and if we die, we die to the lord. , orher we live, therefore die, we are the lord's.who die in stays -- says so the spirit, for they rest from their labor. [organ plays] ♪ [choir sings] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the lord be with you. let's pray. o god, whose mercies cannot be ourered, except -- accept prayers on behalf of of benjamin and grant him entrance into the land of light and joy and the fellowship of thy saints, through jesus christ thy son and lord, who reigns with you and your spirit as one got now and forever. amen. deal graciously with benjamin's family and friends in their grief. surround them with your love that they might not be overwhelmed by their loss, but have confidence in your goodness and strength to meet the days to come, through jesus christ our lord. amen. mr. vice president, mr. justice, mr. secretary, reverend clergy, sally, members of the bradlee gentlemen,ies and how lucky were we? this is washington, the city of big reputations. some of those reputations get and then was responsible for more than a few of those punctures. this is a very large building, bu

for as we live, we live unto the lord and if we die, we die unto the lord. whether we live therefore or die, we are the lord's. listed are the dead who died in the lord. even so sayeth the spirit for they rest from their labor. [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the lord be with you. let us pray. oh god whose mercy cannot be delivered except our prayers on behalf of thy servant and grant him the lamp, the light and joy in the fellowship through jesus christ thy son our lord who lived and reigned with me in the holy spirit one god without end, forever. >> amen. >> most merciful god beyond their understanding deal graciously with benjamin's family and friends in their grief. surround them with thy love that they may not be overwhelmed by their loss but have confidence in thy goodness and strength to meet the days to come through jesus christ, our lord. >> amen. >> mr. vice president, mr. justice, mr. secretary reverend clergy, sally members of the bradlee family, ladies and gentlemen so, how lucky were we? this is wa

we're doing this for the lord. amen?>> you know, we want to be a good representation as we walk down that hallway. all right. god bless you. every 90 days we baptize between 150 to 200 people, and the reason for that is every 90 days it's a complete change over in population here. >> robert, have you accepted jesus christ as your personal savior and lord? >> yes, i have. >> all right. hold your nose. robert, i baptize you in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit. buried in the likeness of his death. raised in the likeness of his resurrection. [ applause ] thank you, lord. >> i feel great. i feel blessed now. >> hallelujah. >> my body feels energized. like i just feel better. you know? i know this is another step for me being closer to the lord and where i need to be because i know the lord wouldn't have put me through all these tribulations that i've gone through. and the more i listen to the lord and humble myself the more i'm going to know what his will is for me. whenever my time comes and my number get

lord hill in the hot seat in brussels.tor of the financial inclusion center will be joining us. sapphire's spending cuts. the french have announced fairly big cuts this morning. they are not going to hit any of their financial targets in the near term and they are refusing austerity. interesting combination. a reminder, you can follow me on twitter. we will take a break. we will leave our radio viewers there. for our viewers, "the pulse" will be back in a couple minutes time. ♪ on china's national day. protesters in hong kong as the city's leaders call for calm. france says no to austerity but yes to cuts. the deficit will not be below 3% until 2017. sainsbury's slip. supermarket shares falling as the dividend is up for review. good morning to our viewers in europe, good evening to those in asia, and a very warm welcome to those just waking up in the u.s. i am guy johnson. this is "the pulse." we are live from london. let's get to our top story. straightin the 6th day in hong kong as china marks national day. a major publi

however, as a man who believes in the lord, you got to honor your word. so i said, sir, i'm cheap -- i mean, i'm frugal, sir, would you please buy me a tie, so he bought me this beautiful denver broncos tie. he, too, is from colorado. god bless his soul. so i had to wear the tie, unfortunately. the cowboys did not win that game, so now the commercial break is over. back to the presentation. that message is brought to you by the western conservative summit, sponsored by john andrews. god bless you, john andrews. let's give john a hand. john, my mentor, chick-fil-a operator, he was teaching my some very valuable lessons. he started teaching me that if you have a job, you've done well. but if you create jobs, you've done extraordinarily well. if you have an income, you can support yourself. but if you make a profit, you can change the life of your family and your community. and this became the very fabric of my journey towards conservatism. as a 15-year-old kid learning these very basic business principles that the free market -- four letter word coming, ple

