mormonism is part of this as well. i think part of what is driving this is -- you have a new model of leadership. so, in colonial america, leaders of religious groups are mostly college-educated gentlemen and that's a pretty limited school. how many college educated gentlemen are there. so, there can be african-american preachers. you do not have to be literate to preach in methodist, baptist churches. you get leaders like amalie. there is this tremendous opening up of accessibility. it's never complete or without its limitations, but it brings in a new level of cultural engagement. they can bring a lot of new ideas to the table. stephen: we are having in the exhibit -- i believe -- in the religion and early america exhibit -- one of the plates of mormon where joseph smith was -- according to tradition -- reading from these tablets translating them in his scribe was running it down, so mormonism is also part of this story. your discussion may be even better -- you have the mormons. a group meaning driven from pillar to

the population of the town is very small, and it's mostly mormon.inal 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 farm. and jeremy would have be

>> in 1830, joseph smith began the mormon religion in upstate new york.te new york because of religious persecution, and after a brief stop in the midwest, they settled in the territory that would become utah. >> the mormons arrived in 1847. the date is right there on the flag, along with 1896, the year the state entered the union. at first, mormon leader brigham young wanted to claim a much bigger territory and call it "deseret." congress didn't go for that, so the state was smaller and named after the ute indians who were there first. >> but one thing that's very interesting about the state is that of all 50 states, it boasts the youngest population, with an average age of 27.1 years. >> utah is also famous for amazing natural wonders, with two great national parks -- zion and bryce canyon. but they're too big to put on the flag! i'm brandon with "flag facts." >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. >> hello. >> hello. >> hi, julia. i'm mary lou. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> 18-year-old julia huuki is thi

said -- charles mormon said and i'm quoting here, would be disruptive to the point of almost shutting down the north american rail network. is that true? >> well, the ray industry has a 100 -- rail industry has a 100 year history of fighting safety regulations. and i have a respect for mr. mormon and norfolk southern but i'm speaking and the american people need to focus on the fact that the tank cars that are on -- going through their neighborhoods now are not designed and are not safe to hold their contents in derailments or events similar to what you described with this amtrak derailment. >> jim hall, good to talk to you, jim hall is the former chairman of the ntsb. there has got to be a safer way to ship all the oil that america has been producing without risking lives inner rail lines what about appliance, remember >> tuesday. you know his music but what about the man? >> i was given a gift. >> up close and personal. behind the scenes of the biggest hits. >> she was a troubled girl. >> brightest stars. >> kids don't want to "own", they just want to "play". >> and the future of mu

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mormon churches sponsor scouting activities.reexamine the relationship to the scouts after this. are you worried that's detrimental to membership if churches pull out? >> dr. gates has to walk a line between chartering organizations, mormon church united methodist church and where the rest of the country is going. you have to make churches happy and don't get left behind. he's got an uphill battle in front of him. i think he's the guy to do it. >> lastly we're talking about the historic vote in ireland for marriage equality. you said that scouts in the uk have allowed these individuals to be involved and it's had no impact at all. talk about that. >> i think it's the relationships with mormon and catholic church. you pointed out earlier the vote in ireland. i think we're seeing changes in different communities. >> thanks for coming on. we'll keep an eye on it. that's it for "andrea mitchell reports." great thomas roberts is next. have a great memorial day weekend. we'll see you next week. >>> saturday more heavy rain and floodin

if we were at war with mormon fanatics i'm sure we'd be looking at mormon churches. it's natural. the irs was harassing the tea party. but you know what let's not look at these mosques, there could be terrorists in there. we were looking at one of these terrorists but we didn't catch him. he was flying to somalia, lying to the feds he got probation, radicalized all over twitter. we just missed him. it's really unfortunate. >> kimberly, this is situation where the terrorists have to be right once and we have to be right all of the time. >> these investigations are very time consuming and you need cars on it with listening devices, a team of surveillance teams to swap in and remaceplace that team. imagine, it's a full-time job and a daunting task. that's why we have to have the right resources and you've got to be looking in the right place. >> right. >> if you're too crippled by being politically correct and totally afraid of the liberals attacking you, we are losing already. >> let me -- look also the law -- >> the law allows for it. if you have probable cause, somebody is engagin

