lord about how we built from the base of the traffic. -- of the draft. this is what the committee had in mind when we came to and we needed to get people's opinions because people were waiting to see something in print to response to. we're getting all kinds of reactions but we are now working in our subcommittee on creating some pretty concrete recommendations. mr. lord has been a tremendous resource and helping to find as the nation's and keeping us on track and that has been very important and i think will results in a very good and very detailed plan that will carry japan town forward so we thank you for the assignment and your support and look forward to coming back to you with more details. for the land use committee, we have one change of time in our upcoming schedules on october 7th and we will begin our meeting at 7:00 due to availability otherwise we need to every thursday of the month. thank you, we hope that you'll be able to come to our community or so committee buildings. >> is there further public comment on this item? >> if not, public co

only percent of the generation has put their trust in the lord jesus christ. this is called the justice generation. my passion is to reach them with the greatest message of love. god's compelling story of sending his son to save a lost and fallen world. not just in america, different parts of america, india, the majority of my skin color worships goddess. 16,000 people finding christ in india. our foe cus is in the youth of india. by 2025, half of the world this generation is one glob youth culture. they are rejecting the faith of their parents. here is a challenge, when a young man and lady rejects christianity. in a place like india, it is an incredible opportunity to reach them with the love of jesus christ. >> god rescued and equipping you tobe a missionary in india and america. thank you so much r what you are doing. >> thank you, sir. >> thanks. >>> and you can find daily reports on the work of the church around the world at our website cwnews.org. we'll be back right after this. >> finally this week we turn to nth korea turning to a christian help from

, oh my lord ♪ didn't it didn't it ♪ rain oh oh my lord ♪ didn't it rain ♪ didn't it rain children ♪ rain, oh my lord ♪ didn't it didn't it ♪ didn't it rain oh, my lord, didn't it rain ♪ oh won't you listen how it's raining listen how it's raining ♪ some moaning from groaning some running some praying ♪ oh, won't you listen how it's raining ♪ listen how it's raining ♪ some moaning, some groaning some running, some hide ♪ oh won't you listen how it's raining listen, how it's raining moaning, groaning ♪ crying praying, hmm didn't it rain, yes, didn't it rain children ♪ rain, oh my lord ♪ didn't it rain didn't it rain all over my lord ♪ ♪ oh, didn't it rain ♪ >> ooh! tom jones. singing gospel. sounds so good. good morning. >> good morning. >> where did your love of this music come from? because, really it's not what you would expect from someone twr wales, not exactly the gospel capital of the world? >> when i was listening to it on the radio, when i was growing up in wales we had the bbc radio, and basically, a bunch of things. a lot of different things. and

by the time i was under the bridge, he said at all, lord -- oh, lord. he wanted to get out. i said the water was coming too fast. he reached his hand on the car seat. the water had come in the car that test. >> you got out of the car? >> no, i did not get out. he said a you have to get out. if he had not got me out, i would not be talking to you. >> you did make it out of the car. miss clark was telling us that a passer-by head helped -- had helped swim them to safety. >> he got out of his car. >> it took him a while, and he was able to get her out. a number of people were trapped and they managed to get to safety. the concern is making sure the drainage is better. reporting live, i am sam for. >> thank goodness people were there to help her out. >>> severe turbulence and injured two people on board a flight bound for reagan national airport this morning. two women were injured, one of which is a flight attendant. both suffered non-life- threatening injuries. >>> we are learning more above the planned terror attack in multiple european cities. eight germans and two british b

in total and he used to be really close with another criminal lord known as you point you who was killed back in two thousand and nine and according to some reports. said that he was going to be very much his death and the fact that i thought he stole the sniper's rifle at the scene off by yesterday's assassination some analysts say that he pointed to that other criminal lord was killed using the scene of a weapon and did they see that the organizers of this attack may want to hit hint at the fact that these two two assassinations are connected another version is that it's the assassination attempt on grandpa i saw the last time doc did as a result of a criminal or for some sport facilities in southern russia so the investigation is clearly continuing a criminal case has been opened on on the attempt all for murder and the goals to try to assassinate by the house on fire now so it's all right art he's a carcass going up thanks for that report. us president barack obama is pushing forward plans to double u.s. exports in the next five years it's a move that could general. up to two million

