salt off is inside plus all who probably need fresh air sealing pills in our cool so we serve only saul paul judges in our think tanks only thought of same killers one sort of pretty female sort of enters with that for me i've sort of or the you when i hear you use. to sort the kind that the northern half. i would like to stand before god as i am not sort of not the sort of the a vis sort of. in this song called freedom here again if the shank of a famous russian poet by the way the mystery of the shanku created a museum and let's take a closer look at the fill in the report by you learn that the media are from a legendary russian writers village just outside moscow. he is the birthplace of some twentieth century russian literary masterpieces like words buster loves dr zhivago during soviet times the village of their del and i knew moscow was home to some of the best writers of the pork these days people come here to get an idea of what inspired their favorite authors and here's a place to learn more about one of the most popular soviet and russian poets if the shanker he has traveled a

for "religion and ethics newsweekly," i'm saul gonzalez in los angeles. ♪ >>> in other news -- in indiaigators were ordered this week to open the vaults of a 16th century hindu temple where they discovered an estimated $22 billion worth of valuables -- bags of gold coins, jewels and gold statues of hindu deities. officials think much of the collection came from the royal family that once controlled the area. some argue the items should be given to charity, others say they belong to the temple. india's supreme court ruled that a museum should be set up to house the treasure. >>> finally -- in conjunction with the dalai lama's visit to washington this week, tibetan monks are constructing a sand mandala, a symbolic structure that represents the buddha's dwelling and the idea of impermanence. in 2007, we visited auburn theological seminary in new york, to watch the building of a similar sand mandala, this one by monks from the dalai lama's private monastery in india. karen humphries sallick organized the monk's 2007 tour and explained the significance of the mandala practice. >> the mandala

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i need some money from from his and i don't do this to me again that saul before i lose my temper the only thing i know why i need to. know i don't want to know. but what are you doing to make him pastor. i want to come tell him not. when i want to go ahead tell him to build me. over never see this. before. it's hard to know when it. can. have a son aren't you supposed to be at work yeah no there how come. we feel that our already finished all i needed to do that. to laugh and i need me the rest you had last night and i didn't. get. an hour earlier it's hard for someone like me from the lower class to get a chance to travel abroad. not a big organization in europe sponsored kids from my schools for a week to study the latest recycling methods. and then no. one i've always dreamed of traveling abroad. and now god gave me a chance like this. what . if. you want to start over. this is true he still keeps secrets the balance times and reveal that the soviet files on r.t.c. .

." >> "guilty: liberal victims and their saul on america." >> "demonic: how the liberal mob is endangering america." >> "losing our lidge: liberal media's attack on christianity. " >> "one-party classroom: how radical professors indoctrinate students and undermine our democracy." boy, the titles of books are just getting so long now. [laughter] >> jon: i know those books sound bad, but consider this: without books like those, what would we get our grandparents for their birthdays? [laughter] we'll be right back. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. now, i'm going to assume by now you're all familiar with twitter, the social networking site that's become an increasingly popular outlet for news abo

writing today by saul painters and a crew out there, under the bridge, painting away. just a happy to incidents, i am sure. thank you for helping us to encourage this. supervisor wiener: thank you. public comment is closed. this is a really important area. not just for district 8, but for all of the surrounding neighborhoods is a regional destination in a lot of ways. i am optimistic and would continue this to the call of the chair. supervisor mar: please call item no. 3. >> item #3. resolution of the board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco determining and making certain findings under the california environmental quality act relating to the construction and improvement of certain firehouses and determining other matters related thereto. supervisor mar: we have the new entertainment commissioner with us in the house, today, i would like to mention. >> good afternoon, supervisors. with me today to address this matter are two of my colleagues. sfgov.or[unintelligible] we are here today to request a consideration of the resolution before you related t

