she stretched out of all guts and tendons over a washed up their instruments for hunters and shepherds. but this one suits home made music best of all. the valley forty kilometers east of kill is popular with local shepherds here they often host musicians trying to recreate a horseback band the kind that existed in the t.v. in people's republic in the early twentieth century. ok let's try to approach the horses. do it carefully. the shepherds have picked horses for the musicians but the animals still aren't used to the noise produced by the band. even if horses hoping to train beforehand when they spend too many months on a pasture they become out of touch with humans once the musicians lassoo the horses the next thing to do is to introduce them to musical sounds gently at first good. good boy well done. he remember. to me. it takes the horses half an hour to get used to the sound produced by the band. it's difficult to ride a horse and play a musical instrument at the same time and there's a problem also with breeding and of course the horse can throw you on the ground but today every

>> hi, shepherd. couldn't help but comment that jonathon's report was excellent, your conversation with him. if the president of ecuador was looking to create big anti-american movement in south america, maybe this is what he is sort of resorting to as all that is left. besides himself and chavez and castro, there really hasn't been any big such weight. there are people who are more ambivalent with close ties to the united states. it has been a good decade, and it is not a partisan comment. it has been true under bill clinton and barack obama. he is looking for a cause. he is a rebel without a cause at this point. this would not be the end of the world. he probably couldn't get to ecuador, and even if he did, as long as he didn't resume activity and have access to class pho cation, it would not hurt our securities. >> it was astounding to me, the headline on the guardian yesterday, i was reading it in the daytime yesterday and i was surprised the american media haven't jumped on this yet. it feels lik

other members of the expedition reached a remote shepherd camp in tv's west. among the guests this time are elizabeth's friends from a group of singers called the daughters of t.v. hi. hello nice to meet you. the hostess superior by lack is a legend in these parts among other things she is the last surviving soldier from the t.v. people's army that fought in world war two in accordance with local tradition the inhabitants of a shepherd camp treat visitors to tea and chat with them nomads always treasure a contact with visitors as it is their way of hearing the news. about school that granny would like to give you a present by singing a traditional to one song for you. the. thing about the daughters of tea work is that the young women use their throop singing technique during their performances they also play traditional instruments. for the working i have lived here in this valley since i was a child to former some very rare visitors here i'm happy to have you here it's a great present for someone as old as me it makes me very happy. translated from the t.v. i

in language this mountain towering over the shepherd camp is called mt heavenly back several years ago the dalai lama came here he declared that the mountain is a sacred symbol for the entire buddhist world. elizabeth is modeled by the landscape she sees here scenery he is very different to anything that i have ever seen before and over many people think that it is a very big and very. environment i think i think the stock in this over it is actually very very beautiful. temple was the final destination on the t.v. as west. for many years the complex of monasteries was regarded as a vivid example of this construction in the region. the temple was destroyed in one nine hundred thirty seven the height of a soviet campaign against religion. the surviving of the temple mean as much to teevan as the wailing wall means to jews. visitors walk around the temple several times. they offer prayers. many people in t.v. buddhists but they worship the ancient practice of. sharman ism in the same time the shamans claim they have interrogated their gift from their ancestors just like their fathers and

there is a bull's eye here, shepherd, four to eight inches of rain. there's a lot of drought going on here. so they need the rain. but they're going to get too much too quickly and i think we'll be seeing significant flooding. folks into the central part of the country need to be preparing for that as well. >> you know, one of the concerns around here is the temperatures because the power company is suggesting hundreds of thousands of people could be without power for another week. the temperatures are going to get hot, aren't they? >> yeah. i'm wondering how you're sitting this with that jacket on. i know you needed the rain jacket. it's hot and will be humid. it's august and you're down around louisiana, southern louisiana. it's hot by any standard. the next few days looks like the temperatures will be the low 90s. that doesn't look like it's going to change, at least the next four to five days. for people who don't have the energy, it will be uncomfortable. >> so humid, rick, because all of this standing water, it's always humid here this time of y

his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestana

>> exactly, shepherd. we just got on of the phone with the coordinator for the city of college station who told us that that -- and now at least two police officers have been shot. this happening about two blocks or so just off campus. it that information confirmed and one civilian shot as well. this is just to the southeast of campus close to kyle field. a lot of people familiar with that as where the texas a&m aggies play ball. and the area has been active in the last couple weeks because a lot of students are coming back ahead of the fall semester. classes start on the 27th of this month. police say although they do have the suspect in custody, much of the vicinity is still locked down as this investigation plays out, shepherd. >> we are expecting a news conference shortly. that is right? >> we will be having a news conference coming out. our local affilliates are on top of this, but right now the information is slow going. once the news conference begins, we will monitor it and bring the details to our

