at age 59 she reprised the role and raptured audiences. >> some things never change. >> still, stillrive me crazy. >> she died this morning after a suffering a heart attack. he was 60. she leaves behind her mother debbie reynolds and brother and father todd fisher shared a personal memory and emotional interview. >> we were close friends. i was the younger brother. she drug me around the house like a doll. very strange place to be looking at the world without her. >> reporter: stars co-star harrison ford described fisher in a statement t carrie was one of a kind, brilliant, original, funny, emotionally fearless. she lived her life bravely. it was four days ago when fisher fell critically ill aboard a flight from l.a. >> we have some passengers, nurses assisting the passenger. we have an unresponsive passenger. they are working on her right now. >> reporter: the los angeles fire department called though the gate for a patient in cardiac arrest. performing cpr before fisher was transported to ucla medical center. her family at her bedside and her french bull dog, her constant companion

[applause] well, thank you james on behalf of all of us today, you've received the rapturous applause you got for all this people you supported here today and in the years gone by, you made an outstanding contribution to the future of this country, thank you. and i around the thanks yous would be complete without a mention of mister speaker, the speaker of this house. he's overseeing today's proceedings with his usual skill and judgment. since becoming speaker seven years ago, i think it was? he's been hugely committed supporter and champion of the youth parliament and i know how extremely popular he is to you all here today. two years ago, one of the nypd bar brought an owl into the common chamber, not a real one obviously. whatever he wanted to get mister speaker's attention, he held up the owl and waved it at him frantically. it hasn't caught on yet, i wonder why? so mister speaker remembers well, remember that occasion very well. it was quite a suit as a deterrent. i apologize for that joke, i'm sacking my speechwriter tomorrow morning. consideration to anybody who tried but faile

there were two people in the truck when died in the crash and another fled the scene but was later raptured. police say he was driving the truck with no word on their identity. >> freeway large number of people gather you have the potential for one of these attacks. >> homeland security officials issuing a wanting that holiday celebrations lasting through the inauguration could be targeted. in new york city the new york police department on alert at holiday markets with armed guards. >> the white house is calling this a trust attack and donald trump is blaming it on islamic terrorists. all the large team of russian investigators arriving in turkey to look into the shooting the ambassador by an off-duty police officer, the gunman is a member of the turkish riot police and kills momented after shooting the ambassador in the capital city. his parents, and sister and roommate are in custody and are questioned. investigators are vying to determine in the shooter was connected to terror groups or motivated by something else. "good morning america" will be at now and berlin starting right after ab

i am one of those people that have a serious psychological problem called research rapture. i get engaged in stuff. i have always enjoyed the researching as much as the writing. in doing world war ii stories, we are dealing with records that are out now. for the wars in iraq and afghanistan, there are things that will be kept classified for harbor has come out over the last seven decades, and if you know what you are looking for -- and i have been writing about world war ii on my own and as a journalist for longer than i can remove her. i pretty much know where the records are. i was fortunate to be able to talk to a couple of people that were directly and indirectly involved. sadly, they are gone now, which, some of my other books -- the people that i run about -- they are vanishing. mr. lombardo: what will you do for the anniversary? mr. harding: i will be at pearl harbor for observances, doing some work for "military magazine," doing some interviews , for example, with the second oldest pearl harbor survivor, which i'm looking for two. if i'm any spare time, i will laying

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the lines that he delivered in the campaign to rapturous applause are the thing that's is running away from because he realizes they're impossible to deliver. >> tell us about your book. who is the accomplice? >> my book argues that democracy has been declining around the world since 2006. regimes have become more authoritarian. and my argument is also that western governments are konl police it in this decline. and if you think about this as referees in the gain, the way they call the game affects how the players play it. so how aggressive the western partners are in condemning authoritarianism really matters to how authorize tear kran regimes behavior. and we're already seeing signs that trump giving a free pass to those who in the past were very much condemned by the west. and this could be a serious problem going forward in terms of incentivizing nepotism in places where it was previously retreating. >> i'm thinking what is wrong with putting your own country first necessarily. and that's what many trump supporters would say. beer too global, we're too enter linked, i don't have to

