rod, gang? some people think is to attract lightning. what did you see here is to prevent lightning. if you got a lightning rod in this church, what you do is you leak off this charge that builds up as fast as it builds on, so you won't have a positive down here and the negative. they leak up, you see? and what happened, the lightning hit over here, you say, hit the bar room over here as it should be, right? the barn, okay? or something like that. but the church is spared if it has a lightning rod. so today it's common place to put lightning rods on structures. the primary purpose? to prevent lightning. secondary purpose? if get belted anyway, the lightning will be guided to the ground and spare the structure. kinda neat, yeah? question. question? where does the voltage come from for lightning bolts. i mean, it's not just that they're with the positive and negative sort are just there. how does this-- your question really is, how is that does build up-- occurred in the clouds? how does the cloud

rod was only 65 years old. rod grams was a very humble man and a man who held onto principle. he grew up on a family farm in eastern minnesota, the town was named crown, minnesota. the evening that he received his eternal crown and it's the same farm that his father grew up on. it's a farm where rod acquired his diligent, hard minnesota-grown work ethic. rod grams worked in broadcasting for nearly 25 years in minnesota. he erched a reputation as a poss -- he earned a reputation educator who spoke with his fellow minnesotans. rod built his own business and he realized the happiness and the challenges of creating jobs nd making a go of his american dream. rod lived life to the maximum and to the full and he showed others how to do the same. rod successfully navigated the real world which shaped his views before serving as minnesota's sixth congressional district representative and then in the entire state of minnesota in the united states senate. rod grams was dedicated to maintaining personal liberty. rod was dedicated to doing everything within his power to protect americans a

. >>> and -- a-rod shocker. >> the new book that claims he hired high priced call girls to come to his apartment. >> while he was dating cameron diaz. >> and kate hudson. >>> plus the doctor on trial for drowning his wife in a bathtub. eight days after she got a facelift. >> he was planning to move his mistress in within days. hello. >>> then -- [ cheering and applause ] "saturday night live" fire storm. >>> then -- >> welcome to the bob hope estate. >> the comic legend's huge master suite and bob hope's huge master lair. >> there were two women that were allowed in. >>> plus kim kardashian's cheeky self-ie. >> and the world's most expensive bra. now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us. washington, d.c. has been the scene of a lot of bizarre happenings in rerent creeks but nothing like -- recent weeks but nothing this. the stenographer became a part of the official record when she had a bizarre freakout in the well of the house. >> a bizarre scene on the floor of the house of representatives as the official stenographer sudde

investigators found a sword, an iron rod, and a flag bearing and aggressive, religious term inside. the state-run news agency said all of the suspects alive and dead are believed to be ethnic uyghurs, judging by their names. they've long complained china's majority han dominate them politically and economically. >>> for china's leaders, security worries are an extra headache to their economic concerns. the country's leaders will hold a key policy meeting next month to discuss ways to promote reform. the session is being held as usual, about one year after the national congress. party officials say the third plenary session of the central committee takes place in beijing from november 9th to 12th. the officials say leaders will discuss structural economic reforms and ways to improve the financial system. the third plenary sessions have produced several important decisions in the past. in 1978, party leaders adopted their reform and open-door policy. in 1993, they pledged to establish the socialist market economy. premier has repeatedly stressed the need for structural reforms since x

this is supposed to make everything safer for the sheema many nuclear experts say the taking fuel rods out of the damaged reactor four could be even more dangerous than the leaks that have plagued that plant over the past few months in a recent piece for common dreams are we washed them and warned that should the attempt failed the rods could be exposed to air and catch fire releasing horrific quantities of radiation into the atmosphere the pool could come crashing to the ground dumping the rods together in a pile that could fission and possibly explode resulting radioactive cloud would threaten the safety and health of all of us if such a fire breaks out radiation could continue to pump into our atmosphere for centuries this kind of end of the world scenario has the japanese and some of the media seriously thinking about changing who is in charge of the fukushima power plant privately and tepco has made some boneheaded mistakes over the past two years just a few weeks ago for example plant workers overfilled a storage tank and then toxic radioactive water into the surrounding area is

