cities last for centuries, and they last for millennia, and so do their parts, so if you take a little out each time, priests and, you do not have a park anymore. once you build it, it is not going lower later. that is the reality. and then getting the statistics, and we get into all three of them usually in development, but if you take one or two% out, it does not sound like much, but they are really only taking it out two or three months of the year. it will always be in the winter months. really, multiplied by six, it is really 1.2%. when you say it is 1.2% of the total annualized sunlight, in the winter, it is probably 2% of that. it only shades about one-fifth of the park, so then you multiplied it again. then we say it is probably for only half an hour. someone is saying it is 0.2 tenths. what does this mean. this means that people enter the park half an hour later, and each time you do that, you push back the time that people do it. people do not walk into a dark, sheltered park. 150 years. if we

cities last for centuries, and they last for millennia, and so do their parts, so if you take a little out each time, priests and, you do not have a park anymore. once you build it, it is not going lower later. that is the reality. and then getting the statistics, and we get into all three of them usually in development, but if you take one or two% out, it does not sound like much, but they are really only taking it out two or three months of the year. it will always be in the winter months. really, multiplied by six, it is really 1.2%. when you say it

. >> for millennia, people have been trying to imagine what happens after death. is there a heaven?ho gets in? and what happens to those who don't? >> everybody dies. >> and we want to hope that the people we love will see again and we want to hope that our own identities and our own consciousness and maybe even our own bodies exist in some other realm after we're gone from this earth. >> books trying to provide answers to these age old questions continue to be best sellers. one of them, love winds by michigan megachurch pastor robb bell has ignited an intense new debate, particularly among evangelical christians. >> a lot of people, the conception they were handed over the christian faith, is that you go around making judgments. we know for sure it's burning forever in that place. you don't eternal life. >> author of the book heaven, our enduring fascination with the afterlife. >> it's a mistake to think you can talk about -- even talk about god in the western tradition without talking about hel heaven, right? how you get to heaven, the question is essential to islamic. >> people m

see a sea of people and head in and get to see where the bible says jesus was born more than two millenniaully, celebrations like none other. palestinian christians become a smaller and smaller minority and the patriarch prayed for help, back to you. >> jamie: leland vittert, thanks. back on u.s. soil, police in te texas discovered a horrific seen, seven people shot to death inside an apartment. they think the shotter is among the dead and not on the hunt for a shooter at this point. all seven people they believe are related and the grapevine police say they received a call from the apartment complex, no one on the other end spoke and when the cops showed up they had to break into the apartment the victims of four win and three men. the investigation is ongoing. certainly is a lot of anger on wall street, huh? spawning protests and spread nationwide. the occupy wall street movement just one of the many economic stories that captured headlines in 2011 and with unemployment still a big issue and our nation's debt hanging over our heads. everybody's going to keep an eye on the economy as we m

the same place it started more than 2 millennia ago. >> we're finally here.pilgrimage of sort. you're here where it all started 2,000 years ago. ♪ >> for each of the 90,000 people who are expected to visit the holy land, they've got the trimming, festivities and the carols and all the decorations. but what everyone really comes for is this, a chance to walk here, into the church of the nativity and see where the bible says christ was born. many say they walk out a changed person. >> the people from all over the world and going in and actually touching where christ was born, that was wonderful. >> with night fall in bethlehem has come a very cold rain here, but there is nothing that can dampen the christmas mood. they've been blasting christmas carols in arabic. we have street vendors selling tea and a great palestinian sweet corn, which is a delicacy. a much needed energy to keep you going through midnight. >> this is bethlehem, ground zero, where christmas started. >> now, midnight mass is conducted in french. it's also conducted in arabic inside the church

state the retaliatory doctrines much less continue to fight proxy war and conflict arising from the millennia of religious, ethnic and cultural hostility. iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons is likely to raise oil prices one way or the other. officials could manage the oil price risk by adopting what i call a quarantine and release strategy. we would halt all or most if not all of iran's leal exports while offsetting the supply loss with a drop -- draw down in the strategic stock and higher the saudi production. strategic stock or large, secure, and located in the consuming regions. they are an important tool that can protect the economy when we raise the cost of the regime for its illegal and dangerous nuclear weapons quest. short of a military action, quarantine release may be the last option to avoid a nuclear iran which would pose the biggest risk to the national security as well as to the oil prices. thank you. >> thank you. mr. durbin. >> good morning, mr. chairman, mr. chairman, members of the committee, and thank you for the invitation to testify this morning. as the title in place ther

