you simmer and puree it. >> again, this is the finished product. we'll let you know tomorrow how good it is. thank you, matt. >> thank you very much. >>> thank you for watching. we're always on at wusa9.com. the next newscast is at 5:00 p.m. have a great day. howard and i will see you tomorrow

doesn't seem sane and it's not saying because those who are trying to carry out these agendas are pure and simple psychopaths and so you think that american administrations one after another have been following this plan for thirty years. if you ask me how the world functions then you have to understand one thing plain and simple the head of the snake the system of power is headed by the financial system the bankers rule the earth through the private control of the issuance of money debt based money which we're all supposed to pay alternately with all of these things that they call of austerity and whatnot the bankers basically through the control of the issuance of money which allows them to provide themselves with an infinite supply of money means they can buy anything and anyone that can be bought so when we look at the vast majority of governments around the world they're nothing more than puppets who are carrying out an agenda for the bankers and the bankers at the top of this pyramid are and as i've said plain and simple psychopaths they're drunk on their own power they're used t

and you start with the pure contains and the quakers. that's your first chapter. let talk briefly about the roots of the concept of religious freedom or pluralism. what did the founders mean by this? well, of course, the found verse really have two meanings. constitutional founders who think about the european settlers. like the puritans and the english settlers. and for many of the latter, puritans didn't come to the colonies in order to establish a praise of religious freedom for everyone. they came primarily to establish a place of religious freedom for them. they were willing to tolerate a certain amount of difference, for instance, quakers had -- but if even begin to publicly proclaim their religion at various times that brought them in for serious punishment including death. so those founders, if you think of them as founding the european part of the settlement of america, we're not terribly tolerant. in some places. other places, for instance, in some of the southern colonies were more tolerant. vary colony to colony. the constitutional writers determined t

doesn't seem sane and it's not saying because those who are trying to carry out these agendas are pure and simple psychopaths and so you think that american administrations one of tearing out there have been following this plan for thirty years. if you ask me how the world functions then you have to understand one thing plain and simple the head of the snake the system of power is headed by the financial system the bankers rule the earth through the private control of the issuance of money debt based money which we're all supposed to pay alternately with all of these things that they call of austerity and whatnot the bankers basically through the control of the issuance of money which allows them to provide themselves with an infinite supply of money means they can buy anything and anyone that can be bought so when we look at the vast majority of governments around the world they're nothing more than puppets who are carrying out an agenda for the bankers and the bankers at the top of this pyramid are and as i've said plain and simple psychopaths they're drunk on their own power they're

told we're fools but you think experts say it's a common misconception that bottled water is more pure and safe than tap pure marketing companies are making billions of dollars in selling this product that's more expensive than gasoline at this point to people and so they they definitely benefit from people thinking that tap water is not as safe as a why or. why because they simply can get away with it. the think outside the bottle campaign is one of an increasing number of groups challenging the corporations for the past three decades the bottled water industry namely coke at the end that's really have attempted to convince. that the only place to get clean and safe water is out of a bottle no it's not the private water industry is really aggressively pushing. and put public water in that every human right into private hands for profit in countries where pollution is high people have no choice but for americans there certainly is expert see consumers just need to be more informed tap water is actually more regulated by the environmental protection agency then bottled water is by the f

that up again coming into tuscany just imagine the pure instinct and writing. and somebody whose work you will be the new parents for reading which would come and the medicine process will begin and the possibility of irish fiction is expected to be finished by next september to make really what seeing is at the last ten seconds of one hundred facts at all for most home this the last working day if the eu imf bailout program. good evening enjoy the weekend. thanks for watching. the thing. i am

