by bringing new perspectives and experiences into it. multiculturalism, according to some, increases tolerance for differences, and adds variety to our cultural experience. we love our choices between mexican, italian, german, chinese, or thai cuisines. in fact, last night, i had chicken parmesan in an italian restaurant here in new york. we celebrate a lot of holidays here, like st. patrick's day, and cinco de mayo, and yom kippur, and ramadan, and the chinese new year, and other observances that are brought here by immigrants. did you know that 75% of those who migrate to this country profess to be christians when they come across the border? and that's actually 5% higher than the number of american residents who live here. and the faith of many of these immigrants reveals an amazing intensity

their effect on america's faith. i know this for a fact because, on occasion, i'm asked to preach to our hispanic congregation through an interpreter. and i'm always so blessed to be in their worship service. even though i don't understand the lyrics, i can sense the love they have for the lord god. so there's a lot of wonderful things that are happening in america because of all the differences in the peoples that come. we live in a cosmopolitan world. we shouldn't bse about that. we should rejoice that god has given us that privilege. the potential of immigration is incredible. but let's be honest, this is a series of talks about reality, talks about truth. and not everything about immigration is easy. not everything about it is positive in the lives of some of us. working against the immigration advantages are several growing and unsolved problems, and nobody seems to know what to do with them.

with legal immigration. the flood of immigration in the past few decades is a major contributor to increasingly high unemployment in the united states. according to the bureau of labor statistics, in may of 2016,abor statistics, the real unemployment rate, which includes discouraged workers no longer looking for jobs, was 9.7%. another problem that we're facing in our culture today is the failure of some of the ethnic groups who come into our countr to integrate into american life. throughout most of our nation's history, immigrants adopted the language, the laws, and the common customs of the host nation. the term "melting pot" was a descriptive metaphor indicating that the potentially divisive attitudes and customs of the old country would be left behind as the newcomers blended in to a new commonality of purpose.

is no longer melting. some incoming groups defy cultural assimilation. they cluster into enclaves and demand special concessions for their ethnic customs, their beliefs, their languages, and in some cases, even their laws. that's just some problems with legal immigration. that's been in place for a long time. as long as i can remember, it's been legal to come here and file for citizenship, and become american citizens. i've actually gone to some celebrations in san diego where people have officially become citizens of the usa, and it's a joyous, happy moment. and we party when that happens. but if there are problems with legal immigration, just think of the problems with illegal immigration. according to combined studies conducted by three us government departments, immigrants entering

of crimes. another rising problem that we're dealing with regarding illegal immigration is its effect on the social and governmental services which are provided to all americans. i remember when i read this, i had to go back and make sure that i was reading the truth because it's so stark. listen to this little story. in dallas, texas, the parkland hospital offers the second largest maternity service in the united states. in one recent year, 16,000 babies were born at the parkland hospital. and 70% of them were to illegal immigrants at a cost of $70.7 million. and one of the most disturbing aspects of illegal immigration is simply the fact that it's illegal. somebody said, "the first thing that a person does who comes in here illegally to this country is break

the apostle paul was quite emphatic in the new testament, commanding christians to obey the government's laws. he explained that god ordained government to keep order and protect citizens. our national, state, and local governments all have on the books laws that prohibit non-citizens from crossing our borders and living in our communities without proper qualification and legal documentation. usually, in the name of compassion. the fact that so many in the united states not only tolerate this, but encourage and defend a practice that works outside of the framework of the law, should trouble all of us. it is true that without borders, you don't have a country because the people who live within the country are supposed to make the laws that determine who else can live in this country. and we're going all the way away from that

so those are just some of the issues that we face. and i'm not here to tell you i've got the answers to all of them. i'm not a political person. i don't want to be a political person. i'm just saying immigration is a big deal, and it's going to continue to be a big deal, and you're going to hear a lot more of it between now and november. it's just what it is. but here's where i'm at, folks. i can't do anything about immigration. that's not what i do. i have no power over that. i have to accept what is. and i want to take you on a little journey into the past and into the present, and give us all some powerful opportunities and ideas that we can deal with in the midst of the challenges that i've just presented. first of all, i want to tell you a little bit about the past of immigration. do you know that god's original plan for humanity was for all of us to live together in one family with one common language throughout all the earth? but then this dude named nimrod

