and we believe in the divinity of scripture. how do you reconcile those things? >> i guess what i will say is that i assume that the person believes in the divinity of scripture when it comes to issues of homosexuality, also believes in the divinity of scripture, commands us to take our disobedient children to the outskirts of town and stone them to death. so if you do that, then i accept your interpretation of the divinity of the scripture but until you accept that do, i'm joking obviously but it's remarkable how selective we are when it comes to what parts of the scripture we choose to read literally and what parts we say that historical context. that's a cultural thing. that's how they did it then. we are not going to stone our children today when they disobey us. okay. so historical context there but not historical context here? if you're going to pick and choose, fine, pick and choose. we all pick and choose. everybody picks and chooses. but at least admit that you are picking and choosing. >> does god like kevin spacey? >>

and it's not just the pope saying this is what scripture tells us and the did it because nineteen for example it says you should treat the alien who resides with you no differently than the natives born among you choose show love the alien as yourself this is very strong language from the scriptures to us about how we should be treating aliens and did the scriptures make a distinction between migrants and refugees. i don't think the scriptures made those kinds of distinctions we know for example that the holy family jesus mary and joseph were refugees they had to flee into egypt and so mary carried jesus across the border i wrote a column in which i pointed out that jesus was a dreamer we have this classification in the united states of people who are dreamers who have come into the united states so this is you know this is something that is very close to the scriptures because there are all sorts of migrants and refugees that are talked about in the scriptures father thomas reese really good to talk to thank you very much indeed for taking the time. to be with you know. we've got a l

. >> he was highly unstable, self-proclaimed messiah who usd the bible and used scriptures as a weaponyear-old was the leader of the branch church. of th >> we it was ajoke about it all members. >> god can't manifest his love in this world of you got to comep tre to out about god! >> reporter: in the0s, koresh and over 100 followers lived together on a compound called mt. caramel c ranch. >> it was important for david koresh to isolate the group the an influence that is constantly pulling people away and distracting you from the message. >> koresh called his compound the ranch apocalypse. >> the men lived on the ground floor, the women on the second floor with david koresh's bedroom up there too. there was a chapel, a large ki there was a shelter. a buried school bus where they could go to in an emergency. >> there was no running water, nd. no electricity of any we had to go to bible study three times a day. >> reporter: koresh practiced polygamy, taking multiple women as wives and fathering their children. >> there was an extremely strong sense of fily withihan tt group. ane thatfamil

ago, in the years first scriptures written in sanskrit. said and mentioned by professor schwab in his speech, , all the thinkers said world is one family. us, weans that all of are linked together as one family. has a common thread. it links all of us. ideology, it is today meaningful to eliminate all of these faultlines and distances. it is very relevant to us today. however, there is a very service matter that it are to fight the formula challenges that we face there is a lack of consensus between all of us. , there can bely on the one hand harmony and but there can also be some defenses, some fights. this happens. but the sense of a family lies in the fact that when there is a common challenge the prevents -- presents itself, there is a feeling of solidarity and everyone comes together to fight it. through their solidarity, members of a family become stakeholders in sharing joy and achievements. but it's a matter of concern ,hat the divisions between us the risks and faultlines between us have made these challenges and mankind struggle

with studying the bible, with listening to god speak to you through his scripture, through his words, is the wisdom that is there. and the wisdom that gets , i was a pilot in the united states air force. the one thing that would keep you alive, or keep you from getting hurt, if you followed it , was your checklist. the bible will serve you as a really good checklist. steve: i'm curious to get your take on a moment in history that you lived through. whenever talk about this before, but in november 2000, george w. bush did not win the election. there was a month and a half before the election was decided. you were the lieutenant governor and became the governor after he became president. what was that period like for you? there was a lot of uncertainty. secretary perry: yeah, but i was either going to be the you tenney governor -- the lieutenant governor or the governor. another one are bad gigs in texas, so i didn't spend a lot of time worrying about it one way or the other. probably as well-prepared prepared as anybody that has come along in history. i was a state representative, agri

the suggestion of a hand tells us that they have delivered the scripture upon god's command and that the path to salvation can only lie in following god's will. this new system of christian liturgy and message of salvation comes from cluny abbey founded in one nine hundred ten by the juke of aquitaine as a benedictine abbey clooney was not only the center of the christian cosmos during the middle ages but the largest and most powerful church of the christian world it was only supposed later by st peter's basilica during the french revolution almost nine hundred years later cluny was destroyed as being a symbol of an absolute monarchy that claimed divine legitimation. but today even amid the ruins the pattern significance of this order with its many of the churches and ministries throughout burgundy is still palpable it's no accident that burgundy was home to the most significant monastic orders and of the biggest cathedrals of the eleventh and twelfth centuries the most important pilgrims way to santiago de compostella took them through here. tun cathedral house is the most significa

