church of the lord john the baptist., they are similar in architecture and form a single tamble; the walls are made of glued beams; both churches are covered with red-brown gable roofs; the altar part of the roof of st. michael's church has a complex multifaceted shape. each church has three dark brown onion-shaped domes topped with gold crosses. the church of john the baptist has only one entrance on the western side. the temple of archangel michael has doors on the north and south sides. and above the entrance rises the bell tower. 10 years this church exists, but in this place already. for 400 years there was a church more than even 400. this is the honor of the ancestors of the islamic talerkovich were here. so yurievich and barbara had a wife , and the honor was the named church, st. george's church. it has already been renamed. stas is already there with his shoulder, we will accumulate there. they thought it was already khan michael well, god gave. yes, the archangel michael has already illuminated here is the kin

the john the baptist had been prophesying about.ather than addressing these new believers, jesus headed off into the vast wilderness for the next 40 days and 40 nights where he would be repeatedly tempted by the devil. where are we? well. what the bible calls the wilderness, we are literally in the judean wilderness. when they call it the wilderness, i mean, it is unforgiving. and 40 days and 40 nights in an environment like. it's burning hot in the day and one of freezes here at night. so you've got this very harsh environment. and i think what's amazing is that that allowed him to zoom in on the inside. if you take a moment silent, it not on the extremes in temperature, but you are alone when you are in these wilderness. just look at this bleakness. i am not surprised that this is where satan brought jesus or jesus came to have that very, very interesting interaction. because there's nothing to take your attention away from. what you're dealing with inside. really helps to be here to see just what that valley must have felt like.

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many thought that john the baptist.d messiah on the forerunner telling people that he was not the same, but only sent prepare the way for him. at that time, the lord jesus christ came to and it was the baptist on the jordan to accept baptism, pointing to the lord, the prophet told his disciples. here is the lamb of god who takes away the sins of the world. hearing these words, andrew followed jesus with cyan on the same day, the apostle andrew went to his brother simon peter and told him we had found the messiah. thus, peter joined the number of christ's disciples. however, the brothers did not immediately devote themselves entirely to the apostolic ministry. from the gospel, we know that andrew and peter, as well as brothers john and jacob returned to their usual occupation of fishing for a while. a few months later, the lord, jesus christ, passing by the galley of a sharp lake and saw them fishing , said, follow me. i will make you fishers of men. then they immediately left their boats and nets, and from that day on t

>> john the baptist. >> there is only two nativity stories in the gospels of matthew and luke.but the baptism story is in all four of the gospels. which is one reason the east find it a more important feast and authentic, because that is where he begins his ministry and we see the revelation of god, this is my son whom i love. so that is a very important feast for us. to say christmas is over, lick you said, baptism is a very important occasion when you mark your life as a christian. >>> interesting. let's take them one by one. you have a slide to show that is you tell me. you call them out. >> january 25 we have the nativity of christ and then immediately following the next day is the feast of saint steven and he was a deacon and our first martyr. he was, he died in about 35. so he lived in the time of christ. >> and died in jerusalem. >> because he preached the gospel of christ. and they were saying you have to become off and he said i'm not going to. you can kill me but i'm not going to let go. >> and the story is told in the acts of the apostles. >> it is interesting the fi

. >> (dramatized): in those days, john the baptist appeared in the wilderness of judea, proclaiming,, for the kingdom of heaven has come near." >> john the baptist was a renowned kind ofccentric, it appears, from the way that josephus describes him. but he seemso have had this quality of a kind of prophetic figure, one who was calling for change. so he is usually thought of as being off in the desert wearing unusual clothes-- a kind of ascetic almost. >> john is taking people out into the desert, crossing the jordan. he is recapitulating the exodus, and he is planting little ticking time bombs of apocalyptic expection all over the jewish homeland, waiting for god to strike, as it were. (faint whispering) >> narrator: it was as john's disciple, the gospels say, that jesus submitted to the ancient jewish rite of baptism. >> the evidence that jesus was follower of john is as strong as anything historians can find about jesus. the reason is a certain embarrassment in the texts, would jesus be apparentlyearth inferior to john. if he goes and is baptized by john, then somehow we have to ex