it doesn't seem sane and it's not sane because those who are trying to carry out these agendas are pure and simple psychopaths and so you think that american administrations one of turning out there have been following this plan for thirty years. if you ask me how the world functions then you have to understand one thing plain and simple the head of the snake the system of power is headed by the financial system the bankers rule the earth through the private control of the issuance of money debt based money which we're all supposed to pay alternately with all of these things that they call of austerity and whatnot the bankers basically through the control of the issuance of money which allows them to provide themselves with an infinite supply of money means they can buy anything and anyone that can be bought so when we look at the vast majority of governments around the world they're nothing more than puppets who are carrying out an agenda for the bankers and the bankers at the top of this pyramid are in as i've said plain and simple psychopaths they're drunk on their own power they're

it is happening at k2 pure solutions. there is a problem with a chlorine tank and there is the possibility it could leak. people who live within a mile are told to stay inside, keep windows and doors closed and if you have a respiratory condition leave the area. >>> former south african president nelson mandela has passed away. but instead of tears tonight there is rejoicing and singing. [ singing ] >> right now you are looking at live pictures from south africa where a crowd gathered outside nelson mandela's home. he led south africa out of apartheid and became a statesman. president obama said nelson mandela was an inspiration guided by love and not hate. >> for now let us pause and give thanks to the fact that nelson mandela lived. a man who took history in his hands. and bent the arc of the moral universe towards justice. >> nelson mandela visited oakland in 1990s months after he was released in prison. he spent 27 years in a jail cell. ktvu's rob roth is live in oakland with a look at his lasting impression. rob? >>

there were some days that were pure hell. i mean. >> why do you keep pointing?nt to you. i don't know why your eyes keep darting to me. >> i picked you out as most unpleasant of the group. >> that's right. everybody. >> there as good a human being as you hope they are. that's the truth. >> that its the truth. off awe take that. >> reporter: all right. >> okay. >> reporter: we'll move on. >> i don't know what to. >> he did it again. one little last darting eye shot at me. >> i'm nick watt for "nightline." >> pull yourself together, man. >> in santa monica. >> anchorman, the legend continue thousands, oechepens i theaters nationwide tomorrow. up next, who do you love? katy perry and john mainer are making sweet music together. ♪ ♪ ♪ is who you love [ sniffling ] the sniffling guy on the bus. and, of course, the snow angels with your little angels. that's why puffs plus lotion is soft. puffs plus are dermatologist tested to be gentle. they help soothe irritated skin by locking in moisture better. so you can always put your best face forward. a face in need deserves

the last pure hero on the planet. >> brian, e had is, indeed, the last pure hero.ut if he were here to talk to us, he would say that he wasn't a hero in the conventional sense. he wasn't a saint. he wasn't a philosopher. he was a pragmatic politician. he had one great goal, bringing freedom to his people. but whatever way took him there, he would use it. that was why he was a pragmatist and politician. >> in that first interview back in '94, i saw pictures of it. i said what's your goal immediately for the people. i was stunned he said regular trash pickup. and that's the local pragmatic politician in him. >> he would always -- i remember it fondly. when we were out walking and he'd meet a young boy, the question he would ask him is what did you have for breakfast today. he wanted to make sure that there was prosperity for his people as well as freedom and that freedom would bring prosperity. he was a very practical politician. >> talk about your personal time with him. of course, it was years of your life. and you always said he made you walk a little taller. >> w

when in fact actually getting rid of the pure contains was actually a great goal. [laughter] there's not necessarily warm friendly relationship between the pure contains and them. but this is where we get back to native american history and where they become key. because the american -- were fearful at raising money, using the evangelist of native people as their goal. and so sending off missionary to england to britain under -- and raising money under the claim they were evangelizing native people. the first building at harvard is the indian college. that's where the donations are coming from. >> host: and this, then, goes back to what allowed the expansion -- >> guest: right. >> host: of the -- and therefore the expansion. >> guest: it facilities the expansion of the alcohol any. it facilities economic expansion and territorial. >> guest: right. .. >> that group is made up of slave traders that barbados boast the wealthiest man of british america. most of them are absentee landowners living in england and managing supplementation's from afar. >> host: sometimes i

