is that what mormonism is going through now? and is there a risk for mormonism? this?use we're in the internet era. and what's going on is that mormons were hearing things and looking to the internet for more information. and reading things. they would go back to their church leaders and say i found something that joseph smith married as girl as young as 14. and their bishop would say that's absolutely not true. >> really? they would say it wasn't true? >> yes. >> that was as easily documented as you could ask for in historical terms. >> they would tell them it's anti-mormon propaganda. >> wow. >> so what would happen is there were people experiencing a crisis of faith because they couldn't reconcile what they were reading on the internet and what they were hearing from their church leaders. the church was getting wind of this and realized in 2012 they had better produce some reliable information for their own members, put it on the internet and make it accessible to everybody, and the church told me a safe place where members could go. >> as a mormon yourself, what wo

i referred to the online debates within members of the mormon community. all of it. it's been of interest to scholars for a long time, and they've debated it on all sides. and it's still really a live theological issue. ade a definitive statement about whether polygamy will continue in the afterlife. it's still possible for a man to be sealed in the temple to more than one woman during his lifetime. so these questions are very much live issues still for contemporary members. >> brown: tell us more about joseph smith, why in particular is it so important to learn about him? >> well, he's the founder of the church, and so much of the original doctrine comes from him, and also much of the mormon sense of identity. he's also, besides being the founding prophet, he's considered a martyr for the church. he was killed largely due to conflict aroundç polygamy, ando he is a central figure. a lot of people base much of their feeling about mormonism on their personal witness of whether orç not joseph smith ws a prophet of god. >> brown: so how much are these things

the population of the town is very small, and it's mostly mormon.e county is one of the original settlements of the mormon pioneers. it's like going back in time. a place where people walk to church, where everyone knows each other. but this whole community is being shattered by drug addiction. last year, the county lost teens, adults, even grandmothers to heroin and pills. ryan palmer is a church leader. he's lived here all his life. and just a few months ago, his world was rocked to the core. >> we just -- we found him right here behind the minivan. and we did cpr for probably four or five minutes while the ambulance got here. cpr's very grueling. you can tell i broke a few ribs. it's just insane that you have to do that to your own child. >> this is the neighbor's driveway where ryan found jeremy, where his friends left him after he overdosed on morphine pills. >> have you been back here since his death? >> driven by. this is the scene of the horrific part of what we had to deal with. >> this is the last place you saw your son. >> yeah. >> we far

what influence did the mormon church have on your life? >> my dad is catholic and my mom is mormon.y mom never drank, smoke, done drugs, you know? she just doesn't relate to me at all. we don't relate with each other. >> why do you think addiction is rampant amongst mormons here? >> honestly, i think they're depressed or hiding some type of issue in their life. you know? they just don't want to be judged by their church. >> dangerous your life? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. a month ago i got jumped when i was sleeping. they broke my ribs, punctured my lung. i was in the hospital for five days. i don't change my ways i'm either going to be dead or worse on than i already am. >> we dropped sarah off while we're winding down, her night is just beginning. since we aren't welcome where she is staying, we left her with a camera to film her daily life as an addict. i interviewed many people about drug addiction. but the difference about today for me was that i spent time with three people from relatively well to do affluent places. and all three of them in the early part of their lives really str

and they are casting aside that that you have traditional values as mormons do. you would be more inclined to vote for a matter who has values in assisted of nancy pelosi and harry reid. this article is by no means an uotliar. who says mia love is not doing what she is supposed to do here? you can see all of these hands go up. >> it was interesting to see them call mormons the traditionally oppressed group. that's odd. >> dr. smith who was not the same person as in "lost in space." >> i will not be able to answer the question. >> he wrote something saying it sends a dangerous message to ordinary americans that racism and discrimination is gone. and he also doesn't like the fact that it sends a dangerous message that love alone is enough to raise a child of color. >> all you need is love. >> i think he is anti-love. >> there are bloggers on the left who live with the con constant fear that most of america, racism is not something you have to be hyper ven ventilating about. >> young there is stuff to glean -- i think there is stuff to glean from that that is worthy

