roger williams, the 17th century baptist minister and founder of what is now rhode island said man has no powers to make laws to bind conscious and went on to say that forcing a person's conscious was rape of the soul. thomas jefferson, chief drafter of the declaration of independence and our nation's first president would argue in 1779 during a campaign that to compel a man for the pop gags of opinions which he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical. when our country was in perhaps its greatest peril ever in 1775, when an invasion fleet of 200 ships and 35,000 troops, the largest invasion fleet left england to reconquer these colonies, enevery able-bodied man was needed, the continental congreganted a right of conscientious objection to those baravians and quakers who believed for religious convictions that violence was always wrong. from ur beginning, this has been the north store of american exceptionalism. a belief that no one has the right to coercively interfere with a relationship between his or her god and to try to do so is soul rape. there are three mega threats to o

roger williams said it is counterproductive for the faith to persecute believers.it is possible to kill a man, but to kill a man is not to defend the doctrine that would kill a man. thirdly, the noncoercive character of faith. you can only make my persecution , you know, that christians, but you cannot make genuine christians because it implies the consent of the will. it draws their own arguments set by thomas aquinas and many in the tradition. fourth is evangelism. here they drew on the parable that jesus told about the wheat and weeds growing together in the same field. they thought this was a good thing, and they emphasize that part of the parable, don't bother -- donuts that these weeds and weeds growing together. growing in the same field. let a thousand weeds bloom. at the end of the day, the reaper will come. there will be a final sorting of the wheat in the weeds. as the last judgment. but that is not to be done prematurely, lest by plucking up the weeds, you may also destroy some of the good wheat. let them grow together. so that, in their words, the gosp

roger williams said it's counterproductive for the state to persecute believers. it's possible quoting castellio, it's possible to kill a man. but to kill a man is not to defend the doctrine but to kill a man. thirdly, the noncoercive character of faith. you can only make by persecution, heretics. you cannot make genuine christians, because faith implies a consent of the will. drawing there on arguments set forth by thomas alline and many others. this is more baptism than evangelical. they drew about the wheats growing together in the same field. they thought it is a good thing. they emphasized. they bother and upset the weeds and wheat growing together in the same field. let 1,000 weeds bloom, they would say. because at the end of the day the reaper will come and there will be a final sorting of the wheat and the weeds. that's the last judgment. but that's not to be done prematurely by plucking up the weeds, you may also destroy some of the good wheat. let them grow together so that in their words the gospel maybe proclaimed to everyone and this will be a way of

johnny urias taught at william rogers. parents say officials kept them in the dark in their investigation. amy hollyfield is live at the police department with the latest. >> reporter: i just spoke with police. they tell me they are looking into the possibility that local kids were victimized. they are sailing if there are any victims, they are asking that they please come forward this investigation has been going on for about 10 months. parents are just now hearing about it. some of them are very, very upset. >> i just want to cry, oh my god horrible. >> reporter: she found out while ing the news last night that her son's third grade teacher has been accused of possessing and manufacturing child pornography. she immediately asked her son if he had been victimized. >> i woke him up, it was late, i had to know. i had to know >> reporter: he told her that johnny urias had not acted improperly toward him police say they don't know of any victims at the school. some parents are so frustrated about the lack of information from

johnny urias taught at william rogers. parents say officials kept them in the dark in their investigation. amy hollyfield is live at the police department with the latest. >> reporter: i just spoke with police. they tell me they are looking into the possibility that local kids were victimized. they are sailing if there are any victims, they are asking that they please come forward this investigation has been going on for about 10 months. parents are just now hearing about it. some of them are very, very upset. >> i just want to cry, oh my god horrible. >> reporter: she found out while ing the news last night that her son's third grade teacher has been accused of possessing and manufacturing child pornography. she immediately asked her son if he had been victimized. >> i woke him up, it was late, i had to know. i had to know >> reporter: he told her that johnny urias had not acted improperly toward him police say they don't know of any victims at the school. some parents are so frustrated about the lack of information from