let us pray to the lord. praying together, lord, make us instruments of your piece.ve. where there is injury, pardon. where there is discord, union. where there is darkness, life. is despair, hope. rather is darkness, light. where there is sadness, joy. to be understood is as to understand, to be loved as to love. it is in the beginning that we receive and it is in pardoning that we are pardoned. mr. you we are born to eternal life, amen. open our hearts to those who do stay face any great decisions. for all of them engage in settling the affairs of people and nations, for all who mold public opinions in our time, for all who write what others will read, send us forth to work another day surrounded by your lovingkindness. ,edge to faithful service standing in your strength and not our own. as former things pass away, god, make all things new. let us pray to the lord. thank you, god. overview the full, for beautiful,ies -- o for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain for purple mountains majesty above the fruited plain america, god shed his grace on the good withthy

we're not laughing about lorde.l be banned from the airwaves in san francisco. we're not laughing about lorde. we learned this song will be banned from the airwaves in san francisco. this is one of top stories trending on facebook. t.j. holmes is in the social square. hey, t.j. >> good morning to you, george, it's trending online. she is one of the most influential teens in the world. seven times platinum hit. it got her a couple of grammys. but san francisco is not impressed. ♪ and we'll never be royals >> reporter: and you'll never hear the song "royals" either, at least not in san francisco, until the world series is over. that huge hit by lorde, banned by two san francisco radio stations ahead of this week's world series games between the san francisco giants and the kansas city royals. the stations tweeting -- no offense, lorde, but for the duration of the world series, we're a "royals"-free zone. thanks for your comments. lorde, "royals" will be removed from the 96.5 koit playlist until the end of the world se

>> i actually schooled my daughter in terms of lorde. when lorde -- >> jimmy: the lord?. [ laughter ] >> but i do school her on that as well. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, good. yeah. [ laughter ] you introduced her to the lord. good for you. [ laughter ] >> you know what? jimmy, that's why i'm here tonight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're going to get me involved with this? we shouldn't talk about religion. it's not -- >> here. i have something for you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a pamphlet. yeah, read some stuff. >> it will take five minutes of your time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's do it after the show. no, but you've heard the song -- >> "royals." i heard it on like an alt station in l.a. like, early, early on, it wasn't getting a lot of air play. and i said, "that's a song. that's something." and i told my, at the time, 12-year-old daughter. i'm like, "annie, you've got to -- you got to listen to this." and she listened to it and was like, "eh, okay." and then within two months, it's huge. >> jimmy: biggest around the world. >> i have so much cred with her now. [ la

the team sent lord this signed george brett jersey the first time she performed in kansas city.eted out this pic of the royals singer meeting the baseball legend earlier this year. now, your royal. >> the thing is, though, the song is actually anti-royals so maybe it should be played nonstop here in san francisco. she says she writes her songs around one word. she is not a kansas city or even a baseball fan. >> there you go. >>> going to the series is a big deal for royals fan jared maine of blue springs, missouri. >> he's selling his classic 1965 mustang for $24,000 in order to buy tickets for his family of six for a game in kansas city and in san francisco as well. >> hopefully they sweep them and i would like to go to the fourth game in san francisco. i can buy another car on down the road but seeing the royals in the world series is once every 30 years, almost. >> wow. that's a dedicated fan. oh, my goodness. he thinks $24,000 is a fair price. >> he admits some of the people interested in the car are asking him why he's doing it. we will keep you posted. quite a car to part

. >>> all right, lord. >> the singer. >> all right. >> lord with the d at the end, being banned from the air waves in san francisco. i should say that. >> lord always has a d at the end. >> oh, lord help me again. >> anyway, she's being banned from singing royal on the west coast and also a >>> the time is 4:29. row home fire breaks out overnight and how everyone inside is doing this morning. >> elderly resident forced out of their nursing home in doylestown by a fire, terrifying place where investigators believe it started. >>> another spotting accused cop killer eric frein heightens search effort to the pocono mountains and how schools are planning to keep kids in nearby schools safe today. >>> talk about a hero's welcome for one south jersey woman her big night of honor and what she says, it feels like to be back home. >>> good day everybody, it is tuesday october 21st, 2014. >> and just a little bit like it is warmed up a bit since this time yesterday. >> warmed up a titch. >> what is wrong with him. >> how about a bit. >> actually, it is colder than a witch's. >> all right, it i

