♪ ♪ >> to pray eternal rest in latin. >> the bishop to pray eternal rest in polish. [ speaking foreignguage ] >> the consulate of the chechen diocese for praying with us eternal rest in english. >> eternal rest grant unto them o lord and let perpetual light shine up on them. may they rest in peace. amen. >> of the polish orthodox church for praying the lord of the spirits and all being in chech slo vonnic. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm asking everyone to take their seats. please let's stay seated. in a moment the delegations i'm going to mention will be leaving towards the birkenau monument. other persons staying here in front of the gate will see the placement and positing of the candles on the screens. we shall now honor those murdered. let the candles be a sign of our eternal memory. the first will be laid by a three person strong delegation of former inmates of kl auschwitz. they will be accompanied by young who want to carry further the memory of auschwitz. >> once again, i am asking you kindly to stay on your seats and the delegation of former inmat

eternal god, help us ever to see eternity beyond time. as our senators labor, may they do so with an eternal perspective.

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the doorway to eternity is still closed. it is the angel with the book of ages. the time is neither spell the end of time. time shall be no more and those that seek redemption will find none. the goal is the glory of god and it is a place to be passed through as well. there is nothing rigid or heavy about the church. instead, is playful and cheerful. as if unaware the limits set to the physical world. the pillars appear to be supporting nothing. in this space, everything serves illusion. and the point to the truth is the task of the preacher. beneath the holy spirit, they preach the good news of redemption. just as the water gushes, so to the word of god pours forth into the hearts of the faithful. they follow after me, not worthy of humor. be it find his life shall lose it. and he that loses life for my sake shall find it. they must've seen the arriving pogroms like the new jerusalem. many must've felt they reach their final destination. the outward journey had been unburdened of their sins and would travel lighter. it was the promise of eternal bliss that they

we are in a parking lot of the eternity church. the parking lot is full of now our first stop this morning was on swanson boulevard in clive, where you can see the road closed signs were not stopping the drivers of cars or trucks from going about their daily business.

lord holy father almighty and eternal god. for in the mystery of the word made flesh, a new light of your glory has shone upon the eyes of our mind so that as we recognize in him god made visible we might be caught up with him in love invisible and so with angels and arch angels and with all the powers of heaven we sing the hymn of your glory as without end we acclaim -- holy holy holy lord god are full of your glory hosannah in the highest hosannah in the highest hosannah in the highest hosannah in the highest >> you are in deed holy o lord, the font of all holiness. make holy therefore these gifts we pray by sending down your spirit upon them like the dewfall so that they may become for us the body and blood of our lord jesus christ. entered willingly into his -- he took bread and giving thanks broke it and gave it to his disciples saying take this all of you and eat of it. for this is my body, which will be given up for you. >> in a similar way when supper was ended, he took the chalice and once more giving thanks he gave i

a day was like a year, a month an eternity.n have in a single lifetime? i don't know the answer to that either. so remember this the word my father uttered to me during the holocaust. today 70 years later that comment to remember is indeed superfluous. for me, a survivor of auschwitz, to forget the horrific experiences enduring during the concentration camps, even for one moment, is impossible. witnessing the atrocities committed at the entrance gate to auschwitz was more than enough to keep me awake at night until the end of time. it is there that the germans welcomed and began to brutalize their guests. horses were driven into families and groups of people, forcing them apart and separating them often forever. as camp guards slashed us with whips that cut us sharply. even 70 years later, the daily cruelty and inhuman behavior in the camps is still indelibly etched in my mind. the look of pleasure on the murderers' faces and their laughter as they tortured innocent men, women, and children is beyond description and lingers in

because he has eternity to wrestle with. you and i have mortality.: speak for yourself, my friend. it will take more than death to take me down, all right. you're dealing with me now, death. >> they believe. but we have an urgency to our lives because there's a "use by" date. jack doesn't have that. and for the first 100 years -- >> you make me feel like a bipartisan of yogurt. >> eternity may have been cool for him, for the first hundred years, but 1100 years later he's really done with it. >> stephen: is he angry? >> he's resolved to a life of misery. and i read the script and laughed all throughout it, met the director and producer the next day. and i said it's violent and funny at the same time, i'm allowed to laugh here, here, here-- i marked all the funny parts. and they said, "exactly, that's funny." we made the movie and i've been watching it at fest valz in the back watching people laugh at all the funny parts saying, "we did it! we did it! they're lawflg." >> stephen: you have struck people as an angry person. are you still angry? >> yes! >

