ed was our moses, but with a little less hair. [laughter] he did not part of the red sea, but he broke out a strike i shouting words of encouragement. just as moses died before he reached the promised land, ed died hours before the documentary about him opened in theaters. leave it to him to maximize publicity about a film of his life. no one entered the theater of politics more than him. no one was ever better at it. as much fun as it was to watch him as mayor, the real show began when he left public office -- lawyer, professor, elevation the judge, restaurant reviewer, reform organizer, twitter user, even radio host. the press and politicians never stopped asking his opinions. he never stopped offering them. he remained as sharp as ever and as relevant as ever right up to his dying day. as you know, ed will be buried at trinity cemetery in upper manhattan. think about it -- a poll in june in an episcopal graveyard and a large american neighborhood. [laughter] he admired people of all faiths. on his tombstone, it chose to have th

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

he had the right response. >> moses is actually quoted in machiavelli a lot.he is all over the place and quoted in the context usually and he is interested in origen's, the beginning of law where he most often appears there is a book called mock of alien hell and it is his reading of the bible. he is a much more astute student of the bible then you would think from the passages in print. >> another question? >> of passage that has been intriguing to me was the discussion of weaponry bringing up david and saw giving his armor to david and it is not the right fit to run that is when he takes his stones and uses that as the metaphor to make sure your armies are armed. i was just continuing to connect to questions in the sense of the ada to create a persona but it is too difficult but is there a sense of creating your own persona? >> it is to appear in such a way does not appear to be doing it doing something which is cultivated and the natural making it appear natural and as you suggest it is a spectrum but you really do it well you lose a sense with those of us

king is like moses, the lawgiver, follow me, standing on top of the mountain, bob moses is the anti moses, quiet and mystical and a grass-roots person, we need what the leaders and i want to follow you but i want to go to the court house even if it is going to get beaten and arrested and jailed. there are different models of leadership. one thing is on its face, young people today need to know that people their age were leaders in serious problems in the 1960s but the race issue was so great that most adults in that period had opposed that they had and under the control ability, and people were flummoxed by what to do. if you are talking about looking a problem in the eye and figuring out what to do most of the old leadership in the 1960s was looking at it may be in the shin, certainly not in the i. the fact that you can have kids set forward a new never know when in your life cycle you are -- your testing moment is going to be is one of many lessons. the first chapter of this book, i spent lots of times trying to figure out how to begin and i began with dr. king's first speech on the mon

anti-moses. is very quiet, mystical, a grassroots person. i'm willing to go to the courthouse if we're going to get beaten and arrested and jailed. there are a lot of different models of leadership. one thing is, on its face, young people today need to know that people their age were leaders in serious problems. in the 1960s, that the race issue was so great that most adults in that period had opposed what they had under control but really it was a total fake. and people were flummoxed by what to do. if you talk about looking at prom and i figure out what to do, most of th you don't leaderp in the 1960s were looking at it maybe in the shin. certainly not in the eye. these kids were leaders. the fact that you can have kids set forward, and you never know where in the life cycle your testing moment is going to be, is one of many lessons. the first chapter of this book i spent lots and lots of time trying to figure how to begin, and i began with dr. king's first speech on the monday, when he comes h

it mentions moses and the point is possibly barred. the example of a leader that came to power through his own authority. machiavelli, depending on your point of view is david's account and a realist or a cynic. he promises to describe how things are in the real world and as he writes, not waste time with the discussion of an imaginary world. he writes, anyone who ignores everyday reality to live up to an ideal will soon discover he's been taught how to destroy himself and not how to preserve himself. the book gives a particular view of human nature. machiavelli writes that humans aren't grateful, fickle, deceptive avoiders of danger, eager to gain. he says it is natural and normal to take things that do not belong to you. it sketches a view of how we can and cannot control our fate. even the best prepared and direct events only half the time controls the rest of the fortune favors the bold. this is a book with silence. the biggest silence is its lack of all moral evaluation. how do we read it? do we read it as a manual for success? ho

moses is the anti-moses, very quiet, mystical, the grassroots person and says we need lots of leaders, and i want to follow you, but i'm willing to go up to the courthouse even if we're both going to get beaten and arrested and jailed. there are a lot of models of leadership. one thing is on its face, people today need to know that people their age were leaders in serious problems. in the 1960s. the race issue was so great that most adults in that period opposed that they had it under control, but, really, it was a total fake, and people were perplexed by what to do. if you talked about looking a problem in the eye and figuring out what to do, most of the adult leadership in the 1960s was looking at it maybe in the shins. certainly not in the eye. these kids were leaders so the fact that you can have kids step forward, you never know when your trusting moment is going to be is one of many lessons. the first chapter of this book, i spent lots and lots of time trying to figure out how to begin, and i began with dr. king's first speech on the monday after the busboy cot coming home sayin