. >> and then lightning rod for conservative said he would back hillary to run for president. >>> and then chism who is pleading not guilty was held without bail. he is 14 years old. his teacher asked the teenager to stay after school to get help for an upcoming test. her body was found on wednesday morning, and it's believed chism got fast-food and went to a nearby theater to watch "blue jasmine" after committing the crime. grief counselors have spoken to hundreds of students and parents as the community tries to return to some sense of normalcy. >> one national guardsman in custody and two more injured after an altercation in tennessee. it's not clear what started the incident, but one of the guardsmen, a recruiter pulled a handgun out and shot the other two who were his superiors in the leg and foot. the suspect is in the brig, and he had been with the national guard for six years. >>> two american sailors have been kidnapped off the nigerian coast. the navy is attempting search and rescue for the captain and engineer. "the new york times" reports the ship a 200-foot supply ship, t

now a-roid -- i mean a-rod. did i say a-roid?aughter ] but listen, a-rod now suing major league baseball. he said -- well, he wanted to wait until october when he knew the yankees had a lot of time on their hands. you know, because this is -- [ light laughter ] [ scattered boos ] let's change the subject. [ light laughter ] well, according to pew research, immigration is on the rise in this country. as you know, immigrants come here to do the jobs americans don't want to do. you know, like running the government. okay? [ laughter ] thank you! [ cheers and applause ] now, listen to this. according to a cbs news poll, when it comes to the government shutdown, 72% of americans blame the republicans, while 61% blame the democrats. that adds up to 133%! [ laughter ] this is why we have a debt crisis, okay? [ cheers and applause ] that's 133%! and you know -- [ applause ] did you see boehner today in the news? boehner said he stayed by the phone all weekend waiting for the president, but he never called. [ laughter ] what do you mean s

does a-rod have a leg to stand on?n't exactly known for telling the truth. >> for the record, have you ever used steroids, human growth hormone or any other performance enhancing substance? >> no. >> have you ever been tempted to use any of those things? >> no. >> i did take a banned substance. and, you know, for that i'm very sorry. and deeply regretful. >> when i see katie couric, i'll apologize. in a statement, the mlb denies the allegations and calls the lawsuit against them a desperate attempt to go around the confidentiality agreement of the league's drug agreement with the players association. let's talk about this. this is the first time, eric, in the history of baseball that a player is suing the game. he's in a union. they're going through the arbitration process. he's stepping out and suing the game. >> right, see how foolish this all is? this is all a joke. >> why? >> what percent -- be honest, what percentage of players do you think are using -- >> it's less than before. >> give me a number. >> i don't kno

these spent fuel rods were still highly radioactive. if the pools boiled dry, they could catch fire, and the contamination could be even worse than from a reactor meltdown. >> we had some pretty clear indication that there was fuel damage occurring in the spent fuel pools from the lack of water. and as they were worried about japanese citizens, we were worried about american citizens. and we thought, to put all this to rest, put water in there. >> narrator: the japanese prime minister ordered a desperate tactic: dumping water on the spent fuel pools from the air. the first crew to take off knew that soviet pilots who'd done this during the chernobyl nuclear accident had subsequently died of cancer. >> (translated): that morning, before i started the engine, i called my wife. she said, "if someone has to do it, then go and do your best. i am praying for you." so she was supportive. she was crying at the time. i almost cried as well. >> narrator: an earlier reconnaissance mission had been abandoned because of high levels of radiation over