all in all, he raptured around donald trump, he's also in rapture about his stock price.that's a complete reversal from what we saw about 35 days ago. now we're up 19, 18 points, 19,633. the nasdaq has just hit an all-time record high as well. i never thought i'd see it get back to 5,4, but it's there. >>> coca-cola chief muhtar kent stepping down, he'll continue to chair the board after he leaves the ceo role. that's up 1%, coca-cola. very slow sales at restoration hardware. that stock's taken a big, big hit. nicole, tell me about it, please. >> restoration hardware, this stock this year is down over 50%. down 18% today. they were trying to get everybody to go into their membership program and wean everybody off of promotions and everything, and i can tell you they failed. they failed miserably. it didn't work, and then they were forced to do markdowns. they have to clear out seasonal items now at discounted prices. they gave a down beat outlook, and they call this luxury furniture. i have to tell you courtney, our producer, combed through restoration hardware, ethan all

houses go to heaven, that slavic village is in the sight of a mass rapture. tradechaels, a retired magazine editor, a bachelor, a man who likes to sit on his porch and talked with neighbors and passersby, lived his entire life in the little square house his grandfather bought in 1923. it is the kind of house that used to be good enough for everyone in cleveland. 800 square feet in a plot of grass where a virgin mary is flanked by roses and miracles and the american flag. he shared it with his brother. he died in 2005. now he is alone. his school friends want to know why he didn't go to the suburbs. to them, slavic village is the old neighborhood, no longer the neighborhood they grew up in. michael stayed because slavic village is polish, unlike any other where the integration is the arrival of the first black and the leaving of the last white. slavic village only changed half way. at seven roses, the rookie cafe -- pierogie cafe is still there. staying meant staying with the immaculate heart of mary where he had been baptized. there were a lot of friends, wor

piddly -- this -- the last speaker representing service, forare whom i hope you will give a rapturous welcome. it is lame west -- liam west. democracy. this is the greatest prime minister ever served, winston churchill. democracy in a u.k. is great. the age everybody over of 18 can vote. all votes counted equally. but as a young person i feel that decisions are being made for which i have no influence. furthermore, the problem with democracy is you need to register in order to vote. might see itople as a bit of time. we need to automatically register when you turn 18 or 16 or 17. finally, exit. as paul indicated, -- young people decided they didn't need to turn out. thank you. [applause] thank you. we have had over 90 speakers today. we have had a very large number of contributions. doinglly considered into much effort has gone. it has been delivered with great eloquence. there have been some remarkable personal testimonies in the course of the proceedings. beope you have been proud to part of this great enterprise. proud of those who spoken. proud if you heard a great speech or had a

have not carried out my reforms, i've decided to circumvent you and make you non-entity and got rapturous applause from half the chamber. i think madison believed institutional interest would overcome political alliances in that sense. representing the house of representatives in the aca lawsuit. i have to say i was surprised to see the level of democratic opposition. we were fighting over the power of the purse, the defining power of congress. so there is a strange thing going on that i think that madison did not anticipate with regard to who the members are and how they have changed. i think that is different. i went to congress when i was a 14-year-old page and there were people there, giants, who fought for the institution. not just people like bird and for the institutional integrity of both chambers. that's what's missing today. i hear that in -- >> let's wait two months. i guarantee you'll have democrats much more receptive to these arguments. it's an open question how republicans are going to respond, if there are similar actions taken are we going to defend the institution when t

but i say that the day after the rapture, the churches will be completely packed to far overcapacity.nd the reason why we americans have had such a great falling away is because the bible says that we will have a great falling away. ours nobody's fault but own. we have allowed capitalism to be our god when we should have allowed the king, jesus, to be our god. we followed the good old yankee dollar, instead of following the rules of christ and what we're supposed to do for our neighbor. and yes, sir, i am my neighbor's keeper. it is my responsibility, as a born-again christian, to do whatever it takes to lift up my neighbor. if that means i have to lift him up 10 times, the bible says that i should forgive somebody for an occurrence seven times seven times a day, for the same occurrence. that means i have to have a christlike spirit, not only on sunday when they go to church him and i teach sunday school, or when i take care of the nursery or one ago when on wednesday and teach a class, but that means also when i am at work, when i am at my business, when i am shopping, when i am driv

. >> it is a glimmer of heaven, many say -- >> rapture, beyond description. >> i've just felt absolutelygical. but are they actually real? >> what happens during these experiences? >> people who come to us typically describe a sensation of being profoundly peaceful, and comfortable. some of them describe a tunnel. and a bright warm light. >> dr. sam parniaa, author of erasing death, conducting cutting edge research. >> probably the most interesting aspect, a small group describes a sensation of actually separating from themselves and watching doctors and nurses trying to save their lives, except they're clinically death. >> in the aware study, the doctor looked at 2,000 cases, using auditory tests timed conscious innocen consciousness for up to 45 minutes. >> had a perception of awareness, which is high. 10% had a classical near death experience, and about 3% of them actually had full consciousness and awareness and could describe things. >> in one man's case, with verifiable accuracy. >> he was able to provide details for five minutes that were charted as has occurred, even though the b