eternal god, help us ever to see eternity beyond time. as our senators labor, may they do so with an eternal perspective. remind them that they are serving you as well as country, preparing themselves for the higher joy of service in the world to come. in this season of hope, remind us of your breakthrough into time to give us eternal life. help us to see and count life's blessings so that our lives may flow in ceaseless praise. lord, thank you for your promise to be with us always to the end of the world and beyond. we pray in your mighty name. amen. the president pro tempore: pleae join me in reciting the pledge f allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senate majority leader. mr. mcconnell: the american people have two principal concerns: our nation's security and the economy. the legislation we'll soon consider would help a

between israel and united states, and like it biblical precedent, that rick is both physical and eternal. any american president or candidate for president formulating policy toward israel will be well served to back at what makes the relationship between the united states and israel so special and eternal. if we examine history properly, it is easy to see the special bond between these two nations existed well before either country existed as a country. thehould look back to of the modern state of israel in 1948, and before our founding fathers gathered in philadelphia and decided to change the course of human history, the first settlers founded towns in this land names like bethlehem and zion. they saw the new world as the new promised land and a land of religious freedom. it is drifting to note the first committee that was established to decide on a codat of arms for the new nation had the most its members five signers of the declaration of independence, george washington, benjamin franklin, and john adams. and were asked to deliver this ideal independently for the nation, and amazing

art, like religion, is how the eternal in the ideal enters time and becomes real. it is how we mortals experience, if only for a moment, immortality. art is how we humans individually and collectively impress our seal on the wax. it's how we charge ordinary matter, would, paint, stone, a word, a voice, a note, a gesture with life and spirit and harmony. art is the most serious thing we can do. because when making it, we humans, forged in the image of god are most like our creator. we tend to forget that. this production of the play in the weary time and in that storm battered place helped me remember. i was far from the only one. early in the place first act, he hears a noise and thinks my it signaled the approach. the wind and the reefs we would be wrong to dismiss that sound. he is a thinking read. in the winds of adversity blowhard against him, him, the sound they make as they pass over his contour may be mere noise or they may be something like the music of a grandson of slave made when he blew across his clarinet read. he was playing next to a juvenile delinqu

but it seemed like an eternity. the baby started crying. j.c.: both mother and son are said to be doing ok. phil: temperatures are falling from this afternoon, when it was almost 40. harvey: montre al, bangor, maine , it is dropping. by the way, in bangor, maine, is good news for snow country. this is great news. and the snowfall totals, this can support more of a no--- as snow/sleet to ration, almost one inch in austin -- bostin. -- boston. why not sleet? right around 6000, 7000 feet, it is melting at that level, and then all of the way down, it is freezing. we call them ice pellets or sleet, it actually accumulated freezing rain and freezing drizzle. this is all of the way down. that rain or drizzle freezes, and that is what is going on now. bosto n just jumped up to a mile and a half, though we have some visibility restrictions. freezing on the lens. look what is happening. even as we have been keen, the temperature has dropped another two degrees -- even as we have been speaking. driving tonight, especially in areas above freezing and n

if you will be my love and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land for me eternally if you will be my heart [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." >> he is the former firefighter, severely burned in the line of duty. we're there with the pioneering surgical team ready to reore

eternal god, our refuge and strength. begin this unveiling ceremony of the marble bust of vice president dick cheney, who we think you for his service to you, and country. remembering the many years he labored in the political arena, we are grateful for your gifts of people who are passionate about keeping this nation strong. continue to bless and keep vice president cheney and his loved ones as we receive inspiration from his contributions, remind us that with your power, we are strong enough to overcome the difficulties that trouble our nation and world. lord, strengthen our commitment to you and country by turning our thoughts toward hope, our hearts toward justice, and our hands toward works of peace. we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the senate committee on rules and administration, roy blunt. hon. blunt: it is great to be part of this presentation, inviting vice president cheney to the capital as part of the collection of the senate started in 1885. 130

and less than 60 seconds, it seemed like eternity, it was gone. >> nancy, are you okay? >> no. >> i'm sorry, baby. >> everything's gone. >> we just -- we -- we don't know what to do. we went from happy to homeless in a minute. but we'll -- we'll rebuild or we'll do what we have to do. >> reporter: mike says when the tornado finally moved out of the area he walked outside to see what was left. and he saw his neighbor, who lives here on the second story of her home. the roof was gone. and there she was waving for help. jeff, she was stranded but she wasn't hurt. >> david begnaud in roulet, texas. shaping up to be a record low year for deaths from tornados. but since wednesday, they have claimed at least 28 lives, nearly tripling the number this year. survivors are telling remarkable stories tonight. here is dan hagerty of our cbs dallas station ktvt. >> it's unbelievable anybody could come out of there alive. >> reporter: linda helen's family survived. they had two minutes to get into a closet when the tornado hit. >> the front of the house is gone. the only thing left was

dropouts, middle-aged divorcees, and old people keeping their minds active as they circle the drain of eternityyou've heard. however, i wish you luck. okay, you know-- uh-oh. there's more to this speech.

seal my fate and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land there'll be no one but you, for me eternally if you will be my love and hand in hand we'll l nd love's promised land there'll be no one but you, for me eternally if you will be my love [ cheers and applause ] thank you.u. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline."

