he says to his congregation, "oh, well, lookie here!we've got people from the university- you know, a religious studies professor! you know, ha, ha, ha!" you know, big guy, you know, so he starts out like that, and throughout most of the service, i mean, i couldn't even list- i was trying to keep a list, but i ran- my pen ran out of ink- of all the people who were doomed to hell because they didn't believe. and you know, we're talking, of course, you know, the buddhists and the hindus and the new agers and the ramthaites and religious studies professors, and it went on and on and on. but, the guy- i talked to him for quite a bit longer than that afterwards, and you know, he just truly believes that if you don't see christianity, if you don't believe those fundamentals- in other words, doctrine interpreting myth- if you don't believe that, then you're going to hell. and finally, as we're leaving, the guy grabs my arm and he says, "john, john, i love you, but you've got to accept jesus, you've got to do it!" he's getting tears in his eyes

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looky here. this is a letter from kirk. this is not a hate letter.notic ♪ ] stephanie, i stumbled across your show. >> really? he used that phrase? >> stephanie: yes, i have little time for tv these days but i happened to stumble across your show and i was amazed at how ridiculous your liberal views are regarding the benghazi incident. i have never watched your show before. i realize your job is to blame bush and attack conservatives but at least be respectful to the americans who want more answers regarding our leadership's poor decision making regarding benghazi. try being an american instead of a left wing whack job. [ applause ] >> why don't you listen to robert gates a bush appointee on his views. >> stephanie: i don't blame bush except for the 60 people that were killed at embassies when he was in charge and there was never one hearing or one question answered about any of those. i think we need to spray again. >> are you tired of cranky callers who only want to harsh your talk show buzz? you only have them poop in your punch bowl. introducing

looky here an unsolicited testimonial from kim. steph, i love my sodastream. because it stays fizzy forever. i am free from lugging cans and bottles to the supermarket. love it. thank you, kim. sodastream is a little miracle, isn't it? >> sure. >> stephanie: just saying it makes soda quick and easy. it transforms regular water into fizzy soda in seconds with just the push of a button. tastes great. no cleanup. and no lugging as kim said. no lugging no storing no disposing of bottles and cans. you're instantly environmentally friendly. fill it up with cold water snap it into the machine, push the button to carbonate and add your choice of flavor and there are over r0e6rg lar diet -- >> are there flavors i've heard of? >> stephanie: i was not done with the previous sentence. >> okay. >> stephanie: excuse us. chris is overexcited about the fact there are country time, crystal light and kool-aid flavors just available for summer. three times is definitely too many. okay. >> overcarbonating. >> stephanie: you know you can choose your level of carbonation? >> wow. >

oh, looky here.phanie: an anti abortion press conference for the bill he intends to reintroduce, a direct challenge to roe v. wade. just this week an appeals court struck down a 20-week abortion ban enacted by his home state in arizona. michele bachmann, the only woman sited. >> we know she's not in danger of getting pregnant. >> stephanie: whatever could you mean, chris. >> i mean that her husband is not going to give it to her. >> stephanie: you don't know that. >> yeah, we kind of do. >> stephanie: you could in fact be a bastard person couldn't you for even bringing it up. >> and i'll tell you why i can't put up with you people because you are bastard people. >> stephanie: curtis go ahead. >> caller: i loved it when lois lerner invoked her fifth amendment rights and then that idiot from south carolina, did he not think that those three high-priced washington, d.c. attorneys sitting behind him had any clue about what was going on? >> stephanie: exactly. exactly. >> he's not just a little bit gowdy,

looky here. ooh! where you been? look at that. look at that.ieve jasmine may have hitched a ride to atlanta with a truck driver. he says their house is only a mile from i-70. 19 minutes after the hour, you've probably used an automated checkout line at the store. now chicago o'hare set to become the first u.s. airport to get an automated check-in line for passports. >> the program, which is already in place at vancouver airport allows u.s. passport holders to enter customs and border information at a self-service kiosk. you then bring your passport and receipt to an agent for ver fngz. so people are fill involved. the idea is to shorten wait times without compromising security. the program is set to launch july 1st and could extend to other major hubs, as well. may not be the only change you see if you're passing through o'hare. >> the airport will be hosting a herd of goats. >> of course they will. >> the job will be to keep vegetation there trim. other airports have used animals for sustainable gardening include atlanta and san francisco. the

>> stephanie: looky here it is a love letter from jim in chicago. three-time attendee of the sexy liberal. you are the sexiest celebrity in the market. boy howdy. >> no. >> stephanie: he doesn't get out much. >> no [ inaudible ]. is sexier. >> stephanie: who. >> chicago d.j. >> stephanie: oh yeah. you also carry yourself with a great deal of class and graciousness. [ farting sounds ] >> stephanie: that's for noticing. my wife and i huge fans of momma crowd and serve it regularly at holidays. so there you nay sayers of my sauerkraut recipe. you once mentioned a steak recipe that you liked a lot. should you remember, would you give it out again. i would be happy to you put the peace of steak in a bag with olive oil and worcestershire, marinade it in that and then grill it. >> at a very high temperature -- >> and be sure to take it out of the bag. >> stephanie: yes, thank you, jim. that's a good tip. we have been taking about the latest out of boston including -- >> azamat tazhayakov -- >> stephanie: right. a guy and the other one who is -- >> diaz kad