lord, i need to win the lottery. again, nothing. lord, she said the three weeks, didn't he promise to bare your service if they split their fot against the stone? i am just about stone broke. i need to win the lottery. and then in the still of her room, she heard this voice. cut me a break. buy a ticket. [laughter] we've gotten very good at making demands or earnest requests to supplications for what we need. we demand that the government imove our schools, employers cut some slack, that white people stop being so racist and it's okay to do that. there's nothing wrong with that. but while we are demanding hat other people do what they ought to do, we need to do what we ought to do. we need to remember for a simple the most influential educational resource is a parent who cares to read and we need to admit that sometimes parents are the missing ingredients and our children's success. we need to acknowledge the culprits and our children's failure often share our skin color, our zip code, and sometimes our street address. what shall we

francis found his faith heard his lord and established his order and insisted on dying when his time came. this is how such a unique piece of history came to be located 800 years and 6,000 miles away in san francisco california. the story begins appropriately with a vision of rebuilding a church. >> this was the first church in the town that became san francisco, so in that sense we thought of making a shrine of st. francis our patron is st. francis after all and not reopen it as another parish church but a shrine church. >> 1998, st. francis of assisi church in north beach became the national sign but 7 years later the francis can order decided to reassign the friars who ran it. >> in 2005 we were worried when the friars were leaving. i went the to the archbishop who is now cardinal and i literally sat with him for four hours and i plotted out we will build the portuncula in the gymnasium and then do a political thought in the directory and then a piazza. >> the cardinal got excited he said i am going to let you do that. >> the key would be to form the replica of the chapel and be t

many were taken by her late sister's husband, the photographer lord snowden. >> on her right, mr. anthony armstrong jones. >> he was a society photographer who took pictures of the royals and then became one. tony armstrong jones's wedding to princess margaret was the society event of 1960. although he was not a member of the royal family, lord snowden continued to work as a professional photographer. alongside his documentary work, he was often called on to photograph the queen. many of his photographs have been included in a new exhibition, but the graphic portraits of the queen. here is an image of the monarch and her husband in the kind of formal pose you might expect, and the queen caught by a range of photographers' in less orthodox surroundings. the photographs in the exhibition truck the queen's life from her childhood. snow then photographed her regularly from the late '50s. this was a photograph of that wound up on postage stamps. this was for her 80th birthday, taken at lord snowden's home. >> she goes out of her way to help make it easy. i try to do it as simply as pos

rs >> oh, lord. that ain't right. >> and they shouldn't take that out on the people. they need to come to an agreement because without them, how is people going to get to they jobs? >> reporter: that's a question neither ac tran sit nor the union can answer. >> i think the service cuts are so deep that everybody will be impacted. all routes, all weekend service will be impacted in some way, shape, or form. >> i been here for 20 years, i never seen it this bad. >> reporter: the board will look at the proposed cuts and

an investigation is underway after i know which the notorious criminal lord was shot in the center of moscow we take you to the scene of the incident. plus from boom went to bust we look at the poverty that's hit america's recession battered industrial towns. a us a senate panel has approved a nuclear arms reduction deal signed with russia in april the start treaty which now needs to be ratified by the full senate could see the countries reduce their stockpiles by a third while the u.s. president is urging lawmakers to speed up the process in-house issues could hamper ratification. reports the start treaty got the green light from the senate foreign affairs committee and is heading for the senate floor this treaty will make america more secure it will assist us in moving towards the goal of less nuclear threats and for that reason we're proud he actually took today it's been a bumpy ride five months of hearings and the resolution that the senators passed reflects that they put all their concerns in one package among them. the time between offensive and defensive weapons senator is cla

