zion. on my journey now, mt. zion and i wouldn't take nothing. mt. zion ♪ from my journey now, mt.rom my journey now, mt. cyin'. maya angelou. >> there is a lot more happening tonight. susan hendricks joins us with a "360 bulletin." >>> anderson, president obama announced his plan for the remainder of his term while addressing graduate cadets at west point. the president said a strong military and the use of diplomacy is the right balance. >> u.s. military action cannot be the only or even primary component of our leadership in every instance. just because we have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail. >>> meanwhile, a court hearing in mexico today for a u.s. marine in prison for two months was quickly suspended until next week. sergeant andrew tamorisi, an afghanistan war veteran crossed the border with three personal firearms purchased legally in the u.s. but he is facing a weapons charge in mexico. >>> and apple will spend $3 billion to acquire beats, the music streaming service and its related electronics company. one of the big winners in the deal is co-fo

america but he also situated the original garden of eden, independence, missouri, and his original zion was deemed to be independence, missouri. so we moved, his people were chased out of i'll. in all the way here across the mississippi to missouri. they live in misery for three or four years and their chased out again, what's called the mormon war takes place but their extremity. there is an extermination order enacted by missouri against the mormons in 1839. extermination has a different meaning in 1839 from the meaning that we take it today. it literally means to chased out of your boundaries but it means the mormons had to leave missouri and fast and under force but it doesn't mean they were killed, although many mormons in fact were killed by angry missourians in 1839. that they are extremity, sent to the border. the board is the mississippi river and they are forced to go into illinois. now they are on the mississippi river. this is what book takes place. 14,000 mormons, smith is eventually started in vermont, ends up in illinois, going to be killed right here in carthage, illinoi

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they drove in two beetles and a zion. it was a tight squeeze but careful planning made it all happening and the principal wasn't mad because he is really cool or had no clue. >> i think he is probably really cool. >> i would say. you can't miss that. >> i guess. >>> it is 4:52. a bay area police officer made his living sketching criminals. the discovery made inside his home to suggest he may be a criminal himself. >> a dog attacks and a flying fur ball swoops in. meet the family cat that saved a little boy. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> flying around the bay area, it will be a cooler day. that sea breeze going to kick in along the coastline. you see some green there on the screen. that's some cooler temperatures. still in the 70s out toward the coastline before the breeze kicks in. 80s and 90s as you head in toward parts of the south bay, maybe about 96 in morgan hill, 98 gilroy. east bay temperatures still hot. it will be another day or so before that real cool marine air works its way inland there. so expect temperatures well in

zion hospital.i was a bit nervous walking in but as soon as the music came on my fears and anxiety totally lifted they evaporated and i was in a very joyful place right >> reporter:deb tells me the purpose of the dance video was not to go viral she wanted to share it with her close friends and family. and have them send her videos of them dancing to watch as she got better. but nothing this good can stay a secret. >>sot my friend was holding my phone and when i wokeup from recovery he said dude your phone is going off the hook something has happened with the video and it just snowballed from there >> gary:the video has millions of hits online. people from all over the world have sent deb their "dance party videos" and shared their stories ofeven beyonce posted on her facebook page "deborah, you are awesome" >>that was so beautiful and it was really humbling that i happened to be the one that started it but really i have been inspired by so many people >> gary:now, 6 months after surgery and after th

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zion hospital.that i remember telling a little bit nervous and dennison is the music came on my fears and anxiety totally lifted. speed is evaporated. and i was in a very dreadful place right away. >>: debra tells me the purpose of the dance video was not to go viral thrift still wanted to share its only with her close friends and family. fog and have them send her videos of them up dancing to watch as she got better. and nothing is good can stay secrets. " real trouble has lent his own mind. half built right even beyoncÉ posted on her facebook page and that brett you are awesome. it was really humbling that i happen to be the one that to start with it but to really eyes and inspired by some many people. >>: now six months after surgery and the video erupted. she can proudly say she is a survivor. >>: i have cancer free and with time now just a really on the healing past, and trying to surpass six months three suddenly and rubicam and unintentional inspiration. with >>: we have a little/mod dance pa

for instance in his reading collection was a copy of the protocols of the learned elders of zion. this is an early 21st century tract, the minutes of a secret meeting of zionist leaders who planned a fantastic plot to conquer the world and enslaved gentiles. the short but influential track has long been a staple in the literature of the extreme right and more recently among anti zionists in the muslim world as well. on the surface these political views might seem divergent but there is some common ground. extremists on the right see jews as the principal enemy of the area and people and although radical islam generally issues racial themes, its version of anti zionism in many ways parallels a version of anti-semitism found in the extreme right subculture. both the extreme right and radical islam charge there is a jewish conspiracy that is undermining their societies. tamerlon identified himself as the besieged muslim under attack by the united states and israel. perhaps an even better example of convergence is from overseas, france, that is the case of a controversial french comed

