on may 6th lou is bringing it to virginia. >> lou joins me now. you talk about the young generation. you have been firing them up for prayer for a long time. how do you get them really excited about being part of this thing called the great commission? >> music. david, in the bible, he actually was like a worship leader for a youth movement. the musicians, the kids today are playing music, they want to love jesus. the music culture is bringing them to jesus within he is producing a love for the gospel, prayer, worship, youth, resolution, all over the globe, it is stunning. >> talk about the impact it is having on the culture and in places around the world? >> i am thinking about the ym movement, youth with a mission. prayer, worship, gospel missions across the globe. missions and prayer are kissing each other. i come from kansas city, 13 years of day and night worship with full-blown worship teams, music changes the culture of a nation even more than laws, it touches the heart of young people. >> you have been doing this for a very long time. you

lou dobbs, everybody and lou is on facebook. check him out. all right. >> thanks, bill. >> dumbest things on deck. another liberal media person insulting ann romney and hitler is mentioned in the diatribe. dumb is n what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. wow, that feels really good! once you experience it, there's no going back. at the sleep number memorial day sale, save 40% on our innovative sleep number silver edition bed-for a limited time. only at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. dumbest things of the week. here they are to help us celebrate that arthel neville and five guy greg gutfeld also on red eye whenever that is on. i don't know. arthel has chosen a "newsweek" contributor michelle goldberg who appa

lou dobbs, everybody and lou is on facebook. check him out.hanks, bill. >> dumbest things on deck. another liberal media person insulting ann romney and hitler is mentioned in the diatribe. dumb is next. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. dumbest things of the week. here they are to help us celebrate that arthel neville and five guy greg gutfeld also on red eye whenever that is on. i don't know. arthel has chosen a "newsweek" contributor michelle goldberg who apparently objects to ann romney writing, quote: one hat that moms never take off is the crown of motherhood. there is no crown more glorious, unquote. >> that phrase the crown of motherhood really kind of creepy, not just because of its somewhat -- you know, it's usually really aauthoritarian societies that give out the cross of motherhood, that give awards for big families. stahlian did it, hitler did it. >> bill: that is really dumb, correct? >> you know why it's dumb because ann romney is not running for president. she is not fair game. of course, there is never necessity for

with us now to react fox business anchor lou dobbs. gap that we have seen since the race began. and i'm saying that gay marriage might have had a little something to do with this because this is an overnight. the daily track something overnight. it's right on the heels of president obama coming out for gay marriage. >> it certainly if we have to pick one event, there is no question that the easiest way to put that causal relationship together would be to obviously the president's statement that he is now, he has evolved to same sex marriage support. it's going to be interesting to see what's going on here as we see more polls overtime. but that's really the only variable at work here. >> bill: the economy though is getting shakier and shakier this week the market did very poorly. jp morgan are they out of business now? did wendy's buy them? something happened. i didn't quite understand what it. >> it was $2 billion trading loss at least as as far as we know right now. that shook, obviously the banking industry sector in the markets, th

kissinger introduced that way years ago by ibm ceo lou gerstner, dr.singer came to the podium, and in his inimitable fashion said thank you, lou, but your introduction was far too modest. so when lou was called upon again to introduce dr. kissinger, he mentioned dr. kissinger's comment, and then he went on at some length about his brilliance, his books, his government service, his nobel peace prize, and so on and so on, and went on for some time. and then he came to the podium and said to the audience, lou, it is true that no man needs an introduction less than i do, but no man appreciates one more. as national security adviser and then secretary of state to presidents nixon and ford, dr. kissinger was a key participant in foreign policy debates at everst

with us now to react fox business anchor lou dobbs. this is the biggest gap that we have seen since the race began. and i'm saying that gay marriage might have had a little something to do with this because this is an overnight. the daily track something overnight. it's right on the heels of president obama coming out for gay marriage. >> it certainly if we have to pick one event, there is no question that the easiest way to put that causal relationship together would be to obviously the president's statement that he is now, he has evolved to same sex marriage support. it's going to be interesting to see what's going on here as we see more polls overtime. but that's really the only variable at work here. >> bill: the economy though is getting shakier and shakier this week the market did very poorly. jp morgan are they out of business now? did wendy's buy them? something happened. i didn't quite understand what it. >> it was $2 billion trading loss at least as as far as we know right now. that shook, obviously the banking industry secto

