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noah rothman, the american conservative magazine. allen combs and fox news contributor, richard grin he will. i'm john scott. fox news watch is on right now. >>> the american people really don't know what this law is all about. i've tried to figure it out. you've tried to figure it out. you work on this every day. it's clear the president, too. what do they do? they change the law on the run which is utterly unconstitutional. >> radio host and lawyer mark levine talking with neil cavuto earlier this week about the complexities and confusion of obama care. he makes the point, jim, that obama care is a mess. are the media picking up on that? >> yeah. i mean it seems like the implementation of a catastrophe that reminds me of the care act in 1988 and repealed in 1989. fortunately, unlike president bush 41, president obama has the media on his side. that clip from chris cuomo was a pretty indicative thing. paul bremer, at news busters documented a lot more of this. he's got a bodyguard around him. >> allen? >> i've got four months of stu

what did she think was going to happen, noah?d this happens on the heels of repeatedly call the verdict in the george zimmerman trial aakin to the murder and lynching of emmitt till. but this is something of a precedent. it just kind of comes right before she promotes a project which relates to race itch. in 1998 she was sued by texas cattle ranchers by saying mad cow is a problem. she says, i believe i come from being muzzled. i come from a people who died to have a show. she then moved her show to amarillo, texas, to promote this. in 2005, a similar thing happen nd paris where she was ejected from her meese and some of her friends fed news saying if this was celine di on or barbra streisand, this wouldn't have happened. >> was this just a convenient time to tell this story? >> well, it's a convenient time. she's a great entertainer and showperson. and you've got to love "time" magazine which picked up the bag and arran with it. they went to switzerland and talked about how racist switzerland is. they talked about how asiel seek

. >> by 1996, the yates had two children, noah and john. and a short-term job opportunity in florida. rusty opted not to be burdened by owning another house. >> going into an rv was kind of more of an experiment for us. and so what we did was we rented our house that we had here and bought a 38-foot travel trailer and pulled it to florida and lived at a campground in florida during the course of that assignment. >> at the time, andrea was again pregnant. she miscarried just after the move. in 1997, the yates returned to houston where their third son is born. in 1998, they trade in the rv for a renovated 350-square-foot bus, a bus they bought from michael woroniecki. baby number four arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bus. it was a bus. it was small. and there was a trap door that lifted up, and you'd look down in the luggage compartment and there were pallets on the floor where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she was -- had begun home schooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine home schooling.

certainly we have it in noah valley in large part to our districts. we need to keep supporting them and making them stronger and stronger and you have my commitment. thank you >> up next in our program is president chiu and is very excited about the process here. so president chiu >> good morning it is great to be here in the sun and with you're very efficient scott wiener. i want to thank the mayor and i have to tell you in the very first year i was exposed to how for this is. i was asked to triple the size of this one district in my first term in union square. supervisor wiener said it's very important that he tripled the size of his districts. but in my districts i have the motorbike man's wharf and we've got make sure that our wharf is safe. i'm happy to announce we're talking about a new you community benefit i'll be proposing along broadway but there have been some serious knsz around pope street and whether the financial districts having should consider a cd v. when you have the private partnership and you have people working with our city poli

we'll hear from noah on "good morning america." >> what a story. >>> history at the u.s. open.rella story is taking shape for an american player. >> here's neil and stan at espn with your sports. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett, along with neil everett. dodgers had their ace on the mound tuesday. >> 'cause it's time for dodger baseball. clayton kershaw, his last ten starts a 1.10 e.r.a. against the cubs this season. and wouldn't you know it, up 2-0, on kershaw. seven hits, one earned. 3-2. yasiel puig. one on, two outs. bottom nine. he went two for five, that wasn't one of the two. kevin gregg gets the save. cubs 3-2 winners. >>> from the u.s. open, 17-year-old victoria duval makes some history at the u.s. open, facing 2011 champion, samantha stosur. third set, 5-3. match point. stosur able to return the serve. duval hits it wide. ranked number 296 in the world. she had never faced a top-20 player. got into the u.s. open as a qualifier. unseeded. but she's moving on. 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. really interesting story. nearly lost her father i