the catholic bishops, the mormon church.his is something that is fair and the right thing to do. >> those two guys have very different perceptions of what is going on. going into the speech tonight which is side, democrats republicans which side has the upper hand? >> if you look at what happened since we last met on this electronic meeting place, i think democrats are still doing well. the coalition is bigger. it's more optimistic. i heard democrat surrogates from the white house and other places talking about families, bringing people out of the shadows, breaking gridlock. those are all upbeat and positive things. i'm here at the rga. republican governors are talking about the president and this issue. they sound better. they sound angry. republicans are not anxious to talk about this. republican leaders are worried people were talking about -- are talking about impeachment. we need to see his legal justifications for what he's doing. >> the family thing is really important. you heard harry reid talking about the catholic

. >> i'm from a mormon family in mormon utah. >> okay. >> and, yeah, this is my first time out on theting story about how you rebelled. could you tell me a little bit about that? >> yeah, get ready. prepare yourselves. [laughter] no, so me and my friends, we went to disneyland in high school. we wanted to be the people that set the record for the longest day at disneyland, so we were the first ones in the park. we ran in, and at the end of the day, we'reik

there are ideals that we strive for. >> the population of the state of utah is mostly mormon, a faithnking, smoking and drug use. but over the last few years, it's been rocked by something unexpected.

subject is the marital status of the church's founder and prophet, joseph smith, long admired by mormons as an exemplary man. now, the church acknowledges that smith had up to 40 wives, some already married and one just 14 years old. >>> should public schools be closed for the muslim holy day of eid al-adha? in montgomery county, maryland, just outside washington, d.c., muslims have insisted that they should have the same rights on their holidays that christians and jews have on theirs. but the county board of education says there aren't enough muslim students to justify a day off for everyone. so school officials are taking all the religious names of the holidays off their calendar while keeping only the existing days off . >>> in rural nova scotia, a dwindling anglican congregation had to sell its 200-year-old building. in deep south louisiana, a southern baptist congregation needed a new sanctuary. so, as david tereshchuk reports, the baptists bought the anglicans' building, which was taken apart and trucked 2,000 miles to cajun country, where the baptists are putting it back together

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interstate 580 to the livermore valley is extremely heavy, not to alter one passed >>george: the mormonis already showing slower to come down past the civics and the animal to the ride to petaluma. the drive time of order of 20 minutes now to commute to san mateo bridge has not yet begun to slow the drive time the marin lot ride looks great. although transit is still going at an easy ride to syria >>darya: the history making, latter-day lost battery the battery is dead but before the dead battery died is set data on various behrman's one of this it brought the building blocks of life to the turf to land on the comet last week 300 million mi. away from earth. >> reporter: sprinkling of media starting at midnight and continues through don this is the mold will be all crescent this guy should be dark enough or pretty decent viewing between 10 to 15 near par our historic peaks just before sunrise once again early tomorrow morning and this is a dozen major media showers this year showers is expected to be of dramatic as past years it looks like you saw a couple early this morning. >>mark: de

to come in this hour of "happening now," lawyers for jody arias focusing on sex and her victim's mormon faith as they try to convince an arizona jury to spare her life. >>> members of congress are getting updates on the american strategy against terrorists of isis and their primary sources of funding. we're talking about millions of dollars in oil and also ransom. >>> plus we're watching the mysterious kidnapping case of abigail hernandez, a new hampshire teenager who was returned home last summer after she was held captive for nine months. now prosecutors say she learned the name of her accused kidnapper from a cookbook he gave her? but she waited a week before coming home to reveal it. jon? we're getting in new information as a wave of violence sweeps israel. secretary of state john kerry is now working to diffuse the tensions there by meeting with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. the terror group, the terrorism taking place in israel has included stabbings and attacks by palestinians who are now accused of running their vehicles into crowds of israeli civilians. fox's john hu

there are ideals that we strive for. >> the population of the state of utah is mostly mormon.hat discourages drinking, smoking, and drug use. but of the

