, heaven for bid. rosa flores there. if you want to hear more of these extraordinary stories sunday night 7:00 eastern right here on cnn. "heaven and back." >>> well, a woman captures her incredibly close encounter with a hump back whale. have a look. that's close. she was sight seeing near san juan island in washington state monday. when this enormous whale appeared, hung around the back of the boat for about an hour, having a look. the woman nicknamed the whale wendy although i don't know how she could tell it was a girl. i'm going to call it brian. amazing. how would you like to have that happen underneath your boat in the frightening. prrt three, unpublished stories by j.d. salinger have been leaked online, extraordinary stuff. it's believed that the, would were anonymously uploaded and then objectioned on ebay. somebody bought them for about $1 to apparently. which is extraordinary. the material was previously only available for academic study. j.d. salinger wanted it that way. the author didn't w

for this man, heaven is in new york. for lady ga gargor lady ga garg heaven. sr. if this japanese artist, heaven is an art. her exhibit at the david's warner gallery in new york is called, "i who have arrived in heaven." >> it's about gazing into on oneself. >> people wait in hours to glimp inside it. >> happy and oh so sad. >> i felt the timeless part of it. >> tentacles and mirrors are a reflect of the after life. >> it's like clouds moving you up and up. >> webster's dictionary defines heaven at the spirit of the righteous after death. most people go to a different scrip for the answer. perhaps the bible, the koran. if you ask a religion professor, the answer depends on your faith. >> christianity clearly argues for an after life, a heaven. for muslims, on the other hand, they view paradise in much more concrete terms. the jewish community, one achieves ones immortality in a sense through ones family. >> reporter: it's safe to say, one thing holds true across time, the definition of heaven is intensely personal. you can hear more of these extraordinary stories

una juez federal re abriÓ el caso contra 22 policÍa la alcaldÍa y el departamento de policÍa de east heaven por intimidaciÓn contra hispanos, la comunidad latina comienza a ver resultados de su larga lucha por la justicia. >> que era un mundo de terror. >> tras varios aÑos de espera, para marta chacÓn y otros demandantes llegÓ el momento esperado una jueza federal ordenÓ reabrir la demanda civil por abuso, acoso y discriminaciÓn racial a que durante aÑos sometiÓ la policÍa a los latinos de esta comunidad. >> la querella habÍa sido temporalmente suspendida mientras se resolvÍa el caso criminal. >> como negociante serÍa nos afectÓ muchÍsimo, porque la clientela lo perdimos, a raÍz de que la policÍa comenzÓ a acosar a los clientes dejaron de venir a la tienda. >> en febrero del 2009 este video grabado por un sacerdote del pueblo sacÓ a la luz pÚblica el abuso y desencadenÓ batalla por buscar justicia es de 4 policÍas de acusados dos se declararon culpables de delitos menores, y en enero serÁn sentenciados y enfrentan hasta 20 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> la demanda civil incluye

d "issue" heavens. a time to be born, and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot the plant. a time to kill, and a time to heal. a time to tear down and a time to build. a time to eat and a time to laugh. a time to mourn and a time to dance. a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them. a time to embrace and a time to be far from embraces. a time to seek and a time to lose. a time to keep and a time to cast away. a time to rend and a time to sow. a time to be silent and a time to speak. a time to love and a time to hate. a time of war and a time of peace. and now as the final expression of his ideals and his aspirations, his inauguration address. we observe today not a victory of party but a celebration of freedom. symbolizing an end as well as a beginning. signifying renewal as well as change. let the word go forth from this time and place to friends and foe alike that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a ha

una juez federal re abriÓ el caso contra 22 policÍa la alcaldÍa y el departamento de policÍa de east heaven por intimidaciÓn contra hispanos, la comunidad latina comienza a ver resultados de su larga lucha por la justicia. >> que era un mundo de terror. >> tras varios aÑos de espera, para marta chacÓn y otros demandantes llegÓ el momento esperado una jueza federal ordenÓ reabrir la demanda civil por abuso, acoso y discriminaciÓn racial a que durante aÑos sometiÓ la policÍa a los latinos de esta comunidad. >> la querella habÍa sido temporalmente suspendida mientras se resolvÍa el caso criminal. >> como negociante serÍa nos afectÓ muchÍsimo, porque la clientela lo perdimos, a raÍz de que la policÍa comenzÓ a acosar a los clientes dejaron de venir a la tienda. >> en febrero del 2009 este video grabado por un sacerdote del pueblo sacÓ a la luz pÚblica el abuso y desencadenÓ batalla por buscar justicia es de 4 policÍas de acusados dos se declararon culpables de delitos menores, y en enero serÁn sentenciados y enfrentan hasta 20 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> la demanda civil incluye