while you're on the web, hello, meteorite.com, noah roth man. got away from your nickname, the roth man prophecies, which i've got to get back to. [ laughter ] cenk: all right. let's get started on the n.s.a. president obama was on the tonight show, talked to jay leno and talked about spying, really the journalist you want to talk about spying about. >> intelligence gathering is a critical component to counter terrorism. obviously with your mr. snowden and the disclosures of classified information, it's raised a lot of questions for people. a lot of these programs were put in place before i came in. i had skepticism and i think we should have a healthy skepticism about what government's doing. i had the programs reviewed. we put in some additional safeguards to make sure there is federal oversight as well as congressional oversight that there is no spying on americans. we don't have a domestic spying program. what we do have are some mechanisms where we can track a phone number, or an email address that we know is connected to some sort of terro

it's actually at the intersection of 3 streets noah, market and 16th. so in effect has 3 frontage ages. the bank is asking for a smaller sign over the entrance and it's an exposure point for them on market and 16th >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. we'll open up to the public i have one speaker card (calling names) >> thank you could you use the projector also? thank you good afternoon commissioner and thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm horrify i was here last spring presenting a signage for at at. but the agreement was ignored and we've got two signs on market and i know you were upset about that. in some cases this has worked well, we've got a good agreement and it's appropriately sized but unfortunately bank of the west has done is a case study and what the sponsor said t is not true. they've refused to talk with us and they propose large signs facing both ways on market like verizon is going to do. they've worked around the planning department without notifying the department. we've got 25 thousand retail space coming on line we strongly

explained earlier about the age of the earth and the fossils, we explain the fossils as a result of noah'slood, a catastrophic deluge and you would expect to find all these dead things buried in rock layers all over the earth and guess what that's what you see as a result of the flood. observational science that we study today is consistent with the biblical world view. i'm not an advocate -- >> so your claim -- >> i'm not an advocate -- let me address the second question. i'm not an advocate to teach creationism in the public schools. i have a daughter in public schools. i believe it is my job to teach her the truth starting with the bible. so i see full well what she's learning and i teach her about the problems with that. and i have no issues with the -- in my opinion like kathy said earlier there is so much science that needs to be taught to our kids so why don't we focus on the good observational science that we're doing every day and leave the historical science out of it. >> whoa whoa. that's not okay to use my words and deny science. >> it's nonsensical to us on our side. so hang o

many inquiries that we have are mostly about connor and noah.ttle resume, a day in the life of the two boys, their last day. connor was just shy of 7. in fact, his birthday was on -- will be on the 23rd of august, and noah was 4 1/2 years old. connor would have entered the second grade this year and noah was extremely excited to join his big brother by starting kindergarten and both would have been in the same lord beaver brooks school. they were two typical children. they enjoyed life to a maximum. their last day was spent playing with their friends in the backyard. they had a little pool. had a barbecue. and later in the afternoon jon clawed savoy took all the children shopping. they each had their own little carts and they filled their carts with treats and after the shopping trip, the two family's, jean claude's family went to jean claude's farm. there they played with llamas, goats, horses, played with dogs and cats. they went for a ride and jean claude even let them steer the tractor. a super day. late after night they got home for the sle

noah everything about you makes me want ya, noah know what you're doing baby, don't ya, don't ya, wannaon't ya's" number three on the charts. i heard you are going skydiving when you hit number one. is that true? >> i've said from the beginning. before, it was number 50 which i'm freaked out. i said i made a bet that i would go skydiving. michael: so you're afraid of heights and you're going to go skydiving? >> yeah. michael: hey, put him number one, people. if you get to number one, you have to tape it. >> ok. michael: because i want to see you scream. >> somebody has to put me out of the plane. michael: i'll volunteer for that. >> ok. michael: and this is your debut c.d. did you do anything special to celebrate? >> we had a big show here in new york city. michael: oh, nice. >> which was awesome. so i'm a family -- i had a bunch of new fans. country music fans here in new york city are crazy. it's actually insane. [applause] whoo! yeah. michael: people in new york can be a little crazy just period. >> i love it. michael: you are featured in "people" magazine's eastern seaboard on one o

we're seeing families stranded on water logged porches, a car turned into a kind of a noah's arc andhere in missouri what looks like a lake is actually a highway. 12 states are facing threats of floods tonight, so much rain they're measuring it not in inches but in foot. ginger zee tells us what's to come. >> reporter: that's the bank of the river there, and all these houses underwater. swallowing neighborhoods whole. flash flooding in central and southern missouri. shutting down highway 44. dismantling roads from beneath. the floodgates erupting on the osage river. the relentless rains leaving camp grounds, and soccer fields, hardly identifiable. in waynesville, missouri, they are still searching for a woman swept away tuesday. her 4-year-old son already found dead. in the last seven days, parts of missouri have had more than 16 inches of rain -- the town of richland with at least 17 inches. the culprit -- this stationary front, complex after complex of heavy rain and storms have been riding along this thing. it's slow dancing around the southern plains and northern ozarks. unfortun

