a lot probably a story of warren jeffs the jack mormon as they called him who believed in polygamy and the like and he's in jail for life sentence is going to be on june twenty eighth get the part how did this come to you well i just lifetime sent me this script. and it was it's really provocative piece of material i had been fascinated with the warren jeffs story when i was in news and you know as people know it's there's this rather small society of fundamentalist mormons or the mainstream mormon church and something to do with them and they have a community you know they're spread out of the country their community in southern utah on the arizona border called colorado city and. they you know it's a very extreme fundamentalist form of mormonism that you know practices actively polygamy and one of their you know members is speaks with the voice of god as the mormon judged yes yes absolutely right but in the end it's some of the controls every facet of their lives. and. it's of from our perspective it's a very bizarre society and warren jeffs whose father was the prophet. pretty much

also, mormons observe pioneer day, which commemorates the arrival of brigham young and the first mormon pioneers in the salt lake valley in 1847. mormons say brigham young declared upon seeing the valley for the first time "this is the right place." that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. and visit our website, where there is always much more, and where you can listen to or watch every program. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, music from a mormon tabernacle choir pioneer day concert. ♪ >> charlie: welcome to the program. i'm charlie rose. the program is charlie rose the week. just ahead, the shooting down of malaysia airlines flight 17. hillary clinton on the unrest overseas and the new woody allen film starring emma stone and colin firth. >> isn't that a substance like yogurt? >> you are joking. saying it might look like yogurt but might be the former husband. >> charlie: those stories and more on what happened and might happen. >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind

we are mormon and. under attack. in the history. they made. what is. just. for us and we. did. it again. and. was. that with the syrian. thing and we're sitting right on the border now far from. israeli military fortress. the crowd doesn't actually. work the fans and doesn't turn violent want for soldiers coming down here. ready. for a few years ago when the syrians the fans and to her here just to be on the safe i don't first serve me and they say sorry a boy to. say yes ma'am. yes or no you know in assisting. that is. standing in this country seeing the syrian flag being flown which everybody here is. to syria. i mean. there are some very very very valid criticisms. on this particular example you have to. at least a democracy that allows people the freedom to express these points of view and somebody that actually is the enemy of the country. instead of. allowing a full. respect. because life. on earth. going to very important things. first is. because the magic. and the wealth and the fall of. south east and west to cleanse the spirit of the but i at people. and they believe

ten to twenty kilometers from where we are now doctors are working twenty four seven and the city mormons are full death toll is continuing to rise from both sides although it is very hard to say so far how many people were killed because the clashes are on to go in and casualties among civilian population are also on a constant rise because residential areas are often. heat we visited many scenes shortly after the shells landed there and the images we saw on the ground were really terrible some of them we cannot even show here meanwhile the anti government forces claim that they shot down the ukrainian transport airplane they have been saying that it could have been carrying weapons several crew members have been captured it happened not far from where we are now in a lugansk region here of confirms that it lost the airplane saying that it was fired at from the russian territory and with all this escalation here in eastern ukraine obviously people continue to leave as you can see the city of lugansk is already almost empty and people continue to cross the border into neighboring russia a

you know him from "the book of mormon." he's also the voice of olaf in "frozen."ed human being. josh gad is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] josh gad. awesome. and for music, if you enjoy music, our buddy jack antonoff is here. you know jack, he dates lena dunham. you know him from the group fun. this is no fun. >> steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, technically -- the band is actually fun. but it's not fun -- >> steve: it's not fun, period. >> jimmy: not fun period. right. it's a solo project he's doing. they're called bleachers. look at these guys. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] they're going to play their hit single "i want to get better." it's going to happen tonight. good music! [ cheers and applause ] great music! good rock band. guys, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for pros and cons. here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of, dating in the nude.

