♪ america, america♪ ♪ america http://twitter.com/cspanw ♪ >> [speaking foreign language] in the translation it says, from bhagavad gita, holy scripture, "weapons cannot cut it, nor can fire burn it. water cannot wet it, nor can wind dry it." the second passage. [speaking foreign language] the translation, "as a man sheds his worn out clothes, takes other new ones likewise, the embodied soul casting off worn out body enters into other new bodies." a small prayer in from hindu scripture. [speaking foreign language] and this translation, "from untruths lead us to the truth. from darkness, lead us to the light. from death lead us to immortality. o peace, peace, and peace." may the treasured souls of our 12 dear friends rest in peace. >> a reading from the letter to the romans. it is god who acquits us. who will condemn? it is christ jesus who died, yes, who was raised and is at the right hand of god, who indeed intercedes for us. what will separate us from the love of christ? will anger, distress, persecution, famine? nakedness, peril, or the sword? no. in all these things we conquer overwhelmi

sea ♪ ♪ america ♪ america ♪ america [ speaking in foreign language ] >> in the translation it says, hindu holy scripture, weapons cannot cut it, nor can fire burn it. water cannot wet it. nor can rain dry it. the second stanza. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> it translates into, as a man sheds his worn out clothes, takes other new ones, likewise, the embodied soul casting off worn out bodies enters into other new bodies. a small prayer from hindu scripture. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> and this translates into, seeing from untruth, lead us to the truth. from darkness, leadto us to the light. from death, lead us into immortality. peace, peace, and peace. may the treasured souls of our 12 dear friends rest in peace. >>> a reading from the letter to the romans. it is god who acquits us, who will condemn. it is christ jesus who died. yes, who was raised, who is at the right hand of god. who, indeed, intercedes for us. what will separate us from the love of christ? will anguish or distress or persecution or famine or nakedness or peril or the sword? no. in all these things, we

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and killing in alarming numbers in america. across america, it is a constant drumbeat of death of shootings, murder, day after day after day. we are losing a whole generation of promise. but the response to this daily y quiet.has been eeril we are numb to the violence, numb to its consequences. the problem is so complex and so painful that we are overwhelmed, and we often look away. maybe we are scared, but if we speak up and get involved, we will end up in the crosshairs. or perhaps we have bought into the notion that the lives of young african-american men are somehow less valuable than the rest of us. --have all heard it before just thugs killing thugs. there is nothing that you can do about it. but this is a lie. every life is precious. and these young men were not

this is not america. this is a challenge to all of us, she said, and we have to work together to get rid of this. that's the wisdom we should take away from the tragedies. not accepting the shootings but asking what can we do to prevent them from happening again and again and again. i said before, we cannot stop every act of senseless violence. we cannot know 6 what lurks in the tragedies, if we can spare what other families are going through, surely we have an obligation to try. it's true that each of the tragedies i mentioned is different and in this case, it's clear, we need to do a better job of securing our military facilities, deciding who gets access to them, and as commander in chief, i ordered a review of procedures up and down the chain an i know that secretary hagel is moving aggressively on that. as the society, we have do a better job of ensuring those who need mental health care actually get it and in those efforts, we don't stick mattize those who need help. those things are clear and we've

and then, a miracle seemed to be a happening, america, america, was about to elect, or not elect, a person of color as its president. what? my cushion shifted minutely. then too an unsuspecting guest left the radio on and i learned bombs were falling on the people of gaza. a mother unconscious herself had lost five of her daughterses. didn't i have a daughter? would i have wanted to lose her in this way? wasn't i a mother, even if reportedly imperfect in that role? well, my cushion began to wobble. i had friends who became eggy and managed to say eggy. i envoyed them. for me the years following my 60th birthday seemed to be about teaching me something else, but yes, i could become like a child again and enjoy all the pleasures and wonder of child experiences. but i would have to attempt to maintain this joy in the vicissitudes of the actual world as opposed toed meditative universe i had created with its calming, ever-flowing fountain. my travels would take me to the celebrations in washington, d.c. where i knew president barack obama would be inaugurated. they would carry me the morning a

