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manager, he said if you liked your health care plan you could keep it ♪ ♪ obamacare made a little lord jesusfrosty the biden ♪ da da da da ♪ and the whole family will sing along with. ♪ oh o bomba care ♪ oh obama care ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh obamacare ♪ ♪. >> act now and will you also get jingle obamacare dog, a bunch of lovable sickly conservative pups barking your favorite christmas anti-obamacare songs. like this classic ♪ ♪ ♪. >> over now, before another million people sign up for obama care. we'll be right back. >> welcome back, my guest tonight is a best selling author whose new book is called the signature of all things. i'm hoping to get my copy autographed by all things. please welcome elizabeth gilbert. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. >> for those of you people out there who have not bought and read your book eat, pray, love, let me tell a few people about you. you are the author of several boxes of fiction, pilgrim, stern men, committed and of course eat, pray, love. which sold 10 million copies. (applause) >> i know that you bought one because are you just right in the demographi

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manager, he said if you liked your health care plan you could keep it ♪ ♪ obamacare made a little lord jesus♪ frosty the biden ♪ da da da da ♪ and the whole family will sing along with. ♪ oh o bomba care ♪ oh obama care ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh obamacare ♪ ♪. >> act now and will you also get jingle obamacare dog, a bunch of lovable sickly conservative pups barking your favorite christmas anti-obamacare songs. like this classic ♪ ♪ ♪. >> over now, before another million people sign up for obama care. we'll be right back. èv$,x 1@,x"0"0"0"0 ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. >> welcome back, my guest tonight is a best selling author whose new book is called the signature of all things. i'm hoping to get my copy autographed

dear lord, jesus christ, the one true savior who will some day judge those sitting at this table. thank you for this bounty, which we are about to take partake of. also thanks for not making us indians. talk about a rough ride. amen, let's eat. okay! ( cheers and applause ) okay. mmm-mmm! oboy! mmm-mmm. so tender! you would have to be an idiot to be a vegetarian. ( laughter ) i'm talking to you, karen. sure, saving a lot of animals by not eating this dead one. oh, oh, oh, go run into the forest, little guy, be brave. and is this stuffin stuffing ise for. not that uncle rick would know what with his made-up gluten allergy. if this was the old day, you weak links would have been whip outside of the gene pool a lock time ago like god intended. all right. mmm-mmmm. now i know i'm not supposed to talk like this in front of the random stranger dad met at the starbucks and ein vieted over because he had nowhere to go. now he's got somewhere to go, through everyone's purses. mark my words. ( cheers and applause ). hey, hey, hey, i'm sorry, i'm sorry! you don't have to yell, okay? let's ju

>> lord jesus, it's a fire. >> after a massive year tesla shares are feeling the heat on reports of another fire. is the stock about to go up in smoke? and talk about a crude shock -- >> no. i am your father. >> quietly oil has hit 100 bucks. we'll tell you how you can cash in on the move. the action starts now. live from nasdaq market site in new york city's times square. these are the traders here on the desk. busy expiration friday we start tonight with america's favorite tech stock, that is apple. pinned to the 55 level. a week that saw record highs for the market apple was a laggard. with the holiday season here, could this be the ultimate gift for your portfolio? let's gets in the money and find out. get to our resident tech guru. >> really? >> dan. that's all relative. >> you say that so quizzically. i take it as -- >> sorry. >> that could mean we are lewdites. >> now, when you think about this stock up 3% on the year. it's up 40% from the lows, look at that chart. traders i'm talking to, they see that as like an epic double bottom. that happened in the spring and in the summer, then

. >> lord jesus it's a fire. >> tesla shares are feeling the heat and reports of another fire. is the stock about to go up in smoke? >>> and talk about a crude shock. >> no. i am your father. >> quietly oil has hit 100 bucks. we'll tell you how you can cash in on the move. the "action" starts right now. >> live from the nasdaq market site in new york's time square i'm melissa lee. we start tonight with america's favorite tech stock and that is apple. pen to the 55 level but on a week that saw new record highs apple was a laggard with the holiday season here could this be the ultimate gift for your portfolio? let's find out right now and get to our resident tech guru. >> really? >> that would be dan. all relative. >> i was going to say that so quizzically. >> sorry. >> that could just mean we're -- >> right. you said america's favorite tech stock and i would say it was in 2011 or 2012. >> perhaps one of the most hated. >> this stock is up 3% on the year but up 40% from the lows. when you look at that chart, traders i'm talking to see that as an epic double bottom that happened i