heaven, now this is i thought, should i put this in or not? because we are thinking here if i start talking about heaven it's a bit confusing because we are sounding like we are separating heaven from earth as one might in christianity, or judaism, or islam. not so because heaven is also interconnected and in essence contains the same substance. but over time it takes on more philosophical authority and nevertheless we can see as both a place, but also a ruling order, especially in the moral order. and since we're talking about the ethical dimension, we want to be looking at that so, tian - heaven. and of course in the mythic dimension, yin and yang. the balance between female principle sometimes represented by, as the tiger yin, and yang the male principle as the dragon not one, not a good, or bad, or right, or wrong situation it's the constant search for balance in any situation. so we are actually going somewhere with this folks, and it's heading towards the ethical dimension. because, how we relate to each other, this call towards balance,

she says she went to heaven and talked with jesus. what she says made her come back after the break. >>> remember this, the image of the pope comforting a disfigured man? cnn caught up with the man to find out how life has been for him since this moment. ready to run your lines? okay, who helps you focus on your recovery? yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ under his breath ] hate it. helps you focus on getting back to normal? [ as a southern belle ] aflac. [ as a cowboy ] aflac. [ sassily ] aflac. uh huh. [ under his breath ] i am so fired. you're on in 5, duck. [ male announcer ] when you're sick or hurt, aflac pays you cash. find out more at aflac.com. [ male announcer ] when you're sick or hurt, aflac pays you cash. life with crohn's disease ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? b

his inspirational story, just ahead. >>> but first, do you believe in heaven? or have you ever had an experience where you believe you died and saw heaven but returned to resume your life? mary neil says she experienced heaven after an accident in which she nearly died. here's what she told cnn's randi kaye. >> i could see the sand on the river bank. i could see them pull my body to the shore. i could see them start cpr. i had no pulse and i wasn't breathing. one fellow was yelling at me to come back. >> you were unconscious, so how do you know that all this was happening? >> i felt my body break free, and i felt my spirit break free, and i was greeted by these people or these spirits. i could be with them and be going down this incredible pathway and simultaneously look back at the river. when i saw my body, i will say that was the first time that i actually thought, well, i guess i am dead. i guess i really did die. >> in the book, you write about dancing with them. >> yeah. >> were you celebrating something or -- >> yes! >> what? what were you celebrating? y

i am sure my sister made it to heaven. gus went to heaven. i have no question. in my ownhis daughter way, i want to go to heaven too. i want to sit down and talk to them. you said something a few minutes ago that i want to go back to. i am glad this is on television. i am glad we have this on tape. years from now, we will look back on this particular answer to this question. 70,there things now, at that you know? your father is one of them. are there things you know you could not have written about earlier in your career? as a poet, you can write about anything. there are some things, your father being one of them, that you have chosen not to, or at least knew you could not tackle at an earlier age. >> gus would be the main thing because i knew i was not looking at him as objective. you could look at my early work and say, you were not looking at white people objectively. notherhicks is a whole kettle of fish. you have to be on the dime in politics. you have to be now with politics. revision.ve a big i never had that question i got asked, do you think that barac

for this woman, heaven is in new york. for lady gaga, it's a disco heaven. for this japanese artist, heaven is in art. her exhibit at the david's warner gallery in new york is called "i who have arrived in hetch". >> it's about gazing at one's self-into infinity. and the paintings are an sprex about that too. >> reporter: people are waiting in line for hours to experience the infinity room for 45 seconds. >> it makes me feel happy and also sad. >> i really felt the timeless dimension of it. >> reporter: for others, twenty cals and mirrors are a clear reflection of the afterlife. webster's dictionary defines heaven as the bode of god. but most people go to a different script tur for the answer. if you ask religion professor, the answer depends on your faith. >> christianity clearly argues for an afterlife, a heaven. for muslims on the other hand, they view paradise in may more concrete terms. for the jewish community, one achieves one inmortality in a sense through one's family. >> reporter: it's safe to say, one thing holds true across time. the definition o

will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we celebrate now that communion received. the holy your wrist is a living symbol of the union of all the faithful of christ living and dead. this sacramental body of christ receiving the eucharist is those who die in the lord ♪ ♪ >> it enables the christian to take the mask. for those that are faithful to you, lord, life is not taken away, it is transformed. and everlasting dwelling place weights in heaven. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [choral music] ♪ >> to fully take part in fully sacrifice and to do it our lord wants, the congregation receives this sacramental body of christ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the liturgy takes an act in the form of thanksgiving. this

