he extends himself to mike burden because he believes he has to practice what he preaches. a test of all the things he has ever believed in. we get a chance to see him go through that, we get a chance to see him say, to his son, if i don't do this, i will never be able to preach again. if i don't try to commit, try to find a solution and believe that love is the answer, i will never be able to live by what i believe, i will never be able to be the example in my community, to the world. this story of a black minister saving a white supremacist isn't fiction, it is based on a true story. i heard about it in a blurb in a newspaper 20 years ago. i got in my car and i drove down to south carolina. it is a wild redemption story. it is insane and crazy but it is the fact that extremes can change, and so when i read this story, i'm besieged what the story could be, i realised that if we can understand these people, we can gain empathy for them, and empathy is the beginning of change. you get to see a man really transition in front of your eyes because of being introduced to a bette

mike pence. it is not worth it to take on the burden of these voices in the wilderness that are space like the lgbt it is still 1950. they make my job harder. you're cutting of these wackos who are so out of sync with who we are as a nation. this toyou doing yourself and the country? i think christine is right. it is offensive to suggest there are not good solid conservative men and women in these states. i clerk for a republican judge. there is a core group of values that individuals can be liberal or conservative and still hold because of the rule of law. making sure there is access to courts. if you need help, the heritage foundation is not the best outsourcing opportunity. there are other people who can make your life easier. whoever it is in that role, there is a better pool of people to choose from who are still consistent with your values. we recognize elections have consequences and no one is nomination of thurgood marshall, no matter how much we make long for him. but these nominations are so spiteful and it is contributing to a denigration of an institution that we need to be a healthy on

please don't take every name you get from mike pence, it's not worth it is not worth it to take on the burdenof these voices in the wilderness friday as therapist in 1950 or 1870. you can look at race, gender and all these other things. i'd say make my job harder. you're putting up these wackos that are so out of sync of where we are as a nation done in a moment, why are we doing this to yourself why you doing it to the country? it's insensitive to suggest that there are not good, solid conservatives. we don't agree on a lot of things. there is financial core group of values that individuals can be liberal or conservative. fundamental rights and the idea making sure there's access to court. the heritage foundation not be the best. however it is in that role, there really is a better pool of people to choose from known as expressing -- to the extent to which the selection it really is contributing to something we all need to be healthy on. >> you can also keep writing them down so this question what do we do? >> you express your outrage and objection to your senator about some of these unquali

though president obama's preferred political candidate was the one who was bearing the burden of the fbi's conduct. >> mikee bothered you lately. what did you mean by that? >> well, i mean, i don't like this -- i haven't seen the e-mails so i don't know what they are, but i don't like the perception that people were back and forth about the election results. i hope it's not a deep cultural problem in the fbi. i want america to have confidence in the fbi. >> but andy, you have people inside the fbi and cia that were hostile to george w. bush and were leaking nonstop. they picked him apart bit by bit over eight years. george w. bush never turned his rhetorical guns on the fbi or cia. despite the stream of likes. >> lookit, first of all, i have great respect for the work done by our intelligence communities including the fbi. i have great respect for the secrecy that is needed for them to be able to do their job. i'm upset that we are talking about leaked documents in the first place. i think it's absurd that we have leaked documents that we're trying to get permission to leak. it is what it is today. i don't

the connecticut governor in offsetting the tax burden on clinic at citizens, while facing an over $4 billion deficit? thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mike. again, as he indicated, we go back and number of years now. he also hails from connecticut. this guy who wore the uniform of the country suffered grievous injury and of course, in doing it -- since he has been home has been helping veterans. he served on the town council for a number of years. he is just an amazing person. i think your question probably m not runningi' for governor of the state of connecticut. you know, what we see, and i don't think it's just delusional, is that there's a re al wave of work. that's really potentially coming into this state and in terms of the budgets and priorities, that are bipartisan. that are not because of one administration versus another. that connecticut is very much situated to really take great opportunity forward. we talked abotu process earlier. what happened on the ways and means committee is the poster child for not how to have a bill become law. it was the complete opposite. we had a totally open process, in terms of amendments, markup

mike, don't hate. don't hate. as dr. king said and others said, hate is too heavy of a burden to bear.will destroy you. >> archbishop? jim? >> hate is gone. thanks be to god. [laughter] [applause] >> i would say the don't -- and especially to the young people who are here. early on in life, do not lose hope. if there is a virtue, i think, that this particular moment really calls for, it is the virtue of hope. because, with so much of the negative energy that is out there, the divisiveness, there is the invitation, the temptation, i could say, to abandon hope. in "dante's inferno," that is over the portal of hell. "abandon all hope, ye who enter here." >> jim, you talk about evangelicals talking about sin a lot. catholics have been known to use that word a lot also. the way we get to that is an examination of conscience. part of that is what we should and what we should not do. what should we not do? >> we had a town hall on this in atlanta. a white, he called himself an ally said -- you know, i am a recovering racist and i go to a multicultural church. but he said that things were gett

mike? >> in addition to the two counts of murder, the county prosecutor said they're working on 12 counts of first assault. that carries the same penalty of attempted murder but doesn't put the same burden on the prosecution to show intent of assault as opposed to attempted murder. the paperwork is being processed to see the teenage suspect tried as an adult. >> we will be filing paperwork to classify this defendant as what is called a youthful offender. that is the process to charge him as an adult. >> 15-year-old bailey holt died here on the scene. 15-year-old preston cope received lethal wounds here, died at vanderbilt hospital. doctors are hopeful about additional survivors. still no motive. >> shepard: thanks, mike. we're learning more about how investigators say two california parents tortured their own children and we're learning how the children could help put their parents in prison. new information from that california horror story coming up. i mean, rocket mortgage gives me complete control, but if i ever feel like things are getting hairy, i can call or chat with an expert. so, no matter what, i know i'm making the best financial decision. do you live in a tree house or what

please don't take every name that you get from mike pence and the it's not worth it, right? it's not worth it to you to take on the burden of these sort of voices in the wilderness who are fighting in the lgbt case as if it was 1950 or 1870, and you could fill in on race and gender and on all of these other things. i would almost say make my job harder. you're putting up these wackos that are so out of sync of where we are as a nation and really done in the moment where we are presumably friendly enough to where we're having a conversation. why are you doing this to wrourz and why are you doing this to the country? christine is absolutely right. it is offensive to suggest that there aren't good, solid conservative men and women in any of these state. i clerked for a republican judge. we don't agree on a lot of things, but there is an actual core group of values that individuals can be liberal or conservative and still hold in terms of the rule of law. fundamental right, the idea of actually making sure that there is access to courts. so i would just say, you know, don, if you need help. if you're busy, the heritage found

the connecticut governor in offsetting the tax burden on clinic at citizens, while facing an over $4 billion deficit? thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mike. again, as he indicated, we go back and number of years now. he also hails from connecticut. this guy who wore the uniform of the country suffered grievous injury and of course, in doing it -- since he has been home has been helping veterans. he served on the town council for a number of years. he is just an amazing person. i think your question probably m not runningi' for governor of the state of connecticut. you know, what we see, and i don't think it's just delusional, is that there's a re al wave of work. that's really potentially coming into this state and in terms of the budgets and priorities, that are bipartisan. that are not because of one administration versus another. that connecticut is very much situated to really take great opportunity forward. we talked abotu process earlier. what happened on the ways and means committee is the poster child for not how to have a bill become law. it was the complete opposite. we had a totally open process, in terms of amendments, markup