i wasn't going to quit coming whether pastor obe, it's his business, not mine. i'm not the judge. and he's preaching god's word. >> people are really just honestly wrestling with a lot of it. and they can't discount the reality that obe is doing fantastic ministry here just because he's gay. at the same time they can't just dust aside sort of the qualms about homosexuality. >> javin is studying to be a lutheran minister. in 2009 the evangelical lutheran church voted to start ordaining gay clergy who are in life-long monogamous relationships. prior to that, gay pastors were expected to be celibate. as with public policy, church policy is evolving. the welcoming church movement which goes by various names in the denominations is vital to this change. ucc was a pioneer, in 1985 the general seven allen couraged but did not require congregation to adopt a nondiscrimination policy. and a covenant of openness and affirmation. >> there are really strong movements in all of the protestant christian traditions. i think ucc probably has the strongest kind of welcoming movement. and i think w

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she received an obe for her humanitarian work, as well. we're glad you joined us. a conversation with annie lenox coming up right now. ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> annie lenox has four grammy awards, an academy award, golden award, and order of the british empire, obe, in honor of her humanitarian work to her credit. as one half of eurythmics and solo artist she's sold 83 million records worldwide, a testament to her artistry. "nostalg "nostalgia" is a good one. she turns her unique voice from "the great american songbook," with "god bless the child," "georgia on my mind." before our conversation, we'll look at annie singing "i put a spell on you." ♪ i ain't lying i ain't lying ♪ ♪ you know i can't stand it your running around ♪ ♪ you know better i can't stand it because you put me down ♪ ♪ oh standing ♪ ♪ please >> can i say i'm so glad but this project. >> thanks. thank you. >> i'm so glad, ame tnnie, that did this because your voice lends itself so nicely to the american songbook. how did you know that your

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. >> reporter: we spoke to the other male friend mentioned in the story and he correspond ob rates thethey have never been contact ee by "rolling stone" and they are cooperating into what happened that night. cbs news, charlottesville, california. >>> this morning, detroit is no longer in bankruptcy. the largest bankruptcy in u.s. history officially ended at midnight. they filed in july, 2013. last month, detroit won approval to restructure the $12 billion debt. the city is still dealing with a high crime rate, tens of thousands of abandoned homes and lack of revenue. >>> the u.s. navy successfully tested a laser beam weapon. it's mounted on a u.s. ship in the persian gulf. it could hit small targets. the beam was used to shoot a drone aircraft out of the sky. it uses a beam of energy to cripple or destroy targets. >>> back on land, we will hear from a boater about how fish helped him stay alive. >>> if you are looking to buy an ugly christmas sweater, we'll show you a store that specializes in them. with juicy, sizzly steak, stacked high with protein-packed egg whites, melty cheese an

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the medication you are ob is a medication available for a number of years. it replenishs the brain's doping levels that parkinson's causes. >> we have a lot more to talk about. coming up in just a missouri we will be talking about the ground breaking treatment of parkinson's disease, why support is so important. . >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we are talking about parkinsons with radio show host ron owens, his wife is here and his doctor. we want to get back to this book you edited on deep brain stimulation management. this is a long term. ron was talking about the medication he is on. for folks who get to a certain point, they might want to consider this, but take me back to the medication you were using earlier. has it changed? >> right. once we learned parkinson's causes a key chemical in the brain dopamine, we found a medication that can be used to replace those levels. fortunately, there have been a lot of advancements since the 1960s. the medication you are on, ron, a triple combination medication that allows the drug to get into the brain

at capitol hill and cia operative saying are you going to support us and us taking will you come out ob our side i think where does this lead to everything. a lot of people that never had their testimony train now going to have foreign governments issuing warrants for their arrests and cannot travel out of the country, et cetera, that is up fortunate ram faixs that hate us and do us wrong and hole it up i think most americans are opt emand they see reality of what wor fighting. and again i just think for something so important it shew have had a more bipartisan police officer to it. >> shew it have stayed secret that's underlying you this it have said something. >> i think in this day in taij doesn't stay secret it's impossible. >> let's move on to something else talked about a lot. we've seep a lot of protests this week from the eric garner case and michael brown case and we saw some here in philadelphia. justice department came out this week and said that they were go to change racial profiling rules for federal agents, fbi agents and national security agents can't look at race, gende