keach: the lord of the compound may have been a scribe. he was also one of the most powerful men in eighth century copan. not only did his compound boast ornate sculpture and masonry, he owned an elaborately carved throne. the discovery of this hieroglyphic bench or throne in sepulturas was one of the most exciting moments in the history of archaeology in the copan valley. the text starts with the date, like in all maya inscriptions, telling you when the events took place, in the latter part of the eighth century a.d. after they give you the date, then they always present you with the verb. the verb is a house dedication ceremony. in fact, in this part of it, you can actually see the glyph for house, with thatching in the roof. so we know that on this date, late in the eighth century a.d., this house or building was dedicated. after the verb, in maya writing, they always give you the name of the person involved in the action. so the house dedication ceremony was performed by an individual whose name appears here. his name is read "makchana

they are banning lorde's hit "royals" from the airwaves. seriously.kansas city radio is firing back. one station says it will play "royals" every hour for the first game. >>> he pulls out a famous lord of the ring line to take their education seriously. >> if you don't do your division properly do you know what will happen? >> yes, he's serious about higher ed. and serious about them passing. shirleen is our resident lord the of the rings fan right. >>> him saying it with the very voice and all the vigor. what a great guy. >>> pass or fail, guys. >>> that voice will be in my head. thank you, alicia. >>> saving secrets every bargain shopper needs to know. >>> plus, serena williams, has the tennis world rallying behind her after comments. >>> they are encouraging young children to fight on camera. what police ." >>> hello, again. 4:30. and "action news" continues with an offer that is too good to be true. one company is offering $1,000. >>> have you seen a soldier on the front lines in a tight top? why are little girls dressed like that to go trick or t

so you had the young lords from chicago and young lords from new york again and in particular who went to that. yes. the issues are not quite the same. there's -- and the story in their history is not quite the same, but they were able to find some common ground, right? >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> i had one, and this is interesting because carlos, you're talking about, meeting up with other chicano activists and gordon you've elaborated beautifully in the book how class and race and all these things come together and then you're talking very clearly against the notion of any hard and fast binary between black and white and all these other ways to complicate the question of solidarity. and you said something that struck me about this notion between urban rural because the whole notion of land rights didn't enter your consciousness at the beginning but then all of a sudden becomes very much part of the whole, you know, becomes critically important to you. is that -- can you talk about that? >> yes. growing up in l.a., the urban setting, the issues were education, police brut

. >> we are here to ask the lord. to give everyone who is considering an abortion, hope. >> do you think women have a right to choose? >> no, because they made a choice, now take the consequence because there is a life. if you say yes then suffer the consequences as they think. it's not a consequence to us, but they think it's a consequence, a product. not to kill. because nobody has a right to kill. >> there's still a stigma around having an abortion in texas. whether it's because of cultural attitudes or religious beliefs it's unusual for people to talk about it freely here. >>i'm just not ready to be a mother. if i would have a baby i'm going to do it right, you know, and i want to have all the resources that i can. basically i'm just really poor. >> did you ever think it would be so difficult to get an abortion in the us? >>no, i thought it would be much simpler. texas is huge and you know three or four or five clinics here is going to be many hours drive for a lot of people and i either have texas at my disposal

if you don't know the lord, i encourage you to know the lord. >> and i'd just gotten done putting the camera down. the cameraman was walking around. and then i started hearing a bing, like bing, bing, bing. and five feet away i see this man probably his late 50s, early 60s, and i look down and i saw these two younger hispanic guys kicking him in the head, like repeatedly and his head was bouncing off this pole. >> the battery, they were stomping his head. you can see he was pretty messed up. >> the inmate who was attacked survived because of quick response from staff on the yard. his assailants were sentenced to six months in folsom's administrative segregation unit. some of the most violent gang attacks have taken place here, at california state prison corcoran's security housing unit shu. we visited the shu's now vacant exercise yard which has been the scene of some of the prison's most brutal violence. correctional officers showed our cameras how they quell the violence with an arsenal of their own. one that includes nonlethal and lethal weaponry. >> first rounds we fire are wood b

>> oh, lord. >> mika looking fantastic. >> so he texted this to me and i haven't saved thomas' number yet and it just came up as a number. oh, my god. what is this. i almost called security. >> he texted you that at 2:00 in the morning. >> it was weird. i was confused. anyhow let's start with the papers now. oh, my god. we'll start with the "new york times" and get back to that at a later date. all right. this is about the details surrounding the death of legendary comedian joan rivers. the city's medical examiner says the 81-year-old died because of brain-damage due to a lack of oxygen. the official cause of death is listed as quote therapeutic