you remember him? so nimrod, the ruler of the mesopotamian city of babel, moved to gain power over all the people of the earth by building this massive tower that would draw everyone to a central location under his control. and it was man's first attempt at a one world government, which, without god, would have brought about almost unlimited tyranny. so god put a stop to it. he brought a stop simply by dividing the world's single language into many. and workers could no longer communicate with each other, which abruptly ended tower construction. people scattered throughout the earth, grouping according to their new languages. and you can read all about that in the first verses of genesis chapter 11. while worldwide unity was god's original intent, the national separateness we experience today is

against one of the worst effects of the fall, and that is man's prideful craving for power. the apostle paul wrote these words, listen carefully, "and god has made from one blood every nation of men to dwell on all the face of the earth, and god has determined their preappointed times, and the boundaries of their dwellings, so that they should seek the , that they might grope for him and find him, though he is not far from each one of us." as paul explained, god scattered men and set the boundaries of their dwellings so that they would seek after god. god is not a globalist. god is a nationalist. god loves every nation equally. he loves our nation. he has a special place for the nation of israel, as you know. we don't have favored status with god as americans. god loves every nation.

of every nation. and the reason he did it is because if you let someone get in charge of the whole world, you end up with what the antichrist is going to do in the future. and he is a powerbroker, and all of it's over and finished. now, having said all of that, that was god's purpose. and because of the sin of man, it got thwarted. here's the question you have to ask. what do we do with the situation that we've been dealt? does the bible speak about immigration? it's in the old testament everywhere. and immigrants are called strangers and sojourners. we call them immigrants. god called them strangers and sojourners. the first thing he taught his people was god's people are to assist the stranger. that should be the attitude of every one of us, and that was the attitude in the old testament. listen to these words. "you shall not oppress a stranger, for you know the heart of a stranger," he said, "because you were

in the land of egypt." god said to his people, "don't treat strangers badly. just remember what it was like for you when you were strangers in egypt." make sure that you accept the strangers who come among you. after you assist a stranger, then you accept the stranger. now, don't get lost here and don't think i'm going in the wrong direction. i'll get this all straightened out if you'll just stay with me along the way. god commanded acceptance of foreigners who were willing to adopt his laws. my statutes and my judgments, and shall not commit any of these abomination," listen carefully, "either any of your own nation or any stranger who dwells among you." the old testament gives us many examples of foreign-born men and women who were accepted as citizens of israel. in the new testament, we do not address immigration directly, but we watch what's going on,

and acceptance toward non-israelites throughout his entire ministry. he met with a samaritan woman, unheard of in his day. not only did he speak to her, he engaged her in earnest conversation, and eventually he led many of her friends to faith. and then there was the famous parable of the good samaritan, where the lord jesus did the unthinkable. he made the samaritan the hero of his story, which, i mean, that just blew the minds of everybody in that day. among races. he just did not. all were created in god's image. and in these incidents, he demonstrated that we are to love all persons equally, regardless of their ethnicity. let me just say something. when you're sharing the four spiritual laws with your hispanic friend, don't make the fifth spiritual law the first one, are you legal or illegal? don't do that because that really doesn't matter when it

get them to know christ first, and then you can deal with some of the issues that they're dealing with in their own lives. the last thing is the thing that we're all struggling with at this particular time, and that is in the old testament, they were to assist the stranger, and they were to accept the stranger, but they were also to assimilate the stranger. and this is where it gets difficult. the scripture makes it clear that when outsiders came they were to be treated well. but the flip side of the coin was that strangers and sojourners living among them, if you please, did not have carte blanche to just live any way they wanted to. leviticus 18:26, "you shall therefore keep my statutes and my judgments, and shall not commit any of these abomination," now listen to this, "either any of your own nation or any stranger who dwells among you."

