lots of black boys, but there was a part of me that didn't want to go against the system to get that image there. the last couple of questions and then i'll close. be quick. i'm going to take all those questions quickly. i want to hear them all and then i will close. >> good evening. it's been a long time since i was a college student. i'm a physician and my speciality is family practice. you touched on

abc's lama hasan in the scene of the crime in portugal tonight. >> reporter: they are the images of anvestigators want to speak to, an international cold case suddenly warming up. it was 2007, her family on vacation in this plush resort in portugal when 3-year-old maddy mccann disappeared from her room. now with scotland yard taking charge of the investigation, these are the images circulating the globe, the man wanted for questioning. police want to identify a man who was heading away from the direction of this apartment right here where madeleine was staying all the way towards the beach just less than half a mile away. in his arms witnesses say he was carrying a blonde haired child between three and four years old possibly wearing pajamas. he's described as having short fair hair, in his 30s and clean shaven. they're also looking for two other fair-haired men possibly speaking dutch or german, spotted in the days before the abduction, looking at the mccann apartment. were they scoping it out? then there are the increased number of robberies prior to her disappearance. could madelei

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i went to hear the dali lama i did not understand one word he said the people were weeping and on their visa. -- on their knees. but do you ever feel that somehow you should have the answers and you don't? >> guest: they are not my answers it is the answer is a science. i can try to express but the questions that we talk about why are we here why did lie start? they're not my answers but a science and i have done my bit to explain them in all my books if but i am not a messianic leader. >> host: one of my favorite bumper stickers i don't know and you don't either. in a way i guess you call yourself an atheist what does that mean to you? >> guest: i approve of that. because the great fallacy is science doesn't know so religion must be right in that is a logical fallacy there are plenty of things that science does not know but there's no reason to think that religion dominates. but there is a religious default. science works on the answer or in some cases may never get the answer but absolutely no reason to think we default to the religious aspect. >> host: you talk about the labels of at

lama hasan, abc news, bulgaria. >> back here at home tonight.a new twist in the mystery involving another little girl, the unsolved murder of jon benet ramsey found dead in her family's home the day after christmas 17 years ago. her parents john and patsy ramsey forced a torant of accusations before exonerated a stranger's dna found on the girl's clothes. tonight, newly released court documents reveal how close those parents came to a trial, closer than we knew, a grant jury wanted to indict them for child abuse leading to murder. the prosecutors refused citing lack of evidence. patsy died of cancer in 2006, two years before the dna evidence would clear the family. and tonight, john ramsey is remarried, living in michigan. john benet's killer is still unknown. and an issue that has everyone arguing tonight. what should happen if parents let their kids drink at parties? one town is threatening to send a mom and dad to jail. and legendary singer james taylor, the star spangled none making headlines tonight in our instant index. back in two minutes

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and then i gave up. >> host: talking about the dalai lama and the pope of the theism. the sense when i see you around other people that they are coming to you hoping to find the answers and of course you have talked about how one of the things that guides you the most is the existence, why are we here, what is the meaning of life. do you ever feel somehow inadequate that you can't provide the answers they are looking for? because it does have a feeling about. i went and i didn't understand a thing he said but people were weeping and so -- do utility should have the answers you don't? >> guest: heaven forbid that i should be treated and out of the swing. these are the answers of science and i can try to express' the answers. these are the deep questions, why are we here, when did light start of these sort of questions. they are not my answers. these are the answers of standard science and i have done my bit to try to explain them and all of my books and so i try to do that -- >> host: one of my favorite bumper stickers was i don't know and you don't either. i thought in

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good morning, lama. >> reporter: and good morning to you, robin.ont of ed apartment where madeleine mccann went missing six years ago, and this morning a big development in the case with scotland yard releasing brand-new images of a person of interest which is also making front-page headlines here. this morning dramatic details in the search for madeleine mccann. scotland yard released never before seen computer-generated images of the man police say was shawn the night on the night maddy disappeared. he was carrying a child with blond hair and pajamas, heading towards the beach minutes from the apartment where the mccanns were staying. detectives said he was seen around the resort and identifying him is one of the main priorities of the investigation. maddy's parents are launching a new appeal on "america's most wanted" tonight. the show will feature a reenactment on the detailed sequence of events the night she went missing, including this scene showing actors playing her parents, leaving the vacation apartment for dinner at a restaurant 100 yard