. ♪ ohh ♪ you make me feel like ♪ i've been locked out ♪ of heaven ♪ for too long ♪ for too long >> take a seat. [cheers and applause] >> ♪ ya got me beggin' you ♪ for mercy >> ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah >> ♪ why won't you ♪ release me? >> ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah >> ♪ ya got me beggin' you >> the third and final girl in my top three is... khaya cohen. don't underestimate her, because khaya is one to watch in this competition. >> i never expected that i would be at this point. ♪ me... i feel great that i'm able to stay here and become a star. >> all right, so that's the girls, and now it's time to meet one of the categories they're gonna be competing against: the boys, mentored by paulina rubio. and the first of paulina's boys is carlito olivero. >> my name is carlito olivero. i'm 24 years old, and i'm from chicago, illinois. i am mexican and puerto rican. currently live in l.a., and i work at a coffee shop. i learned my work ethic from my parents. my mom works in the office for a big corporation, and my father is a construction worker. he's got his own business-- one of the hardest-wo

eastern, cnn will broadcast a special report, "to heaven and back." report to heaven and back. randi kaye explores the extraordinary stories of some who claim they died, left this body in this world, crossed into another world to return. one person randi speaks to is an orthopaedic surgeon. in 1999, she got pinned under water without oxygen for 15 minutes and drowned. here is a preview of what she tells randi kaye what she experienced. >> i could see the sand on the river bank. i could see them pull my body to the shore. i could see them start cpr. i had no pulse, and i wasn't breathing. one fellow was yelling at me to come back. >> you were unconscious so how do you know this was happening? >> i felt my body break free, and i felt my spirit break free, and i was greeted by these people or these spirits. i could be with them and be going down this incredible pathway, and simultaneously look back at the river. when i saw my body, i will say that was the first time that i actually thought, well, i guess i am dead. i guess i really did die. >> in the book you write about dancing w

in heaven. it enables the christian to utter the prayer contained in this requiem mass. for those who are faithful to you lord, life is not taken away, it is transformed. when this earthly abode is no more. an everlasting place awaits them in heaven. >> [chanting] >> to fully take part in holy sacrifice and do what our lord wants, the congregation receives a sacramental body of christ from the hands of the priest. in response to the message of god's love, the liturgy takes the form of an act of thanksgiving. this word which is used only in connection with religion may surprise those to whom it has never been explained. thanksgivingword is no substitute for the work of the eucharist. when we have thanked our human benefactors, we often believe we have discharged our obligation to them. with god, the position is different. our duty and salvation is everywhere. we must give thanks to you. >> [speaking latin] >> at the missile -- missal, the priest recites a short verse that is all that remains of a

heaven. it's coming. measuring is coming. there is a report coming. a report coming out. i want the city to see we are going to make it free. and thanks to mayor lee, it's coming. measuring is coming. the outcomes coming. the new outcome coming out. i have to live. i just want to shout. measuring outcome is coming. it's coming out. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisors. so, this is very important. civil grand jury report, but i feel the fact that it's opened up a bunch of other buckets specifically with the department of public health, maybe another interesting civil grand jury report to do. i actually am a grants and financial analyst for medical research and a former employee of northern california institute for research at the bay and nc sf and better health affiliate. it would be interesting to see how much of that non-profit funding was looked at. the "avatar" program -- are you listening? it's very distracting. it tracks patience and allows them to pull information if you are in their system. the report that the grand jury is speakin