so i didn't go for the mormon. i just went with the rastafarian. >> knight would also like to take advantage of some of the programs offered to general population inmates. but his affiliation with the crips gang could get in his way. >> i've got to see the gang man, try to get off this gang list so i can get some programs before i go home. hopefully take me off. >> knight will appeal to private first class doolittle, head of the unit, to be eligible for programs. they range from attending church services to various classes. >> they get to a point where they're tired of being in the gang lifestyle. i want to better myself. but the problem is, there's so many little things. gang members like to go to "church." now they can discuss "family business." whether it's planning to assault a deputy, whether it's planning criminal activity outside of here. so we have to minimize that by having keep separates. >> keep separates are part of a system the jail uses to prevent known enemies from being in the same place at the same

a black, female republican mormon. even unicorns are like, "not buying it." [ laughter ] sure.i supposed to make a wish now or something? utah candidate mia love became the first black republican woman elected to congress. this is great news for the state's african-american community. the utah jazz. [ laughter ] they're really happy. really happy. [ applause ] this is cool. during a charity benefit last night, somebody paid $300,000 for a guitar lesson, a a motorcycle ride and a lasagna dinner at bruce springsteen's house. chris christie was like, "has somebody been reading my dream journal?" [ laughter ] all too real. yeah. this is exciting here. this is exciting here. there's a rumor that the "today" show is going to hire kate middleton's younger sister, pippa, as a news correspondent. yeah, goes to show you if you work hard and you go to journalism school, you will lose your dream job to a woman whose sister married a prince. [ laughter and applause ] that's just what happens. that's just what happens. so i don't know what to make of this here. a group of researchers here in

>> listen, an african-american woman running, she's a mormon running in utah. she's well liked. it's a ye question of what that electorate thinks of those two things. >> 11:00 hour, california, your home state. what are some of the key house races. >> there are two interesting. ro khanna and mike honda. >> this could be an indication of republican widening the house. and in cal, carl demaio is a gay republican that they thought would be a new fresh face. but he has been under a lot of scrutiny because of other staffers talking about sexual harassment. >> and one of the races we may not know, alaska race mark begich against dan sullivan. this could determine whether the republicans take control. how does it go? >> alaska could be the last frontier for democrats. la has a trouble polling. i don't know if i believe that, but we'll see tonight. and we may see very early in the morning. >> when power politics returns. >> connected to a loan shark ring. >> things we can't get enough of. the best and worst of campaign ads. >> bying homes by the landlords. monitory value. >> they're bei

love is also a mormon and a first-generation hatian-american. >>> and the man seen threatening this reporter has been re-elected to a third term. michael grime faces a federal indictment for tax evasion. he beat his democratic opponent by a sizable margin. he was helped by the loyalty of his conservative base and the fact that his challenger ran a bumbling campaign. >>> stay us with for the latest election results. much more, and live team coverage coming your way on "good morning america." >>> another developing story this morning, most of the state of texas is under a flood watch warning. officials in austin are readying the emergency operations center and monitoring the radar. tropical storm vance is still packing a punch. tracking northeast toward mexico. and the lonestar state. it's dumped up to a foot of rain. accuweather's jim dickey has the latest. jim, good morning. >> good morning. heavy rains continues in particular across texas. heading throughout the morning, from the dallas area to center to houston. on to san antonio. watch out for flooding. this tapping into moisture from van

a mormon replacement brought in -- wroteo road home home, the boys i am with now are from the south. of course, they are good fellows, and all that. but they have different ways, and seem a bit funny to me. in a postwar interview, that medal of honor recipient gave a vivid description of the alabamians. quote -- they were a bit rough, and a bit rowdy. but they were no boys who would stand by closely. i will tell you how it was. they were so full of life and pep, that they had to be doing something all the time. doing, they nothing would have to try to do something. they would raise hell. after thecontinued african-american soldiers at camp mills had been told by these irish boys that the alabamians were going to be laying in wait for them. the officers of the 167th, before they went to europe, played down these instances. the tensions that did arise, and the violence that did occur, or discouraged by the army at its highest levels. conflicts among the f and an alsoaphical groups were being addressed at the highest levels by president wilson. he created the commission on training cap

