samuel -- >> i am totally captivated by you samuel. i adore you. is that all right?eautiful young man. this is fun. >>> her cooking got her all the way to the white house. >> now amber kelly is sharing those healthy recipes. we'll get a taste. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> we should have had samuel preaching. >>> back now with what's cooking celebrating inspirational kids. we are in the kitchen with 10-year-old amber kelly who wants us all to eat healthy. >> as if she wasn't busy enough hosting her own cooking show online and appearing on her local news station, she won her state's healthy lunchtime challenge and got invited to the white house and sat with the first lady, right? >> let's look at this picture for a second. >> was that fun? >> it was amazing. >> was she impressed with what you were trying to do? >> i think so. >> what are you going to cook for us today? >> today we're going to make nummy no noodle lasagna. but this is the recipe i entered in a contest and it has three steps. we call these like our fake noodles. we're going to make the noodles. you'

first, this is "today" on nbc. >> samuel, samuel! we are in the kitchen with 10-year-old amber kelly, who wants us all to eat healthy. >> as if not busy enough appearing on her local news station, amber won her state's healthy lunchtime challenge and got invited to the white house and got to sit with the first lady. >> let's look at this picture for a second. was that fun? >> it was amazing. >> was she impressed with what you are trying to do? >> i think so. >> what are you going to cook for us today, sweetie? >> numb -- nummy no-noodle lasagna. this is the recipe i entered in the contest and it has three steps. >> okay. >> we call these our, like, fake noodles. >> fake noodles, okay. >> and really you just have a mandolin and you're going to go like this. >> what is that, zucchini? >> yes. >> you shave it. that becomes your noodle. >> yes. >> like that. the mandolin is like a knife in disguise. this is a knife right here. >> comes out the bottom. >> you can do some. you got to be careful with your fingers. >> i'll be very careful. >

asante samuel. the ball came loose. the ravens would recover before the game was over. they win 27-23. >>> pirates/cardinals. n.l. central. russell martin, off trevor rosenthal in the top of the eighth. solo shot ties it at 5-5. bottom 12. cardinals have runners on the corners. matt holliday off brian morris. pittsburgh's lead in the n.l. central, down to two. >> a very entertaining series between those two, with a lot on the line. >> i thought we were entertaining, as well. >> i'd agree. >>> that's all we got, though. back to you. >> if we had more time, we could entertain them longer. but we don't. >> they are entertaining. >> so entertaining. thank you, guys. >>> let's going to be a battle at the box office this weekend. can the one-time queen of daytime television dominate the big screen? >> it's oprah winfrey's first major movie performance in 15 years. as she appears in "the butler,"

so beginning in this 30th chapr of 1 samuel. 1 samuel chapter 30 tells us what happened. then it happen when david and his men came to ziklag on the third day. now he's left the army, getting ready to fight. go home.e. got sent home. the amalekites made a raid on ziklag and ovever ran it and bued it with fire d took caive the women and all l that were there, both small and great without killining anyone and carried them off and went their way. when david and his men came to the city, behold it was burned their sons and their daughters had been taken captive. then david and the people o were with hihim liftedheir voices and wept until l there ws no strength ininhem to wee let me ask you a question. have youou ever cried about anything until you couldn't cry anymore? amen? you cried until you couldndn't y anymore. that's where they were. david's two wives d been taken captive. ... more over, david was greatly stressed because the people spoke of stoning him that's his own crowd. for the people w were embittere, each one because of their sons and daughters had been taken awa

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sanjay gupta and howard samuels. we spoke before about this.you feel very strongly from your own experiences as a personal addict and treating other addicts that it's a real gateway drug, marijuana and we should not be encouraging it to be legalized. >> well, absolutely. i mean, i think that the doctor has a very good point that for medical purposes, marijuana can be very, very useful. but you have to understand, the vast majority of people that use weed use it to get loaded. they use it to get high. and look, i'm not here to say that it's, you know, worse than alcohol. of course, it's not worse than alcohol but why in the world would we legalize another drug so the nation's youth have another substance to abuse and medicate their feelings with? you know, this is to me, the issue. we don't want to go from one extreme reefer madness, which we know is a total exaggeration, but we don't want to go to the other extreme where we legalize this drug and endanger so many young people. we want to find a healthy balance. >> let me throw that point well m