roger williams, the baptist minister and the founder of rhode island, said a man has no power to make laws to restrict consciouconscience. thomas jefferson argued in 1779 during the campaign for the virginia act for establishing religious freedom that to compel a man to furnish contributions of money for the propagation of opinions is sinful and tyrannical. when our country was in its greatest peril ever in 1775, when an invasion fleet of 200 ships and 35,000 troops, the largest fleet to leave great britain since normandy, left england to conquer these colonies, and every able-bodied man was needed, the congress granted a right of conscientious objection to those who believed for religious convictions that violence was always wrong. from our beginning, even before our declaration, before our constitution, this has been the north star of american exceptionalism, the believe that no one has the right to interfere with another person's relationship with his or her god bending and to try to do so is soul rape. there are three mega threats to our freedom. one is around the sanctity of ever

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william h. macy, and music from brad and roger daltrey. join us for those shows, too.own, plays nice, and avoids any eye-contact for the next two weeks, she just might make it out of wisteria lane alive. she has a new memoir called "you have no idea," and two more episodes of "desperate housewives," starting sunday night at 9:00. please welcome, vanessa williams! [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> well, thank you. >> jimmy: how's everything? >> everything is good. >> jimmy: i want to ask you about something. >> what? >> jimmy: but i'm going to have to unfire guillermo. i'm sorry, emily, but we're going to have to let you go. bring guillermo back in here. this is a trial period that you're back for, okay? >> guillermo: okay. >> jimmy: guillermo was excited because he said he ran into you in traffic. >> on our last day of shooting last thursday, we were leaving universal where we shoot. it was my white van, i was in the front seat. we were stopped at a light right bee the universal entrance. i see this guy stopped next to me, and i'm saying, i recogn

william h. macy, eva green. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. tomorrow night, scarlett johansson and roger daltrey. good night!nks for watching. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>> an eighth grader beaten by gang bangers in this neighborhood park has died. >> and tonight police are asking any and all witnesses and there may have been many to come forward. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. it is a developing story, and tonight we are hearing reports that the boy's father may have witnting. 14-year-old eddie reyes was beat. it is a place they call a known gang hangout. reyes was in eighth grade.arolyd >> carolyn and dan, good evening. police are saying the death of a 14-year-old eighth grader is

she turned back the imperious william smashed forty nine he's retired second round of the year and winning charleston last month. while on the men's side of the draw roger federer is looking to return to the world number two spot with a win against big starting off good this was marco would rise to the ranks of the poor first time in fourteen months rubbing off on the dollar price of gold and weekly it's time you read the printed titles should be with. ice hockey now around the world championships the attacking two of alexander ovechkin and alexander showman from the washington capitals are due to join the russian squad on wednesday but this sunday evening rusher are looking to keep their perfect group record in time for the lobby at the home and remain the only unbeaten side in the tournament with five wins out of five matches so far plus their face in the czech republic and keep them to the euro poppy to toronto just last month while elsewhere co-host winona taking on the usa in a back a second spot in group by switzerland place like germany against norway. not to ask people and says go forward on the regular lanka has been named euro league m.v.p. ah

there was a fire at the williams gary jafta the victory nine people receive treatment for mainly minor injuries although one person was taken to hospital with burns in tennis roger federer came back from a set down to beat thomas burdick at the madrid open final after know about djokovic sure nuff only had been knocked out on the blue clay federer was the clear favorite to lift the trophy although burdick wasn't going to roll over having beaten the swiss two times already this year and the world number six broke his opponent in the second game before taking the first set six. however federer then break twice in the second to level the match and finally six five in the third he converted his fourth match point to claim his third madrid title and record equalling twenty masters crown he also leapfrog in the world rankings to gave number two. and american three no williams is the women's champion she thrashed world number one victory as a rank in straight sets plays never met each other on clay before but the belorussian was totally played williams racing to a six one six three picture. and finally math teacher has won the players championship gold richest event th

