my meineke. >>> welcome back.ard of groups like the moral majority and ta christian coalition, two groups that embrace a conservative view on politics be u my next guest is not just challenging the view from the right but the left as well. he's author of "a faith of our own." and he's joining our "face of the faith" segment. good morning. >> good morning. >> you write about this new generation of evangelicals. what's created the shift to create this new generation? >> i think it's probably two things. first of all, they've seen the way that the last 30 years of christian engagement has influenced public perceptions about christianity. young acults seem relicious as judge mental and antipolitical and anti-gay. they don't see themselves that way. i think the second thing which is probably the most important is the reliejs rite strategy has shown largely to be a failure. 30 years ago the religious rite formed in the public square to make abortion illegal and turn back the tide of same-sex marriage and to reduce the s

my meineke. yeah. here i am in my scalloped chair.y back from the library i dropped off your dry cleaning, and guess what i saw in the store next door. a new dresser? oh, yeah. does it have a patina? shh. no more talking. it's on. [let's get it on playing] wait, wait. wait. stop. what's wrong? i--i can't do this. but you love doing this. guh. but it's wrong. no, it's not. [stammers] [turns off stereo] i'm tired of living in a berry patch. what? yeah. look, a-and i'm tired of your baskets and your dried flowers and your crates from the french bakeries and i cannot stand all cthat girlyrap in the bathroom. i washed my hands m for 15inutes before i realized i was rubbing a candle. a man lives here a manly man who drinks beer and guts fish and... throws boomerangs. enough! stop trying to seduce me you furniture hooker. did you just call me a hooker? [telephone rings] yello. forget what i said. they can go out and buy the furniture anyway. she found a new dresser, and i stood my ground. there is no ground. abort mission. take the sex befor

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my meineke. >>> welcome back. we are back now with clint hill.ent who was the man who lumped on the limousine after john f. kennedy was shot to shield the president and the first lady. in the years after the asassuation, you said you felt guilty of not taking a bullet for the president and feel you could have done more. do you feel that way today? >> i'll always have that sense of guilt and responsibility. i was the only one who had a chance that day. i came back to daley plaza in 1990. i came to the conclusion i did everything i could have done given the circumstances at the time of the first shot. the first shot was free. we only had a chance to react after that fire. >> have you worked through the guilt of not taking the bullet for him as you said you wish you could have done? >> the guilt will always be there. the writing of the book, "mrs. kennedy and me" helped a great deal. i have relived the situation, gone through it again and talked to people. it's been ka that theic to go through that process. >> how do you find the courage. most of us

my meineke. >> back in the game. "big miss," hank haney joins me exclusively.book what was the purpose in writing it? >> any time you're around greatness like i was for six years and you see it at close quarters, you're asked about it. i'm asked about tiger all the time, anywhere i go. people want to know what it was like to work with tiger? what did you work on? what was he like as a golfer? you're asked about that and i wanted to share it. and i knew that i'd catch some flak but i also, you know, really came to the conclusion that, you know, these were my memories, too. they weren't just tiger's memories, and i wanted to talk about them and wanted to share them. >> you were with tiger 110 days a year, you talked to him 200 days a year. as far as coach and player goes, it doesn't get much closer than that, does it? >> that's a lot of time to spend with a player. of all the players i've worked with on the tour that's the most time i've ever spent with a player. >> what did you think of him? what do you make of him as a man? >> very complex. very, very complex.

my meineke. >>> checking your headlines now, the u.s.ast guard has taken two injured crew members off the crippled yacht drifting about 270 miles off the california coast. the boat was caught in a storm and smashed by waves. at least three people were hurt. the ship reportedly can't communicate or steer. the 40,000-mile competition pits amateur sailors against each other in a round the world race. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says america will stand with the opposition against the government of president assad. speaking at a conference of world leaders in istanbul, she said the u.s. will nearly double the aid it now gives to the free syrian army. opposition forces say they can't hold on forever. they report 80 people killed sunday, including 21 in the city of homs. the syrian national council is promising to pay soldiers to fight the assad regime. >>> it is the story that no one cab stop talking about. the shooting of trayvon martin. it seems like every day we learn about a new piece of the puzzle and every day the outrage only

my meineke. >>> welcome back, everyone.the secret service is on the case of credit or debit cards that may have been hacked. it's call global payments. all major card brands may have been compromised. according to one security company, as many as 10 million accounts. visa and mastercard have already started alerting their customers. >>> you could say the gop presidential race has been down right comical at times. for political comedian lewis black, it's pure ammo for his rage-induced standup act. we hit the road with lewis black to find out his analysis on the remaining republican presidential contenders and what he thinks voters are really getting. >> romney is really good if you're interested in being, you know, starting at one -- the sentence starts and he says that he's going to do one thing, but it ends with the fact that he's really going to do another. if you can live with someone who really doesn't have what appears to be a compass at all. newt would be a great bureaucrat, whether he likes it or not. he's not a grea

