and hopefully, this will show our triangle at work. so let's go to our roll-in on baptism and look for that dimensional triangle. ♪ god is so good, ♪ god is so good, ♪ he's so good to me ♪ god is so good, ♪ god is so good, >> personally, for me, we were talking earlier about how we were going to chicken out because it was so cold. but i'm really glad we did, that it not only reaffirms how i really believe, but the bible tells you to be baptized, and just to - like my father said - to do it here in jordan river is something really special. ♪ god is so good, ♪ god is so good, >> baptism pictures the gospel of the lord jes christ. the gospel is, christ died for my sins, and was buried, and rose again. now, baptism by immersion has always been the biblical way. even those who sprinkle that the ancient, primitive way of baptizing was always by immersion, which is what the word literally means - it means immersed, to immerse. and so if you've truly accepted christ in your heart, we believe that you will follow through with obeying him in bei

so what i'm going to first have you do is take your yardstick and build an equilateral triangle. all the sides are the same. >> that i can do. >> that we can do. and now i'm going to have you take each side of that and split it into three equal-sized pieces, which now happen to be the size of my ruler because there's three feet in your yard. you're going to take that middle piece, and you're going to remove it. and you're going to replace it with the edges of the equilateral triangle that would have that as a base, so now we see this little star thing. >> i'm adding more points. >> so it's more complicated. nowhere near what you might think of as a snowflake, but now we're going to do something in math we call iterate. it means we're going to repeat this process. so you're going to take each one of your edges, and you're going to do that again. you're going to remove the middle piece, and now you're going to do something that mathematicians like to do: you're just going to do it forever. >> that is the mathematician's credo: take it to infinity. >> that's right, we love limits. a

the amish said these safety triangles were -- they objected to.id, you know, these were -- representative symbols of the trinity they are not allowed to display. what's the alternative? how are they going to be safe and at the same time their religion respected. >> i guess people are crashing into buggies in kentucky. i don't know why the triangle couldn't be made into a square. wouldn't that be the simplest thing? any event it's now a silver reflective taping they are putting on the back of these buggies so that cars, on coming cars can see them and avoid crashing into these buggies. i don't know. you're right, fred, you're claiming the triangle represents the trinity and that violates religion. they were getting fined and going to prison for not paying fines. the governor has to sign off on it. i don't know which way he'll go. couldn't the triangle be a silver square? come on. >> avery, if in kentucky this is taking place. what about places like pennsylvania where there's a significant amish community. might we see pennsylvania following kentuck

you could think of them as a triangle that form. >> there's only one or two of noes things are in place, the rule of law frame work for business is not as strong nor as stable as it is when all three sides of the rule of law triangle are in place. i believe congress and the administration should be partners should be all three sides of the rule of law triangle become firmly established. in my system, in my written testimony, i urged that six actions be taken. one relating to trade, two recommendations relating to investment and three recommendations relating to institutional integrity and controlling corruption. i believe congress should be engaged in and exercised continuing oversight on these actions which will strengthen the rule of law for business. first, congress should extend permanent normal trade relations to russia. doing so is in our foreign policy interests and it is in our economic interests. second, the administration in russia should initiate and vigorously pursue negotiations for a bilateral investment treaty which both countries legislators then should ratify. russia fa

you could think of them as a triangle, that form the foundation for a solid rule of law framework for international business activity. first trade disciplines, second, investment disciplines, and third, institutional integrity. when only one or two of those are in place, the rule of law framework for business is not as strong nor as stable as it is when all three sides of the rule of law triangle are in place. i believe congress and the administration should be partners in ensuring that all three sides of the rule of law triangle become firmly established in our economic relationship with russia. in my testimony, in my written testimony, i urged that six actions be taken, one relating to trade, two recommendations relating to investment, and three recommendations relating to institutional integrity and controlling corruption. i believe congress should be engaged in and exercise continuing oversight on these actions, which will strengthen the rule of law for business. first, congress should extend permanent normal trade relations to russia. doing so is in our foreign policy interest an

. >> how scientists say the love triangle between the famous falcons atop city hall is a good thing?e'll find out. >>> today on abc-7 at 4:00, bristol palin says she is still waiting to hear from president obama and then at 5:00, stem cell research, lawmakers think taking the next step. we'll have those stories at 4:00 and 5.. >> biologists are looking at soap opera drama the falcon love triangle. it's a good sign for the health of species that they chased on off a rival over the affections of a female. >> clara has laid four egg that has could hatch in a couple weeks. biologists say that it's a sign of falcon come back in bay area history. >> so it's not a drama, it's history. it's survival. >> thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female