, america, america >>> all the names will be read out and then a moment of silence will be held at9vé 7:03, the e moment of impact. >> that was a really, really beautiful rendition. >> yes. we are seeing that across the country. here in the bay area, remembrance ceremonies are also being held. >> christie smith is currently live in san francisco where the fire department is holding its annual ceremony in remembrance of those that lost their lives 12 years ago today. kristy, good morning. >>> good morning to you. we are at station 7 here on folsom. this remembrance ceremony that's just getting underway is going on at all 43 fire stations across the city this morning. sort of a tribute to the first responders and civilians that died on 9/11. during the ceremony, we often see citizens here in san francisco stop and pause specially when they hear the names read of the 343 firefighters from new york who died during the tragic event. they just raised the flag a couple of minutes ago. of course, the four planes that crashed carrying many people from right here in the bay area. here is what'

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hello, my name is samantha bee, and i am an america from the america of the united states. and on behalf of myself and my colleagues, i would like to apologize to the people of egypt for sending you literally the three stupidest people in america. [applause] [cheers] >> sorry for that. >> thank you, sam. egypt, i'd like to, if i may, show you something that i put in my jacket every day that i wear one. it's called bacon. [applause] [cheers] >> and it's cured pork, and we eat it and we love it. i don't understand why you don't. [applause] [laughter] >> okay, we have time for one question. excellent question. yes, it is possible that when those three congress people are unsupervised, they eat their own (bleep). >> anymore questions? wow, so many questions. so many actually questions from real, actual eyptians. >> oh, my gosh, what did you say? you are so bad. >> hey, hey, what's going on over here. over here. look at this. >> oh, my gosh. eyptians are so nice. [applause] >> jon: thank you so much. samantha bee and david cross in egypt. we'll be right back. [cheers] >> jon: we

not just for black america, but for america generally. that's the thing i love about icon man. i love being able to bring all these brothers together, to celebrate we are all trail blazers and unified, we can do something increde bable. we suffer in this country from there can only be one mentality. you know, we have an incredible year, this year, where we have the butler, we have 12 years of slave, we have mandela. three black directors directing huge movies that you know, audiences are connecting with. we have four films that have black protagonists, black men in the lead, forest whittaker, michael b. jordan, this illustrates that you know, there can be more than one. and that you know, what i love is that that is a trueism and we've just got to celebrate it. >> thank you and listen, because of what's happening in washington, i'm sorry, i have to cut this short, but we will have you back. we'll do more on icon man. it made me cry, the evening, it was so amazing and just to be in the room with you guys was indeed an honor. >> it was great to be there with you, don. >> thank yo

, south america, north america, as well as europe, to work together. and you have your monthly meetings where you discuss issues of concern. that is the kind of leadership that he has demonstrated. we know that we're not going to see you for a little while, but we also hope that you come back to san francisco because by virtue of all you have done, all you have contributed, i think that you are an honorary san franciscan and i can tell you that you will be in our hearts forever and we are grateful and very appreciative and just want to say that it's been an honor for me to work with you. before you say anything, i wanted to also -- i know that supervisor avalos wanted to say a few words. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i want to say [in spanish]. thank you very much for all your work here in san francisco. i had the pleasure of developing a good relationship with you. that is really important for my district and also just for us together, and really came to really value your work, working with the other consulates in latin america and making sure t

us by bank of america. america -- bnk of of america. >> good afternoon. my name is nicholas -- bank of america. >> good afternoon. my name is nicholas walker. are you tempted to venture into the brazil market next? nz deal.id the hei the question is, are you going to invest in brazil next. >> i do not know where i will invest next. if you went out and laid golf and every drive when in the hole, you would give up. the game would not be interesting. i love the fact that i do not know what you'll sway going to do next. in 2000 -- i love the fact that i do not know what i will do next. 2006, someone said, i want to tell you a little bit about my company. his family sold his company, the only company they wanted to sell it to was berkshire hathaway. they would come over from israel to talk to me. i e-mailed them and they came over very shortly and we bought the business. we handed them $4 billion for 80% of the company. i said, i do not go to council bluffs iowa. i am doing fine in omaha. he said, you have to see it. i said, we can make a deal without seeing i

america. and when america tonight returns tonight, setting up shop for a new crop and a new customer. colorado's new gold rush and the heady product that's got the feds on high alert. >> on capitol hill tuesday senators are scheduled to take up high times, and it could be a pot bust. so far, 20 states and the district of columbia passed medical marijuana laws but that doesn't make it legal at the federal level. and in january, cd will take it one -- colorado will take it one step further. as america tonight's laurie jane griha reports, they're rushing to cash in. >> andy joseph is a small town businessman a navy veteran a father of five. you would never suspect he is also a pot entrepreneur. the garage right next ohusband house is where he runs his -- his house is where he runs his business. a business about to be booming, all because of marijuana, a drug illegal in his state. >> i would never guess that the food i put on my table is ultimately funded by medical marijuana. >> joseph invented t