. >> my money, my choice, my meineke. >> a u.s.f going house to house accused of 16 afghan women and children. >> jon: how the intleep that facetime and not horrified facetime? the only way it's facetime is if this is the face they were going for. when you have all the segments you have to amy editorial discretion when you use them. like the rock star of the day. >> 12 years old and making skate boarding history. that move, right there, tom makes you our rock star. >> jon: right on cnn 12-year-old popping skateboard moves kicking it rock star style. what do we have tomorrow? >> we've done too many child abduction stories to know too many end tragically. >> jon: stop. [ laughter ] you don't have to do this. [ laughter ] >> but not for nine-year-old christa cordova. her kidnapper didn't realize who was messing with. police say when his truck broke down she made her move, called 911 and refused to leave the store. for that you are today's rock star. [ laughter ] >> jon: take that, kids who didn't get away from their abductors. i mean,

my meineke. >> a seventh grader said she got a unique punishment.iddle schoolers that the teacher forced to clean toilets for skipping class. school administrator rgs now investigating. >> a big change for some of the military academies. gay pride groups are being added to the rosters. at westpointe, cadets are still getting groups organized. >> taylor swift is hoping to keep her crown. she is up for three awards, but there is a bittersweet snag. her date is too cig to join her tonight. apologies were expressed but -- in return. after hearing he was too ill to join her tonight, swift tweeted i will make it up to you, kevin. >> how is this for high-tech. using google's brand new eight bit map unveiled today. the today part should be a clu. sit another fun april fool's day prank. the maps have the perfect 80s look and the upgrade is full of old school easter eggs as well. we wasted too much time playing with it today. earlier we asked you to tell us about some of the best april fool's pranks you have pulled. this is what you tweeted today. >> chose me

my meineke. >>> welcome back, everyone. we go to israel. has become the first country to ban model who's are too thin. the goal is to fight the spread of eating disorders. this is the first time. it's incredible. >> it is groundbreaking law. in essence, what the new israeli law is saying is that models have to have a bmi of at least 18.5%. >> body mass index. >> body mass index. weight over height ratio, or they cannot work. it also says that if photographs are photo shopped in any way, there has to be a disclaimer, and, finally, if a model is naturally very, very thin, she literally has to have a doctor's certificate. >> she has to bring in a doctor's note? there are some people that are just fally thin. >> yes. >> there are people who naturally have a very low bmi, but the law was championed by a fashion photographer, and i wanted you to hear from him why he feels this is so important and why now. >> something happened in the last 20 years. always the model was key, but not too skinny, and i found that it was thin or too thin, it's little

my meineke. >>> welcome back, everyone, to cnn "sunday morning." i'm randi kaye.ur now. this morning many of you probably have plans to go to church. but did you know that you don't have to physically be sitting in the pews to attend a service anymore. instead, you can just surf the web. it's that easy. many churches have website, some even stream sermons live and more are turning to social media like christ fellowship church in mckinney, texas. want to make church donations? they even have an app for that. you could say sunday service at church has gone high-tech. bruce miller is the poster at christ fellowship. your church is nondenominational nondenominational. about 2100 people attend on sunday. why the digeal oital outreach? >> we want to reach people who cannot attend church. whether it is physically or emotional. >> so how does it work? are there live chats during the online sermons or digital bible shouldy? >> yes, there are hosts who are online. when you walk on on your computer so to speak, there is someone to greet you and say, welcome, randi, we're gla

so i brought it to mike at meineke. we gave her car a free road handling check. i like free. free is good. my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> florida senator marco rubio is a rising star in the republican party and a tea party favorite. his cuban immigrant background may be appealing to latinos, a group ma mitt romney needs if he wants to win the presidential election. i sat down with senator rubio yesterday in miami. first of all, thank you for doing this. >> thank you. >> let me start out with a florida question i want you to write large in terms of the romney campaign. in 2004 george bush won 56% of the hispanic vote here in florida. in 2008 president obama won 57%. so roughly even. right now given the positions that mitt romney has articulated that he stands for in terms of immigration and other issues, do you see him pulling these kind of numbers this year? >> i expect him to do better than how we did in 2008, but you have to work on it. i think what those numbers show -- >> right now today he couldn't pull those kind of numbers. >> the election is not today. i think w

at meineke i have options... like oil changes starting at $19.95. my money. my choice.pril is upon us, and that brings me to my question of the week from the gps challenge. in earlier times april 1st signified what holiday? i promise you this isn't an april fool's joke. is it, a, new year's day, b, st. crispen's day, c, u.s. election day, or d -- stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the gps challenge and lots of insight and analysis. also, you can follow us on twitter and facebook and if you miss a show, go to itunes where you can get the audio podcast for free and you can now buy the video podcast. this week's book of the week is from my guest from earlier john meecham. it is his first book "franklin and winston, an intimate portrait of an epic friendship." they had a lot in common, but they were also quite different. they did work together to win the second world war. it's a beautiful portrait of a friendship of politics and is written beautifully. really worth reading. now, for the last look. calcutta, the city of joy, is

