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but jackie samuels has taken this fundamental need to a whole new level.er, new york, is called the snuggery for $60, cuddle for an hour. for $300 she will spend the night. to be clear what she is doing she insists, cuddling. hugging and holding. pg. think pg, not r rated. what are boundaries? >> no touching where undergarments cover and no kissing. and clothes stay on. >> reporter: samuels claims her business yields tangible benefits. it has been proven that human touch releases oxytocin or happiness hormone in our brains. >> there is so much diversity in my client body. they range from 20 up to 85. there are people from construction workers to doctors to -- financial consultants. >> reporter: sharif abdur is one of samuel's customers tired of the expense of dating, he argues samuels service, serves a really need in an upfront way, no mind games, no need to take her out to dinner or call the next day. >> i think everyone could use affection and hugs in their life -- so i got that benefit of the affection that everyone goes for with a little bit of simpler

samuel, what do you enjoy most about preaching?ading the word of god to others. >> well, that's pretty special. and what do you want to be when you grow up? maybe a doctor? >> yes, that takes care of children. >> really? why not a preacher? why don't you want to go into the church? >> well, that's actually two jobs. i really think i'm going to own a church. >> you're going to own a church but be a doctor as well? >> uh-huh. >> wow. you're going to be a very busy young man. what do you want most people to know about you? >> that it's not me. it's a gift from god that is god and he's working through me. so it's not me. >> so this is really a feeling for you? >> yes. >> all right. thank you very much, samuel green and joann green, thank you for joining us today. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> if you'd like to see more stories on faith, be sure to check out our belief blog at cnn.com/belief. >>> it's time to get you caught up and ready for the week ahead. on monday of course it's the ncaa finals. the final basketball game monday n

samuel arias con locis detalles. >>> las primeras reacciones fueron de jÚbilo por parte de los feligreses>>> la cÚpula de la iglesia catÓlica del salvador, se pronuncio. >>> para lo que queremos su departamento f beatificaciÓn muy buena pero que hay de verdad en esto. >>> fue cauteloso que e proceso de canonizaciÓn nunca fue bloqueado por el papa benedicto xvi. >>> la que fue confirmado hace algunas horas por otras naounfu del vaticano >>> la congregaciÓn de la fe no lo habÍa devuelto. pero no lo devolviÓ por la causa de la muerte de... >>> para el sacerdote salvadoreÑo, siguiÓ su curso, espera que el papa francisco le preste mayor atenciÓn. >>> que se agilice, y que en el debido momento, se haga esta identificaciÓn quienes esperan con ansias que esto ocurra. >>> son ni dpre ceso como isabel cÁrdenas. que tras el asesinato de romero. fundÓ una organizacion sin fines de lucro en la ciudad de los angeles. para ayudar a los refugiados de guerra chltd >>> yo soy testigo de varios milagros que me ha hecho y por eso, para mÍ monseÑor romero es un santos. >>> a la ivo euforia de romero el mismo

believe it or not, that's samuel preaching at age 5.uel marquez spoke to samuel and his mom. >> i did prayers and then they asked me to come to their church and do a live sermon. and that's how it all got to the start. >> but you don't use notes? i mean, how do you do this? just -- from memory? feeling? how do you actually do this? it's amazing. >> memory. >> and what do you want to be when your grow up? maybe a doctor? >> yes, that takes care of children. >> really? why not a preacher? why don't you want to go into the church? >> well, that's actually two jobs. i really think i'm going to own a church. >> you're going to own a church but you want to be a doctor as well? >> uh-huh. >> wow. well, you're going to be a very busy young man. what do you want most people to know about you? >> that it's not me. it's a gift from god, that it's god and he's working through me. >> well, his teacher says he helps him out with his introductions, but says samuel is a driving force behind the messages in his own sermons. >>> next hour of the "cnn new

samuel little.r boxer, now facing trial in los angeles for the deaths of three women stemming from the 1980s. dna technology wasn't available before now. now has investigators in at least nine states trying to match unsolved murders with sam little's whereabouts over the years. casey wian is following this story for us from l.a. and, so his rap sheet, like 100 pages long, police say he may even be a serial killer. how did he end up in l.a.? >> well, here's what happened, brooke. cold case investigators here in los angeles had dna evidence and two unsolved murders in the 1980s. they say they linked that evidence to samuel little who was found living in a homeless shelter in kentucky. they arrested him, he was successfully extradited here to los angeles. he now faces charges of three murders here in los angeles from the 1980s. he has pled not guilty to those murders. but investigators here say he could have ties to killings in as many as 24 states. he has been arrested more than 50 times in those 24 s