as legitimate because is he a mormon.ows that everybody knows that they are not the majority of the country or mitt romney or president obama's critics. if hillary clinton becomes president. she, if she fails in any way, might have critics who say that women cannot handle the pressure of the job of commander and chief. it won't be all of us, if everyone is criticizing her for a failure or mistake, not -- it's not a nation of sexists, but theyics cyst. and president obama has always had that. >> there will also be using it as the fall back. like oh well you you are just criticizing president clinton because she is am woman of achievement i hear it a lot of with president obama he is being credit sized because he is the first black president. >> just like everything is not sexist. when a woman makes a mistake and criticize for it not always sexist. >> a the lo of people think the republicans in congress don't want to work with him because is he a black president. i say oh, no, they were very excited about having a black pre

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mormon church, first of all, age of marriage is very much younger. to target singles specifically. there are specifically congregations entirely young adults under 30 who are single. they have figured out a way to say you don't need to be married to hear our message. you don't need to be on the way to a family to hear our message. we have a message for everyone. there may be issues you disagree with. they are trying to figure out how to reach you at this point in your life. >> generational perspective, another thing the young cohort is dealing with, a rough economy. people coming out of college with more uncertainty than many other periods. talk to us about the way that dynamic and whether young people have so many financial insecurity concerns, spending more time looking for work or finding a second job. something that feels optional or get to it later gets crowded out, religious observance. >> that's one dynamic that happens. this emerging adulthood, period of 20s, changing roommates, jobs, finished with your education or not. it can feel very tran

one of the mormon a lot of these new policies you. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. at this point in time we've all lost minds we are on a trail to find an american woman who apprentice valerie i will just go this is actually a hospital so i was looking for she's the one doing the one zero to ten me off my mission here to go to in films on the no surgeon full valerie would even know what the hell the story is at this point but. then it would be my do something. i guess if i mean you still want to put it in my package. it's a great idea yes i mean let's just hope she was a nice person or she's like oh my god what's going on and they were like already. we're going to all have to figure american accents let's go see valerie. you know i will good feeling about this. sentences. thank you betty. so i just made valerie and she's agreed to come out and speak to us she's actually a medical doctor who is here to learn about the traditions and she's got some stories saw for you want to do this story show. nice to meet you. this is my i don't know who to tell you

go in and see what's inside, but once that period is over, nobody else can go in unless they are a mormonw from atop. >> a beautiful structure, almost jarring because of the greenery around it, and there's a human white stone structure. >> stands alone out there. >> yeah. so interesting how the top, that thing is spotless. how do they keep the top of that clean? >>> sleepy cat in a chair. ♪ >>> well, if you're wearing pants, which i think you all are, you maybe have a dress on, but be prepared to have them scared off of you because this is terrifying prank from bm pranks car wash. middle of the night, a guy parks this, gets out, but he's not alone. watch. all the sudden this hooded figure with chains, a sort of demonic priests comes out of nowhere speaking in tongues, and this thing has magical powers. >> oh! god. >> oh. no. no. >> just moving stuff around the parking lot. >> what would you do? i mean, i would lose my mind. >> the vun veruniverse -- >> looks so legit. here's a dark trail, a figure standing here, a guy on a stone, two dudes walking down the road, and that same hooded demon

thieves were part of an international ring and bought up to 3500 tickets to broadway shows like book of mormon and yankee games and jay-z concerts. >> the tickets were resold and the proceeds were laundered through a global network in the united states, united kingdom, russia, and canada. >>> stub hub says that all the customers hit have gotten their money back. >>> growing concerns over the safety of cruise ships has made its way to capitol hill. lawmakers there are pushing for better protection for passengers. in recent years trip advisory turned into headline-making nightmares. you've seen them. in 2013 an indycar stranded carnival triumph with 4,200 on board. 2006 a california woman said she was raped by a ship employee. here's what she told lawmakers. >> i am a cruise ship rape victim. i did not know what to do. i did not know who to turn to. there were no police on the ship. i was hesitant to call and report the crime. >> lawmakers want cruise lines to be up front when it comes to rights and ship's safety. >> now to taiwan where a desperate emergency landing turned deadly. bad weather br

