and jesus says the meek shall inherit the earth. bring the woman. we are now to hear and judge the case of the woman who has violated sacred covenants of marriage thus brought shame on her husband's house. >> just ignore him. >> i want you to provoke him. >> we stand here ready at the lord moses an adultress to hereby be stoned. do you deny -- >> she has sinned. and been judged. do you oppose the law? it's his silence offense of fornication. i know you, jesus of nazareth. you have opinions on everything. what's his opinion on this? >> any among you who is without sin let them be the first to cast a stone at her. any among you who's without sin? >> god has set forth, not him. the law must be carried out. kill her. here, kill her. >> you kill her. >> i cannot. >> i beg for forgiveness. >> go. >> we will see you accused, >> we will see you accused, judged and punished for this. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or vis

philly rapper meek meek mill gave her the 15 carol yellow heart shaped diamond encrusted ring. wow. it is apparently estimated at half million-dollar. half million-dollar. >> how much dit the cost to do those nails. >> somewhat close to that. >> they have been dating for a couple of months. followers started tweeting both wrappers congratulating them on their engagement well conn. >>> country music's biggest stars will be honored sunday night at the 50th annual country muse ache ward on cbs-3. >> it is largest live award show ever stage. here's a closer look at florida georgia line. >> ♪ >> florida georgia line i think is a no hater if you are going to hate but it is what we do and we will have fun. >> when 2014 started everyone wanted to know what they were going to do next. could they deliver a second album that had as many hits on it and made people really want to see them. >> ♪ >> we're country to the core but we like to incorporate our influence and have have a good time, keep it fresh. that is who we are. >> i think the whole am bum as a whole came together in a way where ther

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so you know there is comes just after rumors have started that she and meek mill are engaged. >> yes. so tweet being it, another picture there in miami hanging out. she had a ring on her finger, then oh i'm going show you a pick. then she posts this, as people my gosh, they're engaged so their camps so meek mills camp and nicky minaj camp, haven't confirmed there is teasing us right now but look at that. >> how many karats? >> canary-yellow. >> thirteen car arts. certainly can airy diamond there in the middle. >> well if it is not an engagement ring, that's very expensive promise ring. >> here is the problem. it is a beautiful ring no question about it. >> it is, it is huge. >> but doesn't it -- it just -- fingernails seriously? >> too much. >> i can't even see the fingernails. i can't get past the ring. >> really? >> yes. >> i looked right there at the nails. >> the nails ya, they are extravagant. >> but she nicky minaj. she can do what she wants. >> is she in a toilet oring? >> bathroom pick looks like. >> oh, i am looking, in the bathroom. >> maybe in a hotel rumor something? >> ma

if the law was not as you say, then it was as you said then why did mike pence feel, dan, why did meek pence feel the need to clarify it? >> well, because i think they were under this tremendous pressure from businesses and the ncaa and so forth. they got carpet bombed. and the thing is, this pushed aside the legal context in which this took place. their law was a duplicate as 19 other states have done of the religious restoration act which set up a balancing act between a compelling state interest, say to bar discrimination, versus an individual who feels substantially burdened by these things, and a judge would supposedly decide these things. as to the private interests, four appellate courts decided that private interests were covered. but the federal statute only applied to federal laws. so the states felt obliged to copy these laws >> but there has never been a case where a court has upheld somebody denying services to a gay couple or a gay marriage that i have seen. i've not found any yet. >> discrimination -- >> the critics make it sound like this is happening all over the count