smooth in the build up to captain eagle beanies i was involved in a bus stop with former un g t made samuel answer unless some of the art of the twenty nine year old subsequently moved to the normal moscow after the southern russian club were hit by financial problems despite his son restaurants on zuber has enjoyed a great start of a season with his new club rostov says everything is going to plan. the atmosphere in the camp is great capello has told us how important this match is we have been working on our attacking options going into the match with northern ireland we all understand how crucial this fixture is for us and the good thing is that everyone is fit. capello has been handed a blow job with alexander caught in missing out for an injury the twenty four year old couldn't take to the field in his signs previous qualifier when they lost one nil and portugal however van could open the way for a real madrid midfielder then his chair to shift to make his competitive debut something the twenty two year old is relishing. we have a good squad but if i get the chance to get on the field a

. >> samuel se levanta en las mañanas para ganarser el sustento. >> trabajmos en la construcción, cercaciarios de ayuda pública ganarían lo mismo. >> únicamente un 42% de los que reciben asistencia federal está en capacxitación o buiscando trabajo, los otros no lo estarían haciendo. >> según los expertos dicen que quienes perciben ayuda federal tienen más dinero que salario de entrada de secretarias o profesores. >> en estados más generosos como massachusets o hawaii los ingresos son mayores al sueldo de entrada de un programador. >> críticos del estudio dicen que llega a conclusiones equivocadas. >> el estudio compara a una madre con hijos con lo que recibe una persona sin hijos, siendo mucho menos la ayuda y obligaciones y, por tanto, incomparables ambos casos. >> además se está ebvaluando minimizar la ayuuda federal. >> muchos inmigrantes ni siquiera califican para ayuda federal. >> tenemos ahora la información de los mcentros de detención de ais en el país. >> si son deportados, se busca poder ayudar a los hijos que no queden sin ayuda. >> esto incluye a todos los menores, tengan o

when he bid everyone goodbye, it was the last time that samuel clemens overcame back.erception of him being the talented batboy with the passage of time is going to modify. in 1866 there were still people who wanted to play a little bit. by the time he came bckheec figure. of course then he never comes at pnt. but he is embracing himself as a great american writer. he had spent time here and i think that probably what was the critical publication, because nevada territory through his eyes brought attention to this area. they appreciated the fact that he was part of their experience. arguably mark twain played a role in the nevada writers hall of fame. i consider him in terms of stature, the greatest american writer that ever found his way through nevada. but when you look at great writers anything of mark twain -- you think that this is where the man was born. the man mark twain grew to maturity here and the people of nevada embraced him as much as the people in connecticut and new york and missouri. without the carson city experience in the nevada experience, samuel c

lovely because samuel j.ong last. >> josh, amy, it is trembling in the park. they've taken the stage for some warm-ups. we want to bring ne-yo up on stage. it will be easy to find him. he's in the black fedora. ne-yo? oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at that. >> that's an entrance. >> that is an entrance. i want to talk to the people who were standing next to him who had no idea until that moment. all right, ne-yo. final touches, as you can see. and we're on our way up, as we wish you all a good friday morning, america. >>> lots to get to here, including brand-new details on the purported love triangle with simon cowell. who is the woman in the middle of it all? and a question many are asking this morning. did he brake a rather ultimate taboo? >>> plus, was it the wedding of the year? the $7 million fantasy walk down the aisle. brand-new pictures of the spectacular "lord of the rings" affair. >> and that was before the fine. >>> a surprising standoff between two tv icons. joan collins is furious over part

samuel clemens came with his brother on august 14, 1861.is brother been appointed by president abraham lincoln as secretary of nevada territory, and sam, looking for some opportunities and maybe getting away from the civil war, saw the chance for which is perhaps. certainly a job, his brother suggested he might have a job for them so they boarded a stagecoach in st. joseph missouri and found a way to carson city, nevada. when they arrived here, it wasn't too long before sam discovered it was a much in way of a job opportunity. and this is where he began to explore nevada territory. he went up to lake tahoe. and what he was doing there was try to establish what's called timber claims. he's looking at money but if you can get money selling timber, he's going to do. unfortunately, he starts a fight up with a link. he would go to aurora in what was then esmeralda county to begin mining, come back, hang around carson city with his brother a little bit. then he would go up to later in the year after his first territorial session wher we foud some

my name is justin samuels. i'm from east brunswick, new jersey.at a digital-media company. this right here is my best friend, brad. we've been best friends for about six years. we were actually randomly paired as roommates in college. that's good. and it worked out, right? it worked out very well, yeah. and my name is brad emdur. i'm from cherry hill, new jersey. and i work for a company that puts on entertainment events for senior citizens. and when we're not working or playing "wheel of fortune," we're both really big baseball fans. so we love to go to games.

