in the message doesn't come without the person and so they need to be kept together the message and the person so that the message doesn't become simply an abstract idea devoid of person ok but i mean if you think the message is being advertised with the person in mind i mean jesus jesus jesus pills and other things that i will mention on this program i didn't seem to have much connection with the message and the person you know you're absolutely right there's lots of that going out there christian marketing is a huge business and lots of people are making money at it. and whether or not it's moral or not it's a lot of it is how it how it's being done and why it's being done and such. but it is often done poorly one of the things that happens is that when we believe that the gospel is a message that we have to sell we begin to water it down to make it appealing to the buyer because otherwise the buyers won't want it and there's more to the gospel than simply an appealing message of what jesus can do for me ok you know if in london

number two is i suggest that utilize the person you are talking to there being recorded for film. no. 3 is there is verification of what exactly happened. there are multiple of benefits in that. in the greenroom, we were talking about the cost of outfitting of one car. how much does it cost for a lawsuit? what does it do to the perception of the department. those are the kinds of things we can do. but we have to put it -- we have to commit as a city, as individuals to the detriment of our own police department, rather than looking askance at it and assuming that every police department and employee in that department -- is not fair. >> mr. hanlon? >> i think one thing to keep side of -- sight of, if we're giving people the power to carry a gun and arrest citizens and put them in jail forever. we talk about how we deal with this situation, to minimize it and say it is just a few officers, the department is generally ok, that there is not a culture here, whether it is a code of silence or a code that we can do what ever we want, it is not dealing with the problem. [applause] i believ

officials have not said how the person ended up in the water or whether the person is a man or woman. d.c. fire and ems says there was heavy boat traffic in the area at the time. >>> a man in germantown is also in critical condition this morning after jumping into the lake to recover a remote control boat. police say two men were operating the boat on gunner's lake last night when it got stuck. one man went in to get it but went under water and did not come up. his friend went in, pulled him out, and performed cpr until paramedics arrived. >>> a little girl recovering in the hospital this morning. police say the 4-year-old was walking with her parents after the show when they heard a loud noise, and they discovered the little girl had been shot in the leg. she was taken to johns hopkins where she is in stable condition. another man was stabbed in the neck around the same time outside a restaurant after two groups got into a fight. he was taken to shock trauma and is suffering from life-threatening injuries this morning. >>> new from overnight. out of new zealand, seismologists recorde

the person died around 10:45 p.m. from the gunshot wound.e person once again, if you're just winning in, the bart station is close, two officers responded first there was a call of a drunken person and then later it became a person had a knife on the platform is not sure if they were going on to the bar, or exiting the bart. but we know that there are 50 cop cars, they're blocking off the area no one can get in off. we're live near the civic center with kron4 news. >> thank you, now looking at the movies this weekend, it could be a record we can add the bark off is not necessarily because of this movie that on pulled in the third most money, a far cry from the first car bad teachers told in its best-a bad teacher so many in second release. now the big earners this began was transformer's dark of the moon. just this week ended earn more than $97 million. that is the biggest domestic hall this year with tomorrow's sales, transformers will break the all-time record for the fourth of july weekend cells. a lot of folks will be out there barbequin

serve 200 hours, being the personal assistant for a burn patient. that is the kind of thing that will really transform lives. [applause] in oakland, what we are trying to do is engage in these restorative actions, have restored a justice instead of punitive justice. with punitive, we just add more harm to the harm, and it gets greater and greater. we are trying to have a justice that heals the harm so we can begin to transform not only lives but transform the systems because the systems need to be healing systems. as obama says, we need to start uttering healing words. president obama said that at the tucson memorial. we have to start uttering healing words to one another instead of wounding words. what we are trying to do is create systems -- school systems and juvenile justice system is that he'll instead of juvenile justice systems and school systems that continue to wound our youth. >> can i just say something about the systems of discipline in schools? so that before it even gets to the place where it is an issue, is that those systems definitel