. >> you come in looking meek and mild, those inmates that have been here, they get you into debt, ify're not soliciting debt, they have your family members send them money, and if that doesn't happen, you get threatened with bodily harm. >> we met a number of inmates at holman, but few more memorable than parker. >> about six months ago, i cut a dude's throat down there in population. >> what happened. >> he beat me out of some money and me and him would work a deal and i kept going back to him, i said, hey, you know, you need to [ bleep ] pay me my money. you need to pay me what you owe me. he didn't pay me and i got tired and cut his throat. >> parker has assaulted other inmates and staff members, he has spent most of his time at holman in the administrative segregation unit. >> he's in here for violence and apparently the time has not taught him any differently. >> could i be rehabilitated? yeah, i could be rehabilitated, becau if i could get rid of the hatred. i have a lot of hatred for people. >> he loves attention, he loves to mike owe manage, he loves to give everybody that's

so i'd like to thank my colleague representative meeks along with manufacture though others on both my side of the aisle and the other side of the aisle that have worked tirelessly to help fix this flawed provision currently being implemented in dodd-frank i. i urge my colleagues to work in support of h.r. 685 and help make the dreams of their constituents come true by ensuring that all consume verse greater access to mortgage credit and more choices and credit providers. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california reis -- rise? ms. waters: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for such time as she may consume. ms. waters: i rise in opposition to h.r. 685, the so-called mortgage choice act which would roll back protections for home buyers make mortgages more expensive, undermine dodd-frank and undo the important work of the consumer financial protection bureau. as its title indicate, the mortgage choice act would affect c

. >>> the honorable gregory meeks and mrs.norable thomas donilon. >>> honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. >>> the honorable parker and mr. parker. >> your son? >> yes. >> my daughter is a senior in high school but he's a junior at georgetown so he's always my date. >> how old are you? >> 21. >> so you can direct now. >> that's what i told him. he just turned 21. he said he didn't want to drink though. >> have you been to the white house before? >> yeah, i got to go to the white house before. >> not too shabby. >> i asked him last night. >> yeah, you know. >> she's going to be more excited if she sees him on tv. i've got this thing at the white house. do you want to go? >> and you had the tux ready to go? >> no, we called the rental place. >> last time they still had his measurabilities but i wanted to make sure because this is his last week of finals. i wanted to make sure -- >> are you studied up? >> yeah, yeah, i'm good. i have an oral exam friday but i'm good. >> thanks so much. >> thank you all. enjoy. >>> all right, guys.

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. >> communications executive nia meeks. >> good morning. >> are you an executive, ed? no, you're just a foreign-policy analyst. the best there is. thank you, ed turzanski, for joining us. the feds, this week, brought their case. bob menendez had known for a long time they were working on this case. it dropped 14 counts against him, a 68-page indictment. the keyword here, out of all these counts, is bribery. he says he had a friendship with a florida ophthalmologist named salomon melgen. they said what he was really doing was taking luxury travel accommodations, hundreds of thousand of dollars in campaign contributions, for quid pro quo. menendez came out and reacted this week, and let's say he's making it really clear he's not going to make it easy for them. here's what he said. >> i'm angry because prosecutors at the justice department don't know the difference between friendship and corruption. they are dead wrong, and i am -- >> okay, now, here's the question -- is this what friendship looks like? melgen is famous as getting the greatest amount of medicare paybacks

he's a meek cowering mouse crumbling under the weight of political correctness.voe indicated their authority to preserve their own power. they don't have the guts. eric? >> so they should not worry about what the president uses the word thug or we use the word thug. it really doesn't matter. the "n" word doesn't matter. 66% of african-american kids are growing up without a father in the household. that is what they should be talking about rather than -- >> i was going to say, they have this -- if i was press secretary, cross the line from protester into what? what can you say? and maybe we need a new word if you could come up with one or something. >> kimberly? >> i really like -- i haven't been in love with ray lewis in the past but i like what he had to say. he took stance and tried to reach young people and said don't do this. they are only hurting themselves. you can see the frustration and passion in his voice. all they've done is cut more funding to schools, to other things because somebody has to pay to clean all this up. so now you've just screwed yoursel