." >> "guilty: liberal victims and their saul on america." >> "demonic: how the liberal mob is endangering america." >> "losing our lidge: liberal media's attack on christianity. " >> "one-party classroom: how radical professors indoctrinate students and undermine our democracy." boy, the titles of books are just getting so long now. [laughter] >> jon: i know those books sound bad, but consider this: without books like those, what would we get our grandparents for their birthdays? [laughter] we'll be right back. d0lr a07ouncerr. profesi$:ials need to perform ♪ )p anessure c cauj" bq anyone's deodorant to fail. ♪ í@ w) introducing g'ette bq odor shield anti$""ipirapáá@ un3$ke rác1&ar d8'dorants, bgitar$iiúxb n9jtralizess'd'r@z. in new body wash. >@bw+k♪7@2@ >> jon: welcome back. now, i'm going to assume by now you're all familiar with twitter, the social networking site that's become an increasingly popular outlet for news about justin bieber. did you also know it's a great feedback delivery system. >> we've been asking you your favorite fast food guilty pleasure. >> lady big mac on twitter

we do that, above 500 going into the saul star break, and anything can happen in second half. >> from the field to the ice we go, free agency underway in the nhl, but the capitals chose to make an old-fashioned trade, sending carlo off to the avalanche in exchange for a first-round pick and a pick in the future draft. roman hammerlick signed to a new contract as well as bringing back frank hall person. the semifinals at wimbledon and rafael nadal does it again. nadal, who's known for a exactly court special, he's pretty good on the grass, too. this will be his fifth appearance in the wimbledon finals. he will face djokovic in tomorrow's final. nadal has won 20 straight at the club. >>> so once again the nationals beginning an 11-game home stand tonight against the pittsburgh pirates at 7:00. shawn, this is interesting. the last time they were here, they won and then their manager resigned. so hopefully there don't be that drama after this home stand. >> i hope not. fingers crossed. lindsay, thank you very much. >> now you have the news edge. the news is always on on myfoxtv.com. keep

saul well and g but the question is whether this translates to ordinary americans. >> well, keep thise month retail sales provide a snap shot but don't signal a

about earlier about people's motivation and motivation might not be as descriptive says in terms of saul when he that when if a soul is why isn't the soul if a person is precious and they want to win them to jesus it might be fame it might be popularity large congregations meaning more offerings meaning more money and more fame they go on television to get on. newspapers and so what they want to be a media personality that might be the motivation but that's not to say that's the correct way to go for i want if you think you think that there have been supported . if you will what do you think it is that happened more times than not in the united states now with these mega churches and their television programs and and i mean i'll tell you it turns a lot of people off and i'm one of them i mean theme that i just can't believe these are people with faith right here to say and i'll telephone number on the bottom of the time i mean fenders monies and this money. right one of the interesting things about christianity is that most christians think that most christians are wrong about most thing

and i was just there and that is where i was starting to write about art and meeting artists like saulkaminer or... you know? there were a group of artists, poets, literary people, and that's when i define, "oh, i participate, belong, to a conversation that is latin american, and that we have so much in common." and then when i got to new york, and that's when i realize what an importance that that i had discovered, and that it was not as present in europe. in the united states it has a very particular meaning, and it is something that more and more people are enjoying. so what is very... and so when i'm offered to go to el museo del barrio, i think i took it as a responsibility for thinking about this identity for the future of our kids, you know, in that sense. >> hinojosa: but you're... you're thrown into this kind of major debate around latino identity... >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and you know, a lot of people look at the latino community, and just say, "it's a latino community..." >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and have a hard time saying, "well, this person is mexica

is doing that there's more money and they can't afford it so you have to end saul. oh there's so much more to come on the program including the cost of war as nato forces in the piano sound cost more civil war injuries we asked how much longer the alliance can justify its needs as afghan anchor grows. and the lethal fix from the pharmacy r.t. reports of the russian alex painfully killing themselves but the drug store is part because it's cheaper than heroin. thousands of norwegians scattered in the center of oslo on monday. for a cavalry official for the victims of twin attacks that left seventy six dead people held the flowers and candles to commemorate those massacred in the shooting at an island youth camp and the bombing of government buildings around it was a bit of the atrocities has been charged with terrorism at a close court hearing in oslo that he will be held in isolation for four weeks others braving through that not guilty saying he wanted to save europe and some a strong signal against immigration he also claimed that there were two more cells in the o

president mubarak but shouldn't they work for saul's mono beatriz the. taj mahal hotel. the cement hotel. hotel. the meridian believe the joint the hotels church in new delhi who took the maori babyhood to marry collection among the close of the maidan believe the park was a movie don't understand shift it was promised but they promise. nato says it's not going to build a joint system with russia and it doesn't find it necessary to provide it moscow with a legal guarantee the shield won't be targeting the country this plungers of the dialogue. nato is bombing campaign over pressure problems as the alliance runs out of missiles with germany you turning on abstaining from the conflict so it can deliver a. bailout to its war allies. general ratko blood it is ejected from the war crimes court forcing the judge to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf faces charges including a genocide carried out in the balkans war some serbs accuse the hague of one sided justice. the top story in business for me heads of bank of moscow facing criminal charges outfits huge bailout regulators

upon jesus to guide us through unprecedented struggles because some problems are beyond our power to saul. and wrote yesterday to freedom from religion foundation filed a lawsuit to block the.

