we in poor communities use that love to keep us uplifted. but that love sometimes lead to failure because it does not mean and move to that village mentality of pushing us forward. if no one is pushing you forward, no one is looking forward. i do not hear a lot about -- o fthis is where i want you to go. there is not a lot of possibilities. and i think that is something that is absent in their daily dialog. tavis: i have been in new orleans a lot of years and this is something i have personally not figured out. i suspect that being seen in new orleans, i will get a ton of e mail. of all of the american cities i have traveled to, i have never gone to a city that is more from the wheel than-- familial. everybody in new orleans knows everybody. they are all related -- that is my cousin, that is my uncle. it is great. i love that. it is a walking city. it is a family city. everybody hangs out. literally everybody in new orleans knows everybody. half of them are related. you know where i am going with this. how could you have an environment that i

us. what is uplifting is that the united states brought freedom not only unto its own people, but never stopsill stop to help other people to become free. your present democracy at its best, you have deepened its meaning, namely, that democracy is not just the right to be equal, but the equal right to be different. the democracy is not just a free expression, but is self expression, as well. you exemplify the spirit of democracy by striving for justice and equality and opportunity in the american society and the world has now become global and yet remains individual, and you offer those principles. you have shown global responsibility and individual sensitivity. on monday night, mr. president, we shall celebrate passover, the festival of freedom, the celebration of spring. the celebration of spring means our journey from the house of slaves to the home of the free. this started more than 3,000 years ago. we remember it every year. we are commended to feel as though each of us personality participated in the journey. we shall not forget where we came from. we shall remember always where we are

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. >> to see that many people honored us is more than what i can put into words it is uplifting. know that the hard work is ahead and we have a lot of support out there. for people that care about us. i think that we will get through this. if it causes people to stop, think. what our role is and what it means to return with honor at the end of the day. that is the best possible with a chicken honor these will legacies of these very fine officers the sacrificed everything for their community. >> reporter: this is a photograph of the daughter, gillian. she got out of a limousine to embrace this person along the sidewalk. they had the employees and to me, that shows you how touch to the family is. they have the-embraced --. from inside the service and outside. reporting live, justin waldman, kron 4. >> here with the sights and sounds of today's service. ♪ >> we gathered to remember a mother, a partner, an inspiration to all of us. we gathered to remember a father, husband, mentor, and a friend. >> butch, elizabeth you will forever be remembered. >> porch baker was the goat to person.

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but, you know, jesus d this for us and so we got to give a little bit back, as much as we can. so it is kind of very spiritually uplifting. >> that physical participation adds an extra dimension. it's not just sitting in a pew or standing or kneeling. that actual physical activity puts it into your body, so you feel it. >> you're physically exhausted, you have blisters. and i mean you're just worn out. and it just gives you such a tiny little taste of what jesus had to endure for us. >> when you come to easter sunday, our desire is to not just give thanks for what happened two thousand years ago but, in truth, to comprehend the new life that the resurrection brings to all of us. that when we love one another as christ loved us, we actually get to live that resurrected life. and to take that out with us when we leave here, not just to serve one another but to serve everybody we encounter. that whole service represents the joy we can have in the world, the rest of the world, the rest of the time. >>> that our program for n. i'm bob abernethy. happy easter. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on t

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president regagan's appeal to, and tand what washington is doing to us and our children in reagan, his son. michael, it's upliftingn't it? >> i remember being there in 1982 and that speech he gave in 1992, really book ends the political career of ronald reagan. even people on the left were affected by that. aalec baldwin goes to the same gym and he talked about the television shows and i want to share something with, i miss your father. you disagreed with everything he said and voted against him. why do you miss my father? . he said i've come to realize that your father had a good soul and what the world is missing is a good soul. let me tell you i haven't heard a republican put if in those world. >> megyn: i think a lot of people believe the current president has a good soul and is a good man and the polls support at that, but the optimism, that's harder to find. >> it is. >> megyn: president obama has come under criticism in past days and weeks, because he's been sounding what he would say is the alarm on these spending cuts. but as i said in the intro, his critics say it's fear mongering. let me give the audien

us and we in the media have to have this same approach with the pope. it's beautiful in one way to see him engaging so directly with people. i think it's refreshing and upliftingmany. and it cuts clear through the media coverage of this and i think draws people to him and his message, so he clearly knows what he's doing on one level, and that beautiful shot you're showing now where he picked up that very disabled child and -- >> what a moment. >> it's beautiful and the affection. remember during the inaugural mass there was another moment like this where he got out of the popemobile and embraced another severely disabled man, he really has a heart for these people, you see that, and i think this is going to be the mark of this papacy, a direct outreach to people. as he said to his priests on thursday, fredricka, he advised them to go look for the lost sheep and when you come back, you better smell like those sheep. he wants them amid the people and in the muck of life and perhaps that's where the church needs to be now. >> and departing from script, so to speak, but one has to wonder how many feathers he's ruffling by doing this. there are some who say because

uplifting. >> he loves reading and you can tell it's genuine. who cares what his sexual preference is? you won't find many people with that genuine love you will find in jim. >> his new calling use owner experience to help rebuild the lives of others. >> being in the closet is a prison of sorts. for a gay man, there were so many times in my life i felt filled with shame and guilt and ugliness. and now, sort of to move through this, i hope to do that for these women. i am that woman in jail. no different. >> mcgreevey is also speaking out about the need for criminal justice reform. with 2.2 million americans either in prison or in jail, the u.s. incarcerates more of its citizens than either russia or rwanda. with 5% of the world's population, the u.s. has the highly dubious distinction of holding close to 25% of the world's prisoners. i am now joined by former new jersey governor, jim mcgreevey. >> go, alex! those are great stats. >> they're so important. >> they're so sad. >> i know this week you've been talking a lot about gay marriage and your status as a gay american, and we want to get to that. the subject of what you're doing in prisons and the prison population, the notion

it was supposed to be patriotic uplifting and positive, look at this we're seeing battle. that was the intention. now, 10 years later all of usd a. the story leading up to this sounds like crap, there are people coming out in droves saying there are no w.m.d.'s, never were that weren't sold to them by us in the form of donald rumsfeld's ties to pharmaceutical companies. there are many progressives who 10 years after are watching the rest of people catch up. >> finally coming around. hal: yeah, and then you're seeing weird you tube videos, 10th year anniversary rewriting history. every time they do it, they conflate the first gulf war with this one. he was on the border of kuwait, used chemical weapons against his own people. we knew that he was a serious threat. >> i'm ok smooshing the two together if you want to take the second one at george w. bush's personal redemption for his father's first war. that's ok for me if you want to smoosh them together that way. hal: no question, but somehow there was an imminent threat because of stuff he did in the 1980's or stuff we told him end do in the 1990's, tacit approval from the fir

uplifting of hopes and dreams, that directly impact economic growth. >> supreme court justice anthony kennedy testified about the court's budget pingback by think for a dollar not a fan about what she's offered usodel for government that stresses stability and empathy. she's not going to win. but with atorvastatin generations because we need examples and role models and her way of conducting politics come at building bridges do not bunkers is a model that we can use for the future. automatic budget cuts varna sequestration are unsustainable and would results in furloughs and race to public safety. this is a little more than an hour and a half. >> committee will come to order. good morning to justice kennedy and justice breyer. we thank you for being here today. you both testified before this committee before and you're back. i always wonder how you decided comes before the subcommittee, what do you volunteer, whether someone volunteers before you. that sounds great. whatever the reason has come a worker year and we always look forward to hearing from the court and this is one of those rare occasions where we have two branches of government they get together in the same room and talk. i think we

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