. >>> we want to talk now via skype with reverend samuel loi, the priest in charge of trinity episcopalrch in copley square in boston where the bombs went off, we're old friends. sam, welcome, what can a pastor say to his people at time like this, a terrible time like this? and what are people saying to you? >> i think the pastor first needs to acknowledge what a trauma this has been and listen carefully to what people are saying. and what i hear a lot is -- a see of, of the fragility of people's lives and how sense how vulnerable they've been. so what i've, what i have been doing and will continue to do as i'm with my community is to remind them of the core convictions of the power behind all of life. that is sustaining us and our faith in a god who goes with us even through the toughest of times and promises always to bring healing beyond the crisis at hand. >> what about the old questions of where was god in this. and how could god haveermted so much suffering? are you hearing that at all? >> i'm not hearing it as much as i did after 9/11. it's more people a sense of fragility, but o

know this person was part of the community the attack felt even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brother is responsible but pointing fingers he says at places of birth or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case with injustice that takes time time and effort that would hopefully lead to innocent people feeling safe again security in this country seems like it's more for show than for anything a lot of times unfortunately. that needs to change while the media pick apart every single detail they can lay their hands and ears on it seems that what should matter after the tragedy is tackling terrorism a global threat that has no feet upbringing or religion but has become the curse of the twenty first century not just here but all over the world and especially church in our party boston massachusetts. escalating sectarian violence in iraq has some locals fearing back on the same road as war torn neighbors syria more than one hundred iraqis have been killed in clashes on terror attacks in the past two days alone is the was spate of violence since u.s. f

that said samuel went to high school with joe hart who has now been charged with the use of weapons of mass destruction so the media has a way of spinning things of course and with regards to his nationality to us it mattered . it shouldn't matter what his religion is either when i graduated there were forty five languages spoken just in my graduating class alone it is not unusual in fact it is very common to hear a foreign language he reminds us that the only suspect alive after the bombings has lived in america since the age of eight i didn't come here at a younger age you know from everyone that they will tell you and they have told me on certain occasions you know this person was part of the community the attack feels even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brother is responsible but pointing fingers he says at places of birth or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case and bringing justice that takes time and time and effort that would hopefully lead to innocent people feeling safe again security in this country seems like it's more for show

know this person was part of the community the attack feels even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brothers are responsible but pointing fingers he says that police or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case and bringing justice that takes time time and effort that would hopefully lead to innocent people feeling safe again security in this country seems like it's more for show than for doing a lot of times unfortunately. that needs to change while the media pick apart every single detail they can lay their hands and ears on it seems that what should matter after the tragedy is tackling a global threat that has no faith upbringing or religion but has become the curse of the twenty first century not just here but all over the world and especially church in our party boston massachusetts. it is the second day in the trial of one of russia's top opposition activists alexina valmy faces up to ten years in prison for allegedly embezzling half a million dollars worth of timber from a state owned company novelli refuses to plead guilty saying he's been fr

know this person was part of the community the attack feels even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brother is responsible but pointing fingers he says at places of birth or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case and bringing justice that takes time time and effort that would hopefully lead to innocent people feeling safe again security in this country seems like it's more for show than for anything a lot of times unfortunately. that needs to change while the media pick apart every single detail they can lay their hands and ears on it seems that what should matter after the tragedy is tackling terrorism and global threats that has no face upbringing or religion but has become the curse of the twenty first century not just here but all over the world and especially. boston massachusetts. and to get the latest updates on the investigation into there was a terrorist attack on american soil since nine eleven head to our website dot com and here are some of the stories waiting for you there on line greece resorts to a seventy year old grudge as a tool

