they discovered i did not really know the lord. even though i went to the prayer meeting, they could send in my spirit that i did not truly know him. he was not true the lord of my life. even though i was a nice person, i did not drink, i did not draw, -- did not smoke, i did not do drugs, i was not chasing wrong with boys. but it did not matter. eart.ll had a wicked har i still needed to be saved and damany to jesus christ, but i had not done it at that point -- bow my knee to jesus christ, but i have not done it at that point. and i had some faithful friends. i heard the way of salvation from the pulpit. and i heard it, and i did not give my life to the lord at the moment. but it stuck with me. later on i was with three friends of mine and it was this time of year. it was beautiful out. iwe heard there was going to be a party in our lutheran church on halloween evening. if we decided we would go. we were 16 years of all and end of horsing around and decided we would go to this party. we went, my friends and myself. there was no pa

here to the chamber of the house of lords. e chamber of the house of lords. many of you i will have met before, yesterday and the day before. but not all of you. and so this is a good occasion for me to see you all together. and i do so warmly welcome you. now, i think you all know what it is we're here for. but you'll for give me if i perhaps go over it a little bit more. i am frances d' souza. i was recently elected speaker of the house of lords. my work today is to moderate the debate. but the work is going to be all yours. i want to reiterate that we will have two speakers, the prime minister leading the opposition to speak for and against -- don't forget what motion is. but this house really is that the commonwealth land should reduce its carbon emissions by 100% by the year 2050. then we will open it up as a free for all so that you will all have a chance to put your views and have a comment and you can ask questions of the speakers. the most important thing, the most important thing, is that you all keep to time. and i t

they discovered i did not really know the lord. even though i went to the prayer meeting, they could send in my spirit that i did not truly know him. he was not true the lord of my life. even though i was a nice person, i did not drink, i did not draw, -- did not smoke, i did not do drugs, i was not chasing wrong with boys. but it did not matter. i still had a wicked heart. i still needed to be saved and damany to jesus christ, but i had not done it at that point -- and bow my knee to jesus christ, but i have not done it at that point. and i had some faithful friends. i heard the way of salvation from the pulpit. and i heard it, and i did not give my life to the lord at the moment. but it stuck with me. later on i was with three friends of mine and it was this time of year. it was beautiful out. we heard there was going to be a party in our lutheran church on halloween evening. if we decided we would go. we were 16 years of all and end of horsing around and decided we would go to this party. we went, my friends and myself. there was

no, do i not for a second see a military threat from the lords resistance. nt see that as a threat to national security at all. but i have always -- >> it's -- there is a lot of nuance. >> there is a lot of nuance. being president of the united states, there is a lot of nuance. you would like to have somebody in charge, i think, that will be very, very transparent, regarding decisions being made. what are the differences? these are the questions questioi would be asking regarding signing that legislation in the first place, back to the lords resistance army. >> anwar al-awlaki, what if he hadn't been an american and he posed a threat to the united states? >> it wasn't oppose ago it wasn't opposing that order. it was the notion, first of all, this is unprecedentedded, this is an american citizen. if i were to have signed that order eye am not saying i wouldn't have signed that order -- where was the transparency for such an unprecedented action? i would have been very, very transparent. here's why i am ordering the assassination of a u.s. citizen, unpres debte

the lords resistant arm kidnapped her when she was 9 years old and brutalized her with 70,000 others g to analysts. well, during her time in captivity an explosion blew off part of her face, and you can see it there, and despite the fact that her disfigurement impedes her speech, akpoko put this online. >> i have witnessed the spirit of joseph kony and it is not from god. abducted young people from their homes and forcing them to become something that is not meant to be. i don't want any more children to go through what i went through. >> she is now 22, and i spoke with evelyn akpoko who says that rush limbaugh needs to apologize. >> actually, it is like made me upset a lot. i get very angry, and i would like don't want to talk about it, but i embrace myself, and i say i cannot keep quiet on what he had said, because it is not right. so, i decided to do something about it, take action out of this, so if it led the world -- let the world to know to know that sometimes what we hear without getting the background of it, sometimes is not true. >> so the lord's resistance army, and what di