. >> dax shepherd directed the film. he co-directed it and it was made for under $2 million. >> cheap. >> very cheap. if it -- it makes like $625,000 its opening day. it will make it back this weekend. it is a movie that has a great action balance whaird r-rated comedy. dax shepherd plays a guy who got into some crime, testified against his friends, went into witness protection and now he has this new life, this new girlfriend and wants to drive her to l.a. that breaks the witness protection rules and he he gets himself into trouble obviously and his past come back to haunt him. kristin bell and diamondback shepherd are dating in real life. they are actually engaged. of this a great time. you are engaged in their relationship. it is a hard r-rated movie. so you have a lot of raunchy comedy, lots of violence. it is one of those movies that balances it out. it is sweet but also kind of hard core at the same time. it is very, very r-rated. do not take your kids to see it. you thought bradley cooper -- look at his dreds. he

sea shepherd spokesmen are criticizing the move. interpol has had a separate notice out for the sea shepherd founder since 2010. it made the decision after japanese authorities issued an arrest warrant for watson for allegedly ordering sabotage activities against japan's whaling fleet. >>> the third japanese ever will soon take a walk in space. nasa has scheduled an astronaut and an american colleague to do some repair work on the outside of the international space station. began a four-month mission to the iss last month. he has been installing new equipment on the japanese experimental module using a robotic arm. he is on his second space mission. he'll follow in the footsteps of his japanese predecessors when he steps out of the iss on august 30th. space walks have generally been restricted to u.s. and russian astronauts. >>> ninja, the traditional martial art practiced by ninjas. although ninjas are best known for their appearances on films, their fighting moves are finding fans far from tokyo or hollywood. a growing number of w

shepherd? >> thank you both. we greatly appreciate it. >>> federal charges for the man accused of opening fire on the offices of the conservative lobbying group in dc, the response from the head of the group next. and earlier this week we showed you a wild car crash. now this is a new view of the same thing. video from inside the car. you will see it after this, and we will speak with the people inside the vehicle. they are live in studio next. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. the man who opened fire of the dc headquarters of the family research council appeared in court today to face criminal charges. here is a picture of the suspect from yesterday. he is 28-year-old floyd lee cork cork -- corkins. he told the judge he had but $300 to his name. the man posed as an intern when he walked into the building yesterday morning. the suspect said words to the affect of "i don't like your politics" before he shot a security guard in the arm. police say the guard still managed to wrestle the gun away from the success -- susp

it will be a very long fire season, shepherd. these two fires are burning, and there are still homes evacuated in northern california. they are making a bit of headway today. shepherd? >> adam thank you. let's go to janice now. any relief in sight? >> we will not get any moisture in this area. that's the one thing we can count on. look at the fires we are talking about, close to four dozen. these are large fires burning across the west. for the next several days winds will be light, but we are still dealing with tinder dry conditions from the drought and temperatures are well over a hundred degrees across california and into arizona. these are the highs. 111 in palm springs and 107 in fresno and 117 in death valley. and just taking a look at the five-day where adam is, it looks like temperatures will remain warm through the workweek. winds will be light, but no moisture at all to be had, shep. >> and some folks could see some severe weather today. >> yes, on the east coast we are dealing with a frontal system that will push eastw

democrat shepherd and kristen bell. >> the stakes are different but the reality of the relationship is something we felt really truthful about. >> shepherd also wrote and co-directed the film, which arrives in theaters this wednesday. >>> and out on dvd tomorrow, the dictator. >> it is a spoof on an outlandish dictator. also out on dvd, bernie, a true crime story about a friendship between a more tigs and a wealthy widow. that is your eye on entertainment. teresa garcia, cbs news, hollywood. >>> i did see sparkle. listening to the review and the music is great. jordin sparks i saw on broadway, great singing voice, still is stiff in her acting. >> that is the last whitney houston movie? >> yes the younger kids were saying not as good as the original with mariah carey. i was saying no no no. the original was 176. good morning and -- was 1976. >> i have not seen any of the three. probably won't. >>> i wonder how many parents are doing the happy dance today. with school starting. >> kids get to get back together with friends. but then you get back to the books and learning. >> getting out

