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it out, and moses was the first fireman.at. everybody know that, and you better be careful because you not just going against me. you're going against moses, and he got connections. >> janine, what am i gonna tell these people at the help center? >> well, miss ella, you may not have to tell them anything. >> what are you talking about? you heard him. he is going to close that center. >> maybe the two of you can find some common ground. >> i don't think so. he's gonna make sure that his little people are working and that all the internets are in place and that all the people-- >> he's here. >> he's who? who's here? >> hi. hi. come on in. >> ♪ what's he doing here? >> i called him. miss ella, don't get mad. i called him. i think that the earlier conversation just got a little bit too heated and you two need to do some more talking. >> well, if he's still gonna close down that center, then there's nothing for us to talk about. >> sister payne, closing the help center doesn't have to be the end of your service to the church. the

and moses. and moses. in the meantime, this guy jeffrey is married also.you know, he's married to elle "the body" macpherson. this is why i say there's no story here. first of all, this jeffrey, he's the owner of the fountain blue hotel in miami. the fountain blue was closed for many years for renovations. when they finally had their grand opening back in 2008, gwyneth was there and the next day gwyneth was out on jeffrey's yacht. and i saw jeffrey probably flew her in for star power, probably got a really nice payday for, you know, schmoozing it up. brett rattner is looking at him over the shoulders. hey. this does not -- they don't look like -- does that look like the sex body language to you? he looks like he's more interested in keeping eye on the prize. and she's like, hey, she's there for a date. looks like her hand is flung to her back. i say there's no story here "vanity fair," the real story is what's that marriage like to chris martin? because the streets have been talking for years. yeah. dig. dig deeper, "vanity fair" and we'll keep watching. a

[laughter] >> jon: nice guy, moses. never made good on the milk and honey thing. good people. that's not fair. this committee i'm sure includes people with the proper expertise. >> a science major from rice university and a former naval aviator. >> jon: that's what i'm talking about. >> could not afford to have my computer drop off line as i'm getting ready to drop a torpedo to stop a russian submarine to drop a nuke missile at our country. [laughter] >> jon: i think that guy just used the plot for the hunt for red october to flag healthcare.gov. anyway, let's move on to someone else. representative joe barton from texas. he wants to apologize to bp for getting oil on our beaches, i guess. barton had concerns beyond the healthcare's efficacy. >> how in the world can this be hippa compliant when hippa is designed to protect the patient's privacy and this explicitly says in order to continue, you have to accept this condition that you don't have privacy. >> jon: that is my point. my guess is that it's hippa compliant because the website doesn't ask you for actual health informat

as this reconstructed model shows, the well of moses was originally brilliantly painted. the prophets deliver their prophecies like figures from a medieval mystery play. the piece was intensely theatrical linking prophecies of the old testament to the sacrifice of christ on the cross. originally, the well was surmounted by a life-sized crucifixion group. this crucifix was smashed to pieces during the french revolution, and the largest fragment that remains is the head of christ. somehow, sluter's carving conveys both the agony of christ on the cross and the release from suffering which death has brought. life at the burgundian court was not always domated by thoughts of god and death. the dukes of burgundy were famous for their tournaments, banquets, and extravagance. they placed great importance on all the arts. their court was one of the grandest in europe. because this was a ing court, moving between the palaces of their scattered duchy many of their artistic treasures were portable-- tapestries, metalwork, and illuminated manuscripts. all this medieval extravagance wa

literally, i don't mean in the metaphor, that it was handed down to moses on mount sinai, that moses used it to govern the israelites, but after the babylonian captivity of the lost tribes action migrated to britain where they became the anglo-saxons which strikes me as trading down, but i don't -- [laughter] i don't want to make a big deal about the. they became the angle saxons, and then they brought the most take constitution across to america where the resulting anything that wasn't done in fifth century saxon england is unconstitutional. so a lot of this stuff is being put up to its being put out by people have a lot of money behind them. i think anytime a constitutional crisis the only thing that you can do is take part in the debate. if you think what you think and you see people saying things that you think are wrong, jump in. i think letters to the editors are tremendously important. and i think communicating with your members of congress and your state legislatures are tremendously important to there are people in missouri who i think, i think wrote to the governor and said