good heavens. (laughter) that is a wonderful costume. what is your name? >> lucas. >> dave: nice to see you. are you enjoying jours? >> yes. >> dave: are you having a lot of fun? >> yes! >> dave: that is some combover. (laughter) look, everybody, it's a thrilling image of strong leadership, a shirtless vladimir putin on a horse! there is there he is! (applause) well, i'm so happy you stopped by tonight, lucas, and i want you to have a nice time. look what we have for you. you're not going home empty handed. look, it's clamato. it's clams and tomato juice. j. mm-mm good, am i right? all right, my friend, you be good out there. thank you, sir. there goes lucas, everybody. (applause) paul, you've been to my house, haven't you? you've been up here? (bell ringing) hi, come on in! easy! careful! can you get in there? here we go. that's it. (laughter) that's a little cumbersome,9÷mkf all right. how about this, ladies and gentlemen? what is your name? >> jack. >> dave: jack, nice to see you, and happy halloween. (laughter) look, everybody, it's one of those rotat

now the latest work "first phone call from especially" -- call from heaven." i caught up with him this week. >> this is a wonderful story. there is a town where people veeve phone calls from especially, people -- people receiving phone calls from heaven. once people know about it, the city and the town is the center of attention for the media and skeptics alike. the fundamental question raised: do you believe in the concept of phone calls from heaven, for example? what are you trying to let people know through the book in terms of the concept of belief? >> well, i think that when a miracle takes place, it can happen on a very small level. small ones happen every day. i guess what i was exploring is if you believe something has happened, if you believe you witnessed a little bit of a miracle, do you have to have science or society to agree with you to think it was true? that is kind of what happens ultimately, in this small little town that has phones ringing from heaven. >> do you think people are open to the concept of miracle s and an afterlife? >> yes and n

the definition of heaven is intensely personal. to hetch and back airs sunday december 1st and 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> thank you. >>> thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. >> hello everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. it is november 29th. welcome to "legal view." and it a very happy black friday to you. >>> that's the sound, ain't it? were you in that little number out late thanksgiving night last night or maybe even well before the dawn waking up this morning and hunting down all the rock-bottom deals? the holiday shopping season now officially upon us. today is the craziest if not the busiest shopping day of the year. and that has been rather obvious. >>> sounds like a concert of new kids on the block. that shows my age. >>> according to the national retail federation, about 97 million of us are expected to shop in stores and online. and for many, this black friday tradition actually ended up kicking off yesterday. i get it. more and more stores decided to open their doors o

, i can see my mother in heaven saying i love you. i know you didn't mean to hurt me. that's how much my other loved the dog. >> animal control returned the dog saying they did not feel he was a threat to the public. the dog died shortly after being tranquilized. >>> an accused burglar is on the run from harford county police. va of you seen this guy? he is believed to have broken into the thompson auto motive dealership in edgewood last night f you have information, call . >>> in anne arundel county police are looking for a robber who hit a pizza place. the robber came into the vizzini's pizza. if you have information that could help police call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. >>> temperatures are already falling in the 30s, rapidly cooling off. 36 in

. >>> coming up, to heaven and back. a woman who claims she died, left this world, and then returned. what she says she saw. first, another setback for obama care. a new change for the health care law. stay with us. >>> let's get caught up on the developing stories. stephanie elam has 360 news and business bulletin. stephanie? >> good evening, john. >>> the philippine government saying now ten million people were impacted by the supertyphoon earlier this month. more than 1700 are still missing. >>> another delay for obama care. small businesses won't be able to purchase coverage for their workers through the healthcare.gov website until next year, november 2014. instead, they'll have to use a broker or agent. this comes just days before the website is supposed to be running more efficiently after a disastrous debut. there may be something in space tomorrow. a massive comet about two-thirds of a mile wide is speeding towards the sun. one scientist gives it a 30% chance of survival. >>> and at the white house, the annual t

. >> our father in heaven, give us this diour daily bread and forgive us -- >> if you saw this out of your window, believe me. you would be praying as well. this is one of 11 confirmed tornados in illinois. as it hit the small town of washington near peoria. at least two deaths have been reported. this was the aftermath. nothing was left standing after the tornado was done. clean-up and recovery will take a very long time. >> look at that. this is st. louis as the storm hit. with at least 19 million people in the direct path of the worst parts of the storm. cnn has mobilized all of its resources to bring you the very latest information. jonathan monken is a director of the emergency management agency. we have him on the phone. we spoke to you about an hour ago. what is the latest information. you confirmed two deaths. what do you know now? >> caller: i can confirm we have a third death associated with the storm. this is in the town of washington. so somebody unable to get down to the basement in time and was pulled out of the home. and ultimately found in a field nearby. so we do have

