you see with moses, everyone said, "no one ever did this before." he was never elected to anything, but he had more power. now with johnson, they said the same thing, "no one ever dominated the senate of the united states like lyndon johnson." he controlled it as senate majority leader, so i said, well, if no one else did it, if i can find out how he did it and show how he used power, how he obtained this power, used it -- that was what first got me interested. c-span: and, what did you do first? >> guest: first i went to texas. you walked into the lyndon johnson library -- the first two floors are a museum, then there's this huge staircase and on top of it are four floors. there's a glass wall with four floors of the papers of lyndon johnson. it all, whatever there are, there are 34,000,000 documents down there. they're all in these boxes, red buckram boxes stamped with the presidential seal in gold, and they tower up four stories, so that was the moment i thought of quitting, actually. and then, of course, for the next few years, we spent a lot of

i want to grab one last little peek at moses, okay?e. >> ashley: hi. >> neil: hey, ash. >> ashley: oh, look at that baby boy. i understand he's got a starring role tonight in the pageant, huh? >> neil: only 2 months old, and already making his daddy proud. >> ashley: isn't it so amazing how the world realigns? nothing is as important. >> neil: i'm gonna do right by this little guy. >> tucker: how's it goin'? >> sofia: fine. (sighs) >> tucker: did you take my advice about laying it all out there for neil, tell him how you feel about him? >> sofia: i haven't really had the right opportunity... (scoffs) and besides, it's baby's first christmas. i just want to enjoy that, you know? especially with everything that's going on over at the church tonight. >> tucker: nothing should stand in the way of that. >> sofia: (sighs) >> jill: you know... (sighs) maybe you should stop and think about this surprise from devon's point of view. >> kay: it's too late for second thoughts. besides... i think he'll be grateful. >> jill: really? grateful, that y

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

. >> my real name is moses.hey don't know that. >> reporter: moses is a retired navy mechanic who earned his nickname more than two decades ago for the work he does hand crafting bicycles for less fortunate children. >> we have so many young kids out there that will wake up christmas morning and won't have nothing under the tree. i try to fill in that gap. >> reporter: year-round, the bicycle man and his helpers repair, refurbish and revise secondhand bikes. all of that hard work all year long comes down to just one day. just in time for christmas the bicycle man will give away 1100 bikes to kids in need. 6-year-old adriana is wishing for a bike this christmas. a gr a grinch stole hers. >> reporter: on the day of the giveaway the kids line up early. first come, first serve. each child is escorted to pick out his or her new bike. next up, adriana. after some searching she finds it. pink with white wheels. >> perfect. >> reporter: a bicycle to replace the stolen one. in a matter of hours the bikes disappear. ♪ we

. >> my real name is moses, but they don't know that. >> reporter: moses mathis, a retired navy mechanicis nickname two decades ago for his work hand-crafting bicycles for less fortunate children. >> we have so many kids out there that wake up christmas morning and will have nothing under the tree. i try to fill in that gap. >> reporter: year round, the bicycle man and his helpers repair, refurbish and revive donated secondhand bikes. all of that hard work all year long comes down to just one day. just in time for christmas, the bicycle man will give away 1,100 bikes to kids in need. 6-year-old asiana bigby's wishing for a bike this christmas. a grinch stole hers. >> it's usually in the backyard. put it in the backyard. the next morning that i came back, it was gone. >> reporter: on the day of the giveaway, the kids line up early. first come, first served. >> i think that's exactly what you're looking for, huh? >> reporter: each child is escorted to pick out his or her new bike. >> i like this one. >> reporter: next up, asiana. after some searching, she finds it. pink with white wheels.

. >> my real name is moses, but they don't know that. >> reporter: moses mathis, a retired navy mechanicis nickname two decades ago for his work hand-crafting bicycles for less fortunate children. >> we have so many kids out there that wake up christmas morning and will have nothing under the tree. i try to fill in that gap. >> reporter: year round, the bicycle man and his helpers repair, refurbish and revive donated secondhand bikes. all of that hard work all year long comes down to just one day. just in time for christmas, the bicycle man will give away 1,100 bikes to kids in need. 6-year-old asiana bigby's wishing for a bike this christmas. a grinch stole hers. >> it was usually in the backyard. put it in the backyard. the next morning that i came back, it was gone. >> reporter: on the day of the giveaway, the kids line up early. first come, first served. >> i think that's exactly what you're looking for, huh? >> reporter: each child is escorted to pick out his or her new bike. >> i like this one. >> reporter: next up, asiana. after some searching, she finds it. pink with white wheels