to the scriptures that was. very helpful you would have things like that happen we can say whatever comes to your head which is. the way this is never a ten year old swede who would have you at the book is speaking on n.b.c. the book's author michael wolff said he'd had far reaching access inside the u.s. center of power and white house reporters have supported his account interview questions over trump's mental stability and nothing new has been mounting over the course of his first year in office now it's emerged a professor of psychiatry at yale university briefed some members of congress on the president's mental health late last year she told the wy. now what we're saying on that metric in the office of the presidency is a danger to national and international security we're trying to educate the public about the finding of. security who are about to do an. evaluation as more copies a fire in theory cell trump is said to be frustrated that the issue of his mental fitness is gaining traction. for more now i'm

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he quoted scripture that said the world is one big family and we need to bridge those gaps rather thank you so much for that update. stating with india. 0ver thank you so much for that update. stating with india. over the past few years, the country has emerged asa few years, the country has emerged as a fierce battleground for international technology companies. amazon, google, facebook, uber, all wa nt amazon, google, facebook, uber, all want a slice of a promising market. shelling out $12 million in a little—known start—up. we find out what caught google's interest. at this time last year, this 33 wrought was staring at a crisis. his app based servers had started off well. the ship professionals used macro free —— is dunzo to so many things but two yea rs dunzo to so many things but two years on, he was struggling to pay his 1500 bikers. that is when google came calling. it's been tough people invest in. they will all about solving a problem. with almost 500 million users, india is the world's second largest on line market and is growing. global giants like amazon and ali barba real

will you please present the certificate for scripture? -- signature? >> who has the blue pen? thank you, ma'am. we have legal counsel from the attorney general's office. he provides us with a blue pen so that we know that we have all signed. mr. alcorn: thank you. madam vice chair, and madam secretary, i believe you would like to say something forward. >> a couple of words. today we have witnessed an unprecedented event in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. a name out of a bowl to name a delegate which was that last -- that was last done in 1971 in a typo. this particular draw also will determine the speaker of the house, the number of people on committees. this has never been done before for the longest-running, oldest legislative body, if you will, in the new world. we can thank the former members of the general assembly for giving us the code of virginia with the outline that chairman alcorn has given us. we have a process. we have free, fair, legal elections in virginia because we have processed and law that tells us what to do. this board, local election board c

bush tells people he renewed his faith and devotes time to scripture. >> i'm at this moment bullish one and happy i've learned what i learned and happy that the worst part is behind me. >> as for matt lauer's life after today we have new details. the disgraced anchor retreated to the hamptons after he was let go in november after allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace. a source tells "e.t." that matt lauer seems to be sticking to his daily routine going to the horse barn and the local etryes and spebding time with his kids. >> his focus is on his family. >> family time is driving kids and to and from school and he regularly drops off lunch for his kids a couple times a week. >> lauer has been spending time at the horse farm he shares with aye net. the two arrive separately amid a report she has kicked him out of their hamptons mansion. >> let's go back to billy. he's working on his marriage. he's separated from his wife. billy took his 13-year-old daughter lily to a trip to japan. he calls the trip one of the highlights of his life. >>> back to new york where kel

happened over thoe 2000 years is schools of the theologian stands between te tension of a more sacred scripturend the present day situation. how to take that sacred traditin and now apply it to the circumstance and situations in which we exist today. so you have schools of thought that are traditionalists who wat to preserve the past. you have schools of thought who are liberal, more self interest who want to preserve the past bt feel there's a need for a dialogue of how the pasta plays to the present situation and thn those who are radicals who want to throw the past out completely and construct a whole new religion, a whole new faith, a whole new morality. that's a tension that we see being played out today more than ever before. >> jason? >> i liked a lot of comments you said about president trump and how his election reflects some f the moral values of the country. i want to ask you, because trum, i think, like a lot of americans is someone who considers himself spiritual, but is not someone but does go to church for big events, christmas, christmas ev, easter sunday. >> absolutely. as a pa