so engineers need to first check if debris damaged the rods. then they will use a crane to remove the assemblies one by one making sure they don't get them caught in the wreckage. they hope to finish the work by the end of 2014. explosions rocked the building during the accident two years ago so engineers need to check if any debris damaged the rods and then they'll use a crane to remove them one by one and make sure they don't get caught up in the wreckage. managers say they hope to finish the work by the end of 2014. >>> the other big job at the fukushimas involves the vast amount of radioactive water being stored on site. the volume agrees every day and engineers are trying to get a complex network of pipes, cylinders and filters to work so they can get the decontamination process going. the advanced liquid processing system or a.l.p.s. is designed to remove most radioactive substances. our latest unstillment of "nuclear watch" has an inside look at how it functions and the problems that have plagued it. >> reporter: about 400 tons of ground

but back to a-rod. in our producers meeting this morning, some of the people naively said, my producer, why would he need to hire prostitutes? and i'm like, really? is that what you were wondering too? good looking -- come on, you all. because prostitutes do things that your regular girl won't. you know what i mean? [ applause ] they do -- and then after they do it, they just leave. they don't nag you to take out the garbage, you know. you're all tired and taking care of kids and working all day and he tries to rub up and spoon on you at night and you're just like, oh, i'm tired. and by the way, that's an exit. [ eers and applause ] oh. it's over? not the whole show, just "hot topics." we've got a great show for you, the sexy adrienne bailon is here starring in the new movie "i'm in love with a church girl." plus the cast of the new tlc. >>> but up next, the original members of tlc t-boz and chilli. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: our first guests are members of one of the most ic iconic girl groups

neither can michelle rod rod. funny. r. kelly in new york.us of the trafped in a closet >> he said the package is coming out. no, don't. tmz online and on your phone 24/7. >> hey, guys. >> how you doing today? oh, we know that sultry voice anywhere. coolest chicks in hollywood. michelle rodriguez. in avatar. big question for you. story, bar raf ellie magazine in she can't find a man. bar raf t know who ellie is. >> whoa. come on michelle. she's an incredibly hot model and you're into chicks so how do you know not her introduce you. idea. cut. no! not that one. not bad. >> she's a model. > well then i'm sure she shouldn't have any trouble finding a man. >> what d bar tell the magazine? >> i don't understand it. i look great. i'm cool. i like going out. i like being at home. with me? wrong >> nothing. you're perfect. >> she goes on to say, i'm nterested in going out with someone big and strong and famous. well, screw you. >> thanks, michelle. what's your deal you dating anybody? >> coming up, >> fred durst. the "breakingaid bad" finale was the

fire is now two-alarm and is happening on western avenue near alva rod doe, niles road and dacado road. there were employees inside of the building at the time of the fire. so far, we haven't gotten any reports of any injuries. we will keep you posted as more information comes in and this story progresses. >>> a 5-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with major injuries. she was riding in a toyota that slammed into a jaguar. the driver of the jaguar was

we'll hear about this well through the playoffs. >> a-rod living up to his word.aid he would fight it. he'll fight it every day. >> good morning. >> thank you very much. it will give us an excuse to bring you back. >>> time now for the weather and let's get it back to ginger zee in venice, louisiana, covering tropical storm karen. ginger, good morning. >> hey, there, karen is about 100 miles away and about 12 to 18 hours from really affecting here, right along the mouth of the mississippi river, i wanted to show you what you can expect. timing from early today and tomorrow, you can see mobile, panama city, all in the heavier rain shield. so, this's something that we'll be watching through the weekend. but we have big stories and i mean, big in the way of huge tornadoes yesterday. look at the violent video we have -- this one -- right there, wayne, nebraska, all of that debris just floating upward. it's so wild to see the chunks going up. ened that snow, i had to show one more image from wall, look at how much snow, oh my goodness, they'll get more as we go into pa

and i'm notnd, really comfortable defendingm a-rod, but he was suspended for 211 games.5 games. okay. so what do we know about him? he's accused of purchasing ped's, trying to get others to go, that's on one side. then selig on the other who byig the way presided over this whol era of steroids, turned the other cheek, let barry bonds any mark mcguire and all those guys juice up and hit homersome just to get the eyes back on baseball and now he's supposed to clean it up? yeah, right. >> it's not a very good job and jose canseco deserve has lot of the credit because they put the pressure on the union and said, you're not dealing with the commissioner. you're dealing with me. that brought the union to thcre table. now bud selig could do his job. bob, i want you to weigh in. he says a-rod is suing because major league baseball paid fore this guy who owns biogenesis to be a witness. and they paid to get theis g evidence against him. >> i hope they did. i mean, it seems to be biogenesis has been in the middle -- >> i don't believea 25%. if you have to get this stuff and you ca