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ob-gyns are included. let's be clear. lack of recognition of ob-gyns as primary care providers puts women who receive their health care at a disadvantage. they report a problem finding a new doctor who will accept their insurance compared to 7% of medicare beneficiaries and 13% of women with private insurance. due to the very low payment plans and rates that exist for medicaid. i urge my colleagues to extend the medicaid pay bump past 2014 and expand it to include a protection for women's health by officially including ob-gyns as primary care providers. with that, i will yield the balance of my time to my very good friend and someone who i dmire greatly as well, congressman nolan from minnesota. mr. nolan: mr. speaker and members of the house, i want to join my colleagues in paying tribute to the great member of congress here serving with us today, but planning to retire, the honorable john dingell and i would like to do so by telling a little story. some 40 years ago, i was elected to the congress of the united states fo

. >> we know president ob is trying to empty out of prison first for those already transferred and then u.s. >> he can't empty the prison unless he moves them to the united states which means congress will have to relent or he will have to decide to ignore congress. back to kauz stan this illustrates how far flung america has done to settle these men. in the absence of congress allowing them to come to states the diplomats have been skouring the earth for safe countries, maybe a police state, that can keep an eye on them where they can stay out of trouble but also they have gone to such extremes like places like palau and cape verde. in their effort to close it they are going around the world to try to send the people who can be sent away but the only way to close that prison is to bring the ones who can't be stoent third countries to u.s. soil. >> let me ask you about the point carol just made. we know cliff stone who is responsible for negotiating the transfer stepped down and chuck hagel announced his resignation. >> 2015 will bring republican control of the senate in addition to the

,ob will be back to update us especially on what is going on with that gw parkway issue. and playing out in a california courtroom, apple was accused about using competing sources for things used on ipods. it led to consumers paying more. is going to be heard in a videotaped deposition. his deposition could very well be damaging to the company. some were surprised he was not more cautious about what he was doing. >> apple declined to comment on the case. hads suspected to argue it the right to protect its business and protect its items from being pirated. and drawing attention to charities in the spirit of black friday. and cyberness friday monday. >> but how do you know what businesses are safe to give to? is so easyle giving today. all you have to do is pick your passion and then direct your dollars. choose a catalog for philanthropy, washingtonians doing due diligence, and then facing -- a blessing on 78 of the best. with debit cards, stocking stuffers, and you choose where you want he gets to go, but how do you know what organization is putting money where their mouth

do they feel as that was the only way they were able to ob tape information. those are good questions. and i wish the committee took the opportunity to ask cia officers involved in the program at the time, what were you thinking. what did you consider? what was the calculus that you used as far as going forward on it. i think as you can well understand, everything that cia officers did and said at the time was not memorialized in a document. there were a lot of discussions going on. i know when i have various discussions and meetings here, i don't run back and do a memo for the record. i would be doing nothing but memos all day. as a review of all the documents provided by the agency, it loses -- you lose the opportunity to really understand what was taking place at the time. it loses that context and again, i think it's lamentable that the committee did not avail itself of the opportunity to be able to interact with cia personnel. >> do you think it was -- [ inaudible question ] >> i look back at the record and i see that this was a workforce that was trying

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it was really something you could tell the expression ob his face that he was just holding it together. >> from there, the legend of kevin vickers only grown. >> i get the cartoons with james bond and there's kevin. >> everyone knows it's been compared to the bruce willis wi steven colbert. >> to hell with bruce willis. this canadian put the a in yippykia. >> i asked him, do an interview and he said i will never talk. i did my job. and i want to get back to doing it. >> the one time vickers has spoken on camera, it was to refuse to talk further and to share the credit. >> this is not about me. this is the security service, the incident that occurred october 22nd was magnificently handled by a complete team effort. >> kevin absolutely a hero and he's a humble stoic man that i genuinely feel and felt at that moment he had saved my life that day. >> when the nation needed kevin, they had the right guy at the right time at the right place. >>> ahead, a community in chaos. >> it seemed like something out of the '60s. >> the captain charged to fix it. >> you didn't think you could do it? >>