good lord, donald. good lord. anyway hope -- yeah that's how you do tv in charades. this is movie. tv box. three words. joey, you win. you get a nice prize a serato the upstairs lounge. the right our top stories this morning after that big fail by donald on our charades. we want to start talking about what's going on with that nurse that was quarantined in new jersey after returning from west africa on her way home kaci hickox is en route to maine after being released from an isolation tent. officials say she needs to stay home for 21 days since her last exposure to ebola. kaci hickox's lawyer says that's not necessary since she tested negative for the various. she will remain in isolation for the next day or so. cdc recommends health care workers voluntarily isolate themselves for 21 days but rejecting mandatory quarantines and the white house is criticizing that kind of policy. >> she didn't travel over there because she was getting a big paycheck. presumably she's not going to be inducted into the nurse's hall of fame for it. she did it out of concern for her common man. her ser

let us pray to the lord praying together.tred let us love. where there is discord, union. if there is despair, hope. where there is sadness, joy. grant that we not be consoled to be loved and that we are born to eternal life amen those suits will face and a great decision for all of you willing gauge unsettling affairs of people and nations. for all who mold public opinion in our time. set to work and another day pledge to face full-service standing in your strength and not but make all things new and let us pray to the lord. thanks be to god. ♪ ♪ >> we are morsel from the earth and the into earth shall be returned for god did and as we say dust to dust we shall return and to say how alea. italia. -- how laelia. into thy hands merciful save your the commend the servant benjamin that we bcc to receive them into the arms of the mercy into the blessed rest of everlasting peace in into the glorious company of the saints in light though lord bless you and keep you and make his shine - - face shine upon you and be gracious to the l

the letter to lord howe, lords of the admiralty spelled out the new strategy. west -- ite east and was a viable strategy. of invasion caused british leadership to limit reinforcements to its army and navy in america. because of this the british were overextended and outnumbered in the united states and west indies. new york was a difficult position to hold, which limited the troops available for detaching, and as a result of written forfeited naval initiative in the western hemisphere and became increasingly reactionary. the concentration of royal forces in american waters did open up opportunities for british and loyalist privateers, a trend that would continue until war's and. -- end. howe feared such privateering would result in desertion from royal navy ships and would provide a smaller pool from which to draw sailors, he eventually had to give way. the royal governor began issuing letters of mark .nd reprisal in august, 1778 this excessive privateers operating out of bermuda, sent augustine, and especially new york became more and more evident, and they ga

random "lord of the rings" quote. that is "lord of the rings." when they meet up with the writers of rohan. >> i shall give you mine. >> sad thing is i knew that. >> you didn't have to look that up. >> i didn't. i knew exactly as soon as i saw that. watch how the girlfriend reacts to all this. >> he means to murder us. >> nerd is the new sexy. >> we get a look at joe who put this together. at least he is keeping his voice down. >> i love that in the background. >> i feel like this guy is like a 12-year-old boy. >> what would a ranger know? >> there is no ranger. >> so many crazy things can happen when you're out riding your motorcycle. you've never seen this happen. keep your eyes peeled on this bike here. you are going to see something fall off. boom. there it goes. what? >> off the motorcycle? >> it falls and then gets punted by the tire and flies off. that's the rider's license plate. >> license plate. you're on the road, riding fast. you are never going to find that. >> one of his buddies does. here is his buddy. hey, i found your license pla

the will of the lord will prosper in his hand.e has suffered you will see the light of life and be satisfied by his knowledge. my righteous servant of justify many and bear their iniquities. therefore, i will give him a portion and he will divide the spoils with the strong. he was numbered with the transgressors, for a boy this and of many in meet intercessions for the transgressors discord conduct "in the kennedy the chapter. ironside gave him the book. he read it several times, dropped it in his hands and scurried off. he did not show up for three more days. totally free to mount. no idea. and when he came back ironside talked to him and said, what happened? this guy when he had been in the holy land had cursed jesus on calvary saying, this is where the christian deceit began. all these people that were with him at the time scary down the held thinking they were going to get hit by a bolt of lightning. that is important. sell the young man breaks down in tears as she related to the next chapter. he says, he made an announcement

so you had the young lords from chicago and young lords from new york again and in particular who went to that. yes. the issues are not quite the same. there's -- and the story in their history is not quite the same, but they were able to find some common ground, right? >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> i had one, and this is interesting because carlos, you're talking about, meeting up with other chicano activists and gordon you've elaborated beautifully in the book how class and race and all these things come together and then you're talking very clearly against the notion of any hard and fast binary between black and white and all these other ways to complicate the question of solidarity. and you said something that struck me about this notion between urban rural because the whole notion of land rights didn't enter your consciousness at the beginning but then all of a sudden becomes very much part of the whole, you know, becomes critically important to you. is that -- can you talk about that? >> yes. growing up in l.a., the urban setting, the issues were education, police brut

