the kingdom come, that will be done in honor 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. lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. and deliver us lord from every evil hand grant us peace in our day. in your mercy keep us free from sin and protect us from all anxiety as we wait in joyful hope of the coming of our savior jesus christ. >> for the kingdom, power and glory are yours now and forever. >> jesus, you said your apostles, i leave you piece, my piece i give you, not on our sins but the fate of your church. grant us the peace and unity of your kingdom where you live in the rain for ever and ever. >> a man. [foreign language] >> let the peace of christ always be with you. [foreign language] >> let us offer each other a sign of christ's piece.

. >> to seek my faith and turn from their wicked ways, then i will hear from heaven and forgive their sins and heal their land. >> praying in open air stadiums, city halls and cathedrals and seeking out the high places on every continent. >> here we are standing today looking out over africa from the highest point. >> crying out to god in repentance and seeking reconciliation. >> asking forgiveness in the way in which charismatics and pentecostals. >> we forgive you. [applause]. >> i come in repenitence and pray you forgive us. >> organizers predict hundreds of christians in more than 200 nations will gather to pray on pentecost sunday. for 90 days, christians will go to work in their communities helping the poor and building up neglected communities. to bring comfort to the broken hearted and transform their communities. wendy griffith, cbn news. >> grand powers, the founder of the global day of prayer, he joins us by skype from jacksonville, florida. great to have you on the broadcast. graham, you started this in hometown of south africa in 2001. today it has gone global. you expect

[laughter] so this could be heaven. if it isn't, don't worry: everything that you ever knew and loved will still be÷ú destroyed on camping's revised rapture date october 21. that gives you five extra months to either get right with god or fill your beer helmet with four loko and party like you have diplomatic immunity. i'll see you in hell. we'll be right back. [cheers and appla [cheers and applause] welcome back, everybody. [cheers and applause] my guest tonight has a new book about how false statements are undermining america. pretty impressive achievement for a cannibal. please welcome james stewart. [cheers and applause] james, very good to see you. all right, sir. you have a new book. >> yes. >> stephen: called "tangled web: how false statements are undermining america from martha stuart to bernie madoff." how are false statements undermining america? >> well -- [laughter] >> stephen: was that a curveball? do we want a -- how about we start with the judicial system, the legal system which would collapse. >> stephen

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thus that title "heaven's rain."om shakespeare "merchant of venice," "the quality of mercy is not strained. it droppeth as the general rain from heaven on the place beneath. it is twice blessed. it blesseth him that gives and him that takes." >> i'm so, so sorry for what i did to you and your family. >> i want you to tell me why. >> the truth is there was no reason. it was just -- it was just senseless. they took me off drugs and i realized what i did. it made me sick. >> reporter: it's the reason he made the movie, this scene. why is that moment one that still makes the emotion come into your eyes. >> sitting in front of ake? >> reporter: yes. >> i think it was so revealing. i look back and just building this coat of armor and that was killing me and it was killing my marriages, my, you know, whatever, friendships. at the end of the day, it was protecting me, but it was keeping me away from people that i love. >> reporter: there's another scene in the movie. a flashback to the night of the crime and maybe this was t

. >> at least you don't get to go to heaven yet. >> not going to heaven yet. still playing around playing candy land and i am going to win. >> no, i am going to win. >> in early 2009 nick was the happiest he's ever been. but a shadow was creeping in. the robust nick charles had never been sick in his life. but something was changing in his body. >> i would ask people my age do you get up at night to urinate? i get up, i wouldn't ask how many times. i was getting up six and eight times. i said something is wrong. >> it took six months to find the culprit. >> test in atlanta, she said here's the deal. you have metastatic stage four bladder cancer. very serious. the five year survival rate is 2%. the average life span is 20 months. >> but after a lifetime of covering fights, the fight was coming to him. >> you were going into win. >> oh, to win, absolutely. >> knock out cancer. >> absolutely. let's go at it. >> this is morphine, which is slow release. oxycodone. >> with nick's cancer, here is what it means. four combinations of seven different drugs, hair falling

good heavens. - bit of a shock? - good heavens. well, it is a big shock.d. - thank you. - i'll look at it with different eyes. well done.

