christ as the victor over death his large eyes wide open.although it looks curiously modern this crucifix is the oldest work of art in the cathedral and was made around eleven sixty. for christians the cross promises eternal life to those who following christ's footsteps people in the middle ages were terribly worried about failing to achieve that goal as sinners they were obsessed with the question of salvation the cathedral is an answer to their existential question written in stone. you know cathedral is a masterpiece of late romanesque and early gothic architecture today it's a major tourist attraction boasting one hundred fifty thousand visitors each year. just in i should know as the church intimately. she explains its historical significance to visitors and points out of its treasures. here in the mcclellan tell you that that here in the middle section of the crypt where in the oldest part of number cathedral here in noble this story begins in one thousand a.d. margrave ecker heart of minds and moved his main residence from klein you

you have got to know christ for yourself. when you come to know christ for yourself, there is peace and fulfillment in life takes on a purpose and there's a sense of forgiveness with the since. unspeakable and full of glory. >> this is that his official office. the training center at the coast. he never actually used this as an office. he would me important people here when they would come. delegations from foreign countries and things like that, he would bring them appear to meet them. we have some favorite things. this is probably many of the family's favorite pictures. it's what someone did, daddy sowing the seed in this the seed of the gospel. the family had a private joke, that behind there, a man plowing, daddy had a brother he was also a very good preacher. but he stayed by the farm. he did not go out. he said on sowing the seed on so in the maneuver. he said that was the family joke. but we love that because that shows daddy sowing the seed of the gospel. i am the eldest daughter of ruth and billy graham. tired of say

let each of us repeat with joy, christ within me, christ behind me, christ before me.th the joy of the holy spirit, let us say to him with confidence, lord, to whom shall we go? you have the words of eternal life. applause annita: and applause and appreciation of pope francis's use of irish their towards the end of his homily. he delivered that in italian, so irish, italian and of course at the beginning of the service, he used his native spanish ina service, he used his native spanish in a powerful prayer appealing for forgiveness for abuse on all levels. it followed the words of the archbishop of dublin, david martin, who called for a new spring for the church in ireland, one which didn't set to forget or hide the darker moments, but which went forward with confidence, and again there was a spontaneous round of applause when he said that, the people gathered here really wanting to hear that message, crying out for that message. people who have a very strong faith, and indeed we must remind ourselves that ireland is a predominantly catholic nation, 70% of the people i

almost incredibly, they were able to find peace in the love of christ.ngs new. tonight they share that peace with us. they prayed and praying together. and while i was listening together. and while i was listening to the choir, i sought a mother who was teaching hard child to make the sign of the cross, and i am asking you, do you teach your children to make the sign of the cross? yes or no? or make the sign of the cross? yes or no? 0rdo you make the sign of the cross? yes or no? or do you teach them to make something like so, that people don't understand what it means? it is very important that children learn when they are little to make the sign of they are little to make the sign of the cross properly. this is the first sign that they learn in the name of the father. the sun and the holy spirit, so when you go to bed tonight, think about it. do i teach my child to make the sign of the cross properly, and i leave that with your conscience. applause. the love of christ that the news all things is what makes possible both manage and conjugal love that is

understood the power of christ's resurrection. sinceth avenue baptist church. we started toward the jail. somebody hollered. the lord is with this movement, we're going to the jail. and bo connor was jumping up and down saying stop them. stop them. but the dogs weren't barking. they were wagging their tails. the firemen had tears in their eyes and they dropped their hoses to the ground. and we walked on through and we got through that red sea of firehoses. the the sister shouted the lord done parted the red sea one more time. now now the same thing, the same thing happened in selma. with the nobel peace prize, dr. king went to see the president, lyndon johnson. and lyndon johnson said, i'm sorry, dr. king, we just had a civil rights bill in july. of '64 and it's just december of i i cannot go back to congress, i don't have the power. and he must of said didn't have the power at least a dozen we found we found out later one of the reasons he didn't have the power was, that he had been meeting with mcnamara and george bundy. talking