know this person was part of the community the attack feels even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brother is responsible but pointing fingers he says at places of birth or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case and bringing justice that takes time time and effort that would hopefully lead to innocent people feeling safe again security in this country seems like it's more for show than for anything a lot of times unfortunately. that needs to change while the media pick apart every single detail they can lay their hands and ears on it seems that what should matter after the tragedy is tackling terrorism and global threats that has no faith upbringing or religion but has become the curse of the twenty first century not just here but all over the world and. boston massachusetts and you get all the latest updates on the investigation into the worst terror act on american soil since nine eleven just head to our website dot com let's get to some other stories now waiting for you right now on line for this hour a report from the e.u. antiterrorist chief

know this person was part of the community the attack field even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brother is responsible but pointing fingers he says at places of birth or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case and bringing justice that takes time time and effort that would hopefully lead to innocent people feeling safe again security in this country seems like it's more for show than for anything a lot of times unfortunately. that needs to change while the media pick apart every single detail they can lay their hands and ears on it seems that what should matter after the tragedy is tackling terrorism and global threats that has no feet upbringing or religion but has become the curse of the twenty first century not just here but all over the world and party boston massachusetts well earlier this year the city of los angeles went into lockdown mode while the police were in hot pursuit of a cop killer christopher dorner a former los angeles police officer went on a weeklong killing spree back in february now he was fired from the police department

>> reporter: but jackie samuels has taken this fundamental need to a whole new level. do? >> i cuddle. >> reporter: you couldle? >> yes. >> professional cuddle? >> her business based in rochester, new york, for 300 bucks she snuggles for an hour. >> what are the boundaries. >> no touching or kissing. >> reporter: she claims her business yields tangible benefits. human touch releases something called oxytocin the happiness hormone in our brain. >> we're not acknowledging that we have a basic need to be touched and touch others. >> reporter: for her customers vary. some might surprise you. >> they range from 20 up to 85. there are people from construction workers to doctors, to financial consultants. >> reporter: everybody's probably unmarried i would imagine. >> i have married clients. >> reporter: really? >> who says my wife doesn't like to cuddle. >> reporter: he's among the clients. he argues that it fulfills a basic need. >> i think everyone can use more affection and hugs in their life. i got the benefit of the affection that everyone goes for. >> reporter: but whi

facility continues to grow more dire by the day for detainees as live on the street lieutenant colonel samuel house has now acknowledged that ninety four of the one hundred sixty six detainees participating in the hunger strike are at the facility seventeen of those ninety four men are now being given liquid nutrients through a nasal tube to prevent weight loss in a recent new york times op ed piece one of the detainees described what it was like to be force fed through one of these all hassan mock bells that quote i will never forget the first time they pass a feeding tube up my nose i cannot describe how painful it is to be force fed this way as it was thrust in it made me feel like throwing up i wanted to vomit but i couldn't there was agony in my chest throat and stomach i had never experienced such pain before i would not wish this cruel punishment upon anyone the united nations human rights commission considers force feeding a form of torture the world medical association prohibits them from using the technique as well to talk more about the ethics of force feeding on the situation at g

. >> pastor samuel sailor said the issue hit close to home. his son was shot and killed last october. they want lawmakers to show the toll gun violence is making. >> this is the vision i want you to have that our children are living. they not losing their lives to assassins bullets. >> they're excepted to vote on the background measure next week. >> cbs news, washington. >> in our exclusive kpix 5 pole say it's important to protect gun ownership. background checks should be required for every person who wants to buy a firearm. can you find the results of our pole at www.kpix.com. >> there are new frightening indications, it is becoming a genuine nuclear threat. >> near the end of a lock hearing on the defense budget, congressman man surprised everyone, including the secretary of defense when he read aloud a report mistakenly declassified by the pentagon agency. >> i can make it public. >> dia assesses north korea has delivery of missiles, however it will be. >> until now, no intelligence agency has said publicly the north could make the weapon