. >>> we are live in santa cruz where police have adopt adieu meek way in publicizing suspected criminalsy want to catch. we'll tell you why they are doing it. >> we're looking at the bridge commute getting into san francisco. it looks pretty good as you drive across the bridge. there is already a little bit of a backup at the toll plaza but nothing major. >> still a couple little guys showers around. napa airport one. down toward santa cruz mountains. the trend is to clear it out. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. what you're looking at on your screen photos of a suspected bank robber in santa cruz. police call him the mrs. doubtfire robber. obviously because of that disguise he's wearing. coming up in two minutes ktvu janine de la vega will have more on how the police hope that nickname will help catch him. stay tuned. it's the middle of the week, it's wednesday, april 8

james meek, an inmate at hmp shots prison in scotland is a self-trained saucier and keeps an impressive collection of spices to turn mundane prison grub into something exotic. >> spices. to make curries and that. but you've got to wash out the meat and things like that, you know. and then you make your own sauce and put the meat back and then add your sauce together. because some of the curries they make are rubbish. >>> not to the outdone by their peers overseas. american inmates often choose to forego the chow hall and create their own meals with food they can purchase from the prison canteen. we met chris at the limon correctional facility in colorado. >> take one whole sausage and slice it up long ways. four different ways, quarters. you make quarters out of them and then cut that completely in half and then sometimes i'll put a little bit of honey on top of the sausage and then i'll put the cheese over the top of it and then cook it in the microwave for a minute so it melts it down and it makes a pretty good meal. it's better than the food they serve you in the chow hall. >> but on

joining me now democratic new york congressman gregory meeks members of foreign apairs committee.good to be with you. >> first let's talk about what's happening in kenya, still going on as we speak. seems every time we talk about isis we're reminded there are other terrorist groups out there, too. >> yeah, and that's what we've got to stay focused on. look at al shabaab and look at still al qaeda and folks trying to look wherever they can go to create these kind of heinous acts, and that's why it's important for communication and cooperation with governments all over the globe so that we can fight them. it's not just the united states. it's all of us got to work hand in hand to fight against these extreme groups. >> i want to take you now to yemen. there are reports iranian-backed rebels seized the presidential palace and al qaeda made it into another city released a number of prison inmates. hundreds of them. sounds like it's turn into a chaotic scene every day, getting more chaotic? >> it is and why i think we've got to show to the saudi arabians and our other gulf state arab al

. >> if you come in and you look meek and mild, then those guys that are seasoned and have been here, they run games on you. they get you into debt. once you get into debt, if they don't solicit sex from you, then they solicit that you have your family members to send them money. if that doesn't happen, then you get threatened with bodily harm. >> we met a number of predatory inmates at holman but few more memorable than steven parker, a self-proclaimed leader of a white supremacist gang. parker is serving life without parole for murdering his stepmother and attempting to kill his father. >> about six months ago, i cut a dude's throat down there in population. >> what happened? >> well, he was beating me out of some money. and me and him worked a deal and i kept going back to him. and i said, you need to pay me my [ bleep ] money. you need to pay me what you owe me. and he knew me from other prisons. he knew what would eventually happen if he didn't pay me. i finally got tired of it and went and cut his throat. >> parker has assaulted numerous other inmates and staff members. he has s

when you start using speech and debate clause coverage which makes you immune from lawsuits to meek accusations you can't back up is dangerous. >> not paying your taxes can be a crime. and accusing someone of a crime is libel per se. harry reid is a lawyer. he is a trial lawyer. he knew damn well what he was doing. right before the election. one of the most vicious, cruel things. you would think that someone in the democratic party would have the courage to step up, even after -- the reason this has come up is because senator reid is still standing by it. >> that's right he is still saying did i what i did and it worked basically. there you go. to make matters worse, impropriety he did some three years ago, hype is i. he did not he release his own release tax records. no, i'm not going to show you my tax returns. he kept those bottled up while he was accusing mitt romney not paying his taxes. >> what's the hold on the democrats that no one has ever spoken up about it and even today or yesterday when this new phase came up? >> we will see what happens. harry reid is the most powerful democrat in

meek mill? >> mcmeal? >> it's the number seven at mcdonald's.lie jenner lip challenge? you stick a cup on your mouth suck on it really hard until your lips fill up the whole cup then you pop it off and -- >> what about that lip gloss that has the bee sting stuff in it? it makes them like all plump. >> you can also rub poison ivy on your face! [laughter] >> sofia vergara is in a jie gigantic legal battle with her ex-fiance. they went through the in vitro

