for her, quote, commendable action when baptiste was trying to get inside the building.ilson initially refused to let baptiste in when he came on foot and then called police twice as the situation escalated. you see him trying to crash the car in here. she also alerted employees to evacuate the building out the back door. no one at the station, including the security guard anita wilson, was injured. remarkable that no one was injured after that. >> she did a good job. doing all right things. molly, thank you. >>> well, they get paid big bucks to track your habits. private companies gathering mind boggling amount of perm information about you. but is anybody monitoring the companies who are busy keeping tabs on you? >>> plus, a bounce house goes airborne. witnesses watched helplessly as the children inside were thrown to the ground. tell you more about this shocking i understand dent and how it happened. >> i just saw the bouncy house come up and then it went over there and i didn't see my sister. and then one little boy came out, landed in the middle of the road. t! [bel

. >> reporter: members of this baptist church in newport ridgy, florida, two adults dead, eight others injured as they drove to a retreat. >> good takes tragedies and uses them for his glory. >> reporter: according to federal safety investigators several hundred people are killed every year in accidents in which tires are a factor. tires puncture or underinflated or poorly maintained or in some cases tires that were actually under recall because of safety defects but remained in use by motorists who apparently never got the word of the danger. all of this due in large part to an archaic and badly flawed recall system. neither the government nor the industry have done much to fix. >> it is a mess. it doesn't work. >> reporter: a safety analyst consults for government investigators and lawyers whose sue tire companies. >> here we have a highly engineered product that offers great value to the customer. and yet, in 2014, we have no system to discern whether or not the tires are part of a recall. >> reporter: in fact, an abc news undercover investigation conducted with abc stations across

and right here, we're in the shadow of ebinezar baptist church.s gone to jail, he's standing up, speaking out. and it is a moral question. are we going to move into the 71st century providing health care coverage for all god's people? >> well, i thank both of you some say she's another al sharpton. i wasn't nearly there at 15. thank you both for being here tonight. >> coming up, atlanta was the home base for martin luther king jr. he organized some of the greatest triumph ofs of the civil rights movement here. what his words mean today in the fight for voting rights. and a confidential memo from a koch-backed conservative group reveals a secret plan. one that we haven't seen before. you're watching "politics nation" live from atlanta. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put th

it meant baptist, methodist.istianity. >> so you believe freedom of religion in america doesn't apply to other religions? >> no, i do. but i think we need to understand the original definition was not for other religions to practice. i disagree with the other religions, but i believe in the freedom to practice because god gave them the freedom of choice as long as they don't fly planes or kill people or stuff of that nature. >> maybe not the most tolerant views from pastor davis, but then again, religion is not without its controversies. one thing is for certain -- being judged or excluded will definitely not be a part of the gospel of morgan. &t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans

>> we went to southern baptist. apple juice pong. that's how i learned how to play.all goes in the cup, you have to actually shoot that cup. there you go. >> so it would go in, you should shoot it. >> she did. we're fine. there is supposed to be ten cups here and there is tournaments, $50,000 prizes las vegas, count. >> yes. beer pong bars advertise. >> now, you're even. >> yes. >> going for 20 feet. >> yes. >> thank you for, i think, probably the hardest job but did good with that. you're talking about maybe a little what? a shot of beer? >> yes. >> depends on who you are playing with. >> so if you're playing you can win in an hour do how many shots? >> i think 20. >> 20? 30. 3, 4 beers per hour. . >> i like cold beer. ice cold you have to fill it out. >> immediately, your judgment is impaired i don't feel like yourself from what i've seen. it's not a smart move, if you're getting behind a wheel of a car or you're going to play beer pong, it's not a smart move. >> never do fireball shots they seem sweet, right? cute little test tube. >> you stand up, you can't watch

. ♪ lord you are good, your mercy endurette forever ♪ ♪ people from every nation >> mount zion baptist one of the oldest churches in the nashville and it's driven that the bible is the truth word of god. >> today i want to talk about a unique topic today. depression. i want you to know from the pulpit to the back pew everybody is trouble. the devil wants to take advantage of this moment of weakness, right? the moment you find yourself struggling with hope, the devil comes in and he's going to attack you whenever your armor is not on. do you know what the armor of god is? have on the helmet of salvation. you have the head cover, the breast place of righteousness, have your loins girded with truth. you understand what's going on. my heart covers what i allow in my spirit. but my head has got to be covered so i don't allow things to come in and take what god has spoken in my life. you can less around and let the negative in and you let the evil in and it will start mezing with your head and before long there will be a thin line between the voice of god and schizophrenia. >> that's good. >