y cerramos con boxeo saúl el canelo Álvarez definió su próximo rival peleará con alfonso gómez el 17que escándalo después de puerta. un coleccionista argentino dice tener un video te neener relaci actuales antes de 1947. pero un experto asegura que la que aparece en el video es más gorda y menos femenina que la legendaria actriz. juzge usted. >>> será o no será? aquí está >>> vamos a una pausa ya regresamos con mucho más de "primer impact un joven árabe es el centrode un escándalo en república dominicana, una cadena de acusaciones pero gensiguen a es fugitivo >>> no es miembro de la realeza pero le llaman el principíncipe. hijo del empresario muchos esmua dominicana jasmin. como pez en el agua se mueve por las altas esferas, políticos, empresarios y artistas conforman su círculo de amistades. le sgus tgustan las naves pero amante de automóviles de colección, precisamente este mes hubo un choque con el chico, karim había falsificado papeles para sacar el automóvil que le habían decomisado porque no terminó de pagarlo. >>> fue y a la fuerza retiró el vehículo. en un a una persona que l

organize, saul alinsky said, organize the organized. don't care about the individual people. organize the organized. get the leadership. use that muscle. but they mean muscle. remember when andy stern said if we are going to use the power of persuasion. if that doesn't work, we'll use the persuasion of power. right? this line. thinkerring. these guys are the brains. brilliant, brilliant people. this is guy, john holdren the science czar said we should sterilize people. put sterilant in the drinking water to reduce the population. that's it. this is cass sunstein, this is john podesta, this is cass' wife. john poedsta is the guy from center for american progress, the think tank that put together the apollo alliance and everything else. john podesta this is george soros' central bank. this is when we exposed van jones, he went here. who is the epa -- carroll browner, right? she left this week to go to center for american progress. can you tell me anything about center for american progress and how it's a beehive? >> it's a left wing clearinghouse. it's a way that lots of donati

. >>> but otherwise, interesting news on the property side, which sauls a big deal for investors in asiang that in beijing and shanghai, prices still moving up some 2% last month. so this is an area still hottet in this region, but we're always looking for signs for just how hot this regional economy is, especially when we take so many of our cues from what's happening in the u.s. and we try to play off one against the other. it's looking interesting right now but a lot of news abroad that we need to keep a check on. nina. >> speaking of the u.s., manisha, in the meantime president barack obama has surprised many people with his pick. the white house says the president will nominate robert to lead the bureau. we have more on that and, of course, the week that was on wall street and the week ahead. >> this week brings the debut of the consumer protection bureau, a long-awaited protection agency that will watch for other concerns. i'm alison kosic at the new york stock exchange. they paved the way for the bureau. also under dodd-frank was the emergency homeowner's loan program but that's s

saul bellow had made one of my favorite memories and the festival were the opening ceremony was the public library, and because norman mailer had in many people's views invited secretary of state george shultz to deliver the opening address, not long after he made a statement supporting the apartheid regime in africa which meant the south african writers boycotted the event. because he was there there was a in almost presidential level of security around the public library, and we all had to bring various forms of id and he forgot to bring his ied. and this was actually quite soon after he won the nobel prize so there was an extraordinary fight and i saw him on the chair like this outside the entrance not being allowed in on till norman mailer camera panned vouched for him. you can just imagine how much he had enjoyed being vouched for. the nobel laureate was. so it was a very contentious time, but one of the reasons it was contentious is all of us believed the public role of the writer was important and needed to be argued out and was not kidding around so people to get very seriously and

this saul basically connected as you have hot air in the middle of the country and cool air, especially coverage. this area of low pressure is archerred over california. skies becoming partly sunny and not much of a change in temperature. tuesdays, we could have a little bit of a dip in the numbers. thursday and friday, a bit of a bump in the numbers and by next weekend, a week from now, the warmest locations could be approaching the lower 90s as high pressure builds in from the desert southwest. this is not a major heatwave showing up just yet. our forecast models show you some of the fog first thing tomorrow morning concentrated coastside and around the bay. as we put this into motion you can see the clouds pulling back near the coastline. patchy fog for the coastline and partly sunny around the bay and more sunshine for the inland spots. really not a big change from today tempwise. tomorrow, partly sunny skies, and we'll call it mild inland. there is the eventual temperature range from 60-80 degrees. forecast highs for tomorrow afternoon, you can see a few low 70s from clear lake out