what has samuel morris wrought. we generate with our computers phones and other devices an almost continuous trail of electronic data. that information can be stored who knows where anl laysed by who knows whom for who knows what purpose. what does it all mean for the rest of us? our investigation unfolds as a series of stories that would have seemed unconnected a few years ago. a mysterious new spy center rising in the utah desert. an unusual 6th grade class in massachusetts. an unprecedented get out the vote effort in washington. in today's world they all tied together. we begin with a visitor to my home in atlanta. (knock on door) >> hey, frank, john. >> nice to meet you. >> great to meet you, too. come on in. >> in a prior life, frank ahern of new york city made a living as a skift tracer a private investigator who investigate people who skipped town and don't want to be found. he would use the proverbial paper trail which back in the day was literally made of paper, phone bills, credit cards, receipts and so on

>> reporter: but jackie samuels has taken this fundamental need to a whole new level.o? >> i cuddle. >> reporter: you cuddle? >> yes. >> professional cuddler? >> professional cuddler. >> reporter: her business, based in rochester, new york, is called the snuggery. for 60 bucks she'll cuddle for a stranger for an hour and for 300, she'll spend the night. this is strictly cuddling. we're talking hugging and holding. think pg not r-rated. what are the boundaries? >> no touching or kissing. and clothes stay on. >> reporter: she claims her business yields tangible benefits. it's been scientifically proven that human touch releases something called oxytocin, or the happiness hormone, in our brain. >> people are on the internet, they're isolated. they're buying things to make us happy. we're not acknowledging that we have a very basic need to be touched and touch others. >> reporter: her customers vary, some might surprise you. >> there is so much diversity in my client body. they range from 20 all the way up to 85. there are people from construction workers to doctors, to fi

i need to go to samuel in georgia.amuel. >> jim cramer, thank you for having me. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i just needed to know, aig has made a turnaround somewhat. does aig, do they have a decent strategy for -- >> they're going to keep bringing up value. bob benmosche is the guy. i say -- ♪ hallelujah thank you, benmosche, for what you did for our country. let's go to mark in new jersey. mark. >> caller: hey, babady-boo, zimba-boo-yah to you. >> that's a jerz yea guy. >> caller: how are you? >> good. >> caller: i bought that viral pharma which you recommended and i was wondering what was cooking to see if they'd gone down a bit. >> the market's been -- stay long that stock. let's go to charles in texas. charles. >> caller: howdy, jim. from the great state of texas. i was curious about stat oil. >> stat oil's a buy. norway's got to come here. i think norway's going to be a buyer for halcon. it does have a good yield. it could happen. hk. floyd wilson. let's go to clarence in texas. clarence. >> caller: jim, this is

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from that's that's and then after that all this talk about boxing let's talk about lines that said samuel went to high school. joe hart who has now been charged with the use of weapons of mass destruction the media has a way of spinning things of course and with regards to his nationality to me it doesn't matter. it shouldn't matter what his religion is when i graduated there were forty five languages spoken just in my graduating class alone it is not unusual in fact it is very common to hear a foreign language he reminds us that the only suspect alive after the bombings has lived in america since the age of eight having come here at a young age you know from everyone that they will tell you and they have told me on certain occasions you know this person was part of the community the attack feels even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brother is responsible but pointing fingers he says at places of birth or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case and bringing justice that takes time time and effort we need innocent people feeling safe again securi

reverend samuel rodriguez is a friend of the warren family and senior pastor of the new season christianento. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> have you spoken to the warrens, reverend? >> i have not and reached out and forwarding my condolences and my prayers. it's a tragic event, but there are a lot of christians across america and even non-christians praying for rick and warren and the saddleback family. >> you know the family. pastor, you know, reverend warren said that his son's struggled with mental illness his entire life. how does a church address mental illness, and is the cause spiritual, or is it biological? >> you know, i really do believe that this tragedy offers an opportunity, if not, don, an obligation for the church to address mental illness with a more forthright spirit, with grace and compassion and love. unfortunately, in many christian communities, mental illness is a stigma and a taboo, and -- and many of us have failed in addressing it with a deliberate spirit and contextualization. it's an illness. heart disease didn't dilute your christianity. having cancer