. >> i am here to tell you i will never be ashamed of my lord's name. we need him desperately to heal our cotry. >> the democratic republic of congo cursed by natural resoces, diamonds, copper, gold, but for all its riches, the drc is a mess politically, and spiritually dying. >> dear father, our people are suffering, we need you, lord. >> according to the cia, 5 million people have died here. the country's wealth is ground zero of the worst war on the continent. governnt troops still fighting toward rebel groups from taking corol of the minerals. hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced and tens of thousands of women raped, tortured and mutilated. >> we are like the promise land but flowing with death and destruction. >> with the blessing of her husband, she launched a campaign in all the major citi, took to the air ways pleading for the countryman to join her. for 3 days, people gathered around the crches. >> i am calling for them to pray for each other. >> for someone incredibly shy and shuns the puic spotlight, it was this image of their

though the dark lord got away with an undisclosed amount of cash during the fearsome heist, he's now in hot pursuit of the police force. >>> oregon firefighters were called in for an unusual rescue. a privately owned 1200 pound camel stuck in a sinkhole. the rescue team used ropes and straps to pull up the distressed animal to safety. so far, it seems to be doing okay. >>> and in new york, guinness world record promoted the release of their 2011 book with a play date with one of its biggest and smallest stars. giant george, the world's tallest living dog, and booboo, the smallest. booboo needed a boost to meet george, but there was an instant connection. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> there was a lot of drama when they were rescuing that animal. >> i know. that video was pretty amazing. >> eventually, they got over the hump, though. and then got it out. >> really, bill? you're going to start out the morning with a bad joke? >> that's how we're doing it. let's talk about the tropics,

lord, i need to win the lahti. -- the lottery. again, nothing. lord, she said the third week. did you promise to the bear servants up lest they bash their foot against the stone, well, lord, i'm just about stone broke. i need to win the lottery. and then in the still of her room, she heard this voice. cut me a break. buy a ticket. [laughter] we've gotten very good at making demands or ernest requests or subly cases for what we need. we demand that the government improve our schools and customers cut us slack and white people stop being so racist. nothing wrong with that. but while we are demand that other people do what they ought to do, we need to do what we ought to do. we need to remember, for example, that the most influential educational resource a child can have is a parent who cares. and we need to admit that sometimes parents are the missing ingredient in our children's success. we need to acknowledge that the culprits in our children's failure often share our skin color, our zip code, and sometimes our street address. what shall we tell the children? the stream may no

lord, teach us to number our days that we may have hearts of wisdom. continue to comfort those for whom the date, september 11th, sadnesss a sense of and loss. console those whose lives are shocking with tehe images of that season of distress. inspire our citizens to inclined their hearts to you in prayer and repentance as they remember that righteousness exalts a nation, but that sin is a reproach to any people. in the days to come, do for us and this land we love exceedingly, abundantly, above all that we can ask or imagine, according to your power working in and through us, we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> amen. >> each year at this time we have a solemn responsibility to remember the heroes and the victims of 9/11. we also keep faith with the loved ones of the fallen, and not just today, but every day. for many of us, the timeline of that tuesday is committed to memory -- the shock and grief still echoing in our hearts. we can still recall our awe for the first responders who ran into birding buildings and the ordinary citizens who charge -

the lord be with you. >> the lord be with you. >> he said people in all 90 of the parishes in the area will be praying for the victims. >>> for some who have homes in the devastated neighborhood their reaction in thfirst few moments of the fire may have made the critical difference that helped most of them live. robert honda talked to some of them today and is live now with their stories. >> reporter: it has been emotional for vacantes. some of them still here recovering at this center set up near the city park. some were nice enough to talk about the first few movements of the fire when their only thought was survival. >> at first i thought th world was ending. >> reporter: they say they were just going through normal routines. some said they were dazed by what happened before realizing they were in danger. >> big, big, as far up as you can see flames. they told us to get out. myon said we have to get out. so we got out. with nothing. my purse and medication, still in my house. >> reporter: others had similar thoughts. >> i could see the flames just on the entire neighborhood. >> repo