the live broadcast phone call from heaven. he's going to prove just as he thinks he's cracked the hoax. i'm not going to say any more because i'll ruin the end of the book. >> there's a part of leaving the loved one, it's not like starting over. it continuing without. that raises the hair on the back of my neck. >> for me, i started writing this after my mother had a stroke. several strokes and she lost the ability to speak. when you're a kid, you always wish your mom would stop talking. but i haven't heard her speak in nearly four years. it's so different, she's alive but it's not the same. the preciousness of so many people who have lost loved ones. they won't erase the messages on a cell phone. i thought what if you could hear those voices again. >> you talk in the book about the history of the telephone which i love because it was really created out of love. >> yeah, most people don't know that. alexander graham bell's wife was deaf. he was actually trying to come up with a way to teach her to speak. he stumbled upon this

once a little slice of heaven. today, mostly buried. >> i spent 37 years, three months, three days in the army defending this nation. and when we get attacked from within, things that make our citizens unsafe, it concerns me as a citizen. >> you can count on america tonight to continue following developments there. >> still to come, tonight, et cetera the life of the party. america's oldest dj. he has the youngest spirit, too. that's coming up next. >> on the next "real money" with ali velshi: >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> finally, tonight, we introduce you to a man who with one simple sentence stopped traffic in tennessee. he is called the voice of chattanooga. he has been on air since before shrinkies were invented. that would be the 1940s. we were told he is part of the tapestry of the town, but to most chattanoogans, they just call him luther. >> 5 and a half minutes after 9:00 o'clock. >> he is unlike anybody else. he is chattanooga? >> i see nothing but a beautiful morning in chatta

crown ♪ but on the bright and glorious day heaven opened up the grave ♪ ♪ here's a life risen indeed, praise him god, the mercy tree ♪ ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah, jesus christ has overcome, he has risen ♪ >> the bible says in spite of our rebellion and rejection, god loves you. he loves you so much that he gave his son to die for your sins. and when christ died on that cross, he became guilty of lying. he became guilty of slander. he became guilty of jealous. he became guilty of the most filthy dirty sins. christ took the hell that you and i deserve. now god said receive him, believe in him, put your trust and your confidence in him, and i will forgive your sins and i will guarantee you eternity in heaven. it's all yours and it's all free. all you have to do is receive it. >> today i'm asking you to put your trust in christ. i'm going to ask you to pray this prayer, sentence by sentence after me. dear heavenly father, i know that i'm a sinner. and i ask for your forgiveness. i believe you died for my sins and rose from the dead. i turn from my since. i repent of my since. i invit

once a little slice of heaven. today, mostly buried. >> i spent 37 years, three months, three days in the army defending this nation. and when we get attacked from within, things that make our citizens unsafe, it concerns me as a citizen. >> you can count on america tonight to continue following developments there. >> still to come, tonight, et cetera the life of the party. america's oldest dj. he has the youngest spirit, too. >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 5am to 9 eastern with al jazeera america. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> finally, tonight, we introduce you to a man who with one simple sentence stopped traffic in tennessee. chattanooga. he has been on air since before shrinkies were invented. that would be the 1940s. we were told he is part of the tapestry of the town, but to most chattanoogans, they just call him lu

from mitch albom, famous for his career as a sports album and it's called the first phone call from heaven. i talked to him recently and asked him why despite his back gro ground in sports he was drawn to write about the afterlife. >> i think after tuesdays with morrie and watching somebody die in front of me, a lot of the questions about what really matters in life became parra mount to me. and i wrote tuesdays with morrie, a lot of people teamed to come to that book and those themes have been with me every since. >> how much does your personal faith inform your writing? >> faith not so much. more that i hear people talk about these subjects and they into me. in this particular one, first phone call from helaven, people were talking to me about the pressure issuesness of the human voice. after people lose somebody, they happening on to the voice mail messages, won't erase them because they love the sound of the voice. i lost my mother's voice 3 1/2 years ago, she suffered a stroke and she hasn't spoken since. and to sit with her and hold her hand but not be able to hear her say anything i