. ♪ lord you are good, your mercy endurette forever ♪ ♪ people from every nation >> mount zion baptist one of the oldest churches in the nashville and it's driven that the bible is the truth word of god. >> today i want to talk about a unique topic today. depression. i want you to know from the pulpit to the back pew everybody is trouble. the devil wants to take advantage of this moment of weakness, right? the moment you find yourself struggling with hope, the devil comes in and he's going to attack you whenever your armor is not on. do you know what the armor of god is? have on the helmet of salvation. you have the head cover, the breast place of righteousness, have your loins girded with truth. you understand what's going on. my heart covers what i allow in my spirit. but my head has got to be covered so i don't allow things to come in and take what god has spoken in my life. you can less around and let the negative in and you let the evil in and it will start mezing with your head and before long there will be a thin line between the voice of god and schizophrenia. >> that's good. >

zion baptist church, and i work in the church. >> charlie: and sing in the choir?. >> charlie: why wouldn't you -- >> i'm not home long enough. it wouldn't be fair. >> charlie: what's your favorite hymn? >> my favorite is my grandmother's. not "i shall not be moved," but she had a song she used to sing every sunday, every sunday the b.' brought, mon the mother of the church pew, and the preacher would say, and-a-now, we will be privileged with a song from sister henderson ." and every sunday for ten years, my grandmother would say, me? and i would think, momma, get up and sing! they even know what you're going to sing! the kids would be giggling, growr grandmother is -- your grandmother is doing it again! oh, it was horrible! then she would stand and sing. ♪ i am a poor pilgrim of sorrow ♪ ♪ i'm lost in this wide world alone ♪ >> charlie: sing it, sister! i'm not here to sing! and i can't sing, either. >> charlie: yes, you can. there was also the dark side to maya angelou's childhood in the rural racially divided south. it woul would become the grist r her break-th

the big winners, keycorp, regions financial, zions, fifth third, a lot of these big banks, something to think about as the economy gets better, when things do name in the ukraine and rates start to act differently, you could see those start to come into more focus. back over to you. >>> thank you very much. to the crisis in the ukraine also impacting the markets today. ukrainian troops launching an offensive to take back an eastern town held by separatists. the pro-russians fought back. they were heavily armed with anti-aircraft weapons. they claim to have shot down two ukrainian helicopters. this is now video of ukrainian troops moving in after today's fighting died down. the town where the heavy fighting happened is still reportedly under pro-russian controls, but ukrainian troops have advancesed. russia is accusing eye crane's government of launching a criminal assault, calling for an emergency meeting at the united nations. president obama speaking today on the white house lawn after a meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. >> we want to keep open the issue of resolving it

have heard the bob marley song, by the rivers of babylon there we sat down and wept when we remember zion. the jews rebuild the temple. the romans come to town, they burn the temple to the ground and expel all the jewish people out into the world. and by the way, both of these events happened on the 9th of the month of av. now, this when the romans expelled the jews, this was the start of the diaspora. all the while longing for home. it seemed to be a dream that would never be fulfilled. and because they were exiles and aliens, all the terrible things that happened -- persecutions, inquisition all leading up to the holocaust. so i know i'm -- i know this is long winded, but bear with me here. now i'm going to cut to france, 1890. has anybody heard about the dreyfuss case, does this ring a bell at all? in france at that time there was an around tilley named alfred dreyfuss who was convicted and sent to devil's island. what happened at that time was in his trial, emil zolla wrote his famous editorial in defense of dreyfuss. this wave of anti-semitism where mobs were in the street chanting "

>> in the summer of 2009, eric shrever and david cardona are hiking through utah's zion national park. they're both experienced canyoneers, skilled at getting through canyons by any means possible. that includes climbing, rappeling or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i've been an avid hiker. but this canyoneering sport, it takes hiking to a whole new level, and i started dabbling in that about three years ago. >> i've been doing canyoneering for about a year with eric. >> this time, david is also going to be a cameraman. >> we thought it would be great to have it on camera and we could show other people what we do. >> but what they're about to record is their worst nightmare. eric is planning to rappel 300 feet into the beautiful but dangerous englesteed canyon. >> you can't really see the bottom of it. it kind of blows your mind away, just the scenery of it. >> they choose a spot and david helps eric set up for the rappel. >> i quickly noticed how tall, how far 300 feet is. i was very, very nervous. there are all sorts of factors that can lead to death and injury as