in samuel, god tells the israelites to kill all of the macalmights. he considers them to be ripped over. god promises to kill the infants of samaria and says women with child shall be ripped up. in first book of samuel, god commands the murder of suckling infants and any child who curses his parents should be put to death which would have wiped out half my junior high school. if you believe in all of the bible as literal including the story of noah's ark, god sent a flood that killed everyone except noah and his family which means god killed every woman on ert which means god killed every pregnant woman which means god killed every unborn fetus. the fact is god is the least pro-life character in the entire bible. and potions like the one god recommends in numbers were commonplace in emperial rome. jesus was against the death penalty. he never said forgive us our trespasses as we lethally inject those who trespass against us. i'm not saying jesus would have been pro-abortion but if he met a woman who had to make the awful choice, i don't think he would

necesita una manzana, un choqch, un vaso de agua y claro las figuras de los 7 arcÁngeles, miguel, samuell, rafael, uriel y otro mÁs. >> con la luz es que vienen a ti, le estas enseÑando el camino en donde estas tu, el agua es para tu camino, la manzana para endulzarlo. >> el altar deberÍa de colocarse en el lugar mÁs lindo del hogar y despuÉs pedir 5 deseos difÍciles. >> no vayas a pedir tonterÍas si no cosas grandes y todo es la fe, los tienes que poner en el sitio mejor de tu casa. >> los Ángel tos tienen que permanecer durante 5 dÍas y despuÉs tienen que entregarse alguien mÁs. es muy importante que mientras tanto los tenga, la actitud sea positiva y no diga mentiras criticar a los demÁs e inventar calumnias ya que segÚn la experta no les agrada. >> al cabo de un aÑo estos 7 arcÁngeles que han pasado por 50 personas, regresan de la forma mÁs increÍble, a las manos de la persona que iniciÓ el ritual, confirmando asÍ que los deseos han sido cumplidos. >> sheela espera que los arcÁngeles regresen a ella, pero ya ha visto grandes beneficios. >> el dolor era aquÍ muy fuente, no podÍa dormi

take this guy, 42-year-old samuel warron. a registered sex offender. court records show warren and his wife teamed with two other people to file nearly 800 fraudulent tax returns. or abol robleto. another registered sex offender. he teamed with his wife and i.r.s. employee, to file false tax returns in theirs and other inmates names, claiming more than $18,000 in refunds that were not due. >> it got fairly big. >> the tax man doesn't know the half of it. according to 2009 data sent by state corrections departments to the i.r.s., 3700 fake income tax returns caught coming out of prison. congress is schedule today begin holding hearings where they will discuss this issue on april 10th. but this isn't the first time congress has tried to tackle inmates stealing your tax dollars. they had hearings on this back in 2005 where the i.r.s. pledged to do better. >> but now, instead of doing better, the problem is worse, much, much worse. >> we're talking billions of dollars being requested by prisoners. >> it's not acceptable. i mean, an honest, hard-working ame

"who is samuel clemens?"ssed that off and left in "hal holbrook," but you didn't cross off the "samuel," so we have to accept that as your response-- "who is samuel hal holbrook?" and we know that is incorrect, so it's going to cost you... $10,000, leaving you with $1,100. so, trevor, will you be the new champion? did you get hal holbrook? oh, no. $8,000. you're gonna finish in second place. congratulations, though, michelle lalonde, with... you are the new "jeopardy!" champion to start the week. way to go. we will play again tomorrow right here. please join us then. so long. promotional consideration provided by... 20-year-old is not considered a person of interest. >> still lots of questions. thank you to our marci gonzalez reporting live fr >>> we are live and learning more, excuse me. three people who died in the bombing. one identified as a boston university graduate student from china her family has asked her name not be released. another victim, 29-year-old restaurant manager, kr she lived in a boston