. >> he was preaching the kingdom of god and teaching those things which concern the lord jesus christith all confidence and what i want to point out today is that is no matter where we are, we need to be serving god. >> while waiting for his sentencing hearing, antonucci has begun leading bible studies for other inmates. >> i'm a devout christian and gotten back to my walk with god. i was working with my church and everything before coming here. it's not like a jailhouse conversion or whatever. i followed a friend and shouldn't have done that and it's going to cost me several years of my life. when someone walks around the pod and they walk up to you and they're like, christian brother, man, i need a favor from you, you know, god bless you, and then they walk over to you and have a conversation about perverted sexual things using a swear word every three minutes and they come over to you and gamble for 20 minutes, those two personalities clash. they clash. i mean, one is carnal and fleshly and one is spiritual. >> antonucci's crime received substantial local press in phoenix. and much

come lord jesus, his day is at hand. >> old testament, mr. mayor. type stuff. >> when we see up is down and right is called wrong. >> human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together. mass hysteria. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it and i feel fine ♪ >>> up next, our producers bring you their favorite unscripted ed moments. first, 2013 gave us the rise of ted cruz. and some "ed show" graphics gold. here's what we're calling cruz-apalooza. ♪ >> here comes ted cruz. >> so i got to pick green eggs and ham. i love this story. so i'm going to read it to you. >> canadian senator ted cruz of texas. >> i do not like them here or there. i do not like them anywhere. >> fringe canadian senator ted cruz. >> eat them, eat them. here they are. >> wacko bird senator from texas ted cruz. >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> canadian senator ted cruz of texas. >> i do so like green eggs and ham. thank you, tha

come lord jesus.ament. >> real wrath of god type stuff. >> when we see up is down and right is called wrong. >> human sacrifice, dogs and cats, living together, mass hyster hysteria! ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ >>> up next, our producers bring you their favorite unscripted ed moments. "the ed show." but first, 2013 gave us the rise of ted cruz and some "ed show" graphics gold. here's what we are calling cruzza palooza. >>> here comes ted cruz. >> so i got to thinking green eggs and ham. and i love this story so i'm going read it to you. >>i canadian senator ted cruz o texas. >> i do not like them here or there, i do not like them anywhere. >> french-canadian senator, ted cruz. >> eat them, eat them, here they are. >> wacko bird senator from texas, ted cruz. >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> canadian senator ted cruz of texas. >> i do so like green eggs and ham. thank you, thank you, sam i am. >> canadian-born senator f

come lord jesus. his day is at hand. >> old testament, mr. mayor.down and right is called wrong. >> human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together. mass hysteria! ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ >> and that is "the ed show" for 2013. i'm ed shultz. we'll see you back here on thursday night when we get back to work at 2014. want to thank the ed team for all their work in 2013. we're going to have a great year coming up in 2014. you have a happy and safe new year. we'll see you on thursday night. the names of the people that make it happen on "the ed show," right there on the left of your screen. a great crew. i'm proud to work with them. the best in the business. we love being here monday through friday, 5:00 eastern for you. for the working folk of america. have a great one. we'll see you thursday night. ♪ >>> tonight from the world fa nous rockefeller center in new york city, welcome to "politicsnation" third annual reverie awards. it's the high and lows in politics 2013 featuring appearances

we're talking about jesus, the lord jesus christ.16, for god so loved the world that they gave his only son that whosoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. our message to atheists is we're not attack you personally, but we want you to know the truth, that there is a god who created you and you are sinners, as all of us are, but that god sent his son to become the babe in a manger and that's what christmas is all about. remembering christ, god's son, who came to die on the cross for our sin, be raised from the dead. that's why we give free gifts, we freely give gifts to remind us of the free gift of salvation. >> american people seem to agree. they were asked in a poll, should christmas be more about jesus or santa? and 67% said jesus. only 17% said santa. to your point, they seem to be with you and happy for everyone to just be kind and let everyone worship as they may. right? >> well, the majority of people actually support christ in christmas. majority of people do support that. the atheists are only a sm

last and definitely not least, to my lord and savior jesus christ for this is the reason it's possible. god bless you. thank you. >> i didn't know you were actually building an empire. can i get a loan? so, i just wanted to thank a few people that help put this together. first of all emilio cruz, where is he? he's back there somewhere. also i would like to thank ma sood. ben, where is ben? here he is in the back. leman abram who is a consultant that works with us on the sewer improvement program. martin lopez who is helping us, tyrone. i just wanted to thank everyone. the success of the center is not only with the city. it's with partnerships, the contractors and consultants and the community. we are going to make sure we have plenty of food. food will be in the back. so stick around. there is food all over the place. enjoy yourself and have a wonderful day. one last shout out, if you see the lights on third street which is other than investment, something that we worked closely with the power and department of public works, we are really trying to do our best to make the bayview a gre