. >> matthew has jesus give the sermon on the mount it is models on moses as he is born so as moses wasost killed by the pharoah jesus will be almost killed by the evil king. the number one message from roman theology was that the emperor was define and that the emperor had a define right to rule. >> and take note of the sim golf -- symbol that caesar used. >> when he died, the haley comet flew across the sky and they thought that was the soul of caesar. so when you say in a nativity story that the real star is, in fact, over a main jer in bethlehem and a little pestant jewish boy is the savior and lord of the universe, that is a dramatic counterclaim to the message of roman imperial theology. >> the details become food for thought. i also agree with the expression that the devil is in the details >> the pastor of the christian cultural center in new york city. >> the birth of jesus is the miracle and mystery of god. we are taught to question and taught to think things through. but we are taught to never allow the discussions to take away from the basic faith. that is what it is, a matt

, so, too, if a new moses is going to come along, he'd better have his pharaoh who tries to kill him as well, so it became very convenient to focus on herod as jesus' opposite number. the temple authorities then send a spy to try and trick jesus into publicly denying the roman emperor caesar's right to tax them, a crime punishable by death. but jesus demands a roman coin with caesar's face on it and utters one of his most famous sayings. "'render to caesar the things that are caesar's and to god the things that are god's.' and they marveled at him." witherington: now, this is a tremendously ironic saying, because, of course, from the biblical point of view, everything is god's. "the earth is the lord's, and the fullness thereof." so thinking that god has a sphere and caesar has a sphere and they're sort of neatly divided or separatable is laughable, and anybody who heard this saying would know that this is a riddle, a deliberate riddle. and it stumps the inquisitors. instead of jesus being stumped, it stumps them. to fully understand what jesus was doing in jerusalem, ben witheringto

. >> matthew has jesus give the sermon on the mount it is models on moses as he is born so as moses wasost killed by the pharoah jesus will be almost killed by the evil king. the number one message from roman theology was that the emperor was define and that the emperor had a define right to rule. >> and take note of the sim golf -- symbol that caesar used. >> when he died, the haley comet flew across the sky and they thought that was the soul of caesar. so when you say in a nativity story that the real star is, in fact, over a main jer in bethlehem and a little pestant jewish boy is the savior and lord of the universe, that is a dramatic counterclaim to the message of roman imperial theology. >> the details become food for thought. i also agree with the expression that the devil is in the details >> the pastor of the christian cultural center in new york city. >> the birth of jesus is the miracle and mystery of god. we are taught to question and taught to think things through. but we are taught to never allow the discussions to take away from the basic faith. that is what it is, a matt

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mosely. help the inquiry with your -- >> it is a subject i could talk about for hours, but briefly, i think a tribunal bit of some kind is needed, and the basic principle of the pcc is it is free, that is right. it is paid for by the press -- i think is right -- but i would give the new body -- make it slightly different. i would divide it into one sections. one which would make the rules and one which would enforce them. that would be great deal of work. fundamentally the rules are not that bad. what is needed is a body that can enforce them. so the body has the power to order a story not to come out if it were justified under the law, would have the power to fine. would have various powers like a judge would have, and i would add to that, the power to stop the press from harassing somebody. not ask them as the pcc does but tell them. but those points could be worked out and i would be very, very happy to submit to the inquiry a detailed proposal. but fundamentally you should be able to go v

moses takes a broomstick and parts of the red sea. he goes all the way to the top. the crowd chanted "let's go central per "what a great tradition. maryland's offensive coordinator is out. the tried to get the head coaching job at colorado's state. he did not get it. maryland is negotiating a buyout to his contract. he is in the first year of a three-year contract. he makes $500,000 a year. >> a race and a celebration at the south pole. [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com you can choose your channel package. ♪ ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ now youan choose o sasave $35 mth for fios tv, intnet and phonone for just $79.99 a month plus get a $300 verizon visa prepaid card with a 2 year agreement. but hurry, offer ends soon only at verizonfios.com. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum..

that's fox's robert moses reporting. there are 238 new waterford crystal panels on the new year's eve ball which now weighs nearly 6 tons. did you know every year has a theme? this year it's let there be friendship. >>> well, the new year will bring a new measure in security here in maryland. all five states toll bridges will be outfitted with new lights and a sensor that will pick up on stopped cars. the project will take 18 months starting this winter and will cost $11 million. >>> the next time you take the dulles toll road you'll pay more for the ride. starting sunday the main toll plaza will charge $1.50. the tolls on the ramps stay 75 cents. there's another increase sunday, this one in montgomery county. starting then of store will have to charge you a nickel for every bag you use, paper or plastic. the only exceptions are for prescriptions or restaurant doggie bags. >>> a biz night for firefighters in los angeles -- a busy night for firefighters in los angeles. an arsonist went on a terror overnight lighting homes