i am now going to ask lou to walk through the report.the way, these are all the documents that we reviewed. >> that is a very small sample. from this, we produced about 4000 pages of analysis that we condensed into this 20-page report we are releasing today. good afternoon. lou pizante. i am a partner at equitas. my name is on the back of the report as well. there has been a lot of anecdotal evidence about foreclosure irregularities, as bill said. where there is smoke, you naturally expect to find fire. what thisç report uncovered was an honor inferno. what we did was we looked at 60% of foreclosure sales over a three-year period and focused on six areas. we actually have that. we look at documents that were recorded at the county recorder's office and we also looked at public information federal filings, such as sec filings in connection with securitization. the first page is an introduction that just gives some summary statistics. then we go into each area and talk about the topics in each area and explain them with the knicks -- exce

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the one, the only, lou, lou manfredini. easy ways to organize. first, this is "today" on nbc.ributor lou manfredini has some great ideas for putting everything in its place. >> nice to see you. >> this is the time people are getting busy, they want to get in the garage. you say you need to get everything out of the garage and get organized. >> the first thing today, the garage is like a vortex. you don't know where to put things. people with basements have the same problem, it all ends up in there. get it all out. get the place cleaned up and my first tip is to get the floor painted so really kind of brighten things up a little bit. >> right. >> most of us have concrete floors that just don't look good, a lot of cracks. patch all those cracks. this is a kit by rust-oleum called epoxy shield. you have to clean the greece first. you mix "a" and "b." give it a little time to flake, it's called where it bonds. then you roll it onto the floor. this doesn't look like much. looks like a gray floor. but they give you these chips, and these little chips can make this actually look like

they called on senator lou to stop using a derogatory and misleading term. they disagree with the allegations about the product safety. the maker said they stand with the regulatory authorities and behind the safety of the ingredient. >> the fda considers the meat glue to be safe when used properly. we arepoing all of the statements along with our investigations into meat glue that started last week at abc7news.com. for the i team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> the forecast is coming up with meteorologist sandhya patel, and some rain is in it. >> also, ever had to wait for hours for maybe the cable installer? michael finney says they might owe you money. >> and the public tirade when elizabeth edwards learned about her husband's infidelity. all that's coming up, and then on "nightline." >> i'm cynthia mcfaden. coming up next on "nightline" extremely young girls looking you ultra thin and ultra perfect. one 14-year-old's crusade to stop an industry's dangerous deception. and then we go back stage for my staring role on revenge. i am keeping my day job. that's on

i'm lou heckler. >> susie: lou's also online at nbr.com. and tom, you'll be in las vegas next week at the money show. we'll be looking forward to your reports from there. meanwhile, have a fantastic weekend, everyone. >> tom: good night, susie and everyone. we'll see you online at nbr.com and back here next week. "nightly business report" is brought to you by: captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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hello, lou, go ahead. make sure to mute the set, turn down your set there, and go ahead with your question or comment for bill or bly. i'm going to put you on hold, lou. bill kelso, we just showed your book, "the buried truth." how long did that one take you to write? >> well, it came out in '06. so, it's always -- it's always in production, really, and a revision, too. i'm working on a revision of that because we found so much since '06. but that basically tells the story the way i saw it. and, i mean, it was -- since we started the project in 1994, i guess you could say it took 12 years. >> the caller a few minutes ago calling and saying he was in 1966 trying to find jamestown. do you find a lot of amateur archaeologists telling you much of the same thing? >> no. i've kind of thought what he was saying it's so confusing here because there's other types of jamestowns around here. and the signs are just everywhere, and it's confusing for a visitor to come in. that may be what he was up against. >> let's tr