though the dark lord got away with an undisclosed amount of cash during the heist, he's now in hot pursuit of the police force. >>> oregon firefighters were called in for an unusual rescue. a privately owned 1200-pound camel stuck in a sinkhole. the rescue team used ropes and straps to pull the distressed animal to safety. so far, it seems to be doing okay. >>> and in new york, guinness world records folks promoted the release of their 2011 book with a play date with one of its biggest and smallest stars. giant george, the world's tallest living dog, and booboo, the smallest. booboo needed a boost to meet george, but as you can see right there, there was an instant connection. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. bill, good morning. i don't know if you were paying attention when i was reading. >> i was. >> did you notice the kamil's privately owned, who owns a camel? someone who lives near a sinkhole? >> i don't know. i have no idea. but, yeah, sinkhole, either. rare camels, not many sinkholes. not

mubarak converted good lord lord. god you. are worn. out old girl fall ah god are going all. the theatres oldest actress is one hundred years old this year. the same used to be a beautiful girl it's a save these photographs speak naturally you should have seen how beautiful i was. when the phantom was bombed she moved to the front line to a pedophile soviet troops giving more than full files and performances during the little voice was so powerful that sometimes the soldiers even asked her to sing more quietly in case the enemy had to. get the record that one somebody visited this theater to ask me to come to smarten if there was a hospital that anyone didn't sick people there with mind you says the boss no applause for you then why not i said when you got no hands it was a truly festive occasion in the spring of nine hundred forty two when the electricity was restored in leningrad and trams one small ran along at straights and. that. little. share of friendship dating back to the blockade. of the tragedy by riding in a time tramp. this is the law this is the only tramp over

dear lord, say grace. dear lord, thank you for this day and everything you've given us, thank you for allowing us to be the man and puppy that you've allowed us to be fe. father, thank you -- >> come on. how do we know that this isn't doctored video? >> i wonder if the dog is like please let me get my favorite treat tonight. >> the dog is trained. >> you can train a dog to do just about anything. i wonder if the dog had any sense of why he's doing that. >> this is part of their daily routine. i imagine that they believe the dog is praying. >> yeah. well, the dog is appreciative. >> he's just waiting for his treat, i think. >> whatever it takes. >> is this popular on the web? >>'s huge. everyone's talking about this now. the praying dog. >> want to try to get my dog to read the prayer book when i go home. see if that works. all right, thanks, guys. >>> making healthier choices when it comes to school lunches. we'll tell you why some students are passing on the pizza and burgers. ♪ when the parts for the l

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we need to move beyond this and track.back on the right under lord brown, it was beyond petroleum. i am sincerely hoping that bob dudley will get bp back on that track. >> what do you think it tells about where bp is heading now under mr. dudley and offshore drilling in general? >> hopefully, bob dudley will look hard again at the case for renewals and alternatives. as i was director of beat the green energy, we made an investment in what was known as bp alternative energy under lord brown. that has been cut back, and the focus went back to petroleum under tony hayward. hopefully bob dudley will get the company back on the track, which is beyond petroleum. >> thank you very much indeed. let's take you around the globe for the other main news. president obama has been detailing his plans to boost the american economy. his speech in cleveland, ohio highlighted his administration's plans for tax cuts. the u.s. secretary of state has said mexico's struck cartels increasingly look like an -- mexico's drug cartels increasingly look like an insurgency. the army was deployed against the ca

though the dark lord got away with an undisclosed amount of cash during the heist, he's now under the hot pursuit of the police force. >>> oregon firefighters were called in for an unusual rescue, a privately-owned 1,200 pound camel, stuck in a sinkhole. the rescue team used ropes and straps to pull the distressed animal to safety. so far seems to be doing okay. >>> in new york, guinness world record folk promoted the release of their 2011 book with a play date for one of the biggest and smallest stars, giant george, the world's tallest living dog, and bobo, the smallest. boo boo needed a boost to see george, but there was an instant connection. now for a look at your national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins with the forecast. >> do you think george is a happen dog? >> i hope not. >> a lot of those great danes think they are. george was pretty cute. let's talk about the hurricanes out there and the tropical storms. just got the new updates in. no big surprises, the biggest concern is down here in mexico where we are watching tropical storm karl. it's over the bay of