they accept you. now, you have to live under the same law that they live under. now, you wonder, where's this all going? what's happening? where's this going to end? well, let me fast forward for a moment to what's ultimately going to happen. i want to talk with you about the perfection of immigration. remember, we started in the garden of eden, and then nimrod came along and he blew the whole plan? how many of you know that what blows up in genesis gets fixed in revelation? have you ever noticed that? revelation fixes all the broken things so, if you don't read the whole bible, you miss the good news. if all you read is genesis, you're going to be really frustrated. you got to get from genesis to revelation because it gets resolved in revelation. satan's successful temptation in eden dealt a terrible blow to god's creation, bringing not only death, and blight, and pain, but enmity between people. but god will not allow satan the victory over what he pronounced to be good. and the book of revelation

of the whole immigration issue. can i read it to you?ion issue. listen to what it says. "a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, and tribe, and people, and language, standing before the throne and before the lamb. and they cried out in a loud voice, 'salvation belongs to our god, who sits on the throne, and to the lamb.'" one day, this is all going to get resolved, amen? i'm going to be there. are you going to be ther [congregation applauding] and if you read the biblical writings, you know that even before heaven, during the millennium, when the lord jesus christ is running everything on this earth, we're told there will be a restoration of all things, and people will live together in harmony. we are in the midst of an election year, and immigration is at the center

between the candidates. but at the end of the day, immigration reform does not stem from the agenda of the donkey or the elephant. rather, welcoming the stranger is a conviction that flows from the agenda of the lamb. it's not the donkey, it's not the elephant, it's the lamb. that's what the bible teaches us. one of the great and unexpected blessings we have in san diego at shadow mountain community church is our ministry to the immigrant community, to the migrant community. let me tell you what's happened. we currently have four international congregations that are a part of our church. they are not individual church. they're a part of shadow mountain church. on the list of new members are people from our main english church and people from all of the international churches that are a part of our congregation. on our board of deacons, we have representation

we currently have these international congregations, and so every sunday, our campus is buzzing with people from just about every corner of the world. our arabic, filipino, and iranian congregations gather on sunday for worship. can you imagine that? i think god said, "go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature," we've done it so poorly, he said, "okay, i'll bring the world to you," and that's what he's done, you know? i believe that. i believe--as i mentioned to you, in el cajon, california, we have the largest number of chaldean citizens living in america. and that's really unbelievable because we only have 100,000 people in el cajon. we're kind of a village on the east side of san diego. but out of those 100,000 people now, 25,000 of them are from iraq. and they're not muslim, they're chaldean. they're really christians

but many of them don't. and our hispanic church reaches the hispanic community, and our arabic church is now reaching the chaldean people who live in our community. if you go downtown in el cajon now, it's so unbelievable, it's like living in baghdad. all the signs on the stores are all in arabic. they're in arabic and then english underneath. but i want to tell you something, these people need jesus christ. and when you share jesus christ with them and you embrace them into the greatoo of the shadow mountain church, it's just amazing to see what happens. let me tell you something i've learned, friends. if the gospel that is preached is not good to preach any place in the world, it's not the gospel of god. the gospel of god is the same everywhere. if you have to change it, it's not the gospel. so, you can preach the gospel. you might have to do it through an interpreter, but when you preach the gospel of jesus christ, whether they're hispanic, or arabic, or filipino,

unto salvation, and these people come to christ. ladies and gentlemen, the problem of immigration is a tough one. i don't have all the answers, but i do know this. the answer is jesus christ. he is the answer, and we have the way of sharing that answer. and may god help us to do that. amen, amen. >> announcer: dr. je to give one last message of hope in light of today's critical issue. >> announcer: immigration is a problem with no easy answers and millions of lives at stake. but what does god's word have to say about our responsibilities to the foreigners immigrating into america? find the answers to this and nine other crucial issues facing our time in dr. david jeremiah's new book, "people are asking, is this the end? signs of god's providence in a disturbing new world." divided into two sections,