literally -- i don't mean in a metaphor it was handed down to moses on mount sinai that moses used to govern the israelis. they migrated to britain where they bang the anglo which strikes me as trading down. [laughter] but i don't want to make a big dream about that. they became the anglo saxons and brought the constitution across to america. the result being anything that wasn't done in fifth sex i -- century saxon england is unconstitutional. it's being put out by people with a lot of money. in a time of constitutional crisis, the only thing you can do is take part in the debate. it if you think what you think and see people saying things you think are wrong. jump in. i think letters to the editor are tremendously important. i think communicating with your members of congress and your state legislatures are tremendously important. there are anemia missouri who, i think, you know, i think wrote to the governor and said no! whatever you may have read, we can't really repeal federal law in missouri and make it legal shoot atf agents and the governor, from what i heard, has vetoed that

the figure of moses.asari calls michelangelo terribile, speaks often of his terribilita, which is a word that really has no precise equivalent in english, but one is talking about a kind of awe-inspiring power of temperament. and this same word-- terribilita-- was also used to describe pope julius ii. there is no doubt that artist and pope met their match in each other, and it's always been felt-- there's a kind of undercurrent of feeling-- that although the moses is in no sense a portrait of julius ii, that it is an evocation, precisely, of that terribilita that artist and pope shared. michelangelo was bullied by julius to abandon the tomb and instead to paint the ceiling of he sistine chapel. this was part julius' grand design for a new vatican. however reluctant he was, however much he complained, between 1508 and 1512, michelangelo created one of the boldest and one of the largest paintings in history. monumental figures act out the biblical drama from the creation to the flood, framed by figures stil

i'm not moses. i'm not even mel brooks. i'm not here to hand down word. if you may read the constitution differently, and if you do you have my respect as long as you are reading this constitution, not the articles of confederation, not the declaration of independence, not madison's notes, not the federalist, not the second treatise on the government, not the mega makarova. this constitution, not common law. this constitution, not the natural law. this constitution, not the final. if you are a reader of this constitution, then to quote walt whitman, the greatest constitutional poet every atom belonging to me as could be long as to you. thanks for your patience. i will now take your questions. [applause] go to the microphones of you to ask questions because we are being taped for c-span. i think you were first. [inaudible] -- supreme court opinion justice scalia were justice thomas were to write that medicine has risen from the dead and appeared to them personally and the was behind -- or any of the other justices -- and there was behind their opinion. wha

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and moses said, i've got to talk with you- i know these people; you can't make it that many times. so they negotiated it down to five times a day. >> and a wonderful point, too, because we'll see in the mythic dimension- let's not forget our other dimensions that of course mohammed rose up, particularly in the al-aqsa mosque, he rose up from al-aqsa and went up into the seventh heaven and he spoke with moses, he spoke with jesus- these people are all invited, and we should make the point that judaism, christianity, and islam all share a great tradition. other relationship- oh, yeah, jamie, you jump in here. >> well, it's similar to what her thought was. i'm just wondering if the number five had any other special significance in the muslim religion? >> you know, i honestly don't know. seven usually comes up big in most other traditions- i'm thinking christianity. i don't know the five- well, we'll see that with the five, it corresponds to the times of the day- you know, morning, midday, late afternoon, evening- so it corresponds to actually the light; there's a wonderful sense of be

back to you. >> robert moses joining us live.hank you. >>> staff members have been called back now. the salmonella outbreak from california has become so serious now the centers for disease control and prevention had to call back about 30 furloughed workers including 10 who work in the food division to help handle that outbreak. the salmonella that was linked to raw chicken for three foster farms in california has infeaffd nearly 300 people in 18 different states. >>> so much for plans to take families thousands of dollars. it turns out obama care spending is set to increase drastically over the next ten years. >> joining us with the details of what this means for your families diane macedo from the fox business network. >> president obama made several promises about the affordable care act one big one was that it would lower national healthcare spending. in 2009 he said it would save typical family an average of $2,500 in the coming years. obama care will increase healthcare costs by hundreds of billions of dollars instead. acco