using the virgin mary. >> my kind of art and i did not enjoy the evening at the book of mormons. many people do. it's not my cup of tea. anyway what i think of this is yes, pamela geller is making a point. what she's been pointing out is accurate and has been laying out in front of our eyes on tv. the fact that they have a radical cartoon, doesn't give the radical islamists to come in and kill. the other one i love drop them like they are hot. there you go. >> are events like these helpful by drawing out the extremists? when the police would send letters to out standing warrants saying you want to vote? and then they all show up at a hotel and then get arrested? is that how this works? you have these things once in a while and then the crazies come out? >> exactly. >> although who would volunteer to do this cartoon event. >> that's the thing. >> full on snipers. >> to catch a predator that guy. the guy always in the kitchen. >> didn't he have a problem himself? >> no. you pointed out in your monologue, it draws attention to -- when people who say, people who do this they are prov

and i heard amani say this she talked about doing this and insulting, you know there's a book of mormonsbroadway there are all kinds of things. there was a musical back in the '70s that was about -- jesus christ superstar. >> of course. you live in a pluralistic society, you have to develop thick skin. you have to understand that you're going to be insulted all religion is going to be insulted. argue back, make a better case win in the marketplace of ideas. >> so the degree of danger should not play into -- >> no. the degree of danger if somebody is inciting their own people to attack that's one thing. but if you attack the speaker, police have an obligation to protect the speaker. >> if a few people had been killed in this would you still feel the same way? >> yes, i would. and i felt the same way with "charlie hebdo," where 11 people were killed. you go after the killers, not the speakers. you don't let the killers stop the speakers from speaking. you don't let the threat of violence stop political speech from occurring. >> amani, what do you say to pamela geller? >> so if we're going

worth noting here we'll come back to you in budget time talk about how we're addressing some of the mormon dan of our work a and final our sharing community goal is a financial draw draw away from funding our operations and our need for reinvestment and it is at risk if we can't get our costs contained and address those costs effectively so here's the sum slide of the conditions together you as a commission and us as a staff over the last several years have managed to get the system financially stable and that's terrific as the general manager said at the opening we are financially stable entity we've achieved that but taking some sort of stopgap steps raising rates and the debt financing we celebrated in today's meeting to use a former word those are leathers we've pulled them and now time to plan for what we can do in addition to make sure we maintained our long term operating financial will stability of the business enterprise there's been - we're another point fundamental change it noted so i'll pause there and see if there is any. >> would the one billion dollars deferred capital more

de que las familias eternas y la afirmaciÓn autorizan para ordenanzas que utilizan en los templos mormones aquÍ porque este lugar es la biblioteca mÁs grande del mundo con informaciÓn sobre los antepasados para todo el mundo. >> es un motivo saber para seguir adelante sabiendo que es un inmigrante que llegÓ a amÉrica y que saliÓ adelante desde la pobreza hasta crear un patrimonio para su familia, te hace pensar que yo tambiÉn puedo. >> ahora la iglesia tamil desarrolla centros de descubrimiento de manera interactiva los visitantes conocen el original historia de sus nombres como el aÑo de su nacimiento y ademÁs cuÁntas personas y donde los estados unidos tienen el mismo nombre y apellido. pedro rojas para univisiÓn. >> ahora jorge calvo tiene el resumen deportivo del fin de semana. chelsea gana y logra su quinta copa de la liga premier. en valencia de espaÑa se acerca la champions. ♪ ♪ >> comenzamos sesiÓn universitaria donde los pumas cayeron un a cero en contra del cruz azul en la penÚltima jornada del clausura 2015. roque santa cruz aprovechÓ una descongelaciÓn de la defensa para remata

reach for targets, and nevada is emerging as the rubio firewall state and he was a member of the mormonrch before choosing to be catholic, and he hopes his spanish language skills and cuban roots will help him. rubio won't come out of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina 0-3, and he dialled up the nevada work, because it makes sense, and just in case. that's it for "inside politics." "state of the union" starts right now. >>> this is cnn's breaking news. >> good morning from washington. i am jim scuitto. the breaking news we are following this morning, secretary of state john kerry cutting short a crucial diplomatic trip to europe after breaking his right femur in a biking accident in the french alps. this is right after cancer claimed the life of vice president joe biden's son, beau biden. the state department released a statement saying secretary kerry broke his foot in a biking accident this morning in france, and g