. >> ifill: here at missionary baptist church on the city's south side, pastor james kendrick has heldy worship service with the same families for a generation. >> i know how to pray. >> ifill: kendrick invited health specialist carol dickens to talk about alarming new findings that african-american women in memphis die from breast cancer at a rate twice that of white women. >> you at risk and this is information that you can save a life. >> ifill: according to research in the journal of cancer epidemiology, the rate of breast cancer deaths for black women nationally is 40% greater than that of white women, and the city with the worst racial disparity is memphis. >> is everybody getting some knowledge here this morning? >> ifill: it was part of a public awareness campaign sponsored by methodist healthcare, the city's largest provider. the hope is to connect with african-american women who often reach advanced stages of breast cancer before the disease is detected. >> i want as many women as possible, particularly in these kinds of communities, to have a screening mammogram. early detec

carter left the southern baptist convention because of their position on women. you have been hopeful of pope francis. >> i visited with pope john paul ii, an almost total inflexibility there, but i wrote pope francis a letter describing some of the issues in the book and helped him to prevent or minimize the position of women and girls. i didn't ask him to change the church's position on women of course, but he wrote me a very nice letter back, the position of women in the church needed to be strengthened and would be. >> i know you said that president obama has not. >> my other predecessors, i'm not criticizing president obama because you know i've been out of office for 35 years. and it's natural for a president to consult other presidents if he wants to who have been more recently in the white house. so i think that george w. bush and bill clinton have been there just before him and i don't think it's reasonable to expect president obama to go back 35 years and recess recollect an old democrat who was there. >> what about the criticism that you are too indepe

the evangelical baptist church.vernment -- and the image ofad local baptist church. -- and the nigeria government said they know where the 300 girls are but do not and they should use of force. a turnaround. no bankruptcy. malaysian airlines tackling their mounting losses. ♪ >> i've done other -- another live look at a sunny day. you are watching "first up." turn around. no bankruptcy. malaysia airlines trying to break even next year. build it and they will come. new era.counting down to the w. good morning to you. i am angie lau. doing a airlines is full review of its business. babbitt struggling with losses and increase competition and trying to break even next year. -- they have been struggling with losses and increase competition and trying to break even next year. they were overhaul of business plans. >> i am very confident we can do that. malaysian airlines have been around for over 40 years. we have a world-class reputation. we are only one of seven airlines around the world that has a five star rating. our c

her pastor, chuck phelps, went on to become the president, ran andbible baptist college served on theard of trustees of bob jones university, as well as on its missionary and youth camp boards. see the churchwe trying to handle this all internally, protecting the perpetrator and no criminal charges or even exposure beyond the church occurring. >> absolutely. this is the message that grace says that they put out there, that we too often, churches respond to these stories, which to happen in all cultures, secular culture as much as in religious culture, but a lot of times churches respond by circling the troops saying we need to protect the cause of christ. if we let this get out, this would damage our ability to save souls, so we do keep this quiet. as we can see from the clip, that is horrifying, to put that on a young girl, and make her carry the weight of that puzzle in order to protect the church's reputation. can you talk about what happened with the investigation and then talk about the next investigation of grace, the missionary kids? the bob jones investigation is still ongoing

he is accused of taking the money from allen temple baptist church. investigators say he spent the money on luxury cars, his kids' tuition and a golf club membership officials say they're confident the money is safe. >> ebay asking users to change their pass words now after a cyber attack. the company says there is no evidence yet that any financial or credit card information was stolen. >> no way kit happen to ebay, but it did. one of the largest marketplaces was hacked. ebay says a cyber attack in late february to early march compromised a data base containing names, encrypted pass words, physical addresses, phone numbers and birth dates. this tech analyst says it shouldn't stop you from being a high by thor online. >> they did not get financial nor social security this may not be a lot of serious canalling. >> ebay says 145 million buyers were active. but they haven't seen increased activity how did they get in? company says they koch miezed a small number of log in credentials, giving access to corporate network. he says he understands the risks y