one day every knee will bow that jesus christ is lord.hat is the message to them? >> there are universal themes. do you know what element meteorology the world? it's to tie one back to. religion means to tie people back to what really matters. what matters? mercy, compassion, forgiveness, these are universal themes. christians do not have a corner on any of those themes. when we get that in our heads that we're about the same mission, a and i think we all are, all the fundamental faiths are, if we live religion to what it's supposed to be, it's about tying back to what matters. >> the idea that pope francis seems to be doing exactly that, the catholic church, one of the things it has been culturally guilty of is separating itself. and now it seems you have this man here at the head of the church saying focus on what matters most, a welcome message for all people of faith? >> absolutely. i think one of those powerful images of pope francis was when he was embracing the man who was deformed and disfigured. he was showing us, this is what go

. ♪ ♪ i want jesus to talk with me ♪ i want jesus to talk with me ♪ lord, i want jesus to talk with mei can't imagine a religious person hearing grandma listening to this record. >> the title, "i want jesus to talk to me." >> by the end, he is just wailing in pain almost. it is just beautiful. it covers 15 things about america, the religious side of things, the southern side of things, the capitalism of this company wanting to sell records and people think this is religious music. we will sell it to them. does not matter. >> somebody says i want some of that. what do they do? >> well, there has been releases of paramount throughout the decades. collectors have found the hard to find discs. it was just an idea to get together a set that you could dive into the entire world and absorb it all. we are selling these through the website and at record stores and everywhere. >> my understanding is that you have all kinds of people that are going to define america. >> yeah, i guess -- third man records was started five years ago. this year, i took off from touring to dedicate to archival projec

lord. we speak of jesus as the word made flesh. the two become one and the same on this feast of christmas. the word becomes flesh and dwelt among us. he's talking about how the word brings light to all of those who suffer, to all of those who walk in darkness. we need the light and cries brings the light to us. >> one of the lines that caught my ear. he says if our heart is closed, if we are dominated by pride, deceit falls within us and around us. whoever hates his brother is in the darkness. sounds like he's saying, you know, that we should not hate those who sin or are adrift, because in a way, everyone is. it really does seem as if he's putting a message out there not just to catholics but beyond that. do you think that's right? >> yes, i think that's very right. i think he is challenging our consciousness and the conscience of the world community. so he's using this light and darkness. he says the darkness in our lives is pride, self-seeking, selfishness. this is a pope who recently in his apostolic exhortation joy of the gos

we offer this prayer in the name of our lord and savior jesus christ. amen. book, the gospel according to st. matthew chapter 25. we read from verse 14 to verse 30. it's a parable of the talents. again, it will be like a man going on a journey who called his servants an entrusted his property to them. to talons op money and to another two given according to his ability. then he went on his journey. the man who received the five talons put his money to work and five five mor gave five more. the one who sevreceived within talent dug a hole in the ground and heed his masters money. after a long time the master returned an settled accounts with them. t the man who received five distal lents brought the five and said master, you entrusted me with five talents. i've gained five more. his master relied, well done good and faithful servant. i will put you in charge of many things. come and chair your masters happiness. the man with two talents came. he said you entrusted me with two talents. see, i have gain two more. his master replied good and faithful servant. i w

. ♪ ♪ ♪ i got jesus ♪ ♪ in me ♪ ♪ journey ♪ lord i want jesus ♪ to walk with me ♪. >> rose: you saidous person walking into the room and hearing you know grandma listening to this record and saying yeah. >> rose: because the title is i want jess to us walk with me. i want to talk with he me and by the end he's just wailing and in pain almost at the end. it's just beautiful. it sort of covers 15 different things about america, the black side of things, the religious side of things, the southern side of things. the capitalism of this company just wanting to sell records if people will buy this and think it is religious music fine, we'll sell it to them. fine, doesn't matter. >> rose: so somebody sees this and says i want some of that, what do they do? >> well, we, there has been releases of paramount throughout the decades and there is-- then there are collectors too who have found they are really hard to find there is only one of these disks in existence people know about. it was just an idea to get together a set that could, you could just dive not entire world and absorb it all so w

and definitely no christ the savior or jesus lord at thy birth. none of that. no way.end nonchristians by singing a christian song. so they just left that whole christian part out. sort of. some parents were really upset by this, and the school has since apologized and is promising it's not going to happen again. i want to bring back defense attorney dany cevallos. during the commercial break, you should have heard these two. >> yes, we were. >> is there anything -- is there anything wrong with what they did other than it's annoying to hear a song excised in that way? especially if it's a christian song. is there anything legal when it comes to a school or school board dealing with our children? >> let's start with the positives. the children were beautiful and sang very well. >> they were lovely. >> taking it to another level, we have the establishment clause and the free exercise clause. when you think of the first amendment, most people think of it with regard to speech. it pertains to religion. you're free to exercise it. the issue is whether the school is too enta