lord skidelsky a member of the british house of lords award winning historian and corniest and an expert on russia is here with us today thank you very much for joining us group or skidelsky your wrists and book canes the return of the must step out philosopher and economist john maynard keynes received several awards how relevant the economists feel today i would say they were very relevant in three respects first of all he explained how we got into this mess this crisis in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine secondly he tells us what we ought to do about it how to get out of it and thirdly he tells us how to avoid how we can minimize our chances of getting into another one and i think no other economist does that he was the greatest economist of the last century in one of the articles you said that europe was declining economically and politically why is this happening and what are the signs of the crisis well of course europe's been a very badly hit by the recession and it's got very high unemployment but beyond that i think europe is in decline it's it's weaker than it was i

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i was just thinking, my head is itching, too. >> reporter: remember lordes? odds are, she'll be back. since her daughter is infested, there's about a 90% chance she'll get them, too. is this a parents worst nightmare? >> i think so. >> reporter: i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline" in los angeles. >> and that's head lice news. sorry. thanks to jeremy hubbard for that. when we come back, the latest on hurricane earl. but first, jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next. >> jimmy: tonight, hayden christensen, criss angel, ozzy osbourne, the obama hole in one, and tila tequila, attacked by clowns. jk jk is next. ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? how'd you do it? ting right...whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have healthier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios.

system in greeting the house of lords were the members are elected. this portion is 30 minutes. >> >>two and a half years ago, i stood in this very hall to make my first speech as leader of our party. i said that the chance for change was within our reach, and we had to seize it. that chance came. perhaps not quite in the way many of us could have expected. but the chance came and you - we - responded with real courage and conviction. cynics expected us to back away. instead, we confounded those who said that coalition government was impossible. we created a government which will govern and govern well for the next five years. thate will govern and govern well for the next five years. of course, there are those who condemn us. we are challenging years of tradition, but i am so, so proud of the quiet courage and determination which you have shown through these momentous times in british political history. hold a warners and we will have changed -- holding ourerve, we will have changed british politics for good. hold our nerve, and we will change britai

i mean privately i've wondered, gee, lord, is this cancer my ticket to heaven? because i sure am tired of sitting in a wheelchair, and my body is aching, and i'm so weary. could this be my ticket to heaven? >> reporter: her motivation for persevering, she says, is all the people she's able to help. >> i need a reason to get up in the morning, and my big reason is to help other families like mine, other people with disabilities, other special needs moms and dads, to encourage them and strengthen them, to help them want to face life head on. >> reporter: she says she won't allow herself to spiral into doubt and despair. ♪ y-m-c-a >> i'm not going to go there. i'm not going to go there. i went down that dark, grim path when i was a teenager and first broke my neck and wanted my girlfriends to bring in razors to slit my wrists or their mother's sleeping pills or whatever. i'm not going to go down that path again. it's too horrible. >> reporter: ken tada says it's been hard watching his best friend go through so much. >> i've often had several guy friends of mine w

after claims of spot fixing and deliberate no balls during the lords test match. the end of a turbulent tour is in sight but the impact will stretch well beyond this summer. >> dan rowan reporting. an influential separatist leader in india kashmir says protests will continue unless the government meets his core demands. the hard-liner made the remarks after a meeting several members of a parliamentary delegation. he wants indian security forces withdrawn and the kashmir issue made an international dispute. more than 100 people have died in clashes over the past three months alone. let's return to the story on the millennium development goals at the u.n. we can speak to the bbc's barbara pleth who joins us from new york. eight goals. how many on track, barbara? >> well, there are some on track, for example the big plan to cut poverty by half by 2015 seems to be within reach. that is largely because of very big economic growth in china and india which has raised the worldwide figures. one of the other goals that's on target is to increase the number of people who ha