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years in prison on allegations that he took more than a half-million dollars from the allen temple baptistchurch in east oakland. according to court records for the use that money to pay for a luxury car private school for his children his mortgage and a golf club memberships. early this week he was put on paid leave from a.c. transit. as an explosive interview with the city out of one man at the center of the donald sterling controversy, is banned from the nba. kron4 to you conceive of this interview where he talked and to invest in the on now. the doctor phil for the kids will. as he wanted to announce her it will evolve and wondering what all those crazy guess. of i can discuss the details of my financial payments. >>: of an eye and his band is been reported to my saying it's true that it's been reported that you are against it is a ferrari and, to >>: please try range rover and a 1.5 $8 million condo and people are just science, how fast this tide. seven just to clear the rumor i do not tied very fast the spirit of them and that's the 0.3 if there is a low tide driven people really won

members of two related o sz, the salvation sect and the baptist church are manning the gates, prosecutors believe that he could be hiding behind them. he's refused to appear for questioning. >> these land belong to church. are you letting the prosecutors inside? >> no. this is my house. my property. >> this is how he likes to be seen, hardly at all. photographer, he's also head of the family behind the owner and operator of the ship. the attempted contacts were successful. they are saying he had no role in the management. a former member of the sect disagrees. >> he assigns the people to the businesses himself. everything is under his control. >> the prosecutors believe that the ship sank because of being over loaded and cargo was not se kiered and a sharp turn. the sister ship was inspected recently and found to have a number of safety breaches. we came back to here at night and spoke to a former member. he said there were links between the church and the running of the company. the crew members were hired without the experience or the training because of the links to the church. he spen

you are giving us tremendous hospitality at the ebenezer baptist church, historical church of the king family. >> glad to do it. >> that's where you are pastor at this moment? >> fifth pastor of a church founded in 1886. so when we come, we stay a little while. >> so talk to me about overreach because there's a hope, i think northern liberals watch what's happening in a state like georgia or liberals outside the state of georgia, you watch this raft of legislation and want there to be some breaking point. you're wishing and hoping there's overreach. but i don't want to be wrong and be wishful thinking. is there back lash happening for real in the state? >> i think the passing of the gun law is indicative of a problem in american politics in this moment. the sense that there's a disconnect between where the people are and this kind of extreme legislation that's being passed. i mean, you could make the distinction between north and south, but i am not so sure about that. most georgians as the poll points outdo not support this law. the problem is we have the best politicians that money c

raised a southern baptist, home was a small town of thompson station, tennessee, on a 500 acre farm.> i love being outside. we would build big fires on top of the hill. and sit out and look at the stars and roast marshmallows. i was good at those types of things with my kids. i wasn't good at sitting them down and saying, you know, let's do your algebra now. >> but he was good at looking out for his little girl who even as a toddler had her eyes on bigger things. >> producer stephen peterman. >> they were doing a video thing of him at the farm, and miley was out there and she was 2 1/2, maybe, and they were at a barn on the property. and miley was standing up on some landing, and billy said, be careful, honey. and she put her hands on her hips and she said i'm not afraid of anything. and that's 2 1/2. >> fearless and bold, two traits that continue to define her as she grew up, went to school, and became a cheerleader. >> she went to a private evangelical school, a christian school for a year. >> rolling stone editor josh eells had rare access to miley. >> she would ask to leave after

louis clinton junior is accused of stealing more than $500,000 from the allen temple baptist church in oakland. prosecutors say he spent the money on a luxury car, mortgage payments, a golf club member ship and his children's private schooling. he's on indefinite paid leave from a.c. transit. >>> president obama breaks his silence about the latest veterans affairs scandal. the action the president is now vowing to take. >>> starting to warm back up. mark tamayo will be here to tell you when you can expect the warmest kay for the upcoming -- day for the upcumming holiday weekend. >>> fire investigators in san diego focusing on a new piece of evidence to help them determine the cause of last week's deadly wildfire. ?ñÑ;Ñ; >>> those things are catching so [bleep] fast. >> fire investigators in san diego are using this newly obtained cell phone video of the first few seconds of one of last week's devastating wildfires to figure out how it started. the video was recorded by a man in carles -- carlsbad working omhis home nearby -- on his home nearby. now investigators believe the fire starte