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or there's a rod in there somewhere. ma, i do my own shopping now. i don't need all this. i saw your refrigerator in that apartment. all right, now, this is beef stroganoff, and you eat it with the noodles. ooh, and i got your favorite, steak and macaroni and ham and cheese alfredo. all right, ma. well, i appreciate it. you know, with my schedule, it's hard to eat healthy. oh, baby. no. n-no, no, robbie. no. that's not for you. chicken is for raymond. of course. raymond gets the chicken. hey. marie: hey. is dad around? no. you just missed him. he's on his way to the barber shop. barber? why doesn't he just go down to the bowling alley and stick his head in the ball buffer? come on, man. that's a little rough. what? listen, listen, has--has dad been acting different lately? you know, now that you mention it, he has been in a very good mood. yeah? yeah. and i notice he hasn't been quite so cheap. like today, he's not only getting a haircut, he's also getting a shave. ah, i think if you're charging dad for a haircut, you throw in the shave. i don't know, lately dad's been act

my son, unfortunately, isn't in as good shape as rod or you. he's still struggling with trying to get this under control, and right at this moment, he's in a depressed state. he's functioning, going to work, but that's all he's doing. he comes home from work and goes to bed. the other members of the group have been through what i've been through. they know what i'm feeling. they know the questions that i face, uh, about the medication, about treatments, about reestablishing my life in the community, um, because the majority of them have been there, and...and you just can't get that anyplace else. we have talked about two types of mood disorders-- major depression and bipolar disorder. for both cegories, the episodes can range from mild to severe. when mild, other people wouldn't know that there's anything wrong. when severe, total incapacitation can occur. ere are many theories about what causes depression and manic-depression. one-dimensional explanations are inadequate. we must aluate risk factors-- psychological, biological, and environmenta

is it -- a-rod? [ laughter ] a-roid, a-rod is suing major league baseball. of a a witch hunt in this whole steroids scandal. he says through this whole thing it's been hard to keep his head up. but that might be because it's three sizes too big. probably much heavier. extra 40 pounds. [ laughter and applause ] hey, let me ask you something. this is a pet peeve of mine. when you're watching tv and they have that product placement? it's so obvious. you open the refrigerator and they have the can or something. or bottle of something. i hate that. and it's getting worse. did you see this today? take a look. >> the good news over the past 3 1/2 years our business created 7 1/2 million new jobs. >> uh-oh. guess what day it is. hump day, yeah! woo woo! >> get happy. get geico. [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: well, they now say the state of virginia could lose millions of tourism dollars because shenandoah national park is shut down during the

reactor four has more than 1,302 fuel rods.f they are damaged or break during the extraction, they could release highly active material. the rods need to be removed because the building could collapse if another large earthquake hits. it's the first step to decommissioning the plant. that is expected to take years. >> the world's first bitcoin atm opened in a vancouver cafe, giving customers another way to access the online currency. waves coffee house got a hold. first of five cash machines. a bitcoin holder uses the atms to buy or sell the currency. and a growing number of retail. every day 20,000 girls under the age of 18 give birth in developing countries. that's a new report from the united nations population fund. it found impoverished poorly educated and rural girls are more likely to become pregnant. early preg nansies reflect powerlessness, poverty and pressure. in most cases the results of sexual vialance and owe -- voilens and coercion. for thousands of girls teenage preg nansies results in human rights violations -