he assumes i know more scripture than i do, so i always have to look stuff up to find out what the advice actually was. (laughter) looks good. shall we eat? henry: sure. and thank you, all of you, for the elbow room. bless us, o lord, for these... all: thy gifts which we are about to receive through thy bounty. through christ, our lord. amen. now, in the last trial, you said that when angel granderson approached, your husband resisted at first. (sighs) i told him not to. i told him just to do whatever he said, but... but he didn't. then you say the carjacker reached in and tried to grab the keys. that's right. okay. great. what hand? huh? oh, what hand did the carjacker use when he reached into the car? oh. um... you don't remember? no, i-i... i do. it was his right hand. huh. that's interesting. granderson is left-handed. maybe i got that wrong. yeah, yeah. you're right, it-it was his left. he reached in with his left hand. are you sure? because it's important that we're firm with these facts. yes, positive. it was his left hand. great. great. now, after he couldn't get the keys, that's

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and i think just scripture and everything is hard to kind of wrap your mind around it.gues and -- >> jimmy: what did you use for research? like old tapes from him? >> yeah, recruitment tapes. so obviously there are his -- there's a bunch of his sermons online that you can see. and then the dowdle brothers, who wrote and directed it, sent me just an insane amount of material. and then you get into his back-story of him as a kid, raised seventh day adventist. his mom was 14 when she had him. he had memorized the bible by 17. >> jimmy: memorized the whole thing? >> memorized the bible. yeah. >> jimmy: wow, wow, wow. >> so, it's a very enigmatic, complex story. and so is he, you know. so, it was an incredible journey. amazing cast, mike shannon, paul sparks. >> jimmy: i love michael shannon. >> he's eh. >> jimmy: he's been on the show a bil -- i love him so much. [ laughter ] i love him. >> i do, too. he's amazing. truly is, he plays gary noesner, the -- >> jimmy: he probably helped you with a little levity there. 'cause he's a very funny -- >> oh, yeah. really -- >> jimmy:

my grandma used to always tell me this scripture -- don't deride small beginnings, see the joint in single work begin. i'm personally getting a lot of -- see the joy in seeing the work begin. i'm personally getting a lot of attention, but i would be so upset if we cannot look back four years from now and cannot point to things that are better but for me and my team being there. laura: michael tubbs turning around stockton. power revolution is underway in africa. instead of using fossil fuels like coal, it is renewable energy that is slowly gaining steam. solar and wind power devices are bringing power to rural communities, transforming the lives of millions. reporter: on a flooded path in rural zambia, africa's past meets africa's future. there is the bridge, a symbol of the creaking infrastructure still holding back development on this continent. on the head since the future. she is a solar power saleswoman on her way to a new client. she works for one of several companies making inroads. in the countryside here and across africa, almost no one is on the grid. the costs, the distances are

do you think yours throws yours ias to work for me i don't think i don't think does the scriptures gene. because post show most americans don't want war and yet we always seem to be at war so it doesn't sound like you work for i said it sounds a lot like you work for the weapons contractors in the oil companies in the war iraq so caught the ball with the news it is inside the framework of that national shit. the strategy specifically where it states that we're to protect the american people the homeland in the american way of life well we're not protecting all of the american people you know not the people in flint sucking on lad not the not the indigenous people fighting against pipelines not the not the prisoners filling our jails arrested for minor drug charges not the soldiers who come back and are waiting in line at the v.a. now for immigrant families that were destroying in order to support someone who's been here forty years. but there's a salad a handful of rich people we care a lot about. the good life in the story right there both to our responsibility to pass intact to the ne

my grandmother used to always tell me the scripture, that don't despise small beginnings.attention, but i would be so upset if we can't look back four years from now and can't point to things that are better, but for me and my team being here. he isjust 27 he is just 27 years old. now to a power revolution that's under way in africa. instead of using fossil fuels like coal, it's renewable energy, which is slowly gaining steam. solar and wind powered devices are bringing power to rural communities, transforming the lives of millions. the bbc‘s andrew harding has the story. ona on a flooded part in rural zambia, africa's past meets africa's future. there is the old broken bridge, a symbol of the creaking infrastructure still holding back development on this continent. and there, perched onjudith's head sits there, perched onjudith's head sits the future. judith is a solar powered saleswoman on her weight to a new client. she works for one of several companies now making inroads. in that undrip side here and across africa —— countryside, or worse number of —— almost no—one is