lawrence samuel explores the american dream. at 8:45, the creation of the american arsenal during world war ii with maury klein. at:00 eastern, joshua dubler joins us on after words, discusses his book down in the chapel. we wrap up tonight's prime-time programming at 11:00 p.m. eastern, with double victory, presented to an audience at the 2013 roosevelt reading festival. visit booktv.org for more of this weekend's tv schedule. >> amy goodman, in your first book the exception to the rulers, you write and you are quoting the washington post, 80 goodman is the journalist commentamy goodman is the journalist comment as an invited guest. >> we are not supposed the party to any party. this is the only one explicitly protected by the u.s. constitution. we are supposed to be the check and balance on power. >> host: in that book also, war and peace, life and death, that is the role of the media in a democratic society, to provide a forum for this is course, to do anything less is a disservice to the servicemen and servicewomen of this c

community activist sondra samuels. do you think eric can create four schools in ten years?. >> he has a whole host of people holding him up. >> and a whole host of people tearing him down. >> oh, yeah, that's right. but i want to think we have justice on our side. and because of that, we got a little bit more might. >> if eric is trying to create four of his schools over ten years, isn't that a movement towards excellence and equity? >> at best, in a pocket. it's not a system of change, and it's not a change that you can take across the system. >> when i come back in ten years, will the minneapolis public schools have taken over your model? >> we're starting to see a lot of the innovations that we've incorporated in our program. they're going to incorporate in theirs. >> have a great summer. >> i am going to look under every rock and look every place i can to find where people are being successful with our students and figure out how we can replicate that on a broader scale within this system. >> all right, levon. good job. i'm proud of you. you guys have a fun summer, okay

well first of all gone are the days when angie hit the headlines by signing big name players like samuel eto and villian that seems to be all over and it's not just no longer big signings it's also means wage cuts so all these bigger and as well be going. reported ten to twenty million dollars a year and it's not just the big name foreigners that we're going as well it's also russians the russian football system means there's a quota and you have to have four russians on the pitch at any one time this is pushes up the prices of the russians and their wages so they've got to go to sites three internationals they've already left angie so if you don't have established players where do you get to take them from so the emphasis now is going to be on use investment use development as part of the energy project mr karimov said we're going to put money in local plays in local druggist and players and encourage them and they could also be returning to dagestan because currently all angie's players live and work and train in moscow and fly to some eight hundred miles away for that how much is this

samuel four men whose biography was a huge help to me. thank you.it is a contribution to all of us. thank you for the question. it was a story that was full of surprises for me. i kept discovering these connectors. there is this character who appears in a fictional form but in a kind of fog to become thuggish ebal batman and organizes patriots and he describes himself as the chair person of the committee in boston. and my first chapter i described the customs agent and was just a horrifying affair that happened in january, 1774. one of the coldest days of that winter. they would pull the tar on his flesh, feathers on it and pulled the streets to boston often in a cart and on occasion beating him up for hours until finally they dumped him at his house in the north end. he would be in bed recovering for six weeks, but he would live. but he was a brother who's younger brother daniel had died several years before and had been a foremost patriot. there in the family, you kind of see how much of a civil war this was and how divided families. we think of i

samuel four men whose biography was a huge help to me. thank you.it is a contribution to all of us. thank you for the question. it was a story that was full of surprises for me. i kept discovering these connectors. there is this character who appears in a fictional form but in a kind of fog to become thuggish ebal batman and organizes patriots and he describes himself as the chair person of the committee in boston. and my first chapter i described the customs agent and was just a horrifying affair that happened in january, 1774. one of the coldest days of that winter. they would pull the tar on his flesh, feathers on it and pulled the streets to boston often in a cart and occasion beating him up for hours until finally they dumped him at his house in the north end. he would be in bed recovering for six weeks, but he would live. but he was a brother who's younger brother daniel had died several years before and had been a foremost patriot. there in the family, you kind of see how much of a civil war this was and how divided families. we think of it a