my meineke. >>> we continue to delve into the issues on the presidential campaign.very sunday we'll spend this hour to allow you to hear from the contenders as they spell out their ideas for the future for the united states. oil companies are making record profits, most drivers say they are hurting. in a new poll, 71% say the high prices now averaging nearly $4 a gallon are causing a financial hardship. still, most americans blame oil companies, not president obama, for the hike. >>> and the president is questioning why the federal government is giving tax breaks to the oil companies. he said the hikes might lie in alternative forms of energy. >> the oil industry is doing just fine. with record profits, and rising production, i'm not worried about the big oil companies. with high oil prices around the world, they've got more than enough incentive to produce even more oil. that's why i think it's time they got by without more help from taxpayers who are already having a tough enough time paying the bills and filling up their gas tank. i think it's curious that some f

my meineke. >>> mike tyson. >> my favorite part coming up right now. can feel it coming in the air tonight hold on but i've been waiting for this moment for all my life one more time, guys. >> mike tyson stealing the show in 2009's "the hangover." my youngest boy. >> bernie. >> all he knows you for is for about -- about two months after he watched "the hangover", every time i spoke to him he said for two months, nice. >> i'm glad he liked that one. >> i mean, how have you found your reinvention? it's been an extraordinary thing. it created a whole new audience for you. what's your reaction to that? >> listen, i'm just very grateful. i'm grateful. everybody, i guess -- i wasn't ready for -- i always had good friends. whenever i was ready to change my life and live a respectable life in society they were there. >> your acts are selling. >> main event, baby. >> you do with these rock live. tell me about that. >> rock live, awesome, a really high-tech geek kind of guy and they talk to me about this app stuff. some of the guys from "the hangover", i thought

at meineke i have options... like oil changes starting at $19.95. my money. my choice. newly released evidence in the 2009 disappearance of susan powell in utah. that information has her family asking why wasn't he arrested sooner? the just unsealed court documents say investigators found susan's blood inside her family's home, along with a handwritten will saying she feared her husband would kill her. last month the husband josh powell snatched his two sons from a social worker and killed the children and himself minutes before the house exploded. joining me now is criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor holly hughes. this is amazing, this new information coming out. why wasn't he arrested? >> this is extremely tragic because now we have two dead children as well as a dead mother, and let's just call it what it is. she's been missing all these years. >> the body was never found. >> it's a homicide case now, and it's actually just been reclassified as a homicide case, which should have been done a long time ago, randi. your question to me is why didn't they arre

my meineke. >>> welcome back.ctive on facebook, twitter, linkedin, you're going to want to pay attention to this. your employer starting to note online presentation. they're asking job applicants for passwords and social media account information. facebook say employers asking for that information undermine the privacy and security of the user and the user's friends. this has a whole lot of people talking. i spoke with mario armstrong about what we can all do about this. >> the idea that an employer could be able to ask you and demand it in some cases, i mean this is still going on. this is happening with athletic coaches at the university of north carolina, with the virginia state troopers, so many people are being demanded to ask for their username and password for facebook. facebook doesn't agree with it, but i think facebook should take a bigger step forward, proactive step and say, you know what? anies by that's violating the privacy of an individual for applications or for college admissions should have thei

at meineke i have options... like oil changes starting at $19.95. my money. my choice.meineke. >>> joining me now is cnn political correspondent dana bash and jeff sellny of "the new york times." we love this game. we never know who they're going to pick until the final moments. what does mitt romney need to do? how does he balance the ticket, or does he need to? >> i think he needs to balance the ticket in some respects. the question is how. does he try to find a social conservative and bring those folks along with him? does he try to find a working class republican and bring those folks with him? a latino republican to bring those voters with him. my guess is he will look at all of those things. at the end of the day, i think he will take a lesson from 2008 and pick someone who can do the job, where questions of their experience are not front and center. >> whatever, i'm guessing vetting is starting like now, based on what happened in 2008 with the five-day vet of sarah palin. but, look, i think you're right. i also think, with somebody like mitt romney, i am guessing

stop in to meineke today for a free brake inspection and you'll say... my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> as investors rejoice, millions of americans are asking, where is my recovery? take a look at the total number of private sector jobs versus the performance of the s&p 500 over the past ten years. looks pretty similar, right, including the big drop during the recession. this is the s&p 500, these are the number of people working. but the recovery bounce are where you see the major difference. after hitting a low of 666 in march 2009, the s&p is hovering around 1,400 today. and those the jobs picture is improving, the gains there are modest. they actually happened a little later than the company stock market recovery, and they've been shallower, prompting federal reserve chairman ben bernanke this week to remind everyone that the private sector remains 5 million jobs below its previous peak. rah rahna and stephen moore. bob, the economy is adding jobs. we can see that from those charts. is this a statistical jobs recovery or proof that life is improving for anybody? >> t

meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> i'm back again with the dalai lama. you're on twitter. you have four million followers on twitter. that's twice as many as me. i'm not happy about that. you're twice as popular as me. do you ever actually -- do you actually do the tweets? >> no, never. >> somebody does that for you? >> yes. >> they're very good. i have been reading them. >> my finger -- you see quite well equipped. most of the day -- >> yeah. you could have been an engineer. >> this was a computer -- these things, my finger not so good. >> do you ever use the computer? >> no. >> do you ever send an e-mail? >> no. >> have you ever used a cell phone? >> no. occasionally. i might talk with someone, like president bush. >> so if a president calls you'll use the telephone? >> oh, yes. i felt -- you see, when i talk, this should be here. listen should be here. so it's like that. >> they warned me before that if you sit back in your ch

meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. ♪ ♪ it's early in the morning ♪ manhattan babies don't sleep tight ♪ ♪ until the dawn >> elaine, we're trying to play cards here. >> that was marilu henner in the classic comedy, "taxi." i loved "taxi." >> i loved it so much. >> at the time you were like my pin-up. >> i know, you said that. i was so excited. i went home and practiced poses. i got to use them in the show. >> how do you look so amazing? >> oh. well, you know, i lost my parents really young. my father died of a heart attack at 52 when i was 17. my mom died of arthritis at 58. she was so crippled up with arthritis, she was a dancing teacher, she ended up losing her leg. they had horrible, horrible deaths. i made a vow that i would learn everything i could about the human body after they died so if i've been dealt this genetic hand i better work with it. i changed my life. i changed the eating habits of most of my family. i turned 60 alm

so i brought it to mike at meineke. we gave her car a free road handling check. i like free. choice. my meineke. >>> more than a decade after a terror attack brought down the twin towers, the freedom tower has just become new york's tallest building. poppy, how did it go? >> reporter: it was an incredible day here in new york, wolf. just the sense of pride in the city. i want to pan up so you can see, we're talking 100 floors at one world trade center now, 1,271 feet. they put that steel beam on top about 2:00 this afternoon, it made this building about two feet taller than the empire state building. there was a press conference today, i'll let you take a listen to what they said. >> by the time we reach the top of the building in the coming weeks, i think that asia may be in full view. all kidding aside, it's been a long, difficult journey over many years to achieve this significant milestone, new york and the new york-new jersey region has never seen a more complex construction project. not simply for the sheer physical challenges it has presented and there have been many,

meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work.k on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> joining me now is a financial planner and carmen ulrich joins us. join in georgia wrote in, he wants to start a college savings plan for his grandson and wants to know where his options are. >> i would add my son to that list so we can set up two each. you've got a lot of choices. first of all, the simple one is you can certainly set it up as an ugma or utma, gift to minors type of account. the down side of that is the child then has access to it at either 18 or 21. >> whether they go to clenl or not? >> precisely right. but the interesting thing about that is the first set of interest dividends and capital gains wi

. >>> sean penn in haiti was at meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend.o my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> sean penn in haiti was at large -- your thoughts on haiti. you're still doing terrific work there. still a foot on the man ground when it comes to that ground. how's it looking? >> right now we're looking to the ratification of prime minister. there's been an increasing amount of visual work on the ground, project designations, people getting out of the camps and into safe housing. so as i have been, i'm optimistic. >> how weird is it to be as you have been in the last few months making a movie and simultaneously trying to revive a country like haiti? >> well -- yeah. that is -- fortunately i have a very good group of people who are working there with me. there are times i can check out. they've been brief, but i've got until about the end of summer to be completely focused in haiti at this point. and i usually prepare the ground so i can go away and leave it in the han

i was there and i've got some stories. çñv,>wvs[rk÷=$fí]çffs8rkaglcçñ meineke's personal pricing on. i tell you what i can spend. i my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> as you have seen, big doings today in lower manhattan. more than 10 1/2 year since the attack of 9/11. this was the moment just last hour. here it is, making this building officially 21 feet taller than the empire state building. i want to take you back to lower manhattan and back t poppy harlow. i think i heard some guy say you can see all the way to asia. maybe not asia, but pretty far away. >> yeah, you did. that's part of the press conference port authority. it's a great day for this nation. i watched it just a few blocks behind me, making this once again the tallest building in new york city. i think you can see all the way to asia from here, but this really marks the emotional significance of the site. that's what today is. we still have a year and a half before this is complete. 7 1/2 years in the making and we have reached this poi