the tibetan religious leader the the dahli lama cannot go home. >> tibetans have set themselves on fire to protest their treatment under the chinese government. >> i'm scared if this keeps going someday there won't be a tibet. >> reporter: she wants to give tibetans a voice. . >> i've lived in a country where there's no freedom. and i'm living in a country that has freedom. so i see the difference. >> she wants to go into medicine and work in undeveloped countries. ou would like to hel area kids like h her family does not have the money to send her to college. if you would like to help her and other bay area kids like her get a college education go to our website to find out how, kpix.com/sra as in students rising above. >> she's in her 15th year showing students rising above. kpix is proud to bring you her inspiring stories. ,, students rising above. proudly sponsored by basset. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, strike. where negotiations . >> coming up at 5:00, hours left for bart and its unions to avoid a strike. where negotiations stand before the midnight deadline. and the commute lessons learned f

points out that part of this trip was to repair damages caused by david cameron's visit with the dalai lama last year. you see him handing over cash saying, sorry, baldly, we will not see you anymore. >> controversial cartoon. nuclear talks in geneva getting a lot of attention in the press. >> a lot of the papers for a good thing on the role france could play in the negotiations. a french paper says france really wants to leave the way and these negotiations, but it is treading carefully because it really does not want to repeat the same scenario that happened in syria where it was all gung ho with the united states, only then to be somewhat sidelined by this deal between the u.s. and russia. "the wall street journal" is also looking at this today and saying actually because the way the u.s. is acting and because francis fed up over the fact that the u.s. is waffling and the international scene that france may want to take a harder stance on iran's nuclear program -- program. according to this article, france's covering obama's tracks. >> trying to blend in, because the u.s. military spendi

abc's lama hasan joins us now. lama, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning, josh. here's what we know so far. 92 people are dead. and hundreds are still missing. and officials warn that the death toll is likely going to rise. here's what happened. overnight, a ship packed with 500 people, including women and children, were forcedly first capsizing and then catching on fire. one theory is, after the vessel was running into trouble, they used flares to call for help. that may have caused the fire to break out, forcing the passengers to jump overboard into the sea for safety. at this hour, coast guard, police, helicopters and patrol boats are on the scene, searching for any survivors and victims. hundreds of migrants seeking asylum make this trip to italy from africa and the middle east every year. the vessels are often overcrowded. but this, by far, is the deadliest accident this year. josh? >> something must be done. lama hasan, thanks for that. >>> southwest has fired the captain of the plane that landed so hard in new york's la guardia airport in july that its nos

the tibetan religious leader, the dalai lama cannot go home. but the pictures are dozens of tibetans, who have set themselves on fire to protest their treatment under the chinese government. >> i'm scared that if this keeps going, someday there won't be a tibet. >> reporter: pasan wants to give tibetans a voice. >> i lived in a country where there is no freedom, and i'm living in a country that has freedom, so i see the difference. >> reporter: she wants to go into medicine and work in undeveloped countries. wendy tokudo, kpix 5. >> now, her family doesn't have the money to send her to college. if you would like to help her and other kids in the bay area like her go to get a college education, go to our web page, cbssf.com/sra, as in students rising above. >> extraordinary story and good luck to her. >>> another look at today's top stories, that includes the latest push by b.a.r.t. and union leaders to prevent a strike on monday. falls ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in about 90 minutes talks wl re negotiations. >>> here's a look at this morning's top sto

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live in london but so just last year david cameron upset china by having a meeting with the dalai lama now we see george osborne there courting investment in beijing money is talking now rather than politics is it. yeah it's a fascinating rebalancing of our approach to china from a government point of view training to what i would perceive to be a far more realist approach george osborne who's been out in china lecturing the british about why they need to change their attitude to china as opposed to pry position of often lecturing the chinese on human rights abuses or other issues so now i think we're talking about moving to china in a business context as opposed to a foreign policy context does that mean you markets that can work together that means you can simply say look for in china right so that means completely ignoring the human rights issue here shouldn't britain be a bit wary of involving itself so closely with a country with a clearly a very dubious track record. well i think it is important to be realistic in foreign policy terms george osborne has said and boris johnson who