>> sanjay, what is your reaction to how samuel says that there? >> he's picking a safe path here. against all of it is essentially what he's saying. i have young children. i'm not in love with the idea of a parent being, you know, high on marijuana when they are taking care of a small child, as i'm not excited about them being drunk or taking a lot of pain pills. i agree with that part of it. i would ask the doctor, look, marijuana is a schedule one substance with lsd. give you a frame of reference, heroin is a schedule two. do you think -- >> that to me sounds absolutely ridiculous. >> that is ridiculous. there should be no way people should be going to prison for marijuana or heroin or cocaine. we need to have treatment centers to treat the addiction and decrime wise the drugs. >> you would decriminalize all the drugs? >> no. >> you would fine people but not imprison them? >> absolutely. >> sanjay, i don't know if you touched on that in your documentary but in terms of the way america is now trying to legislate this, what do you think is the most sensible course of action? >> it

samuel hit the bar again for berlin.irst three-one and then a few minutes later they finished expertly. with one hour gone, berlin was in the driving seat. there was time again to make it 5-1. the final goal, misery on an abject frankfurt on the final score. the biggest opening day wind from a promoters' side in history. soccer, a newwith victory for ulsberg thanks to [indiscernible] he endeared himself to fans with a cool hat trick on his league debut. he announced single-handedly that they competed well for the first 25 minutes, but then they stole in to complete a pinpoint cross and endorsements for up and running. after the break they created chances of their own, but he converted there's. setting up he had his second strike of the day. playerst japanese completed his hat trick to wrap up this outstanding performance. the poll made it 4 to 0 in this season. >> what a great new league. guess.to more news and more support at the top of the hour. do not go away. ♪ >> the week began with the news that "the washington pos

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another one and enormous billboard over this and this is at samuel at la contan cont ande cost of construction$3,000 and joseph nevelo and the department has a tremendous record collection so i can actually pickup up the records for most of the buildings and here is the original building permit for this building, and it's an interesting and unusual fairy tale building which is also another one that we drive my and the atlas stairs building on 22nd street. >> in the mission. >> in the mission. >> (inaudible). >> this is one of the alleged mets in check so shra vackia and in some of the history books and especially midevil europe and means to leave the window. >> he tossed out the window. >> throwing out the window. this is a piece of art by briin gargan. >> and howard street. >> were you involved -- >> no but i stood there talking about the next big earthquake. >> and you can see the grandfather clock falling out the window and wardrobe and chairs and tables. >> this building has been vacant since the quea 89 earthquake anm not sure if they know what to do with it. >> if you go by and part of t

beginning in the 30th chapter of 1 samuel. 1 samuel 30 tells us what happened. then it happened when david and his men came to ziklag on the third day. he's left the army. getting ready to go home because he was sent home. they made a raid on ziklag and overthrown it and burned it with fire and they took captive the women and all that were there, both small and great. without killing anyone. and carried them off and went their way. when david and his men came to the city, behold, it was burned with fire, their wives and their sons and their daughters had been taken captive. then david and the people who were with them lifted their voices and wept until there was no strength in them to weep. let me ask you a question. have you ever cried about anything until you couldn't cry anymore? amen. you cried until you couldn't cry anymore. that's where they were. david's two wives were taken captive... more over, david was greatly distressed because the people spoke of stoning him. that's his own crowd. for the people were embittered, each one because of their sons and da

but michael thought that samuel should be a very advanced android, almost indistinguishable from a real person. - dwight does not play a robot. - i'm up. - it's the president. he needs you for a mission. - tell him i'm retired. - it's goldenface. - goldenface... this makes it personal. [dramatic music] ♪ - scarn, you're right on time. [cheers and applause] - hail to the chief. - i gave up a lot of weekends because i thought it would be good for my daughter to see a black man as president, even in a silly home movie. what a stupid waste of time. it's your old enemy, goldenface. he's after the nhl all-star game. he's hidden a bomb somewhere in the stadium. scarn... this one is personal for me. i own the stadium. i can't see it blown up. it's my retirement plan. - we have to search the stadium. - not so fast-- goldenface has taken all of the concession-stand workers hostage. scarn, will you find these hostages and save the game? - heads i do it, tails i don't. best out of seven. heads. [dramatic music] tails. ♪ heads. tails. heads. tails. looks like there's gonna be a clean up on aisle fiv

