. >>> we have a judy valente profile today of poet christian wiman, the former editor of "poetry" magazine year teaching at the yale divinity school and yale's institute of sacred music. wiman said poetry and all the arts are essential to experiencing what he calls "glimmerings" of the presence of god. meanwhile, he lives with the implications of his incurable cancer. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: poet christian wiman is in a place where he says his spirit is at home -- the chapel at the yale divinity school. >> there's so much genuine joy and intensity in those services. you think of young people as being ironic and dejected and you know, dispassionate or dissolute maybe. and here are a bunch of people in their twenties that are filled with joy, they're singing out, it is truly inspiring. >> reporter: wiman is here to offer a message to aspiring ministers and church musicians, that poetry is not only a means of reaching out to god, but one of the ways through which god reaches out to us. >> this is true in a profound sense, in the way that art radically expands or extends our notion of god. we've all

and valente rosas is one of many documenting them for the press.ery night, rides around waiting for a phone call or a radio message telling him that there's another one. so who's buying drugs? who's selling drugs to who? >> here, you kill each other for a reason. it's business? >> si. >> more mexican civilians have been killed since 2006 than all the american military lost in ten years of the vietnam war and eight years of wars in iraq. what do you do if you're one of these cops, you're driving around one night, you see some guy outside of a bar beating somebody or disturbing the peace, you start to arrest him and he's got a diamond studded pistol, it's got his name on it. now you realize you've just arrested somebody with serious powerful connections. what do you do? [ speaking foreign language ] >> you let him go? >> si. >> why do they always pull their pants down? our local fixer, alex, is here to translate. >> in this case he thinks that they pull the pants down so check for weapons. >> they're loading him into the sheet. >> this is the csi tea

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as jessica valente put it, i'm tired of folks making me feel insecure about my insecurities.ust have to live with my mediocre lady existence. sorry. not sorry. >>> all right. i'm krystal ball. that wraps things up for "can the reid report." joy been back here next week at 2:00 p.m. eastern. "the cycle" is up next. i've heard of that show before. hey, cyclists. >> hey, joy. how are you? >> actually, you know, i don't know if you noticed, i think you can see the monitor in there. it's krystal. we've met before. >> yeah, we do have double krystal today. i'm sorry, krystal, but you are the most talented person in this room and probably that one too. >> very sweet of you. >> hopefully you'll join us. it's going to be pretty interesting show. we're going to dig deep on iraq. we're going to talk about governors who are having some trouble putting their feet in their mouths and those sort of things. we're going to talk about the world cup. i'm going to dig deep on the central park five. they're finally getting paid. what does that mean for new york? what does that mean for america? o

vice president monica valente. secretary, keisha flynn. and secretary, leticia austin.they would like to present our guest with a certificate of appreciation. >> on behalf of the class of 2014, i would like to thank president obama for joining us today and for sharing his words of inspiration and encouragement. we would like to present you with this worcester technical high school national blue ribbon school jacket as a remembrance of the celebration and to thank you -- [applause] and to thank you for making our graduation an event that we will surely never forget. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> yeah. whoo! [applause] >> superintendent, dr. melinda boone. mayor joseph petty we would like to present you with these gifts. a donation in your name to the worcester county food bank as a token of our appreciation for your support and participation in this truly memorable event. [applause] at this time, we would like to present a gift from the class of 2014 to dr. harity we would like to thank you her and the entire worcester technical high school staff for four remarkabl