. >> high school graduation day was special for moses but it was missing one thing.lass ring. >> it was kind of disappointing because i was looking forward to wearing it on my graduation day so i could feel a little bit more happy. >> moses ordered the ring two months after the deadline but achievers confirmed it promise today still get it to him in time for graduation. oakland tech high grad is any stranger to customer service. he ran his own business as part of the school's youthen tremendous presence near program. >> customer service to me is make sure the customer is appreciated for what you have to offer to them. >> he sold custom designs spray painted on plane white sneakers brought in by customers. also sold 1200 t-shirts, paying homage to his hometown of oakland. so we get his ring, he knew what to do. >> he kept calling, no one return the call. i started calling. nothing happened. >> by the end of the summer they sent him a complimentary ring but not the one he ordered. they explain end their school ring supplier shut down over the summer, causing further de

. >> high school graduation day was special for moses, but it was missing one thing, his class ring. was kind of disappointing because i was looking forward to wearing it on my graduation day so i could feel a little bit more happy. >> moses ordered the ring two months after the deadline, but achievers confirmed it promised to still get it to him in time for graduation. the oakland tech high grad is no stranger to customer service. he ran his own business as part of the school's youth entrepreneur program. >> customer service to me is to make sure the customer is accepted or appreciated for what you have to offer to them. >> he sold custom designs spray painted on plain white sneakers brought in by customers. he also sold 1200 t-shirts paying homage to his hometown of oakland. so when he didn't get his ring, he knew what to do. >> he kept calling, no one returned the call. i started calling. nothing happened. >> by the end of the summer they sent him a complimentary ring but not the one he ordered. they explained their school ring supplier shut down over the summer, causing further d

torea moses if i didn't many introduce him. ado, supervisor ross mirkarimi. >> i'll make my statements we -- very quick. i just came out of charing the public safety committee meeting. there's a lot be to talk about. i want to say another happy congratulations on black history month here in san francisco. this has been i think a very auspicious haft few months of course in seeing the ascendancy of our district attorney, kamela harris, rise to attorney general in the state of california. certainly of course ases to the incredible impact of advancing the issues much import to all of us, joining the board, supervisor malia cop henn. and we continue to see great challenges, nationally and internationally and president obama and his quarterback effort to continue to retain as best he can as republicans allow him to, our continued enthusiasm for his ongoing leadership. but in san francisco, reference has been made to this earlier, why we do celebrate many of the advancements of people who rise to positions of power and stature is cer

me and my buddy moses, we used to just have lunch together and then jesus would come in and sometimeshe three of us would play monopoly. >> reporter: he changed his name to brooks to pursue acting, but he was funny and got work at a comedian instead. he wasn't telling jokes but doing invented bits like the world's worst ventriloquist. >> good evening, everybody. yes, hello, everybody. i'm dave. and i'm danny. >> reporter: audiences didn't always know what to make of him. where did you find the stomach to get through it when they didn't understand what was going on? >> you know, i never wanted to make it badly enough on someone else's terms. show business wasn't that important to me to be successful with what you wanted me to do. i sort of wanted to do it. if it didn't work, you know, i'd sell shoes. i would do something else. >> here's this week's film written and directed by albert brooks. >> reporter: he passed on an offer to be the permanent host of saturday night live. >> this is my physician. would you tell them now.... >> reporter: and instead made short films for the first seas

. >> rose: and who was sir moses montefiorely. >> he was my ancestor who in 1860 founded the first subur outside the city walls which became the montefiore quarter and his windmill was t there. >> rose: there was a museum? >> he was a great philanthropist he was what victorians thought a jew should beike. queen victoria us to s "there goes moses montefiore ray what a wonderful hebrew he is. " he was my great uncle and he fought for jewish rights and he arrived as an italian immigrant in england and rose up to become a baron net and friends of queen victoria. >> rose: where are yourource nrs? >> well, iwent back to all these original sources. i mean, it's one of the joys of writing this book has been the stuff ie had to read. stuff i didn't know about. of course the bible, the koran, the holy text. but also wonderful travel writers, memoirists and archaeology as well and i spent a lot of time in tunnels digging where people were digging and finding out what he's happening and finding the latest finds which is so fascinating. in the city of david where they're searching for idence of king