. >> i'm on my journey down mount zion, on my journey now, mount zimpb on, and i wouldn't take nothing from a journey now. >> one writer described her life as a work of art. >> wonderful having you on. despite the sad circumstances, you know, i was reading your twitter feed and so i had to begin with, you say i don't know if this was a life i-light. i can only presume it was. styling the maya angelo. you could put a poet. but what happened was maya called me into the bathroom. i felt like i was going to style a queen. she called me into the bathroom, told me to close the door, lock it and sit on the toilet. >> what? >> yes! you do what maya angelou says. she told me that i had been paid for. that if we were here in this fancy hotel having this moment that my grandmother and my mother paid for me so that i could be free. she gave me an interesting little speech about being in the media and maintaining integrity and having dignity as a public figure. at that point i had never been on television before. she said once you do it, it's like being plucked to death by ducks. you will do it aga

the attorney-generalçó#zíóÑ!uçé any district the u.s.s discretion how to enforce the law based on the circumstances. >> have you had i heard you say earlier you would enforce the laws of district of columbia the same way of colorado or washington but are you going to be any more or less diligent about prosecuting a rests on federal?z property in states with more lenient marijuana laws than others? >> that was the point of the august 2013 guidance. this is the enforcer priorities of the department regardless of the state laws. >> there is no difference with those states? >> our enforcement of marijuana laws on federal property would be the same regardless of the state law. >> we need to recognize mr. jordan. >> tomorrow will be one year since lois lerner went to a bar association to say irs is targeting conservative groups. four days later the attorney general announced after saying this was outrageous and unacceptable that there would be a criminal investigation. one month later we have fbi director asked three questions to was the lead

there's huntington, zion, fraction al declines will. ipos.hted about gopro being profitable, nicely profitable. the story is a lot of chinese paper will get dumped on the market in the next month or two. the story about jd.com versus alibaba. bitter reviles in china. jd.com is pricing tomorrow op the nasdaq. the largest on-line direct retail sales company in china. this is a big ipo. they're seeking to raise $1.6 billion this week. alibaba we don't know what they're going to raise. the talk is 15 to $20 billion. but they have very different models here and different profitability. you can see here, jd.com about $11 billion in revenue and about break even. alibaba has $8 billion and $4 billion in profits. 50% margins. this is why everybody is so excited about alibaba. it's a slightly different model. jd.com is a lot more amazon-like. they take possession of things, they ship, have a lot of costs. alibaba doesn't do any of that. they basically just stand out there as a marketing platform for different companies and they take a revenue from the

zions that we're overvalued and the theme i've heard so far is the value names are starting to do well, big-cap technology names and oracle, hpg, names that will continue to get a bid. i know mark said he liked financials. the other sign of financials, had a weak move down lower and a lot of optimism and analysts continuing to defend them. to me, stay away from financials and go long the value technology names. >> i'll ask you this question, heather. look at the averages right now. the nasdaq is down more than 50 points, 1.25% drop. the dow keeps going lower here. >> those stocks that led on the way up, again, the nasdaq, and that sector that led us on the way up seems to also lead on the downside, so i think the panel, all seems we're agreeing there's some reversion from growth back to value sector so you're seeing a lot of the high-flying momentum names, again, sell off, including biotech and even social media right now, and i think investors want to go back to dividend payers. there's a thirst for yield right now. as the ten-year the bellwether -- >> i'm curious what you make of thi

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interestingly, the israeli government has had to openly deny reports that the sen i call on my zion willstewardship over this place. when a pope travels, it's complicated, it's diplomatic, but it's also got to be handled. >> all right. way suarez, thank i so much for being with us. we hope up come back soon. and father, we appreciate you coming to us today from the vatican city. >> coming up, companies going out of their way to do business from russia. the friday edition of "morning joe" rolls on. ♪ ♪ peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. my golden years will not just be gol

had neighborhoods, literally dotted with families from mississippi, neighborhoods in waukegon and zion. aurora and kenosha. you go on the street and finds folks from ball and marietta. but in recent years, we have had a renaissance of advanced manufacturing in mississippi. this growth has been driven by regional cooperation among our local leaders. tough decisions that were made at the state level. but it's been primarily driven by the strong work ethic of those same people from appalachia. 5 few months ago, i was visiting in one of the advanced manufacturing facilities involved in automobile manufacturing parts, talk to a man who smiled and said, great news about this job is i got to come home. but in order to accommodate all this new growth, we found it important to upgrade u.s. highway 78 and make it interstate 22. a lot of work has been done by federal, state, and local stake holders. we're about ready to make that transition. there's one more change that needs to be completed. a small tweak in the law is necessary. while advanced manufacturing is a very important part of our econo

particularly sensitive visit left before he leaves and tonight he's going to visit the room in mount zionttracted many protests from orthodox jews who did not like that because they feel that israel is holding out authority for the pope to hold masses there and they feel they are slowly taking over, even though both the vatican and israeli authorities have denied that. we're watching out for protests but so far so good. >> so many people around the world, claudio, "pope invites the leaders to meet," putting himself in the middle of the peace process. >> reporter: when he calls for peace and reconciliation, as he's done so many times in the holy land, he means business. these are not just words. he's ready to use all the tools at his disposal to restart this peace process that is now at a stalemate. >> claudio in jerusalem for us, thank you. >> the community of u.c. santa barbara is waking up still shaken by this tragedy. we now know there were warning signs but was there anything that could have been done to stop him? let me start with this here, joe, this hour. that's of course the detai