at the first person on their way to 150 years old. all right. so you got that to look forward to which is nice. the doctor predicts the first person to live to be 150 is already born and says in our lifetime we could have the tours to cure aging and banish disease. to date, the longest living person lived 122 years. the doctor says the more times we have with science, the better we get and in his view the first person will live to 1,000 -- what? live to a thousand? that's like mathews laand those born less than 20 years after the person with 150th birthday night 6:19. we have to show you this. a thousand. >> a thousand. look at this.>> a horse got on the whose on an ohio highway running about 8 miles before police could stop it. dash cam video from the police cruiser shows that running right -- shows it running down the middle of the grass median. two police officers tried to box him in to slow him down e was returned to its own -- he was returned to his owner uninjured. it escaped from a farm while in the process of being moved. >> wi

bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -15 seconds and i move on. the categories, black for peopl that are dead and green people that are walking and the only two categories left are red and yellow. this rule here that i'm going t teach you now and i want you to memorize it and this is the rul that is going to determine whether you're red or you're yellow. the rule is 32 can do. i want everybody to say it with me. thirty-two can do. it's a three part rule. thirty, first part and 30 is respiration and it's the amount respirations per minute and if someone is breathing faster tha 30 times per minutes and it's about a breath every two second and if i breathe like this. that's about faster than 30 right? and if you have a patient breathing 30 seconds and they fail and tag them red and you move on. if someone is breathing normal than you go to the next rule. they pass and if go to the next rule. thirty-two is blood --

and you can live in a different universe than the person right next door. ut the bigger problem is again, that you can't see the contour of the -- you don't know that it's local news even if it is local news in a way. because you know, you know, local news is news for people that live near you and we are all increasingly getting local news for people like us and your us in a different sense, but it doesn't say that it's that. it doesn't reveal that it's that. >> host: when i do a google search it's not like living in a locality of want. >> guest: the same way of google news, you don't get a sense of how -- have any standard deviations and on the on from other people in my area that the average -- you don't get a sense of how different your experience is, and that's important because the process of figuring out what is going on, what is true or real is this process of triangulation a lot of the time where you are comparing the study about liberals listening to rush limbaugh, and it doesn't make them change their mind and come to that. they don't all of a sudd

the facts. what has happen sod far, you don't know. if you are a public relations person you survey not background. that is the point. what has come out now, is that shacknai was devoted to his son. he doubted on his son. he was devoted to the give. he lived with the girlfriend for they years. in other words what started to come out is this man who is a well-known man, seems to be fine, seems to be all the things you would think are present in an awful situation. that could be the work of these people talking to the media for background off the record behind the scenes. >>shepard: before we got those things, part of the story, and if this is an innocent victim of horrible circumstances you could not feel worse for him his son falls down and thys the girl isd hanging and it is awful but two wives before, the second wife the mother of the child and the first wife this was domestic violence allegations and a lost stuff happens with people but when stuff like this were whats it comes up. >>guest: this is why it is urgent for somebody like this to talk to a representative who

especially in the light of supreme court decisions saying you are not allowed to confront the person who is making the statement. it is fundmentally unfair. >> i disagree with that. but i want to thank my panel. if you have information on the disappearance of jacque waller call the jackson police department . next on justice. the latest money matter for casey anthony and exclusive video from a murder scene and clues to the real killer? find out next . judge jeanine on fox. >> believe or not. monies collected will be donated to a establishment in the memory of casey anthony. casey anthony is fielding offers for a big pay day. she is not the only accused murderer to cash n she got off on murder and hoping to cash in . he's facing trial but also seeing dollar sigs. casey anthony, and drew peterson, two infamous people in a position to rack in the dough for alleged crime. we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> after the acquittal rumors of deals for casey anthony. the first one to speak publicly. a free lance producer offering one million dollars. we are selling the interviews to o

three, casey marie anthony is the person who actually killed caylee marie anthony. it is not necessary for the state to prove the killing was perpetrated with a design to effect death. child abuse means the intentional infliction of physical or mental injury upon a child or an emotional or an intentional act that could reasonably be expected to result in physical or mental injury to a child when the person knowingly or willfully abuses a child without causing great bodily harm, permanent disability or permanent disfigurement to a child. willfully means intentionally, knowingly and purposely. in order to prove that the defendant attempted to commit the crime of child abuse, the state must prove the following beyond a reasonable doubt. one, casey marie anthony did some act towards committing the crime of child abuse that went beyond just thinking or talking about it. two, she would have committed the crime except that someone prevented her from committing the crime of child abuse or she failed. it is not an attempt to commit child abuse if the defendant abandoned her a