now, of course, he is in heaven. you probably think he is in hell, but he is in heaven. i believe he now understands that 9/11 was the sixth trumpet. jesus called it the abomination of desolation, and daniel did, too, that would happen in the so-called 1290 days peer the apostle john that wrote the book of revelation called it the sixth trumpet, and that would plate -- take place not in 1290 days, but in the so-called 12 63.5. in order for me to build my case, i would need an hour, and i do not have that, obviously, and you are not going to grant that to me. i mentioned -- i mean, you mentioned several times in this brief meeting how you want to support the lgbt, and i think about the kings and what they did and how they deported the homosexuals in israel, and joseph but still fell far short of the requirement of what the mosaic code said to do. god said that the kings were to write their own copy of the bible so they would strictly follow the orders given by the almighty. king josiah did not support them. he tore their houses down. but the law of moses said they were st

you can go to one of three different heavens in the afterlife.ristians, you are born and you work things out, and you believe you can be saved or not, and then you have a chance of going to heaven or hell. and then in addition to the book of mormon, the books have other books, and there is a whole other canyon for mormons that is different from christianatity. >> this is probably going to be a big part of the political campaign and this is a conversation we should continue to have. we appreciate your time this weekend. thank you so much. >> thank you. take care. >>> for more stories about faith, you go to the belief blog. >>> we have been telling you certainly a sad weekend here for all of us here at cnn and our cnn family. we have lost one of our cnn origina originals. nick charles died yesterday at the age of 64. he had been battling bladder cancer for the last couple of years. last hour i spoke with sanjay gupta who had a chance to sit down earlier this month. >> he was told in 2009 he had two years to live. what would you do with that informa

four times but the only time when the disciples actually sat down jesus is that how do we get into heaven exactly said here's the list feed the hungry you know clothe clothe the naked do the modern equivalent if you know how is the homeless. and heal the sick visit those unjustly in prison and they all freaked out because they'd never they said we've never seen you hungry we've never seen you thirsty actually didn't say feed the hungry isn't when you fed me when i was on your day when you healed me when i was sick that and they were like we never healed you when you were sick you were never sick we're not going to go to heaven and they were pulling their hair out and he said don't worry as you have done to the least of these my brother you've done to me that's the sales pitch that these republicans by and large and sometime president have been using for years and years as were followers of jesus but that's the teaching and it's the exact opposite of objectivism. libertarianism and iran how are these guys ever going to reconcile this and and how do you and and do you think that you can wak

they were like we never healed you when you were sick you were never sick were not going to go to heaven and they were pulling their hair out and he said don't worry as you have done to the least of these my brother you've done to me. that's the sales pitch that these republicans by and large and sometime christmas have been using for years and years as followers of jesus footbaths the teaching and it's the exact opposite of objectivism libertarianism and iran how are these guys ever going to reconcile this and and how do you end and do you think that you can wake people up to this dissonance well how they're going to do it is or how they're trying to do it is how they have in the past with billions of dollars and a massive advertising communication network and finding people who are trusted by again folks who are trying to do what's right and having those people twist twist things a little bit i know rand was pretty convincing at times so you pull that part out and you trick people of this what our ad tried to do what we've been trying to do is start a discussion and what she stands for

its stock to high heaven. what do we do about it? -- it stunk to high heaven. what do we do about it? the democrats had rolled over. they said they will stand by the apparent verdict. next time, watch out. he distinguished himself with this examination of the witnesses. it was really a case of who had done the most thorough job of this process. republicans managed to persuade the world until the democrat al why did. >> i know that he served in congress. >> you put out that he was a friend of henry lodges. >> yes. he was. he was a great hero. he was a wonderful figure and mentor. here is a very accomplished writer. he was a professional author. roosevelt and admired his style. >> he was a friend of mark twain at? >> he was. that was much later in life. he went to wall street. he became the partner. he gave a funny testimonial talk. >> reed was 63 when he died. >> sheep died in 1902. -- he died in 1902. >> he was the speaker three times. as you were doing your research, when did you start to really like him? how many books have been written? >> i am afraid that m

get hoovered up to heaven.dad's cooking. you know? that's what the rapture was to me. >> jimmy: was your dad not a good cook? >> no, he knew how to make boy scout potatoes and spaghetti sandwiches. >> jimmy: oh. >> that's it. >> jimmy: that's the italian food. >> that's the apocalypse of family meals. >> jimmy: it really is. >> yeah. >> jimmy: speaking of religion. have you been following oprah's last days here on earth? >> yeah. yeah. and i mean, you know, it was her last day today, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i mean, now that you have an author on, this is probably your way of taking up her mantle of starting a book club, right? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. that's a very good idea. i should do that. [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean, there's a spot open for a savior of literature and that could be you. >> jimmy: it seems unlikely that it will be. but i would be more than happy to give it a shot. i would love to wield that kind of power in the world of publishing. >> yeah. i mean, it's -- just like -- do us a favor.

our father, lord and heaven, follow by thee name, thy kingdom done, and honor.ly bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespassed against us and temptations, by delivering us from thee. deliver us from every evil and grant us peace from our day. with your mercy, keep us free from sin and protect us from alling an psities that we make joyful hopes for the coming of our saviors, jesus christ. amen. lord jesus, he said i'll leave you peace that i give to you, but not in our sins, but on the faith of your church. and grant us the piece and the unity of your kingdom, where you live and rain forever and ever.