they bought up to 3500 tickets to broadway shows like "book of mormon" and they got yankees games tickets and tickets to see jay z in concert. >> those tickets were resold and the proceeds were laundered through a global network of accompli5:0 accompli5:0 accomplices in the united states, united kingdom and canada. sfwh all the customers hit have gotten their money back. >>> now to taiwan. a desperate emergency landing turned deadly. this morning bad weather brought down the turbo prop plane. 58 were onboard when it crashed. the impact, and look at this video. the plane just shattered. 48 were killed, 11 others were hurt. it was taiwan's first fatal air accident in 12 years. >>> growing concerns this morning over the safety of cruise ships. it's made its way to capitol hill. lawmakers are now pushing for better protection for passengers in recent years you might recall trips have turned into headline making nightmares. in 2013, an engine fire stranded carnival's triumph with 42003 people onboard. a california woman says she was raped by shape employee. here's what she told lawmakers. >> i

my great-grandmother, i think, was adopted by a mormon family and so i think if you are wearing a headdresse way that it's meant to be worn it is >> i can be offensive to some others. >> it may differ with some others, but the san francisco giants are a private enterprise. >> and you had mentioned the redskins. born and raised in love than, give them a shout out. and i think that there is a pretty start difference between the two. >> i want to take this to the next level. and i'm a person who takes great offense at times, so i would like to add this. >> we have a seventh inning stretch. >> it certainly talks about the scantily clad women and animal rights as well, and others with endangered species but i really think they should back off? and the t-shirts barely covering it. >> it's all part of this diversion. thank you guys so much. including this region over smart watches. polls come out blood pressure, how many calories you burn, what about monitoring your kids? and i don't even want to know what my boys are up to. neil: i think the nsa would love this. this is lg doing something that is

. >> reporter: chanin tried to stitch her deep mormon faith into their lives, too. how was she with the kids? >> i wouldn't hesitate saying she was a good mother. >> reporter: this is their dad, clay starbuck who was a boy on vacation from alaska when he laid eyes on her in florida 20 years earlier. cold and hot worlds colliding. >> i told her that i lived in alaska. she probably thought she was lucky that she wouldn't see me again. i don't know how that. >> reporter: but she did. they married within months and settled in alaska where clay worked on the pipeline, started a family right away. and there were issues. aren't there always? clay wasn't interested in church, not the way she was. she wanted you to be there. >> yeah, i couldn't. i couldn't meet her there. it is a big issue. and i'm not sitting here saying i was right and it had to be my way or she was wrong. that's not an issue at all. we were different. >> reporter: they divorced in 2000, hot and cold. they'd lasted ten years that time. yes, that time. full of hope and good will, they tried again in 2006, t

i'm going to make his the only house in town that welcomes mormon and jehovah's witness missionaries.er ) >> reporter: in fact, keillor often writes "the news from lake wobegon" on the morning of the show, and then gets up on stage without notes. >> i try to make my way from the beginning to the end. oftentimes forgetting big swatches of it. ( laughter ) which, you know, makes you panic a bit. >> reporter: so does the story sometimes just change completely mid-course? >> yes, yeah. and... and sometimes it ends abruptly. but you've got your ending line, you know? >> reporter: yeah. >> so, you just pause. you know you're not done, but they don't know you're not done. and you just pause, and you say, "and that's the news from lake wobegon. where all the women are strong and all the men are good looking and all the children are above average." >> reporter: keillor's just released a new collection of his writings over the years, "the keillor reader." and in a biographical essay is candid about how unlikely his success has been. >> reporter: you describe a young man who was very shy and, i