simply by theory and i'm even all the way here don't be angry that he would be the second person but they are. not more than that i did not get that thought through ideological. why the conversation ok just their beliefs now you're talking to me about him being quite an angry person he had quite an ngo and he was a religious person now did the looking in retrospect would you have imagined that one day he would be capable of doing something like this if it is indeed him way absolutely never ever i would never imagine that the far more guys who are way more weird than you was. now how how do you think he got these ideas into his head in the first place you know you kept talking about stories and his relationship with girls and church thinks it's somewhere in there that he got these these ideas and says you just have to look around. and it's like a lot of people who are very radical religious jews all the way ranging from white christian and then you have people who are explorers with the leftist ideas and obviously he has managed to find some right wing groups so i'm not generally surpr

because the personal relationships here i think are very important. s, she can get an idea on the website, they need to know you. and you need to know them. >> my friend who is one of the most networked guys i have ever met told me he goes for two coffees a week with somebody he doesn't know. if those run dry he goes on linked in. that's where you can find investors also. let's move on to the last question, this is about a lack of funding. >> i've been in business for 32 years. and my big question is why can't small businesses get any capitalization? banks are just not lending. i've never seen it like this in my entire business career. >> mary's not the only one saying she's having a hard time getting a loan from a bank. maybe it's a point you don't go to a bank. where else can people go? we've talked about friends and family a lot on this show. >> we need to think about sales. how does she increase her sales? sales increasing your sales are the best ways. if you're charging enough for your product, over the years i often think this question has to do

and so, one of the things that i want to say that it is just not the person that is on active militaryt there's also the vets, there's national guard, there's reserves; so, we're talking about a whole host and spectrum of categories within the military of men and women that are affected, correct? i think it's very important, ivette, that we stress that the populations that we really are concerned about, is that whole gamut, as you've indicated. it is individuals who have served on active duty and may still be on active duty. it is individuals who are in the national guard, who are a special group of people who actually belong to a state militia. we have individuals who have served in reserve components of each of the individual services who may or may not be in active status. and then we have a whole host of the family members who come into relationships and have relationships with those individuals who may be attached to an active-duty military base, who may not have any connection. and then we have veterans, and we have veterans who are disbursed all across the united states and may

well you know you're probably talking to the wrong person to have been mentioned before i went for a bit of an evolution and i'm no longer just the democrat so you know my position as we often look at the country together and whether you identify yourselves as a perp progressive or as a conservative the president should not be pleasing you on everything well it's here because there are plenty of people this country who don't agree with you on everything in life you know and i think that means that every person out there compromise and so you know that's really all i can say about that i'm sorry that you got happy and i know you're not the only progressive who's not happy because they have a lot of friends who are progressives who are are often unhappy with the president but you can't please everyone is for sure you wrote a piece about religion versus races that it was titled is religion a greater political barrier than race can you recall in that. sure happy to refund that you know it has a lot to do with my new novel that you mention in the opening that you can candidate one of the t

at the time police said they were sure he was the person who beat bryan stow but he was never charged in the assault. ramirez' attorney says that police returned to judgment. last week police completely exonerated ramirez in the stow case after announcing the arrest of two other men, louie sanchez and norwood. >>> customers say a man came into the mong hon coffee shop. bought a tea and sat looking out the window. that's when he walked out and police arrested him. police then asked everyone to come outside, he checked to make sure there were no suspects outside. tonight at 10:00, amber lee will talk to patrons about what they saw unfold. >>> a passenger scuffle on board a plane that ended with a pilot bloody and bruised and two brothers under arrest. sal castaneda live at sfo where witnesses instinctively jumped in to help, sal. >> gasia this story is getting national attention partly because of what other people did, bystander as they helped subdue to violent men on board. two men that were acting i radically to begin with were arrested after being kicked off a flight from miami to sa