although we are puny and insignificant on the scale of the cosmos, this makes us in a sense the lords of creation. >> larry: welcome back. leonard maladno is a physicist at cal tech. he's bestselling author and co-author of "the grand design." deepak chopra is a spiritual teacher. his latest book will be a runaway bestseller, "mohammed the story of the last prophet" comes out this month. father robert j. spitzer, president of the center of faith and reason and spitzer center for ethical leadership. he's the author of "new proofs for the existence of god: contributions of contemporary physics and philosophy." the catholic church. i once had a catholic priest tell me once that he was a jesuit, he spent that day with catholics and remembered what a catholic was. anyway, we'll start with leonard. how did you come to be co-author? how did this come together, you and stephen writing the book? >> it started around 2002. i had written my first book which was about the concept of curve space and how it came about and how we use it in physics. one day my agent called me and said, hey, guess wha

all my life ♪ oh lord >> oh, geez! >> i thought it was fantastic the movie. i heard about it long before i saw it. and then when he punched the guy at the end, i thought that was very funny. ♪ whenever i'm with him ♪ something inside >> most people don't put kind of me and motown or me and soul music together. where as that's the real -- that's the thing i started off listening to. probably "heat wave" to me is one song that just -- you know, captures what motown is, straight from the very beginning. i used to just buy anything that was on the label, because you could trust the labels, you know? you wouldn't be buying something that was going to interest you or find good. ♪ i won't be long yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ i won't be long yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah >> the first music for me, of course, was the beatles, you know? i was kind of 13, meet the beatles over here was probably my first, you know, album i went stupid over. but "it won't be long" was the opening track. when the needle went on the record, you would he

i mean privately i've wondered, gee, lord, is this cancer my ticket to heaven? because i sure am tired of sitting in a wheelchair, and my body is aching, and i'm so weary. could this be my ticket to heaven? >> reporter: her motivation for persevering, she says, is all the people she's able to help. >> i need a reason to get up in the morning, and my big reason is to help other families like mine, other people with disabilities, other special needs moms and dads, to encourage them and strengthen them, to help them want to face life head on. >> reporter: she says she won't allow herself to spiral into doubt and despair. ♪ y-m-c-a >> i'm not going to go there. i'm not going to go there. i went down that dark, grim path when i was a teenager and first broke my neck and wanted my girlfriends to bring in razors to slit my wrists or their mother's sleeping pills or whatever. i'm not going to go down that path again. it's too horrible. >> reporter: ken tada says it's been hard watching his best friend go through so much. >> i've often had several guy friends of mine w

lord knows there's a ton out there where democrats could use him. i think it's just late for the messaging. you can't change trajectory of the campaign. what you can change, do you have if money, the ads and people fired up at that moment. >> howard, before we go, richard nixon or bill clinton. who's been a better ex-president strategist, political strategist, for their own party? >> party nixon. let's see how bill clinton does. and they say, chuck, that i'm joining the "huffington post" as senior political editor. i know you're probably confused about how to identify me. >> i love a man with a lot of titles. >> i'm shedding some and ado adopting some. >> howard fineman of the "huffington post." jim vanderbihei, the better loog half. >>> up next, are the tea partiers destroying the republican party or reenergizing it in a way they haven't seen in a long, long time? and the 60-day handshake lives on, that five-finger bond that communicates trust, honor, follow-through, and follow-up. it's a promise that says go ahead and buy a ram 1500 or a heavy dut

. >> one of mexico's most wanted men, a drug lord, has now been paraded by the authorities who captured him. the arrest is being seen as a major victory in the government's war on drugs. and a big blow to one of the country's most violent and feared drug cartels. jack explains. >> an intelligence tip-off led them here to a palatial home in the city of puebla. when they landed, they took no chances. 30 heavily armed marines sent to arrest one man. but in the end, not a shot was fired. minutes later, their target was in custody. who is this giant of a man? at two meters tall, his nickname of el grande is enough. the reward for his capture was big, too, more than $2 million. a former policeman. he is thought to have risen through the ranks of organized crime to lead a fraction of the drug gang. the authorities say he's a delta cartel, a major blow. >> the cartel is greatly weakened. the three main operators have now been arrested. we expect this will lead to a reshuffling of leaders, but nevertheless the weakening of the group will be substantial. two weeks ago, the leader of a rival facti