. >> pure? >> pure. >> pure? >> in our soul. >> right here?>> a profound revelation for these christian pilgrims and one often shared by muslims, jews, and even those who come to visit for reasons other than faith. believers and nonbelievers come here. what do you think about them? do you think they -- >> well, if somebody feels the energy of the place, you don't have to be a believer in a certain kind of traditional, certain kind of belief. but to touch the stone and feel the energy, i think that in the end of the day, yes, it has something. took something from this holy spirit back with them. >> a little belief. >> a little belief, yes. i don't know how long it will last, but i think a little bit, yes. >> are people trying to be detectives? are they trying to uncover something? >> well, some people prefer to leave it as it is. and some people i know still look and wants to find the ark of the covenant. i don't know if somebody will find it. and i don't know what remains after more than 2,500 years. >> what was once a container for moses and

looking for identity pure and simple. >> let's take another break and talk about leadership.his is what it comes down to whether in a family or institution. i'm a catholic and extraordinary pope francis who is ripping up trees around the world in newspapers trying to race to cover this guy. [ applause ] >>> pope francis is surprising people with statements about the poor, abortion and gay marriage and to talk about this is pastor rick warren, the founder of saddle back church and my studio audience. he's making a hell of a noise out there and as a catholic, i like the caliber of this noise. >> yes. >> i am nothing -- [ applause ] >> -- but impressed by this new pope. amazing. first place, in my book, the three most important characteristics are humility, integrity and generosity. in the first months of his leadership, he has shown those symbolically what he has done for a lifetime. okay? humility of showing up -- you know, paying his own hotel bill and checking out. you know, stewing all of the -- all of the bling and other things, the power, things like that. this is a man w

solutions -- after a gas leak at k2 pure solutions.le the tank could leak so they want people to stay inside, keep the doors and windows closed and if you have a respiratory condition you may want toconsider leaving the area -- to consider leaving the area. >>> people gearing up for the possibility of heavy snow this weekend that could reach elevations lower than normal. caltrans was testing their new two plow. business owners are stocking up. some got their generators worried. for a lot of us it feels like it, you have been tracking the cold. >> it is very cold. the snow levels we will see into friday night, saturday morning will boo down there. in the mean time we have a freeze warning. temperatures in the north bay into the low 20s. very low 20s. the rest of the bay area, around the bay, 30s. freezing. you will see frost in many windshields tomorrow. 45 santa rosa. cooler than last night. here is the deal, tonight is a repeat of last night. could see more records tomorrow morning. it is going to be cold friday morning. when i back t

so i'm pure. neil: you were a big supporter of president in 2008 and 12. you expressed frustration with him. you said he is clearly very smart guy, almost too smart. what did you mean? >> is he smart enough to know what he is doing and smart enough what to avoid. he knows how to play the political process. what i've had a problem with him, it generally sport what he has done in a big way, but i thinkt transparency is importa. we live in an era, there is so much technological opportunity and advances in big data so many ways you really need transparency so all the smart people can do smart things.3 neil: are you saying that regard to the nsa and surveillance issue too? on top of that? should he have be about on top of that? or too much for marr cuban? >> is that too much? come on, neil. neil: you're mr. internet star. >> right. neil: you got your fortune there. now there are signs of abuses. >> again, i don't see it as that big of a deal. neil: really??3 >> honestly. i get audited almost every year. all myt foundations get audited pretty much every year. kn

it's like a puree at the end. even the best of them. so that is my contribution to that part of the argument. >> maybe one more. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] academia should be more open to bridging the gap and opening up. we should add another hand to people that are not within academia. [applause] >>> most of the teachers were in the concentration camps and older men between 50 to 65 were taken into custody and were taken to concentration camps. my father tried to hide and they came after him and people with high in their attic and eddy or two later they came again and said if he doesn't give himself up to have to take you in. >> my father always said that she wanted to stay because he had a thriving store and he was doing just fine and he was taking good care of his family after he didn't have his store anymore and so she found a french lady who was making it her business to take children across the border into france but she did it for money she didn't do it out of the goodne