he's also a man of faith, involved deeply in his church, metropolitan baptist church, where he serves as a d decon. most recently he has worked with the baltimore state's attorney's office. baltimore state's attorney's office faced a lot of challenges. it faced dated technology, difficulties in maintaining chain of custody on evidence. he came in to work with our new state's attorney, which was an elected position, and a real reformer -- a real reformer, so that whether you were a prosecutor or you were a defendant, you knew it was going to be one of the best, well-organized offices in maryland. hazel brought that kind of know-how both to make sure the apparatus of government worked, because that was all part of making sure you got equal justice. did we have the right guy when we were a prosecutor? did we have the right evidence? did the prosecutor have the right tools? and did the public defender ha r their private counsel have the opportunity to provide the defense of that? we've been able to do that. and also working in his church, he's showed that he's been available to provide al

this house and ebenezer baptist church just down the block, dr.s church, are now national historic sites, but atlanta's role in the civil rights movement predates even dr. king. in 1906 race riots left the city one of the most segment galted in america. protests staged here pushed back against segregation, helped consolidate black voting power and improved economic opportunities in the black community. a lot of that power rested here, auburn avenue. the thing that made the sweet auburn historic district so unique was the role that its churches and businesses played in the civil rights movement and the way we impacted the student protest movement that swept atlanta's black institutions. there was the 1945 march from mlk's church to atlanta city hall. the push to desegregate city buses in the late 1950s. the 1960 mass sit-ins at lunch counters inside atlanta department stores. the 1962 naacp boycott of restaurants and hotels for barring blacks from service. a massive rally the following year in hart park attended by 2,500 activists, including dr. ki

some of the above linked militant group has written scores of southwest baptist on one teaching in english. the restoration of the liens against private schools admitted guidance and promoting co education mackenzie is not new for time and it is a long time to time to update as dish and thanks to tracy teaching his students who are the ones who even when it is time to either shut down. tunisia. in the sixties to the warning of the ongoing stone into one of the school is owned and state clearly that it was gone against him to office now. he also accuses squeeze of corrupting the minds of goods by fox news abt it. this team opted into the kitchen fittings from sending their wallets to such an extent as the cost and no pretense he died was to defeat from teaching goes to school with mon and it is factions and you look for a scheme in education in the country when i use inside the pockets on each team needs education is close one was assassinated by the insurgent group for promoting education among kurds in the country according to a decent afford it least two hundred pt fight the education in

financial officer is scheduled to enter a plea on embezzlement charges after take 500,000 from the baptist church in east oakland. clinton was in charge of the financial accounts. he spent the money on luxury cars, kids tough tuition and a government club membership. the officials say they are confident that the agency's money is safe. >>> richmond voters are asked to approve half a cent sales tax in november to fix the pothole covered streets. the tabs rate would rise from 9 percent to 9.5 percent and hope to bring in $7 million a year for repairing richmond's difficult listen dated pavement, a general tax that does not require two-thirds majority to pass and does not require the money be used on road repairs. voters will need to trust the city council to use the money at promised. >> santa clara county supervisors moving ahead with a historying wage proposal for the lowest paid workers and they have ordered staff to study the impact of imposing a living wage on most government contractors and certain other workers. the idea is to make it easier for low wage workers to avoid to live in th

the prayer will be offered by our guest chaplain, reverend charlie martin of bethel baptist church of north carolina. the chaplain: let's pray together. dear heavenly father, today, lord, we enter your gates with -- gates with thanksgiving and into your courts with praise. thank you for your blessings, for america, our home. i call on you, o lord, to bless our land again. in the bible we read, if my people which are called by my name shall humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then while i hear from -- will i hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land. father you know that i trust you and your holy word and i call on you this morning to place your great hand upon this congress and upon this people. please grant your wisdom and their -- in their decisions and leadership on behalf of all americans. for all of us who love this land and call america home, we call on you together today. in jesus' name, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the -- the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and annou