. >> your pal joe wilson says he's a liar, you sayh 'liced you're saul in the same game. i think it's bad behavior. >> before you got so caught up -- >> you improve your language, we'll be better off, but please come back on the show. >> i love it, chris. >> thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>> good news for the president. the majority of the public is behind him, believe it or not. we've got the numbers from a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. o >>> not so fast, says texas sse. easy breezy beautiful covergirl. with other top companies. with an esurance quote, you know you're getting a great deal. you can thank our tech team for that. sure, i'll let them know. bye-bye. aha! anything you want to share? with the tech team? oh, i'm dating that girl in accounting. seriously? yeah, we're pretty serious. [ female announcer ] know if you're getting a great deal. see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. people when you don't. 52>>> not so fast, says texas governor rick perry, one day saying he was comfortab

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. >> and that's how you sauls aalw them? >> yeah, always him with the hat.didn't know he was bald. >> 88-year-old catalina shrank eventually befriended her upstairs neighbors, but there were privacy neighbors you didn't cross, like asking them to hold a spare key in case of emergency. >> she said, let me talk to my husband, and she came back, and she said, no, charlie doesn't want you to give him anything. no, we dona't want to. >> by all accounts, whitey bulger kept a low profile, didn't have any problems with the people who lived on his hall. according to one neighbor, he didn't divulge much about himself, but one neighbor said he told him he lived in chicago and fought in the korean wars. from his crime days, bulger knew the easiest way to get caught was to become complacent. so he changed his patterns, even when it came to getting his hair cuts. salon owner, fehima betts. >> i asked him to make appointment, but he never did. he just walked in. never left any number or anything. >> in fact, they had numerous fake identities. after his arrest, bulger told

. >> your pal joe wilson says he's a liar, you sayh 'liced you're saul in the same game. i think it's bad behavior. >> before you got so caught up -- >> you improve your language, we'll be better off, but please come back on the show. >> i love it, chris. >> thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>> good news for the president. the majority of the public is behind him, believe it or not. we've got the numbers from a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. o >>> not so fast, says texas governor rick perry, one day saying he was comfortable that a presidential campaign is what he's called to do. he's now walking back a bit. >> there's a lot of different ways to be called. my mother may call me for dinner. my friends may call me for something. there are people from all across this country into either me directly or people that they know, and saying, man, we wish you would consider doing this. >> well, look forswer in the ne weeks. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here,

he also adds that saul they know at this point, shepard. >> shepard: casey stegall live tonight in orlandoyou. more than a hundred volunteers have been scouring the land in missouri looking for a sign of a woman gone missing there. jackie waller is the mother of triplitt's. she disappeared way back on june the 1st. near the home of her estranged husband clay waller who is a former police officer. he claims he argued with jackie and then she left. investigators say this man clay waller is a person of interest but not officially a suspect. at a vigil last week jackie waller's parents seemed to think that the husband might know more than is he letting on. >> clay waller here? anybody see clay waller? come on up here and tell everybody how bad you miss your wife you want her back again and everything. and i mean, that's what i would do if my wife come up missing. so, i guess he is not here. >> shepard: jackie waller's sister tells foxnews.com that the husband has previously threatened her life. she believes he lured the wife jackie to his house to kill her. bunga bunga time. in a court in ital

dick gregory, lenny bruce, mort saul, and chris rock. there has been a huge list of comedians who have fallen into that vein, and you hate to think that as you progress furor in this years that unique window shuts. >> are you more hispanic, latino? i saw when we got the stats. >> you're going to breakdown my ethnic breakdown? >> apparently she did this, revealed your dna. 55% european, 32% native american, 9% east asian, and 4% african. but you relate most to being latino. >> you know, it's an interesting -- i mean, if you look at my face, i look a little indian. i'm a little sanjay gupta but then i'm a little bit mexican as well. so i'm not -- i'm not native american enough to get a casino but i do blackout when i drink occasionally. so i would say that of all of those things, i'm happy to be all of those things. i'm happy to have a little bit of african-american in me. i love the asian part in me. and then i like that nativeness because i come -- i think my father was -- i didn't know my father but i believe that he was from an area of