lesson, if you -- mia love, back, haitian, mormon, republican, she scares liberals more than simple math. she's ee's a lawyer and an acti. joni ernst won, she's for fair market health care, she's for tax reform. kim scott, the first black to win in the house and senate, received an f on the naacp report card. it stands for fear. the biggs loser, the media, who sheltered obama like a wounded kitten in a snowstorm. their love created a pig in a blanket of -- no amount of mustard could save this weany. this gop wave is a huge waste if you don't find someone who can ride it. first i want to go to a sound on tape of president obama talking about working with the gop at a wonderful lunch today, let's roll that. >> we have seen now for a number of cycles that the american people just want to see work done here in washington. i think they're frustrated by the gridlock and one thing that i have committed to both speaker boehner and leader mcconnell is that i am not going to judges ideas based on whether they're democratic or republican, i'm going to be judging them based on wloohether or not they

ellsworth a mormon who had gained -- as a missionary during his missionary in germany and it happenedto be an inveterate diarist and letter writer extremely generous in sharing his diary and newsletters. this is what he wrote in his diary when he first met sebold. but as i was getting out of the shower in the hotel room sunday came and. i found sebold to be a tall six-foot three-inch than 157-pound german. he was big boned brown eyed and had brown hair. he spoke english brokenly but as time went on he spoke english very well. the fbi of course wasn't entirely sure that they could trust this character with his incredible story. i spent three years trying to get a file from the national archives which the fbi had transferred into the national archives and i had made numerous requests and begged and pleaded and finally got it right the at the last moment to get in the book which included a version of what today would be a psychological analysis of sebold and i will "quote the works of percy sam foxworth who was the head of the new york office of the fbi. sebold had been -- an honesty com

the same arguments as they did last year and portraying travis alexander as a man torn between the mormon faith and secret sexual mony on the trial where travis only used her for sex and the prosecution argues the opposite and said arias killed alexander in a jealous rage after he ended the affair. it is a shot to get her to be sentenced to death. >> adam housely, thank you. >> caught on camera, a violent robbery and a store owner standing up to a machet- weilding robber. and the navy seal who said he fired the first shot that killed osama bin laden. my interview and the blow back when he spotted the world's most wanted man. i turned and he had his hands on his wife. i don't know what was going on in his mind. >> he is a man who took out the world's most wanted terrorist. former navy seal rob o'neill describing in the mission that brought him face-to-face with osama bin laden. i sat down with rob o'neill and asked him how life has changed as he became a public figure. >> i adjusted to seeing myself in television and in the press, that is new for me. >> just walking around town and realizi

. >>> the mormon church admits that it found that joseph married nearly 40 women.ad been portrayed as a loyal partner to his first wife. but now, the information is that he married multiple partners. the church banned polygamy more than 100 years ago. >>> and still to come, not much common ground when it comes to pro-democracy protests in hong kong. we'll tell you what the chinese president had to say next in a live report from beijing. >>> and we'll talk to one of the key scientists behind the rosetta space program and the meeting with the comet. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or diffic

we have a backup and slowdown approaching the outer loop as you pass the mormon temple. zooming in here, we have a closure on arlington and 11th street near south emerson. overall, looking pretty decent. >>> thank you, melissa. right now police are looking for the person who shot a man near the shaw metro station in the district. the shooting happened last night near eighth and r streets in northwest. this morning traffic in that area is moving again. police blocked off the area during the investigation. the victim is expected to be okay. >>> today the debate over privacy rights will play out in front of three federal appeals judges to weigh rather the phone data collection program is constitutional. the former nsa employee edward snowden exposed the program. the justice department argues collecting the phone data is of compelling national importance for them to continue that program. now this morning a man from annapolis is charged with threatening the president. investigators say christopher o'brien sent an e-mail to the white house threatening to kill the president an