. ♪ >>> do you accept the light of jesus christ?pt the light. >> klansman, do you accept the light of jesus christ? >> i accept the light. >> klansman, do you accept the light of jesus christ? >> i accept the light. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. we're not going to the cross burning yet. no, no. not in the middle of the show. i'm not dumb. that's the big closer. [ laughter ] i can't just throw the cross burning out there in the middle of the show. you can't follow a cross burning. what follows a cross burning? i actually don't want to know. i don't want to know, actually. i'd rather never know. i don't ever want to know what follows a cross burning. [ laughter ] >> don't worry, we'll get to the cross burning later. but first, if you search the internet for kkk, some of the top stories you'll find are about a small town you've probably never heard of. so i'm headed back to arkansas. the town of harrison has a population that is 96% white. and it's known for still having an active ku klux klan presence. what kind of vibe will i get here?

i pray that all christ's followers will support the continuing efforts to advance the peace process andus and just society for today's children. be they christian, be they muslims, bv jewish —— bvjewish, bv whatever faith. the sons and daughters of ireland. —— bvjewish, bv whatever faith. let us turn to the placid virgin mary. —— blessing virgin mary. they pray i offer a special greeting to the men and women of this country who are in prison. i especially thank those who upon learning that i would visit ireland, i assure you and your families that i am very close to you. i assure you and your families of my closeness in prayer. may our lady of mercy watch over you and protect you and strengthen you in faith and hope. thank you. applause they sing you are watching our continuing coverage in the uk and around the world of pope francis's visit to ireland. his trip to the shrine of knock in county mayo in the west of ireland. it is coming to a conclusion now. many thousands of people there to listen to post francis today —— pope francis today, and in the speech he gave in the last few minut

when john lennon said we are more popular than christ it meant trans go to concert halls rather than to church or to sunday mass. it means that with young people there was more excitement to john lennon's music than to go to mass to listen to words that were two thousand years old he's not saying that it's a good thing it's just a statement of fact something stop. the end it wasn't rock music because that loss of interest in religion that's just how it was it was a sort of evolution of society. in order to avenge that blasphemy some christians from the bible belt in the us rekindled the anti rock music. and when fundamentalists are angry there are calls to burn the heretic so reluctant to teenagers to throw away their treasured beatles possessions was the ku klux klan with bonfires of books on records this one was a longview texas they seized the opportunity to show their christian seal so. there was a huge wave of protest radio stations would no longer air the album it's often the records were burnt to the k.k.k. was involved in that scheme they said we have to fight these people ty

this encounter with christ saved him from despair. for me jesus happened very naturally this new strategy underneath this is simple is when i'm talking to you like when you said. i love you to someone you love it's exactly the same. thing that nobody. after that a tiffany he turned away from rock music to follow jesus and assist his fellow man . if some apostles of rock music go back to god it's above all to escape the curse ever since robert johnson's infamous found city and packed the rockers soul belongs to the devil legend has it that satan coming to claim his due cause the death of many musicians including jimi hendrix jim morrison brian jones janis joplin and more recently amy winehouse all of them like robert johnson dead at twenty seven which gave rise to the club twenty seven legend he put. all the so-called cursed poets or cursed musicians you may really put them on the same level as your i do not hold lair jimi hendrix or janis joplin or amy winehouse else they are people capable of bringing so much beauty but their daily l

put away and let us be kind one another, tender-hearted, for giving one another even as you, for christ sake, have forgiven us. we ask this in jesus name. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-a of house resolution 1012, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. 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. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, in light of recent events, i am requesting to be temporarily removed from my positions on the house committees on armed services, education and the work force, and transportation and infrastructure. i fully intend to resume my position as an active members of these committees upon a successful resolution of pending legal matters. the charges against me are politically motivated and without merit. i intend to fight them fully. in the meantime, i look forward

the same waters that christians sev receiving baptized christ. last week he officially announced his candidacy for his country's presidency. he's already the front-runner. that's in part thanks to evangelical christians. a new force in latin american politics but one whose foupower growing every day. from mexico's elected president to colomiba's conservative hard liner. with conversions on the rise, they clout come continue to grow. what is the secret to gaining their trust? some in latin america have quickly learned how to win them over with anti-abortion and anti-gay rhetoric. let's hope in their urge to throw the bums out, latin's america evangelicals don't anoint too many false prophets. think they want something to get