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hour news cycle and spending way way too much time on the internet but i also understand the still lama and i know hard as to achieve conscious simplicity living true to the montreaux that one thousand less actually means having more remember experiences are more valuable than commodities so i implore you this we can connect with another human being and go out into nature because at the end of the day. that's what's real and that's what matters. if. she turned his lover into an amazon. that had been my dream for so long. but he couldn't hold on to their race such a thing as teacher and now she runs her own amazon factory throw down a challenge to men there's no alcohol no smoking under even coffee is forbidden they worship the sun and want to. underline martial arts. will he ever be able to wind up back man versus woman on r.t. . least be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the yard p. interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit. most of the missions that soldiers. are still. preve

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that was not really what the dalai lama said. >> but it was a new dalai lama for us to see. >> it wasd as gayle said. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." tablets are taking over the computer market. apple is out with its new ipad. we'll see if they can outgrow the pressure. >>> plus a high school football team that may be too good. the players may follow the rules but the parents claim the performance amounts to bullying. that's ahead. >>> a mysterious illness is responsible for killing thousands of dogs across the country and made hundreds of thousands of dogs sick as well as cats. the government is asking for your help. terrell brown has more. >> charlie, in this case, experts believe it's tied to meat or plant-based pet treats. a direct source or explanation for what has been making pets sick has eluded researchers. there have been over 4,000 reports of illness of cats and dogs dating back to 2007. it's estimated 580 of those animals have died. >> they're prengt vague symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, they're lethargic. >> this doctor is a professor at the university of pennsylva

hour news cycle and spending way way too much time on the internet but i also understand the still lama and i know hard as to achieve conscious simplicity living true to the montreaux that one thousand less actually means having more remember experiences are more valuable than commodities so i implore you this we can connect with another human being and go out into nature because at the end of the day that. that's what's real and that's what matters. talking about the same story doesn't make it news no softball no puff pieces i mean tough question if you. will go to the. show thirty four countries bend over a hundred billion euros a head says to each one hundred fifty million degrees with one token mark noll to cells from st petersburg to france the trouble in search of the song. young page we've got the future covered. we're not psyched to an active camp at guantanamo where patients are forced that the aftermath of our strike never turned the world's attention to the place that somehow gulag of our times. the mission of free critic a should be free in-store charges free. range month th

i mentioned earlier in the program in syria we did not aggressively engage the organization first lama cooperation or the arab league in advance we still haven't invited them aggressively into geneva two peace talks we haven't even tried it iran so it's the kind of intervention you know on libya this is a great example we brought in the arab league late to the game because we have centrally needed their stamp of approval on an invasion they supported a track through the u.n. which eventually led to a security council resolution allowing no fly zone etc but then they rescinded some of that because they didn't want to support a tomahawk invasion by sea but our engagement of the arab league was late in the game it was a stamp of approval we haven't really engaged them aggressively on syria so i would just pick the previous conversation where the two of you were going back and forth in terms of what kind of intervention is it we tend increasingly to choose primarily a military intervention and and clearly it's it's not working in iraq it's more unstable than it ever was we didn't do a good

as far as i can tell he's the king back in ninety nine i spent a week with his holiness the dalai lama. they made a movie out of it in fact harrison ford narrated it and and the thing that astounded me other than you know that his holiness was really a pretty amazing guy was that literally from his first ability to speak he had been told that he was the reincarnation of a bit of a divine being essentially and you could see how that shaped him in actually a fairly positive way and just imagine what kind of impact that would have on somebody is it possible a ted cruz since he was a child has been told by his father that he was annoyed by god to be the basically king of america and to change america to a to a you know like the early massachusetts before they joined the united states before the revolutionary war a theocracy basically. oh sure it's very possible and you know we'll never to know ted cruz is mind but i can tell you that ted cruz knows exactly what to do to line up support of the politicized religious right now the words less july two thousand and thirteen ted cruz and rand pa