>> 15.9% in america, poverty in america, the highest in four decades. >> and that's all because of the president's policies? >> you really think that that's -- you really think that -- do you honestly believe that that would change if all of a sudden there were higher taxes? >> no, i think it would change if there were more mobility if young people had the opportunity to succeed in this country. instead the rich are taking all the money. >> we need to go ahead. obama care goes live in a couple of weeks and big labor has joined the rebellion to stop its rollout. president obama meeting behind closed doors with union leaders just moments ago at the white house, will he cut them yet another sweetheart deal? next in "the five." >>> losing control. is the real threat against our power right here at home? eric >>> in just over two weeks the most pivotal portion of obama care kicks in when the insurance exchange is opened. labor unions, some of the most vocal proponents of the law back in march of 2010, they're now seeking exemptions to the very law they once championed. the big players in or

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young black men are dying in america. does america notice? people of our fellow citizens, were murdered in my city of philadelphia. stories in the wake of destruction and heartbreak. generally 75% to 80% of the victims and perpetrators, black very young. violent act tears at our nation's soul, and each murder leaves a white wake of destruction and a long line of victims. a child who loses a father, a mother whose heart is broken, a family left alone. and in a downward spiral of violence begets violence. a son of today's victim picks up victims. tomorrow, two perpetrator and the victim. order does not just happen. fruit grows rick and him and his soul fed by poverty and hopelessness. for many, the deck is stacked against them from day one. poor schools, inadequate health care, no jobs. of poverty is chewing up another generation is this out the results for all of us to see. criminals terrorize communities , and decent, hard-working people become afraid in their own neighborhoods here it in deed, during these past decades, i have seen a marked

cup. >> america's cup will stay in america. >> oh, yeah, baby! >> oracle wonnate straight races to pull -- won eight straight races to pull out the win. they ended up with an overwhelming victory by 44 seconds. you can see larry ellison's team hoisting and kissing the oldest sports trophy. so far it's uncertain where the 35th america's cup will be held in three years. ellison said he would like san francisco to play host again. more than a million people are estimated to watch the races since they began in july. but the city is estimated to have barely made a profit on the regatta. >>> and a big announcement in the last hour from the man in charge of baseball. >>> big news from twitter and the nfl. it may be good news for fans. >>> some upbeat news about jobs and retailers listing the stock market in early afternoon trading. unemployment claims fell to the lowest levels in 6 years. j.c. penney and bed bath and beyond delivered good news the dow is up 20. the nasdaq up 18 and the s&p up 1. >>> nfl instant replays are coming to twitter. the agreeme

. >> what kind of america leaves kids inheriting? >> if nothing else i think people today across this country know more about this law and its impact than they did a day ago. >> but cruise filling most of that time with his words from health care to bedtime stories with a potential government shutdown just five days away. some republicans here the mechanics of advancing the bill are being overshadowed by cruise. >> instead of focussing on what politically makes sense all the focus is on ted cruise. >> the white house, again, making the case for america's signing up for health care. >> they're going to be able to shop just like you shop for an airline ticket or a flat screen tv and see what the best price for you. >> the house passed measure is required to prevent a government shutdown and contain a provision to defund implementation of the president's law. >> right now the mechanics phase of obama care is skeblged to start next week when americans can begin signing up. melissa nbc news, washington. >> all right. get ready to pay more

>> 15.9% in america. poverty in america, the highest in four decades. >> yeah, that's all because of the president's policies? >> do you honestly believe that would change if all of a sudden there were higher taxes? >> no, no. >> but that's the crux of the argument. >> if young people had the opportunity to succeed in this country, and instead, the rich are taking all the money. >> the ladder has become a water slide. >>> obamacare goes live in a couple weeks. president obama meeting behind closed doors with union leaders just moments ago at the white house. will he cut them yet another sweetheart deal? next on "the five". >> in just over two weeks, the most important part of oakey's pet funeral home & crematory kicks in when -- obamacare kicks in. unions are seeking exemptions to the very law they once championed. organized labor champions met with obama earlier today where the health care law was the topic. look at how the views of one of those leaders, richard trumka, has changed since the law passed.