the gift of god was eternal life through his son jesus christ.we have is the good news is the hope that senator john mccain believed this from john 3:16. for god gave the world that he gave his only begotten son that who believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. when we grieve and when we mourn, understand he has eternal life and he is with the father in heaven because of his faith in jesus christ. that is something to find comfort in. that is the reason why meghan can write these words so beautifully. let us pray together. father, as we leave from this place we ask you give comfort to cindy and the family. as vice president joe biden said, there will be days that the freshness of this lossness hits them hard, father. and in those moments, lord, when they find themselves by themselves mourning this deep pain and sorrow, will you comfort them, god? give them the strength they need to walk every single day. god, as we mourn, as your scripture says, we mourn differently for those that have hope because senator john mccain believes you

the number who believe christ will return before 2050. the reason it was before 2050 because it was asked in 2010 by pew and the question said in the next 40 years. the reason it is structured that way is to separate those people -- if you are in southern baptist church of the nazarene faiths that have a strong component of the second coming of christ, like i was raised in, and other ones, there is a large number who think that will eventually happen. but this was to say in my lifetime. is this an event that i do think christ will appear in the next 40 years. in other words, my estate planning might be a little different. right? the number is 41%. it was a pew research of only 1,500 adults. those numbers are a little more fuzzy. 2012 nat geosurvey. 25% believe ufos exist but 79% believe the government's keeping information about ufos from the public. i don't know exactly how these numbers work. remember the phrasing of questions can always bring up different things. you try to phrase a question, people read it a different way. but it is n

and privileging the nationstate over their own to use evangelical parlance brothers and sisters in christ. so this book is about those white evangelicals but it's much more complex and complicated than that. so your question is a good one. >> longtime evangelical i have a membership card in my pocket. [laughter] >> i've threatened to tear it up many times. i identify as part of the 19%. giving the civil rights movement, evangelicals by and large including fundamentalist christians, and the definition i think is not made enough about because there is a difference were on the wrong side of history during the movement. christianity today opposed the civil rights movement. can you talk about the role of racism for those who voted for donald trump with respect to what happened a year previous who received something like 22 to 24% of the votes that the role of racism, nostalgia and history that has resulted in donald trump as president? >> people on the right say it's all about race. i've tried to navigate a position on that. it's a very important factor you look at the obama presidency what is

is this an event that i do thinking of my life forward with the expectation that christ would appear within the next 40 years? so in other words my estate planning might be a little different, right? so the number is 41%. it was a preresearch of only 1,500 adults. so those numbers are a little more fuzzy. this is 2012 nat geo survey. 79% believe the government is keeping information about ufos from the public. you ask someone -- and i don't know exactly how these numbers work. remember the phrasing of questions can bring up different things. you try to phrase a question, people read it a different way. but it's not beyond what we've talked about today to say in the first place i don't believe ufos exist, because if you ask me the question is the government covering up, yes. even if i don't think it exists or covering up the nonexistence of this, 55% believe men in black or other agencies -- >> my grandparents always pick up the phone and will listen through the entire survey, but my parents are too busy and hang up. and so i wonder out of these surveys -- >> you're right. i don't kno

a knight of the order of christ. in chains or in ceremonial dress africans offer their wealth to europe smallest kingdom. they're oppressed image of an era when the marriage of africa and portugal made lisbon the most important economic capital of europe. in his team who dies and he meets us all you did yet people still ended up with just one that is buggy because someone else somebody dissolute city said the put him in she took a bus load. i got. today in southern europe in portugal italy spain or even provide an estimated fifty to sixty percent of the population could have african ancestry. into the not external to the full lot of those internal to the by datums into law i'm sorry not to films and see of course now the good of illicit involvement and. seen a case for law like a good leadership shift the place was slow version and we think of what is the coup sort of a new day in walk not at all yet they don't use what i. know he did did without. the ball now he's on the spot and says he said she said what did i did

how did the roman emperor come to be known as the anti-christ and the beast of the revelation. it all started here the circus maximus at the foot of the palatine hill the green oval of the ancient racetrack has survived to this day he marrows time an audience of possibly two hundred fifty thousand could pack into the stadium to share the emperor's delight in chariot race and. the circus maximus was the biggest entertainment complex in the ancient world. it was also the origin of the spark that ignited the great fire of rock. it's the evening of july nineteenth and the year sixty four the summer heat is stifling and the shops clustered around the circus maximus. there are hundreds of bars shops and stalls almost all of them constructed from wood with open fires burning everywhere the blaze breaks out under the racecourses wooden bleachers at the edge of the killing and in palatine else soon a fire storm sweeps through the narrow corridors of the complex. near always out of town realizing it is summer residence in antioch a seaside resort on the west coast frequented by wealthy f