. >> how scientists say the love triangle between the famous falcons atop city hall is a good thing? we'll find out. ededededededededd >>> today on abc-7 at 4:00, bristol palin says she is still waiting to hear from president obama and then at 5:00, stem cell research, lawmakers think taking the next step. we'll have those stories at 4:00 and 5.. >> biologists are looking at soap opera drama the falcon love triangle. it's a good sign for the health of species that they chased on off a rival over the affections of a female. >> clara has laid four egg that has could hatch in a couple weeks. biologists say that it's a sign of falcon come back in bay area history. >> so it's not a drama, it's history. it's survival. >> thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a great day. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some

>> to me, the real question in civil religion is like you said, the triangle turns, but it's still - we're still talking about identity and relationship. and instead of an inclusive identity and relationship, i see this more as a, "i am this because i'm not you. i am this because you're not me." "i'm not...you're not... we're not alike. but i'm me and you're you and i'm in this and you're in that," instead of, "we're all in this, and we're all..." the relationship has changed, and our identity, in terms of how it is focused towards other relationships, is more of a negative thing - it's more like, "my identity is this because i am not that." >> you're absolutely right, and that's a very scary form of identity formation is you over and against the other. let me tell you how that works, and i've gotten into this in looking at, again, some of the more extreme forms of so-called millennial violence, why people are doing that. could it be that the united states must have an enemy? now where that comes from is a basic mythological teaching that's biblically based that says that we - if we

. >> this story has got it all, a love triangle, a rescue, and a guy who vows to go down in a blaze of gunfire. it's the old airborne trip on a couple of duffers on the golf course. >> see the full on flippout that landed some old guys in jail. >>> japanese workers destress there. now we go inside. >> a cat cafe. >> hear about the crackdown that could keep tokyo businessmen from -- >> having a drink, petting a cat. >> it's all fun and games until the cops show up. >> just a joke. we're not taking any money. >> now chp is taking this guy's money big-time. >>> we begin our show today with the story behind dash-cam footage nick has for us. >> newly released dash-cam shows the end to what police call a love triangle. a sheriff's deputy unmarked pickup truck and the deputy behind his truck sees an suv speeding down the road. watch what happens. the sheriff jumps out of the way. >> he's not moving. stay where you are. >> they are not sure if the driver is alive or dead. they call in s.w.a.t. >> it's police. let me see your hands. >> after an hour standoff, they realize the man inside is dead

the triangle fire is important to me, too. i was a reporter at the washington post. as i said, i knew very little about frances perkins but i had a sense that she had done important things and i began a column that ran in a number of papers around the country that people could pose questions about the workplace problems, and i got a letter from amine and i guess this was medium dearly nineties who said he was being walked into his office every night while they counted the money in the cash register and said did i think that was on safe? [laughter] it happened we had just been writing about the terrible paltry fire in north carolina. i was aware of the triangle fire but i decided to call the historian at the labor department to get a little bit more information. i called the leader who happens to be in the audience today coming and he told me about the try eagle fighter but he told me something really important. he said did you know that frances perkins sold at fire and that is what started me on the path at this point there were all of these threads i am hearing this

also called the triangle of death by the americans some fifteen hundred u.s. soldiers have been killed in this region one third of the american casualties in iraq. the legit saluja was the first city to fight back against american occupation. and found fame by throwing them out of town and a fleeting great loss of life. so much so that the people wondered how a small city like fallujah could resist against the world's most powerful army. in march two thousand and four four mercenaries under contract to the us army were killed in their vehicle on the outskirts of town their mutilated bodies were dragged through the streets then hung under this bridge as trophies it was one of the very first acts of violence against the united states these pictures were soon seen all over the world it was the start of an escalation that culminated in the battle of fallujah in november two thousand and four the death toll listed one hundred thirty four g i's and thirty five hundred iraqis saluja became a symbol of the revolt accordingly the army imposed very strict checks on the

and you can call it a triangle relationship. and that has clearly guided a lot of what the u.s. does in the middle east and a relationship that was in some ways taken for granted, but can say in ordering american political choices in the middle east. there were people even before the revolution who were saying that that triangle of the relationship has run its course even before mubarak was remored. egypt was on a path to become independent. it succeeded to do that particularly in the 1990s, but in the past decade, there was less benefit, more marginalized, egyptians were uncomfortable with the narrow set of choices they were having even before the revolution. this is obviously now coming to the forefront in part because the country has unravelled as we've known it. i wonder, with with your thoughts on this, you know, knowing that you have considered the strategic picture during the cold war in which the peace treaty between israel len egypt emerged and the new relationship was defined, how you see that, is this an accurate picture that this relationship was running it's course