robert moses live for us. >>> baby motrin recalled. it could contain plastic pieces.refund for this product call this number 1-877-414-7709. >>> does money make people happy? researchers say in part it does. four-ways researchers say you can buy your happiness. spend money on other people. number two, spend money on social activities. number three, spend money on purchases like taking a vacation to the grand canyon and finally spend money on new activities maybe going bowling or ice skating. if you go to the grand canyon wait until the mongovernment sh down is over with. >> a moment a pickup truck came out of nowhere running into the path of the ford ranger. the ending to this frightening scene. >> man's best friend concerning what dog lovers already know that our four-legged friends have feelings, too. >> let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> good to know that dogs are people, too. the president weighs into the debate over the washington redskin's name saying the team should consider a change. an attorney joins us this morning

he's moses. you're giving me a complex. don't be jealous. i'm not jealous. should i be? thank you.g to help us. i didn't mean what i said, i was being a dick. i know. i'd never let you get hurt. i know. (door closing) excuse me, um, whatever your name is. tim: hello, stephen. uh, i was hoping i could ask a favor. you'd like to see the rest of your father's message. yeah. how'd you know? people are predicable. even ones like you. jack: (on monitor) i thought maybe you'd get lucky. take after your mom. but if you're watching this, well, things didn't turn out the way that i hoped. and... i know i have no right to offer you advice. not after what i'm about to do. but, if you turned out like me, then your life just got very complicated. and very dangerous. don't believe everything you see. the truth is, there's only one thing you can trust. you. trust your heart, son. i love you, stephen. i love you. what do you think, supercomputer? what do you think? is he alive? tim: i wish i knew the answer to that, stephen. john: you want me to stick around? or... stephen: when i come home from be

the synagogue had lost its way, and what he was trying to do was bring them back to the beliefs of moses the 10 commandments from which they .ad widely strayed that was his purpose here on earth. the priests or rabbis did not like that, so they called on the roman governor's to try him -- roman governors to try him for sedition. they asked the populace which of the three men he wanted spared, and they said rob us, -- bar but theho was a thief, trial was for sedition. the actual penalty for sedition was not crucifixion. it was stoning. were thousands and thousands of people who were crucified. there were others who were named jesus and called themselves the messiah who were crucified. after jesus there was a man called stephen who became saint stephen. there are cathedrals built to him all over the world. he claimed he saw a vision of jesus and the heavens standing at the side of god, and he was tried for sedition and stoned to death. there is a lot of strange things that are unanswerable and normal terms about the mission of jesus, why he came here, who he was. very little is known, alth

moses never would have done that is he far too busy. >> okay. so here is my point.t to believe that the holy spirit. >> bill: that's right. >> inspired. every right. on these matters i'm gnostic. believe whatever you want. whenever a politician says god told me to run for president. we're all going to look at that politician funny. that's all i'm saying. >> bill: it's a different thing. if the politician said i think i was inspired to do this work, that policy shouldn't be derided. you are in a controversy with far right people that object. >> i don't care about that this is a bigger issue republican party split, right? >> exactly. >> go. >> and it's a civil war that's raging in the republican party. it's not some little squirmish. it's a war that's going to have serious political consequences. on the one hand, you have the real conservatives. ted cruz, the tea party people. talk show radio hosts. on the other side, you have conservatives we also have principles. we are also against obama care. we also want a small government and lower taxes. because we are not as p