william h. macy, eva green, and we'll have music from brad. and on thursday, scarlett johansson, and music from roger. so don't make our guests tonight feel bad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: our first guest walks the very thin line between crazy and delightful with an effortlessness that suggests that maybe he is crazy and delightful. he's an actor, writer, producer, designer, and former celebrity dancer. please say hello to our pal, david arquette! [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you might be our best dressed guest. you always look really good when you come out here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what's going on with you? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: do you make these suits yourself? >> i do work with a company out of philadelphia called common wealth proper. >> jimmy: i see. i seench like the handkerchief. really very stylish. everything all right with you? >> i'm fantastic. how are you? >> good. i saw on your twitter account, you were running late, why? >> because i was getting a tattoo. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: not your first. >> no, not my first, but it's definitely my largest. it's takes up my whole

was a fire at the williams carriage after the victory nine people received treatment for mainly minor injuries although one person was taken to hospital with burns now in tennis roger federer came back from a set down to beat thomas burdick at the madrid open final after novak djokovic and rafael nadal had been knocked out in the belief federer was the clear favorite to lift the try feel like thirty wasn't going to roll over having beaten the swiss two times already this year in the world number six broke his opponent in the second game before taking the first set six three however federer then break twice in the second to level the match and finally a six five in the he converted his fourth match point to claim his third madrid title and record equalling twentieth masters crown he also leapfrogged in the dark in the rankings to number. answering williams is the women's champion she thrashed world number one victoria as ranking in straight sets never met each other on clay before but the better russian was totally outplayed losing six one six three. and finally has won the play's championship gold richest event the american picking up one point six million dollars

that the imperious william smashed fourteen eighties on route to her second crowd of the year after also winning in charleston last month. while on the men's side of the draw the roger federer is looking to return to the world number two spot with a win against big seven crash verdict the swiss model would rise to that rank the first time in fourteen months for the not only don't process. sponsors record twenty masters titles should he prevail madrid. ice hockey now and world championships russia have extended their winning streak to six games following a two no victory against the czech republic in stockholm i wonder what it will be an open for russia less than a minute in for talks with kenny malkin netted their second on the powerplay for his seventh goal so far russia top group b. and all the only unbeaten side of the tournament won elsewhere the usa thrashed twenty one five nil to overtake the cut hosts to second in group a. and families of ask about today's go forward andrei kirilenko has been named the year only exam v.p. ahead of this sunday's final against olympiakos in istanbul the russian was allers at an awards ceremony and was also named best defend tha

williams lost second round match on wednesday one day after serena's first round defeat. in 43 grand slam events, this is only the fifth in which neither reached the quarterfinals. >>> on the men's side, rogerer won his 234th grand slam match topping simprimy conners but took him four hard fought sets. >>> when we come back on a thursday morning, the buzz athis the year's national spelling bee. all eyes on a 6-year-old girl making history. but a michigan boy fills the show with the word he got wrong. hershey's air delight. experience light and airy, melty bubbles. made from pure, delicious hershey's milk chocolate. hershey's air delight. >>> mears a look at the day's forecasts. d.c., mostly sunny, 81. thunderstorms, 91 in atlanta. thunderstorms in st. louis, 68. sunny in denver, 70 degrees. showers, 67 in seattle. >>> the government of poland is outraged over what the white house calls a simple misstatement by president obama. on tuesday mr. obama presented the u.s. medal of freedom posthumously to a polish soldier but mistakenly referred to a nazi death camp a polish death camp. they accused mr. obama of ignorance and demanding a formal apology. >>> to a story about a dream come true for b

while the younger williams sisters smashed a total of fourteen aces to a second crowd of the year and she also won in charleston last month. while in the men's side of the drop roger federer is looking to return to the world number two spot with a win against his big serve in burdick this was my stroke would rise to that rank for the first time in fourteen months leap frogging rough on the doll in the process also equaling the spaniard record of twenty losses titles with victory. now finally to golf and kevin now rolled in a body parts on the final hole to take a one shot lead into the final round of the players championship at sawgrass the american sign this fifteen foot or two card a bogey free round of sixty eight and that could tear at the top of the leaderboard on twelve under going into the final day fellow american that is his nearest rival he's one shot back and have enjoyed a two shot lead to sinking this on the tenth before finding water later on rickie fowler was the biggest mover he jumped from seventeenth to third with a sixty six to line just three shots off the pace and did well to get out of the sun. he won the sixteenth. while england's donald is