. >> communications executive nia meeks. >> good morning. >> are you an executive, ed?o, you're just a foreign-policy analyst. the best there is. thank you, ed turzanski, for joining us. the feds, this week, brought their case. bob menendez had known for a long time they were working on this case. it dropped 14 counts against him, a 68-page indictment. the keyword here, out of all these counts, is bribery. he says he had a friendship with a florida ophthalmologist named salomon melgen. they said what he was really

[applause] the same electorate that voted in evan meek him. they have to deal with issues where they have a papers only please bill. it was struck down by the u.s. supreme court. we had another issue that said you could legally discriminate against gays. the list goes on and on in terms of what comes out of the legislature that is far right wing. they do not represent the arizona voters. they represent the 4% of the people that show up in a republican primary. the key is for arizona, for us to be able to break out of that and give a voice to the majority of those voters, to make certain you change that architecture. here's what's even more important. you can't get people to understand poverty unless you are willing to understand commerce. you can't get people to understand how to fix problems until you understand the importance of working together. a nonpartisan system, in my opinion, is meant to facilitate communication between all five so that you can do the things important that move our society forward. [applause] >> let me see -- jackie s

francis meeks ran a common general store across the lawn from the tavern right behind you.e also served he did, as the village's postmaster and pharmacist. one thing rendered appomattox different than many villages. it was the county seat. it's an undeniable curiosity that when in 1845, the virginia legislature created appomattox county and designated the county seat at this village then called clover hill. it's an undeniable curiosity that local leaders decided to build the jail before they built the courthouse. once the courthouse opened in 1846 appomattox commenced a distinct rhythm that persisted for decades. monthly court days brought life to this community once a month as citizens gathered from across the county to conduct business to run for office, to sell goods, to sell slaves. to witness court proceedings. it's likely and probably that the only world famous residents at that timec probably made appearances at court days here prior to the war. sheriff wilson went about his business in early 1865 like many american sheriffs did, except that in 1865 he spent much mor

francis meeks ran a common general store across the lawn from the tavern right behind you.e also served he did, as the village's postmaster and pharmacist. one thing rendered appomattox different than many villages. it was the county seat. it's an undeniable curiosity that when in 1845, the virginia legislature created appomattox county and designated the county seat at this village then called clover hill. it's an undeniable curiosity that local leaders decided to build the jail before they built the courthouse. once the courthouse opened in 1846 appomattox commenced a distinct rhythm that persisted for decades. monthly court days brought life to this community once a month as citizens gathered from across the county to conduct business to run for office, to sell goods, to sell slaves. to witness court proceedings. it's likely and probably that the only world famous residents at that timec probably made appearances at court days here prior to the war. sheriff wilson went about his business in early 1865 like many american sheriffs did, except that in 1865 he spent much mor

francis meeks ran a common general store across the lawn from the tavern right behind you.ed he did, as the village's postmaster and pharmacist. one thing rendered appomattox different than many villages. it was the county seat. it's an undeniable curiosity that when in 1845, the virginia legislature created appomattox county and designated the county seat at this village then called clover hill. it's an undeniable curiosity that local leaders decided to build the jail before they built the courthouse. once the courthouse opened in 1846 appomattox commenced a distinct rhythm that persisted for decades. monthly court days brought life to this community once a month as citizens gathered from across the county to conduct business to run for office, to sell goods, to sell slaves. to witness court proceedings. it's likely and probably that the only world famous residents at that timec probably made appearances at court days here prior to the war. sheriff wilson went about his business in early 1865 like many american sheriffs did, except that in 1865 he spent much more time roun