you've been able to use your phone to make payments with google. >> why is it a triangle? >> why not? >> like some of the other companies, the new pay pal update also lets you pay through an app on your phone, so you don't even have to open your wallet to shop. >> you never have to fumble around with cash or credit cards or your wallet ever again. shopping is fun. we want to make sure that the payment experience gets out of your way the same way we did it for 100 million bus users online. >> although there are other ways to pay with your phone, a company as established as pay pal getting into the mix means your physical wallet is this much closer to being replaced. and for many shoppers, that's pretty sweet. >> pay pal clearly taking aim at square. they will charge a bit less per transacti transaction. pay pal's user base will transition to the technology. it's so new there's probably room for both. >> i think you're right. >>> talking about the ipad again. as it grows in popularity, more and more schools are looking to the ipad and its app for possible new tools for learn

and we will come and talk shortly to rabbi bronstein, who does a wonderful job on our dimensional triangle. but what i did is i just - i wanted to take a bible, and i picked up one of the psalms. the psalms, in many cases, are, well, they're songs about the great mythic tradition. and i just picked one psalm, i think it's 139, unless it's 136, but it's right in the 130s, and i'm just going to read it, and listen for how the creation myths, the liberation myth or exodus myth, and then the sinai myth are encapsulated in this. and then you can kind of imagine david perhaps - king david sitting around playing his lyre after the goats are milked or whatever they did back there or the figs are eaten, and he's singing the mythic drama, and people are sitting around the campfire, and they're listening, and it's undergirding or underscoring their sense of identity, who they are, and relationship, but it also has heroes and powerful acts and all this stuff in it. so let's go to the roll-in with the psalm that contains those three great myths. >> i'm standing in front of the beautiful north shore con

under a 10th of an inch accumulations in helen and the same in triangle. we have at light rain, not amounting to much. lingering into the calvert northernarris county, neck. farther south of the metro. that is moving out of town. spotsylvania getting a little morning. that is pushing to the east. the clearing line is not far to r west, moving toward the shenandoah valley. skies will clear ones that arise. l have a fair amount of sunshine today. of patchy fair weather clouds by the midday and afternoon. midsection of the country, clear conditions. we will in july total sunshine by tomorrow. springlike temperatures. now, 58 in the district. inat dulles airport, 52 cumberland, 60 in hagerstown. highs today of 77. between 1:00storms at 7:00 p.m. with a southwesterly wind. dental sunshine tomorrow. the '70s. looking at 70 is all week long. 20 degrees above average. let's go to lisa. >> on the highway this morning, pavement.et light volume. this is college park. overnight construction has been way to,out of the particularly not the one in had the beltway closed

and you mentioned love triangle.ndrea sneiderma, the wife of the person that hemy neuman admitted to killing, pulling the trigger. but again in this case it comes down to this question. was hemy neuman sane or mentally insane at the time of the shooting. that's ha we will hear in the next few minutes as this jury comes to a verdict. we will hear whether they decide if he was not guilty by reason of insanity. if he was guilty or if he was guilty with mental illness. those are the three decisions we will hear in the next few minutes. again, hemy neuman has admitted that he did pull the trigger. his defense attorneys argue that he heard voices, demons in his head, demons in the voice of barry white and olivia newton-john who encouraged him or discouraged him to pull the trigger, in this case, he admitted to doing it. both prosecutors and defense attorneys make no question about that. >> as we're looking, george, we're going do this on the fly. we're looking at live pictures. do you recognize, are these parents in the co

that love triangle is part of the draw, but there are other ingredients too.his is a "hunger games" party in l.a. bloggers and tweeters from around the country. >> i'm from new york city. >> reporter: invited to the capital city of the movie business. >> welcome, welcome. >> reporter: to thank them for promoting the film. >> except that tomorrow you have to kill each other, right? >> reporter: they had to pay their own way, but their reward is a ticket to the premiere. they make their own costumes. >> i made some blankets. >> reporter: shila has a master's degree and a husband. they dressed up as pitta and katniss for halloween. >> you're here to help me look pretty. >> i'm here to help you make an impression. >> reporter: now shila is getting dolled up for the premiere. >> oh, my gosh, this is fabulous. she says her mom doesn't get it at all. >> she's like, are you sure you want to come with people you met on the internet? i'm like, mom, it's fine. then she asked, are there going to be boys there? i said, it's going to be okay. >> i just wish i could think of

and kansas has been able to run the triangle-and-2 the last five minutes.ttle 3-point shooting for carolina. two of 14 on the night. >> marv: and the next foul puts the tar heels over the limit. time is running out on north carolina, the final minute. the foul given by white and that will put elijah johnson on the line for a 1 and 1. i started to say that kansas defeated north carolina in the only other meeting between bill self and roy williams, since williams left kansas for north carolina. that was in the 2008 final four semifinal in san antonio. and kansas went on to win by 18 on the way to the national championship. kansas controls again and bullock has to commit the foul to send releford to the line. >> steve: and the game you were talking about was an epic battle, kansas up, i think, 24 in the first half and carolina cut it to 4 late and almost completed the comeback before kansas pulled away from the last few minutes. and then what happened after that was remarkable. roy williams, the carolina coach, showed up on monday night in the kansas cheering