. >>> the lungs are the moses difficult organs to transplant. fewer than 30% of donated lungs turn out to be usable. now american scientists are experimenting with a new procedure that could make more lungs available. dr. kim joins us now with more. >> reporter: you know, it's surprising but less than 2,000 lung transplants are performed in the u.s. each year. while the lungs of many donors are of good quality, some can swell as fluid collects in them and you can't use them in transplants. now a new device may change that. a warning, some of the pictures are graphic. >> here we are the first one. we have done a second one. >> reporter: it's been a long journey for pat. she has been waiting six months for a lung transplant. >> i had a number of calls that were they weren't viable. >> reporter: running out of options the former spoker turned to an experimental procedure. the procedure lets doctors determine if donor lungs will work before transplant. >> lungs that we have concerns and we would otherwise turn down at the time of assessment at the t

one day they decided to believe a man of god from moses, they decided to believe him and use their faitho exit and one day there was a design they came out of egypt with the wealth and the gold. you won't get the pink slip, you'll get the promotion, why, because you're in covenant with god. hallelujah. faith, faith, the force of faith, the difference in today and tomorrow is not just your believing, but it's who are you believing. it's the force of faith. are you enjoying this? the force of a seed, the force of a seed, the force of the seed. genesis 8:22, change my life. there will be seed time harvest. there at your home listen careful with me because i want to walk you through this because i want to help you have an understanding on the seed principle. the seed principle is operating in your life right now at this moment. you were working the seed principle, everything in your life is a seed and god said as long as there remains there will be seed time harvest. a seed can be your time, you traded your time for 40 hours' work, your time and you traded it for a paycheck, your thoughts ar

she recruited bob moses into the commission. in fact, tammany hall became very jealous of moskowitz and moses and prochnauer. they joked that's the brains of tammany hall. they weren't irish, they were jewish. the interesting thing about him not speaking in the assembly, smith sat so far back and he was so intimidated and so lost that he went back to new york after his second term and told tom foley, the tammany boss of his district, "i think i might be in over my head." he told him, "i might be able to find you a job, maybe superintendent of buildings in new york city, if you really can't hack it." that appealed to smith's ability to fight. he said i'm not going to admit i can't handle something. so he went back with a mission. he took all the bills every night and read them, every bill introduced, so he could understand the legislature. he didn't have a high school or college degree. he wasn't a lawyer. the assembly at the time was prominently the legal field. smith made sure that he could do that. also since he didn't have an

released it used to be made of a compound called war for which is a blood thinner and equivalent to moses bratz just believed out and it's also been used in. you know as a chemical weapon in warfare is there some connection to the military industrial complex is a good old fashioned reptoids an industry i mean you know it's rat poison is a super toxic substance and it's most dangerous but that's what in and what it's called the loose form it's a pellet form and it really gets everywhere and so it's incredibly easy for children especially poor and minority children who are disproportionately affected by this to become ill accidentally and talk alick representative recently wrote that the threat of thousands of children every year getting sick from rat poison was what he calls an acceptable risk he said that this is a useful product product that shouldn't have to put up with any burden some regulation so this is a story that really encapsulates the extent to which alec and the corporations it represents are willing to sacrifice public health to push this right wing agenda so is trying to get

. >> moses ordered it two months after the deadline but achievers confirmed it promised to still give it to him in time for graduation. the grad is no stranger to customer service. he ran his own business as part of a school's youth entrepreneur program. >> customer service means to me is making sure the customer you know is appreciated with what you have to offer. >> his company sold custom designs spray painted on plain white tee shirts and told see tee shirts so when you didn' didn't -- he didn't get the ring he knew what to do. >> he kept calling. no one returns the calls. i started calling. nothing happened. >> by the end of the summer they sent him a reng but not what he ordered explaining their school ring supplier shut down over the summer. the ring he ordered arrived after 7 on your side got involve solved. >> the ring has my name on witness a zodiac side on one skpid mascot on another side. 2011 around the initial. >> and for the family's troubles he has refunded the price of 400s oodz very cool. i like it. it's cool. >> and the company went above and beyond. >> yes. that is

moses. hebrew sons were supposed to be drowned. moses' mother sent him down the nile in a basket.buried? all that matters is that he's safe? whe is he? he's in a better place. jacob didn't bury riley anywhere because sarah jean had already taken care of him. then she did kill him. no. she sent him somewhere where she believed he'd be safe. he's alive. we're running out of time. this is the proof we need to save sarah jean. sears last minute gift sale is on now! get our lowest price ever on this samsung 46-inch 3d tv, just $999.99. all craftsman mechanics tool sets are up to 50% off. plus, earn $100 back in rewards points with all fine jewelry. sears ♪ [ male announcer ] when you're a true fan... [ exhales ] ...there are no sick days. [ crowd cheering, screaming ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor,