that that's pretty pure. the p.r. department -- people spin, people mislead you, people cast things light, they might denigrate their competitors, but fox news is just a different world. it's completely divorced of any notion of the values that ostensibly a media company has to embrace in order to be seen to be serving the public even as i it makes a ton of money. so fox news guys got into a degree of frenzy for a number of year where their p.r. people had to do all the things everyone else did but late at night they had to spend their time, and offer during the day, on the blogs, rebutting every single blog posting that was negative about their shows, their take, their talent. fine. they n they hasn't had to do that for the ones that were neutral. so they were insufficiently pleased. then they had to go into the comment cozy didn't matter our big or small the following, they had to go into comments and one person told me she acquired 20 aliases and another p.r. person had over 100, fake names so fox nation fans were

this is just pure marxism coming out of the mouth of the pope.rase to describe the united states. >> got it and karl marx and pope francis. money and social justice do not add up to marxism. back with the panel. >> i mean, look, these guys like to wrap themselves up in the christian cloth and the minute they see a true follower of christ they can barely contain themselves. what he is saying is what we learn in bible school you have to give to the poor and be selfless. a rich man is harder to get through the eye of the needle. what kind of nonsense is he spouting? the pope said they have a message for the left and the right. we, our church do not believe in economic power in the hands of the state. markets should function but we have a problem with unbridled capitalism and rising inequality. he is in line with most people around the world. the inequality gap is what everybody is obsessing about and rightly so. >> i think it is because communism is really dead that there is going to be and should be some reaction against what has been happening, wh

hero on the planet. >> brian, he is indeed the last pure hero.he were here to talk to us, he would say that he wasn't a hero in the conventional sense, he wasn't a saint, wasn't a philosopher. he was a pragmatic politician. there's a lesson for all of us in that he had one great goal, bringing freedom to his freedom. whatever way took him there, he would use it. that's why he was ultimately a pragmatist and politician. >> in that first interview back in '94, we saw pictures of him and i sat down with him and said, what's your goal for the peop people? i was stunned. he said regular trash pick up. that's the local politician in him. >> i remember fondly when we were out walking and he would meet a young boy, the question he would ask him, what did you have for breakfast today? he wanted to make sure there was prosperity and freedom for his people and that freedom would bring about prosperity. he was a practical politician. >> talk about it. it was years of your life. you always said he made you walk a little taller. >> i had to have nelson mandela

we want tomorrow to pure the three pits and then do a structural advisement committee to look at what they did at the wall and whatever they say in april, after it rains, they can finish the wall and in addition, there is a carport right here. and you see that they are going to build it, and if they are going to build it, they need foundation, and a structure advisory committee for that. and this foundation for the garage and here is the wall that they are talking about overlaps. and so we asked the board to continue the case, with your jurisdiction so that in the next three or four months we can have a committee figure it and everything that we can do once and for all, they can work out with planning by parking or not once and for all and starting in the summer, next year, build whatever they want, with the structure and the committee blessing and be done with it. and we have to look below this and it has been a journey to get the project sponsor to agree to do a structure advisory committee. and their idea that this was a normal course, when the building permit issues and emergency

this is pure political. went further than previous comments criticizing the global economic system attacking the idolatry of money. this is pure marxism coming out of the mouth of the pope. >> how about strange theories, he is being hoodwinked by an off stage communication who wrote his speeches and forced him to read them like a p.o.w. >> he says the pope has gone beyond catholicism. should we assume that rush limbaugh is a greater judge of catholicism than the pope? imagine if a liberal a few years ago called the pope a facist. he is essentially saying to conservative catholic listener the, look, you know better than the hope does about the real teachings of the church which is absurd on so many levels. the new deal was partly founded on a papil from pope leo. it called for a living wage for for unions at the -- >> and for social security, it's all in there. >> yeah, it's all in there in 1891. and fdr incorporated a lot of it in his thinking. this marxism has been part of catholicism and to the teachings o