group in compton rod or something one four stars three years old. people or so they have horses in the back yard but they never wrote i just are going to be forced to take them out know it all but ya get me writing this if you. will i do what i tell the right words i do like it for stan to the old old why you like it so much what you did before women say they spark me yeah that's what i want to know too that i like the smell of eleven when they spark me like a baseball award for. best all our horses they sport we decide what my dream would be too little. branch. b. were horses. just below room smelled welcome rod a bait will. teach people about. when to come of course i believe that. there's no you know if you're going to be causing unrest so many people you know if i left i. used to be a ball of wall before up and down the whole block you could hardly walk up and down the street cars could be a hero after everything. everybody's either in jail or they all went to santa barbara venice hollywood or somewhere else we don't need more jails we need more

it makes you wonder what kind of emotion we would see if mom was belting out rod's "forever young." >ourne got a selfie she will never forget. >> beyonce decided to lean over and pop her head into the 15-year-old's photo in the middle of her concert. >> it was captured in a youtube video. the teen said it was the boast moment ever. >>> passengers on virgin america may actually watch the new airline safety message. the extravaganza features singing flight staff, a rapper, a dancing nun, and other talent. >> this is important for all of you smokers out there. it's never allowed here. don't you forget. >> don't forget. >> federal law prohibits tampering, destroying, disabling, smoke detectors. don't you touch that cigarette. don't you do it. >> the video also includes all faa mandated safety messages. >> this is the type of video, i will stop what i'm doing. >> absolutely. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms,

a-rod's people are denying that report.he hearing is expected to last through friday in front of a three-member panel. and they'll decide to uphold, reduce or overturn the suspension. he admitted to using performance enhancing drugs in 2009, the big question, has he used it sense? >> the circus is in town. thank you, ross. >>> in a special series al jazeera takes a look at the future of reading across the globe. today we travel to sri lanka. the old-fashioned book is facing a new rival. >> reporter: this mobile library service for children is very popular. she has borrowed its books for almost ten years. >> translator: i have enjoyed reading books since i was very young. books are nice and meaningful. >> reporter: the project run by the library, visits areas ever two to hour weeks. >> children who are introduced to looks at this age continue to read when they are older. >> reporter: but for those who don't the world of technology is where they often turn for entertainment. youngsters are spoiled with high-tech devices. many

the process is dangerous because the rods have 14,000 times the radiation of the atomic bomb droppedshima. >>> a bus driver preventing a woman from ending her own life, the heroic act all caught on tape. a popular pepper sauce coming under fire, why one california community is suing the company behind it. >>> and it's a celebration night, of course, in boston. as the red sox take home another world series title. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >>> a moment of compaction may have saved a life. eye school bus receiver this buffalo was on his route earlier this month when he say a woman standing at the edge of an overpass apparently ready to jump. surveillance footage on board of bus shows what happened next. darnell barton stopped the bus and asked if the woman was okay. >> i said do you want to come back on -- back onto the right side of the guardrail? and that was the first time she spoke to me. and she was, you know, she was soft toned, yeah. so at that point, i helped her turn around and jump back over on the right side. >> barton waited with the woman until h

regulators in japan have given final approval to move more than 1500 fuel rods from a cooling pool at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. the process is set to begin next month but the nuclear regulatory chair has warned of a potential disaster if the fuel rods are damaged or break in the removal process. antinuclear activist harvey wasserman says -- a group of protesters gathered outside of barneys department store here in new york city wednesday to condemn the retailer's alleged reform -- racial profiling. new york attorney general eric schneiderman has launched a probe after african-american customers said employees alerted police after making a racially biased assumption that the shoppers could not afford their purchases. especially as a teenager, when i walk into a store like barneys, there is a lot of attention on the because i am a black african-american teenager. therefore i feel like i should stand up for myself. looking at me you do not know who i am. american,i am african- there were a lot of eyes on me. i am used to that. money, i me spending should not be treated like th