my grandmother used to always tell me the scripture, that don't despise small beginnings.lot of attention, but i would be so upset if we can't look back four years from now and can't point to things that are better, but for me and my team being here. as the me too and time's up movements gather strength in the us, women around the globe have been speaking out about their experiences of sexual harassment. but one of the largest film industries in the world has seen very few women, so far, calling for change. now the actress kalki koechlin has spoken to the bbc about sexism in bollywood. we know what we are, but know not what we may be. it is a very difficult step to take, because it is their career on the line. it is a very difficult step to take, because it is their career on the line. one people don't listen to you if you are nobody, two, if you are a celebrity and you talk about it, it becomes a headline. plus you are dealing with hundreds of people than throwing their opinions at you and it can really shake a person emotionally. i know several girls who are newcomers in

phone apps have been developed so sermons and scriptures are easily accessible and more and more modern thinking churches are using live streaming video of services. once more popular than christianity here has suffered the most only fifteen percent of the population actively follow the faith now temples are offering temple stays for people to enjoy good food and meditation in peaceful surroundings as a way of reintroducing them to the faith. they may be considered gimmicks and gadgets but it may be the last chance for faith to stop koreans from losing their religion completely tony berkeley al-jazeera soul. let's take you back to hong kong where pro-democracy marches have been out on the streets typical paula is that how the mall just shaping up. well sunday the march has ended here in civic square this is right in front of the government buildings and this is a very important place for the protesters as this is where the twenty fourteen pro-democracy umbrella movement broke out now this square has been closed for the past five years the three student leaders broke into this square and

phone apps have been developed so sermons and scriptures are easily accessible and more and more modern thinking churches are using live streaming video of services. once more popular than christianity here has suffered the most only fifteen percent of the population actively follow the faith now temples are offering temple stays for people to enjoy good food and meditation in peaceful surroundings as a way of reintroducing them to the faith. they may be considered gimmicks and gadgets but it may be the last chance for faith to stop koreans from losing their religion completely berkely out zero soul new rules making it legal to buy marijuana for recreational use have been introduced in the u.s. state of california customers were queuing up when the shop opened in oakland at six am waiting for their first chance to buy the drug legally without a medical prescription about ninety stores were allowed to start selling cannabis on new year's day los angeles and san francisco are expected to follow suit later in the year conservation is a welcomed a decision by china to ban the buying and sel

phone apps have been developed so sermons and scriptures are easily accessible and more and more modern thinking churches are using live streaming video of services. once more popular than christianity here has suffered the most only fifteen percent of the population actively follow the faith now temples are offering temple stays for people to enjoy good food and meditation in peaceful surroundings as a way of reintroducing them to the faith. they may be considered gimmicks and gadgets but it may be the last chance for faith to stop koreans from losing their religion completely tony berkeley al-jazeera seoul. that is the next part of our series looking ahead to two thousand and eighteen that we had to brazil now it's emerging from a recession and struggling with the fallout from corruption scandals this hope elections could bring renewal gentleman reports from the c.f.a. in brazil. brazilian politics is in the doldrums forty percent of the congress are under investigation for corruption the president's ratings are in single digits and his reforms a stuck but next year brings elections a

phone apps have been developed so sermons and scriptures are easily accessible and more and more modern thinking churches are using live streaming video of services. once more popular than christianity here has suffered the most only fifteen percent of the population actively follow the faith now temples are offering temple stays for people to enjoy good food and meditation in peaceful surroundings as a way of reintroducing them to the faith. they may be considered gimmicks and gadgets but it may be the last chance for faith to stop koreans from losing their religion completely tony berkeley al-jazeera soul. now protests demanding the resignation of the president of the democratic republic of congo have tons of violent at least seven people were killed and dozens arrested by security forces after catholics called for peaceful demonstrations shelob else explains. the in the democratic republic of congo catholic worshipers pray this sunday they pray with a political purpose they want president joseph kabila goal crackling was asked was very good it was very nice nothing to do was trying t

phone apps have been developed so sermons and scriptures are easily accessible and more and more modern thinking churches are using live streaming video of services. buddhism once more popular than christianity here has suffered the most only fifteen percent of the population actively follow the faith now temples are offering temple stays for people to enjoy good food and meditation in peaceful surroundings as a way of reintroducing them to the faith. they may be considered gimmicks and gadgets but it may be the last chance for faith to stop koreans from losing their religion completely tony berkeley al-jazeera seoul. to a world first now in iceland it started the new year by becoming the first country in the world to legalize equal pay between men and women companies and government agencies face fines if they can't prove pay parity firms with at least twenty five employees must have government certification of equal pay policies iceland's been ranked by the world economic forum as the most gender equal country for the past nine years but in other countries worldwide discrimination is g