they call this meek but a tradition. i spoke with one woman who comes every year and brought her daughter for the first time. she's enjoying the early morning experience. >> wake up really early. four generations here. >> where does it come from as far as this morning. >> i live in florida now. >> as you come back out here live. the difference of a local ministries today rain unfortunately is in the forecast and i had a chance to speak with organizers who said if really starts to come down, plan b is to move it to a nearby churchill. anything short they're going to go right on through an enjoy their easter service and one of the more unique setting. >> looks like right now is it dry? >> it's dry right now so far so good and organizers and everyone hopes that that's possession of the hour-long is service. i have seen a few people brick umbrellas. they're going to tough out the rain this morning. >> okay. great. thank you for that report. pope francis and tense of thousands are braving the rain for easter sunday mas. thund

francis meeks ran a store. the he served at village's postmaster and farm cyst.vill one thing wasag different, the county seat. it's an undeniable curiosity that appomattox county was created and des itsuignated the county seat at clover hill.urthou theyse decided to build the jail before they built the e courthouse. once the courthouse opened in 1846 appomattox commenced the distinct rhythm. this court days brought life to this ty to townco once a month as business was conducted to sell slaves, ceedin to selgsl goods, to witness court proceedings. it's likely and perhaps probable that appomattox's only world famous residents at that time, the banjo-playing sweeney family probably made appearances at court days here prior to the war. several lawyers kept offices in town. >> sheriff hicks went about his business like many other 1865 american sheriffs did, except in 1865 he spent more time rounding up confederate deserters than outlaws. george pierce lived at the yer crossroads near what is today surrender triang

meek michael is a practicing attorney since 1988. he's a leader in the movement for social and criminal justice for many many decades. he's a founder of the national action network and serves as executive vice president and general counsel to the national action network. please welcome michael hardy. [ applause ] next to michael chad peace, who is here all the way from california. chad is an attorney and he's the president of independent voter contact media llc. he was one of the leaders and movers and shakers really of a behind the scenes architect of the successful effort to open top primaries in california. [ applause ] and we thank him for that. he's the national legal strategist for end partisanship's efforts to bring a very, very important lawsuit in the state of new jersey which we'll hear some about during the course of the discussion. he's also the managing editor of independent voter news an online platform for political news and analysis from independent-minded authors. chad peace. [ applause ] >> then the final two gentle

to lift growth create jobs, and disspell this new meek oakdiocre that is lurking on the horizon. of course it's difficult. those are political reforms and anything that is reform or requires international consensus is difficult. they involve tough choices, tradeoffs, and there are winners and losers in the short run, but in the long run, everybody can win. so how do we win? well, our view my view is that we can only win by working together. and i'm struck by how action to lift growth is becoming increasingly country specific. you know, gone are the days when you could say, dear advanced economies, the emerging markets, low income countries. no, it's a matter that is far more complicated, which probably includes something like 128 boxes depending on what criteria you use. yet all of those issues i have referred to, macroeconomic, financial risks, prukative ativeproductivity increases, all of that is interconnected and multilayered. so the challenge for policymakers around the world is combine the policies needed to boost today's growth with those that will how can you actually use

[applause] the same electorate that voted in evan meek him.hey have to deal with issues where they have a papers, only please bill. it was struck down by the u.s. supreme court. we had another issue that said you could legally discriminate against gays. the list goes on and on in terms of what comes out of the legislature that is far right wing. here is the secret -- they do not represent the arizona voters. they represent the 4% of the people that show up in a republican primary. the key is for arizona, for us to be able to break out of that and give a voice to the majority of those voters, to make certain you change that architecture. here's what's even more important. you can't get people to understand poverty unless you are willing to understand commerce. you can't get people to understand how to fix problems until you understand the importance of working together. a nonpartisan system, in my opinion, is meant to facilitate communication between all five so that you can do the things important that move our society forward. [applause] jack