it is not unnatural that 6 million people need to be cooked. tavis: i believe when god allows us to go through things, there are lessons to learn. if he is all-powerful and can do anything, there must have been a reason. i'm curious if you have thought about it. why did you go through that? order the lessons? >> i loved my father with all my heart. he killed himself. i took care of him all my life. when i was a kid, he used to lock me in closets in the dark. maybe that is why i survived in that box. maybe that is why i am sitting here. they put me in a cement box with no bail for a year and they all have their book deals in place. anybody who dies in jail is guilty. they knew i was innocent. all of their technical stuff proved i was innocent. we had tapes or the guy said, those guys got their tokyo's and got famous. this is my turn. but i did not die. of course i was acquitted. i was innocent. you cannot get a book deal when a guy is innocent. tavis: the record is clear. you were found not guilty by a jury. the jury said they did not think the

he pleaded guilty today to one count of committing an unnatural or perverted practice with a 14- year-old of them that was a member of the climbing team. a judge sentenced him with 18 months in jail at that time suspended. another coach pleaded guilty to having sex with the 14-year-old student and will be sentenced sometime next year. jack johnson is headed a federal prison after being sentenced earlier today. he is sentenced to more than seven years after accepting millions of dollars in bribes from developers. he pleaded guilty to extortion and evidence tampering. he was with her -- arrested as part of a corruption probe. the judge thought he deserved a stronger sentence in federal prosecutors agreed. >> he could have been a role model for integrity and he chose to be a poster child for corruption. he just left of the investigation and put cash in his pocket. >> his wife pleaded guilty to conspiracy and will be sentenced on friday. another politician convicted of corruption will plead his case tomorrow. blagojevich is going asked for leniency, convicted on 18 counts of corruption includ

because an angel without wings is unnatural. it's like having a kardashian without back hair.t poll named "it's a wonderful life" as the most inspirational christmas film of all time. the people who took that poll have clearly never seen "human centipede." [laughter] what? it's heartwarming and hilarious. it's not. that's a joke. don't rent it and then go aaahhh! anyway, "it's a wonderful life" was originally filmed in black and white. a few years ago, they colorized it. but they didn't get the skin tones right. everyone looked like they had a spray tan. it looked like "it's a wonderful jersey shore." [laughter] you like that one, did you? geoff: snooki. snooki. craig: snooki. don't you know me? geoff: polly want a cracker? it was a call back. i'm going a brothel. i saw snooki. craig: go to a brothel. geoff: she is not just hairy on her back. [laughter] craig: it just reached the crew backstage there. did you hear that? they like back hair jokes. geoff: who doesn't like a good back hair joke? craig: i like a back share joke. combined with a kardashian, you got a great joke. yo

reflecting a poured off the field surfaces would greatly eliminate the clouds with a strange and unnatural glow. many species of birds, mammals, insects, and plants and trees depend on the natural day and night cycle for timing their life processes. many are sensitive to what may seem a relatively low amount of nighttime light. that fake toilet could be disruptive to the ecology and surrounding wild lands. i would conclude by saying that conclude by saying the compromise calls for fields of natural glass -- and natural grass and no lighting. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. this has major flaws and is accurate and incomplete. for example, on the overhead, the criteria for judging visual impact is arbitrary and are inconsistent. the athletic field lighting would at a vertical elements to the project site, but this would not be suspected to be so intrusive as to preclude the enjoyment of the natural features of the facility. i disagree. the height of the lighting towers dominates over our whole perception of this scene. it is similar to were of the world's. to simulate an evening v

a message on a blog says it's unnatural that the governing party gained more than 90% of the votes ate moscow polling stations. president dmitri medicine yesterday he have says an investigation must be carried out. but he said such video clips do not necessarily serve as decisive evidence. he suggested that the opposition block may have fabricated the algts alleged fraud. rallies are scheduled to be held in moscow on saturday against the alleged election irregularities. >>> syria's president al assad has denied ordering a bloody crackdown on protesters and blamed the violence on security force members. assad made the claim on wednesday in an exclusive interview with u.s. abc news in damascus. >> i did my best to protect the people. do not feel guilty when you feel your best. you feel sorry for the life that has been lost, but you don't feel guilty when you don't kill people. >> assad said he had never ordered his forces to kill citizens adding that every brutal reaction was by an individual, not by an institution. the u.n. says the death toll from the violence in syria has topped 4,00

reflecting a poured off the field surfaces would greatly eliminate the clouds with a strange and unnatural glow. many species of birds, mammals, insects, and plants and trees depend on the natural day and night cycle for timing their life processes. many are sensitive to what may seem a relatively low amount of nighttime light. that fake toilet could be diti