. >> rose: and a-rod. >> yes. well you know, a-rod, yes. >> rose: what do you think of that?i mean here you love this game and there are many people who believe a-rod hurt the game. >> mm-mm. do you know what, charlie, he's my teammate. he's in a sense my brother. and you will have people like that in teams and families. we still have to protect them. you don't agree if you're doing the wrong thing but you still have to protect them. >> rose: how do you protect them. >> protect them that sense that you just not awe greg -- agreeing if you do something wrong you're okay why you do it. >> rose: you don't say it. you don't approve. >> i don't approve but i'm there for do you know you can continue doing the right thing. giving the right advice. you can't just go there agree what he and and make him feel comfort. i want him to feel comfortable knowing he can do the right thing and play hard and be successful and not do what you think is good for you and hurting the team and hurting the organization. >> rose: is that what you think he did. he thought it was for him -- >> i really d

a-rod alleges selig twried to make an example out of him in the drug scandal.a 211 game suspension for his alleged role. mlb called a-rod's actions desperate and his suit was in clear violation of the joint drug agreement between mlb and the union. we'll be right back. ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods... a powerful 3 in 1 detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. three chambers. three times the stain removal power. pop in. stand out. ♪ >>> here's some things we thought you should know. pennsylvania governor tom corbett is backtracking after comments he made about same-sex marriage s. take a listen. >> there was a controversial remark made by member of your legal team comparing gay marriage to the union of 12-year-olds saying both are illegal which you called inappropriate. >> it was an inappropriate analogy, i think a much better analogy would have been brother and sister, don't you? >>

a-rod alleges selig twried to make an example out of him in the drug scandal.a 211 game suspension for his alleged role. mlb called a-rod's actions desperate and his suit was in clear violation of the joint drug agreement between mlb and the union. we'll be right back. ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods... a powerful 3 in 1 detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. three chambers. three times the stain removal power. pop in. stand out. ♪ pop in. stand out. extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>> he

a-rod and all of his attorneys were there fighting his 211-game suspension. the hearing is expected to last less than five days, after that the group will decide to uphold, reduce, or overturn the suspension. if the suspension is upheld, rodriguez would lose some $32 million in salary, and he wouldn't be back on the field until he is 40 years old. the big story tonight, people, the rays will be taking on the rangers in a tiebreaker in arlington, so we decided to bring in our mlb columnist rob parker. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced a new voice in journalism. >> good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera. >> usa today says: >> ...writes the columbia journalism review. and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. >>> if you want to learn more about prep being for the apocalypse. how's that working out for you? >> it's great. we just released it. >> we developed the app. pit has a checklist and a tracker to see how far along you are. it actually h

a-rod is suing baseball and commissioner bud selig.e claims they used vigilante justice to prove he used performance-enhancing drugs in order to destroy his reputation and also career. >>> 6:26 now. new details about the connecticut woman killed after leading police on a chase near the u.s. capitol. the two items investigators found in a lock box in her car. >> reporter: president obama is expected to nominate federal reserve vice chair janet yellen as the new head of the fed. we'll tell you more about the cal business professor after the break. ,, > >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald land? the differing stories that are complicating the >>> solve this problem before it's too late. >> what happened that caused asiana airline flight 214 to crash land? the differing stories that are now complicating the investigation. >> a lawsuit that started off the night with good intentions. she was trying to stop taggers hitting a library then was behind bars. the charges she faces. >> coolest day of the workweek, the details with