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pole dancing. [ laughter ] pole -- pole square -- pole -- [ screams ] pole -- pole triangle. yeah, pole triangle. [ laughter ] that's close. >> pole -- [ buzzer ] >> pole -- i was trying to do a vault. >> oh. >> lock and -- >> jimmy: that was good. that was good. so you were drawing a vault. pole vaulting. [ applause ] >> but it's, like, really? >> jimmy: you lost. >> really? do i put that there? >> jimmy: all right, good. ready? >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: this is going to be awesome. this is exciting. >> i'm really good. >> jimmy: you've got to be fast. >> it looks so -- like, weird. >> jimmy: which one, guys? [ yelling ] oh, no. [ laughter ] what? >> i wanna know what it is. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. all right. >> really? >> jimmy: what? really? that funny? all right. ready for this? >> yes. >> jimmy: here we go. all right. oh, it's a phrase. >> okay. >> jimmy: i can say that. [ laughter ] >> domino's? domino's pizza? [ laughter ] um -- soap? bubbles? >> jimmy: i don't know what that looks like. sorry, sorry, sorry. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> draw really fast. >> jimmy: i can't d

there is some thought there is a love triangle here.ing in 2010 in dounwoody, georgia shot bit man accused of being his wife's lover. she is not accused yet. i say yet. his lawyers are maintaining an insanity defense. they say rusty's wife andrea manipulated newman. >> the gun in this case was in hemi's hand but the trigger i respectfully suggest was pulled by andrea sneiderman. >> the prosecutors say newman is making up the insanity defense. we hear that altogether time, the malingering. i was talking to toobin who said it's hard to get the insanity defense. >> that's right, we hear about the insanity defense and people think people get off because of that. that just isn't true. it's very, very difficult to be successful on an insanity defense. and i suspect it's going to be difficult here. >> we'll have to watch for it. at least we're in the home stretch. sunny hostin on the case for us. thank you. appreciate it. >>> when we come back, i want to talk more about the american soldier accused of mass killings in afghanistan and especiall

it is in the bermuda triangle. detroit beats the birds, 4-2. the round of 64 has some of assets. loyola would like to pull off the shocker on the second seed. we can show you the score, right now, 46-31, ohio state in front of loyola. they have about 17 and a half minutes left in the second half. some syracuse escaped with the wind. e win. the second half, the orange trailing. they come up with a turnover. 41-40, syracuse. sutherland hits it from the wing. syracuse hangs on to avoid the biggest upset in tournament history. opening strong against colorado state. racing down the court. jackson puts down the three as murray state puts away colorado state, 68-41. the mexico coach knows something about national titles. they struggled early. long beach state. long beach is up three. in the second half, new mexico from the wing hits the three. the lobos up by five. from there, new mexico in control. new mexico knox of long beach state, 75-68. we will be back with your forecast >> seven days of above normal temperatures. we will see a couple of scattered showers in the area. maybe some f

the triangles behind me an accident in southern maryland near wood yard road. that is good news for you folks inside the beltway. 66 no problems leaving manassas. inside the beltway in falls church on 66, all the way to the roosevelt bridge i think right now you should be fine as you can see. we'll go back over to the maps. this time coming out of frederick on i-70 and down toward clarksburg, and you are going to be fine. all lanes are open and traffic is still moving well at or above the speed limit. south in rockville here at montrose road just a bit of volume, but no big deals heading down to the point where the lanes divide. in my next report i 95 at springfield. andrea and mike? >>> scientists may be close to discovering a way to reduce the side effects of chemotherapy. researchers at duke university have an understanding of a key molecule that transports the drugs into cells. it could allow doctors to use lower doses of the medicines that trigger side effects. >>> circumcision may help men's health later in life. men who are circumcised before their first