nobody is picketing, protesting, oh, people putting computers in their brains that that is somehow unnatural or defies the way things should be. >> reporter: bioethicist brugger worries that science will soon cross the line to where brain implants will not simply heal patients, but enhance their ability to think and compete. >> if we move in this direction of radical human enhancement, are we going to develop those who are and those who aren't? the enhanced and the unenhanced? i mean, lord, we can't even find the money to get everyone braces who needs braces. >> when the technologies are only affordable by the rich they actually don't work very well. consider mobile phones. 15 years ago somebody took out a mobile phone in the movie. that was a signal this person is very powerful and wealthy, and they didn't work very well. now 5 billion people out of 6 billion have mobile phones, and they actually work pretty well. >> a lot of people worry about one day there will be a knock on the door, and there will be a robot, and you would say where did that come from? and i will tell you that the futur

. >> what i love about this picture, it's such an unnatural thing to happen to this poor rhino to berved and in order for nature to keep going the way it needs to. >> it doesn't look like he is putting up a stink though. bungee jumping. >> next up, usually you don't get to see these shots but this is inside the situation room. hillary clinton was singled out a lot in this picture. >> this is an amazing picture. what i love is we are not seeing what they are looking at. we are just seeing their expressions, especially hillary clinton. this is when they are monitoring the mission with osama bin laden. >> they didn't know at that time how it was going to end up. >> exactly. >> that is a great picture. >> joplin, missouri, was such a heartbreaking scene. i know you guys probably got thousands of pictures. this stood out to you. why is that? >> i love this picture personally because you can see the devastation there, but you can also see right there, right in the center of the picture fireworks going off. do you see that? >> is that what that is? >> it's a july picture. it's july 2nd. i t

that the ron paul, if he wins there in this hypothetical, is able to get a lot of people to do an unnatural thing which is to show up at political caucus. most people don't do that. those that do are particularly interested politics motivated, lots of reasons. paul, if he is going to win this thing or show up or double his percentage that he got four years ago, i think it's a sign that his message -- what is it capital punishment for the federal reserve? i guess it's not that dire. his criticisms of federal reserve in a period which we've gone through a financial crisis has gotten more adherent. one thingly be interested to see is what effect the publicity that will be given to some of these newsletters that went out under his name is going to have. some of that stuff is pretty rancid material. i wonder if some of his youthful libertarian type followers are going to stomach that. >> it's fascinating to me that he doesn't seem that bothered about the content of those newsletters nor do his followers. surely what is going to happen if he does win, the media would attempt to hang ron paul arou

that the ron paul, if he wins there in this hypothetical, is able to get a lot of people to do an unnatural thing which is to show up at political caucus. most people don't do that. those that do are particularly interested politics motivated, lots of reasons. paul, if he is going to win this thing or show up or double his percentage that he got four years ago, i think it's a sign that his message -- what is it capital punishment for the federal reserve? i guess it's not that dire. his criticisms of federal reserve in a period which we've gone through a financial crisis has gotten more adherent. one thingly be interested to see is what effect the publicity that will be given to some of these newsletters that went out under his name is going to have. some of that stuff is pretty rancid material. i wonder if some of his youthful libertarian type followers are going to stomach that. >> it's fascinating to me that he doesn't seem that bothered about the content of those newsletters nor do his followers. surely what is going to happen if he does win, the media would attempt to hang ron paul arou

touch me with noble end, and then water drops stain a man's cheeks, no you unnatural hags! i will have such revenge on you both that all the world shall -- i will do such things what they are yet i do not know but they shall be the terrors of the earth. >> wow. >> what i love about that scene is it works two ways. these daughters are a chip off the old block and leer doesn't realize thatheir cruelty tee, that coldness, their inability to love is a function of their father and at the same time, he is cracking up under the pressure of realizing -- >> the third scene, i n't want to mike sure we get them all together. next is the duke of cornwall and you seehe gouging of the eyes. here it is. >> hi. >> what will you do? >> come, sir. what made you late from france. >> from whose hand would the lunatic king speak. >> we know the truth. >> sent the king to dover wherefore to over. >> wherefore to dover. >> because i would not see his poor old nails pluck out his eyes. see it, thou shall never [screaming in pain] >> one side will mark another. >> out. >> they blacked out there, wh

but this most foul strange and unnatural >> haste me to know it that i wi wings as swift as meditation or the thoughts of love may sweep to my revenge. >> i find thee apt. 'tis given out that sleeping in my orchard a serpent stung me but know, thou noble youth, the serpent that did sting thy father's lifeow wears his crown! >> oh, my prophetic soul! my uncle! ay, that incestuous, that adult rat beast. >> they were in cron logical order in terms of production. >> yeah. >> rose: tell me what you saw when you watched that. >> interesting... there's a sort of tradition, actually, that all three are fond of quite a statueesque figure from beyond the grave. a stillness and a sadness in all of those stabbed through with an ugly violence in ken branagh's... with the blood coming out of the ear. the shock for the audience and the sense of unease at the te of seeing purgatory which official officially did not exist anymore in engla, it had been declared illegal, just think about it. that being placed on the london stage was an extraordinary thing. th thing... there are more things in heaven an e