. >> its rapture is beyond description. >> i just felt absolutely ecstatic. >> reporter: transformative real? what happens during these experiences? >> people who come close to death for any reason typically describe a sensation of being profoundly peaceful and comfortable. some of them describe a tunnel and a bright warm welcoming light. >> reporter: dr. sam, author of "erasing death" conducts cutting-edge research. >> probably the most interesting aspect of this is that a small group of them -- not everybody -- describes a sensation of actually separating from themselves and watching doctors and nurses trying to save their lives, except that they're clinically dead. >> reporter: in the aware a study, the doctor looked at 2,000 cases using auditory tests, they timed consciousness for up to five minutes after the brain had shut down. >> 40% of people had a perception of having had awareness which was phenomenally high. 10% of them had a classical near-death experience, and about 3% of them actually had full consciousness and awareness and could describe things. >> reporter: in one man's

the last day of the sabbath but if he's using a hebrew calendar sometime in the spring now if the rapture doesn't took place i don't know what god will do you find this verse interesting and the map the 16 jesus said to the son of man shall come to the gloryy of - and regard very i say go into you some will not die until they see the son of man coming in his kingdom what was the event was it the transfiguration or the recess suction of lord jesus christ or the preaching of the gospel or the disciples what answers this 678 established year 40 years later the lord had the unbelieving jews and who knows what god will do on that day a terrible day he said when the king here through of the sent forgot his arms and burned up the city has to do with with the preaching of the gospel and rejected by the jews the churches were all jewish notice jews and gunmen tills but what happened 78 d.c. was what will happened happen to the unbelieving jews. >> good afternoon. >> my name is martin ready owe only have two minutes so i'll be clear first, you need to know the great danger in mission street educati

but i say that the day after the rapture, the churches will be completely packed to far overcapacity. and the reason why we americans have had such a great falling away is because the bible says that we will have a great falling away. ours nobody's fault but own. we have allowed capitalism to be our god when we should have allowed the king, jesus, to be our god. we followed the good old yankee dollar, instead of following the rules of christ and what we're supposed to do for our neighbor. and yes, sir, i am my neighbor's keeper. it is my responsibility, as a born-again christian, to do whatever it takes to lift up my neighbor. if that means i have to lift him up 10 times, the bible says that i should forgive somebody for an occurrence seven times seven times a day, for the same occurrence. that means i have to have a christlike spirit, not only on sunday when they go to church him and i teach sunday school, or when i take care of the nursery or one ago when on wednesday and teach a class, but that means also when i am at work, when i am at my business, when i am shopping, when i am dr

there will never be one after the rapture. that is the big issue that i have, russia and china will come against israel, and then the united states will have to make a decision. thank you calling. more of your calls in a few minutes. let's check in with a few were .ore -- reporters as we talk about national security on this monday. joining us from beirut is erika solomon was a correspondent in the middle east for the financial times. talk to us a little bit about syria. oft is the lead story out syria today in regards to the conflict? it is about turkey, claiming an attack that isis on the civilians, turkey is trying to take back with the help of syrian rebels on the ground. they had airstrikes on their town. 70 civilians died. on top of that, videos of isis killing turkish soldiers. host: what is the status of the syrian president assad right now, especially after actions of recent days. what is his strength and what is he saying at this point about the future of this country? still after what has been a complete victory in t

but i say that the day after the rapture, the churches will be completely packed to far overcapacity.nd the reason why we americans have had such a great falling away is because the bible says that we will have a great falling away. ours nobody's fault but own. we have allowed capitalism to be our god when we should have allowed the king, jesus, to be our god. we followed the good old yankee dollar, instead of following the rules of christ and what we're supposed to do for our neighbor. and yes, sir, i am my neighbor's keeper. it is my responsibility, as a born-again christian, to do whatever it takes to lift up my neighbor. if that means i have to lift him up 10 times, the bible says that i should forgive somebody for an occurrence seven times seven times a day, for the same occurrence. that means i have to have a christlike spirit, not only on sunday when they go to church him and i teach sunday school, or when i take care of the nursery or one ago when on wednesday and teach a class, but that means also when i am at work, when i am at my business, when i am shopping, when i am driv