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troops to uganda to target the leader of a group called the lord's resistance army is causing resistanceshington. since 2008, the united states has provided more than $40 million to support the regional military efforts to fight the lord's resistance army. that's according to the state department. in addition to money, we're sending in 100 troops. enough of the real news. let's gather around the water cooler to watch lady gaga serenade bill clinton. it happened saturday night at the hollywood bowl. the president was celebrating his 65th birthday and the clinton global initiative. let's watch. >> i just thought we all would get caught up in a little bill romance. ♪ caught had in a bill romance ♪ ♪ caught in a bill romance ♪ i want your love and i want your revenge ♪ ♪ i want your love and i want to be friends ♪ >> bill, i'm having my first real marilyn moment. i always wanted to have one. i wish you were playing sax with me tonight, baby. >> lady gaga telling the former president of the united states, i wish you were playing sax with me tonight, baby. renaming her song "bad romance" to "b

they are fighting the muslims. lord's resistance army objectives, i have them here: to remove dictatorship and stop the opression of our people. now, again, lord's resistance army is who obama has sale troops to help nations wipe out, wipe out christians. >> stephen: obama is wiping out christians. he's not only a secret muslim, he's a secret lion. [laughter] now, folks, turns out, turns out -- thanks very much. i thought that was clever. [cheering and applause] now, folks, there's actually a funny story here. turns out lord's resistance army is kind of a quirky way of loving thy neighbor. is that right, lord's resistance army is being accused of really bad stuff, child kidnapping, torture, murder, that kind of stuff. we just found out about this today, and we'll do our due diligence research on it. >> stephen: yeah, of course, of course. due diligence, due diligence always comes after accusing the president of killing christians. [laughter] that's why... that's why, folks... [cheering and applause] that's why it's called

>> if the lord said i can come in. >> that are the lord says you can come in? >> yeah. >> they train nurses social workers and pastors to conduct the discussions. bernard filled out his own. >> i am not making a judgment for you or anyone else. i think we live in a world in which we have to share resources. that's a spiritual value for me. if i receive medical care and it reaches a certain stage and it's not going to change the out come for me, but a lot more money could be spent. the cost of this care has reached a point that i no longer feel is ethical. other people don't even have basic needs being met. >> it wasn't the original intent of the advanced health care planning program, there has been an additional benefit. it saves money. typically hospital costs for a patient's last six months of life average about $31,500. some hospitals is twice that amount or more. at gunderson lutheran it's $22,000 because the patient spends fewer days in the hospital. >> where would you rather spend your time if you had two years to live? in the hospital going through tests

the lord's resistance army emerged from northern uganda in the 1990s. since that time it has murdered, killed, mutilated tens of thousands of people. kony was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the tribunal at the hague. kony is designated as a specially designated global terrorist. some 300 fighters originated out of uganda now more prevalent in central africa. i mean, the united states deploys 100 military advisors who happen to be special forces. i think we ought to call this what it is. it's a kill and capture mission. i would ask you to comment on that. >> well, congressman, i think we certainly are trying to enhance the capacity of our partners to capture or kill joseph kony and other commanders. but they will be doing the actual mission on the ground. we will be advising and assisting them so that they can be more effective in doing it. so, yes, i don't disagree with you in terms of one of the end results of this, if it works, but i think it makes sense from the united states' point of view to enable partners to act when they

resistance army, and listen to rush limbaugh as he defends the lra. >> the lords resistance army areighting the muslims in sudan. and obama has sent troops, united states troops to remove them from the battlefield which means kill them. so that's a new war, and 100 troops to wipe out christians in sudan, uganda. >> but eflen says that the rebels are hardly christians. they kidnapped her when she was 9 years old and brutalized her with 70,000 others over the last 25 years according to analysts. well, during her time in captivity an explosion blew off part of her face, and you can see it there, and despite the fact that her disfigurement impedes her speech, apoko put this online. >> i have witnessed the spirit of joseph kony and it is not from god. abducted young people from their homes and forcing them to become something that is not meant to be. i don't want anymore children to go through what i went through. >> she is now 22, and i spoke with evelyn apoko who says that rush limbaugh needs to apologize. >> actually, it is like made me upset a lot. i get very angry, and i would like d

i will admit it is true that the lord's resistance army did have the foresight to put the word "lord"hey're not like missionaries. they are best known for massacring civilians en masse. tying up men and hitting them in the head with axes. taking women and girls as sex slaves. forcing young boys to become child soldiers. they're considered responsible for thousands of civilian deaths in central africa. kidnapping, rape, mass murder, reign of terror, child soldiers, the whole kit and caboodle. but setting aside the astonishing exception of rush limbaugh calling those guys good guys because they put the word "lord" in their name, is it a blessing or a curse that we don't really have partisan arguments about foreign policy anymore? republicans don't seem to have it in them this year. but arguments can be beneficial. they can pry loose information about what's going on, what might happen next. right now, for example, the best information we have about obama's foreign policy does not come from political fights over foreign policy, it comes from journalism. journalism like michael hastings'