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movement in alabama, he founded the southern cooperative develop group and now is at the new hope baptistackson, mississippi. "lowndes county and the road to black power" is now playing in theaters and streaming online at apple tv and amazon prime. we end with the words of senator raphael warnock at his victory speech -- after his reelection last week. >> there are those who would look at the outcome of this race and say there is no voter suppression in georgia. let me be clear. just because people endured long lines that wrapped around buildings, some blocks long, just because they endured the rain and the cold and all kinds of tricks in order to vote does not mean that voter suppression does not exist. it simply means that you that people have decided that your voices will not be silenced. amy: senator raphael warnock is the first black democrat to be elected to the senate from the former confederacy. and that does it for our show. juan gonzalez is speaking today in new york before he moves to chicago. he is speaking today at 6:30 p.m. at the cuny graduate center in manhattan. his final

and in a report that the baptist joint committee produced with the freedom of religion foundation, weive accounting of all of the ways that christian nationalism worked, to turn what was a political cause into one that is infused with religious fervor and we are to unite this desperate group of attackers in a common cause to attack our democracy through violent means. >> talk to me more about that point to the point that you made so your testimony, that this is not just christian nationalism, this is white christian nationalism. the time that we see between white supremacy and the idea that america should be governed by religion? >> yeah, so christian nationalism is a political ideology, and a cultural framework that is pervasive and persistent. and it is not new. it really dates back to the country's founding, and relies on this mythology of the formation of the country as a quote, unquote, christian nation. one founded by christian for christians, and one that has a special place, particularly for those who help held power at the country's founding. native, foreign, white christians

and i want to thank the amazing people of ebenezer baptist church.] who amidst the attacks, stuck with their pastor. thank you, ebenezer church. so, let's celebrate for a little while. let's dance because we deserve this. but tomorrow we go back down into the valley to do the work. i know that the days are still difficult. the times are dark, but the light, they scripture says, shines in the darkness. and the darkness overcomes it not. i'm ready to keep doing this work. i can hear my dad saying get up, get dressed, put your shoes on. get ready. are you ready, georgia? get ready! stand up for women. stand up for our children. your rights. georgette, god bless you, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ keep on turning ♪ ♪ keep on turning ♪ ♪ keep on keeping ♪ ♪ keep on loving ♪ ♪ keep on tryin' 'til i reach my higher ground ♪ "washington journal," continues. host: our first guest this morning is rep. jim himes, thank you for giving us your time. what has been revealed

, john the baptist, in fact, we need to start explaining, unfortunately, very little of this work is done, but instead you can meet a variety of nonsense spread by representatives of various denominations and ptu and mp and sometimes lgkc regarding the actual calendar of the origin of the tradition and so on, that is, in fact, people need to start explaining basic things about the taras holiday. should gather who should set a great example. well, first of all, we are talking about a huge discussion, yes. well, we already wanted it to be in full swing, but we see that everything comes down to the level of some individual initiatives and positions of intellectual or a conscious part of our community, yes, but this is not enough, you see, the orthodox church of ukraine has already taken the first step, it has already taken the first step at the synodal level, uh, so if the appeal was addressed to the communities, who has the desire to find out how many people want to move , so that it is, so to speak, a check data yes how many supporters to switch how many do not want to switch to consi

and i want to thank the amazing people of ebenezer baptist church.midst the attacks stuck with your pastor. thank you, ebenezer church. so, let's celebrate for a little while. on this mountain. let's dance because we deserve it. but tomorrow we go back down into the valley to do the work. i know that the days are still difficult. the times are dark but the light, the scripture says, shines in the darkness. and the darkness overcomes it not. i'm ready to keep doing this work. i can hear my dad saying, "get up, get dressed, put your shoes on." get ready. are you ready, georgia? i'm ready to stand up for workers, stand up for women. stand up for our children. i'm ready to build a stronger georgia. god bless you. keep the faith. ♪ >> and we'll leave the remainder of this event to keep our over 40-year commitment of congress. the u.s. house is about to gavel in for legislative work this afternoon. today, members are scheduled to take up the 2023 defense programs and policy bill. and now live coverage of the house here on c-span.