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brad and angelina. new details. they may have ended it all. audio from the cockpit that was still uncovered. >> how brad is battling back against the bad dad allegations and why he is caught in the middle. the actress accused brad of cheating with has a pregnancy >> it is something huge. >> brangelina back from the sexy beginnings to the bitter end. >> then they are fighting back tears nearly three years after his death. plus two tv milestones. we flash back. >> tim allen celebrates home

>> this is entertainment tonight. >> what are a weekend it has been for brad and angelina after the announcement of probably the biggest divorce in hollywood history. >> we have been on top of the story all week long. here's the latest. >> the fbi continued to gather facts about the reported child abuse allegations against brad pit. here's the allegations with the abuse or typical father and son spat. here's what we know. the news broke after angelina filed for divorce asking for full custody of the couple's six children. it seems like it was prompted in what happened with a family flight home. here are the new details. that i was flying for france to southern california. their jet believed to be like this 1 and stopped to refuel in

situation said brad had an argument with maddox and that source is saying there was no inappropriate physical contact, emphasizing this was a child-parent disagreement. there are images of brad on the tarmac where can be seen looking drunk and yelling. they reached out to confirm the authenticity and they flew on to burbank, california t pilot had a quick chat with air traffic control. >> nice! >> a long flight. >> we have to behave and minnesota with all sorts. >> child services with the investigation and what likely happened to the children and probably interviewed by case workers and they were probably interviewed by case workers and

house and see what kind of environment they were live are in. >> brad is gearing up for an ugly battle and hired a high powered divorce attorney and they got the custody battle with eva longoria with her split. the timeline is interesting. before this incident, brad and angelina seemed like a solid couple. they looked happy visiting a drugstore a few days earlier and were cameras getting cozy in a jam ba juice. they took place september 14th in her diverse filing, they declare a fallen day september 15th at the date of separation. they lit up on the red carpet when they asked about the kids. >> have the kids running in and out, they are playing with the kids and he was trying to get

the twins who are 8 years old. if this happens and case workers do have to interview the children, it can be traumatic for them. >> angelina cited irreconcilable differences. george clooney and amal were told about it. >> i feel very sorry. that's a sad story and unfortunate for a family and unfortunate stab family. i feel sorry to hear that. first of heard of it. >> everyone was shocked she lawyered up. they had a mutual agreement to work it out, but angie being the strong character, they wanted to have the upper hand and come out swinging and make brad look like the bad guy. brad is crushed because he doesn't want to trash the mother of his children. >> another person is the alleged other woman.

she confirmed she is pregnant, but not with brad's baby. she posted many years ago i met the man of my life, father of my son and the baby we are expecting. he is my love and my best friend, the only one i need. she wished angelina and brad pit in a tumultuous moment. >> we're turn to divorce documents as to how they are planning to move forward. angelina requested full physical custody that means all six kids would live with her. brad would be allowed visits and sleep overs. >> if you weren't an actress, what would you be? >> i would be a mommy. i want to stay home with my kids more.

get ready. >> we jumped into being a family first. that seems like the biggest thing you could possibly make anyway. it doesn't feel like anything is lacking. >> brad and angelina only said i do because the children kept asking them to. they are drawing the train of angelina's gown. >> they had a lot of craze ideas and most of them will win out. and how it's done i'm sure. >> angelina filed for joint legal custody that means brad will have a say in how the kids will be raised, but how will it affect the family. >> the older family can handle the real story, but the younger kissed, you want to give as neutral an explanation so they know they are going to be loved no matter what. even though the circumstances are changing, they can have a