of course, that did not stop christians from imagining how jesus looked. ♪ for the lord god omnipotentcted as a triumphant sun god, like apollo. since then, jesus has been re-imagined by every generation and movies have never tired of portraying him, from "jesus christ superstar" to the brooding artist in "jesus of montreal" to the smiling buddy christ of the film "dogma." ♪ hallelujah >> jesus is not, as far as i can tell historically, the blonde, blue-eyed max von sydow version or even jeffrey hunter who we get from the movies. >> i think he would have looked very much like what we know by the term "hippies." >> now, we may be able to literally put some flesh on the bones of centuries of guessing. that's what the noted medical and forensic artist richard neave did when biblical scholars gave him a copy of a skull from the first century, found in the present-day israel. they wanted to get an idea of what a man from jesus' time and place might have looked like. >> it is a strong skull. and to live satisfactorily, especially the kind of life jesus led, you're going to have to be a fairl

jesus. hallelujah, lord. i love you. more than money. more than -- more than anything. >> good morning.w i -- i flew down here from my hometown of boston yesterday. i thought just to feel at home i will bring the weather with me. so you are welcome for that. and i do so feel at home here this morning. because we share so many beliefs. and we share so many values. we share so many ambitions and hopes. one thing we also share is that we all here believe in miracles. >> nobody likes when they sit on the floor, so -- the kids in africa, wouldn't like to sit on the floor. >> your paperwork will be messy. >> i said -- we believe in miracles. some people have to believe in miracles because they don't think they have ever seen miracles. this is the first time in the city of birmingham. is a miracle. what happened in this city during my lifetime is a miracle. that some people in this room made that happen. the life of nelson mandela is a miracle. we saw that. i will tell you a personal miracle in my life. to be standing here, to be invited into a congregation as a guest to speak here. that puts

i believe jesus christ is my lord and savior and i'm openly gay. i don't have a personal conflict with either one of those positionings, and i'm tired of pseudochristians using the bible to justify being homophobic. say these are your beliefs, don't say it's christianity. >> say they're your pleefs. here is an american citizen expressing his beliefs. all of a sudden he's suspended -- >> because his contract probably says ear in and out supposed to say things. it probably goes against hr policies. >> but can we not be fair to the fact that people who truly believe the whole text the the bible, old and new testament, orthodox jews who believe their old testament, some muslims, even the dalai lama who believe that certain behaviors -- by the way there's a whole big list there, and -- hang on, van. can we not agree that it is absolutely different believing in your faith and believing your saeb celt text, and having a hatred and a bigotry towards people? >> that may well be, but i want to ask this question. i am also raised in the church. my grandfather

and, of course, what he's reminding us is that jesus is the christmas gift of god the father, our lord and savior jesus christ and to the world on christmas morning. as everybody knows, there's nothing, nothing that changes a life like a baby. literally babies, the arrival of a baby changes identities, right? a husband becomes a dad. a wife becomes a mom, and their whole lives are changed because they are centered on that baby, and what pope francis is saying let's center our lives on this baby. this baby represents love, reconciliation, forgiveness, mercy, tenderness, god's outreach and embrace of us. let's center on them and let's welcome this baby with this message. charlie, you just quoted it, of justice and peace. let's welcome that baby into our lives. we take up a newborn baby and hold that baby close to our heart. what francis is saying is let's pick up this christ child, and let's let this baby, this holy infant, transform our lives. i think that's what he's getting at, and he's doing it pretty well. >> there is something remarkable about this pope. everyone has noticed it, an

jesus' name amen. they would have me saying, thank you, lord, for the food, thank you for loving us, amen. i said, why would you cut out "in jesus' name"? they said, well, those editors are doing that, they don't want to offend muslims. i said, i don't think it hurts. your calendar's based on it. so now they're kind of -- every once in a while, they leave it in there. >> so the point there is that as far back as april, bob, he knew how phil robertson felt about this stuff. >> the idea they would have him take "jesus" out, that i find absolutely -- this is -- this guy is an evangelical protestant. this is what he believes in. the idea of taking that away, the word "jesus" away from somebody like this, it's like taking a baseball bat out of the hands of babe ruth. >> he believes -- part of his belief is spreading the word. he believes in spreading the gospel. if you're going to do an interview with "gq" magazine, you can expect phil robertson is going to spread the gospel. i'm not saying it's how everybody believes. but they knew what -- they knew what they were doing. you got to -- if you're

