living. they should pay their tithes examine offerings like everybody else. i don t think taxpayers should have to pay for that. not for free, anyway. reporter: for now the policy remains in a cool district with a unique mix of brain and beauty. gary tuckman, cnn, buffalo, new york. and we continue along here. top of the hour. welcome back, i m brooke baldwin. a couple stories. you better check your accounts. dow hits a big milestone today. and protesters shout death to america in the streets. time to play reporter roulette. allison, i want to go straight to you. at the new york stock exchange, we ve been talking about how we ve been flirting with the number. we hit it today, the magic number 13,000. i know we talked about how it s psychological in terms of importance, but it s more than that. it is more than that. yeah, it is an important that psychological mile tone, but it s also a confidence booster. the average person, brooke, looks at the dow as an indicator
would go well, unfortunately, someone had given ali the letter that we sent to the court saying that lindsay, we wanted lindsay in rehab. in-patient treatment. and lindsay ali got ahold of it texted me in the courtroom said don t talk to me if you want lindsay in a rehab. larry: why do people get mad at people who try to help? that is such a strange thing, isn t it? that to me was the most caring move he could possibly make, yet your young daughter only sees the suffering, doesn t really understand the intent, what s on the other side of. this part of it is those of us who don t have this disease, don t understand what the disease does to people and what s on thor side. you have to have faith what s there when they recover. the other thing is went addict believes irk shouldn t say believe the addict brain is configured in such a way that not doing drugs is synonymous with survival, death, rather they fight against the possibility of stopping the way would you fight against some
here with lindsay today, out here for a little while, with lindsay today, in the courtroom, everything was great last night, going to have lunch today after court and we hoped everything would go well, unfortunately, someone had given ali the letter that we sent to the court saying that lindsay, we wanted lindsay in rehab. in-patient treatment. and lindsay ali got ahold of it texted me in the courtroom said don t talk to me if you want lindsay in a rehab. larry: why do people get mad at people who try to help? that is such a strange thing, isn t it? that to me was the most caring move he could possibly make, yet your young daughter only sees the suffering, doesn t really understand the intent, what s on the other side of. this part of it is those of us who don t have this disease, don t understand what the disease does to people and what s on thor side. you have to have faith what s there when they recover. the other thing is went addict believes irk shouldn t say believe the a