there was no moses. moses was actually an egypt's pharaoh as was solomon. all of the stories were rehashed. stories been taken out of egyptian history, rehashed and

>> moses mamman maisuari. >> moses. congratulations. well done. well done. well done. well done. you're representing gitata for the bbc. so, tell me, how does it feel? >> very exciting. >> you're very excited. that's for you, nicholas. moses, that's for you. >> thank you. >> it will a journey of discovery for them and for the village of gitata... [flutes and drums playing] excuse enough for a bit of a party, with everyone dancing. but if internet access is a novelty here, there are many places in the world where it's a matter of simply pressing a button. what would happen in one of those communities if some people were suddenly disconnected? >> well, here in seoul, south korea, we're about to find out. this country boasts the fastest broadband speeds in the world, and more than 95% of homes here have a broadband connection. so, no wonder, then, it's sometimes described as the most wired place on the planet. this sprawling high-speed broadband megacity is populated not so much by citizens but by netizens... [mouse clicks] plugged into a streaming torrent of information which is ch

there was no moses.oses was actually an egypt's pharaoh as was solomon. all of the stories were rehashed. stories been taken out of egyptian history, rehashed and they're sold to us as stories about israel. this is not the truth. it is my opinion. all i'm sighing, is we need to do the research. you know, i -- i -- i have to say, i believe that jesus existed but i pleeven that -- we spend too much, we're too preoccupied with him. there's so much about our own culture that we -- we have yet to he were about -- about abby lincoln has a wonderful poe yes, ma'am. she said we're the african god. we're the african gods. if young children are growing up and not learning about -- or seeing artwork that describes african spirituality, how do you expect them? >> i want to be cheer. you're for the suggesting. you and i both borne in mississippi, you in jackson and me in gulfport. we're from the south, and have those roots. you're not suggesting that a role of something bigger than us have played in us over the years

i -- >> the koran recognizes the torah, that moses did receive the torah, from god, christians received the angel, and mohammad conceived the koran. >> let's confine jude day i., muslimism and christianity. do they not all believe in a final judgment? >> traditional christianity, islam and judaism espoused the idea of a final judgment, that is true. >> and you believe that as part of your crede. >> i think i'm going to die and stand before god and have to give him a personal account. >> that's the particular judgment, what about the final judgment when we're all gathered together in a giant plane? >> i don't know about the plane thing but i think that's going to happen. >> you do. >> yeah. >> you think it's literally going to happen with the resurrection of the body. >> the whole thing there the whole thing. >> the whole thing. >> you don't put any limits on it, any symbolic reading into it to dilute it of its literacy. >> rich symbolism, i wouldn't deny that. but i'm not sure what interest i would have in saying it doesn'tt mean what it says, i think it does mr. do you have a particula

i -- >> the koran recognizes the torah, that moses did receive the torah, from god, christians received the angel, and mohammad conceived the koran. >> let's confine jude day i., muslimism and christianity. do they not all believe in a final judgment? >> traditional christianity, islam and judaism espoused the idea of a final judgment, that is true. >> and you believe that as part of your crede. >> i think i'm going to die and stand before god and have to give him a personal account. >> that's the particular judgment, what about the final judgment when we're all gathered together in a giant plane? >> i don't know about the plane thing but i think that's going to happen. >> you do. >> yeah. >> you think it's literally going to happen with the resurrection of the body. >> the whole thing there the whole thing. >> the whole thing. >> you don't put any limits on it, any symbolic reading into it to dilute it of its literacy. >> rich symbolism, i wouldn't deny that. but i'm not sure what interest i would have in saying it doesn'tt mean what it says, i think it does mr. do you have a particula

i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause]. >> welcome to town. it is nice to have you here. >> good to be here. i want to start right in about this book, um by having you read us, this letter that your brother wrote to you when he was at the university of pennsylvania and you were the younger sister that starts right down there. remind us roughly what the year was. >> the year was 1965. the moral of this story is never have a younger sister who never throws away a piece of paper. i discovered this letter 4 or 5 months before i finished this book oh my god, a paper trail sets us straight. >> read it to us. >> only people from brooklyn uses the word geez. your letter doesn't have a single worthwhile sentence in it. i will not buy you any notebooks. i repeat no notebooks. but i will send you decals that are not to be placed in my room, around my room or on the window of my car. >> okay. who was this guy? and why di

i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause].