ancient writers repeatedly reference christians and christ in their accounts of the great fire. tacitus wrote nero fastened the guilt and inflicted the most exquisite torture. years on a class hated for their abominations called christians by the populace. rome's establishment was incensed by the egalitarian ism of the christian community where freed men sat a long aristocrats a no go in the hierarchical and class conscious society of age wrong. and kudzu mellow where the traditional roman would have looked at a christian community and sat i mean i did because their attacks that quote them and this is an outrageous gathering which permits fishmongers weiss to speak about religion and he or press. and credits and so a traditional roman would have found the christian community pretty scandalous and because of the disconcerting way it removed hierarchical distinctions in the social stratification if i don't see it as a trust of. the church of some giovanni a power on the kalian hill this was where the super rich lived in nero's day and age. three meters under the church's foundatio

so, the number who believe christ will return before 2050, the reason it is before 2050, the question said, in the 40 years. the with reason it is structured that way is to separate those people -- if you are in southern baptist faiths that have a strong component of the second coming of christ, there's a large number that that is -- that eventually happen? of course. but this was to say, in my lifetime. is this an event that i do my life -- thinking of my life forward with the expectation that christ would appear in the next 40 years. so in other words, am i doing -- my estate planning might be a little different. so the number is 41%. it was a pew research of only 1,500 adults, so those numbers are a little more fuzzy. 36% -- this is a 2012 natgeo survey. 36% believe that ufos exist, but 79% believe the government is keeping information about ufos from the public. right? so you ask someone -- and i don't know exactly how these numbers work. remember, the phrasing of questions can always bring up different things. you try to phrase a question and people read it a different way. but i

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a betrayal ofjesus christ and his life and teachings.shing part. i knew that i would probably lose my music career, which i did. there was a huge boycott of my music, but ijust hadn't expected quite the amount of vitriol and backlash. as soon as i came out, and ever since, really, i backlash. as soon as i came out, and eversince, really, i have backlash. as soon as i came out, and ever since, really, i have been receiving hate mail, death threats. but why haven't you expected it? you stood there for years in churches and listen to the sermons and know exactly what they think about her sexuality, so i am surprised you we re sexuality, so i am surprised you were surprised. a new there would be some sort of response, but i think i hoped it against hope that because they knew it was me and because they liked me and sang my songs, maybe there would be a bit more compassion, or perhaps even that some churches would say, well, we know vicky, we know her music, maybe we will rethink this issue. part of the hoped for that, and in a very small num

there is only one high priest and that is jesus christ. feel strongly that the bible will come true for those catholics out there that believe . it is darkness. it is not truth. the bible, the word is there for to read, live by, search, and seek god with all of our hearts and the fact that you have child molestation that has followed the catholic church and if you will research it, you will see constantine was the great antichrist. if you read in revelation's -- revelations, you can see the great horror of babylon is your catholic church. i don't mean to say that every catholic -- there are wonderful people in every walk of life and every faith. however, there is so much darkness on this earth right now that it is so hard to find the truth, but the truth is here in this world for every man and the truth is not going to a pope. the truth is going to jesus christ. host: ok, janet. in pennsylvania, a catholic. thank you for joining us. what do you think? caller: hello? host: you are on the air. caller: as a priest, i was involved in hearing t

>> oh, shit. >> oh, thank you so much, robo christ. >> let us pray. >> actually running a little bitay. >> okay... we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪running through the door as i start to yell♪ ♪movement was my only chance ♪full speed ahead was my only plan♪ ♪i'm moving while you talk ya talk♪ ♪don't talk, gon' break ya jaw ♪i'm coming up ♪my movements coming up ♪i'm coming up ♪my movements coming up ♪ honestly... honestly... honestly... we should've used a condom but we got distracted. i know i should get tested for hiv but honestly i'm afraid to find out. honestly, we've been together for a while so getting tested never really crossed my mind. honestly, no one wants to think about hiv. but there are things that everyone can do to help protect their sexual health. condoms are a great start. get tested. and ask a healthcare provider about all of your prevention options. because honestly... our health is worth protecting. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is a grammy award nominated rapper, actor and entrepreneur whose latest album is called "te