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fate ♪ ♪ and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land ♪ ♪ there'll be no one but you, for me eternally one but you, for me eternally ♪ ♪ if you will be my heart ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." >> he is the former firefighter, severely burned in the line of duty. we're there with the pioneering surgical team ready to restore one man's face. >>> a family's tragic loss and jen ross is the ray of hope this family's been fighting for. but the odds of survival, 50/50. >>> his first look in the mirror and the tearful family reunion 14 years in the making. a hero's homecoming and pat's second chance to smile. >> this special edition of "nightline," "brave face," will be right back.

i swear to you this will last you an eternity. >> my legs are so tight i don't need that. >> it's all on you. >> i'm going to take the family size. >> you get to the winter and may get a little more pale and have a tinted version of it. i swear by this. >> they have a tint in this. >> will this match me? >> dylan, i've got you. >> the this is what you do to people giving gifts. >> i ask a lot of questions. >> a lot of women will want that. i gave that out. >> my other favorite from this day. i'm obsessed with their mascara. this one is called the fat brush mascara, find it at nordstroms right now. gift it your girlfriend. that's all you give to them. >> can i take this. >> thanks. >> number three, every morning, every single morning of my life, take a shower -- not every, and i use this bodiy scrub. how i scrub my body because i think to get moist skin you've got to the do an exfoliation first >> every day. >> i do it every morning, and it helps wake me up. this is amazing, exhausting but bamford, boom. phenomenal, smells good, it's 58 bucks and it's pricey and i promise you this jar

and for the first 100 years -- >> you make me feel like a bipartisan of yogurt. >> eternity may have been cool for him, for the first hundred years, but 1100 years later he's really done with it. >> stephen: is he angry? >> he's resolved to a life of misery. and i read the script and laughed all throughout it, met the director and producer the next day. and i said it's violent and funny at the same time, i'm allowed to laugh here, here, here-- i marked all the funny parts. and they said, "exactly, that's funny." we made the movie and i've been watching it at fest valz in the back watching people laugh at all the funny parts saying, "we did it! >> stephen: you have struck people as an angry person. are you still angry? >> yes! >> stephen: not at you. no, but i don't want to get in the blast zone. what makes you angry? >> anything where humans could do better, where they could treat each other and themselves better. >> stephen: isn't being angry a sort of thing we should stop being, being angry. aren't you part of the problem, henry rollins? >> no, because my anger exwets me up, puts m

including hanzlik's says she's eternally grateful for the generous gift from the stranger. it was pretty amazing, i never had anything like that happen to me so it was awesome. jenna: ashely doesn't know who to thank, and it seems like the secret santa wants to keep it that way as they've asked for their name to not be released. tim: we at abc9 are encouraging siouxland to join us in giving back this holiday season as well with the operation toys drive. operation toys is a program intended to spread chrismas joy to thousands of needy children around siouxland. if you want to take part all you have to do is bring a new toy to any bomgaars location or right here to our ab9 studio located on douglas street. all the toys donated will remain here in souixland and donated to the salvation army to be distributed to less fortunate families. jenna: ill to come, are hehethier than eveve details on whaha might be the report suggestiti more parents are making sure their babies get a healthy start in life, abc's lana zak has more in today's medical minute " a nation is only as healthy a

it doesn't make sense. eternity. >> it took me a long time to realize that it's a mystery that i'm never going to understand. i don't have the capability of understanding. reporter: he enough there will always be skeptics and there will be reasons to think his story is to continue and it must be a hallucination doubters will say and he's convinced he will always be. >> afield blessed an amazing way because i've been given an opportunity to know that something else exists. i think that's one of the greatest gifts that could ever be given to somebody and that's understanding and knowing that this is not all there is. >> dan bowens "fox 5 news." >> coming up. certain diseases are treated. >> it won't be the first time neurological disease like ms. >> nobody can come in here when it's running. >> a behind-the-scenes look at technology making the fastest, tallest and scariest >> welcome back. did you ever wonder what makes rollercoasters so fast and so exciting plex a rare look behind the scenes at the technology that creates the thrills at six flags. >> why do we do this to ourselves? someti

eternal god, our refuge and strength.t of vice president dick cheney, we thank you for his service to you and country. remembering the many years he labored in the political arena, we are grateful for your gifts of people who are passionate about keeping this nation trong. continue to bless and keep vice