. >>> most would agree edwin moses was the best ever when it came to the hurdle until tomas came along for the san jose sharks. kids, google it pretty in pink. another '80s reference for you kids. hertl continues to tear up the league. just seconds in, the rebound. his nhl leading seventh of the year. three minutes apart. high glove on the power play. second of the year. sharks tied on the power play. loose puck. patrick marleau back hands it over len nar. brent burns scored. 3-2 sharks in the third. >>> to baseball. the a's can empathize with the red sox. game one of the alcs. jhonny peralta breaks the scoreless tie. 1-0 tigers. sanchez, six innings, no hit ball. struck out a dozen including with the bases loaded. also walked six. bottom nine, one out. redwood city product, daniel that va'a breaks up the no no. he then steals second. benoit gives him the bogart. four pitchers combine on the one-hitter. tigers take game one. >> game two of the ncla. the dodgers lose a second consecutive one-run game to the cardinals. here's the only run of the game. jon jay the sac fly. former giant, r

mose! what the hell's going on here?! n-nothing you need to know the details of.l hazing. dwight, i want you to look at holly right now. everybody, i want you to look at holly right now. and maybe if you look at her deeply enough, you will see what i see in her. nd that is that we are all very lucky to have her here! holly is the best thing that has happened to this company since world war ii. 50 years-- she is the best. take care of that, all right? it's not rabid. shh! thanks for bringing that up. get it out, come on, get it out, get it out. i'm really sorry. michael, thank you so much for saying that. i feel so welcome here. yeah... i just-- um...excuse me. did you see that? did you see it? did you see what-- wow-wee! uhh--well, jan didn't believe in showing affection, so sometimes i don't know how to react to when a girl touches me. oh... i like it. doorbusters startcer ] this friday at 3p.m. columbus day sale. to saturday 1p.m. like 50% off outerwear and select cold weather accessories for her and 60% off stafford and j. ferrar dress shirts. jcpenney. served

. >> now it, used to be when youÑ thought about the word hurdle, edwin moses would come to mind.the lamp,ç nhl leading seventh of e year, 1-0. ottawa up. backhands it, 2-2. in the third, joe thornton. brett burns, point blank, the sharks improve to a perfect ym5. >>> baseball, the a's can empathize with the red sox. game one of the alcs, drives in cabrera, 1-0, tigers, sanchez, six innings of no-hit ball.b sanchez, bottom nine, one out. red wood city. off benoit. game-tying run in scoring position. four pitchers,÷ú five pitchers combine. tigers take game one, 1-0. >>> nlcs, giants fans, smiles on the inside. here is the the only myrun, ker shaw in the fifth, urib, waca gets him swinging, cards take a 2-0 series lead. the sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >>> a scareç in the sky over monterey. what forced a pilot to make an emergency landing. >> a boat capsizes off the coast of to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at c

if i wanted to see a pissing contest i'd lock mose in the chicken coop. - damn it, dwight, enough!, or find a new place to sell paper! - okay, a little about me. [exhales] i respond to strong leadership. - all right,here you go. - seems a little close. you're sure that's the real foul line? - 15 feet from the baseline. so you need me to move it in? - nah, that's 15. yeah. - okay. - and, uh, you know what, to make it interesting, jordan, why don't you sit underneath the basket? - seriously? - yeah, come on. i'll dunk over you, best seat in the house. - i don't--i don't think i can do that. i'm holding your jewelry. - right, yeah. okay, fair enough. kevin, you do it. - yes, okay. - why don't you? - here? - someone wanna sit in kevin's lap? - angela? - no. - oscar? - no, thank you. - okay, jimmy, this is for you, to show you that anything is possible. - fantastic. - all right? - yup. - this is also for the troops. [grunting] - whoa! - whoo! - doctor is in! aaaaaaaah! - whoa! [loud crash] [ambulance siren] - now what? "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh,