so many young people today to have the special gift of knowing jesus christ. young couple of how to pass on faith and values to children. so again, all themes that we are hearing through this weekend and the events that have been running up to this weekend. the meeting of families. and questions which we expect the pope to touch on. that is when he delivers his speech. checking one or does my details with the bishop of dublin. but i think he is about ready to begin. translation: we can meet in this historic broker feature on saint mary's. test historic probe cathedral. in looking at you, i wonder it is not true what people say about young people not wanting to get married. thank you. thank you. getting married and sharing one's life is a wonderful thing. there is a saying in spanish which goes, pain is shared in two is like half ofa pain. pain is shared in two is like half of a pain. joy, when lived in two is a m of a pain. joy, when lived in two is ajoy and a of a pain. joy, when lived in two is a joy and a half. it is multiplied and this is the path and the

the gift of god is eternal life through his son, jesus christ. passage from john 3: 16, that for god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. who believes in him shall not perish, but have eternal life. when we grieve and when we mourn, understand that he has eternal life and he is with the father in heaven because of his faith in jesus christ. that is something to find comfort in. that is the reason why megan can write these words so beautifully. let us pray together. father, as we leave from this place, we ask you to give comfort to cindy and the family. as vice president, joe biden said, there will be days that the freshness of this loss hits them hard, father. in those moments, lord, when they find themselves by themselves mourning this deep pain and sorrow, will you comfort them, god? will you give them the strength they need to walk every single day. god, as we mourn, as scripture says, we mourn differently with those who have hope because senator john mccain believes you sent your only son to walk this earth and live a sinles

we believe that jesus christ was put in the tomb and rose again, and he defeated death. that is a reason for us to have comfort. in jesus name we pray, amen. >> amen. >> i want to thank you all, again, on behalf of the mccain family for being here and supporting them. at this moment we'll ask you to stay seated until the family, the entire family has exited the building. [no audio] [no audio] ♪ [ "my way"] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's the end of the ceremony in arizona. the first of remembrances for john mccain, the favorite son of arizona. there in the capitol in arizona, john mccain being given such lovely tributes from people such as vice president joe biden, and arizona cardinal larry fitzgerald, moving tributes, lovely and amazing stories as well. the entire service designed by john mccain in the months before his passing before passing of cancer last saturday at age 81. after two years in the house of representatives, john mccain became a senator in 1987, taking the seat of conservative barry goldwater. he held that seat for 32 years. this is just the beginning of sever

the name of jesus christ, i played -- gratis. amen. arizona senator john mccain died saturday after a battle with brain cancer. he was 81. his colleagues trade tribute to him.

news 4's christ gordon has details coming up on news 4 at 5:00. for now, back to you. >> thank you, scott. a 7-month-old baby missing for three days out of northeast d.c. has been found safe. police say the mother reported the baby missing after the woman she asked to watch the baby never returned the boy. as police searched for the baby and forthomas, investigators learned the babe by was actually safe at the police station. we're working right now to find out more information about what exactlhappened there. >>> now to presidential poll techs and a potential new problem for trz. yahoo! news just reported a bill that would have significantly bolstered the nation's defenses against election interference has been held up in the senate at the behest of the white house. amhe provisions, it mandates every state conduct an audit after a federal election n. a statement to yoo news, a white house spokesperson said the department of homelan security has all the authority it neighborhoods to help improve election security. clayton alexander is standing by

he believed that jesus christ was put in the tomb and he rose again. and he defeated death.r us to have comfort. it's in jesus' name we pray, amen. i want to thank you all again on behalf of the mccain family for being here and supporting them. at this moment we will ask you to stay seated until the family, the entire family, has exited the building. ♪ ♪ and now the end is near ♪ so i pitch the final curtain ♪ my friends i'll say adieu ♪ i'll state my case for which i'm certain ♪ ♪ i lived a life that's full ♪ i traveled east and every highway ♪ ♪ and much more than this i did it my way ♪ ♪ regrets, i've had a few ♪ but then again too few to mention ♪ ♪ i did what i had to do ♪ and saw it through without exemption ♪ ♪ i planned each charted course ♪ ♪ each careful step upon the byway ♪ ♪ and more, much more than this ♪ ♪ i did it my way ♪ yes there were times ♪ i'm sure you knew ♪ when i bit off more than i could chew ♪ ♪ but through it all when there was doubt ♪ ♪ i ate it up and spit it out ♪ i faced it all ♪ and i stood tall ♪ and did it my way ♪ i've loved, i've laughed