the gentleman from iran -- somebody from her to country, it's always america, america, america, why isn't america doing this and doing that. i just don't understand why it's always us. host: thanks for the call. david sanger writes for the "new york times" and the headline, "tripping on his own red line?" the president's own caution about foreign intervention puts him in this spot, writes david sanger. henry is joining us from parkville, maryland, on our lean for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. yes, i think the president is making a very smart move but i think he's trying to back out of his red-line comment, like your earlier commenter said. i think he put himself in a bad position. right now we've got four cruisers -- four destroyers over there and probably a couple submarines. but the tomahawk missiles aren't going to really do anything effective to stop the gas attacks. any bunkers they attack or any headquarters they attack are going to be emptied by the time the tomahawk missiles hit them. there's nothing really we can effect wallize iual. >> isiaheffectualize. a lot

what we're talking about is america. this is america. >> totally america. california, today, is america tomorrow. that's the reality. and that's why coming out here it's really remarkable to see how people are coming together here, and that's why we work so hard to build that quilt. that's why the president is working so hard to make sure that we understand that we're all in this together. and we're not fighting against each other, we're coming together with each other and making sure we have ladders of opportunity. >> powerful notes to end on. thank you so much, tom perez. our special guest, wonderful special guest, my anchor buddy maria teresa kumar and janet. thank you for watching our post show coverage of the american latino music and art awards. from all of us here at msnbc, good night. i put away money. i was 21, so i said, "hmm, i want to retire at 55." and before you know it, i'm 58 years old. time went by very fast. it goes by too, too fast. ♪ but i would do it again in a heartbeat. [ laughs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a man. a man and his truc

so they need america. america won't give them the weapons, and america at the moment is saying we can talk, we can resolve this. >> paul danaharr, thanks for breaking it down for us. that does it here on "the cycle." martin bashir is up next. you have the power of weight watchers. and helpful tools like the pizza cheat sheet so you can make the most of any situation. what can i get you? i'll have that one. [ female announcer ] even saturday nights. ♪ and the barcode scanner so weekend road trips don't mean losing your way. you can lose weight and still live big. ♪ join weight watchers online for free and get the app today. ♪ (announcer) at scottrade, our cexactly how they want.t with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade-

i'm trying to find the tie to america syrian conflict has. >> that is it. wayne served in the united states navy. the real navy, not just on tv as well. americans i think would gladly pay any price, whether it's in the lives or treasurerer for american interests. but to sacrifice american kids, american treasurer for the is a advantage islamists is -- savage islamist is treasonous. secretary kerry, should we take solace knowing a couple of people are helping the al-qaeda fighters. our soldiers are not sacrifices. they are self-interested and to send them off in any helmet of harm's way for al-qaeda's children, i think is -- >> eric: k.g., what about the saudi saying, the kuwaitis saying we'll finance this for you. do we want to be the paid hired hitmen of the middle east? >> no. the babysitter of the middle east, of uncertain jihad. who is on which side. you brought up a great point in the beginning, in the open, the cost of freedom. theirs, not ours. what are the objectives here? what are we hoping to accomplish? more than the billions of dollars we have t

including quote, i swear i'm not racist, but this is america. miss america you're a terrorist. miss america 7/11. >> we need to talk about what racism is and what it looks like. >> reporter: the hateful streets are not surprising. >> we're living in a very, very diverse society. for those who can't accept us, you know they're living in a stone age. >> reporter: this software engineer tells me she's expecting her first child, a daughter in december. >> reporter: what will you hope to tell your little girl one day? >> just dream, and this country will give you plenty of opportunities to realize your dream. >> reporter: as for the new miss america's response to racist tweets she said quote i am grateful that there are children watching at home who can finally relate to a new miss america. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a gruesome mystery in san francisco. someone found a shoe with a severed foot inside. the shoe washed up sunday morning. it was a size 11-1/2, black and green puma running shoe. a user on the website reddit posted this photo. a medical examiner says it appeared

i believe america's morality, america's reputation and america's credibility are on the line. >> reporter: barbara boxer says if america doesn't act, iran will view the u.s. as a paper tiger. others aren't as convinced. >> i'm reluctant at this point and a part of it stems from where this is going to go. as to the limit that we're going to put on it. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry interrupted by protesters said this decision is one of the most important for the committee. >> when someone kills hundreds of children with a weapon the world has banned, we are all responsible. >> reporter: this hearing is leading up do a vote next week in congress on whether to authorize military action against syria. the committee will hold a closed door meeting on classified information wednesday. reporting in washington, jaquelin fell. >>> president obama is trying to rally support from congressional leaders on syria. the president assured them that any strike would be limited and not involve boots on the ground. >>> senator dianne feinstein and nancy pelosi attended a meeting with the presiden