600,000 that's a great news to begin with boat when you come to be the shepherd do you see yourself with the vision or do you see yourself sitting in? >>> i would give the typical catholic answers both hand. but i try to clarify it's not so much that the come in addition to imposing the diocese it's that we have to come to a vision together and have to take the lead in that and the bishops have in the government governments of the entire audience is the broader perspective but it also has to your from all different elements of the diocese. together we can form a commission. there already is a vision emplace but we need to continually reassess our we need to act this extra resources and energies. people have been very welcoming and the priest organizing opportunities for me to get to know them. >>> tell us about the clarity and tells how wonderful these men are. >>> they're very dedicated to the people they work hard and the love the people and they're really trying to serve the community and they serve beyond the confines of their parishes they're very involved in the community in t

you cannot steal sheep if the shepherd is doing his job. and that's bottom line.e shepherd is doing his job, the flock will stay. >> whether poaching or a naturae that their church cannot sit back and watch. >> i think this is a healthy movement to the church. what it does is it keeps it from providing a rational to things that we do. too often we can't, can w changes in policy on positioning, on questions like sexuality, in terms of secular discourse. and we, as tradition, need to be a -- we need to be equally robust in saying, look, we actually think we have diserned what god requires of us and of the community in the world and we need to put our mission up against the catholic vision. >> while some leaders made convergence difficult, that was not the case under st. luks. this parish gets to keep its building. but however, the conversion is handled, church leaders see little need to back down from where the episcopal church stands on social issues. >> one thing that the church does that is very attractive to people, is we try to do two things at once. that is ho

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people say they are not taking chances and getting the heck out of the dodge, shepherd.rina devastated new orleans seven years ago. but the people say they have not recovered. many homes and businesses are still shuttered. she said she doesn't think her neighborhood will return to what it used to be. here is a picture of the home before katrina and here's what it looks like after. isaac is not katrina. val spoke to us again and the storm is making her mighty uneasy. >> and knowing that tomorrow is the anniversary. we planned a beautiful celebration and the people who drowned down in the ninth ward. it is overwhelming for people right now and the stress of this. they don't have a fire house or grocery store not in the sen years since katrina hit. >> we are expecting the next official update in 40 minutes. 45 minutes from now i think. the storm was close to hurricane strength. they say it was strengthening and slowed down and expecting to intensify over the warm waters of the gulf. and right to the mississippi coast. and steve harington is standing by live. one high school

pilots james shepherd and chris are racing "king of shaves" sponsored by the company of the same name which sells shaving products. >> powered by twin lamborghinis with 12 engines, probably cost about 2 million pounds to build, $4 million. >> ceo will king says driving the boat is like racing a ferrari on the water at 150 miles per hour, an intense thrill. and dangerous one too. skimming along at these speeds, things can go wrong fast. shepherd has won the honda formula 4 series several years running, but it's his first time competing at the british grand prix. >> any race you do in any series and you're keen to make an impression. >> the fact they're the only british boat in the race amps the pressure up even higher. >> they were so fired up because it was a home race, and i really just wanted them, "a," to enjoy the day and "b" to come out on the podium would have been fantastic. >> the boat was probably ranking in third or fourth in terms of speed. >> you think starting at the back will be terrible or all right? >> we'll sit there and we'll get a good shot at it. >> by the first co

shepherd, you got a minute? i need to talk to you about your trial. oh, um...d get meredith. i just got a lecture on the failure to extend professional courtesy to one's spouse. i think it's best you don't get meredith. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. you're in-- i still feel bad that i'm not gonna be here. for the surgery? i'll be unconscious. that's not when i'm gonna miss you. okay. then i guess i w-- you can feel bad about all the time that follows. you know, when i'm not under general anesthesia, and you're still not here. you're halfway around the world... with arnold. andrew. raah! excuse me? he's a rock star. i kind of feel like the sound of an adoring crowd should follow his name. i don't--i don't... is that a compliment or an insult? i don't know. i guess it depends on how you feel about rock stars. okay, well, andrew is not a rock st-- raah! okay, you know what? can you stop that, please? it's starting to get annoying. my wife's leaving. i'm allowed to be annoying. i'm not a real wife, so that doesn't buy for a lot of bad behavior. well