phone apps have been developed so sermons and scriptures are easily accessible and more and more modern thinking churches are using live streaming video of services. once more popular than christianity here has suffered the most only fifteen percent of the population actively follow the faith now temples are offering temple stays for people to enjoy good food and meditation in peaceful surroundings as a way of reintroducing them to the faith. they may be considered gimmicks and gadgets but it may be the last chance for faith to stop koreans from losing their religion completely tony berkeley al-jazeera soul. alan german says he is known for its edgy art scene and buildings that hidden in the skyline remnants of nazi architecture which hart actually darker period in the country's history dominic cain has long. in modern times this is the home of the heritage bellina football team but others it's the olympic stadium from the one nine hundred thirty six games of the many buildings that were thrown up during the one nine hundred thirty s. and forty's this is one of the best preserved the pr

every morning he'd send clinton scripture readings and accused of sexually harassing subordinate. first complained who brought the campaign to the campaign manager who then recommend to hillary clinton that strider be fired. "the new york times" said clinton refused. instead the young woman who complained was given a different position. and there's been a comment saying the campaign had a policy to address the conduct and they were reviewed in accordance with the policies and appropriate action was taken. there's no indication of what action was considered appropriate and until now former clinton associates were unwilling to talk about the event. the metoo movement changed that and eight former campaign officials decide to go public though the woman who went public is not among them. remember, the clinton candidacy has been cited as the inspiration for the metoo movement though the factor in the movement, harvey weinstein was a long-time donor and friend and they were told to steer clear of weinstein. burn strider was later hired to lead an independent group and was fired for nume

and there's one articulated by the rulers, they were not doing it at the scriptures. they were making law theoretically for the public good and the laws enforced on the land were not a particular selection imposed on everyone, so we are failing our own history if they say the state is enforcing my version of islam on everybody. this is why it's an easy step to say, wait, i may not want that in my life, but do i believe that my personal version of how i want to live in god's way-- if the state decided that religious diversity, sexual orientation diversity is is it my own version of islam if i decide to live here. and the idea that they live under the law that you're in or unless the law forces you to do something pre-hibited. unless they're not allowing you to pray or forcing you to drink. we have to? -- don't use the word code, there's not a code and law-- that's not a good translation of sharia. it comes in many forms and aspects and parts are enforced by the state and others are my personal practice. don't get distracted by the subject. and don't always side with th

clinton scripture readers. he was accused of sexually harassing a young woman.and she claimed he rubbed her shoulders and sent a string of suggestive emails. her complaint got the attention of the campaign manager patty doyle. >> i interviewed all of the parties involved. i looked at the evidence and emails he sent and other documents and came to the conclusion that there was sexual harassment involved. the young woman was very credible. >> doyle recommended he be fired but hillary clinton refused. nine years later hillary clinton tweeted quote: the campaign allowed him to continue in his role and reassigning the young woman. the reason it's going public is the former clinton associates were unwilling to talk about the event until the me too movement compelled them to speak to the "new york times." the 2016 clinton campaign was cited as an inspiration for the me too movement even though harvey weinstein was a long time donor to the clintons. she used one group's literally name. >> thanks for your feminism and activism and i hope you keep up the really important

crackhead made many times i apologize if you've heard that the platform is going to be recited in the scriptures forever. we've got to change. >> any others? >> from the capital research center for jim pearson, you were talking about madison and the empire and the union. empire into the union. can you tell us more about the deeper picture of medicine did want independent question is whether anything that can be done now to get us closer to that? >> the second one is very difficult. as i said, 1787, the idea of the nationstate was not a very visible image to the founding fathers. the union was a new idea and was supported for a host of reasons that have to do with the european powers. jefferson thought in terms of an entire. so i believe the american nationstate is constructed after words from all of these conflicts that developed in the 19th to 20th century. the question is how do we get back to this madisonian kind of system. i have no idea how we get back to that because medicine never envisioned this government. and many of these things we are talking about in the huge administrative state, t