member of a staunchly conservative baptist church. wayne and and pronounced herself in my class, she said, know i self-identify as queer. and i thought, well, alabama is changing a little bit. and well, thank you. so, so and i share your your hope there. my wonderful at east tennessee state university have many of those same demographic similarities and we're awfully of them too at time we have just a of moments for a couple of questions, if you'll please, the microphone. if you do on this side of the room, we have time for maybe two questions before three before we have to wrap up. if if there are no questions, that's okay too. i will tell you, you know, i'm i've just been privileged to read this book, number one. number two, to spend time with the two of you today. i think our audience and i think our audience that are viewing this are going to be able to take away a lot of helpful information and analysis that will help them make sense of what has been certainly a traumatic and trying time in american history. i told my fellow poli

open to future attacks like what we saw on january 6. >> amanda tyler, executive director of the baptistnt committee for religious liberty. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> more to come. stay with us. by temporarily delaying ovulation—and you can resume your regular birth control right away. i've got this. ♪♪ >>> tv news is a team effort. and among the many people who dedicate much of their lives to the pursuit of truth and knowledge and getting the news on air, there are a few who are not just the best at what they do they also view their work, their life with grace and humanity. dax was one of those people who died suddenly last week just before christmas. he was only 37 years old. dax began his career as an nbc news associate before rising through the ranks working in l.a. and new york. dax worked with alex wagner for a long time as well, helping to launch "now with alex wagner" one of the two shows he started here at nbc. as one of the experts told me his rapid rise was met with heart and hustle. i met dax here, and he introduced himself as though his name preceded h

without needing a tie breaking vote from the vice president in an emotional victory speech, a southern baptist preacher, thank georgians. god and his family. warnock will so 6 years sen until 2028. and he ws correspondence to me, so musk under has been following the run off in georgia. and here's her assessment of implications for you as politics in the end, this was another important victory for president joe biden. and the democrats is the 1st time since $934.00 that the party in the white house did not lose a single senate seat in the mid term election. so it's certainly something we'll see, the president say is a proof that his party has performed well and is performing well for the american people. now, when it comes to concrete results, this is also important for president biden, because it means that he can get his judges confirm the president has the power to nominate judges. the senate alone confirms those judges and now with an outright majority in the senate. that means that those nominations will essentially get the green light. it's also important for committees. it means that the

and i want to thank the amazing people of ebenezer baptist church. and applause] who, amidst the attacks, stuck with your pastor. thank you ebenezer church. so let's celebrate for a little while on this mountain. let's dance because we deserve it. but tomorrow we go back down into the valley to do the work. i know that the days are still difficult, the times are dark and the light and the skip scripture shines in the darkness, i'm ready to keep doing this work and i can hear my dad in memory, get up, get dressed, put your shoes on. get ready. are you ready, georgia? i'm ready. stand up for workers, stand up for women, stand up for children. and ready for a stronger georgia. keep the faith and keep looking up. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the supreme court hears oral argument in moore versu harper, a case o north carolina's redistricted congressional mapnd whether state cous can rule on maps onovernmental elections. c-span now, or free mobile app or online at c-span.org. this morning, a look at policies aiming to improv

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what i do not know any baptiste is called differently by a young architect.here are different guests here, who stays for the night. how much do you pay when in this country? any mercy for money will cease to be engaged in helping. who is here today i am instead of osip. well, did the young man miss me? you eat, i see what you please. it's just a cake . sweet tooth me too. from sweet do not keep. where is the autograph? although you can't answer, i know. the contour means to me, but he did not even want to see the ladies-in-waiting again. no, too harsh and sober for a spree with a gun in his hands , scared, like yes, and in an abandoned mansion. is there hardly a lady-in-waiting? judging by your faces. please tell lisa this is all you can. the soul flew away do not hesitate. the original of the possible abdication of the empress, i correctly understand that you have been fooling us all this time. together with a cauldron outside this boring everyday life, yes , it seems to me that it’s so strange that waited for him, and she appeared, gentlemen, what is strang

there, someone heads the church, there are baptists.e is the only orthodox who wormed his way there, and then they fight him from all sides. this is a mini-sculpture of tkachenko here. he just knows, he is so orthodox, that it would be better if he were not orthodox, but he somehow manages to drink something for years on special forces, and then, and so on, as it were. well, here, there are many orthodox. uh, well, let's count how petro poroshenko says. here is yuriy lutsenko remember such a front, a lot of blog. yes , the orthodox are never now what they are fighting for for the satanic power that takes away from their parents places where they can go to pray. ah, this is not the first time you ask this question. strictly speaking, as here is the orthodox construction of a man who shouted that he would defend the temple. yes, the great boxer was when, honestly, it happened that, as you understand, he has a problem inside ukraine. and there is a problem between the ukrainian and orthodox churches of the russian orthodox church and there