heart of ego and bottom and nimble photoshop or any of it sorry we simply decided that shipman was pure consumption commission. and for you because i know that opens the this is the beginning of our struggle. i imagine stepping into this field to seek justice for the people no one is on it's not just me and my bag getting getting my right was one step toward seeking bigger justice for the holding. presidential and provincial councils addiction since the fall upon them under the gene can be a positive one. except for the perfect mix to. according to the icc also shows more than three million people of the just war and the seaport caught so far this year the wealthy intended it's often hard to judge guzman the only female to open the doors to move with the ruc you know what the cia among the seventeen disqualify hopefuls. stroke stationed at nato headquarters in kabul said it great that i was getting harder they fall from home let's take a nap. i don't hundred u s religious teaching that need to pay what is in the upfront capital kabul and mom at times even funny de thousands of miles of

that is just pure renewal of the aspect and replacement. and updated parts and materials. and as part of my presentation, i also included the maintenance contract and we have the annual contract, and we are hoping that through these renewals the actual cost of the day-to-day maintenance will go down and because we will no longer have to fab bri kate the parts which is a high cost for us. the mayor transportation task force leads to that, that is the state of good repair and the canopy would be an enhancement and there is 30 million set aside that will pay for those on top of it. and so depending on how the funding strategies and the task force work out and when the funds will be available and that will be advanced if the funds were available after that process was completed so i will just answer from our perspective, we have, we are responsible for, about 8 escalators that touch the street and, bart is responsible for all of the other that go from the street down. and a lot that we are responsible for on top of that is those within the station those don't touch the weather

it's more pure in that sense your thoughts. well i wouldn't say that the central banks are under attack for a bit coin frankly we're tiny at the moment but at the same time central banks are under attack from themselves and if all it takes is for people to suddenly have a choice between a national currency or an international currency that is not affected by politics but only based on an algorithm if that's all it takes to really cause problems for central banks then they're on pretty shaky ground to start with let me ask you this people make the comparison between bitcoin can do to a banking what peer to peer file swapping did to music and movies is that a fair comparison and if so can you expand on that it's absolutely a fair comparison and the same things that the internet did to the news and media the same things that skype did to phone companies you know all of these really are the result of the centralization the fact that things that we could only achieve with hierarchical and centralized organizations and institutions i

been these demonstrations but the cold harsh reality is as the prime minister recently argued from purely mathematical standpoint the deal with the e.u. would have completely bankrupted ukraine. demanded basically an unconditional surrender demanded a unilateral. dismantling of ukraine's rail networks full compliance with european regulations which there are hundreds of thousands of pages on from regulating the shape of cucumber to sales of cabbage this is incredibly mean this sort of thing is incredibly repressive through bureaucracy and nobody's beating you over the head with a stick but basically you are you breathing is in violation of fifteen different european laws right before breakfast so honestly. i believe from what i recall from his original explanation why he rejected the deal was this was simply bad math for ukraine now the protesters again i'm not sure what exactly they know about the e.u. if you ask them they might say oh this is civilisation this is europe this is our destiny. but the e.u. right now is greece it's spain it's ireland it's italy it's corruption it's poverty

rush limbaugh says, "he's spouting pure marxism." and there's a headline on foxnews.com that says, "the pope is the catholic church's obama, god help us." what are they afraid of? >> well, i think they're not really afraid of pure marxism. they might be more afraid of pure christianity which it sounds to me is what he's spouting. he's talking about the poor, as jesus did. he's talking about the absolute necessity for us to take care of the poor, to do something for them. you know, which is a necessary part of the christian message. if you don't have that, you're not talking about christianity. you're talking about something else. >> but it comes at a time when this country is going in the exact opposite direction of where pope francis is talking about. >> with regard to the united states alone, there is a real crisis which is partially religious and partially political. where you have people like paul ryan who's considered an upstanding catholic, who is really just in favor of the most dreadful forms of the market. you know, he is in