being arrested they see the image of a person doing the perp walk and therefore just like everybody else. so are you presumed guilty from the get go and how much of a role does the media play if you're accused of a penis it's going to be the huge headlines on page one when you exonerated it's on page twenty seven below the fold to column inches and your neighbor somehow didn't manage to catch it that day surgery would still thinks you're a child molester not guilty to the not guilty verdict in the casey anthony murder case involving her two year old daughter the court of public opinion remains split from a court of justice all thanks to nonstop media coverage of the case for the past three years she's guilty of. treason and i think it's great that except they did it with from the media is when she was going to go to in the case of former i.m.f. head dominique strauss kahn the media satisfied their life in this case with extreme passion only for the case to crumble i think there should be a. few outlets are required to play your exoneration as big and as long as y

officers responded to the case of the drunken person on the platform. ile they were there investigating that, they say they found a man who was brandishing a knife. at that point there was some type of encounter and shots were fired, and that person was killed. it is unclear according to bart whether the person who had the knife -- who allegedly had the knife and who also was the drunk and disorderly person are in fact one in the same. that's something they are still looking at. but the person who was shot here at about a quarter to 10 has in fact died, and bart police are trying to put together whether that is the same person they initially went to investigate who was supposedly drunk and disorderly on the civic center platform. the civic center station is still closed at this point. live in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update, john. >>> the governor of montana is criticizing exxonmobil for downplaying the recent rupture of a pipeline that spilled tins of thousands of -- tens of thousands of gallons of oil into the yellow

the person was a 70-year-old viet cong that was the chair. one of the most interesting conversations i ever had. someone who did not told anyanger, -- not hold any anger, but wanted information and help from america. the american bar association has one of the best legal libraries in the world. coaching and has said -- has built a law school that has no books. we're working with those countries to provide them with legal materials because they have been asking. they also ask for lawyers to help them with their loss students -- loss students -- law students. we have reached out to see if we can do some exchange program. what i tell them not to do, i think that they ought to not -- the same thing i said earlier. they ought to try to find the separation of funding issues that the government needs to make it not a political system. they need to look at what is adequate. in these countries, access seems to be the biggest issue. they ask me about access. it is ironic that we have our own access issues, which we talked about earlier, but they are ve

was the person we contact there was ill and that was a statistical anomaly. and h.s.a. s very accommodating and if we get near running out of tokens, we send staff to the site with tokens or pick them up at meetings. so i can speak for glide it that's very, very rare when tokens are unavailable. >> supervisor kim: thank you. you can pull down the mike. >> hi. i eat me again. and i have probably more than two minutes to say, but overall since last fall, things are better because people have complained and i do understand it's new management and there was an existing corporate culture that was very difficult to impact in in way, shape, or form. so this is not directed at the current management so much but when i arrived last fall, the hot rumor was 200 tokens were stolen from sanctuary's offers and that's why there weren't any. i myself saw and this -- and it had been passed at the shelter monitoring committee accused sanctuary of racist management. and i definitely believe there is a tendency of running up to the supervisor and i was new. i didn't know the rules. and i wa

you saw the word from mississippi said that this had a personal effect on him and i wonder if you can address the issue that comes up with the victim's family often get satisfaction of some kind -- some relief because of the person that they understand has committed the crime and they are finally put to death. can you remark on this? >> let me say, i agree with everything that they have talked about. i cannot really speak for the families of the victims, only what i have observed to the execution process. this has an impact on everyone who is involved, including the staff. and of course the inmates' families. and the people who show up to watch this. and the whole show of people who are there for this. you cannot walk away from this without having been impacted. i want to talk about the war and has said, that these executions have been 7-10 years after the crime and we're not executing the same person. in california, everyone who has been executed has been 20 years after the crime and you are not executing the same person. people do change. from my observation of the victims' family m

it is more about how you impose those policies, how do you know what the person is supposed to do. it is a comment i have seen from judges many times. it is a question of trust, but verify. there are enough mechanisms in place to audit internally -- not an internal audit department itself, but a way to look to see whether or not the integrity in the process that people are involved in. you can look on the spot check basis to determine whether drugs in the department are supposed to be there. you can look to find out whether or not people are being truthful when they say the police have taken the money. i have seen that. and you can develop policies to look to say. look, does this particular officer have a history of arresting people and there is no underlying offense? or does the person have a history with drug cases were small amounts of drugs and have been obtained from people and it looks kind of funny when purses -- when the person is saying "i did not do with -- it"? of course, they are good law enforcement officers. i've had the pleasure of working with the staff where we hav