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he is charged with em westling charity funds from alan temple baptist church where he served on several volunteer boards. prosecutors say he used the month for pay for mortgages, a car, golf memberships and private school tee wigs for his children. >>> a major embarrassment for ebay. the online auction site says it has been hacked. consumerwatch reporter julie watts joins us with what users should do to protect themselves. >> reporter: this could be the biggest breach since target. right now ebay is telling anyone with an account to change passwords immediately. ebay says the hack took place in late february or early march. but it just learned of the breach earlier this month when it discovered some employees' credentials had been compromised. the company worries outsiders could have access to ebay's database which contain user personal details like birth dates, phone numbers and emails. cnet advises when you do change your password in this case and in others, steer clear of those details. >> so make your password nonobvious totally unique, don't share it. use different passwords on dif

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and what is extraordinary and higher education the reynolds family was able to persuade this baptist liberal arts college to move, to up and move itself from the middle of the state to winston-salem and did so in the 1950s. wake forest is on land that was originally owned in part of the estate and wake forest is also beneficiary of the c. smith reynolds foundation funds for scholarships for professorships for our faculty scholarships for students. in many ways the history of the reynolds

on sunday morning i spoke to african- american baptist churches on the south side of chicago.ast sunday morning of speaking at several african- american communities. our message is a bipartisan one. he stuck to his agenda of criticizing lawmakers in springfield. >> third highest on employment rate in america. no excuse for that. great people great location. >> continues to push his platform of term limits in springfield more jobs and improved education for children. >> after cram had joined russia in march. russia has said they were just a year for training. today they released a statement saying that the exercises over in those troops are ordered. the senate has not seen any major changes so far. u.s. justice department announced a first of its kind of espionage charges. >> is a case alleging has been lodged by members of the chinese military. >> chinese officials are accused of hacking into u.s. industrial u.s. officials say labor unions say labor companies are among those. >> it is unlikely. a rare public apology from a north korean government after the apartment building c

the pope's day ended at the jordan river, praying at the spot where christ was baptized by john the baptist then meeting with the disabled and refugees. francis once again turned to his theme of peace, asking god to convert those who seek war and those who make and sell weapons. now, despite the historic sites here, christians are a shrinking minority in the holy land. tomorrow the pope travels to bethlehem, which was 85% christian in 1947. today just 18%. lester. >> anne thompson in jordan tonight, thank you. >>> when nbc nightly news continues on this saturday night, the battle over abortion and a controversial new law about to take effect. >>> and later, friends like these. the remarkable story of a lion, a tiger and a bear. tiger and t♪ ♪ i'm the protector of my patio ♪ ♪ killing weeds where they grow ♪ ♪ a barrier forms so weeds can't appear ♪ ♪ serious weed prevention up to a year ♪ ♪ new roundup max control 365 ♪ so i'm fighting weeds on opening day ♪ ♪ and preventing weeds while i get away ♪ ♪ weeds stay dead as we carve this beast ♪ ♪ and they still aren't back when i cook this fea

rights would not naturally be a political issue but have plenty of methodists and presbyterians and baptists and jews in their constituency who would be susceptible to a moral appeal from the pulpit and it was president kennedy's decision to frame it in the speech in which he proposed the bill as a moral issue as old as the scriptures and as clear as the constitution and the watchword of the proponents of the bill throughout its debate was doing to others as you have them do unto you. it was deeply rooted in the golden rule and the best time to leave -- live up to our increase. >> i wonder if you could talk about the methods of the movement. what you see as having worked and what didn't work and perhaps what lessons we can draw from today, people who want to bring social change. >> the most important matter that needs clearing up is non-violence. it was often ridiculed and derided by people who thought of themselves as more radical in the 1950s and 60s as a passive hat in hand way of begging, supplicating for favor from those who had power. i think the lesson that dr. king and fannie lou ham