because it's, um, it's just unnatural and unpleasant. >> it is, isn't it? >> it is. that's okay. that's just kind of the yucky reality. but it's fine. and, again, we both get it. we understand. >> given you're so ludicrously busy, how are you going to find time for little claire danes to run around, or little hugh? do you want to yet? >> eventually, i'd love that. not quite there yet. >> getting broody yet? >> look at you, pokey, pokey mcgee. >> the only reason i'm asking you is that my wife recently gave birth, so i'm covered in diapers lately. so, spill the beans. >> we'll see. we'll see. one day. one day, for sure. >> so what's left, "homeland," another big series. >> we're doing another season. >> oh, you are? >> yes. we start in may. >> and it's going to be a gripping cliff-hanger. you obviously don't die, because you're already doing another season. >> no -- >> does somebody die? >> does somebody die? i'm not telling you. >> does saul die? >> no, saul makes it out alive with all fingers and toes in tact. >> well, it is the best thinn

something that is interesting, and that is, when you see the level of negativity going on, which is not unnatural, but what you see here demonstrates the level of vulnerability that all these of these candidates have. rick perry, nobody even talks about him except that he's changing his opinion on the issue of choice. by the way, why won't he put out his tax returns? what it's demonstrating is the litany of the political vulnerability which i think could come out in a political election. >> he didn't say he wouldn't do it. he say he may do it and if nobody else has put out their tax returns either, all things in their time. he didn't say he wouldn't do it. john kerry who never released his -- >> none of us are going to be all that surprised to fint find out that mitt romney is a very, very wealthy man. kiki, john, rich, thank you. >>> still "outfront," a young girl in indiana is murdered and dismembered by the man who was supposed to be baby sitting here. >>> and the autopsy results of a family of five who died in a christmas day fire. what we learned about their final minutes. >>> and a funeral

there's a dead body and an unnatural cause of death. there's your homicide.ous, is an easier thing to tell a jury. with a sex crime, you first have to prove to the jury that the crime occurred. you've got a living witness. she's saying something happened and it happened without her consent. so it's an entire different process. there are many prosecutors who tell you right out they would try 50 murder cases to every sexual assault case. it's a different, different kind of case. >> but with no bodies, prosecutors had no choice but to try ray for the kidnapping and sexual torture of kelly van cleave. the trial began june 29th, 2000. ray's fate now lay in the hands and credibility of van cleave. >> i didn't want to go to court. i didn't want to face him. but i did it. he couldn't be out on the streets any longer. i had to do it. because i had to do what i could to save other women. >> as kelly took the stand, ray was just a few feet away. >> he was just sitting there with a smug look on his face. and it pissed me off. he acted like he was totally innocent and he

this is unnatural. this is policy. this is gun violence. tell me thank you for this gift.done to my community. and i have more vacant houses, more empty lots than any other city in the city of pittsburgh. i have 5,000 of them. i can show you house after house, houses that have furniture in them. you could move into them tomorrow. >> why doesn't the democratic party and people who represent urban districts have a say in gun debate? the gun debate is dominated by the nra, people that are fundamentalists about gun rights? why doesn't the other side surface in gun debate? >> we are controlled here in pennsylvania by the republicans, our house, our senate and our governor are all now republicans. they are not interested and the nra spends a lot of money in b lobbying and they control our state. i think we don't have the power in the state in order to make it happen. in pennsylvania, we have two major urban centers, a lot of rural communities who are represented by rural representatives but i challenge them to come here with me, let me show you my community. i will show you the

. >> people used the debate with that what we're doing is unnatural.h threats, our children and we are going to hell. we will be kill jood i have had >> killed. i have this sleepless nights. thebi, is monitoring us. >> this is a healthy environment for us to raise our children because they have a loving mother and a loving father. and loving siblings. some people have two moms, some people have two dads. some people don't know where they came from. >> our family is now public and we shouldn't be afraid to live our lives in happiness. that's what we're gonna do! [ applause ] ♪ [ applause ] >> nancy joins us on stage. and so now you have 3 kids . >> yes. >> and ages 3, two, one. >> you gave birth to the kids and nancy breast fed the kids. >> this is more hormones at work in terms of how this happens . >> absolutely. the hormones you took to breastfeed so you could basically share the pregnancy, it all worked out. it all worked out really well. how long did you breastfeed . >> 4 months, 5 months. >> 4-5 months. a lot of people may think it's unusual to ma