the way you can think about that is imagine a mormon running a single proprietorship and there is a law that says you have to carry alcohol. he doesn't want to do it. it's his beliefs that are infringed upon. there is a trio. corporation, no different. it's still people's beliefs. >> we are going to take a short break. when we come back, we will talk about thounanimous decisions. how does that work behind the scenes? what do you have to give away to get everybody on board? this is "inside story." stay with us. to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >>> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america. i am ray suarez. we are reviewing the just-wrapped supreme court term. i want to talk more about the unanimous decisions, the most since john roberts became chief justice. tejinder is this compromise being achieved at the cost of far-reaching decisions? if there were more 5-4s, more very tightly decided cases, would we see rule making that was more broad? >> i think there is c

the way you can think about that is imagine a mormon running a single proprietorship and there is a law that says you have to carry alcohol. he doesn't want to do it. it's his beliefs that are infringed upon. there is a trio. corporation, no different. it's still people's beliefs. >> we are going to take a short break. when we come back, we will talk about thounanimous decisions. how does that work behind the scenes? what do you have to give away to get everybody on board? this is "inside story." stay with us. >> tomorrow. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> freedom at risk. >> your agency deceived the american people. >> tracking every move. >> the nsa's actually doing this on a universal scale. >> could you be next? >> if helping kids with their homework is terrorism activity, then... i guess so. >> faultlines. al jazeera america's hard hitting, >> they're blocking the door... >> groundbreaking, >> we have to get out of here... >> truth seeking, award winning, investigative documentary series: "collect it all". tomorrow, 7 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> al jazeera america

ten to twenty kilometers from where we are now doctors are working twenty four seven and the city mormons are full death toll is continuing to rise from both sides although it is very hard to say so far how many people were killed because the clashes are on to go in and casualties among the civilian population are also on a constant rise because residential areas are rotten. heat we visited many scenes shortly after the shells landed there and the images we saw on the ground were really terrible some of them we cannot even show here and with all this escalation here in eastern ukraine obviously people continue to leave and they do not know when or if they will be able to come back. from or from the. other international news headlines now iraqi troops have launched a number of friends who have to try to retake the city to create which was taken by insurgents in june the army operation to push militants from the islamic state other to create began to weeks ago became bogged down south of the city the bloody uprising spurred by the islamic states already left thousands with most controlling

ten to twenty kilometers from where we are now doctors are working twenty four seven and the city mormons are full death toll is continuing to rise from both sides although it is very hard to say so far how many people were killed because the clashes are on to go in and casualties among the civilian population are also on a constant rise because residential areas are rofft and. heat we visited many scenes shortly after the shells landed there and the images we saw on the ground were really terrible some of them we cannot even show here and with all this escalation here in ukraine obviously people continue to leave and they do not know when or if they will be able to come back. the whole two billion dollar financial alliance is being forged of me shoulder here you're seeing live pictures from the brazilian city afford to most of us what's happening there at the moment as the world's top five emerging nations known as the brics gathering let me put it together the finishing touches to a plan to create a rival to the i.m.f. and the world bank artie's prince of capital host kitty pope with re

then cooling off a few mormon san lorenzo clouds coming our way by the middle of next week.et's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. we'll do a quick bridge roundup. if you are heading for the benicia bosnia watch out for high winds. chp -- if you are heading for the benicia bridge, watch out for high wind advisories. chp issued them for the second day in a row. golden gate bridge so far, so good, southbound traffic very quiet actually all the way through marin county from san rafael down to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. we do still have some roadwork in lanes. this time it's eastbound 580 between el charro and vasco. the westbound roadwork has been picked up. danville northbound 680 from crow canyon to sycamore valley, more lanes blocked for at least for 10 minutes. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now 4:50. still to come, the gift of life returned a decade after one family's tragedy gave another new hope they are being repaid. the remarkable story of giving next. ,,,,,,,,,, it's never been easier to find a dent