. >> because i was a member of the mormon church and a sex offender. this individual decided he was going to beat the living crap out of me and in the process of it, decided he was going to kill me. >> he's serving 15 years. >> they have been holding me in the section that they're in right now because i absolutely refuse to be housed among people that are going to cause me harm. >> about a quarter of usp's 4,000 inmates are sex offenders. most, like thomas, have been targeted for their crimes. >> we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. >> i've got a safety list that's got at least 20 names on it with people that told me in no uncertain terms, you're a dead man if we ever get our hands on you. i admitted to having an improper sexual relationship with this girl. she was 14. i am a man that is attracted to young women, god forbid. i have 16 months left to go. and all i'm trying to do is survive. >> steven johnson was convicted of killing a rival in a gang fight. >> i'm currently incarcerated for first degree murder

black, female, mormon, republican. she scares liberals more thanan simple math. sandra fluke lost her state senate race by 21 points. a humiliation against phonies who pretend that speaking out is actual work.h. she's lawyer and an activist, so the loss is a twofer. joni ernst won. for balanced budget, federal tat reform, meaning she's the anti-fluke. she prefers bottom lines over picket lines. that's real feminism. tim scott, the first black to win in the house and senate, received an f on the naacprece report card. itn stands for feared.rt c the biggest loser, the media, who sheltered obama like a wounded kitten in a snow storm. their love created a pig in blanket of failure. self-importance wrapped in doughy arrogance, no amount ofad mustard could save this weany. so what's next? 2016, 'cause this gop wave is a huge waste if you don't find someone who can ride it. >> wow. >> first i i want to go to this tape of president obama talking about working with the gop at a wonderful lunch today. let's roll that. >> what we've seen now for a number of cycles is the am

i'm mormon. i don't drink. it was dr.marry him. >> you are 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 the others descend with a celebratory bottle of sparkling cider. le memorable proposal makes for a great end to an epic day. >> 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. >> the horses, they are just screaming for help. >> when "caught on camera: what on earth?"continues. all around the world the dedicated people of united airlines ♪ are there to support you. ♪ that's got your back friendly. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i make a lot of purchases foand i get ass. lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services an

will be just a touch mormon today. the east bay a couple of incidents wonder we have been following was about five a direction no injuries are reported because traffic is so light right now it is not causing any delays also we are tracking an incident in the eastbound direction they're also ahead and run injury accident there the vehicles laws and a number one lane. there are no major delays because of that. >> reporter: there is a little bit of line there and little bit of weight your side get across from the east bay into san francisco. it is right around 13 minutes. >> reporter: our top story is the midterm election and key races could change the way washington works democrats and republicans that midterms all about local contests. with big national indication republicans could ship the balance by gaining six. they're inspected to pick up seats and montana and south dakota in virginia. >> reporter: it could cost more to buy it is shared drinks. -- sugar drinks >> reporter: they're expected to open in the last hour a

a wider look at things, we are slow here top of the beltway, outer loop passing the mormon temple, we are slow inbound 395 headed to the bridge. and d.c. 295 is typically slow as you pass 50 headed into town. 66 hopping on in prince william parkway, that's probably the slowest spot. then you open back up just a little bit heading into oakton and things get slow once again on 66. taking a look at 95 in virginia, slowest spot is dale city again expected for this time of the day. still with a crash outbound south dakota with your alternate to avoid the whole thing near eastern avenue. a live picture of 66 is coming up. >>> new this morning, north korea's kim jong un visiting a state museum. the state tv show showed the massacre of troops during the korean war. >>> in the day ahead, a bill will be introduced in montgomery county to ban you from smoking e-cigarettes in public places. that bill would regulate e-cigarettes like traditional cigarettes and ban minors from using them as well. the bill would also require child-resistant packaging for electronic cigarettes. voice your opinion at