he helped me on "moon shot" that i wrote with alan shepherd. he was a very reclusive person, but when nbc news, steve cappas, the president of nbc news, gave me a dinner at the au50-year ma down here, neil came down for the dinner. he generally didn't do that. we had a real nice time together then. we communicated often about every day talking about what's going on in space, but the best thing that you can say about neil armstrong is had we looked the world over, we could not have found a better person than neil armstrong to represent america as a first person on the moon. he never took advantage of that. he never enriched himself from that. you never found him out. you never had to worry about finding neil armstrong needing to be taken care of because he was on drugs or on an alcoholic binge or anything of this nature. he was a simple farm boy from south ohio, grew up not too far away from where wilbur a and orrville wright lived. he was also a professor in rocket engineering at cincinnati university. but he flew about everything out there. at

you've got the shepherd's clinic right over there and this is where the main happened. let me show you the damage that it's done. this is the 16-inch water main that cracked last night just after 11:00. you can see that crack there it runs about nine feet. public works crews have been here since last night. what they've been able to do. they've been a able to shut off the water and bring down the water pressure and you can see they're pumping most of the water out and right now they're waiting on that new section to arrive so they can replace this cracked one. in the meantime water has been turned off to the folks in this area. it will remain turned off until they're able to fix this problem. now this is causing a huge headache for people who live right around the corner. in the 1500 block of abbotston street. kim collins you've been dealing with the mess ever since this water main broke last night. yorubasment is flooded. >> yes, basements are flooded and actually we've been calling 311 all night and we were told to wait until around 6:00 when someone comes in and then

they started with shepherd's handwritten manuscripts. but there were challenges. for example, the anthem of uganda at just 18 seconds had to be stretched. >> when you have a medal ceremony, there's a window of 60 to 90 seconds that the music has to last. >> reporter: the anthems, which each country approved, were recorded in just over 50 hours. but then, regime change in libya. >> we went back into abbey road studios recently and rerecorded the new libya anthem. >> reporter: shepherd and i briefly collaborated on an anthem the u.s. and uk each claim as their own. for most of us, the drama of the olympics is over who takes the medals. for philip, it's over, will the right anthem play? >> i was watching the other day and they were about to play the chinese national anthem. and i was thinking, that's chn on the sheet. right next to it is chi, which is chile. please press the right button. >> reporter: one final note, the national anthem of uruguay is the longest of all nations at almost seven minutes. it was respectfully shortened for these olympics. from london, i'm

>> jack shepherd codirected this film. made for under $2 million. >> cheap. >> very cheap.ning day, will make it back. action balance with hard r rated comedy. guy got into crime, went into witness protection and has a new life, girlfriend and wants to drive her to l.a. that breaks the witness protection rule and he gets into trouble obviously. and his past comes back to haunt him. kristen bale and jack shepherd are engaged in real life, and the chemistry is there. it's a hard r. lots of violence and raunchy. sweet and hard core. very hard r. i thought bradley cooper, by the way, look at the dreads. >> i didn't know it was him. >> the guy with the dreds. he plays this villanous character, but has a sweet side and you hope he'll forgive his friend, jack shepherd. i love that balance of a villan, when you don't know if they're a good or bad guy. i feel like it's a fun movie. great car chases. it's a digital high def camera. looks gorgeous. four out of five. i really liked it. fun movie. kind of original, and it's a big passion project for shepherd. >> you saw premium rush. >>

. >> i reread the conscience of the conservative that was first published in shepherds fill kentucky. i have always been fascinated by it. >> host: by a new think of barry goldwater and conservatives and libertarians, is there a difference? >> it has been watered down. people don't know what it means. but we were upset with obama's making this spending worse but not have the under george bush. many people call themselves libertarian as a constitutional conservative with limited government. >> host: you spent spent -- wrote this before spending time in the senate. now what would you change? has your thinking changed at all? >> i feel i and stand the impasse to get things done. i have tried to take ideas many democrats have put forward but then be the head narrative is we will not talk with them but to all i am trying to meet with democratic reform. it could be saved if we've gradually raise the age and means test but no democrats will discuss entitlement reform. >> host: your party? >> cafe and half. i am equally critical all 47 senators are for the balanced budget but when we cut $7 m

good shepherd filed suit citing the religious land use and institutionalized person act of 200, basically saying the county can't discriminate against the church. >> the judge will have to look at the facts and make a determination first if it doesn't apply, then he will look at it under the existing court tests, which is whether or not the statute is a neutral law of general applicability. >> reporter: good shepherd falls within the hunter mill district of fairfax county, which is supervised by board member kathy hudgens. we contacted her office to get her side of the story, and shy decline to make a statement. >>> when we come back, d.c. united is being sued. a soccer player wants justice after he claims his career was cut short. >>> something interesting found in hong kong. >>> and veronica is in bethesda, who is your friend? >> reporter: this is little henry. there's a lot of furry little friends running around out here. they're so cute and adorable, and of course a lot of kids, too. hey, guys. they're having a good time. we're going to have a lot more we're going to have a lot more w