i made my about to the lord that i never would turn back. how much pressure does it send to the world to press against a part of a man who becomes the voice of his people? he should have had a tattoo freedom now or something like that. he said a braided his hair or carried a pool cue in a mahogany case and have that mechanism to laugh over skillet best fried chicken. this is a p sacred tooem. open your arms, turn p youralms up, feel the spirit of greatness and be redeemed [applause] . >> nikki giovanni, you should see what is happening backstage. it is so fun. our morals are creditor a combination of public and private resources. -- our memorials are a combination of public and private resources. the chairman of the dedication and chief executive officer will be followed by tommy hilfiger, dedication co founder and cut designerr,od guillam, and chairman of the king memorial foundation. welcome and thank you, for a mr.ckerson. [applause] >> g,wen. i am honored and humbled to be here today. at this truly momentous and historic event in front of

sure where they are. >> what do you think of president obama's move to help uganda fight the lra, the lord'se army? >> they continue to abduct young people in congo right now and some of them are still diagnose. i think if the troops went to africa, i don't think the kids would have fear, live with fear or -- -- themselves. they would be happy. >> evelyn's apoko's face was disfigured while she was captive by the lord'sry resistance army. we were unable to reach rush limbaugh for comment. you can learn more by going to cnn.com and it is featured in the middle of the taij page. it is very powerful. >>> checking some of the headlines, at least 138 people now confirmed dead in eastern turkey following a major earthquake. the .2 quake truck midday near the city of van which sits next to a large lake. powerful aftershocks have been frequent including a 6.0 an hour ago. the red crescent put out a emergency call for wokers, heavy equipment and drinking water. >>> libyan fighters congratulating a man that they say killed moammar gadhafi. it contradicts the story that the former dictator was killed in

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the lord's resistance army emerged from a no. you've done this in the 1990's. -- from northern uganda in the 1990's. it has killed and mutilated tens of thousands of people. john kony was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity and the tribunal at the hague. connie is also dignity -- kony is also designated as a special global terrorist. some 3000 fighters originating out of uganda, now more prevalent in central africa -- i mean, the united states the ploy's 100 military advisers to happen to be special forces. i think we should call this what it is. it is a killing capture mission. i would ask you to comment on that. >> congressman, i think we certainly are trying to enhance the capacity of our partners to capture or kill joseph kony and other commanders, but they will be doing the actual military mission on the ground. we will be advising and assisting them so that they will be more effective in doing it. yes, i do not disagree with you in terms of one of the end results, if it works, but i think it makes sense from

you most americans can't find you know know very little about this region and could have named the lord's resistance army before last weekend and why it is contradictory what it does contradict the purposes of the us national defense is laid out in the us constitution which the founding fathers were pretty clear about that the us defense establishment exists for the common defense of the united states and it's not an agent to go around to do armed community organizing it's not a device for just making the world better and i think to the extent that we forget about that we're going to perhaps not in this limited intervention but somewhere down the road will find ourselves in a lot more trouble what do you think they're already you only start hearing these ideas are discussions about nation building coming up right if we talk about iraq if we talk about afghanistan he's actually words that are already in you know just that also come into play or tell me how iraq was part of our national defense at all you know i think that they've already exactly asked about things that were your call then

policy of opposition in virtue of the lord's resistance army. and i think it's worth bearing in mind course the us has got a lot of military conflicts going on there not a place but it is a kid. it's not an international law it's not just troops into uganda against the will of the government and it's in cooperation government. and here at least not our glee contradicting us mark because he's already existing your worst law. says the u.s. should come back the lord's resistance army and present him go down a lot and it is better to speak or being no longer had always been a policy of the last what about the timing why now well the point of the queen is two things the claim of the administration the keepers to be heard is the existing efforts have not been so efficient in some of those sectors. it's worth noting that this is also where human rights groups have been saying that human rights watch is the administration so this is what pushing through or what are calling for us to be you know directly involved in combat and presence there u.s. troops a

i am weak, and, lord, i get worn. through thed, to the light take my, take my, take my hand, precious lord, and lead m, lord, lead me home. way when my, when my grows drear precious, precious lord, lord, would you linger near? and when my, when my life is almost, almost, almost gone father, father, hear my cry, yeah, hear my, hear my, hear my call, oh, jesus hold my hand, will you be there, yeah, lest i fall take my hand, precious lord, and lead, lord, lead me home at the riverr, yeah, yeah, here i stand good god, yeah, yeah, god, guide my feet please, oh, jesus, will you, will you, will you will you, will you, will you hold my hand? oh, ooh, precious lord, take my hand and lead, lord, lead me home oh, glory! hallelujah! ♪ [applause] >> god bless aretha franklin. august 28, that week we had a earthquake, and then a lady named irene paid us a visit. and it was indeed a dark day for me. but joy cometh in the morning. and what a glorious morning this is today. as i stand here and look across a transformed landscape, i see a wonderfu