survived, but also remained very bright, the faces of the saints of the savior of the virgin john the baptist of the archangels gabriel and michael and other saints quite easily recognizable to the competent authorities. it was possible to establish the identity of the painter of the chapel. his name was. here are liski art critics. he puts his work on a par with the frescoes of andrei rublev. as for the freedom fighter, the last preliminary defender, alania died with weapons in his hands, fighting with the troops of tamerlane, who staged an exhausting genocide. on these lands. in an ancient necropolis next to the nou-ural. the chapels are the remains of a dynasty, crowned, descending from the emperor from the once many million state of the alans. only a few thousand inhabitants remained for several centuries near the roofed mountainous regions. it was they who preserved the people's traditions and the ossetian language. the village of goliad, tamerlane's troops, all the distant harsh years, sought to seize absolutely all the lands ancient alani, therefore, most of the fortresses and villages

you know i first of all, i attribute er staff turnover, unfortunately, to the baptist minor care.here is such that pesnyary here pesnyary must all the time. here they must carry. there. yes, somewhere we must rush somewhere into creativity, and so on and so forth. yes this undoubtedly. so well, there was very little emphasis on how the artists themselves feel. you know, it's always been a problem because i've been reading notes from our colleagues and old colleagues. e. in the golden years of the songwriters, and now the feeling directly caught. i read these diaries, when people there canned food, ate there, well, such very trivial things, when saving on a daily allowance, although the golden years. there were three concerts a day; everyday life was such a mess. she, unfortunately, brought here a shift, an art shift all the time, because people could not stand it. and when i came to sixteenth year. i tried. that's right, gritting your teeth to focus, uh, and leadership and es. here’s our own, so that our life will improve artists will, uh, so that wages are good, so that we, uh, h

he served as the senior pastor at the ebenezer baptist church in atlanta.ame position reverend martin luther king junior held more than half a century ago. warnock is the youngest person ever to hold that position. he was born into poverty, an incredibly educated man whose political ideology is firmly rooted in the idea a faith-based judge it and he clearly comes from the parties more progressive base but has also managed to win over voters in a center, center-right state. thanks to special elections in georgia runoff rules if he manages to win tomorrow it will be the fourth time in two years that warnock will have gotten the most votes for just this one senate seat. that is part due to running incredibly disciplined disciplined campaigns, but also that he is an enormously effective senator. warnock has been a key voice advocating for a whole bunch of policy compliments accomplishments in the senate including lowering prescription drug prices, he took the lead on that. the inflation reduction act, the response to the pandemic -- just last, our center one i

. >>> committee members are meeting at third baptist church in the fillmore to discuss their public safety concerns. they say homelessness open to drug use and legal dumping and are threatening the very heart of san francisco's african-american community. earlier this year, the head of the ll koch center was attacked by two people outside of the nonprofit building. >>> a busy travel week for bay area travelers. aaa says most travelers nationwide will hit the road this saturday. that is things to cheap gas prices. gas prices in california are steadily dropping and average 4 dollars a gallon. the dip is due to falling oil prices and less demand globally the season. some drivers say it couldn't come at a better time. >> saving money now because prices have gone down painfully. >> go out and enjoy those meals. >> covid lockdowns in china have reduced the demand for oil, leading to cheaper prices. predict prices could bounce back higher come spring. >>> in the bay area, san francisco drivers pay $4.50 a gallon for regular. it is $.12 cheaper across the bay in oakland. drivers in san jose are sp

its positioning, the world and baptist has grown angry when i go more museums and galleries are plant designed as works of art in their own right and holding influence that stretches far beyond their walls. alixia brian al jazeera doha, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stores. ukraine's president has addressed the u. s. congress, saying his country will never surrender to russia. below to ms. lewinsky is in washington on his 1st war time, overseas trip. he said ukraine remains resilient, but we'll need more help. i would like to thank you. thank you very much. thank you for both financial beverages you have already provided us with. and there was, you may be willing to decide on your money is not charity. is an investment in the global security and democracy that we handle in the most responsible way. earlier the u. s. president announced a new $1800000000.00 package for ukraine, which includes at patriot missiles, speaking alongside zalinski joe biden said the u. s. would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. meanwhile, russia's president vladimir putin has approved