grow more dire by the day for detainees as they forge on with their hunger strike lieutenant colonel samuel house has now acknowledged that ninety four of the one hundred sixty six detainees are participating in the hunger strike seventeen of those ninety four men are now being given liquid nutrients through a nasal tube to prevent weight loss in a recent new york times op ed piece one of the detainees actually describes what it was like to be forced to describing that pain as unimaginable and saying that he would never actually want that pain on any of his adversaries the united nations human rights commission considers force feeding a a form of torture the world medical association prohibits its physicians from using the technique as well to talk more about the ethics of force feeding and the situation. one time all day james jones joined me just a short time ago he's a former u.s. ambassador to mexico and the current co-chair of the constitution project's task force on detainee treatment he began by talking about why he believes these detainees are on a hunger strike well i mean a lot of

staff, primarily the mayor and the superintendent who then appointed miranda and myself as well as samuel fields from the controller's office and kate howard from the mayor's budget office to come together to look at the nuts and bolts of these two funds. so current state of what's going on. i have to say i'm very proud, we have lots of successes in these funds. we have a very strong partnership with the school district around afterschool programming, so strong that we actually did a joint rfp together. so really solidified the partnership and relationships. we also partner on early care and education funding in terms of stacking the funds so that we can have more robust programming for our children, increasing quality and capacity. we jointly fund wellness centers to ensure that all of our students in high school have access to health, mental health services. we have robust beacon centers which are really neighborhood hubs that are in school facilities that addresses student needs as well as family and community needs. however, we do have challenges as well. we have challenges in ways of

know this person was part of the community the attack feels even more personal and devastating for samuel because he knew the brother is responsible but pointing fingers he says at places of birth or religion is far from crucial what is solving this case and bringing justice that takes time time and effort that would hopefully lead to innocent people feeling safe again security in this country seems like it's more for show than for anything a lot of times unfortunately. that needs to change while the media pick apart every single detail they can lay their hands and ears on it seems that what should matter after the tragedy is tackling terrorism a global threat that has no faith upbringing or religion but has become the curse of the twenty first century not just here but all over the world and especially church in our party boston massachusetts in the wake of boston bombings the former chechen militant commander and one of russia's most wanted men as a kind of was interviewed by c.n.n. he denies these brothers who are ethnic chechens had any time to be ties to militant groups and my collea

military personnel convoy to the camp to provide additional care for the detainees lieutenant colonel samuel house says that some forty people will join the one hundred of the one hundred million medical personnel already stationed at guantanamo bay to help provide emergency care and basic medical services. well for most americans when you're feeling sick you go to the doctor to figure out the problem and then you are prescribe any number of antibiotics in order to fight the infection but it turns out that overprescribing drugs is one factor playing into a major medical threat that's gripping hospitals around the country today disease resistant bacteria the issue of bacteria is such a huge concern that the center for disease control itself actually put out a memo about it the director of that c.d.c. dr thomas wright and he held a press conference to sound the alarm r.t. correspondent liz wahl shows us how a little bug is becoming a big problem for the medical community. an invisible but deadly threat has creeped into us hospitals it's not getting better actually is getting worse dr anthony f

>> no. >> samuel j. champion. >> millionaire. >> judges?onaire." >> and the final. this is big. this is big. this is going to decide the game. name that tune. ♪ >> lara spencer. >> i pushed it too soon. >> fabulous prizes. >> george? >> "wheel of fortune." >> and the winner -- and the winner -- >> thank you, josh elliott. >> who would you like to thank? >> well done. i'd love a brand-new car and that gorgeous fur. >> just remember, have your pets spayed and neutered. tomorrow, in "game show confidential," we go behind the scenes. and on friday, we're going behind the shows that lara couldn't name. "wheel of fortune," with lara spencer. >>> coming up, fantasia. go nowhere. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> fantasia is out with her first album in three years. it's hard to believe it's been nearly ten years since fantasia won "american idol." and since then, she has seen her share of highs and lows, "with side-effects of you" fantasia is ready to come back. you were ready to walk away from music a couple of years back. >> i think we lose the focus