listen to this, the mormon church said this week that their founder joseph smith may have had betweenand 40 wives. and just to be safe, he started every conversation with "happy anniversary!" [ laughter ] this is alarming. a man in florida has been sentenced to six months in prison -- six months in prison for stockpiling weapons at a compound just 11 miles from disney world. 11 miles from disney world. so, in the parking lot? [ laughter ] i think that's -- [ applause ] i parked in thumper 94 once, and it was about a half marathon. you guys, there's a new study out. we get so excited about new studies here at "late night." according to a new study, 65% of women prefer sleep over sex. 65% of women prefer sleep over sex, which i don't understand. why would anyone want to sleep for two and a half minutes? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what do you even get out of that? this is incredible. a woman in china turned down her boyfriend when he proposed to her using 99 new iphones arranged in a heart. and it's a good thing she turned him down, because it sounds like he's terrible with mon

it's not called radical mormons or radical signtologist.g from student who is are muslim? >> i don't know exactly which students it's coming from, but i just wonder why won't cair seize on this opportunity and use it constructively to have a dialogue. let them prove they're the moderates they claim to be. go ahead and use this opportunity to call out the radical elements of islam. >> i find the people that always scream for dialogue only want dialogue if it's their dialogue. they don't want your dialogue. they just want you to nod and agree. the campus these days, which is supposed to be so open minded is now the beacon of intolerance. how did that happen? when did it start? >> when did it start? i can't pinpoint the exact date. but you're right. stifling freedom of expression, condi rice at rutgers or bill maher's here is wrong. i have many political differences with bill maher. but it's still the wrong decision. but from uc berkeley standpoint they ought to be commended because they were courageous. >> one of the few things you can say ni

great candidate, and for her to say from a state of utah would they ever elect a black republican mormong i thought many people can't happen, but she doesn't look at herself as being a black candidate, she looks as herself as a candidate to represent the entire state of utah about job creation, about making sure to get the economy going. she's just such a breath of fresh air, i can hardly wait for her to get in there. tracy: elise receive nick, first republican to one her district. that had to have floored some people. >> i think it did. i mean, it will be very interesting to watch when elise comes to washington because i've known her a little bit with her work on the pawlenty campaign and the bush administration. she's, first and foremost, a policy wonk. she rolls up her sleeves and get into the details of policy, and i would expect her to have a pretty significant impact on the committees that she's assigned to once she gets into washington, helping to provide direction to republicans in the house. policy matters. tracy: yeah. we've got a lot of good people, and let's hope they do some

new york studio is filled with posters, drawings and costumes from productions like "the book of mormonhat started out as assistant to the 1950s, then she was full-fledged costume designer, on major film like? midnight cowboy" she created signature looks for john voight and dustin hoffman, but brenda didn't want to do her nude scene. >> i bought this red fox coat for 200 bucks. i told brenda not to worry that she wouldn't have to lie their naked. how could you not fall in love with a naked girl in a fur coat. >> the director gave ann roth her way. >> talk about your reputation for a minute. >> all by yourself you'll be talking about it. >> people use words like, formidable. >> that's nice. that means susie. would you say it's nice? >> how do you see yourself? >> i think i'm darling. i would say that i am very, very kind and understanding with actors. when they take their clothes off in the fitting room they are at the most vulnerable anybody could possibly be. >> actors just tend to adore her. she's on their side. >> roth spends much of her time far from hollywood and broadway. we are i

became a mormon and quite conservative. front and center to show they're a big 10 party and willing to listen to all types of people. so three folks to keep an eye on, tamron. those are the ones the leadership sees as doing big things in the future. i'm sure you'll hear their names there. especially reuben from arizona. you see the democrats needing a bench. they could look to him sooner rather than later. >> thank you. >>> coming up next hour luke continues with the freshman from the south to watch including texas congressman who was a cia operative inside pakistan. thank you. >>> and a surprise drug sweep targeting the nfl tops our look at stories around the "newsnation" today. dea agents questioned million staffs on a half dozen traveling teams yesterday after their games. sources say the agents were looking for painkillers amid allegations that some nfl teams may be dispensing drugs illegally to help keep players on the field. the team's all cooperated and no irregularities were found. >>> pope francis is coming to the