each parent. they have $400 million to divide and there doesn't appear to be a prenup. >> it's amazing to think that people who were successful in their life have not entered into an agreement. when you are getting married, it's about looks. >> a lot of real estate and reported values are surprising.n france. >> it's not exactly the biggest source of income. italy is worth $41 million. a $5.65 million mansion in new orleans. the 5300 square foot home he performed long before angelina. >> brad pitt bought his home for

that is worth a lot more money today. >> 120,000 acre wildlife preserve in cambodia. >> they pushed it as a charity to community. >> brad is worth a reported $240 million and angelina $160 million. >> brad pit is earning $20 million plus a movie. he has an enterprise there. angelina jolie is commanding from 15 to $20 million a movie and involved in some cases. we all remember this in 2004. brad and angie begins filming. they were married to jennifer anston.

aniston and pitt announced they were separating. the first snapping to n kenya with jolie'son, maddox. they deticketed them as a happy family. aniston not impressed saying there is a sensitivity chip missing. jolie adopted ja harrah and angie confirmed with brad's daughter shiloh and soon after he adopts maddox and zahara changing their names to jolie-pitt. then the jolies said family would expand again after son pax was adopted from vietnam. everywhere they went, the frenzy followed. >> it's much different because

day. >> he would stand by her through her mother's death. >> i remind myself of that any time i think of what i lost. i feel very lucky. >> in may of 2008, they announce they are having twins. knox and viv yen are born in france. flash forward in april, the pair gets engaged. in february, angelina took a brave step by undergoing a preventive double mastectomy. brad stood by her throughout. >> what has to get done to keep the family together. through august of 2014. >> how is married? >> it doesn't suck. >> jolie had said she was unsure

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>> at least touch toes. we will deal with it later. the premier of the girl on the train. that's the most coveted rule and matched up with gone girl. >> and action. >> i was aware that there was a tsunami of interest in the books. that's an amazing find for the thriller that you can't push down. >> you are lying. >> a woman disappears. did she commit a murder? .

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>> mr. and mrs. smith would become mr. and mrs. pitt. >> that was so hot, but their happily ever after fairy tale

the tango is great. >> their chemistry was undeniable at the start. long after the scene was called and that gave in between states and the ability to crack each other up. >> they are going and letting it go. >> the first time i had pairing where it's not on your. it was nice. it was nice to learn about how fun that can be and how much easier sometimes.

>> she might say so. i didn't feel much competition. >> the movie about this prompted anj tow share this. now eyebrow raising about marriage. that point where you are communicating. >> the story will have a happy ending. >> is this story finished yet? we are not done. on the way to questionable timing of the divorce announcement. is there a secret strategy at work and we crack open brad and

>> more news. michael weatherly debuted and shoots in new york. michael is here in california and tried to make him feel at home by having a quick shot on the studio lot we call new york street. here's something that we know. nothing is quick or easy when it comes to weather. >> we are really in new york right now. >> the doctor doesn't sound anything like the early days as a travel consultant. looking forward to it and every once in a while someone tried to slap my head. i get to play something different than for 13 years, but

lot of fun. >> he said farewell to them, but remember tuesday night after "ncis" in the 14th season. when michael found out about the time slot, he found out about the most weather leeway possible. >> i jumped up and down like a kangaroo who just had three cups of coffee. >> my wife is going on. i can't tell you yet. here's the lead in. i had to explainut programming. >> what michael was playing a psychologist while she is a real doctor specializing in internal medicine. >> what i'm thinking is if this acting thing goods sideways, they will set up the practice somewhere. 15 minutes with my wife and it

i think i can charge whatever we wanted. hey, look. tom. how is the forklift business? this is your seventh anniversary. >> they talk about the seven-year itch and all i can say is -- ladies and gentlemen, that is that. >> always. they are always one of the most fun to "ncis" and bull. that's a great one, two punch right there. the other kevin, they got a look at the shoot on long island. >> is the foot that good? >> you will not go more than i would say 45 mondays without a

>> wie have a pizza oven live here. so real, there is a pizzeria on set. >> he was born on the island where kevin can film. >> why here it's about 10 or 15 minutes away. >> a lot of time suddenly on his hands. >> the guys are coming up for a daybreak and learn how to use cross bows. >> back to that pizza, this is

>> this is real. you are like i got a pizza. >> by the way, if you weren't here, i would eat that. >> brad and angelina's divorce. what could be behind the timing? >> and any surprises you didn't see from the people versus o.j. >> the celebrating and the tears back stage. >> i >> and the jaw dropping fashion. the secret you have going on?