>> sister -- >> i know who america is. you had america at your party? >> and then, you know, he has been a friend for a little while is tom jones. >> tom jones. wow. >> and he said, again, like i just wanted to be able to come and have a good time. >> america never comes to my party. it's going to be hard to get me off of this. did he do horse with no name? >> i told him about your parties. the one big party that jimmy had, all of the sudden i was sort of the guy -- >> you were the jam leader. >> you were the jam master. i was the only guy and i had to play all the instruments. >> we didn't have america. the closest thing we had was mexico. and that's guillermo. here is a photograph. there is tom jones singing at your birthday party. [ applause ] >> it looks like he is singing or angrily eating a microphone. >> so my mom is obsessed with tom jones. >> of course she is. >> she was so excited. and i put a thing out like the week before, don't take any pictures with celebrities, don't touch them and my mom was just like grabbing his ass. >> your stepfather

but for scholarships in america, america's the only place that really has a robust college system. so the whole globe is gunning for those college scholarships. so it would really hurt americans. >> we have a quote from telco resources kerry jeff hoffman, the scales have almost tipped to foreign players. not only are there not a lot of scholarships but a lot of that money is going to people outside the united states. >> sure. you go to france and there are agencies at racquet clubs that literally focus into getting kids there to american colleges. if you are a guy take title 9 which basically tried to fix discrimination against women and basically discriminated against minority nonrevenue sports so american men only get four scholarships for a team and they field ten or 12 on a team. >> ists because all those other sportsmen are getting scholarships for. >> there is no such for women, so we don't have much for other sports. >> american parents of competitive kids of which you and i are, tennis is ridiculously expensive. $400,000 to raise a kid to be able to be a professional tennis

cup will leave america. if only team usa takes one or two wins they fight to live another day and the america's cup stays in america for one or two more days. >> reporter: i think it's been a tremendous success. almost one million people have come to view america's cup. >> that's right. in our venues, we are not counting people at fort mason or crissy field or any of the other vantage points around the bay so lots of people have seen the racing and it's been a big success from. >> reporter: if you wanted to keep up with today's progress, visit us online at kpix.com. for mobile weather at pier 27, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> starbucks is sending a message to gun-toting coffee drinkers and it's just as bold as their brews. ,, making, but moveable barrie ar ate bridge. cate >>> only on kpix 5 this noon, it has been 30 years in the making. but movable barriers are finally going up on the golden gate bridge. cate caugiran test us -- tells us this is big news because it means shutting down the golden gate. >> re

america, just one america. let's take a listen to this. >> so to my friends on right i ask you to reconcile your commit tomt america's military might with a failure to act when a cause is so plainly just. my friends on the left, i ask you to reconcile your belief in freedom and dignity for all people with thosing as of children writhing in pain and going still on a cold hospital floor. sometimes, resolutions and state condemnation are simp ply not enough. >> greg, your snougts. >> he says the right and left should agree because we really like to kill people. the myth is that he's inspiring when he's really perspiring. you can tell he wished he was home with clooney. now, i think he changed channels. and leading from behind makes me look like an ass i will say this to disagree. he did talk about proof. he did mention there was proof. >> were you convinced? >> how many minutes -- . >> you've got to intercept -- . >> i mean, he offer nod proof, he offered proof. that is why -- he offered me no proof assad used nuc

including quote, i swear i'm not racist, but this is america. miss america you're a terrorist. miss america 7/11. >> we need to talk about what racism is and what it looks like. >> reporter: the hateful streets are not surprising. >> we're living in a very, very diverse society. for those who can't accept us, you know they're living in a stone age. >> reporter: this software engineer tells me she's expecting her first child, a daughter in december. >> reporter: what will you hope to tell your little girl one day? >> just dream, and this country will give you plenty of opportunities to realize your dream. >> reporter: as for the new miss america's response to racist tweets she said quote i am grateful that there are children watching at home who can finally relate to a new miss america. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a gruesome mystery in san francisco. someone found a shoe with a severed foot inside. the shoe washed up sunday morning. it was a size 11-1/2, black and green puma running shoe. a user on the website reddit posted this photo. a medical examiner says it appeared

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