. >> the book of mormon insulting to mormons. there's a broadway show playing right up -- >> right.eople love it. >> strapping on a suicide vest. >> right. that's what annie mccarthy says today. he says the shooting last night was not caused by the free speech event, it was caused by islamic supremacist ideology and it's law that insights muslims to kill those they judge to have disparaged islam n his column at "national review." robert thank you for bhgeing here. >> when monday morning rolled around many suggested the gunmen were provoked by a notorious anti-muslim group. cnn asked the organizer whether shfs she was trying to be intentionally incendiary. msnbc went all in with a guest that offered this. >> i think an analogy is a clan group that decides to hold a cartoon contest satirizing black people. certainly that would make many people angry and it might even bring out a black nationalist or two who was willing to do some shooting him or herself. is that a good thing? i think not. >> wow. joining me now, howie, host of "fox news media buzz." howie, that guy went on to say he w

not the way that mitt romney going and talking about his mormonism did. he's not like he has been with roadblock coverage on it. that with roadblock coverage on it. mark: he has to figure up how to get a bigger slice of parts of the conservative movement. the tea party is one thing. he interview with making kelly tonight. part of the reason they didn't achieve what they want is because, what is the news out of the interview? stance on the iraq war. he talks about immigration. he talks about two positions he supported in the past, drivers licenses for illegal aliens and in-state tuition. in both cases, iraq and immigration, that has gotten more pickup off that interview. not his talk about fate. john: i have not seen the interview, but those on the big headlines out of it. it is not good news for him with conservatives. the immigration thing we know is a problem. and the iraq thing, he got hammered by lori ingram. knowing what we know about the intelligence, how can you possibly say you would have voted to authorize the iraq war? mark: if he is going to be

he was likely referring to the mormon church which is the largest sponsor of scouting here in the united states >>> tomorrow ireland will be the first country to hold the referendum. according to polls it's expected to be tate. campaigner -- tight >>> campaigners were on the streets, and major parties backed the yes campaign. we spoke to the openly gay irish senator who spearheaded the movement of same text marriage. >> we feel quietly confident that it will pass. even though the polls started to narrow. never once has it gone below 61%, and the irish people who are freedom fighters and justice makers and compassionate and fair and generous will say yes, and we'll be the first country in the world to do it that way. the vote will decide whether to change the constitution. ireland recognises still unions. >> crews are working around the clock to clean up damage from an oil spill near santa barbara. the spill happened on tuesday when a burst pipeline sent 100,000 gallons of oil on to a beach. this drone footage controls the effort to contain the spill on 9 miles of shore line. jacob ward i

los laguna salgado son parte de los mÁs de 15 millones de mormones que hay en el mundo entero sin embargora dedicada a dios y jamÁs imaginaron que acabarÍan viviendo semejante pesadilla. >> no pensaba yo que en esta ciudad. >> dicen que nunca soÑaron venir a estados unidos y mucho menos asÍ hechos pedazos con la Única ilusiÓn de encontrar a su vida elizabeth. >> necesitamos saber de ella las personas que la tienen ya la entreguen por favor se lo suplico. >> su instinto de madre asegura le dice que su hija estÁ viva pero teme junto con su esposo que estÉ padeciendo en manos criminales. >> un rato con mi hija porque de la nada no desaparece nada ¿no? 23 dÍas que estuvo aquÍ en la uniÓn americana y se desaparece. >> (en inglÉs). >> hoy en conferencia de prensa las autoridades junto con la familia de la joven desaparecida pidieron a la poblaciÓn estar bien alerta y reportar cualquier cosa que pueda llevar a conocer su paradero. >> los laguna salgado aÑadieron que estÁn agradecidos con la comunidad que ha orado y las cuadrillas de vecinos que han ayudado a buscar a la estudiante de 26 aÑos des

miranda of the mormon church but hopefully the $3 million donation is a sign that the formations in san francisco know we can't move forward alone so to take a moment to talk about the in addition center again, we have 11 hundred plus shelter beds no way to say the shelters will solve the problems the people visiting the embarcadero strerlts don't work for everybody and what we've seen between south of market and the mission and the design district a huge concentration of people living in endisplacements and people in tents and the reality is captain lazzaro our standing captain in the district the police officers talked with someone they offer someone a one necessity bed even a one night bed and the next day they have to go on a waiting list two or three weeks and i but who is going do give up their sleeping bag or tent their partnering when an opposite sex partner can't stay and dog in a crate the thing is shelters don't work for everyone there's not storage and pets can't stay with their owner we've seen a concentration of the people the design center will be everything that didn't w