. >> i have to say, dubai is the heaven of architects. jubail is the heaven of chemical engineers. this is the largest petrol complex worldwide. >> reporter: they manufacture chemicals like propane and polyester from the kingdom's natural resources and shipping them throughout europe and asia. jubail is one of the most tangible examples of the kingdom's long-term plan to move the economy away from just exporting oil. now more than 100,000 people live here in jubail industry city. the region accounts for around 7% of the country's gdp and it's getting bigger. in the newest phase, known as jubail two, state-run oil giant are building a massive plan to the refine diesel and jet fuel. there's also a space set aside for a plant u.s. chemical giant dow and saudi firm subic. >> we are going joint venture, the foreign partners bring the tech knowledge and the no-knokn. >> reporter: though jubail was conceived and constructed for the petrol industry, they are several kilometers downwind from the residential area. that goes along with dozens of malls, dozens of schools and thousands upon tho

>> ♪ lift every voice and sing 'til earth and heaven ring ring with a harmony of liberty let our rejoicingise ♪ our ancestors are to be honored as the roots of the treat, and the greatness and health of the tree depends on the death and health of its routes. when we do not honor our ancestors, we become like trees without roots. there is an unbroken continuing between the realm of the living in the realm of the dead in african culture -- an unbroken continuum. the spirit pervades the everyday world of the living. in a community such as this one, we begin by honoring the ancestors, and we pour libations to honor them, and that is what rashid is going to do. we pur water -- pour water, the primary ancestral offering, the source of life in the universe. it is associated with the womb of creation and with the fountain of life. in the spirit of honoring the ancestors, we say, praises to the ancestors of this land, the keepers of this land. praise be. praises to the ancestors of the middle passage. praises be. praises to all of those whose courage, strength, determination, perseverance, blessing

. >> i'm going it read today an excerpt from anana, queen of heaven and earth. i wanted to say a few words about anana. this is the oldest literary work that we have. these are the cuniform tablets that were excavated in the late 1880's and early 1890's by the university of pennsylvania. tens of thousands of fragments of cuniform fragments. the story of anana starts in her adolescence. it travels through her journey as a queen and a goddess, and much of her story is devoted to the love, a very passionate love, for dimusi, who is a shepherd who she takes as her husband, lover and king. and this is called the return. a lament was raised in the city. my lady weeps bitterly for her young husband. anana weeps bitterly for her young husband. woe for her husband, woe for her young love, woe for her house, woe for her city. dimusi was taken captive in aruk. he will no longer bathe in aradu. he will no longer treat the mother of anana of his mother. he will no longer perform his sweet task among the maidens of the city. he will no longer raise his sword higher than the k

she's like in heaven.re i could step out of my shell and i just felt the most like myself. >> and i thought that last night watching you. you just seemed like in utopia for you. >> absolutely. >> like it just couldn't get better. and yet i keep hearing how shy you are. last night, i mean, i've never seen such self-confidence in almost any performer. where do you get it sflom how do you create that kind of aura when, by nature, you're not really like that? >> i don't know. i think i -- for one, i'm not shy anymore. i am the person at the dinner party that is quiet and observing and having a one on one conversation. i get embarrassed when it's a lot of people and a lot of eyes. and i am still that way. i wouldn't say shy. but now, you know, on the stage, i have been doing it for a while. and it's my place to be me and to be free. and i don't feel like i'm being judged. i feel like it doesn't matter how irritated i am or angry i am or excited or in love or whatever emotion. when i get on the stage, i am just

it gives the side where the women who have their baby goes to heaven and the other side of coin wheree woman who doesn't goes to hell. the viewer can choose who is right. i believe he is on to something here. young people are brain washed by pop culture all the time. but i say -- [laughter] -- if this movie works why stop at abortion. horror movies targeted to youth audiences can promote all of our traditional values. [laughter] for instance, i for one would like to see a remake of carrie where she's home schooled. that way there's no prom, no taunting, no bucket of blood and she gets a full scholarship to liberty university. [laughter] or how about -- [cheers and applause] i think this could go pretty well with the kids, a movie to convert vegetarians where the australian guy from outback steakhouse kidnaps a vegan, imprisons him inside a cow and forces him to eat his way out. or -- [cheers and applause] or a movie that protects traditional marriage where a gay guy and a lesbian are stitched together junk to junk by a mad moralistic scientist until they realize how good it feels. [la