that's what it this saul about. >> laura: job boehner to keep his job.hink what we saw was an actually plan. not one plan but two plans arrived at the senate and the senate rejected it but that's the process, is it the not,alan. >> no way a balanced budget amendment is going to pass. he should have been negotiating with the president and democrats. he was going in the wrong direction. no wave it's going to pass. not going to be balanced budget amendment. they are wasting our time while rome is burning. >> laura: actually yelling me does not make your point any better. >> sorry, i didn't hear you. >> laura: i do think when you look at the polls most people think we should have a balanced budget. >> not a balanced budget amendment. >> laura: they don't think it is an unreasonable thing to discuss this and have it front and center. whenever you think about the tea party, they actually, you know, disagree with a lot of the strategy myself but you have got to hand it to them they got this injected in this bill and now it's in the hands. >> not going to pass.

neighbors saul police to complain about a large party on walnut avenue near farm bureau road. officers say they were -- there were close to 300 people at the home. they gathered for a birthday party for a 17-year-old girl. the teenager said things got out of hand when partygoers started to throw bottles at the officers. >> i caught a couple of people yelling at the police and saying stuff to them. but i was like, you need to respect them. they are doing their job. >> no officers were hurt. the homeowner was arrested for disturbing the peace and receiving -- receiving what police say were two stolen motorcycles. >>> we're learning that some of pg&e's safety records may have end under in the trash. pg&e was supposed to turn over the documents as a result of the explosion last september but a former pg&e worker says a top official acknowledged to him that they may have been thrown out. the official says the documents likely got lost during a move from pg&e's san francisco's office to a location in walnut creek. these details were unveiled in a new report released yesterday. >>> i

. >>> tara's in for saul. we'll be -- for sal.e'll be taking a look at some of the toll plazas. >> that's right. everything seems to be moving pretty nicely. we have a two-car crash at the incline. you can see the damage is done. you can looking at an extra 15 minute -- 15 minutes wait. coming up we'll tell but an accident in the san jose area. we do have an accident involving a motorcycle we want to tell you about. >>> let's head to steve. >> tear you are, thank you. mostly sunny for us -- tara, thank you very much. mostly sunny for us. yes. fort bragg getting some rain. some of these patchy low clouds have kind of worked their way in and i think that will hold us in check. all signs point to warmer weather starting to come in on thursday. if everything continues to come it -- to come in as it -- as it is supposed to, we'll see 90s come in. >>> a marin countywoman is back from a vacation in hawaii. >> it's so hard to focus on anything other than missing david. >> now she's facing another ordeal this week. >>> now information abou

so you had people like, and some of them black comics, but lenny bruce, mort saul and be dick gregorye very important in establishing that kind of critical social humor in this country, and then after they did it, other people came along, and black humorists, particularly richard pryor, combined the rawness with the social commentary. made huge strides. opened it up entirely for people. and the writing is kind of interesting also because they're, blacks have been kept away from writing satirical books. if you look at the literature of african-americans, there were only a few books that even touched on satire up until the 1900s. i think charles chestnut used humor first, and then you have james wheldon johnson, i guess, with the autobiography of an ex-colored man. you don't get anything again until the renaissance, langston hughes, and, um, hurston, those people come along. but they opened up the stage for the kind of writing that you people are doing when you're actually dealing with humorous writing because it's very difficult to do. >> well, you know, i'm glad you bring up dick greg

it is only this young man, about 32 years old, and a few months ago you remember remember sergeant sauld next to the president of the united states in the very same room awarded the medal of honor for his actions in afghanistan. the reason they call this history is it's only happened twice before, both of these young men being able to live to tell about what happened to them. randi. >> we'll certainly be looking forward to the ceremony. barbara, thank you very much. we should mention we'll bring it to you live in a few minutes. before we move on, i want you to see the medal he'll receive. the current design of army medal of honor dates back to 1904. there's also a navy medal of honor. that's the oldest one actually and an air force medal of honor. the face of the army medal is minerva. the oak clusters symbolize strength and the wreath represents victory. today's snoceremony is due to st at 2:15 eastern time. we'll bring it to you live right here in the "cnn newsroom." >>> later this afternoon president obama sits down again with leaders of congress in search of a deficit-cutting deal t