no other great figure from moses to mohamed is shrouded in mystery. >> it's very difficult to classify jesus in a single category. the most accurate response to the question of who was jesus at the time is a mixture of all of these different identifications. >>> the startling discovery of what some claim to be the burial box of jesus's brother james reopened the biggest detectivive story of all time. the mystery of jesus the man. the plain limestone container is inscribed with a clue in aramaic, the language jesus spoke. james, son of joseph, brother of jesus. the public was enthralled. could this be the first physical evidence that jesus walked the earth? so when the israeli authorities said that the inscription was forged centuries old quest for the historical jesus became ever more urgent. did he have a real brother? was mary really a virgin? how did jesus live? and why did he have to die? who was jesus the man? why is the greatest story ever told also the greatest mystery never solved? almost all we know about jesus' life comes to us from the four books of the gospels called mark,

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attorney and tea party activist jonathan mosely filed the suit yesterday. virginia requires 10,000 signatures from registered voters for a candidate's name to be placed on the ballot. gingrich believes some false signatures were submitted on his behalf. the attorney is taking issue with how virginia's republican party determined gingrich did not have enough valid signatures. mitt romney and ron paul are the only names currently eligible for the virginia primary ballot. rick perry is continuing his legal battle to get his name included. >>> and the virginia republican party is putting a loyalty oath into play. before voters can cast their ballots in the primary, they can be asked to sign a piece of paper saying they will vote for the republican nominee in november. that's allowed under a voting reform bill passed in 1999. republican delegate bob marshall of manassas is challenging the measure. under state law virginia voters do not have to register in support of a specific party. >>> d.c. will have to shell out big bucks. the order stems from the historic ha

mow moses malone, look at this sunrise. ken jordan in annapolis took in this week.ve got a great photo like that of weather or nature, send it to us. we've got high pressure that has pushed in. this high pressure will be over the region here throughout the day today. bring us plenty of sunshine. we are off to a cold start this morning, this first morning of december. we're down into the low to nearby 30s. prince georges, fairfax, arlington and montgomery counties. right near the bay, it's at 40. and beautiful sun rise across the region. it's in the 20s, sunrise at 7:07, we'll have a cold morning. by noon time, near 50. bright and sunny day, though. highs reaching low to mid 50s by afternoon. sunset, 4:47. we'll be in the 40s by midnight. sunshine with highs in the low to mid 50s. sunday, clouds closing in, but still chilly. let's check the commute. danella, how is it looking? >> looking pretty tough right now. if you're taking the beltway, outer loop, right now from i-95 to i-270, you're at about 29 miles per hour. that commute will take you 19 minutes to do so. >>>

late rally, plus baltimorean, sean mosely. the st. francis academy grad there on the denial. terps win, 65-61. that's their third straight victory. and next up, ranford, albany, sanford and cornell. all at home through january 3rd, 2012. >> we'll talk about the baltimore blast. our great pro indoor soccer team. >> and they are great. be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, and brings in the cold. because of our economy, millions more will feel that chill than ever before. they're the forgotten ones. the big boys have abused the system to enrich only themselves, while workers are still hurting. it could be a layoff after 22 years of working for the same company. or choosing between food and heat for a sick child. or after working your whole life, you don't have what you need to stay warm. you played by the rules, but who changed them? even though oil prices are soaring to record levels, in washington, fuel aid for the poor was cut in half. citizens energy asked big oil companies and oil producing nations to help. they all said 'no,' expect for citgo and the people of venezuela. for the la

my grandmother from north carolina would be the first to remind us that even moses did not make it to the promised land. his god-given purpose was to show us the way. i say it was the same with dr. king, who showed us the way. [applause] and all his children and all his grandchildren are here to continue his journey together every step of the way. i remember the day that we met because it was a little talk show, in the back of a nightclub in brooklyn. i thought, "why is he here? i do not understand. this is really not a very important talk-show." but he went almost every night wherever he could speak his word. and i will love him until the day i die. his memory is something that continues, at this ton in in life -- this time in my life, to give me the strength and the courage to move on, to not stop. i do not want to be satisfied with the little television show that i did, and i was a star, but i was pleased to be there. now i am no longer please. we have to own the damn station. [applause] thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the secretary treasurer of the american fede