our old friend noah webster defines laughter as the act or sound of laughing. nelson: ha-ha!ed, nelson. and now fasten your funny bones for groundskeeper-- oh, or should i say "grinskeeper"?-- no, i'm sorry. groundskeeper was correct... willie! ( playing "my bonnie" )

if he's romantic like noahs being in the notebook i don't care what he did for a living. >> if he came home stinking of carbon monoxide it won't bother you?. >> if he's paying for dinner in quarters? i love it. >> tucker why would you ask me that question? >> because i know your stand on that, greg which sf course you would. >> yes. i have dated a toll collecter oof course you have. >> bill, you said i'm quoting everyone in georgia is a backwards hick. can you squeal like a pig? >> i condemned greg for making it sound like they were. >> can you squeal like a pig? >> first of all that babe gee one of our finest character actors and that happened to be his hottest role. >> it's a question you may have to answer soon. >> i do believe i'm getting dangerous just thinking about it. >> back to you, greg. >> thank you, tucker v a lovely rest of the weekend. pleasant sunday to everybody. nice, nice, that does it for me, i'm greg gutfeld. happy 1500. s from covergirl + o. s from covergirl + o. covers spots and lines instantly as you correct skin tone over time. goodbye, spots, hello, beautiful.

according to noah, the the atlantic salmon is designated and an endangered species. >> so if americansant it on their plates it's coming from a farm. the idea of the work behind the lab is to feed the planet and potentially lower the price. >> reporter: this is cutting edge science. how do you think that this type of innovation could potentially change the world we live in. >> i think transgenic technology will have dramatic impact on the human population in the coming centuries. i think we'll learn to use this technology very safely. >> reporter: for now safety is the key question. >> one of the problems with fish which differs were cows, cows if you have a transgenic cow that escapes from the field you could find him. but the fish, once they escape in the natural environment, that's it. you're not going to recover that animal. so what happens in nature will just depend on whether that animal is fertile or not. >> reporter: aqua bounty said, it's salmon will be grown sterile in land base facilities. the doctor said sterility is not always what you get. >> certainly above 95% routinely

see it in this slide reproduction but in the actual painting very far in the horizon line you have noah and the arc. but the way that the clouds almost start to take on a figural representation, it is like there is a movement of hope and promise coming in the sky and of course the skies have this long history of being associated with the heavens and mythology. and you can't talk about clouds without talking about the impressionists. also on my mind since we are planning for the impressionist on the water exhibition which opens at the legend of honor june first. and this is a painting by the very-well monet and i was thinking back to constible. clouds where you don't get a figure you have a horizon and you get more of a sense of space and it is not just the clouds. but the whole canvas is taken up by water and sky and it is very architectural wave that he has construct td the brush work of the waiveds tossing in front of us. and then, imented to talk a little bit about the surrealist and i am about to install these paintings into what is traditionally our impressionist gallery. but they

and noah was 4.5 years old. conner would have entered the second grade this year.cited about joining his big brother by starting kinneder garton, both would have been in the same school. they were two typical children. they enjoyed life to a maximum. >> for the latest global news, laura brown joins us from canada. what happened? >> from what we understand, our cmp were called to the apartment building where it happened about 6:30 in the morning monday morning, they arrived to what they quoted as a horrific scene. it was just out of a movie, they said, they found the two little boys lifeless in the living room of thers apartment building. now, we found out today the python that killed them was actually living on the same floor that the apartment building was in. it was not on the pet shop floor, the bottom level, it was on the top level. and so it took them all day. our cmp investigated as well. the bodies were not removed until late monday evening. today they were sent to st. john and the autopsies were scheduled. we'll be waiting on news for those in the next coup

sentenced to 270 days in jail for assault and nations to michael buble and his wife who welcomed baby boy noah into the world. got to be a crooner. >> can you imagine the lullabies that baby is going to get sung. >> with the family. >> oh, for sure. >> i'm richard lui and we remember the 50th anniversary of the "i have a dream" speech on the washington mall there at the martin luther king memorial. >>> leading the news, the "new york times" has a great story for james harris, a dream fulfilled. he was 16 years old when watched dr. king's speech on tv. harris went on to become the nfl's first full time starting quarterback. >>> and in the "wall street journal," jitters over syria hit markets again. stock markets are taking a major hit around the world in anticipation of potential action in siria. >>> topping our news today, speaking of action, senior u.s. officials tell nbc news a three-day u.s.-led military strike against syria could be launched as early as tomorrow. the officials say the attack would be meant to send a message to syrian president bashar al assad not to topple him or to crippl