and less than 60 seconds, it seemed like eternity, it was gone. >> nancy, are you okay? >> no. >> i'm sorry, baby. >> everything's gone. >> we just -- we -- we don't know what to do. we went from happy to homeless in a minute. but we'll -- we'll rebuild or we'll do what we have to do. >> reporter: mike says when the tornado finally moved out of the area he walked outside to see what was left. and he saw his neighbor, who lives here on the second story of her home. the roof was gone. and there she was waving for help. jeff, she was stranded but she wasn't hurt. >> david begnaud in roulet, texas. before this week, 2015 was year for deaths from tornados. but since wednesday, they have claimed at least 28 lives, nearly tripling the number this year. survivors are telling remarkable stories tonight. here is dan hagerty of our cbs dallas station ktvt. >> it's unbelievable anybody could come out of there alive. >> reporter: linda helen's family survived. they had two minutes to get into a closet when the tornado hit. >> the front of the house is gone. the only thing left was th

of moving the american embassy in israel to jerusalem, the once an internal -- the oncesrael and eternalapital of israel. [applause] you know, a lot of presidential candidates, both democrats and republican, have made that exact same promise. yet inevitably when they get to the white house, they don't do it. is theirhat happens teams come to them and they say, you know, if we do this, it will make other folks in the middle east really, really unhappy with us. noticed,you hadn't they are already pretty unhappy with us. and the single biggest difference between me and the fine men and women on that debate stage, when i tell you i'm going to do something, i'm going to do exactly what i said i was going to do. [applause] so, that is day one. [laughter] there are 365 days in a year, four years in a presidential term, and four years in a second term. [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: by the end of eight years, there are going to be a whole lot of newspaper reporters and editors and journalists that have checked themselves into therapy. in the days that follow, we will go to congress and we will

fate ♪ ♪ and hand in hand we'll find love's promised land ♪ ♪ there'll be no one but you, for me eternally'll be no one but you, for me eternally ♪ ♪ if you will be my love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." >> tonight we're here in san bernardino, california. a community reeling in the wake of tragedy. as we come on the air we're learning more about the victims who lost their lives at a holiday party and those terrifying moments after the attackers stormed in. >> try to relax, everyone, try to relax. i'll take a bullet before you that's for damn sure. >> like a bomb went off. >> a survivor story. >> i'm trying to contact my wife, tell her i love her. >> from the alleged killer's co-workers who was sitting at a table with him just minutes before, living through the unimaginable. the final dramatic moments for that couple on a mission to kill.

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. >> translator: positions are temporary, while motherland is eternal. i'd like to wish our future prime minister the best. >> lincoln mitchell is an author and journalist, who said there was speculation that he was going to step down, because georgian party. >> many in georgia that he was not the person they wanted at the top of the ticket. this was a change that many expected before the election at some point and it would not have been good to do it two months before, so ten to 15 months somewhere in this window, having said that, i didn't think he would resign today. the georgia's economy is not doing well and voters in georgia are very concern about this. the georgian dream came in overproposalsed and they couldn't fulfill. they and the leading opposition party are in a statistical dead heat. soft support will come back to them by the sometime of the next election, if they do their work. >> still to come in the program. >> democracy delayed. i'm adam rainey, presidential election is put on hold indefinitely. >> and thousands of people are being shut

spafford: that's when i bring it up to shore and start cpr suppose maybe a minute seemed like an eternity water started coming out of his mouth and he started crying the -2- men say... they're no heros... and... they'd do it all again.... if they had to. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' for the latest consumer news... from contact 13. beginning of next week. in the short term, expect at and below freezing low temps tonight into tomorrow. conditions will get breezy on thursday and friday, as a low pressure system comes together and remains over the area through most of the weekend. this system doesn't look to bring chances for rain, but it will keep the cold air in place, with highs in the mid and upper 40s expected on friday and saturday. the system starts to make and exit on sunday as another one starts nudging in from the southwest. highs will top out around 50 on sunday and in the low 50s on monday and tuesday. the center of this next system will stay to our south, but as it passes through it will usher in moisture and bring us chances for rain

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an eternal flame in the city burns in memory of the victims of the war. but many are lying in unquiet graves, their bodies still undiscovered. david chater al jazeera. >>> typhoon maloor drops heavy rain in the region of the philippines, wind gusts of 150 kilometers in an hour. >>> the laos pdr investigation has been called a farce. disappearance of a diplomat three years ago. coo help find him. at least 40 argentine border patrol officers have been killed after the bus they were traveling in veered off a bridge. emergency workers in the northern province have rescued six passengers from the wreckage. continuing to try ofree others who are still trapped. >>> now when the world's most wanted drug lord joaquin guzman el chapo tunld out o chapo tunns prison cell, john holman are sends us this report. >> this one's different it hides a secret, under its floorboards is one of the many so-called supertunnels, built by mexico's drug cartels to get drugs into the largest market the united states. their sophisticated engineering, electric lights, vents laition and