andersen, u. s. andersen, passed away in 1986, a very profound teacher. and he wrote a book called three magic words, which i have had people tell me you must read. so it's, it's fairly heavy reading but the kind of reading that i love. and there's 12 chapters in the book, and you get to the 12th chapter, and you keep waiting for the three magic words because he doesn't say what they are. and at the end of each chapter, there's a meditation. and in this meditation, you practice and put into the awareness within yourself of recognizing the highest place within yourself. and ultimately, at the very end, he said these words, chapter 12, the very end of it. it's called the veil removed. this is the ineffable secret, the ultimate illumination, the key to peace and power. you are god. those are the three magic words. if you will accept this towering truth, and dare to stand atop this magnificent pinnacle, universal consciousness will be revealed to you from within. god is there. it is he who peers from behind your eyes, who is your own consciousness, who is you

shake hands with gary andersen. defensive line coach out of utah. longest win streak in the country. stanford hoping to push their's to 12 tonight. alabama, already a winner. northwestern's off this week. we'll see them next week against ohio state. let's go down to heather cox and urban meyer. >> heather: seems like every year in the series, the games are always close. tonight was no different. what do you think the difference was? >> well, we stopped the run. you know, that kind of team, very talented team, 25-20, two of the best backs that we'll see for the next couple of years. they're really good. stopped the run, we like to close a little better, but we'll take it man, 5-0. >> heather: absolutely. so much talk coming into this game, it was being billed as your first true test of the season. what did you learn about your team tonight? >> it's a very good team against a ranked opponent. let's go on and get number six. >> kirk: braxton miller came back. he's he meant to the team? >> he's a talented guy, nice job. he played well. >> heather: go ta

. >> reporter: police tell abc news that andersen's impersonator has been hit with child pornography and extortion charges in canada. andersen says he's never met the woman in his life. >> high-profile people are easy targets for extortionists. the other side of this is, that we all are vulnerable to being extorted because there's so much information about every one of us. >> reporter: as for andersen, he's preparing for another season with the miami heat. but he tells us, he's just glad the heat is off him. saying, thank you to everyone who believed and supported me. it's been a difficult, long time. and this is a place i can start moving forward. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> many remember when that story first broke. and it did not look good. like he said, he maintained his innocence all along. >> it looks horrible when that first broke. and so happy that is the outcome. >> we're all vulnerable to the same things. >>> i'll tell you something else. we're going to show you pictures out of jacksonville, florida, yesterday. between midnight and noon,

. >>> chris andersen, a.k.a. the birdman, is probably breathing a sigh of relief this morning, after an i.d. theft case was finally solved. the nba champion apparently the victim of a complex internet hoax in which police say a woman in canada posed as anderson online, demanding gifts and threatening at least one person. it took months to unravel this case. but anderson has been cleared of wrongdoing. >>> time, now, for the rest of sports. and a surprise trade in the nfl. >> yeah. a former contender for the heisman trophy, heading to the colts. here's our friends at espn with details. >> good morning, america. we mean it. linda cohn, neil everett, at the "sportscenter" desk in los angeles. i'm handing the ball off to linda right now. get that? >> got it. good. shocking news in the nfl. nobody saw this coming. not even neil everett. the cleveland browns trading trent richardson to the colts for a first-round pick in 2014. the browns used the third overall pick in the 2012 draft to select richardson. but the new fr

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the construction of next year begins in 1787 andersen completed about built entirely without structural nails and altogether and elaborate iron strapping, which truly is an architectural masterpiece. the 19th century during the war of 1812 come to statehouse dome is used as a lookout. is the tallest winning town has a commanding view of the referenda chesapeake. we have tremendous documentation of william birney condescended marilyn's joshua burnet going to the statehouse dome in using his class to observe that shirt movements of the way back and forth of the day in september september 1814. >> more as booktv in american history tv look at the history and literary life of annapolis. >> annapolis st. john's college is not to be the first in maryland to be racially degraded with the admission of martin dyer in 1848 and francis scott key, author of the star-spangled banner was a student. petitti visited annapolis with the local partner colchester brigade area's cultural and literary history. >> and the william p. block book realm, the rare book room contains about 2800 volumes. the room is

its first round of investors included marc andersen. now, twitter's other investors, include union square ventures, morgan stanley as well as the big facebook investor, dst global, we'll have to see who cashes out at the ipo. >> maybe an investment in hair club for men for those guys. did you see those three guys? >> did you see those three guys? >> isn't it a masculinity? >> look. can't they do a start-up with sperling or something? >> they say no hair, more testosterone. that's what they say. >> i don't think that's true. joining us now to talk more about the twitter ipo and the filing, asenior editor. you more than made up for it. >> rocco's got it all. he's got it in his head -- >> i don't have any make-up on this morning, my dome would be shining if i didn't have hair. social media director and really a keen eye for talent with news people. we noticed that yesterday, rocco. in fact, after you said that about me being cnbc and all, i don't know if you notice, we called you the very next day to come back. what are you doing? >> i don

andersen: had mr. enzi: thank you for the recitation of "green and eggs and ham." one of my favorites was "hand, hard, finger, thumb" by dr. seuss and another was" hop on pop." they might be simple enough that we could get the message across and i appreciate all the passion that you put into it, all the preparation that you put into explaining this, and your careful way with words explaining it. what i was wondering was, we're on a continuing resolution and i don't know that people out there understand what a continuing resolution is. it means that we failed to do our job on time. that we should have had 12 appropriations bills, one at a time, been able to go through them with some care and i think maybe you would agree that perhaps if we had done that when we got to health and human services we might have had the issue on the individual items of defunding obamacare. and had we had those individual ones, i think some of those would have passed. and it wouldn't have are had to have been an all or nothing like we've got now. and would you agree that doing it this way