it was a funny script, but he couldn't do the movie because it was "r" rated and didn't want his mormon kids sneaking into the flick. >> also led to the favre jokes, which i thought was funny. it's in the movie. >>> going to infinity and beyond again. >> disney's ceo confirmed buzz, woody, and the gang are coming back to the big screen for "toy story 4," set for release june 2017. the director also directed "toy story" and "toy story 2." he said the characters are like family to him and he doesn't want to do anything with them unless it lives up to or surpasses what's gone before. the first "toy story" was released in 1995. also jesse is going to be in it. >> he was so good, they edit it so well, i don't know how they'll do the fourth. >>> still to come, an investigative unit exclusive. >> we absolutely are seeing more aggressive water stealing by marijuana cultivators. >> armed and organized, illegal pot growers have stolen more than a billion gallons of our water. we'll investigate how dangerous criminals are getting away with sucking california dry. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah

that made a big difference and her that men john browning made it more genius, utah mormon gunsmith's designed and held the patents on almost every automatic weapon that the united states used in the second world war from the browning automatic weapon to the light and heavy machine guns, and the fabulous 1911 kissel, which was in front line service for 75 years and is still issued today. he was a true american genius. >> and also the guy who designed the landing craft. higgins. >> the higgins boat. >> i thought that was fascinating. >> he is another success story. established a privately-owned boat building company in new orleans and he anticipated before the navy the need for mass-produced landing craft in advance of not war but the next war. it is generically called the higgins' blood. initially the landing craft vehicle and personnel, then made it possible amphibious operations in every theater of action. >> you finally cleared up for me various things about the kinds of airplanes that were used. we all know about the beat 47, the workers bomber. >> the newseum. >> but i had not re

that was mormon that -- that was more men than what was in the confederate army at the time. >> it was possible. >> especially if you invested into wants in great britain, invested your money. the blockade-running captives and crews, sailors, when in bermuda and nassau, wine, drinking, women, they usually lost their money weekly. you put money into confederate lines, that was a mistake. but some of these individuals did well after the war and tried to put money into real estate. we do not really know about george williams, but george williams came out quite well at the end of the war. those of you familiar with the calhoun house in charleston, that was built by george williams for his daughter. the war. >> after the war. williams is a fascinating individual that we do not hear a great deal about. lance on his feet quite well during and after the war -- lands on his feet quite well. >> and we have not gotten to the hundleys yet. >> yes, them. they had this vessel they were told they might be interested in. it was shipped from mobile to charleston and given some trials. it was not overly

these are people, by the way, who applaud for the book of mormon, so there's a double standard there. now, the usually-er irreverent letterman looked shocked. here's what he says: making fun of the prophet muhammad? [laughter] obama shakes his head in dismay, yes, making fun of the prophet muhammad. a week later he's blaming it fully on the video, and he's doing it on the david letterman show. number two. transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency. [laughter] this is what obama said to his assembled staff on the first full day in office, and this promise has been violated more wantonly than a goat at a taliban bachelor party, i'm sorry. [laughter] [applause] it was precisely the violation of this promise that got turley and goodell so upset both on the notion of transparency and the rule of law. okay, number one promise violated, i do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of united states and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. [applause] i mean, he had, he had his hand

he used to be mormon, too. >> i didn't prepare for a ryan gosling spin on "the cycle.", guys. >> drive is perhaps his best movie. >> matthew mcconaughey was not on this list. as a man who looks up to him, he says his hero, as he told us in the oscar speech, was himself in ten years but i'll never become my hero because it takes ten more years and that's my hero. do you remember that? >> yeah. you talked about it a lot. >> he was life-changing. we know you like him. >>> what a great conversation starter. >>> a new phase in the isis fight and this one has both parties as far apart as ever. imagine that. >>> the senator votes on government spying. you know ari has something to say about that. still ahead in "the cycle," we're live from washington. [singing to himself] "here she comes now sayin' mony mony". ["mony mony" by billy idol kicks in on car stereo] ♪don't stop now come on mony♪ ♪come on yeah ♪i say yeah ♪yeah ♪yeah ♪yeah ♪yeah ♪yeah ♪yeah ♪'cause you make me feel like a pony♪ ♪so good ♪like your pony ♪so good ♪ride the pony the sentra, with bose audio and nissancon