nonetheless, it's a persistent historical development, visible on scales from millennia to be years, from wars and genocides, to the spanking of children in the treatment of animals. this evening i'm going to discuss six major historical declines of violence, their immediate causes in terms of particular historical era that a historian would single out but also their ultimate causes in terms of general historical forces interacting with human nature. the first major declined i call the pacification process. and tell about 5000 years ago, humans everywhere lived in anarchy without central government. what was life like in this state of nature? this is a question which people have had opinions for many centuries. thomas hobbes, 1651, families he said in a state of nature the life of man solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short. 100 years later john jacques cousteau of countered that in the state of nature nothing can be more gentle than man in his primitive state. both of these men were pontificating from the armchair. neither of them knew anything about what life was like was like hal

much less continue to fight proxy war and conflict arising from millennia, of religious, ethnic and culturalostility. iran's president and clear weapons is likely to raise oil prices when we were together. officials could manage this oil price risk by adopting what i call a "quarantine and relief strategy." we would hold all if not all most of iran's exports while offsetting the supply loss with a drawdown and strategic stock and higher saudi production. strategic stocks or large, secure and located in the consuming regions. they are an important tool that can protect the economy while we raise the cost on the iranian regime for its illegal and dangerous nuclear weapons question. short of a military action, quarantine and release may be the last option to avoid a nuclear iran which would pose the biggest risk to the national security as well as to oil prices. thank you. >> thank you. mr. durbin. >> good morning mr. chairman, mr. sherman, members of the committee and the key for the opportunity to testify this morning. as the title of the hearing implies there's no question global energy mark

i think that divide, which has lasted for millennia, will continue to keep them from the -- which istory what has happened in iraq, you said we lost 4,000 people there. a lot of gals and guys have come back and they're missing parts and you were at the standup for our heros event to honor the wounded warriors. >> standup for heros, bob and lee woodruff's wonderful event. the new chairman of the joint chiefs, it was a very, very impresssive turnout and it's only one. you had the wounded warrior fellow here earlier. i went to another one, the g.i. go fund. that's also this week. what's different, and i've been around long enough now to understand what is different is, living through vietnam and the end of vietnam and having those guys come home really crestfallen, you know, ridiculed by antiwar activists in many, many ways, shunned by society and to see how different it is now. they come by, you see, as often as we go to airports, you see these guys walking through airports, everyone says right on. good job! thank you. god bless you. and it is so -- take my chair. it is so very differe

much less continue to fight proxy wars and conflicts for millennia of religious, ethnic or cultural hostilityreem's pursuit of nuclear weapons is likely to raise oil prices one way or the other. officials could manage this oil price risk by adopting a quarantine and release strategy. we would halt all or most of iran's oil exports for offsetting supply us with a drop -- drawdown in strategic stacks stacks of higher saudi production. strategic stocks are a large, secure located in consuming regions. they're an important tool that can protect the economy while we raise the cost of the rain machine for illegal and dangerous weapons quest. short of a military action, quarantine and release may be the last option to avoid a nuclear iran which would pose the biggest risk to national security as well as oil prices. thank you. >> thank you. mr. durbin. >> good morning, mr. chairman, members of the committee and thank you for the opportunity to testify. as the title implies there's no question global markets are changing curb the u.k. members operate an investor on the world is growing like nations at

their retaliatory doctrines much less continue to fight proxy wars and conflicts arising from the millennian's pursuit of nuclear weapons is likely to raise oil prices one way or the other. officials could manage this oil price risk by adopting what i call a quarantine and release strategy. we would hauled all or most if not all of iran's oil exports while offsetting supply loss with a drawdown in strategic stocks and higher saudi production. strategic stocks are large, secure and located in consuming regions. they are an important tool that can protect the economy while we raise the cost on the iranian regime for its illegal and dangerous nuclear weapons quest. short of a military action, quarantine and release may be the last option to avoid a nuclear iran which would pose the biggest risk to our national security as well as to oil prices. thank you. >> thank you. mr. durbin. >> good morning mr. chairman, mr. sherman, members of the committee and thank you for the invitation to testify this morning. as the tightly hearing emplacers no question global markets are changing. while api member

visitors and got to apply way early for tickets to see the patriarch and see the birth of jesus two millenniasecurity and a huge part of the bethlehem economy and make sure that everybody stays safe and have the sweets and treats and street party and stay warm as well. >> dave: leland, it's 69 and comfortable here on the curvy couch. >> ainsley: oh. >> dave: merry christmas. >> kelly: leland don't pay attention to him. air in bethlehem where it began. >> dave: i kid with him, sorry, buddy. >> kelly: you're there where it it began. >> dave: get some hot cocoa, see you, bud. >> ainsley: we love you, leland, merry christmas. >> dave: all le land wants is a nice worm studio.eweworm-- warm stewed he yo. warm studio he. and kids have written. >> ainsley: i am worried that my mommy's house does not have a big enough chimney. i think santa claus will get stuck, help. love leah. my son did ask me, why is santa so fat and no-brainer, it's the cookies. >> ainsley: right. >> dave: come on. >> kelly: his favorite chocolate chips. another letter, hi santa, dear santa, for this christmas i'd like a hannah m