half way through williams retired in their match with a back injury well though the american field will be ok for the french open which starts at the end of the month. novak djokovic roger federer at the set of the showdown with rafael nadal in the men's final federer looking a bit wary under lights in rome and lost the sec to the defending champion six two the second most closely but djokovic still had the upper hand winning on a tie break seven six when the swiss sent last. week after losing impossible surely final to risk. back to claim their tenth russian crown in a row the army men beating him killed nineteen points to seventy five to wrap up their best of five series three nil disco always in control fourteen points up in the first cup by him key to five in the closing quarter but put on another surge in the final minutes to run out when his and playing an incredible nineteen. twenty one season. semifinals golds world match play championship graeme mcdowell will play a rough bellow and nicolas cole search will face paul graeme mcdowell is the top seed left in the competition and most of the crowd followed his contest against garcia in the quarter final stage mcdow

final three no williams retired in their match with a back injury although the american feels she will be ok for the french open which starts at the end of the month. and novak djokovic beat roger federer to set up a showdown with rafael nadal in the men's final federal looking a bit weary under the lights in rome and lost the opening set to the defending champion six two the second was close a bit djokovic still had the upper hand here winning on a tie break seven six when the swiss said that sure. now week after losing impossible she. league final tears sky banks back to claim their tenth russian crime in a row the army men beating him key ninety points to seventy five to wrap up their best of five series three nil disco always in control i'm a fourteen points up in the first that was cut by him came to five in the close and called it to skull put on another in the final minutes to run out when isn't playing an incredible nineteen twenty one season. now it's semifinal. match play championship graeme mcdowell will play rough belo nicklaus called science will play paul houri graeme mcdowell is the top seed left in the competition and most of the cried followed his contest again

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william with the serve. trading grounds strokes here. the forehand, two strong. she lost exactly an hour two and three. that was not good. over on the men's side. robert -- roger federer facing the player from romania. down the line for the winner. up 5-3. fedderer wins his 200th gran slam match. from 1970 to 1992, that's an awful long time to be on top. also today, the top seeds advanced to the third round. >> how many nights are you doing this with the -- you've got the tennis names will be a lot of fun. >> i'm cool with the tennis names. as long as i don't have to do hockey and soccer. i can't pronounce those name. i'll hand them to you. >>> nasa hopes a new tool will teach us more about space. it carries a $170 million price tag. it will be launched into space sometime in the next two week. it will be used the take pictures of black holes and night ron stars and super nova remains. nasa hopes it will answer questions about the mysteries of space. >> that looks like the ship in 2001. space odyssey. >> except it is a little brighter. >> it costs a little more, too. >> a dollar or two. >> amazing. >> we're looking at a great day tomorrow. it is really going t

roger macbride. and we will continually remember him and thank him for all he did for our party. [applause] >> thank you, rebecca. last but not least, i would like to introduce mr. williamedpath. >> thank you. the quintessential libertarian candidate was it clark. -- ed clark. [applause] he was a corporate attorney in los angeles in the 1970's and he took a risk to become our candidate for governor of california in 1978. he garnered over 5% of the vote in an extremely important year with the passage of prop. 13. he became our present a candidate in 1980 -- our presidential candidate in 1980. he wrote a book called "a new beginning." he put forth a memorable presidential campaign that people remember to this day. when i am not petitioning in front of the gross restore elsewhere, i mentioned ed clark and people remember him. they remember the television commercials. he created an impression that will be for everlasting. in the minds of the people in the u.s. and the libertarian party. let us roll the clip on ed clark. [applause] ♪> >> to attend a libertarian party's presidential nominating convention, those who attended had reason to believe that america is on the verge o