and what is extraordinary in higher education, the reynolds family was able to persuade this baptist, liberal arts college to move, to up and move itself from the middle of the state to winston-salem and did so in the 1950s. and so wake forest is on land that was originally owned by the reynolds family and part of the estate and where also, wake forest also is beneficiary of the z. smipt reynolds foundation funds for professorships for our faculty, scholarships for our students. so in many, many, many ways the history of the reynolds family and the history of wake forest have been woven together since the 1950s. >> host: and we've been talking here on booktv with michelle gillespie, author of this book: "katherine and r.j. reynolds." thank you for your time. >> here are some programs to look out for this weekend. today we're live from the gaithersburg book festival in maryland. for a complete schedule from that festival, visit us online at booktv.org. and this weekend on "after words," former supreme court justice john paul stevens talks about his book, "six amendments," which details

north carolina and one of the areas of higher education the reynolds family was able to persuade this baptist liberal arts college to move itself from the middle of the states to winston salem and did so in the 1950s. they had land originally owned by the reynolds family and part of the estate and the beneficiary of the foundation funds for the scholarships, the professorships and faculty scholarships for the students. so in many ways the history of the family and wake forest have been interwoven together since the 1950s. >> we have been talking with michele gillespie, author of this book catherine and r.j. reynolds partners in the making of the new south. thank you for your time. "after words" with jeffrey rosen of the national constitution center. this week justice john paul stevenstevens in his latest boox amendments how and why we should change the constitution. the u.s. supreme court justice targets gun violence, the death penalty, gerrymandering and campaign finance and amendments that he leaves with better protect and empower citizens. the program is about an hour. >>> welcome, justice

people expected it to find a kind of john the baptist. it showed every bit of flesh and hammer. they reared and scorer and the pharisees of the profession. he has attempted to administering and providing his substance than the hypocrites he told the same thing he teamed 43. perhaps they were supposed to shot now a hall as prescribed by the revelations known as wisdom, but joseph did and when he heard they had been drinking whiskey i investigated the case into satisfied that no evil had been done he gave them a couple of dollars that direction to replenish the dollar on their sleepless journey. i paid for joseph to have an edge to him. i guess that starts on page seven because if smith indulged he came by honestly from his humble beginnings as a divine person who sees miraculous occurrences through translucent stones he had accomplished the work of several lifetimes. there were plenty of preachers with apocalyptic scenarios in the burned over district when smith started out. charles became one of the detractors and claimed to have entertained in his law office. by 1844 they were

kinda not a contest yesterday the bullets one so his mom and then a devoted to my desk at century baptist assess the patient's condition as very close to critical meanwhile which i scored fifty and chase the pre trial restriction up and i did pronounce are still housed the rest was replaced with the personnel because in a sense of one of the members of the parliament. and the us to the constitution what this cost of the hearings in order to reach a consensus on the fundamental all the states. the parliament was in an unusual format expect the representatives of local authorities and government officials was invited to the meeting. this stage of the ukrainian parliament alexandre two chain of claims the changes need to be adopted to putting two sessions. he cited the process is complicated and the key to success is the publicity of discussion nothin' in kiev but also in the regions. see more details about the proposals that sounded into parliament today in just over it. one wheelchair state but to its decentralized government and prime minister of ukraine estonia to present its amendments

>> ac transit chief officer, prosecutor says he took a half million dollars perfect allen temple baptist church, in charge of the financial accounts, investigators say he spent it on cars and children tuition at a bofl club membership. transit officials say they're confident the agency's money is safe. >> the battle over state senate seat is heating up less than two weeks before election. video of the 011 shoplifting arrest of mary hyashi released and posted online but senate candidate bob wokowski. the hyashi campaign says attacks are the kind coming from a serial bully who will say, and do anything to stay in power but political analysts say this is part of politics. >> really, this is information that i think is fair game in terms of leaving it up to voters to make a decision. >> hyashi said she was hurried and distracted that day at neiman marcus she was sentenced to three years probation. >> two tug boats in san francisco bay practiced for an emergency involving a containership. the first of its kind in the country. members from national transportation safety board observed from a n