. >>> this is samuel l. jackson and you're watching "our world with black enterprise." >>> since the beginning celebrities have always been front and center. they've entertained us with their exciting projects and shocked us when they pushed the envelope. >> i guess nobody told you that i'm madea, mu to the damn dea. you understand that? what i want i get. >> the only reason i started doing this character toys use it to make people laugh and give them a message. so many messages that need to be brought to our community. there's no way to do it. nobody has an effective way to do it this. character has been such a great tool to get effective messages into the community. i'm so proud of that. >> tyler perry made great inroads as the first african-american to own a major film studio. but he received sharp criticism from fellow filmmaker spike lee for the type of films he was making. >> a lot of stuff that's on today is coonery and buffoonery. i know it's making a lot of money, breaking records. but we could do b

he won the nobel prize for literature in 1995, the third irishman to do so along with yates and samuel beckett. his publishing company says heaney died today at a hospital in dublin. he was 74. >>> the duchess of cambridge made a surprise public appearance today alongside her husband, greeting the participants at the embassy ultra marathon, her first official event since giving birth back in july. baby george stayed at home. it was all part of the royal couple's tour to say goodbye to the island off the coast of wales where they have lived since 2009. they'll be soon moving back to london. we're back in a moment with some final thoughts after a whirlwind few weeks. >> tonight as millions of americans ease into the last days of summer, we find ourselves in an uncomfortably familiar place. we have been here before as a nation, wondering if american forces are about to begin an attack in some far-flung corner of the world. this time would be syria. and no matter how and when the u.s. opts to respond, there will be strong reaction. our team is in place and will be closely monitoring this s

joslyn samuels. -- jocelyn samuels.he is going to talk about the effort on issues like the cop -- incarceration and limiting racial disparities. the attorney general gave a speech talking about what the department of justice is going to do to confront these issues. jocelyn samuels is going to talk about those tonight. her background is extraordinary in the area of civil rights. --or to becoming the us is the acting assistant attorney general, she has been part of the leadership of the civil rights division during the entire obama administration. that, ms. samuels was the vice president for education and employment at the national women's law center. to senatoror council ted kennedy. she was the equal opportunity -- opportunityment commission. she has an extraordinary background in the area of civil rights. she is going to talk to us about the initiative that the justice department is moving forward with. at the end of her presentation, we are going to turn it back to barbara and start our panel. thank you. [applause] >>

samuel son on the project. we were back here before when we originally were working to remove the five trees which i can show you those five trees here. this is the project site. i hope it fits there. we had five 5 treason mission street that we are removing as part of the construction on this apartment building. there were none on 8th street when we were doing that. that was originally denied. at the time we came back and we had proposed 10 replacement trees with six of them being on mission street and 4 on 8th street. the board of appeals at that time accepted the removal of the trees. as we've gone through the construction process, we've come back learning that there are some issues on 8th street that did not allow for the trees to be planted. what we have now is we are actually planting 7 of the trees. there is 3 of the trees that we are requesting not to plant because we could not fit them on 8th street. the first tree and we can see the 7 that we have on mission street that we are planting and then you ca

samuel jackson. >> i think with steven colbert we already -- [laughter] wake the f up! so obama says to patrick in real life he was talking to -- he understood that finally it took awhile. he understand how badly he blew it it. when he puts his minds to something, he can be good at. it was like a different person for the second and third debate. there were strategic debates they made. got some bad advise they go in to the first debate. as you said, he just didn't come to play. my wife called me. i was in denver for the debate. i had wife called me and said did you notice -- i repeated it on chris matthews immediately. my wife said it you notice in the begin about how it was his anniversary and said sweety, i promise that next year we won't spend our anniversary in front of 60 million people. and he was saying i would rather out be for dinner with you tonight than here. i hate this, i hated prep. i hate the whole thing. and he conveyed that loudly in that debate. he -- he was in danger of blowing the whole thing. people are not going to elect somebody who doesn't want it