they called on senator lou to stop using a derogatory and misleading term.disagree with the allegations about the product safety. the maker said they stand with the regulatory authorities and behind the safety of the ingredient. the meataeat glue to be safe when used properly. we are posting all of the statements along with our investigations into meat glue that started last week at abc7news.com. theews.fore dan noyes, >>> the forecast is coming up with meteorologist sandhya patel, and some rain is in it. >> also, ever had to wait for hours for maybe the cable installer? michael finney says they might owe you money. >> and the public tirade when elizabeth edwards learned about her husband's infidelity. all that's coming up, and then on "nightline." >> i'm cynthia mcfaden. coming up next on "nightline" extremely young girls looking you ultra thin and ultra perfect. one 14-year-old's crusade to stop anndustry's dangerous deception. and then we go back stage for my staring role on revenge. i am keeping my day job. that's on "nightline." >> abc7 news at 11:00 co

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i have lou gehrig's disease. g-e-h-r-i-g apostrophe s. >> reporter: ben bier was 31, an actor and a play right when he was diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease, als, a disease that is always fatal. he began a video diary that ultimately turned into this full-length documentary that he called "indestructible." >> they have -- they have more treatment for the -- the -- the flu than they do for this disease. >> reporter: did you know -- >> nothing. >> reporter: -- what that was? >> absolutely nothing. i had no idea about als. i mean, i'd heard about people having als and it was a horrible disease, and i didn't want to know any more. >> reporter: steven and barbara byer were his parents. >> at the time, mind you, this was eight or nine years ago, ben was given what we call the als speech, which is now still given, but in the as frequently as it was then. and the speech is, gee, i'm terribly sorry, you have als. you're going to die in one to three years. >> my body is about 15% dead, but i'm also 85% alive. >> reporter

mark geragos, marcia clark, lou palumbo, thanks. five exotic animals are back on an ohio farm tonight. they're back for the first time since a farmer released dozens of the dangerous animals from their cages and then killed themselves. a lot of those animals were killed by authorities. the latest update on why the animals are back and their condition. t >>> five exotic animals have been returned to a farm in ohio. in october he remember terry thompson opened cages to set loose dozens of animals from his private harm and then he committed suicide. jason carroll updates. >> reporter: after six months in quarantine and an hour and a half ride from their temporary home at the columbus zoo and aquarium, five animals, two leopards, two monkeys, and a bear, made it back to a farm in zanesville, ohio, where their owner marianne thompson welcomed them home. she gave a special greeting to one of the leopards. but this homecoming is not welcome by all here in this rural community. >> i felt she deserved to have the animals back, they're her a

through rene and through lou both, they were able to bring richard on board. >> so after the featureilm and the folks walk out of the theater, what are you hoping they're walking away with at the end of the night? >> i hope that, first of all, they'll be entertained and they'll be satisfied with their investment, both in time and the financial part. and also, i want them to go home and think about life in the 21st century. life in 2012, life in the big city, life in urban america. you know, the subtheme is greed. and there's a little bit of big brother in it also. so i hope people think about their own values when they go home after watching the movie about our values as a society, and our individual values also, and how important it is to stick to your true self, to be able to live a satisfied life and be able to raise healthy kids. and to be able to move forward as a society in a healthy way. in a positive direction. instead of being just stuck in the mud, so to speak, and greed and money and all this that nowadays, it just -- it's overwhelming. >> philosophical. >> hey. >> we have

>> bill: lou dobbs, everybody. there we go. bernie goldberg on how the media covered the occupy protest in chicago and jay carney's performance yesterday. if you didn't see it we are going to play it again when asked about president obama's opinion of the occupier. you have got to see this. goldberg is next. solid support? >> i think you are making broad comparisons between different groups what the president has said in the past is that he has understood the frustrations that americans have about the -- failure, in particular, of wall street -- >> bill: joining us now from miami the purveyor of goldberg.com mr. goldberg. it's pretty simple. mr. carney had a tremendously hard time. we could have played that sound bite longer. i don't think i have ever seen a presidential press secretary. i have been doing this a long time going back to ron -- going back even further zeigler with nixon, i don't think i have seen a presidential press secretary some pflum mixed is the president still behind the occupiers or not? >> shame on you, t

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