because i said to a voter in new regulations that would on the pillow moses data transfers to the you asked a move seen as a first response to edward snowden surveillance revelations. international news live from moscow this is all she was meek you nasha probably thanks for joining us and let's go straight to our breaking news story this hour an explosion on a bus in the southern russian city of volgograd has code six people with twenty injured and. has more details for us right now a lot of confusion so what's going on but what's been said. well as we know at this point there were about forty people on the number twenty nine boss when the explosion took place in volgograd according to preliminary investigations an explosive device went off in the bus which is why terrorists are suspected in this case now initially it was thought that perhaps a gas equipment malfunction had taken place however there wasn't a fire after the explosion which is now claimed six. lives and left many people injured some of them very critically injured so a criminal investigation has been opened and obviousl

religion in the world and the leaders of those religions you know whether it was buddha or jesus or moses or what. act or come and yeah and look around they go wait a minute the republican party not so much you know they're trying to cut people off from food stamps they're from from food i mean this should be a basic human right the right to eat the right to have a place to live the the right to have medical care these should be rights franklin roosevelt in the year before he died proposed actually amending the constitution and making these things right so if you got a minute check out franklin roosevelt's his speech on the. on the on the four freedoms and that's it for your take my take alive thanks for all your calls we didn't get your call tonight tries back next week and keep the video questions coming it's easy just grab your phone pointed at yourself hit the record button ask a question and then e-mail it to us your take my take at g.-mail dot com video questions always go first coming up. no not everybody is not happy the list of the world's happiest countries is out and america do

embassies activities you know make as i said to a voter in new regulations that would go up to low moses data transfers to the you asked a move seen as a bust response to edward snowden surveillance revelations.

you can go and you can follow me there you can find all my tween thinking to thank you nischelle as moses turns out to have been they like photos that i put up of my cat so please help us at breaking us that trending on twitter hash tag we can get credit on the twitter sphere but only if you're helping out of twitter check me out and having mine i think you guys have a great healthy my thank you miles. i know c.n.n. the m s n.b.c. and fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close in for the truth and might think. it's because one fall attention and the mainstream media work side by side with you is actually on here. and our teen years we have a different thread. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not i. got a sense of the jokes while handling this stuff that. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king

you can go and you can follow me there you can find all my tween thinking to thank you nischelle as moses turns out to have they like photos that i put up of my cat so please help us at breaking us that trending on twitter hash tag we can get credit on the twitter sphere but i want their help to get a check not having martin i think you guys have a great thing about thank you miles. real fix me. it's not good james it's all up to you melissa. expects some of the toughest training. in the breasts consists of the most serious . league and. i'm talking all obviously about edward snowden and you know that some americans believe he's a hero all they really feel is a criminal why do you stand i believe he's a hero i believe he's coming directly from his heart that he feels some goodness that he wants to be truthful to the american people that he believes in and loves his country america so strongly and i wish that somebody five in the same situation i hope that i have the courage to do the same thing. dramas the chance to be ignored. stories of others to refuse to notice. the faces changing the

of moses and company one of the world's leading mergers and acquisitions firm says consolidation is part and parcel of the economy the benefits of being a large are your power in the market power to distribute your power to command price a t.n.t. once and on the action they just announce a stock buyback and deal to buy international competitor leap wireless but a large firms don't grow without their own challenges very difficult for a very large company to maintain the level of innovation and creativity some do it very well but it's difficult let's face it he also said the telecommunications industry is a pretty dynamic environment and the competition is healthy despite being heavily regulated so what implications does consolidation have for the consumer. rise and then one thousand to have found in rolling out four g. l.t.e. the faster speed broadband services is that this is an expensive proposition as they put up towers and as they as they deploy the spectrum they are finding enormous cost and they have to recoup that somewhere the trend of increased monthly bills is unfortunately a re

religious experience and in fact mainstream scholars in jerusalem are now trying to connect the idea of moses in the burning bush with some sort of a psychedelic experience very possibly d.m.t. itself because of the fact that one of the bush's that exists in that area is the acacia bush which is rich in d.m.t. a lot of plants many many plants that contain d.m.t. in it including the human mind the human mind produces the body produces it's produced in your liver it's produced in your lungs and they've even shown recently in tests with live rats that they are actually producing pineal the pineal gland itself is actually producing dimethyl tryptamine and that is what they've always thought thought of as the third guy the pineal gland is this thing that sits right in the middle of your your head and literally. as your third and certain reptiles and actually has a retina and a lens why do you think produces it we don't know it means we need to research it we need to find out there's a lot of theories about it which range from completely fantastical to you know the idea that it's just a part of nor