the sky is the limit for the new novel, "the first phone call from heaven." mitch joins us now from detroit. we hear the book is debuting on the "new york timnew york times list. congratulations. >> it's if a fictional town and one day the phone starts ringing and it's phone calls from heaven and only in this town and to a handful of people. what happens when the news gets out and people want to be part of this miracle and the news media gets a hold of it and it turns into a big story. there's a guy who lives in the town, kind of a broken man, his wife has died and he doesn't believe in anything and 7-year-old comes home with a toy phone, when is mommy going to call us because everyone else is getting these calls? he sets out to prove this whole thing has to be a hoax because it couldn't possibly be happening. as it's getting a to be a hoax, it's getting bigger and culminates with a live broadcast of an actual voice from heaven to the whole world just as he seems to have cracked the mystery. i'll stop there because i'll ruin the book. but the inspiration is -

no, heavens above. well, thanks be to god. by my side, i behold the sleeping form of sir ubu, the bold. but let's play it cool. let's take advantage of the darkness. let's pretend to be a supernatural apparition, and make him forgive our peculations. by god's third leg, i'll be hanged if somebody isn't speaking. not the bear, i hope. yes, there is indeed somebody speaking, mr. ubu. it is the voice of the archangel gabriel who is incapable of giving anything but good advice. he can stuff his advice. don't interrupt. on strumper. shut up. god damn it. angels aren't supposed to swear. oh, pshit. mr. ubu, you are married? true. true, to a vile hag. to a charming lady. to an old horror. she sprouts claws all over. it's impossible to get one's hand up her anywhere. you should hand her up more kindly and gently, mr. ubu. if you were to do so, you would see that she was just as appealing as aphrodite. who did you say wears an appalling frayed nightie? you are not listening, mr. ubu. lend a more attentive near. ear. but we must hurry,

, hallowed be thy, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. >> anthony corey, who took that stunning video, joins us now by telephone. anthony, thank you so much for joining us. we are glad you're in one piece. i have to ask you as you were praying there, did you think you were seeing your own final moments? >> i mean, i wasn't really afraid. i come from a very devout catholic christian family and when we pray to god, i just -- he calms my nerves and gives me strength and gives me courage. >> incredible strength in that moment. you're watching through that window as we're seeing now that tornado tearing up your neighbors' homes. you must have been worried about their wellbeing. have you been able to locate them since then? do you know that they're okay? >> yes, they are all good. they are fine, thank god. >> thank god for sure. another thing, too, i can imagine your fear even with that confidence of praying, what gave you the presence of mind to take out that camera and film, capture those incredible powerful scary images? >> i mean, as soon as i was in the liv

>>> everyone has their own vision of heaven. over my shoulder here you see how the director of the film "resurrection" sees it. tomorrow night anderson cooper brings us the fascinating story of three people who came close to clinical death and say they actually went somewhere, or at least -- >> 17,000 subscribers. that's insane. >> what was it about making videos your brother loved so much? >> his strong connection to people. that's the reason why he gravitated towards giving advice to teens, is he genuinely wanted to help them out. he became a little bit of a local celebrity, especially with the girls. >> it doesn't matter how a person looks, if they have braces or acne or anything like that. what matters is their personality. i have a really big challenge in my life. i have a heart condition. it's called hyper trove ick cardio myopathy. and i have a pacemaker. >> do you remember that day that you got the diagnosis, what you felt? >> yes, i do, because it was very scary. the doctor just very clearly stated, he has this conditio

you are going to see something amazing come from the heavens. what is it, y'all? >> a ufo? >> i wish. we can identify what this thing is. >> wow! a fireball. >> so cool. it lit up the whole sky. it was like daylight for a second. >> it is a giant meteor that went through the ukraine and it could be seen for multiple cities because it did light up the sky like it was daytime. check out this video from elsewhere. more dash cam videos, people on a dark night thinking nothing is going on. lo and behold, it brightened the sky like mid-day. >> this is so cool. it seems like these giant meteors always fall from the heavens around russia and the surrounding areas. >> a pretty big country. >> that's true. >> lots of surveillance cameras on buildings caught this event. it did not have the same kind of damage as the one from earlier this year. no damage reported from this one. >>> what you are seeing is 53-year-old gong ling tang being taken inside the police station. according to reports, his wife had called saying he was drunk and disorderly. he does seem to be having trouble walkin