. >>> rafael campbell, samuel flowers, steven anthony and anthony price gunned down charles davis in west berkeley in may 2009. after the shooting berkeley police say they chased the man into north oakland where the driver slammed into paria. paria's car slammed floyd ross. both men died. >>> jury screenings started today in the trial of the alleged killer joseph nasso. more than 100 potential jurors reported to the courthouse. nasso is representing himself in the trial and will get to personally question each juror. nasso is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1974. >>> opening statementing started today in the wrongful case trial of michael jackson. a jackson attorney -- the jackson family is reportedly seeking billions of the dollars in damages. >>> the governor of nevada fired a number of psychiatric staff members for dumping patients some of whom wound up in san francisco. in addition to the firings, other workers at the ross and neil psychiatric psych ward in las vegas. san francisco's city attorney is now considering legal action. >>> a key national basketball assoc

that's what reverend samuel rodriguez was quoting. it is so profoundly, profoundly who we are, the welcoming of the stranger, christ among us. madam speaker, i know i don't have much time left and i appreciate the time i was given today to speak to my colleagues thatpeak to a larger crowd i have great faith, i have great faith that we are coming together and we are coming together in a way that we will produce a bill that we can all be proud of and hopefully we will all support and will have bipartisan support and won't be an accident. it will be because of the prayers of these pastors. it will be because of the courage of rabbi stern. it will be because of all the encouragement we have received from the faith communities outside of this house. it is because of their fervent love and support for the immigrant that the stranger, that we will have a just law. and i thank them. and madam speaker, thank you for the opportunity today. and i, again, thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced

hablado de cÓmo tras religiones ven a jorge mario bergoglio, y para eso hemos inl evitado al reb rend samuelesentante de dios en la tierra pero palpa para ustedes quien es?. >>> bueno. >>> para el mundo musulmÁn lo reconoce el lÍder de un billÓn de catÓlico es que hay en todo el orbe verdad y es un lÍder espiritual importante. >>> pero no es el representante de dios en la tierra. >>> no se le dice nada, ni al papa ni a nadie dentro de la estruct tura israel ma mica. >>> y usted como le ve. >>> no es el representantes dedose. >>> creemos que cada tenemos acceso a dios de igual manera, es el lÍder del movimiento catÓlico. >>> como argentino habiendo krz iendo cerca de Él puedo contar como maravillo cada la iglesia elija a un referente cerca nuestro como judÍo que vemos en el papa un maestro pero no mÁs que eso. >>> no hay conexiÓn directa como creen los catÓlicos, de dios directos con el papa. >>> este es un hijo mÁs. >>> y como ustedes saben los catÓlicos consideran que su religiÓn es la Única vÁlida, y en tu, quÉ pasa con ustedes, el papa francisco uno de los primero gestos que tuvo fue reun

. >>> rafael campbell, samuel flowers, steven anthony and anthony price gunned down charles davis in west berkeley in may 2009. after the shooting berkeley police say they chased the man into north oakland where the driver slammed into paria. paria's car slammed floyd ross. both men died. >>> jury screenings started today in the trial of the alleged killer joseph nasso. more than 100 potential jurors reported to the courthouse. nasso is representing himself in the trial and will get to personally question each juror. nasso is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1974. >>> opening statementing started today in the wrongful case trial of michael jackson. a jackson attorney -- the jackson family is reportedly seeking billions of the dollars in damages. >>> the governor of nevada fired a number of psychiatric staff members for dumping patients some of whom wound up in san francisco. in addition to the firings, other workers at the ross and neil psychiatric psych ward in las vegas. san francisco's city attorney is now considering legal action. >>> a key national basketball assoc

samuel tucker a lawyer, recruited five african american american go to the public library and sit and read until hey are removed. in 1938, the sit-ins of the 1960's had a long history before. they brought down jim crow in many areas years before the civil acts right of 1964. i think in our retelling of the civil rights era we don't give enough credit it to the heroism of the disobedience that brought down jim crowe. you might say that is all well and good but that was a long time ago. what have you done for me lately? republicans did champion citizenship but they became imimpatient. african americans were language anguished and they were below whites in every sense. it was especially harsh for those on the lowest rungs at the time. republicans offered something that seemed to be less tan gible the promise of equalizing opportunity through free markets. now republicans face a daunting task several generations of black voters have never voted republican and are not open to the option. emocrats offer federal assistance and republican offer free markets, lower taxes. we believe it will cr