universities in utah had enrollment drop and part of the reason was because the mormon church lowered and fewer kids went to school that year. he saw people taking out loans. lauren joining me in studio. thank you so much. we will look at a start up that ranks stock analysts winning calls. that is next. ♪ >> welcome back. the federal jury has found rengan rajaratnam not guilty. he was accused of conspiring with his brother to get nonpublic information in 2008 to trade ahead of deals involving advanced micro devices in federal court. earlier, two fraud counts rengan rajaratnam. the first loss for the united states in that case. technologies reached a deal with attorney general eric schneider to limit his surge pricing taxes duringeed to cap prices natural disasters. yesterday, the service let people order transportation via a smartphone and temporarily cut firms to temporarily -- new york city tax services. its latest start of stock investors protect money. it was founded by a software engineer who relied on recommendations he saw online by financial experts and some money in the proce

show someone in a whale all kinds of animal rights laws prohibit that what about polygamy for some mormons that's in their religion and yet the legal heck look at the branch davidian some waco texas in the ninety's their religious leader told them to stockpile guns and live in a compound for that the federal government set them on fire or at the very least try to drive through it. room with a tank and accidentally set them on fire. either way not a ringing endorsement for the idea of you can believe what you want and we have and everyone else has to abide by it and this corporate personhood thing playboys a corporation and therefore a person according to the courts could you imagine a few hafner pushed his religion on some poor magazine kid who delivers the playboys the kid would have to get three wives only wear a bathrobe and have his face stapled into a permanent smile. all full religion is fine but sometimes what it says is weird sometimes what it says the legal sometimes what it says is scientifically wrong this is why america's laws were supposed to be free of religion supreme court

of i'm one of nine nine yes that's a little mormon my father's catholic got a good guess but he was remarried several times so i really only have one full brother then the rest are step and half sibling all close we're all very close the the the older siblings grew up in a very different world than we did so it's a whole range of personalities and and characters they would have ruled without hollywood world no they grew up in a trailer park in pennsylvania well so very very different what was it like as a child of showbusiness here the general image people would have is affected despoiled. i definitely was very fortunate to be born into a wealthy family but. my father he had a job to do you know i wasn't allowed to go up and and talk to him until he was done writing and then when we talked about his show it was a job that there weren't lavish parties i wasn't going out and getting you know messed up at a young age because i wanted to be a successful and hardworking as my father and mother until you let your boyfriend who i know yes you do that do that it was hard work out in those of suits of

the mormon mother of seven, baker, poet, accomplished vi ee low -- was going on vacation. >> all by yourself? >> all by myself. i've been doing it for years. >> her practice on the road was so sleep during the hot afternoons and drive at night to enjoy the cool summer air. it was midnight when she crossed the border into idaho. >> all my windows were rolled down. i was playing annie lennox "walking on broken glass." >> feeling good. >> i was feeling good. >> then no warning at all. there it was. >> i looked to my left and there was a car with four young people in it and i kind of speeded up, they speeded up, and then i slowed down and they slowed down. the next thing i know they were moving their car towards mine. i stopped my car and i tried to go around them from behind and they pulled their car perpendicular across the highway. >> what were you thinking? did you roll up your windows and locked your do eyour doors? >> i thought i had done that. all except one, the passenger side window. >> they were wild. they were saying, give us your money. give us your money. >> you must have been just

i'm mormon. i don't drink. it was dr.sks leslie to marry him. >> you're kidding me. >> as soon as he pulled out the ring box, i was just so surprised that i yelled "you are kidding me!" and then i was just laughing and crying. >> success. creighton and another friend descend with a celebratory bottle of apple cider. >> i was in my favorite place. i was with the person who meant the most to me, and it's the best i've ever felt. >>> coming up, it's a race against time to save a group of horses who fall through the ice. >> and they're just screaming for help. >> when "caught on camera: what on earth?" continues. don't just visit san francisco. (water dripping and pipes clanging) visit tripadvisor san francisco. (soothing sound of a shower) with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> a dozen horses fall through a layer of ice and rescuers race against temperatures and time to try to save them. >> everything just cracked. >> and then -- poof. >> riiceland, january 2009. the country's top equestrians