it's about leadership. >> reporter: support mosely braun will need. she has the name recognition, but is an underdog with campaign cash, going up against five other candidates, including presumed front runner, rahm emanuel, who has millions of dollars in the bank. >> we don't run from problems, we face them. that is the chicago spirit and that's what sustains us. ours is a spirit that money cannot buy. >> reporter: shawn lewis, wgn. >>> >> 21-year-old marine killed in action in afghanistan has been laid to rest. funeral services were held in his home community. a rifleman with the third battalion was killed in afghanistan. his survivor include his parents, his wife, one-year-old daughter, a sister and grandparents. he was buried at memory garden cemetery in arlington heights. >> it's a federal program that is trading citizenship for community investment and it's keeping up controversy in mchenry county. next, inside of the proposed plan. >> four more years in afghanistan for international forces. nato creates an outline for a major transition, jim? >>

>> moses mamman maisuari. >> moses. congratulations. well done. well done. well done. people can easily go about their everyday business. you can walk the streets here without too much trouble. the afghan police are on patrol. they have been trained by nato. the hope is that in this and other provinces, they will soon be able to stand alone. in the mountains outside the town, it is another matter. we have traveled about 10 minutes from the market. it is already too dangerous. we cannot go any further. at the other side lies the valley where the insurgents are in control. the government controls this road and a few others but little else. the police are spread thinly. security is tentative says this local politician. >> the police do not have enough resources. it will be difficult in the coming months and years. our forces are not ready. the have not been equipped. with the takeover, the security situation will get worse. >> the taliban are not the only problem. the local police commander to to this to the back streets where there is little money and few jobs. unemploym

i -- >> the koran recognizes the torah, that moses did receive the torah, from god, christians received the angel, and mohammad conceived the koran. >> let's confine jude day i., muslimism and christianity. do they not all believe in a final judgment? >> traditional christianity, islam and judaism espoused the idea of a final judgment, that is true. >> and you believe that as part of your crede. >> i think i'm going to die and stand before god and have to give him a personal account. >> that's the particular judgment, what about the final judgment when we're all gathered together in a giant plane? >> i don't know about the plane thing but i think that's going to happen. >> you do. >> yeah. >> you think it's literally going to happen with the resurrection of the body. >> the whole thing there the whole thing. >> the whole thing. >> you don't put any limits on it, any symbolic reading into it to dilute it of its literacy. >> rich symbolism, i wouldn't deny that. but i'm not sure what interest i would have in saying it doesn't mean what it says, i think it does mr. do you have a particular

malmalone did it twice. >> moses malone.a long time ago. >> it was. >> anybody call about the cat yet? >> they are giving me a ,,,,

mosely gets the scoring early. there's demetri. he's their top gun.ill keep the terps in it. this time, from the wing and jump shot. he's got 14. maryland is trailing by 9. and still have four minutes to play in new york. qualifying today for the final race of the nascar season, in homestead, florida. the chase for the cup has never been so close going into the final event. >>> jimmie johnson, gunning for his fifth straight title. ran a hot lap. that was the sixth fastest qualifying time in the field. it was faster than the other two races who were bunched at the top of the standings, including this guy. the points leader, denny hamlin. he qualified toward the back of the packet. kevin harvick. kasey kahne won the poll for sunday's race. last stop. laurel park. 9th race. dash to the wire. wedding scramble on the outside. ski doodle to the inside. neck and neck to the finish. who has got it. let's go to the slow mo. yes. it is the outside horse. ahead of ski doodle in the 9th race at laurel today. don't forget, thanksgiving week, free pies at the park.

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malmalone did it twice. >> moses malone.t was a long time ago. >> it was. >> anybody call about the cat yet? >> they are giving me a hard time. >> we will be right back. >> come home. ,,,,,, [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] u-verse brings you entertainment across all three screens on your tv, smartphone and online. now get up to $300 back via promotion cards. at&t. rethink possible. at 11. david letterman is next with reba mcentire and kelly ripa. >>> have a great weekend. thanks for listening to

in the five books of moses, wisdom highlights that that an altar to god must not be built of bricks.has to be built with stones. why? the tension between the bricks and stops is crucial. bricks and stones are a biblical metaphor for the way people should be stones, and the way we are easily pulled to be bricks. >> glenn: i live in connecticut. stonewalls are beautiful, because everything is different. it takes an artist to put them together. you're saying that the stones are representative of people. >> more differences between brick and stone. number one, brick is the same as every other brick. that's the point. totally interchangeable. if you want to turn people to bricks you can turn them to clogs that can be plugged around society. the second thing about bricks is they're made by man. stones are each unique. when we have a tradition in western civilization that man is created the image of god, what it means that just as god is unique, so is every single human being is unique, just like a stone. don't allow other people to turn you in n to bricks. >> glenn: it's a difference betwe