lord?" the reply came, "i am jesus, whom you are persecuting." >> and when he finds out that jesus is trulyit means that the other things that jesus' followers say about him must also be considered as true. jesus is the messiah. >> saul of tarsus who never met jesus in the flesh, never traveled or supped with him and who wanted to kill his followers, becomes the greatest defender of the jesus faith, known to the world by the greek version of his name, paul. >> some people have called paul the second founder of christianity, because christianity is more than following the teachings of jesus. christianity is not just the religion that jesus had, it's the religion about jesus. it's the religion founded on jesus' death and resurrection. >> in his letter to the galatians, paul reveals exactly what jesus told him to do. "that i should announce him triumphant among the gentiles." it was a radical mission. >> he starts preaching there, to gentiles, to pagans and saying, "this is a faith that can touch you," and that must have been -- it must have -- the jews in the diaspora must have said, "my gosh

one of the last versus is come lord geez and of course one of the great invitation s is jesus says come to me all ye who labor and are heavy laden. we've been talk about the advent and some of the scriptures that can help prepare us during this time. hugh, what are some of the scriptures that -- >> well, i think it would be helpful to prepare for christmas, we do -- we do a lot of things. everybody has got their own family traditions and so on. >> uh-huh. >> reading or a christmas carol or the night before christmas or watching -- >> joy to the world. >> watching it's a wonderful life, trying to get through the movie the miracle on 34th street. things like that. so we all have these storied and traditions. even if you want to wash froes see the snowman; that's great. as long as you get the sound track. charlie brown's christmas. all of this stuff, just choose what you want to do, in your own family traditions. mike in the booth says his family tradition is you get up and keep your jam mes on and your robe on christmas day and open things then. some people go out and -- but the point, i

jesus name, amen. they would just have me say thank you, lord, for the food. thank you for loving us. amen. hey said well, those editors are probably doing that. they don't want to offend sop of the muslims or something. i said, i don't think it hurts d to throw his name in there from time to time. your calendar is based on it. >> the point there is that as far back as april, a & e knew how phil robertson felt about this stuff. >> yeah. the idea that they would haveoud him take jesus out, that, i find absolutely -- this guy is a evangelical protestant who does this kind -- this is what he an believes in and the idea of taking that away, the word jesut away from somebody like this iss just like taking a baseball bati out of thes, hands of babe ruth. >> part of his belief is spreading the word. so he believes in spreading the gospel. so ifhe you're going to do an interview with gq magazine, you can expect phil robertson going to spread the gospel. i'm not saying that's how everybody believes, but they knew what they were and -- if you're going to have him there, let phil be phil, if that's wha

this james is the brother of the lord. >> it's somewhat surprising that we should hear of jesus' own family members among this earliest group in jerusalem precisely because, in the gospels, the family is... is usually portrayed as being antagonistic toward his public ministry. at one point, in mark's gospel, they think he's gone crazy, and they try to take him away before he can do himself some harm. and they go down to ask the question of how do we deal with these gentile converts? and they manage to get some sort of rough agreement with the jerusalem leadership. they agree that it's okay for paul to convert these gentiles and yet not to force them to be circumcised. >> narrator: as part of the compromise, paul agreed to collect money from his gentile congregations to support the church in jerusalem. >> so when paul goes back to antioch, he seems to think that he's won a major victory in the understanding of what the christian message will be. shortly after his return to antioch, however, peter arrives from jerusalem. >> one of the most vivid episodes he sketches is in the epistle t

are curious whether these are random acts or organized. 9 "tips for jesus" have popped up across the country with a heading "doing the lord pass work one tip at a time." at the taco delicious, there was a $1,000 tip. >> everyone is at a different level. if you can afford it and you want to be generous, that is great. >> identities, -- otherwise, 15 percent to 20 percent will do. >> is it the same person or a group of people banding together. >> no one knows. that is great. make the holidays one tip at a time. >> we have a big tip. the bundle up. >> yes, with heavy coats. mittens. ear muffs. you need them this morning and more so tomorrow. the big story? the next 48 hours is how cool it will be because of the clean polar air mass over the top of us and look at that visibility on live doppler 7 hd, unlimited this morning. we cooler in novato at 28 degrees. we dropped down to 30 in santa rosa and 31 in conquer, and 32 in san ramon and close to forecast in fremont and napa at 34 and half moon bay is 32 degrees. 41 in san carlos and mountain view and 38 in san jose. beautiful picture from mount tamalpais and how clear the came