. >> i would recommend the book of mormon for you. >> gl i knew it! but that is point. >> exactly.int is without interpretation scripture is just words on a page. it requires somebody to read it, to encounter it for it to have any kind of meaning, and obviously in that transaction you are bringing yourself, your views your politics, your social ideas into the text. how you read scripture has everything to do with who you are. god does not make you a bigot. you're just a bigot. >> jon: that's a good point. and the violence this that region is an outgrowth of paucity of many things, religion not being the sole driver of these identity difficulties that are going on. >> there's a lot of issues that are involved-- social issues, political issues, cultural issues. all those things. >> jon: will you stick around around. we'll talk. -- >> the middle east we'll do this. >> jon: we're not going to do it on air. we're going to do it on the web. the paperback comes out it's on the bookshelves now. reza this is smith & forge hard cider. it's like emmett, here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet

he's such a great guy and he was great here, and "book of mormon" he was hilarious and we're a very goodsort of a bonso version of ourselves, stretch a little bit. i've been in front of people a long time. they think they know me. so i could have fun with that and change my persona a little bit. and let out the dark man. and -- >> there is some dark man stuff in those first four episodes. >> yeah, and it's a lot of fun. there's an episode that you love which is the third one. >> jon: the third one in the supermarket. >> yeah. >> jon: can i say? >> yeah, sure. >> jon: so the two of them are high in a supermarket. ( laughter ) and it's just the two of them wandering around the supermarket, and i don't know if that's just you guyses improvising. >> yeah, yeah. >> jon: but it's just-- it's just 10 minutes of just laugh-out-loud antics, it really made me want to get high and go to a supermarket. >> yeah, well. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: and that is the power of television. >> i will do that with you when you're finished, we'll -- >> i'll leave tonight. ( laughter ) >> now now -- >> that'

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she was once a loyal member of the flds, fundamentalist mormons, who live along the utah/arizona border, and still worship their imprisoned prophet, warren jeffs, doing life for sexually assaulting underage girls. when sabrina broke free eight years ago, she says she was forced to believe behind her four children. but just last month, she was officially awarded custody. so, she went immediately to go get her kids. but as she arrived, she's surrounded by church security. you were spooked. >> yeah, i just got a bad feeling. >> reporter: early the next morning, sabrina returns. but her eldest, isaac, makes clear -- the kids don't want to go. >> and he's like, get away from me. >> reporter: the entire crowd descends weeping, praying and singing. finally, a sheriff's deputy intervenes and that does it. the kids get in. the van pulls away. how were the kids when they got in the van? >> they were all crying. and my youngest was pulling my hair and throwing things at my head and stuff. >> reporter: but within weeks, with the help of tv, video games, a new puppy and a huge amount of maternal lov

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. >> if you think romney had a hard time getting into the country club as a mormon, just wait until the evangelicals dig into the good doctor's mystery religion. >> and huckabee won iowa in 2008, he is expected to announce this week he is running again. a great candidate for people who think that ted cruz is too liberal. if republicans really want to win they should get behind a woman who loves this country. is filthy rich. nominate bruce jenner, come on. >> tonight, a new free speech battle exploded after terrorist attack a prophet mohammad ca tune contest -- cartoon contest in texas. >> a man says that america's public schools are like prison. is it true? >> it is national star wars day. i have something out there for all of you with a lightsaber in your pocket. plan -- welcome. kennedy: hello, with 2016 republican feel looking crowded. who has what it takes to make it to the end? welcome beautiful panel to discuss it. joanne, co-host of red eye on fox news channel. that is a fantastic wave. and the washington bureau chief for daily beast. will. you look like a baby. and ellison00 hen

he was an officer in the black hawk war and was in charge of kicking the mormons out of illinois. harden was a big military guy also a political guy and he really wanted to fight mexico. he wrote letters to newspapers saying this is our greatest possible opportunity to gain california for the united states and if war is declared i will be at the front of the movement. and in fact, he was. pardon is very excited about the possibility of taking a lot of mexican territory. he's a big opponent of manifest destiny. when he gets to mexico, his views change quickly and dramatically. when he first gets to mexico, he writes in rapturous terms about potential silver mines he has heard about. he says the silver mines here are supposed to be the richest in mexico and were only abandoned by the ignorance of the mexicans. he said it would only require a little skill to make these mines valuable. he is excited and can see mexico in american hands. the longer he stays in mexico the less he likes it. just a few months after he arrives, he wrote his law partner, there is not an acre in 500 hear a m