otherwise it goes to a run off, he has two rivals, greg brandon, then pastor mark harris, a well-known baptist minister in north carolina. he is getting help from mike houk huckabee, 3 candidates and 3 white house hopefuls. they are all in place. play, tomorrow, watch for, highwaohio,gov kasich is up fort is expected that county executive. ed fitzgerald would be nominee. kasich is favored in the fall. now, all of this 2014, and 2016 congressional and white house overlap, has an impact. marco rubio, who has been quiet, is now in a chamber of commerce ad for cory gardner, republican nominee who is neck-and-neck in colorado against democratic incumbant mark udal. >> washington is risking when make america great, threatening what makes us unique, cory gardner, will help change all that. >> cory gardner is going after democrat that democratic party did not think they would have to worry about much, now super pacs, national outside interests pouring money into the state, rubio hopes to help mr. gardner and pick up ious in what could be a key state, and he endorseed ed jody ernst, in iowa. friday rub

brandon is backed by rand paul also on the 2016 campaign and pastor harris a baptist minister gettinglp from mike huckabee so distinct candidates in backed by wholesale and the tea party and social conservatives are in play. also watch for ohio. governor casey kid is spreading unopposed even that county executive will be the nominee but the real question is if the current governor can rack up of big win to catapult him into the 2016 race. in 2014 and 2016 overlap has the impact. marco rubio who has been real quiet is now in a chamber of commerce's ad for the republican nominee neck-and-neck in colorado. watch this. >> what makes america great threatening what makes us unique id with that disfunction every day. but he will help to change all that. >> but cory is going after the democrat they did not think there would have to worry but now the super pac if it outside interests are putting money into that state. he is hoping to knock off the incumbent but also pick up a key state for his future. also rubio just endorsed the candidates in the iowa primaries and that is the home of first i

carter came along after watergate and redeemed the country from the sins of watergate and a southern baptistch was not successful by most measures, he redeemed himself in the eyes of the country and world through humanitarianests. >> he harnessed the votes of evafrjelicals, right? >> he did. and part of the reason he was able to do so. there was a brief resurgence in the mid to known 70s and that harkens back to evangeliical. and they were working for equal rights for women and voting rights and very much in support of public education known as common schools at the time. as a way for those on the lower rung of society to improve themselves and aspire in the middle-class. it was a resurgence of progressive evangelecan and jimmy carter articulated many of those same thomes and agenda items. >> he articulated some of them as president. this is part of the speech in the national prayer break fast. the words born again have a special meaning. we recommit our lives as humble children of god and makes us brother and sisters and family bound pie toys. he but the evangelicals came to abandon him and

members of two related organizations, the salvation sect and the baptist church are manning the gates and he may be hiding behind them. he's refused to appear for questioning. >> this land belongs to ta church. >> are you letting the prosecutors inside? >> no. this is my property. my house. >> this is how they like to be seen, hardly at all. reclusive photographer, exhibited to a claim in combrurp, but head of the family behind the marine, owner and operator. our attempts to contact the family and company were unsuccessful and a spokesman said he had no role in the management. >> he assigns people to the businesses himself. everything is under his control. >> prosecutors belief that the ship sank because it was over loaded and made a sharp turn. seeking to prove that he was responsible for such lax in the management. the company has a lax structure. the sister ship was inspected recently and found to have a number of safety breaches. we returned at night to speak a former worker. he did say there were links between the church and the running of the marine. and crew members were hired

there were southern baptist kids rebuilding homes that were destroyed by hurricane sandy. >> i'm not worried about them. >> we generalize, but there are kids out there doing good things with their spring breaks. >> republicans are building the homes. democrats are the drunks. men and women are equal, but we're different. we don't get pregnant and we're a little bit bigger. if i had a college son, i'd say, here's 100 bucks. go have some fun. would you give 100 bucks to your daughter and say, go have some fun? >> how many ladies want to respond to gavin and bill? we'll get to that, i promise. >> to the person down there who said spring break began in 1983, it began way longer before 1983. trust me. >> he's a liberal for those of you at home who don't know. >> we survived. sadly some kids will not survive. that's a horrible thing. the police know they're coming for spring break. most of these kids survive. some of them don't. come on you guys. they're going to be fine. >>> coming up, ainsley is going to show us exactly what happens when your kids get locked up like a dog cage. later, th