the patino city baptist ridge of oklahoma city. the reverent richard douglas and family had established a remarkable reputation. >> richard douglass was one of the most influential baptist pastors in oklahoma. at the time, he was a pastor of over 3000 member church. >> everyone wanted to associate with them. the pastor's daughter, leslie -- >> we became the people who we are because my parents were so strong. we lived a life that he would want us to live and learn the lessons he wanted us to know. >> and the fact that reverend mr. douglass was a man of some heft in the baptist church seemed somewhat secondary to his nature. kindly, approachable, principled. >> if he wasn't at the church, he was visiting people and helping them work out their problems all the time. >> pastor douglas preached his first tournament at 16. and once he had grown into a husband and father, took his family all the way down to the jungles of brazil where he and they spent their happiest years in a missionary outpost. ♪ ♪ ♪ it was for leslie and her big brot

the land where the moses macedonia baptist cemetery once stood is up for sale. paved over in the '60s is the resting place for as many as 500 ancestors. >> we will fight every single day to make sure that you are never disrespected. >> they formed the bethesda african cemetery coalition, and won a court injunction blocking montgomery county, which owns the land, from selling it to an river. the county plans commission has appealed the ruling. >> everybody is standing on holy ground. >> the dispute highlights a growing nationwide movement by the descendants and historians to find, preserve, and memorialize black burial grounds, often the only remaining proof of lost black communities. >> this struggle, it's a struggle demanded, not asking, but demanding that our humanity is respected. >> and for harvey matthews, it's a fight to tell a story about a place he was proud to call home. >> this was a prosperous black community. >> oh, yes. >> the mission has been granted a temporary injunction blocking the county from going forward with the sale. montgomery county told

zacharias, the future father of the prophet john the baptist .ordered zacharias to bring mary in the height and the holy place where only the high priest was allowed to enter. before that, only once a year during the years of her life at the temple, the pressed virgin spent your days. in prayer, she studied the holy scriptures, she wanted to devote her life completely god don't get married. for that time, this was an amazing decision, because most young men and women aspired to marry and start a family at the age of twelve . the virgin mary had to return to her parents' house or get married. she was betrothed to the righteous joseph, who by that time had already reached respectable years, so the marriage was not a marriage. in the full sense of the word. joseph became, rather, the guardian and mentor of the virgin mary, since by that time her parents had already left this world. holiday reference to the church of the most holy theotokos reminds us of what it means to truly dedicate one's life to god, each person is surrounded by various circumsta

remember them, you don't remember, but i remember. the struggle to restrict the rights of pentecostal baptistsbrutal soviet union for what is now happening in ukraine is the defeat of the orthodox religion. this is not oppression , all the claims that they made against the soviet union for restricting pentecostals. performers will find anyone. americans are mostly protestants. they put their pope under the nose of the soviet union, they performed a superb operation, they put theirs, they put them all the same, they put the catholic, because the catholic church goes all the way they supported these protestants supported supported. any religious movement of any terrorists against russia ukraine it started a few years ago and it continues and every year there are new new rounds. this is within the framework of what is called a general total war against russia, and it reminds me of hitler's speech in front of a huge mass and sits. everything is in shape, all his supporters, and he is screaming, you want total war, they are all screaming. yes, we want a total united states now . the cry you want is

reporter: the first black senator elected from georgia a pastor at atlanta ace historic ebenezer baptist church earning senate democrats a pivotal 51st seat. warnock's win means senate democrats no longer need to rely on the vice president to break ties, lessens the power of frequent hold outs like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and speeds up confirmation process for biden nominees, including judges. >> it will be quicker, swifter and easier. >> reporter: with their win in the house, republicans will be able to put the brakes on president biden's agenda last night's results a stinging defeat for walker a political novice with a checkered past. >> i am not going to make excuses because we put up one heck of a fight. >> reporter: his loss the latest setback for former president trump who just announced another white house bid. walker joining a long list of republican candidates in key r races who mr. trump handpicked or endorsed that then underperformed and lost many republicans blaming mr. trump for the party's failure to flip a single democratic senate seat despite high inflation and an