the mormon church changed their views in 1974 on this. you're a catholic, i was baptized catholic. it doesn't permit women to be priests. there are limitations on the roles of women in the church. that's church doctrine. it discriminates against women. the problem is marco rubio is trying to make a religious argument for the civil matter. we have equal rights under the law. he may endorse a religion that doesn't dpree with that. it doesn't mean people oppose him are intolerant. >> i think he's right. i will give you time after my interjection. the republicans know they can't champion traditional marriage in 2016. so they will play the victim and say, it's not about whether you are for or against gay marriage. it is whether you are intolerant toward people opposed to it. i don't think the democratic party is ever going to attack people with a different view. 42% of the country oppose it. why would any party kiss off 42%. >> marco rubio gave examples. >> i'm talking about the democratic party. >> i'm including them. there were those on the left who supported to chick-fil-a and variou

this is the point where you want to hear something like the mormon choir singing but look at this shot from the east bay the sunrise and mt. diablo on the right. it is gorgeous. kudos to our director for putting this together. >>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl could meet with army investigators hex week the first time the former prisoner of war meets with the army's lead investigator about the disappearance. bowe bergdahl want missing in 2009 in afghanistan and captured by the taliban and released in may in exchange for five taliban members held by the united states military. several veterans and soldiers have called him a deserter and a fact finding investigation found he deliberately live the rout >> notices are going to hyundai owners for those from 2011 to 2014 model years, believing the automatic transmission shift cable can separate from the shift almost ever which may not display which gear the car is on leading to a potential accident. dealers will inspect and repair the connection. this is in word on if the problem led to injuries. >>> paramount apologizes after a defeat many fo

if mitt romney runs and spends the money for the mormon connections, equity funds, the rich guys he knows player. >> he's definitely a player if he gets into it. no doubt about it. >> why wouldn't he run? >> one thing to consider is the party has changed. >> i agree. >> even in the last two years the party has changed because of the tea party pulling them to the right. bringing in a libertarian. >> i have to fight with you. here's my question. a republican guy has to go to his wife and say, i'm supporting this person over hillary clinton who will be the democratic nominee. he has to make a good case to his spouse why this person is a reasonable prospect for hillary clinton who has the greatest resz may. this guy has to make his case. i'm telling you. this will be a family fight in america. the guys have to come up with somebody if they don't like hillary. you can't run rand paul against hillary clinton or ted cruz. you have to run somebody who can beat her. >> we aren't there yet. we don't know if chris christie will survive bridgegate. they want to go to him. we'll see if he survives. >>

jason chaffetz is a mormon republican from utah who has investigated the white house on issues from benghazings, the baptist democrat from baltimore who's considered one of the president's top allies in the house oversight committee. chaffetz spent a day with cummings touring his district in maryland and speaking to his constituents, a place where president obama dominated with 75% of the vote. as the washington post or thes in a washington fully engulfed in partisan warfare, the buddy day was an anomalous throwback to a time when members of congress of different political parties spent time together off the clock and liked one another. elijah are cummings and jason chaffetz join us now. you are smiling, congressman cummings. did i overstate the relationship or what? >> no, you didn't. chaffetz and i had a wonderful outing in baltimore. he had an opportunity, chris, to meet my constituents. i often say i don't worry about who i'm fighting against. i worry about what i'm fighting for. i wanted him to see the people i fight for every day. it got kind of emotional at times when he listened to y

at that point, the size of the crisis is going to be mormon -- more momentous. >> if the children, and i think everyone agrees, if the children who have undergone the harrowing journeys to escape from the most desperate conditions in their country is gotten this far, are they really going to be deterred by the prince of troops along the border who will not shoot them and cannot arrest them? >> we are talking about two different things. what we are talking about is sending the message back now so we can stop the bleeding. those that are here, to address them, to take care of them and make sure they are safe and process them as quickly as you can to reunite them with their families is the most hum help thing we can do and the national guard is absolutely a trained group of men and women that can address that particular function and one they should. they are not there in a vacuum. we have massive amounts of texas law enforcement whether it is our texas ranger teaches there and you saw some of that on fox this last week with the boats we have in the river, the texas parks and wildlife, the