. >> the pair purchased the first power boat and named it pure energy. >> the pure energy boat was thewhich would run right at 90 miles an hour. it was a 26-foot single engine vote. >> they race pure energy for three years, finishing at or near the top at several events. in 2000 they decide to up the ante by getting an even bigger boat. >> the lady hustler was a 38-footer with twin engines. it would top out about 85 to 88. >> clay figured since they have a new boat, why not try a new driver? he asks terry to get behind the wheel of the lady hustler, and she agreed. it's april 9th, 2000, at the florida spring fling in east lake in st. cloud. >> it was an opportunity for everybody to get the bugs worked out. we were a new team as terry driving and the first time racing the lady hustler. >> it was nerve wracking. but he said he wanted us to stay in the back and let everybody go so i could get comfortable with handling the boat. >> the race begins, and a scene from the camera mounted on the front of the boat, things are going smoothly for team lady hustler. so smooth that clay encourages t

see, what this and pretty much every market really loves are stocks that could be considered pure plays. we may acts like money-management game, but the reality is people who run publicly traded companies need to make things simple for the hedge funds and mutual funds and big customers as possible. a drug company with a fast-growing medical device business buried with a slow growing form of business is going to get ignored in favor of a pure play if. a food conglomerate with a fast-growing international division will get a valuation more like a slow growth domestic play because it's hard for investors to handle any complexity at all. but break up these companies, okay, separate them into two or three entities, and the parts will almost always end up serbian worth far more than the hole. the fact is when companies break themselves up, there has also been staggering the positive overtime. a chief executive who splits his company is a guy who is basically saying look at me, look at these terrific bite sized, easily understood company said. don't you want to one of these in your portfolio?

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love or twelve months but that is an act of pure love and every says active and every death that way for any no woman into a breeding stock really yes what we call them now yeah well that's that's that has been the consequence of patriarchy is absolutely i've never i've never been in those meetings either i've never i've never been in those meetings you are not familiar with societies where women have ten twelve fourteen children and they're basically treated like breeding stock i lived on that street ok i know what you talk mean there's much there were a lot like that right i really grew up in a family of four and i always felt i was embarrassed because we didn't we only had four kids in my house so i knew in catholic group yes exactly you know i grew up protestant you could always tell the catholic families because they were the eight and ten kids families in the area may have been hard on the parents but the kids had a blast ok well let's let's change gears and sure turns out that the church picked just the right time for a progressive pope millenniums people who are between eight

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saw the law a long time ago and then watch it again before we start i think the original was played pure comedy wouldn't it yeah no this is not right not pure comedy although there are a lot of hilarious kind of old school bands still or moments that are really really funny do you like being a villain i do i've done it a couple of times and it's really really fun i just because i i think a holes are really funny. i love watching them in real life and then i love i love playing them and i like watching them in movies and stuff but mostly it is kind of find them fascinating and real life easier to play bad. that's a good one as a lot of actors prefer it i don't prefer it i enjoy it but i think it's i think it just depends on the material sometimes it's difficult but i think that it all depends on the character i don't i try not to play them as bad i try to play them as what it was as they don't think they're bad the script takes care of that they've put you in a situation where you're doing the wrong thing and you just have to play it like you're is waiting for a reasonable man for the bad

see, what this and pretty much every market loves, our stocks could be considered pure plays.e may act like money management games, but the reality is people who run publicly-traded companies need to make things as simple as the mutual funds as possible, and that's where breakups come in. a drug company with the medical device business with the slow-growing pharma business will get ignored in the favor of a purer play. a conglomerate with the international vision will get a valuation more like it's just a slow growth domestic play because it's hard for investors to handle any complexity at all, but break up these companies, okay. separate them into two or three entities and the parts will almost always end up being worth far more than the whole. the fact is when companies break themselves ups, there has always been staggeringly positive over time. the chief executive who splits up his company is the guy who is basically saying, look at me. look at these terrific bite-size companies and don't you want one of these in your portfolio? no matter what's happened in the economy and