and there's a motivating factor of who warnock is, a southern baptist preach e the minister of martin luther king's church. that is a lot of history to who we are in the south. those things are working. black folks are saying enough is enough. we can show you better than we can tell you. >> i have heard this from a lot of black men, even if they're not in georgia. there's a certain disrespect that a lot of black men feel that walker has been walked around by people like lindsey graham and used and put forward. they don't seem to respect him, and they don't seem to respect black people. >> and that's been the thing all along. we have talked about this before. the narrative that black men don't show up. it's not true. we didn't see it with governor abrams. we haven't seen it with warnock. black men are turning out to vote in the state like they have in other places. the other thing is this, hopefully, maybe, i don't know, the republicans don't seem to learn anything. they seem to think you can throw any old face out there, and black folks are going to be compelled and excited. you have

medvedchuk's rain if you suddenly forgot her name, read the old man is dead, i remember the name of my baptist. thank you, because i am an old madman, you can walk until you are planted from the tree, so that you die. good afternoon, serhiy kozhunditovych why did the operation to liberate medvedchuk fail, he tells how this time the pipettes were messed up to take the objects through transnistria, unforeseen circumstances arose, they paid to take an existing animal to a non-existent country, wow, i even spoke in poems, a story according to yours, i should tell my goddaughter darie and her mother akseni marasm got stronger. the forest was making noises damn it again poem i can't sign vadim vladimirovich the problems of the soldier general are not of interest to them i order you as soon as possible he will free viktor vladimirovich no matter what to do mr. erdogan, i am oksana marchenko, the wife of viktor medvedchuk, i am asking for your help, an official tolka separa . only vitina is a woman . i greet armenian akhmetovych. hello, churchkhela. make up. hello , tuvan moss is the president. the te

reporter: funakoshi is a pastor with a baptist christian missionary organization. he moved to odesa 24 years ago with his family. when russia invaded, he was forced to flee to a village in the west. but after six months, funakoshi returned. he's now focused on handing out supplies in odesa and nearby areas, bought with donations from japan. >> translator: these are games for the children. we like to eat these sweets after bible study. >> reporter: as ukraine gets colder over the coming months, the need for emergency relief grows, especially in places hit by frequent power outages. since september, funakoshi has been paying a visit to a village located near the front line. >> translator: there were fierce battles between kherson and mykoiv. many people fled after they lost their homes. i think that it will take a little more time for the reconstruction to start. >> reporter: so funakoshi delivers food and clothing to the refugees. he's also brought something else from japan, teaching injured kids the art of origami. >> translator: the war will definitely come to an

i'm a black woman from mississippi southern baptists. i can not going to my church and say we're not gonna have chicken and bacon. not all work. i'm mississippi you can't tell me how to grow food my ancestors did. you can't tell me about what i should be doing with respect to the soil because i thought you. critically important that we have these conversations through the lens of people who have lived these experiences not that it's a bad thing. yes cut back on my bacon a little bit. for the environment. they're also excellent organizations that are doing things that are just having the same conversation just in the language that people understand privilege keeps us from doing that because it doesn't allow us to listen to one another and that's what we must begin to do we have to begin to listen to one another i was reading something this morning blacks in green which is a wonderful realization. hello out of green living room yeah i understand that because see in my house everybody comes to living room living room and kitchen. but a grea

ebenezer baptist church was just reelected tonight. is important here. and what this means for electoral politics going forward. >> 51 to 49. explain to us what this means. why it's so different. i mean, kyrsten sinema, a lot less powerful tonight than she was yesterday, but beyond that. >> well, look the huge difference between 50 and 51 in part because of committees. because committees with the 50/50 split are split, 50/50, depending on you know whatever the numbers are. and that means that this means the democrats will have the majority in committees. that means they can push through judges on the judiciary committee. that means they can pursue nominees and other areas. it also means that they can push policy votes to the floor more quickly. now maybe that doesn't mean that you are getting a major piece of legislation pass, but it does mean they can make republicans vote on tough things. and i'm sure that they will do that too. >> let's talk about that. we often hear, listen, republicans still have the house, they're not gonna get e

washington, he is the long-time senior pastor at historic ebenezer baptist church in atlanta, epicenterts movement and home to martin luther king jr. >> whatever you need, god will provide. >> reporter: walker found fame on the football field, launching his capitol hill political career just a year ago. >> i'm a kid from a small town in georgia who's lived the american dream. and i'm ready to fight to keep that dream alive for you too. >> reporter: handpicked by former president donald trump, despite reservations by state party leaders. >> i want to be a leader like him when i get to that senate seat to show everyone i love america. >> reporter: it has been a show with stumbling blocks. walker's staunch and vocal anti-abortion rights views challenged by women who claimed walker encouraged and even paid for their abortion after becoming pregnant during an affair with him. when "nightline" co-anchor juju chang spoke with one woman who asked us to call her jane doe. >> he was very clear that he did not want me to have the child. >> reporter: walker has denied all allegations. as for the ru