. >> tunisia is the only country that has come close to ook succesto being asuccess story ob spring. supporters of mazuki say they want to safeguard. built himself as a unifying figure galvanizing from across the spectrum. >> the reason i voted for yaziki is i want to make sure no one has a hold on power. >> some observers say that this has created a sense of fatigue among the elect rats resulting in a large number of the people not voting this time around. with the polls now closed in tunisia people are waiting to find out who will be entrusted with this young democracy. but regardless of their political inclinations, tunisians are hoping their feelings will not be short livid. >> saudi arabia will not cut production, the world is forecasting less opec oil. the uae oil minister has urged oil ministers not to raise their production, in order to study price of oil next year. the price for regular gas in the u.s. has dropped another 25 cents per gallon in just the past two weeks and that brings the national average to $2.47. it is the lowest gas prices have been in the u.s. in the last

it may seem ob yushs but all investigators will tell you never get focused on one particular theory. >> you are right to remind us but we sort of seem to be going back to kind of an mh-370 in that it's 45 minutes into the flight. it's where you are at an altitude where you would anticipate that okay you've gotten off the ground. you are flying and you seem to be flying well. this should be the least dangerous part of the flight and, yet, something again happened. does anything strike you as we look beyond weather? >> well i'm trying not to draw parallels to mh 370, and i think some of our experts and analysts and correspondents have indicated that. n air traffic control expert but there would be as long as power it still available on the airplane you would be able to see the exact track on the screen and able to play it back digitally where that aircraft might have ended up. there would be some electrical power available. maybe not enough for a good transresponder code but at least for primary radar. that's possible. >> just real quick, was this the same plane that pulled off the mir

william, will soon ob the beach once the temperature warms up.ks, william. >> you bet. >>> one of the casualties of that big west coast storm turning deadly as fierce winds pound the coastline. more of what happens what happened to this boat here. >>> plus it was a busy year for the white house. ebola, ice, ferguson. president obama's approval rating is ticking upwards. the drama comes when the gop takes over the senate next year. >>> two people including a police officer was keld after powerful winds hit california's catalina island. this is the aftermath, obviously. high winds caused rough seas in the island harbor. officials say a harbor patrol deputy was among the victims. he was swept off a boat in the harbor while assisting some boaters in distress. the second victim was found floating in the water. just imagine the force that it takes to do that to a boat. authorities, though, aren't yet sure if the two deaths are connected. >>> politics now. it was a hall epging year for the white house. among the issues, isis fighters seizing more territ

the ob-obama administration says more -- the obama administration says more transfers are in the mix. and hopes it lift the ban so they can be held in american prisons. >> next, how fracking is hurting california's farm economy, it's bad for the big business of almonds. plus... ♪ because i'll happy ♪ clap along if you feel... . >> ferrell williams is not happy with youtube, and may team up with other musicians for a billion dollar legal action. lady saying she just wanted her voice to get out there. >> by the thousands, they're sending their government a message. >> ahead of 'em is a humanitarian crisis where tens of thousands of people are without food, water, shelter. >> a special one hour look at global attacks on free press. monday 9:00 eastern. on al jazeera america. >>> in california the devastating drought is heating up the debate of fracking. at the heat of the debate is the billions of litres of oil that is used. here is jennifer london. >> california is the fourth largest producer of oil and gas, fracking is increasingly important in the states, especially in the central val

i do high risk ob. and i deal with medical issues, every day in and out. pregnancy.e tend to think of pregnancy is all fun and games many times. and it isn't. babies do i. and born with congentittal a nommals. and if you look at mortality of women in a specific age category, giving birth is a main problem we have. i hate when obstetricians simplify the pregnancy to the point that here, if you give me couple hundred more you can put a picture of the baby in a frame. >> they are making money off of this? >> of course, they are making money and the women like it and i understand kwl they do it, but it is inproement and you don't find that behavior in any other country in the the world except this country. >> if you want to get it done safely, what are the questions to make sure someone is qualified to do this? >> the bonding and the fda addressed this. this will bring the woman and baby if you have pictures, the answer is yes. you can achieve that with the routine ultra-sound. >> some people who are not licensed and doctors. >> don't go to them. >> what is the question

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after threats of violence from a group believed associated with north korea but obs of small independent theaters like the non-profit that mark runs started campaign encouraging sony to allow them to screen the film. rather than give in to intimidation. >> if any one of these entity called us and said i'm sorry you captain show that film. you know. that would be just that to us to get these to the fore front of the audience. >>reporter: he's the executive director of the calf film institute says he got calls from people wanting his smith theatre to show the controversial comedy. people we talked to said they will go just to make a statement. >> might walk out of the movie made with the crowd but yes, now probably because of the whole stir i would good see it. >>reporter: president obama had criticized sony last week when the movie was cancelled. today the white house relessed a statement applauding the company. we are a country that believes in free speech and the right of artistic expression. week before the controversy the enter have you had a premier at the castro theater. organized b