hey, looky here best jobs numbers -- the job creation en engine revved up in april.dropped to 7.5%, add 165,000 jobs -- >> uh-huh. >> lowest in four years. >> stephanie: thanks obama. >> i can't comment on that until i watch hannity and find out why it is bad. >> stephanie: you know again that marbles, right? the internet sensation. did you properly booep this? >> i did. >> this whole country has gone -- let me show you what i mean and how bad it is profuse [ censor bleep ] my dog took a giant [ censor bleep ] on the carpet, thanks obama. just started my period again, thanks obama. spf 30 that's racist. time travel still not on option thanks, obama. nobody even liked my facebook status, thanks obama. i can't punch another kid in the face at school today. thanks obama. you know what i'm probably going to die some day. thanks, obama. rap music. thanks obama. justin bieber still not following me on twitter. thanks obama. >> this message brought to you by the teletubbies. >> stephanie: it's funny because it's true. guess who i had on the show this week, john? >> stephani

oh, looky here, jim. another gun story.an way to shoot one self. he shot himself after bowling after it came into contact with a load gun in his pocket. >> who carries a loaded gun in his pocket and who were you planning to shoot at a bowling alley? >> stephanie: direct strike. >> son of a bitch. ♪ i just [ bleep ] shot myself, i just [ bleep ] shot myself ♪ ♪ i just [ bleep ] shot myself ♪ ♪ i just [ bleep ] shot myself ♪ >> guess you could use the pins for target practice instead of throwing a ball at it. that's so boring. >> stephanie: kevin in chicago writes when anyone brings up targeting an organization, there is one word, acorn. go [ bleep ] yourself, republicans. [ applause ] oh dear, kevin. >> golly. >> stephanie: bit way, we were talking about double standards for the i.r.s. somebody was talking about mitt romney and how do you get to write off a dancing pony? the rafalca story. really? could we get away with that? i have a dancing therapy pony. >> how do you get away with hiding your income in the cayman islands?

here. definitely like kevin and lynn talked about before, if you're trying to be a looky loo, i'd stay in your house. don't clog up the roadways because you want to see the damage. let emergency crews and everybody else do that for you. as you can see, this neighborhood here there's not a house that's not hit. there's not a house that's not hit. >> that's from josh welsh there life. we have ongoing severe weather in areas. they're trying to get east of our viewing area. there are areas to talk about. new warning here. severe thunderstorm warning for kay county right now. let's go to the storm tracker. there's no organized, you know, well-balanced spinning motion. but they do have some kind of stretched out cyclones with them. but there is a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. that's talking about blackwell, new kirk. a little bit of a spin west of takawa right now. but kind of stretched out. not to say they may not produce large hail. they sure could and they're severe with a lot of intense lightning. they're moving to the east/northeast at around 30 miles per hour for you folks in kay coun

here. what does this do for both men in terms of look lookiing like leadership or some friendship? >> reporter: suzanne, for both men, there are political advantages. for chris christie, potential political liability. for the president, a way to demonstrate government when it works. for the last few weeks, we've seen examples of government dysfunction and in-fighting especially over the last controversies regarding the irs, in particular. now the president can highlight fema, emergency management response organization which by most accounts here in new jersey has done a very good job responding. for the president, a special opportunity to focus on that. for governor christie, he's up for re-election this year. more than anything else, he'll be judged on his response to hurricane sandy. so for him he can highlight the same things. how quickly the boardwalk has reopened. here's a man, we asked him how he feels about progress so far. listen to what he said. >> being a resident down here, it's pretty amazing what they've done. i don't know if you've seen the boardwalk, it's repaired by

lookie lous. i'm sure everybody wants to help. the biggest issue heres the congestion of traffic. >> yeah, you're right, john. we want to tell you about, there's another area that is being open right now. 89th and western. oak crest church of christ. for anybody who does not have power. it you know somebody who does not have power because if they don't, they're probably not hearing us right now. if you know somebody who doesn't have power, if you've been talking to them on their cell phone, tell them that the church of christ at 89th and western is having some folks come in there and stay with them. that's a refuge center. >> your heart hurts looking at these images. we ask all of you to keep all of these people in your prayers. we have no indication yet of death toll, but we can tell you just by looking at devastation, unless people heeded the warnings and left the area or were underground, the chances of survival for that type of storm are bad. >> those are just foundations left. >> see, look at the ground behind it. there's just nothing. it's like th

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it looks like there's cleanup to be done out here because of all of the debris still left on the ground. no more lookyoos because this happened early in the morning and the road is clear. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> there's growing concern about a 19-year-old san francisco man who has not been seen since tuesday. police describe shawn city as medically fragile because of a traumatic brain injury he suffered a couple of months ago. they say on tuesday he went to visit his former high school teacher on oak and goff streets. he spoke with his father on the phone at 1:30. he's 5'2", 120 pounds and wears braces. he was wearing a black and gray hoodie and jeans and had a splint on his left arm. >>> we have an update to a story in petaluma we first reported on the morning news. a truck slammed into a powerful adobe road this morning. the crash sparked a small fire and knocked out electricity to 1200 pg&e customers. we just got off the phone with the utility company. pg&e says there are 200 customers still without power and service will not be restored until early afterno

here. >> maria, that is more a function of fiscal, i think, politics than anything else right now. look, you're looking at over-regulation, we're looki ii at a lot of things, but the market is starting to look at the obama administration a bit as a lame duck. and if that's the case, then take all of that and just throw it out the window and start looking at valuation the way it should be looked at. think of it this way. we were trading at a 25 multiple with soviet missiles aimed at us. so tell me a 16 multiple is not digestible in this environment, with this low rate environment. >> how do you calculate value weight with a zero percent interest rate, that you yourself are saying is not sustainable, because that money is going to come out of bond funds, therefore triggering yields higher. >> no, i'm saying -- of course it's going to trigger yields higher and work its way into equities. >> and that's going to change that whole valuation metric completely? >> eventually, eventually. eventually it will change it, but at this point, it's cheap. that's the idea. >> we'll leave it there. it is definitely cheap. i'm surprised we're not seein