invite dave up again to say how much we really appreciate him being part of today's program, helping shepherd it and share his own experiences. so thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you all. thank you. you are very, very kind. can i just be selfish and say that you inspired me? i am so happy. even if i do not see you again for regularly, i am taking pictures of your faces and thinking of all the successes you will make technologically, even when i do not see you, so feel good about it. do not be afraid of it. tackle it. it is yours, and congratulations. thank you for being a wonderful, wonderful audience. thank you. [applause] 0, and happy birthday. i'm robert chief and i'm the park's supervisor in the parks in the sunset district. i've been working here for 3 years. we are 60-70 street below street level. the 64 acre park. the park is divided into 2 sections we are in the stern area. when you get over to pine lake meadow and pine lake, pine lake is considered a natural area. in 1847, the green family came out here, back then this was kind of an empty canyon and sand dun area. they claime

. >> reporter: good shepherd filed suit against the board of supervisors fighting the religious land use and institutionalized persons act of 200. basically say the county can't discriminate. >> unless the government has a compelling interest, they can't do any -- they can't take any action that substantial burdens the free exercise rights of an individual or a church. so the question that the court will have to address is, does this law substantial burden the church? >> reporter: good shepherd falls within the hunter mill district, which is supervised by board member kathy hudgens. we contacted her office, and she decline to make a statement. >> coming up at 6:30, we talked about the possible outcomes of this case once it does go to court. live in fairfax county, tony tull, news4. >>> liz crenshaw tells us the best time to buy the new electronics or a big vacation. >>> plus a 100-year-old driver president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate is more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-i

the shepherd has lost his sight. brought arthritis. it's a pain and stiffness that little relief. mile fromheads home. in the shallow water of lake superior, owner impact find a peace -- owner and pet find a temporary peace. takes the paint off the joint. a few moments of serenity. it bothers me when i cannot him. yet there is the nagging thought, will this be the last swim? manwill eventually separate and his best friend. i hope he passes in his sleep. everyone want their loved one to pass peacefully? time has already created an unbreakable bond. ." broughtys that shep deep recession brought him to suicide. touching story. sad. >> just trying to make it through that one. right, let's talk about brighter skies at there. shadown. . take a look outside right now. plenty of sunshine, and it will remainingnd for the afternoon hours. will notice clouds that will roll in. the clouds will eventually as showers and thunderstorms, but not until tomorrow. degrees the reagan national. 50s with winds out of the at 3 miles pert hour. 84 degrees of falls church. 85 degrees at george washington

dax shepherd, bradley cooper, hollywood heart throbs here to tell us all about it. >> find out about the dreadlocks coming up. first we want to get the day's top stories from natalie morales over at the news desk. natalie, good morning again. >> good morning, savannah and lester. good morning, everyone. filmmaker tony scott has died after jumping electric a los angeles bridge sunday. witnesses say the 68-year-old "top gun" director leaped from a bridge. his body pulled from los angeles harbor by police several hours later. scott is the younger brother of fellow movie director ridley scott. he's survived by his wife and two children. >>> the gop is fighting a backlash after politico.com revealed kansas congressman kevin yoder went skinny dipping in the sea of galilee on a fact finding trip to israel. ed to akin sparked a firestorm by saying in an interview that conception is unlikely from, quote, a legitimate rape. the six-term republican congressman was defending his stance not to support abortions for rape victims. he has since said he misspoke. mitt romney's campaign has blasted th

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we know now go back to shepherd smith in new orleans. shep?e in the french quarter on bourbon street. so rain started here with a first band to make it through central business district and french quarter ban hour ago. we're told there are 34 more hours of rain still to come this, is the first, not much i'm aware of that. but this is the first time there is water running off like this. and the rain is pretty intricate. water goes into the street they have to pump it out of here, and they're standing water in areas and you can see palm trees blowing. the sort of things you'd expect but it's going to get much worse throughout the night. and you can expect the wind and rain with gusts into the hurricane force and then, see the skyscrapers down there? that is the central business district. locals telling we can expect category two force winds so higher than 100 miles per hour and 30 stories up and beyond so they can expect significant damages to buildings down near here. you can see there is power but as mentioned the first band came through about