. >> felecia art and her mother, darlene moses, each received ten years for solicitation of first-degree murder, but the two years they've spent here so far have not been all bad. >> i work in the kitchen and i'm a cook. you know, when i was still out on the streets i really didn't know how to cook. i've learnt how to cook since i've been here. >> she's just a high-spirited girl. i mean, she's just happy go lucky all the time. she loves to work in the kitchen, she loves getting out and doing stuff. and i used to go set -- when i first got here, i used to sit and watch her play volleyball down at the gym and i'd just sit and watch her and think, she's not a little girl anymore. she's all grown up. it took me a long time to realize that. she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that has not been as tough as accepting it. >> darlene? >> it's mama to you. >> our relationship is on rocky ground. she doesn't approve of me for a lot of other reasons besides just being here. i have come out and told her that i am a lesbian. >> i think we went to breakfast one morning and she sat down and she

wnyw reporter robert moses has breaking details. we hear the man's mother is speaking out. >> good morning to you. plenty of developments this morning. we are standing outside met life stadium where the whole thing went down onning sunday. they tell me the investigation is continuing. so far no charges et ye -- chars yet. we know the identity of the man his name is kurt paschke. he is a bartender from long island. he was wearing a jets jersey he was wearing jets jersey when he punched a woman. his mother was at the game with him. she says this group of new england patriots fans insurantid the whole thing and her son was not the aggressor. >> they are trying to make my son look like he just hit this poor girl that's not the way it was. a guy should not hit a woman. if you have a maniac girl how much abuse do you take before you defend yourself. >> we mentioned kirk psachke's criminal death. he was charged with criminally neglect homicide back in 1992. he did about three years in prison for that killing. that is the latest life from m

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robert moses joins us live with the latest. all caught on camera, too. >> yeah, good morning to you. we are hoping to get fan reaction from to shocking incident that took place yesterday. let's show you that video. the jets enjoyed a triumphant win over the new england patriots inside met life stadium yet. outside after the game the situation turned violent. this video posted on youtube as well as dead spin. a shows a man wearing a jets jersey punching a woman who appeared to be wearing a new england patriots shirt. a jets spokesperson released a statement yesterday saying in part the team is aware of the situation. they do not tolerate this kind of behavior. the matter has been referred to new jersey state police. i just got off the phone with new jersey state police. all they would tell me is that this matter is under investigation. fortunately no one was seriously injured. guys it is shocking to see this shied video. for now that is the latest live from mid town manhattan this morning. unbelievable. i don't know why people g

moses did not come down with the aforrable care account from the mountain, we have to keep an open mind to addressing the bugs and improving if and changing it until it does work. it may be years. neil: all right senator good to see you. we've been showing you the screen shots of web site. >> one final thing, i would trust you any day in a ponderosa. neil: you should not do, that you will never get your meal, you are a big wig. no neil, ate it. >> thank you senator. governor still not releasing enrollment numbers for health care, fox,d business.com, said - have you been digging into this. >> everyone wants the health care numbers, but the government is not releasing them. i posed a question to different insurance companies to see if they would tell me how many people they have enrolled, they are planning to hang on to stats until the end of first quarter of 2014. because they are all publicly hold companies, they want to have their first quarter analyst call before they release of these stats. neil: not the government being secretive but the companies providing the data to the governmen