. >> scriptures is greater love has no man who fights for his friends and that is the greed police officersa president who supports them. rob: border security front and center on capitol hill as the white house holds a bipartisan meeting to hammer out try to hammer out a deal on daca, the border wall, immigration and this whole mess we have, the door is not open yet and democrats already threatening a government shutdown. >> there should be border security, real border security and help for the dreamers. what they want to do is take 800,000 dreamers, kept them. democrats have to hold the line. rob: what do people defending the border think, the people who have to keep this under control? brandon judd is president of the national border patrol council and he is speaking at the homeland security hearing and joins us live, thanks for coming on this morning. >> appreciate you having me. >> we have got these issues, daca has bipartisan support, to extend daca and give them the right to stay, kids brought here as children, they didn't know better. my question to you is the wall, the big thing is

in scripture he is a vegetarian, as was adam and eve.sion to eat the animals till after the flood. >> anthony: all right, well we'll see who's doing better at the end of these ten days. a little social experiment here. madagascar was settled, best we can tell, around 700 a.d. by people from what is now indonesia. later, by africans. in 1895 the french took it, killed off a substantial number of people in the process, and as they do, left behind beautiful buildings and the french language. when independence came in 1960 it was sudden and ill prepared for. continuing political incompetence has left most of madagascar's 22 million people living on less than $2 a day. do you know this place? do you eat -- have you been here? >> rossy: yes, wednesday, saturday to go out before going to nightclub. go to look's. >> anthony: first meal in country and i suggested this place. i thought it would be perfect, darren being a vegetarian and all. this is what you call being passive aggressive, i think. so what's good here? >> rossy: look's pork. >> anth

if my uncle were here today i believe he would remind us of that scripture of one blood god made all so we are one human race. we must learn to live together as brothers and i added sisters. i know president trump is working on prison reform getting some people out of prison, back into the working market. unemployment for blacks than for everybody is down and hiring is coming up. we know what the tax cut, some businesses are now saying we'll raise our own minimum wage. all of that is working in president trump has always been the same. that is one of the things that convinced me to vote for him along with his pro-life babies in the womb. they ask what about racism. if you give people jobs come a good fair place to live, a good place in society with dignity, they will get along. we just want fairness and i had a discussion today. people were sitting president trump is called haiti and africa a bad word. he was referring to the corruption in those countries that need to be fixed or they actually are held over because of the stranglehold corruption and as the leader of america as we bec

friends remember him as selfless and went to him for scriptural advice.ng his condolences online tweeting quote we love our police and law enforcement. god bless them all. all of those wounded are expected to survive. 10 americans are dead after a fiery plane crash in costa rica. small charter plane bursting into the mountains. show fire and broken jet parts. none of the 12 people on board survived. including a family of five in new york. there is also reports of two florida doctors and their teenage daughter among the dead. that crash is under investigation. as promised. turning now to extreme weather. bitter cold weather gripping the nation. some places seeing snow and ice. those dangerous conditions leading to a 40 car pileup in michigan brand new video just released. >> there is a big truck. whoa, whoa. right in front of us. down in the ditch. here is another one. whoa, another one going in. jillian: deep south feeling artic cold front with snow and freezing rain. a look at your headlines. when you see the video of the cars you have no control at that

scripture says you're this sure there are things about the sculpture you can criticize but all in all i find it a successful contribution or attempt on my part as are. bassinets continue to make sculptures the roughness of his paintings it's reflected in the word he uses. as for physicians it was evidently in tuned with the times sculpture was on the decline somehow it had grown too fond of stone and bone painters meanwhile were evidently able to discover and pursue new paths in sculpture. and basel it's as in all his works provided a new way and arrived at these magnificent sculptures big believe for them for we gave. them goals are things going to only come. back when it started the art of africa and its powerful expressiveness. it was obvious. basel its is like a sponge he has a lot of things in his head of an african art not the whole of african art but certain things exerted a huge influence on him and he reshaped them in his own way if you like and made his own art out of order mocked process and of course. most of his sculptures are of wood figures or heads or legs with feet ev

bush says he now devotes time daily to reading scripture.r matt lauer's life, he retreated to the hamptons after he was let go in november after allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace. a source tells "e.t." matt lauer is sticking to his daily routine from going to the horse farm, going to the same local eatery and spending time with his kids. and -- >> megyn is slamming jane fonda. why are you fighting with her, megyn kelly the >> the megyn kelly/jane fonda feud was sparked by this back in september. >> why did you say -- i read you felt you're not proud you had work done. why not? >> we really want to talk about this? >> the question came up last week, when fonda's co-star lily tomlin joked about how she and fonda were friends even before fonda's first face-lift. >> who are you, megyn kelly? >> last weekend, it came up weekend when "variety" posted fonda's reaction to the question. >> i was just stunned. so inappropriate. >> megyn fired back on monday. >> i have no regrets about that question. nor am i in the market f