so noah and the flood are key to that history being proved. true.f that history is true, then the gospel message founded on that history is true, and challenges people that they must respond to the creator, jesus christ. >> reporter: joshua just moved to knoxville, tennessee from spain, where his parents were missionaries. he said he was excited to discover evidence of the flood so close to home. >> there is so much evidence that what the bible says actually really happened. there is so much more evidence than any other theories. and that is just so cool. of course we can't know everything. we have to have faith, but it is great to know, too, there is also much evidence that the bible is true so that we can have more confidence in god and trust in him more. >> reporter: while this small group of adventuresome christians are here in the great smoky mountains exploring the book of genesis, there is a much larger group in tennessee for the mega conference. some 1500 christians from across the nation gathered at the seville center to hear people speak.

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she developed anemia and high blood pressure, but in june noah was born. >> just beating the odds throughoutife. >> and the baby, it's just so cute. you just see all of those years of her just hanging in there and taking chances. unbelievable. >>> question, racism or misunderstanding? the latest on oprah's claims a shop in europe refused to sell her a handbag. you're watching cnn "newsroom." mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? ♪ lealong the jersey shore,g. coca-cola is partnering with local businesses and the seaside heights business improvement district to restore the historic boardwalk, welcoming beach lovers back with a refreshed and revitalized place to get out, get moving, and have some fun in the sun. it's part of our goal to inspire more than three million people to rediscover the joy of being active this summer. see the difference all of us can make... together. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stat

and noah finds a 3-year-old ipad in the toy cabinet.ng them all up, dad logs onto gazelle.com and types into details about each gadget and gets instant quotes. >> this one is $50, $85. this was $10 and this is hm years old and smashed. >> reporter: where does it all go? they pack everything up and said it to gazelle's warehouse in kentucky. each is scanned and tested and shipped to a reseller who will fix anything broken or cracked. recognize that ipad? the cracked phone? those are the carusos. adding it all up they three families found an average of $341 each just sitting in their junk drawers. >> that's real money! >> now, one of my children mysteriously destroyed our family's ipad. it's cracked in several places, chipped. looks worthless. right. one of those websites we mentioned is going to give us $117 for this, not bad considering it's almost three years old as well. >> right. jumped on top of that i would say. >> like i said, mysteriously. >> paula faris will be back next week with really surprising new ways to help real money fo

some questions answered but many still remain after the death of 6-year-old connor and 4-year-old noahty gathered to mourn their deaths during a vigil. >> reporter: a somber vigil held as family and friends met to honor connor and noah barthe. disturbing photos have emerged inside glass cages that held snakes. people say they loved animals. >> they played with lamaas and goats. >> jean-claude savoie is the family friend. >> the python was kept in an enclosure similar to an aquarium. snake experts tell cnn that this type of python typically only kills when it's hungry. an earlier statement said the snake may have fell through the ceiling, which also could have scared it into attacking. >> it was a dark house, they'd been mishandling animals all day, it may have mistaken the kids as food. >> now again the preliminary autopsy results showed that these boys died from asphyxiation. the royal canadian police have launched an investigation. it's unclear if the store owner had a permit for the python. they're typically only allowed in zoos. don, in the u.s. there have been 34 incidents on reco

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services were held in canada today for four-year- old noah barthe and his six- year-old brother connorities say the python escaped from an exotic pet store located below the apartment where the boys were visiting last weekend. >> you are going to need a lot of people with a lot of money. small donations are not convicted. >> of the other is getting the 101,000 + salvagers and only 39 days for this recall to take a vote to. >> of this veteran saying that this would not be enough signatures. he might say that they might lead twice that amount. >> people sometimes signed a petition twice or three times. perhaps there are not a registered voter. >> just one week earlier they will continue counseling. >> jacqueline: we are looking live this evening with some cloud coverage. and also over the bay. whites for of once again. clearer conditions but some of places were warmer like concord. much closer to average. san jose, nearly 10 degrees below average. santa rosa, much more closer to the average temperatures. temperatures are widespread in the 60s at this hour. 60s in antioch, 65 degrees in a