ceo charles mormon joins us live. david: we'll see how they digest those new regulations. meanwhile the faa, speaking of regs, banning u.s. airlines flying to israel after the rocket landed near the country's main airport. was it the right decision and what is the latest on malaysia air? were they going over the wrong airspace? we ask retired united airlines pilot whose routes included from new york to tel aviv. he has a thing or two to say on this. liz: we continue with our "can you hire me now" series. we're looking what employers look for a candidate and which industries have best pickup in hiring. david: we talk about increased risks to passengers as we fly this summer season. tell us what you think. are you changing your travel plans, following the recent aviation incidents in ukraine and israel? tweet us @fbnatb. your answers coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a m

in the las >>: timber to the steadily route to the mormon where and secure a 69 in concord and 69 insan jose. we have more sat sunshine out there earlier. here is the satellite view that is warmed up in the east bay first in as well as satellite showing the sun is there so that's the reason why is one of the first. the most forward looking at 80 degree weather in the south bay and the space as well. san ramon valley may be in the '90s is a big difference from yesterday. if the clauses of the water will because political for youths 671 in san francisco. as a head so for the life ride the thing is a cooling off period the of the low 70's by the bay and then towards the weekend it will ormoc little. >>: if this u.s. traffic has reacted peak of the commute and we're still jammed up on highway one 01. the south bauer ride is affected by a crash with accident where there was a spill that block the left sideline. natalie is traffic 011 but also to 3751 no one is looking at more slow and toward the 880 interchange. as you look at the doting did raise the traffic is heavy for its one 01. faug

reason mitt romney did not vote is because a lot of christians were saying we don't want to vote for a mormon. this is ridiculous. person by his character and the man had very good character, very good family. and what did we get? that is what we got. so we are getting what we deserve. >> when shiites and sunnis fight and kill one another, should we do anything besides sit back, make popcorn, and enjoy the spectacle? >> absolutely. way, i am totally against going into iraq and doing nationbuilding. excuse me. we are becoming a poor country. we have a lot of poor in america. we don't nationbuilding other countries. let their muslim brethren build their nations. they have plenty of money instead of sending it here. let them fix their own country. why does the west give money to islamic terror groups like the muslim brotherhood, al qaeda, thomas, and others? -- hamas and others? >> i think it started when egypt had the peace treaty with israel. it is like an insurance policy. egypt is a poor country and here is somebody going to fight israel. i think that is more or less the reason that we give

on religion to help them cope and how the government as well is relying on religion, including the mormonus a little bit more about this. >> well, again, that's part of the risk shift is that welfare has increasingly gone from the federal government outsourced to states and then outsourced beyond that to faith-based organizations. and a lot of churches do great work in helping people in need, in giving them what food, shelter, clothing, all of those basic needs. but what churches and religions also do is provide people with faith that things will get better. but i found that this way of coping was actually only common among families in intense economic difficulty, poor and working class families. while that's a great source of support, in the book i argue that that shouldn't be the only place for people to go. because what can happen in that sort of environment is what if you're not a believer or you've not a believer of that particular faith. you might feel that you have to say things or believe things that you don't really believe in order to get the help you need. >> fascinating stuff.

within the women's movement she fights very hard for the rights of mormon women, this was something that divided the movement at the time and she never stepped back from her support. she cast herself into a five-year battle which begins in 1874. she was denied admission to a federal court. to the u.s. court of claims, where she wished to represent a client. th they turned her back for several reasons and suggested that if she was not happy with their decision, that she should go to the supreme court. she decided instead, being someone who at this point was very comfortable lobbying congress, she had come to washington and she observed and her taught herself the arts of lobbying, she went to congress, she enlisted then representative benjamin butler, well-known from the civil war to introduce legislation in the house and she found a supporter in the senate. but it was just ahead of its time and while it did fairly well in the house, it was killed in committee in the senate. she then thought she might try to have a member of the washington community move her admission at the u.s. supreme c