. >> i'm dock it because you asked me, not because of ob. . >> i'll see you. i'll be back. >> when we left the unit, you heard them banging on the cell, everything, that's because that's their need or want to be around him. >> see, this is the reason right here. that's the reason right here. >> i have nothing to do with it. they're grown men. >> my co-defendant, if he's bothered by me. i'd do the same thing. >> okay. >> one of maldonado's co-defendants an another alleged members of the blood, jesus enrique marte has been on the move. after serving time in segregation for jamming the lock on his food court, he has been assigned to a new cell with an admitted member of a gang, david goodell. >> did you know each other on the streets? >> no. but it's just different parts. >> goodell agreed to plead guilty to first degree murder in exchange for a maximum sentence of 45 years. with his final sentencing hearing days away, he has written an apology, he admits he did so only in hopes of receiving a shorter sentence. now he questions whether it's even worth reading. so

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. >>> next, ob and his transformation into a pin-up pup. ♪ ♪ ♪ ben! well, that was close!lp you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! >>> we have all done it, tossed the dog food off your plate. come on, the little guys really want it. one family took it too far. here is a lovable dog who had a heck of a lot to lose. >> reporter: when you go from this to this, you deserve your own calendar. >> here he is. i just pulled him out of bet. meet obie. actually you probably met mim back in 2012. that's when he was famously fat. it's never a good sign when you are introduced with the word whopping. >> a whopping 77 pounds. >> now, he's a calendar pin-up boy with a beach body. mr. august, mr. september. how did he get here from being so obese you could hear his belly drag? and to wear a vest to protect it, he looked like a beached walrus. loving, but elderly owners overfed him human food. a veterinary tech took custody, put him on a weight loss, dry food diet and the pounds melted off. about a pound a week for a year. norah remembers the milestones. >> the fi

>> reporter: this ob/gyn doctor has delivered a lot of babies and performed thousands of circumcisions when it comes to the cut, she never pushes her parents-to-be one way or the other. she simply informs them. >> i think we need to take the emotion out of it and look at the facts. here's the pros. here's the cons. it's a cosmetic procedure with perhaps a medical benefit. >> reporter: as for those medical benefits? the cdc released new federal guidelines that strongly support the procedure and will require insurers to pay for it. studies show circumcision, which surgically removes the foreskin can help with diseases. >> the cons are the procedure is risky for infection and bleeding. >> reporter: and a tragic loss in adult sexual well-being. the surgery remains controversial with passionate voices on both sides. >> it's a violation of the human rights to bodily and genital integrity to operate on a healthy patient. >> reporter: three years ago, a san francisco ballot measure unsuccessfully tried to ban it. governor jerry brown then signed a law banning cities and counties from ever bann

ob. critics say this happened because of weak foreign policy from the white house. that's their argument, right? >> no doubt about it. >> you have republicans like senator john mccain, who have been saying in recent days, the president should have been speaking out more on this. he did do an interview late yesterday with abc news about the cuban decision and was asked about the potential terror threat to movie theaters, and the president said, look, you should go to the movies. don't be worried about it, and josh ernest said, look, that showed he was behind sony and the movie going forward. it wasn't exactly a full-throated endorsement of, look, let's get behind sony. let's stand behind the artist. senator john mccain put out this statement saying "ed neat for sony bikts to make that decision ultimately rose from the administration's continuing failure to satisfily address the use of cyber weapons by our nation's enemies. interesting. the daily beast is reporting on some emails between obama administration officials and sewn where i executives. >> more information a

i was glad to hear michael lyt ob say they didn't cave, but unfortunately they kind of did. >> howard, see you sunday morning. >> thanks, shannon. >> the fbi releasing new developments in the sony hacking case today, but our next guest says the country behind the hack may not just be north korea. plus, a fight between potential 2016 presidential candidates that started right here on "the kelly file." in moments, senator rand paul responds to senator marco rubio. suggestions mr. paul doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to cuba. and trust us, you do not want to miss this. >>> and a powerful winter storm brewing for christmas eve could hit up to two dozen states causing headaches for holiday travelers. >>> breaking tonight, the fbi announcing new developments on the investigation into the sony pictures hacking. catherine herridge just filed this report. >> shannon, the language in this fbi statement is carefully crafted. and while reporting there is enough to blame north korea, it stops short of saying they executed the attacks and provides only three pieces of evidence to

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