hour news cycle and spending way way too much time on the internet but i also understand the still lama and i know hard as to achieve conscious simplicity living true to the montreaux that one thousand less actually means having more remember experiences are more valuable than commodities so i implore you this we can connect with another human being and go out into nature because at the end of the day. that's what's real and that's what matters. two years after the force ouster of khadafi by nato forces libya stands at the abyss the lack of a strong central government weak rule of law and endless violence in a country awash with weapons has resulted in libya facing a failed state status add to this the presence of islamic militants can things get any worse in libya. that we've talked about a lot of allies part time additional months on the show before that that ben bernanke m.r. carney are trying to monetise their flatulence that's the that's the economic growth in the u.k. they talk about g.d.p. annualizing at three percent growth but debts annualizing at nine percent growth and higher

that's the message the dalai lama delivered to thousands of people in georgia.he 78-year-old buddhist leader spoke to more than 6,000 people. emery university in atlanta is hosting his holiness through thursday. he will lecture and teach some classes during his visit. >>> time now is 5:26. it is 56°. >> just into the newsroom. important news from metro riders. we'll take a look at a new list of the most dangerous metro okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza with premium meats. and saucde from ly real tomatoes. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. >> live from the abc7 broadcast center, this is good morning washington, on your side. >> straight ahead, some welcome news for thousands of working families in our area. everything you need to know about the bill now on the table that could raise the minnesota mum wage. good morning, washington. i'm scott thuman. >> i'm jummy olabanji. jacqui, mi

hour news cycle and spending way way too much time on the internet but i also understand the still lama and i know hard as to achieve conscious simplicity living true to the montreaux that one thousand less actually means having more remember experiences are more valuable than commodities so i implore you this we can connect with another human being and go out into nature because at the end of the day that. that's what's real and that's what matters. wealthy british style not. the time to write for things we don't already know out of the. markets why not. come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. site that i think corporation kind of can. do and the bad i think it's all been all about money and i think that's like that for a politician right a lot and i think that. they're just too much. of a guy. that. the in. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations

abc's lama hasan is in the middle of it all from london. >> reporter: the storm named saint jude, the patron saint of lost causes, has left a devastating mark with more than a dozen killed. in the heart of london, a crane buckling under the wind, collapsing, the building below evacuated. the deputy prime minister forced to call off a news conference. hundreds of trees uprooted, blocking roads and railway tracks. the gas lines of this home exploding. the storm marched into northern europe, tossing trucks and snarling trains in the netherlands. in germany, the famed speedy highway the audubon closed. winds reaching 120 miles per hour in denmark. the storm devastated homes and ripped down power lines, leaving more than half a million people without electricity. while tonight after the ferocious winds with gusts up to 99 miles per hour, we're beginning to see the full extent of the damage. david? >> from that storm heading to london and much of europe to rough weather on the move right here at home tonight. i want to bring in abc meteorologist ginger zee at the weather map in new york. we

hour news cycle and spending way way too much time on the internet but i also understand the still lama and i know hard as to achieve conscious simplicity living true to the montreaux that one thousand less actually means having more remember experiences are more valuable than commodities so i implore you this we can connect with another human being and go out into nature because at the end of the day that. that's what's real and that's what matters. is. the fact that the military is practicing at any given moment in palestinian towns on palestinian people you know doing false arrests which is basically like like a normal arrest that you actually drag somebody out of his house in the middle of the night don't know difference is that the person that you are arresting is not really wanted for anything this is just for practice for training the soldiers now obviously one of the reasons that it's being done even older to actually train the soldiers which is problematic bites but i would say that if you look at the whole of the testimonies of hundreds of soldiers you will see that the main m

that was not really what the dalai lama said. >> but it was a new dalai lama for us to see. >> it wasack to "cbs this morning." tablets are taking over the computer market. apple is out with its new ipad. we'll see if they can outgrow the pressure. >>> plus a high school football team that may be too good. the players may follow the rules buts well as cats. the government is asking for your help. terrell brown has more. >> charlie, in this case experts believe it's tied to meat or plant-based pet treats. a direct source or explanation for what has been making pets sick has eluded researchers. there have been over 4,000 reports of illness of cats and dogs dating back to 2007. it's estimated 580 of those animals have died. >> they're prengt vague symptoms of vomiting diarrhea they're lethargic. >> this doctor is a professor at the university of pennsylvania veterinary medicine. he's been studying this syndrome in his laboratory. >> jerky treats associated with china has been associated. we're not sure everything comes from there but certainly all the indications are that it has been. >>