they tell us they won't make that mistake again. >> this isn't the first time moses has eaten somethingep things off the floor if you have young dog, i guess. >> new york, high-fiving his way in to the record books. richard attempting to break the guinnes world record for most high fives in an hour. to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the museum bodies the expedition. >> first, do something health related like sit ups or most people doing squat thrusts, something like that. we're doing five years, let's do high-files. even some of the exhibits cadavers getting in on the action after just one hour, richard slapped hands 797 times. probably use more land lotion and sanitizer now. that's a fox watch across america. a dance troop from florida made one step that caused a major terror scare in new york. get this, the team drove more than 900 miles to new york city to perform on the bet network. then got stuck in our famous traffic inside the lincoln tunnel. the dancers got out of their cars and ran. the problem was they were wearing camouflage uniforms. as costumes for their danceful half w

born 10,000 years ago ♪ ♪ there's nothing in this world that i don't know ♪ i saw peter, paul and mosesg around the roses, with the guy that said it isn't so. >> so the sound was there in the folklore. we just did it. tavis: you guys are a riot. so here's the question, so i don't get accused of being a flip-flopper. >> a flip-flopper is a intelligent person who changes position when the circumstances changes. >> spoken like somebody that does it a hot. >> a person that doesn't do that either ignorant or sleeping. >> we refer to it as evolvement. reconsidered my position. >> or devolved. tavis: let me evolve to the question here. how did -- i'll start with you, paul, how did -- did the two of you become so progressive. it is all in your music. >> that's right. you answered your own question. i'm a young rock and roll kid from the midwest. i come in. i got jazz chords behind me. i'm a bugaboo about major sevens and i come to this folk thing and they were so involved with the folk legacy and fallowed the weavers closely and knew woody guthrie. >> very recorded. >> so i learned -- first han

. >> moses loves to eat. >> earrings, watering cans. >> it turns out the two-year-old bassette houndsing on passports as well. eric made the grim discovery two days before he and his new wife took off for their honeymoon in mexico. >> there was a few bite marks and nothing really went through. >> fort anyily the photograph and bar code remained intact and the newlyweds were able to pass through security checkpoints at logan with relative ease. >> at every step of the way, they kind of looked at it and laughed and like, what happened to your passport. and i said, my dog ate it and they kind of chuckled. >> but dreams of enjoying mark ritas at the mayan riff yarr i can't were dashed when they reached cancun. it seemed immigration officials there were not impressed with the condition of his passport. the dog ate my passport excuse wasn't funny to them. >> one of the supervisors there working came over and said, this is unacceptable. you're going to have to leave. >> within 25 minutes of landing in mexico, the couple was back on the plane, headed back to logan, all because of sweet moses

. >> last night, the eagles -- eagles mosing the giants. the fourth quarter. the eagles trail 17-16 and bobbles the snap and manages to pitch it to mccoy and outraces everybody. and 50 yards for what is that brad childress is out. it had to be farve and childress but it was childress. >> the redskins have them where they want them. back here at 10, the news edge at 11. s

who was put in charge of the march the moses of. he was the commander i think he had was a fifteen or sixteen part years and this was was weapons and the rest of us where at two hundred seventy two hundred seventy people say children. who started this beak unprecedented and unique march. we've covered about thousand five hundred kilometers despite all the precautions on several occasions germans almost discovered them one time to see oh screw purely ran into a nazi patrol the germans opened fire and several people were killed but the nazis decided not to pursue the group the participants of the march were very much afraid of being discovered. underneath will grow old most probably about two years old or three years old. and she used to cry and at night the crying was a very dangerous thing because we could have been discovered by the enemy so. that people start or forcing their parents of this girl to drown her to kill her it was. reported to key serial and he sort of came and took her own on her own his hands and quiet. became quie

senator carol mosely-braun says she wants to be the next mayor of chicago.he introduced herself to voters some of whom were not born when she won the last election 18 years ago. she joined a crowded field, including rahm emanuel. those are your headlines. >> let's check with rick reichmuth for a look at this arctic blast and the only reason it's an arctic blast because it said it in the teleprompter. >> at least you fessed up to that. if you see that, that's an arctic blast. it's going to eventually win over in the kind of war of two temperature masses this week and big changes in store, enjoy it right now, kansas city at 61 degrees, that's not going to last for very long at all. a couple of things going on,s this the big storm across the west and right here is the center of northern california southern side of it bringing in pretty significant rain into southern california and some heavy snow in across the higher elevations and take a look ago the video out of the sierra nevada area chains and snow tires were required as people were going over the passes th