so, he still has a sense of god and he'll raise his hands and say, thank you, lord.ment, and appreciating each moment, but i think it's important to know that even -- he has awareness of god, he is a spiritual being, and still knows who i am, and he can communicate in the universal languages of love, laughter, smiles, hugs, but he dund understand a word i say to him. >> so many people listening are thinking to themselves, wow, that gives me peace to know that god is still in his life. i know in your first date, he prayed before you ate dinner and you thought, this is a god-fearing man. >> i had been praying for the lord to send me a christian man that i could fall in love with and he could be in love with me, and then glen came into my life. i forgot to ask, that wasn't addicted to any substances, because god sent me a tiger, and it took awhile, but we both committed ourselves to the lord, and god began to transform us, and we had beautiful life together, and three children. >> three children. i want to talk about the care-giving of alzheimer's, the statistic is scar

the good lord will take care of her no matter what happens with her business.ortunately not all people are honest. there will always be a few who will abuse the system therefore, hurting the business. >>> thank you to everyone who responded. we're going to have to try that restaurant. it is in our neck of the woods when we go home. >> we appreciate you joining us today. >> have a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, october 8. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. do you know who this >> we're here in the 17th division military base just outside the city of iraqa. >> he could be an american and the f.b.i. wants your help identifying the voice you just heard. >> meanwhile, the president famously dodged this question. >> did he tell you, secretary panetta, it was a terrorist attack? >> you know what he told me was there was an attack on our compound. >> he didn't use the word terror. >> this morning he, the former secreta

just tell us who are at the table of our lord? the 12 apostles., doing? carving the lamb in order to pass it to the other end of the table. what is the apostle next to him doing? holding a dish to receive what saint peter will give him. who do you really believe was present at that supper? i believe one would find christ with his apostles, but if in a picture there is some space to spare i enrich it with figures according to the stories. did anyone commission you to paint germans and buffoons? no, my lords but i received the commission to decorate the picture as i saw fit. it is large, and it seemed to me it could hold many figures. the judgment of the inquisition demanded that veronese change the content of his painting. instead, he changed its title so for subsequent centuries, veronese's last supper has been known as the feast at the house of levi. in this one instance we see the assertion of venetian independence the republic defying the roman church but also its vulnerability to an outside world, political and economic enemies. floating on it

now presenting lord disanly's -- lord stanley's chalice. marked wards said he wanted to ruin the kings' festivities. a nearly i'm is po angle. a nearly impossible angle. mike brown of the sharks hooking up. yes, these teams still do not like one another. marlow with the redirect. great hand-eye coordination. racing down the ice here and look at the moves. oh backhand sweet. his second goal of the night. 3-0 teal. 14 seconds later and marlow and he has his bitter beer face going on. the sharks win their opener 4-0. we have the san jose sharks in l.a. and the san jose earthquakes in the city of portland. this game was all timbers. the 41st minute and wallace with a blast that beats john bush 1-0. the 51st minute and on the penalty i can kick and 74th minute and pushed to save, his second goal of the game. the quakes are blanked 3-0. it was the sigre play of the playoff run. the playoff run. you will hear from the man who ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life

>> she was lord byron's daughter but her mom didn't want her to become a romantic poet, if you knew lord she felt that -- no, no, no... (laughter) but she felt that her mother wanted her to be a great mathematician, had her tutored mainly in math and she combined poetry -- >> stephen: was that not done back then? >> not often, but that's a shame, because ada lovelace was a pioneering mathematician and she has a friend charles babbot making a calculating machine and ada sees the punch card doing the mechanical looms and beautiful tapestry and she thought the machine could do numbers and words and music and art and comes up with the concept of the general computer, which is very cool. >> stephen: how much of this book is just something that wouldn't fit into steve jobs autobiography? you say damn it, i'm going to take a vacation and bind it up and call it something else. >> it's all the things that led up to him but all the things that came out. >> stephen: what do you mean? steve jobs, he's one of the great innovators. >> he is absolutely a great innovator. one of the things i found inter