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tuesday at 7:28 a.m. pacific. that left plenty of time for shows to make it their big headline of the day. >> the brad pitt angelina jolie shocking announcement. >> angelina filed for divorce. >> again the news did drop on a tuesday. if you know celebs like russell brand and ashton and demi all the dirt gets buried over the weekend. also filed on a fridayn divorced in 2 thousand 5. laura also got his divorce and said it's all about strategy. >> you want the world to see the demolition of your relationship, they will communicate without talking to your spouse. >> with the break up show also dropped after the emmy awards.

biggest new. they think they did this on purpose. the next one is good timing. the new trailer was released tuesday. >> only supposed to come out on tuesday and definitely getting more attention because of the divorce and the rumors that brad d said the affair rumors are not true. >> looking at the chemistry on screen, they would speculate about the off screen romance and that's exactly like mr. and mrs. smith. both are spies and both pretend to be homemakers and fire off

heard. >> brad and angelina have been through a divorce in the public eye before. what et learned after that. >> we mentioned the emmys and that was the big story. the a wars are back on the people versus o.j. simpson, four of the show's stars were first time emmy winners and we were with them all. >> and the emmy goes to the people versus o.j. simpson. >> the woman she portrayed marcia clark. after winning outstanding lead actress in a limited series or movie. >> she is different than you imagine. >> the more i had to see about the real marcia clark, i am glad to stand here today and say i'm sorry.

and complicate and smart woman she was and what battle she was fighting. it became a different picture. >> they did not win from the portrayal and one of the producers. >> did you fly yourself here? you flew yourself here and fly home and scrap the emmy. >> i have to. they take home the emmy. >> to the w chain. that's from you, girl. >> his award from playing johnnie cochran to angela basset. lives of love from the 10-year-old twins. >> daddy, i love you. >> i love you too. let me go now. >> we love you.

>> the larger, we lose the job. i'm still winning. >> he won an emmy for his portrayal and the actor paid tribute to his father. >> i can hear your name every day of my life. >> they spoke to the real chris jordan. >> i hope billion dollars. >> have you talked to him? >> nope. >> not at all? >> never. >> he told us he tried to reach out to you and has not heard from you. what if he called you today? >> hey, brown. emmy award winning actor. i have to take his call. >> well, now is your chance. >> you need to call him tonight

>> i called him before and he declined. i don't think it would be right to call him again. he is a grown man living his life. he has to go. >> this is a hugely negative life experience. that's a dark and angry place that i wanted to go. i want to go back to 1995. >> the ladies brought their a game. >> what's the biggest secret you have going on with your dress. >> seven corsets. >> yes, i am. >> hi. that was mine. >> the reaction to the back. let me see. this is the secret. well, well, well.

>> the emmy fastened and these leads have the lemonade theme going on. they had these twins dancing and this sums up in versace and they brought to life the dancing lady in the red dress. >> free as a bird. i know whey want. it's my princess moment . >> you went away. . >> james corden used the train as the walkway. >> he is living in the department. >> and they don't love the look category. >> i just had my baby seven weeks ago.

>> they stole the street style and modern family costar and they got a vote rvelths but -- >> i like it a lot. you ready for the fact? >> how long did it take you to get ready? >> hours? two hours. >> sucking it in or sink in. >> sucking it >> the first thing that you would eat is wine. >> i have been on a protein and veggies diet. >> can i go with you? >> fabulous. >> i will hand ours for best dressed. she was pure elegance in this mermaid gown and zack brought emily as his date.