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the live broadcast phone call from heaven. he's going to prove just as he thinks he's cracked the hoax. i'm not going to say any more because i'll ruin the end of the book. >> there's a part of leaving the loved one, it's not like starting over. it continuing without. that raises the hair on the back of my neck. >> for me i started writing this after my mother had a stroke. several strokes and she lost the ability to speak. when you're a kid, you always wish your mom would stop talking. but i haven't heard her speak in nearly four years. it's so different, she's alive but it's not the same. the preciousness of so many people who have lost loved ones. they won't erase the messages on a cell phone. i thought what if you could hear those voices again. >> you talk in the book about the history of the telephone which i love because it was really created out of love. >> yeah, most people don't know that. alexander graham bell's wife was deaf. he was actually trying to come up with a way to teach her to speak. he stumbled upon this w

when i get to heaven i will ask him why he called me because i was used the to milking cows and working on the farm than preaching. >> your son franklin earlier today told me that he felt you were like a turtle put on oh top of a fence pole. in other words you couldn't have got there by yourself. >> absolutely. i had to have my wife. i had a wonderful staff of people through the years. i started out as the president of a small college in minnesota in 1947, i believe. i had five years of experience in a college. then we went to los angeles and the press heard what we were doing. went to boston for the next series of meetings. that was in 1950. >> you mentioned this to me. do you know what you're going to the say tonight? >> i pretty much know what i'm going to say. i'm going to ad lib. i'm not going to read it. >> comes from the heart. >> comes from the heart. comes from what jesus said. >> when you think back, do you think of oh things that you think you did right, your successes in life? do you think there is an area where you failed? >> yes, i think that i failed by not studying more

. >> our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> tornadoes tear through the midwest. images show how powerful the twisters were. >>> as the storm heads east, the recovery effort already under way. new video of the destruction just in. >>> then, chaotic chase. a routine traffic stop turns into a wild scene. >> open the door! open the door! [ screams ] [ gunshots ] >> officers smash the windows and even fire a gun at a van packed with children. why they were so determined to stop that driver. >>> and big back. a high school football player making headlines for his performance and presence. >>> good monday morning. we begin with a deadly tornado outbreak across the country's midsection. >> here's a look at the line of powerful storms right now. it's quickly moving east. that system is what spawned dozens of twisters across seven states yesterday, many of them caught on camera. a central illinois community of washington was particularly hard-hit. >> and now some looks at -- new damage there. piles of rubble where homes once stood. it's a scene playing out in several towns

and meet his love in heaven. so there are a lot of reasons people join. >> and you have interviewed more than a hundred members of the taliban and say what surprised you is that they seem so normal. >> i interviewed taliban and al-qaeda members, and they all give surface reasons. i'm in this to fight against the united states. i'm in this because i believe i'm going to go to heaven, but if you peel back the seasons that they say, just like in these diaries, you'll find underneath -- like one member of the taliban was raped as a young man -- as a boy of 11. so if you peel back the layers, you'll uncover deep psychological scars for many of these young men that lead them into this jihad as a solution to their own problems. >> is that the most significant thing that you see coming out of these diaries? >> i think it is. i think we need to understand why these men join the movement. if we can understand it, and -- and then within their own communities, they can begin to work to counter it. >> but is there one theme o

this is the "cbs morning news" ♪ knock knock knocking on heaven's door ♪ by family. this is the "cbs morning news" ♪ knock knocking on heaven's door ♪ it penetrates 10 layers of the skin's surface, because energized skin is younger looking skin. ♪ he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! everyone loves pillsbury grands! hurry in to sears for ourleep? veteran's day mattress spectacular get 50 to 60 percent off, plus an extra 10 percent off, with even more ways to save, better sleep starts here. sears. >>> talk about bng >>> talk about being thrown into the deep end. two tiger cubs born at the national zoo in august made their public debut on wednesday. bandar and souk sukacita took a swim test. they had to prove they could stay in the water and climb out. both passed. as one zookeeper put it, they wanted to make sure the cats could doggy paddle. if they couldn't, whose job was it to get them out of that water, i want to know.