robert moses has an update for us right now.ood morning, robert. >> patti ann, good morning to you. we saw amazing pictures on the front page of the new york times of those cars stranded on the long island expressway. part of the lie just reopened. all westbound traffic as you can see behind me is now back open which is significant because that makes the commute into new york city much easier for drivers in eastern long island. however, eastbound lanes as you can see here eastbound traffic being diverted off the road way behind me here. that snow cleanup continues. armada of plow trucks. that's the best way we can describe clearing the lie yesterday which became a graveyard for many cars. on our trip out here we saw a car still buried up to its roof on the long island expressway. again part of the road is still closed this morning no word on when it will reopen. new york state has sent one-third of the snow removal resources here to sufficieolk county. that's the latest from long island this morning. patti ann, the digout is goi

israelites went 40 years in the wilderness under moses.ut the past 40 years have not been in the wilderness for the people of the tiny real estate about the saz of jers jirs. i witnessed the dry bones coming to life and watched the desert boom with lush vegetation and trees and marvel to see the nation move from a struggling economy and barely able to equip its soldiers with uniforms and weapons and a center of world class medical care and elicational excellence and free speech and election. with the exception of jordan dictators and mad dogs and malicious mahem surround the country and israel created a true and modern democracy and gave its women the opportunity to vote and lead the radical nations bep hind and sanctioned honor killings and whole steal slaughter of their citizens who dared to peek of of freedom and thought. it is it okay to strap a bomb on a baby and turn it into a human bomb so it kills and maims other people's babies. president is coming to israel as president next i wish he would let me show him around. i brought thous

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robert moses is live for us at a home depot in brooklyn, new york where people are already stocking up on essential supplies. >>> good morning bobby. >> the snow is beautiful but it is the next day to start stocking up. they have been buying shovels and food heyed of this storm. we don't know exactly how much snow we are going to get here in the northeast. there's a lot of uncertainty. so the best bet is to just prepare be ready for it make sure you have an emergency kit both at work and at home. they have change fees basically that means you move your flight if you are scheduled to fly this weekend you can move your flight without any sort of penalty. that would be a good bet. because after today conditions go downhill in the northeast. that is the latest live from brooklyn heather, back to you. >> bobby moses braving the conditions this morning. thank you, bobby. >> i hope you have a snow shovel. >> it's an air mattress. >> good idea. >> he is 101, 101 and she is 97. if that isn't mazing enough john and ann are the longest married couple in the u.s. they are from connecticut and they

by faith, moses, when he had grown up, refused being -- to be known as the son of the pharaoh's daughterth, he left egypt, not fearing the kings entered. he persevered because he saw what was invisible. by faith, the people passed through the red see, as on dry land. by faith, the walls of jericho fell, and for the people that marched around them for seven days. by faith, the prostitute rahab, because she welcomed spies, was not killed with those who were disobedient. what more shall i say? i do not have time to tell about gideon, samson, david, samuel, and the profits. -- the prophets. they administer justice and gained what was promised, a shut amounts of lyons, quenched the jury of flames, and escaped the edge of the sword whose weakness was turned to strength. others were tortured and refused to be released so that they might gain a better resurrection. some face years of flogging, while others were chained and put in prison. they were stoned. there were sought in two. there were put to death by the sword. these were all commended for their faith. therefore, since we are surrounded b

don moses is the name i referred to in the boox. th this is a young man who i grew up. out and underneath it was written deeszed. his body has been removed. but it it home. had i gone down that same direction, my life could have d ended up the same way. >> so your first day, it's almost like some sign saying that this could be you. >> absolutely. >> as you go through this in life, as an emergency room doctor in fnewark, what do you hope your book might help them and their pact and the satisfactory of you and your two friends? >> these are real-life stories. you have stories about depression, you have stories about stds, you have stories about cancer prevention. my whole thing is people read the journeys of other individuals who, unfortunately, their lives were lost. it may be something that's impacted their lives. and by that wave, it's something that they've impacted in their life. there's anecdotes of the chapter that they can apply to their lives. >> now, you see a lot of gun violence in your line of work, especially in newark. and you talk about the idea of macho po

