not the sacrilegious part but it just sounded awful. and she's a great singer.t, it was adele's evening. >> let's look at some pictures of jay-z and beyonce's baby. how about that. something nice to end on here. nice pictures. >> these are beautiful. they came out on friday night. and i was at fashion week and it was like a hush came over the crowd because these pictures were just put up on tumbler and people discovered that. they decided they weren't going to sell the pictures, weren't going to make any money off the baby. they just wanted to share their baby with their fans. >> we can't talk about it but we should think about that because of all the fuss that happened. >> thank you, ladies. >> thank you. >> up next the star of nbc's big hit, we love it. >> she's a smash. >> her name is katharine mcphee. ♪ have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, o

some of them have missed what this moment was, sometimes making more of it, and it is almost sacrilegious or an african american to say we cannot make more of it. i tried to explain that what barack obama is, it is a down payment on dr. king, a down payment on the dream. it is not the fulfillment of the dream, but i am happy to hear you say that, and i have done research on this, but i do not know that anybody saw this as a fulfillment. maybe this people who were the oldest in our community who endured the most common never thought this day would have come, and there are some that do see this as the fulfillment, but interesting that mr. armstrong did not see it for that. he saw it as a downpayment, just another step. >> another step, it was, and we were fascinated by that. tavis: and so am i.. i am glad that you have that opinion because so many people do not. he passed away in what year? >> skipass away in 2009. a and -- he passed away in 2009. tavis: where were you born? >> chicago. tavis: what was it like to be baptized in the movement? >> i have lived there for many, many years. i fel

the copies of the koran were burned, they see as deeply sacrilegious. >> they have this respected thean many times, such as in bagram, guantanamo, and other places, and they should leave. they're insulting islam and muslims. >> an official apology from the u.s. government has done little to calm tempers. many opposed the stationing of foreign troops in their country. this incident has fuelled their resentment even further. >> let's go straight to kabul for more. "times" correspondent is on the line with us. do we know why the koran was found burned down in the first place? >> from the information we have, it appears these books were seized by guards at the detention center, a prison holding some 3000 taliban and al qaeda detainees, because they have been used to pass extremist messages to each other. it was ordered that these books be disposed of. some soldiers took it upon themselves to take them to and consideration area used for rubbish at the edge of the military base. >> this is another public relations disaster for the u.s. in afghanistan. we know there has been an official apol

it was their series well so afghans are angry because burning the koran is considered extremely sacrilegious when reports like this get out to the afghan people how does it breed anti american sentiment abroad. well this cannot be seen as an isolated incident this needs to be seen and the broader context of the united states having a p.r. problem with the islamic world since one thousand fifty three the us has been engaged in the series of affairs in the middle east that has not been done well for arabs persians or in this case afghans and the general movement within the islamic world to reject a lot of american. political ideas as well as activity and in this situation if you can imagine just if the us did everything right and the were disposed of the proper way and everything was done well it doesn't matter because for the afghan the rumor mill is what dictates everything one person said look the americans destroyed a bunch of korans they're going to remember back a few months ago when terry jones that even if we did a right they're going to remember of that wacko back in last year when we

marsalis a sacrilegious and diseases should be received a letter from wesley shermantine. in a letter he claims he knows of other sites where the bodies of additional victims are located. in a letter from the prison the convicted killer told the station that there are two locations where his accomplice disposed of two victims. he says he has not revealed locations because he has not been paid the $33,000 promised by a bounty hunter. but he and his partners were suspected in more than 20 murders. >>darya: whitney houston has been laid to rest. barbara hall has more on her journey home. >> whitney houston's coming home journey is over. the hearse carrying her body arrived at fairview cemetery in new jersey on sunday morning. her private family burial follows a star-studded memorial service on saturday. >> whitney houston's ex- husband bobby brown left her funeral service early but said that he would continue to pay respects to his ex- wife's. >> i want to give blessings to my ex-wife, when the houston. i love you. >> fans still gathered to commemorate. >> it is a celebration

it is a kind of a sacrilegious issue if you like for many journalists, the protection of journalistic services and the idea that their own employer has handed over sensitive contacts with people that have spoken on condition of anonymity to the police and then those contacts have been arrested along with the journalists has caused absolute fury down here. and it is going to be quite an atmosphere when rupert murdoch addresses them this afternoon. he has a difficult job. he's caught between two things, his own management standards committee that he set up to drain the swamp as the phrase has been used looking into all this, on the other hand, his own staff that are furious with the way that committee is acting. how he's going to walk that tight rope is not known. he may announce the start of the sunday sun to replace the news of the world. >> that would seem to be a fascinating option, if you'd like, attack being the best form of defense, having got rid of the news of the world, now that it's stable mate is in trouble, simply open up a separate branch of it. that really would be a good

. >>> sacrilegiously terrible.ng hood her date for the evening who took dressing in sunday best to a whole new level dressed as the pope. turned heads. i wouldn't want to sit behind her. >> couldn't see. >> the first lady of freaky fashion lady gaga surprisingly low key for her fish net latex number. she arrived in an egg last year. >> that's true. >> there is lady gaga. >> laughable. >>> 5:57. in the next half hour, students left with no place to go. why a bay area school is keeping a lot of bathrooms locked. >>> remembering whitney houston at the 54th grammy awards. i'm elizabeth sanchez in los angeles and i'll have that story coming up. >>> sheriff ross mirkarimi domestic abuse trial against next week and his wife eliana lopez is now willing to testify against him. but there's a catch. we'll tell you what that is coming up. >>> and they keep digging and they keep finding more bodies. what deputies unearthed after a tip from a murder suspect looking for cash when we come back.

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