the black hole in the triangle of peace. it's full of meddling. the the machine gun. they write poems and songs for the toyota. it's a different situation. and egyptian police. in most parts of egypt. so i think there is a possible to work out a new arrangement with the new regime in egypt. in one sentence. we have an understanding going for over a decade with the egyptianses. it's led by the u.s., which allows for the parties to change the deployment of each of them along the border which mutual consen consent. >> we're very short on time. i want you to give us a prediction about the middle east and what we'll be talking about at the conference next year. you have 30 seconds. >> i think there's clearly a lot of debates here about policy and which way we ought to go, particularly with respect to iran f i think it's very important as you listen to the rest of the speakers here that you remember there are facts. and one fact is that there is no president who has done more to d legislate miz and undermine the state of israel than president obama. i have a quick predictio

just yesterday a jury made it clear -- this was a crime of passion, a fatal triangle involving a husband, a wife and a boss. here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: broad daylight, morning in a busy parking lot. then pop, pop, pop, pop. >> several shots were fired. >> reporter: a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot, startled witnesses say the victim slumped on the ground. >> right now his condition is unknown. >> reporter: parents and teachers recognized the man who had been shot as a dad who had just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all place, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all the children are perfectly safe. >> reporter: the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman. a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> reporter: rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> you know you're walking around on the plane, pacing around the aisles. and i mean, i looked

let's make sure all triangles have 180 degrees. how many are in a right triangle. 90, right?'m trying to get my ged, go to any college, go to harvard, b.c., wherever. do something better. because streets ain't really -- streets ain't where it's at. >> almost the same. >> yeah. that's a pretty good definition. >> the tutoring program is not large enough to accommodate everyone in the jail. so melissa allen has turned to another inmate, megan dooley, for help. >> i'm not embarrassed when she helps me. i sit there and listen to her because i know she's not judging me and stuff. >> i treat people how i want them to treat me. math is one of my better skills. it comes easy to me. so something that she struggles with f that's easy for me, if i can help her with it, it's not going to hurt me to sit down for ten minutes and write out the multiplication tables. all i have here is time. why not use it for something constructive? >> 30, 40, 50 -- yes. >> melissa sees learning math as a step towards getting her life back on track after years of drug addiction and prostitution. >> monday t

very slow out of quantico as you make your way north to the triangle. i'll give you a triangle travel speed. you're at about 40 miles per hour. as you make your way to the occoquan. here's a live look. not bad from the occoquan northbound to 395. your travel speed, not bad. 56 miles per hour, only 11 minutes to take the trip. eun? >> thank you. >>> this is going to be a very special emotional, bittersweet week here at news4 and nbc washington. our friend, colleague, just a great guy, joe. i can't say enough about how wonderful you are. he is retiring this week. if you haven't -- >> keep going. try. >> class act. just -- i mean, everything about you. i hope i have a career and the life that you've had. you've been a machinetor and role model for me. thank you for being absolutely one of the best -- the best partner i could ask for. >> thank you. thank you very much. that's very kind. >> it's only tuesday. by friday i'll number a pool of tears. >> please -- i'll be in a pool of tears. >> please. >> that sentiment is shared by people in the newsroom, the b

all the red triangles are where all the tornados are with this outbreak. most were in kentucky and the ohio river and indiana and ohio. what are we dealing with today? the areas that dealt with the tornados, like henryville, now two inches of snow on the ground. temperatures got cold after the tornado went through. west liberty, kentucky with snow right now. it is now over west virginia. it will head into virginia. again, only an inch or two. just enough to make the roads slippery. it's cold in the northern plains. minneapolis, 18, chicago, all through new england. this may be the last cold shot for some areas of the country. we have a good warmup this week. as we start off cold, by the middle of the week, high pressure pushes off the coast and a nice warm flow comes out of the deep south where all the eastern half of the country, the northern plains will remain on the cool side. keep that in mind today. it will be one of the chillier days of the week. 36 in chicago. cold in boston too. minneapolis. but here's the warmth beginning from dallas to san antoni

in the business strange things happening come it's supposed to have its own equivalents of the triangle some even believe that it's a gateway to a parallel universe and larry and i believe they can prove it is not what it seems . pretty tricky. but. this part is supposed to be the most. anomalous zone so something weird is going to happen it's very likely to happen right here. and nikolai has an instrument he thinks shows up discrepancies in the areas energy fields through first. i have brought a few devices with me. this one is interesting because of the text things we can't normally see. there's a pulsing signal. going around. if you go kind of like a pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop. which gets a lot. when i move up. the tone will vary there is infrared radiation here it may affect the operation of appliances and even the human body when you take a photo sometimes tears appear. there is an anomaly here for sure we can hear it. there was certainly something strange afoot and the larry had yet more tales of the unexpected for me. several years ago i came across strange markings