moses brown hired samuel slater. simulator is considered the grandfather of the american industrial revolution. he has been credited. prole in overstatement. but cut it would appeal any side and he will be credited to my tab forever in history. well, who? the smuggle himself in the fines of extraordinary strict british innovation loss that did not allow machinists skilled artisans like insult to leave the british isles precisely because if he did say when that hell bent. so he would pretend to be a farmer or some such, smart lens of the new york. moses brown heard about him. it starts a new in pawtucket. and he actually had some small machinery to work on to see if it might help. turned out to be mostly uses, so the kind of cannibalize the parts and the rest is history. the stories about fortunes made from illicit trade. today everyone is talking about how much money pomelo escobar made. he actually made the list of -- forbes list of the wealthiest people in the world. i think of mexican drug trafficker has joined th

food is not one of the money is not the law of moses we don't. have all the time oh god no i doubt it's god and i grew up under the law and i did i'm like i'm not going to talk about as well you know what i'm going to live i want to do what i don't know you by the way you know how much everything i would not like then i want to be identical don't want to live with you that was i was not marriageable with you know not yet somehow you know with your job and i'm feeling a little out of the world i want you don't worry about that that's awkward i thought that was the big. question i want you. ok let's go to the middle. out of the what i know there's. an idea that i'm going to be and i doubt you're not. going to help you know. we all want to. go down you know what it. was like you are not the new guy do it that way they got find out that. i was my dad's god damn i've done i do not deny the fact that i. was doing. so. well. you know found what. appeared. to look lou well the. problem of them all. i mean i don't i don't want to go on the department of.

food is not one of the money is not the law of moses we don't. have all the time oh god no i doubt it's god like and i grew up under the law and i did i'm like i'm not going to be i'm going to talk about it as well you know what i thought then that would you want to know what i don't know you by the way you know my dad he did not like that and i was. like what he was i was not marriageable with you know not that somebody come with your job and i'm feeling and it wasn't you that we're talking about that it's awkward i thought i was. but you know well you know good stuff. ok let's go to the bible but i don't want to know what i'm going to. go by dan i did hear them that day and i doubt very much. that i would you know we all. thought it was going to do what it. was like you are not the new guy doing that right there just by the lab it. was my dad's god damn i've done enough of it i have only just begun to argue i have. not found what. i mean. we move closer. to. home of them all. out of. reach i don't know some of the hundred people that. welcome a

bob moses is the anti-moses, very quiet, mystical, he's the grassroots person, and he basically says we need a lot of leaders, following you, but i'm willing to go to the courthouse even if we are beginning to get beaten and arrested in jail. there's a lot of kinds of models of leadership. one thing is on its face, young people today need to know that people their age were leaders in serious problems in the 1960s, that the race issue was so great that most adults in that period had opposed that they had it under control, but, really, it was a total fake, and people were fluxed by what to do. if you look a problem in the eye and figuring out whatted to do, most of the adult leadership in the 1960s was looking at it, maybe in the shins. certainly, not in the eyes. these kids were leaders. the fact that you can have kids step forward, you never know where in your life cycle your testing moment is going to be, it's one of many lessons. the first chapter of this booing , i spent lots and lots of time trying to figure out how to begin, and i began with dr. king's first speech on the monday

daddy, i kept reading the bible, and i read that moses had long hair. i want to thank you for having me read the bible. i read the whole bottle, and i also found that jesus had long hair." and his father said, "but you know that they walked "? it is really nice. you never know. aretha franklin, she came to my show. tavis: the queen. >> she was laughing so hard that that have started spinning. but you never know what is going to happen. you never know what i'm going to give away. i am giving away a car. >> tavis, who are you, oprah's? >> i know you did not say that. i want to be a rich, black lady. i learned from oprah, and i learn from you. tavis: ivers reading and "rolling stone," and they have a list of the top 25 people they suggested that you follow in the world, anywhere in the top 25. can i read your tweets. >> i do not think so. you be careful what you read. you should have come to church yesterday. stevie was there. stevie wonder. you know he is very active in our church now. tavis: that reminds me. hold on. why do blind people wear sunglasses?

defending national champions hosted a junior day last weekend and baton rouge, la 8th grader dylan moses event by the time it was taking her snowboarding since she was six weeks old before she could walk eden has a five-week-old sister. her parents say they'll try the same snowboarding training with her as well. new at 11. to stanley two years