cathrein what can you tell us about this >> the capture of a l- libi is a lightning rod for jihaddist after his capture in five of october. there are new calls to kidnap american citizens in retaliation for a l- libi's capture and jihaddist are said to be called to act on their own. there is no need to consult anyone in kidnapping an american. the white benghazi rebels is hosting threats to sabstage gas pipelines and kidnap americans. the analyst said the threats should not be dismissed. >> the calls are most likely credible and we know senior al-qaeda leadership we have seen the call for holding americans. >> fox news asked the state department if they would revise the worldwide caution. >> i know there is a range of reports, but i haven't heard of specific new concerns. but i will check with hem. >> the u.s. embassy in uganda is under a threat warning. the al shabab may attempt a similar attack to the attack on the west gate mall. where gun men took control over a three day period. they are evidence that the al-qaeda affiliate al shabab is taking a more aggressive posture. >> thank

a-rod's defense team are saying he didn't know the substance he was taking are illegal. a-rod people are denying that -- rodriguez admitted to using performance enhancing drugs in 2009. question the, is the nfl -- will be pack the starting the line up against the san diego chargers. a nasty concussion two weeks ago. it was so bad at filling in, the third string quarterback and will be the thao*eus makin hight stringer. we'll be right back. . . >>> welcome back. tragedy for a church traveling from tennessee back to north carolina. their chartered bus crashed on a tennessee interstate. one of the bus' tires blew about to miles northeast of knoxville. the bus veered across the medium. at least 8 people were killed and 14 this others injured. the ceo and some of the countries and the president obama to talk about the debt ceiling. the treasury department says the nation's borrowing limbs must be increased or the government can begin detaulting on its bills. lit badly thurt economy' recovery. 800,000 federal workers are heading in to a third day with no pay. president obama a

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i was going to say paul rodriguez come up but everyone knows him as p-rod. >> i know a friend of mineeveloping a show, and i tell you, he is a good-looking kid. we both had good-looking children. we don't consider ourselves good-looking. out looking good. that kid is handsome. tavis: tell me a bit about your journey in this town. you are still on it. journey yout the are on and whether or not it has been worth it to have to go through all this. >> i think about that. if i had called myself rick rivers, would my career have been different? call myselfnt me to that. it is the road less traveled, but i take understand and we are has made myge tribe life more interesting. rightk i chose the choice. kids are half anglo, half mexican. i call it spanish language waterboarding. theas given them a love of culture. if you love your culture, you are able to love other cultures. it is about being inclusive. where i get in trouble. , ilusive, exclusive debate fret sometimes that members of play with community this notion of assimilation. to be so want inclusive that you sacrifice. >> they called h

she is singing a rod stewart classic. ♪ ♪ how much it hurts me >> okay.ing of the clip. doesn't seem to be too hip in to this whole thing shchl is singing the rod stewart classic "my heart can't tell you no." the little girl is like i don't know about this. but then she smiles and then she starts to cry again. >> she was touched by the emotion of the song? >> you might be right. >> the beay of it. >> there are viewers who are going on and commenting and saying she is precious and beautiful. i remember my mom telling me i did things like this. she would sing lullabies and i would cry and cry over it all. ten months old, though. she is pretty young to feel this connection. but you feel that connection early on with your mom. >> unless of course she doesn't like her voice. but i doubt that because she sounded beautiful. >> she could also have a dirty diaper. >> she had gas. hope not. i was going with the first thing, overcome with emotion. thmplgts is great. we had a soldier come home and surprise his daughter at school yesterday. we have another one because

is, you feel that rod on your spine. it's very hard. i think the longest i've been able to go without a break is about four hours. the idea of somebody doing it about 30 is pretty phenomenal. but again, andy also very quickly started wearing arab robes. so that even from a psychological standpoint i think helped the people is what to think of him as one of their own. this is mark sykes, the man who not only was the co-author of the sykes-picot treaty but also one of the prime movers behind the second was the declaration which was to encourage jewish immigration and a palestine's, and his idea was, well, the palestinians, they'll have no problem with jews them into palestine. it will work out just fine. and again, encouraging jewish immigration into palestine at a time when, as far as king hussein and aetna, palestine had been promised to them. so, in fact, palestine was -- the british kind of promised palestine to three different people. they promised it to the arabs. they promised it to the jews, and they promised it to