. >> and it was fox robert moses.ngs first degree felony and gang assault tonight he learn two union cover officer lo may been eastern during that take are also being questioned. and after the rain cleared it was beautiful sunset out there today. it was sunset. i am so glad you brought that up he was this wroul social media. yes. >> clouds broke just enough we had lots of reflection and lot of brilliant colours. how face! it really looked like october. yes. >> oh! all right. and saturday 89. and friday, neither d.c. it was 90°. we are going to be probably 20° cooler than that. follow. as we come in only at about 70° lot people have been saying it was getting too hot. we are going get your season. and it is in 50 suburb quite change from 24 hours ago. 16 to 20° cooler. and tomorrow, nice break and bright day. feeling like october. at 70° we increase clouds wednesday and there may be few showers lurking especially south and east dc on wednesday. our temperature on wednesday only 6° and lick plain why he would may be int

sealed ballot boxes had to be moved on boats, moses -- motorcycles and town. it's hoped this will bring an end to the economical crisis that gripped the country since 2009 when the counter president came to power. neither he nor the man he deposed can stand in the election. voters have 33 candidates to choose from. we'll have preliminary results some time in the next 10 days. if no candidate gets 50% of the vote, the top two will go through to the second round. >> more to come - including the drive for women in saudi arabia pushing to get permission to get behind the wheel. >> reopened for business. why it's taken two decades to get somalia's petrol stations up and running. and in sport - sebastian vettel closes in on a fourth straight formula 1 title. conversation about you >>> hello. these are the headlines on al jazeera. . the iranian government reportedly hanged 16 members of an armed sunni separatist group. it happened hours after 14 iranian border guards were killed by armed men in the south-eastern sistan-baluchestan province. >> this is about the uncon

>> well venice when the water reaches 80 centimeters above sea level but we are going to close the mose only when it is one meter and 10 over sea level. otherwise we will be obliged to close too many times. 87 centimeters will more than 40, 50 times a year and this will affect either the system and the port authority. >> venice has lived at high tide since its construction but rising sea levels and land subsidence means they're higher and more frequent. in the last three years venice has sunk and experts have long called for a solution before it's too late. this system of barriers has been in the making for a long time. it was first conceived 30 years ago and it has been under construction for ten years. at $7 million this is one of the most complex and expensive project ever attempted in italy. but while it is trying to stop high tides from venice the barriers have created criticism. turning venice into a stagnant pond. but experts say the barriers will only be activated when necessary and it is the only way to make sure that venice is forever. >> the laguna will not change its behavio

what was moses like? >> he's in the bible. >> did you know him?. >> come on! >> grandbaby weight. >> so genius! whoa. >> and so when you walk around, do people know you or do they not recognize you because of the wigs and stuff? >> sometimes i'll get noticed, but i'm more noticed in like orlando because -- >> where you went to college. >> yeah. >> and i asked during the break, when does this craziness come from? you must have had a wacky grandma or mama or something. >> definitely both, and my dad. wow. >> oh, that's great! >> that's where i get it from. >> that's great. take all that crazy, wacky dna, keep making people laugh and make a living off of it! that's what you're supposed to do. it's great. >> you are such fun. thank you for coming to see us. >> thank you for being here. >> all the best to you. >>> sweet treats you can decorate for halloween. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> scooter magruder! you are crazy. ♪ >>> it's time to take you into "today's kitchen" with a quick lesson in decorative desserts to put everyone in the hallow

. >> and from moses to jesus. biblical blockbusters are a huge box office. why is the new film about noah and his ark causing the faithful to abandon ship? troubled waters for one of hollywood's biggest bets, right now. >>> and good morning, america. robin on assignment today. welcome back to elizabeth vargas. and welcome back to the government. the shutdown finally over. federal employees back on the job today after 16 days. >> that's right. you're looking at johnson space center in houston. and in just a moment, there's also the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. the sight of so many protests during the 16-day standoff. and there's capitol hill, also back in business after that dramatic, late-night deal. >> right up to midnight. >>> and prince william on the job today. first full-time gig as a royal. standing in for the queen. he gave out some knighthoods today. andy murray got to order the british empire. and we're going to get into that in a little bit. >>> let's get to the latest on the last-minute budget deal. we're going to talk to matt dowd in