. >> she was all over it, that's why she is called the mosing a rit. >> what we have. >> people have seen the blue like gosh, no. it's not coming down yet. >> and i put out a post and my fans respond, i love it saying it is too dry right now. they said to look out the windows. they saidky not see anything. very funny. this is what we're dealing with. waiting for the know but where you are seeing the darker blews we could see a couple of flurries across the area. waiting for everything to come together. once it does so we will see some snow showers across the area. but light in nature and it will get in and out. and by that time the commute could be on the slick side but things are dry. advisory is in effect because of the snow that we are predicting. and 27 and we are cold, winds are calm. let's get a check of traffic with lauren cook. >> and unfortunately we are dealing with crash this morning on 895 along the northbound lanes at 295. it's not causing any delays but something to keep in mind if you are traveling on interstate 70. here is a look west of the beltway. and we are starti

. >> the front of this car looking the way that it does with the lights, it feels like moses, to be honest. everyone just moves the side. you feel you want to continue to accelerate. >> not everyone is able to live in the fast lane. all cities have their divisions between rich and poor, but rarely do you see it in such an extreme force as in mumbai. in this slum there is no running water, sewage runs down the alley way, there is great overcrowding. this is nothing like as bad as it gets. where do you wash? >> this woman showed me around her house. >> this small room, i guess it is about 3 meters by 3 meters, is home to five people. who lives here? you live here with your children? the husband and your mother-in- law? how do you fit? it is very small. >> she tells me it is a tight squeeze. that they put mats on the floor and somehow they manage. >> i want to know what job you want to do when you grow up. >> flying. >> an airplane. you? >> engineer. >> ok, very good. you? >> teacher. >> you want to become a teacher as well? >> once upon a time these would have been dismissed as impossible dr

reporter: it's been a real heartbreak for mose -- most of the residents here.bors will be gathering here at 7:00 to console the god -- godfrey family by holding a candlelight vigil. corrina died here yesterday. >> stuffed moneys, balloons and fires have been left in front of the charred remains. eli head ed one of his own toys. >> to let the family and people know we're thinking about her and she is in our prayers. reporter: this is cell phone video taken at 12:30 saturday morning. this is what ten-year-old corrina godfrey died after being trapped on the second

spielberg doing "moses." will smith "cain and able."nd russell crowe as noah. >> saying our arc is bigger than your arc. >> so have the kids seen it yet? >> here's the best news of all. is last week, two of our kids agreed to screen a portion of it last week for their entire high school. >> and said what was the most heard comment from your fellow teens at your school? they said that's really cool. so we felt hey, we've got something right. you know what? the bible, it's really cool. >> i am coming soon. >> "the bible" premieres on the history channel this sunday. and speaking of biblical proportions, this is the crowd today that cheered on pope benedict xvi as he made his historic departure from the vatican. we'll have the latest from rome next. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flu

one of kenya's most successful runners named moses says doping is widespread amongst the countries at the leaks. he accused authorities of taking a blind eye. the secretary general of athletics in kenya says he should provide evidence for these allegations. it is a little-known committee was actions could affect consumer confidence in the food that is eaten across europe. experts from the european union standing committee on the food chain are drawing up plans for tests that will check if food labels of beef actually contain horse dna. they suspended the license of one company. three people were arrested in the uk for suspected fraud in meat sales. the scandal has raised questions about the food industry supply chain. our environmental correspondent matt. it is a massive enterprise. >> absolutely. to give you some scale, the french government yesterday said that the company at the heart of this, they distributed 500 tons of horse labeled as beef and up to 4.5 million individual meals. we have testing going on throughout the u.k. it's a great time to be an analyst at a lab. >> what kin

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no. 2, dylan moses from baton rouge, offered a scholarship from alabama. he's in the eighth grade!can't play until 2017. roll tide. cyu basketball game. vern glenn's camera rolling. lucy's ball settles perfectly on the rim. get off danica's back! >> i'm a big danica fan. mary gonzales had a cold she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive. tomorrow morning at 4-30. >>> david is next with alec baldwin. >>> all right. our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30, on your official daytona 500 station. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway broadcasting across the nation and around the world it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the brick and mortar of

moses already had a scholarship from lsu. they offered that last summer. >>> finally, a month out from opening day, never too early to watch. miguel carrerra facing jonathan pap l balm. this pitch landed outside the stadium, past the tiki. estimates had it going 450 feet. tiger's round 10-1. nice to see baseball highlights. coming up at the top of the hour, "morning joe," president obama takes his message to virginia. is the white house strategy working? why iran is not a fan of the first lady's oscar dress. what the media did to literally cover her up when way too early comes back. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you wan

no. 2, dylan moses from baton rouge, offered a scholarship from alabama. he's in the eighth grade! he can't play until 2017. roll tide. cyu basketball game. vern glenn's camera rolling. lucy's ball settles perfectly on the rim. get off tomorrow morning at 4-30. >>> david is next with alec baldwin. >>> all right. our next newscast tomorrow morning