. >> the pigs at the coast contraa county fair in antioch were in, well, hog heaven. while it poured on the fair, all the events were in full swing. near the hogs there was, ironically, barbecue, and what's a fair without a bash could you go contest and tasty ribs. >> we've been doing this for six years now so rain or shine, barbecuing for the fair. >> there's the 30th annual walnut creek art and wine festival. last 'er the turtz -- temperatures were 80 degrees. >> even though the rain was doing rain or shine, and hoping for the best, we figured, we're already out here, might as well make it a good day. >> the union street fair attracted a great crowd even though an early morning rain doused the city. the seating was quickly taken up when the sun started peeking out. >> we came here with umbrellas. so happy to see things turn out. >> no one is happier to see the weather turn better than giants fans. they stood in the rain, hoping that the day against colorado wouldn't be called on account of this record-setting rain. right now the try tri-athletes will be hitting the

. >> reporter: for us little people, it's a slice of heaven. a batch of bubbling beauty.od. but that pizza isn't just a beacon of cheesy goodness. no, it turns out these days, pizza is delivering a taste of economic goodness. there are more than 65,000 pizza parlors in the u.s. with more popping up each day. and last year, americans ordered more than 5.5 billion pies. yes, the slice seems remarkably recession-resistant. so, you opened new locations? yes. we opened up five locations in the past year and a half. >> reporter: no way. >> yes. >> reporter: that's right. opening stores, hiring workers and selling pizza. lots of it. it's cheap. the 99 cent pizza business is booming? >> absolutely. >> reporter: ryan is the director of operations for 99 cent fresh pizza. they sell slices for just 99 cents. does it taste cheaper snr. >> i wouldn't say this is high quality pizza, but it's not bad. you get your buck's worth. >> reporter: tastes like pizza. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you won't claim it's the best you've ever had. >> no. but it's not the worst. >> reporter: that should be

it is not a carol of joy or pray upward to heaven he fling. i know why the cage bird sings. mia angelou knew of it. i like dunbar, my grandfather used words the way he described him. good morning mr. james, how are you feeling this morning. he would say i am stepping, but not high. isn't that wonderful? okay. okay. i go play down by the creek. he would say yes, tkarlg, but be particular. that meant be careful because i love you and don't want anything to happen to you. it was coded in the be protected. he often said be careful now. that meant one thing, be particular, there was stuff down by the creek and he wanted me to be careful and watch because he didn't want anything to happen to me. be particular did it all. when he would say when you go over there, i want you to walk and hold your head up like you belong to somebody. that meant you were representing your family. i want you to carry yourself in a way that you represent your family well with. he didn't have to go through all of that. hold your head up and act like you belong to somebody. if you didn't, you were growing

you if anybody would be in hog heaven. every television chef is here. himself and couldn't be here. we miss him. they're just all excited to see each other and hang out and have a great time in aspen. >> 99.9% of my tweets are about food. i'm a huge foodie. so, i understand that you asked some chefs which ingredient the rest of us should be using more of, and you got a surprising answer. >> we sure did. you would think, oh, chefs, that's going to be truffles. we got something that you might -- actually you do have in your very own cabinet. >> if you look at the only ingredient that goes in every single thing that you cook or bake is salt. start with an ingredient like that. i tend to use it from brittney as my primary base salt and then i go up and down from there. >> don't use iodized salt, use a sea salt, all natural sea salt. it's got more flavor and balance to it. >> that is a little surprising because some people say, oh, salt, you can't have too much of it. we're eating too much. there's lots of fancy food out there, as well, but even chefs, kat,

. >>> governor jerry brown says over the next few days he will move heaven and earth to get a budget agreement all sides can live with. >> for a decade the can has been kicked down the road and death has piled up. california is facing a fiscal crisis and very strong medicine must be taken. >> now he must reach out to both republicans and democrats. members of his own party are angry that he vetoed a democratic sponsored bill. lawmakers say the governor must provide specific proposals for a budget he would sign. >> he seems to want a confrontation. that is okay if you know what your desired plan is but you also have to know what your backup plan here is. >> the veto budget included education cuts and a vehicle registration fee hike. the current budget expires at the beginning of the month. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi says anthony weiner made the right call by resigning. the now former new york congressman stepped down yesterday saying he had become a distraction after he sent lewd photos of himself to a number of women. new york's governor will call a special election for p

there's an ancient chinese saying, all things under the heaven are for the people. that's what it is. it says screw the bankers who created this crisis and defend the people. that's the choice government has. of course the city of san francisco can't pass it, but they can take the responsibility for their constituents and citizens and tell the federal government to get their -- >> thank you very much. >> -- and pass this resolution. if you can comment on it, we'd like an emergency resolution. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, mayor lee, supervisor chu. thank you for coming to our neighborhood, our community. i realize that the city staff has done a tremendous job -- >> could you pull that up? >> oh, i'm sorry. -- of addressing cuts. i'm joined with my multilingual team. some speak more than four languages. we help new and recent immigrants who are monolingual how to be effective, caring parents, keep their children safe and healthy, how to provide -- get access to public and private services to ensure families and most