republican her sche walker the first black senator elected from georgia, a pastor at the ebenezer baptist church. it means democrats will no longer have to rely on the vice president to break ties, lessens the power of frequent democratic holdouts and speeds up the confer confirmation process for biden n nominees, including judges the stinging defeat for walker, a political novice with a chec checkered past >> we put up one heck of a fight. >> reporter: his loss the latest setback for former president trump who just announced a new w white house bid. many republicans blame donald trump for not being able to flip a single senate seat and new documents have been found at a storage facility containing trump's documents >>> president biden has signed a law that restricts the use of confidentiality agreements it will void all non-tdisclosure signed before an incident. employees are often required to sign them to be hired. it's one of many workplace measures pushed in the aftermath of the #metoo movement >>> dozens have been arrested in germany for being involved in a coup plot. >> reporter: 25

and an oak tree fell through the ezekiel baptist church. no one was injured.stems like this are becoming more common during winter months, possibly, according to the national weather service, because of more moisture from a warming gulf of mexico. >> all it takes is one strong cold front to come through. and unfortunately, this is the result from it. >> reporter: deputies say they have conducted a search of other homes in this affected area, and everyone is accounted for. norah? >> well, that is some good news. manny bojorquez, thank you so much. >>> back here in washington, the house has voted to block a potential railroad strike that could hurt the nation's already fragile economy. the white house helped negotiate in september. that includes a 24% raise over five years. lawmakers took a second vote to add seven days of paid sick leave to the agreement. the bill now moves to the senate, and if approved will, be signed by president biden, who called on congress to intervene. >>> in another major development today, congress now has six years of former president

phil erickson is the associate pastor at first baptist search of cottondale in paradise. his son was in athena's class at school. >> i think it's a good wake-up call to parents just in general, just to be more aware of everything and so just keep loving them, hug them tighter. >> reporter: horner had no criminal history, and now he's being held on a capital murder and aggravated kidnapping charge. his bond is $1.5 million. as for this community, they're trying to heal. there will be a vigil at the pl are expected for another memorial here at this church. norah. >> such a disturbing story. omar villafranca, thank you so much. >>> well, tampa's police chief resigned today after an investigation into a traffic stop where she asked for special treatment. body cam video shows the now former chief asking a sheriff's deputy to just let them go. cbs's jeff pegues has new details. >> reporter: a pinellas county sheriff's deputy was on patrol when he pulled the couple over in a golf cart last month. >> going to be a golf cart, no tag. >> reporter: tampa police chief mary o'connor i

set versus phelps in which the court said the guy states protected the right of the southborough baptist church to say things. a case in which a search of down and a case involving parental consent laws for kids with violent video games, those come to mind. can you explain the nature of your disagreement with your colleagues in the majority in those cases and where do we draw the line between protected and unprotected speech? justice alito: well, i think we agree on what is most important, and that is free speech is vitally important to our country and to our society. and the test is whether we are willing to protect the speech that we hate. it is easy to protect the speech that we love, but when it comes to the speech that we hate or the speech that we fear, that is where we are tested. that is the most important thing. the general rule with only minor exceptions or exceptional situations is that any speech involving public issues, involving politics, government, industry, economics, law, science, religion, philosophy, the arts, anything with that level of importance, the general rule a

, and this church was dedicated to the holy mother of god a and were with him at all vladimir the baptistectly. hasn't died yet. no, he had already died, when you upset me, erochka , because we were just recently talking about the fact that he had become a saint. excuse me , only in the xii century, but for the name of the church there is some kind of ray or not, the ray shines, shine the relics. tatyana volkova settlement prechista prechistka high school these were powerful saint clement his student correctly clement and his student fifa i think the correct answer. the church was called a tithe because she is providing for her needs of the prince. vladimir allocated tithes from all his estate in quotation marks. it was dedicated to the most holy theotokos, and from the same vladimir transferred the relics of the holy element of rome, i quote to illuminate and save himself and all his family and our country. it drowned him. on the day when he died every year, the black sea parted , one could come to his relics and bow. here what an important person we named you understand, what a smart gi