talk about making a big impression alabama offering a football scholarship to dylan moses of baton rujndiana. his face lit up when he broke the news. lsu also offered dillon a scholarship last summer. >>> 39 after the hour still to come it sounds like the buy of a lifetime. one community giving away homes for free. on one condition. we will tell you what it is coming up. >> you heard about the banning big sodas but the mayor may have his sights set on your home town. >> welcome back. 43 after the top of the hour. what stories are making headlines for you overseas. up foefirst to sale has come un attack for the first time since the cease fire last november. go militants fired a rocket into israel. rubbi luckily no one was hurt. a hot air balloon ride exploded in mid air. search crews found survivors as they rushed to the hospital. >> lg chem received 142 million in stimulus money from taxpayers. but a report reveals the chevy volt battery maker wrongly claimed and reimbursed for labor costs that had nothing to do with the grants. it included workers watching movies on the clock. a munic

dillon moses. they saw him in the eighth grade.hen it was only in the seventh greatgrade and hw about this one year old in oregaon will turn 2 years old in one month... >> pam: see you at 11.

now, ed in his own way was our moses, just a little less there. he led us out of darkness and give us hope. while he may not have parted the red sea, he did break a subway strike by standing in a bridge and shouting words of encouragement. and just as moses died right before you reached the promised land, and dies hours before the documentary about an open in theaters. leave it to ed to find the best way to maximize publicity for a film about his life. no one ever enjoyed the theater politics more, and no one, no one was ever been arrested. and as much fun as it was to watch him as mayor, the real show began when he left public office, lawyer, author, professor, television judge, movie critic, a restaurant reviewer, political commentator, reform organizer, twitter user. even a radio host. oppress and politician ever stop asking for is opinion, and so far be it for him to stop offering for them, sometimes even unsolicited. he remains a sharp as ever and as relevant as ever right up to his dying day. as you know, he will be buried at trinity cemeter

moses lake, washington. caller: good morning. i have two questions for the governor. number one is why is delaware in such dire need of government handouts? what is delaware doing to encourage businesses in delaware? number 3, i would like the governor to comment on businesses across the country where they are doing good in republican states and democratic states. host: caller, thank you. guest: i did not understand the first part, the first question. let me talk about jobs in delaware. my view is simple. it is not the role of government to create jobs. we want to create the maturing environment where business is one to relocate. we thought a hundred the blogs visited a hundred businesses in delaware and asked -- we visited 800 businesses in delaware and ask what they wanted. businesses care a lot about the quality of our schools and the quality of our workforce. they care about being in a place where there are reasonable taxes. they care about having a responsive government. they also want to be in a place where there is a good quality of life. there are 3 billion pe

freedom summer was largely the brainchild of barn moses, of snick, a young philosophy is graduate frominto mississippi right by himself and gang taking share croppers up to the courthouse to be vote and was beaten and created a model almost an alternative leadership model to martin luther king jr.'s follow me chatcal oratoriy. he was very soft-spoken and stayed down there and created a tremendous following among the young people. and it was his idea it have that freedom summer. his influence is still being felt but he's not wild widely known. any first would be diane nash from nashville. she had pioneer the freedom rides when adult freedom rides broke down in birmingham because they were beaten so badly. she took a group down from nashville and said we cannot let violence stop the movement. it became a summer-long phenomenon that created one big movement of nationwide activists out of a lot of little scattered movements. that was only the beginning of her contributions. i'll say just briefly, martin luther king jr. selma voting rights campaign was written on a notebook by her in 1963 a

. >> january 3, 2011, moses lake, washington.lookout for a woman wanted by police on forgery charges. >> she had multiple warrants for her arrest. i'd gotten a phone call from our dispatch center that let me know that she was on the move in her car. >> that woman is jonah zeigler. tufty has a description of zeigler and her vehicle, and it isn't long before he spots her. >> i saw a pink vest and her head behind the steering wheel. i pulled in behind her truck. >> corporal tufty approaches the truck. >> i let her know who i was and why i was there. she said she wasn't jonah zeigler. i finally convinced her i knew who she was and that she was under arrest because she had warrants. >> he orders zeigler out of her truck, but she has other plans. >> she said i'm not going and she hit the gas and the truck goes in reverse, and i put my hand out to keep the truck from pushing me over. >> he tries to reach for his taser and his gun, but there is no time. zeigler is on the run. >> she flies by yelling at me as she's driving by. she said, q