any aircrew from any state, any component, into our program at any time because we're operating you noah cording you know, according to the same standards. back in 2008 we had a very large fire event here in california and we aircraft from 22 states responding to that. there is capability to respond within the national guard alone and we have started developing relationships with our title 10 partners, we do similar academics every year like they do so i think that helps generate interoperatability amongst the title 10 and title 32 assets within the state as well. >> well, i don't know about you all but i feel pretty comfortable going into this fire season. it sounds like we have a pretty integrated group not only within the military capability you but state and local capabilities and federal capabilities for this fire season. with that i'm going to go down the line. as we get to our military partners i'd ask if there's other technologies that you think that you have that you want to share about that may be helpful as we start to get into fire season. please share those with us. ray, if

we're seeing families stranded on water logged porches, a car turned into a kind of a noah's arc and there in missouri what looks like a lake is actually a highway. 12 states are facing threats of floods tonight, so much rain they're measuring it not in inches but in feet. abc's meteorologist ginger zee tells us what's to come. >> that's the bank of the river there and all these houses under water. >> reporter: swallowing neighborhoods whole, shutting down highway 44, dismantling roads from beneath. the floodgates erupting on the osage river. the relentless rains leaving camp grounds, and soccer fields, hardly identifiable. in waynesville, missouri, they are still searching for a woman swept away tuesday. her 4-year-old son already found dead. in the last seven days, parts of missouri have had more than 15 inches of rain, the town of richland with at least 17 inches. the culprit -- this stationary front, complex after complex of heavy rain and storms have been riding along this thing. it's slow dancing around the southern plains and northern ozarks. unfortunately, north georgia is su

if he's romantic like noahs being in the notebook i don't care what he did for a living. >> if he cameinking of carbon monoxide it won't bother you?. >> if he's paying for dinner in quarters? i love it. >> tucker why would you ask me that question? >> because i know your stand on that, greg which sf course you would. >> yes. i have dated a toll collecter oof course you have. >> bill, you said i'm quoting everyone in georgia is a backwards hick. can you squeal like a pig? >> i condemned greg for making it sound like they were. >> can you squeal like a pig? >> first of all that babe gee one of our finest character actors and that happened to be his hottest role. >> it's a question you may have to answer soon. >> i do believe i'm getting dangerous just thinking about it. >> back to you, greg. >> thank you, tucker v a lovely rest of the weekend. pleasant sunday to everybody. nice, nice, that does it for me, i'm greg boston for the ufc fight night. >> tonight on huckabee, another delay in the affordable care act. we delay things and why not delay it permanently and come up with a role solut

attacked by a gray wolf. 16-year-old noah brown lying in a sleeping bag talking to a flind a camp groundmauled from behind by the wolf. >> i didn't hear the wolf or see it no. offense it was there until it was on my head. >> gram pulled his head out of the wolf jaws you can see left a four inch gas and scratches there. authorities tracked down the wolf and it has been put to sleep and being tested for rabies. wolf attacks on humans are rare this, is the first documented attack in the state of minnesota only two documented deaths caused by wolf attacks in all of north america. >> that is horrifying. michael finney now here to answer questions and this is from larry l. can a debt collector life a prerecorded message? >> probably. when you filled out the form if you wrote your cell phone number on the telephone number, fcc says, yes. says you've given permission to call you and leave prerecorded messages i would never considered giving permission for that but that is how the fcc says it. so any number you write down you have given permission. >> a lot of people now don't have land lines. >>

. >> he is a lawyer and a photographer, and you have a stepson, noah, who is getting ready for college> does he want to go to georgetown or something down there? >> no, he nes to leave dc. so you take all of this mixture, and you put it into your meat. >> this is the worst part to me of any job in the kitchen, but when you have fabulous gloves it's great. i goes to the store like three or four times a week, it's a form of community, you know, i see my townspeople, i say how are you doing, and i never bought ground chicken, do you? i guess the ground turkey, tell me we need to be eating ground chicken? >> a lot of people are want ag leaner meat -- >> is it leaner than turkey? >> no. for those of us that dot cook, sometimes turkey comes out dry. >> right, which is why we're oing all of this business. >> don't let the meat touch. >> it won't. it's not -- here, good, yeah, okay, so you cook your patties, smog touched -- >> sorry -- >> is cross contamination the same thing as dirty hands. >> so you put some slau on it. >> this coleslaw is better than the one with the cabbage. i hate when it