this we ask, through christ our lord, amen. mary, motherand guide, pray for us. saintjoseph, father and protector, pray for us. saints joachim and anne, pray for us. saints louis and z lie martin, pray for us. applause. bless you all. the father, the sun, and the holy spirit. amewn. amen. applause echoing around croke park, has pope francis brings his speech to the 70-80,000 has pope francis brings his speech to the 70—80,000 strong crowd to a close at this festival of families at the dublin stadium. there was a very irish reference, if i might draw attention to it, when he talked about family life. he said he doesn't like making tea. it is easy to bring the water to a boil, but a good cup of tea takes time and patience. it needs to brew. very much the focus of his visit, this festival of families, the world meeting of families that is taking place and dublin. with neither theologian father eamon conway. we spoke earlier today as well. —— with me, the theologian. so on the thursday of this visit, we we re so on the thursday of this visit, we were chatting earlier

people's fate has been challenged and the church ofjesus christ has been wounded. dominates oui’ wounded. the cross which dominates our gathering today is a symbol. it was probably never intended to be a permanent memorial. there were times when people asked that it be removed and there were times when this cross appeared starkly isolated in the bleakness of an irish winter. in these years, ireland has had its winter moments. but also, it's moment of spring. and today, we gather around the same cross in the hope of a spring for the irish church. we look... applause. we look towards a spring that does not wish to cover—up the harshness of dark days. we wish, rather, to help families realise again that the future of ireland needs the light of the message ofjesus christ to reappear in all its simplicity and hopefulness. it may seem strange, a paradox for me to say in the same breath that faith in ireland is strong and that faith in ireland is fragile. but there is an intrinsic fragility in all faith. a fragility which can tear us away from arrogance and self—ce ntered

only through a long and unceasing struggle inspired by men of vision: moses, muhammad, confucius, christl believed that in the sight of god all men were created equal. and from that there developed a spirit among men and nation swhich is best expressed in our own declaration of freedom, "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal". it is the cornerstone upon which our nation was built and the ideal of all the great liberators -- washington. jefferson. garibaldi. lafayette. kosciuszko. bolivar. lincoln. lighthouses, lighting up a dark and foggy world >> that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. narrator: fighting. living. dying. for what? for freedom. that for which men have fought since time began. to be free. is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? forbid it almighty god. i know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death. but what of this other world? here men insisted that progress lay in killing freedom. here they we

any person that's young in christ is going to haveissues that's young in christ is going to have issuesle life is on camera. but peter wernher, who worked for three republican presidents says donald trump is less a christian and more hypocrite. oh, i think trump is less a christian and more hypocrite. oh, ithink the trump is less a christian and more hypocrite. oh, i think the damage trump is doing to christianity and damage to christians, which trump supporters are doing, is catastrophic and a harsh indictment on the people who stood by him, who wore his sword and shield. the christians. the christians. with some now questioning their support, donald trump planted seeds of fear during a dinner with evangelical leaders at the white house on monday, warning that if they don't vote republican and the mid—term elections in november then there would be civil unrest, even violence. a handbrake turn for you, women's wwe wrestling hasn't been more popular with a generation performing around the world, and hit comedy drama of course, glow, nominated for ten emmys and with some of the biggest na

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he believed that jesus christ was put in the tomb and he rose again and defeated death. the reason for us to have comfort. it's in jesus' name we pray, amen. i want to thank you all again on behalf of the mccain family for being here and supporting them. at this moment, we will ask you to stay seated until the entire family has exited the building. >>> you have been watching live coverage on the fox business network as the state of arizona says its final good-byes to senator john mccain. celebration of his life as a warrior, maverick senator, husband and father will now move to washington as it continues throughout the week. welcome back to our regular programming. i'm connell mcshane filling in for trish regan on "the intelligence report." the funeral taking place in the north phoenix baptist church, this ceremony is just, as you see, wrapping up now. in attendance, about 1,000 people in the pews. you heard and saw the former vice president of the united states, joe biden, delivering an emotional eulogy. his friend john mccain of four decades. my name is joe biden, i'm