. >> mexican authorities have arrested another major drug lord in an operation that was almost a yearn the making. >> fuentes was caught by police in what looks to be a routine traffic checkpoint. >> he is considered one of mexico's most notorious drug lords. his power on him the name "the viceroy." the gang is one of the oldest crime syndicates. from there, it controls much of the cross-border drug traffic. the u.s. had a $5 million bounty on his head. the arrest has been hailed as a major victory. >> the criminal organization he let up until today promoted the growth of different tanks -- gangs, which turned warez -- juarez into one of the most violent cities in the world. >> the 51-year-old is accused of bribing security forces and police to gain control of the drug trade. he also formed alliances with other cartel losses -- other cartel bosses. 43 students were allegedly kidnapped by corrupt police working with a gang allegedly associated with the cartel. and intelligence services report links the police chief's wife to the disappearance of the students. it says the students had b

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now presenting lord disanly's -- lord stanley's chalice.d wards said he wanted to ruin the kings' festivities. a nearly i'm is po angle. a nearly impossible angle. mike brown of the sharks hooking up. yes, these teams still do not like one another. marlow with the redirect. great hand-eye coordination. racing down the ice here and look at the moves. oh backhand sweet. his second goal of the night. 3-0 teal. 14 seconds later and marlow and he has his bitter beer face going on. the sharks win their opener 4-0. we have the san jose sharks in l.a. and the san jose earthquakes in the city of portland. this game was all timbers. the 41st minute and wallace with a blast that beats john bush 1-0. the 51st minute and on the penalty i can kick and 74th minute and pushed to save, his second goal of the game. the quakes are blanked 3-0. it was the signature play of the playoff run. you will hear from the man who made is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-v

her mother was a mathematician who wasn't like oerd lord byron.ing tutored mainly in math and developed a love for boat cal science. she can look at punch cards that were instructing the looms in england. she wrote something about how the punch cards have been working on a calculating machine for numbers being built and how it can do more than just numbers. it can do art and music and words. the concept of a general computer pop up. >> how many decades did it take? >> the late 1830s and it's exactly 100 years later that people like this create a computer that break the german code. your alma mater and university of pennsylvania. they do missile trajectories and they learn thou reprogram it. i think they are actually the first general purpose reprogrammable electronic computer. that's exactly 100 years after. >> in 1945 when they have women doing the programming which was less important than the hardware, the women are coming up with innovations and they are not even invited to the celebration. >> women have been unfairly minimized with their role

if you never pray before, i want you to ask the lord to protect you and your family here in the united states of america. none of us know when we have come in contact with a young man. >> there are 10,000 lib earians in and around the area. since the outbreak ravaged western africa everyone here has been affected. >> i have six of my relatives who passed away from the killer disease. >> who passed? >> my aunt. her son, a daughter, and the wife. the son's wife, you know, is like six members of the family. >> reporter: niece, nephews, young kids. >> yes, that's what we are talking about. >> reporter: caroline is a nurse in texas and a mother of four. after dinner she helps her 10-year-old son with his homework for the next day. concerns over ebola have kept many students home. officials say attendance is down 10%, and have identified eight cool children who may have come in contact with duncan. she is worried about how others will treat her son. >> we don't want him out there playing in the neighbourhood, knowing their parents are from liberia. we don't want the other kids not to play wi

criminal justice, the house committee on judiciary welcomes the president of the united states, gerald r lord. we are priests -- gerald r. ford. we appreciate his willingness to answer our questions in this inquiry. and also to except inquiries on the subcommittee and to carry out the response bill is assigned to it by the representatives. perhaps, the first documented appearance of a president of the united states before a committee or a subcommittee of the united states congress. now the chair understands, mr. president, that you have a commitment at noon, as of the house convened at 11:30 a.m. toda

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now presenting lord disanly's -- lord stanley's chalice.arked wards said he wanted to ruin the kings' festivities. a nearly i'm is po angle. a nearly impossible angle. mike brown of the sharks hooking up. yes, these teams still do not like one another. marlow with the redirect. great hand-eye coordination. racing down the ice here and look at the moves. oh backhand sweet. his second goal of the night. 3-0 teal. 14 seconds later and marlow and he has his bitter beer face going on. the sharks win their opener 4-0. we have the san jose sharks in l.a. and the san jose earthquakes in the city of portland. this game was all timbers. the 41st minute and wallace with a blast that beats john bush 1-0. the 51st minute and on the penalty i can kick and 74th minute and pushed to save, his second goal of the game. the quakes are blanked 3-0. it was the signature play of the playoff run. you will hear from the man who made (boys screaming) totino's pizza rolls... ready so fast, it's scary! ♪ old el paso frozen entrees... in freezers near you was willie m