here is some mormon. >> i jennifer, our attorney, is this going to be a reality. >> oh, i think smallnk it is a huge setback for women. >> why? >> well, because our divorce laws have developed over time, where everything that's earned during the marriage, most states, is part of the marital estate. so the money that's earned, whether the husband earns it the wife earns it, or both turn is all joint money. so to pay a wife a bonus really setting setting her back. it is saying you're not really sharing in all of this income. i'm going to decide what you should get if you're deserving. >> you just changed my mine. it is kind of condescending. >> very con descending, absolutely. >> when is this even decided this. >> decide this as you go along? negotiate it? >> well, there are some women that decide this per prenup or post up in, then question of ends forceable especially if it is totally discretionary. how do you enforce that, if the husband doesn't pay? and unless you have certain dollar amount, or percentage of the bone thaws you're going to earn each and every year, it is un unenforce

you think mormon church beautiful scenery, mountains, salt lake city equals salt lake city utah. but this is what knocked me off my feet from sheer wonder at our news meeting yesterday. the salt lake city at the center of this story is not the one in utah it is here just outside calcutta in india. it is the westernized name for a suburb of calcutta. it was an area that was built. can you see some water there on the map, it was built quite near a salt lake hence the name salt lake city salt lake city india is hope to a company called harris pharma llp. unavailable export available into the united states is a drug they can manufacture or obtain that's called sodium thiapental that is used for executions. there is no approved manufacturer or distributor for that drug. so naturally the states that were relying on that drug to kill their prisoners had to come up with plan bs and plan cs or plan ds to find either that drug somehow or find some other means of killing people. and that's where harris pharma in salt lake city india comes in. specifically their ceo, guy named chris harris.

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. >> "the new york times" said at this point the debate stage could look like the mormon tabernacle choir. >> just have a mosh pit. >> there are two other democrats coming into the race bernie sanders and o'malley tomorrow. maybe that will grow as well. presidential candidate and florida senator marco rubio celebrating his 44th young birthday with his friend rick harrison star of "pawn stars." young in a great way. watch. >> rick is a good friend. he is having us here for an event in his home. i watched it on television. i'm a fan of the show and obviously a fan of his business. also what his family has done. an example in any other country in the world, this story would have been impossible mine and his. >> governor scott walker sending a tweet celebrating rubio's birthday and writing, happy birthday to my friend hashtag marco rubio from one forty-something to another. smart for the younger candidates because the criticism maybe they are too green, maybe not because they are fresh. >> not only is hillary drowning in all this controversy about the clinton foundation i can say this as an o

. >> host: his 2012 book, a mormon in the white house. romney is a presidential candidate. >> guest: i would have -- he would have run. one of my law partners. we wrote a piece saying 3rd time is a charm because i think i think the way that the rules of been set up a terrific chairman of the republican party and i say that not because i get to asking questions. he is involving conservative journalists, and i love that no more surprise got you questions by george stephanopoulos. the worst question ever. i've been on this program. that one was from way left field. remove the convention up put it in cleveland. don't mess the draft. he put in cleveland. he also limited the base to 12 total command he made a compressed schedule for primary selection. i think that last thing is going to result in probably the 1st open convention we have ever had. if i can summarize if you hold your primary or caucus you have to allocate your delegates proportionate to the votes the common. if you hold it on march 15 or thereafter it will be winner take all. eve

the lds or the mormon people on the missouri frontier were very disappointed in him not helping themcauses because they had conflict with the other frontiersmen. did she do any advising in that sort of thing or was she strictly a hostess and dealt with totally the ladies' sphere and nothing in the public sphere that was really the men's world. swain: thank you. henderson: we have no evidence of her delving into politics. actually, even later in life - even during the civil war, she's quite quiet about where her sentiments fell in anything political. so she really... brady: so really. henderson: ...does not express a political view. so i think she wouldn't have had any influence. swain: but her influence in politics was a negative one by the perception on his administration. henderson: yes. brady: well, because of her mistake. because she was young and she made mistakes. henderson: right. swain: did she recover? brady: she did actually, yes... henderson: she did. brady: ... they - as i said, they tore out the dais and she stopped doing the posing. but by then, the administration was a