mr women cheong got married bought a small apartment down from heaven. last year they decide to buy a bigger house however due to how the restriction. we're not allowed to get loans the bank the young couple finally decide to get the divorce to avoid restricted housing policies. after they got the divorce certificate misty and bought another apartment and register the property right under her name. the couple who live together until april when they have a fight. just a few days later after ms young moved out. mr we received a court time. the court required to wait until the divorce agreement to give up the newly purchased apartment and she on although mr whale kill the divorce being fake the judge cooper not to divorce can be recognized by the court. divorce is to avoid paying taxes is a pretty radical move that might actually be acting the way of treating couples or topic relationship chinese users over to their opinions online. tumbling the soaring divorce rate on the covers for sure. all in one row quilt. the chinese government to solve every problem

>> he's gone to heaven. >> he's gone to heaven? >> yeah. >> do you remember him? >> yeah. >> what do you remember? >> i don't remember anything. >> she says she remembers once when her husband asked a lincoln historian. >> would lincoln have been as great a president, if he had lived? he said that was his question. >> president kennedy thought he knew the answer. >> what was better for lincoln? that he died when he did. and then i remember jack saying after the cuban missile crisis, when it all turned so fantastically, he said, well, if anyone's ever going to shoot me, this would be the day they should do it. >> oh really? >> he said it will never top this. strange those things come back now. when i think now that he's dead, and the different people who come to me, you'd think he belonged to so many people, and each one thought they had him completely. and he loved each one just the way love is infinite of a mother for her children. he loved us all. >> and we thank you for watching, david muir will be here all weekend. and we leave you tonight with a live picture

we're going to last or is like moment you know where they put him in the crypt and then he goes up to heaven i think they're going to put this guy into the crypt and the economy is going to go stink go south though obliterate a. language. we could with oh if you're going to. choose to get consensus. choose the opinions that you'd be great to. choose to stories to. choose to to access. weeks between thanksgiving and christmas and. twenty percent of annual mall traffic during that period of time people are much less rational they. certainly in our modern era people are often spending money. and spending it on things they don't need to accomplish what they have only. one of. these. people. pleasure to have you with us here. from countries rich in natural resources are the poorest africa is a colony it's a colony of the big corporations it's a colony of someone's home leaders who are under the thumbs of the big corporations so they have to beg from the world bank's development of social programs goes to pay back debts country is drowning under the amount of debt that they should and so every yea

it's one of three stories recounted in the anderson cooper special report "to heaven and back" airing tomorrow night on cnn. here's randi kaye. >> reporter: but you could still see your husband, and how was he reacting to the fact that you were in a coma and he thought he was losing you? >> he was very distraught. he was there by my bedside. he was holding my hand, and i could feel he was willing me to come back. >> reporter: and you had a choice to make. >> i had a choice as to whether to come back or not. at first, i absolutely did not want to come back because why would i want to come back into this sick and dying body? but then, it was as though in the next moment i understood why i had the cancer. all the years of beating myself up, feeling flawed had turned my own energy against me and manifested as cancer. >> fear, in a way, poisoned your body. >> yes, it did. and i understood that now that i knew this, my body would heal. >> reporter: you had this huge revelation. and sony and your father both affirmed what needed to be done. >> both of them said to me, go back and live your l

in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth. and the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the base of the deep, and the spirit of god moved upon the face of the waters and god said, let there be light, and there was light. and god saw the light. that it was good, and god divided the light from the darkness. >> and god called the light day, and the darkness he called night, and the evening and the morning was the first day. >> in the beginning, the void, the darkness. then light. then life. and from life came man. joining the caravan for the long, slow journey through a world of discovery, invention, exploration. his marks, his milestones stretch out through the milest stretch out through the centuries. his footsteps echo down through the corridors of time. time. july 1969 in florida. the footsteps, the caravan quickened, the corridors shortened as man reached outside his world into another void. ♪ today in florida, they go about their lives, taking only a side ways glance at the reminders of that milestone, r

made in heaven is not your average reality show. it is the first ever series in the will which got the room feeling duped into the very closed and he will of the matchmaking of people a true religious who still use the traditional way you getting to know him into his own warm mdm. you mdm. van the kg. so reality show. she participated in last season of dancing with the stars she had to come and see the show when she heard the concept i've been thinking i couldn't believe that there will be a reality says that the vote. it really just use very own purity has been about max made of that i think he is now something about it at the top and a student and being in the genes and that the religious non religious makes taking intriguing and interesting mix that i got to teach him to go hug a friend that because all that i find something different. to re create the neatly explains to us how this project came to be on the religious people died that participated. i realized that their own ideas about the anime in one scene and not sexy. then ho