. >> when i go to sleep, i thank the lord for that day.nd when i wake up, i thank the lord i'm able to wake up to another day. >> you have to check out ufc at hp pavilion. cung le takes on wanderlei november 19th. i was with him for the morning show. oh, we're going to show this right now? >> oh, own marla tellez. >> you open up a can of whoop butt. >> i start to lose my momentum here, got a little tired. >> still an intimidating presence out there. >> it's all about elbows in, hands up. relaxed shoulders. that's what i learned this morning. i want to do it. >> i thought you looked good. >> great. >> what are they calling you? >> bad to the bone tellez. okay. are you going to throw it over to christina? >> i want to see you do something with the gloves. you thought le was pretty cute but he's tough. >> i was given you grief earlier, marla, because i know you can wawallop me. cold air is mixing out. temperatures will climb out of the 50s. we're already warmer by 9 degrees than we were this time yesterday in sunnyvale. sun is out in full for

i had committed myself to the lord. i was doing the brave and a road thing of standing up for life, risking my politil career in pennsylvania, and this was my answer. you take my son. karen did more. she wrote, she kept writing. she wrote letters. she always did with all our children from the time there were born, from the time that we have found ou about their pregnancy, she would have the sonogram pictures and diaries and notes, just telling the kids what the life was like, because we knew at the moment of conception that was our son or daughter. she kept writing those letters and about a month later, her mother came to see her and she read all of the letters. she said, you should publish tghem. hem. maybe they will heal somebody. she published a book called the "letters to gabriel." --ere is not a month ago b that goes by that i do not meet somebody whose life was sav, whose baby was delivered, or whose burden was lessened. i tell my children that if you cnan do for god and for life what your little brother did in2 2

i had committed myself to the lord. i was doing the brave and a road thing of standing up for life, risking my political career in pennsylvania, and this was my answer. you take my son. karen did more. she wrote, she kept writing. she wrote letters. she always did with all our children from the time there were born, from the time that we have found out about their pregnancy, she would have the sonogram pictures and diaries and notes, just telling the kids what the life was like, because we knew at the moment of conception that was our son or daughter. she kept writing those letters and about a month later, her mother came to see her and she read all of the letters. she said, you should publish tghem. hem. maybe they will heal somebody. she published a book called the "letters to gabriel." --ere is not a month ago b that goes by that i do not meet somebody whose life was saved, whose baby was delivered, or whose burden was lessened. i tell my children that if you cnan do for god and for life what your little brother did i

wants to collect local intelligence probably and probably barack's let's say trolls to go after the lord's resistance army and the coneys guys which are not more than four hundred the last substantial number that we got there in the middle of the jungle the they had two thousand people like two years ago it's a dwindling force here the problem is the ugandan army so corrupt and also if you treat it that they cannot fight only make this these people it is an internecine ethnic war so maybe this cia or the special forces will get enough intelligence and if you know try to orient stir the usual and canine reaper to you know take out has been the lord's resistance army because they care. now that was eighteen times correspondent pepe asked about that doesn't find out from our in the stories we covered that r.t. dot com flash us that in fact at a youth who paid to you tube dot com slash r t.

and shortly thereafter-- within a year or so-- the lord chamberlain's office collapsed and went away. maybe it was because they realized her majesty was never going to go to the theater. i don't know. over the years, have you seen a difference between reaction to your work in this country and reaction elsewhere? i think there's always been a slight difference in reaction. no, that-- i hate to generalize. i have found over the years, 'cause i've had a lot of my work done in europe and other places, that european audiences, i think, are better trained when they're in school as to the nature of theater and serious theater, and so they go to the theater with more information and with more tolerance for ideas, i think, than, generally speaking, audiences do in this country. but that's a generalization, and i don't like it. there was censorship, by the way, of who's afraid of virginia woolf? the archdiocese of boston-- when we were doing the play in boston, they had some objections, and i-i didn't approve any of the changes. i think they wanted eight or nine minor changes. i am told that my

>> no. >> i was in the audience for that. >> rose: and the role of lord percy? >> it's extremely difficult. i think all the roles in the era have extensive ranges. it tests the ability t go up and down the scale of a singer and also dramatics. it's very dramatic and the orchestration can get very big at times so you don't really want to push too much but sometimes you haveto a little bit and you also have to pull back in certain areas of the opera. so for every character involved it's very tricky. >> very difficult. >> ihink peter could answer the question. it's probably hard to find casting for that. >> absolutely true. i should say that the cost of this opera, every role, every one of the principal roles is an inedibly difficult part and we're fortunate. some operas don't get performed or produced for years because you can't cast them, at least by a house like the met where the audience is spoiled by having great singers. there's some operas you can't put on without... because singers aren't available. >> rose: okay. so here you are playing a role that great di