. >> the momentum on civil-rights change may second when the doors of the baptist church of birminghamalabama burst open with dozens of schoolchildren singing we shall overcome the executive director of the leadership conference visionary said the children out id waves. for forcing them in different directions through the park plaza near the church thousands of onlookers were gathered as was a sizable jump the children were marching they were corralled but they kept coming with the officer saw a local preacher standing on the side he said how many more have you got? >> at least 1,000 they were hardly exaggerated three hours after they had begun resorting to school buses 600 children the next day the police returned this time the fire department with fire hoses and and dogs. the marchers were hit at first but when they determined to refuse to retreat they ratcheted up full blast 100 pounds of pressure. many recent but several children would not budge when the retreating children saw their example than the canine units keep after them. that afternoon martin luther king sent a telegram wi

all of the religious imagery i was exposed to in my life which was catholic and baptist friends, none of that was presented in what i saw. nothing was pulling me in that direction. >> it give you a different cognition about what is maybe invisible to us. >> we didn't know there was a world of bacteria and a new world is around us. that is the conclusion you have come to? >> i love that analogy. there is a tendency in science to not see agencies or consciousness in anything except humans. only 20 years ago did science begin to come over to the idea which any ordinary person knows that non-human animals have feelings, consciousness and agency. that is still being fought in science. on another front, questions are coming up about plants. you might have read michael pollin's wonderful article in the new yorker about the potential awareness and feelings of plants. this is all new to think of the world -- you know of ourselves as not the center of everything and in the monotheistic world view we are the only beings paying attention to but we look just like the great big guy which i thought

social conservative mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas endorsed a baptist pastor in the running as well. senator rand paul got behind a north carolina doctor who has never before run for office. head ed into tonight's voting it was the rand paul endorsed greg brannon who had a chance to have forcing the front runner into a run off. they would love a run-off. obviously the best outcome for them is if they ended up running against mr. brannon. democrats would have the chance to run against someone who says everyone has the right to own a nuclear weapon. just forcing him into a run off would mean the republicans had to keep fighting each other until mid july before they could turn their full focus against kay hagan. democrats would love it. they have been running ads that would argably boost the doctor guy and hurt the house speaker guy. it's all in the hopes from the left that democrats could maybe pick their own opponent against kay hagan or prolong republican in-fighting. polls in north carolina close tonight at 7:30 p.m. local time. at this point with just over a third of all p

greg brannon pulled just 27% of the vote and baptist minister mark harris who was supported by mike huckabeengelical groups got just 17%. tillis, fairly impressive that he almost got to 50%. he'll be able to focus now on kay hagan on what i call my desert island race. if i could have only the result of one senate race on november the 5th, this would be the race i'd ask for. it may be the most evenly matched competitive senate race in the country, and it could be the purest test of the two parties going into the fall, republicans who benefited from the coverage of the race portraying tillis as more moderate, at least as compared to his conservative primary challengers are doing the best to neutralize the race. >> the mission is to beat kay hagan and make kerry reed irrelevant. >> democrats led by the hague and campaign want to make this race about republican overreach in the state. and a referendum on the unpopular republican governor in the state, pat mccrory. hagan called the election a choice between two very different records saying "tom tillis has spent his time pushing a special interes

vladimir baptiste slammed the truck into a tv stationie yesterday and barricaded himself inside for four hours. he showed signs of mental illness, no one was hurt. >> the pentagon is trying to transfer bradley manning to a general prison so he can be treated for a disorder. manning is serving 35 years for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. >> a realtor in indiana is fed up with potholes, he's taking matters into his own hand. >> there wasn't a lot of thought. it was there is a pothole, there's a plant. this may be fun. we had fun with it. it's serious. >> it looks fun. curt flock posted this video filling a pothole with a plant. he urms volunteers to adopt a -- urges volunteers to adopt a plant. he says people that see the video may think it is run by the city. he wants to make his point in a humorous way. >> sometimes you have to do the ridiculous to get attention. >> that's what he said, making a parody, but he is making a point. >> i have my moments here every day. >> you sure do. >> thank you. >>> firefighters in california battle a series of wild fires in the southern part o

catholicism remains the largest denomination with 66 million americans - baptiste are the second largestere are so many former catholics that they, as a group, would come in third. so why are they leaving? 55%. latino who left said they gradually drifted from the faith. many stopped believing in the church's teachings. close to one in three said they found another congregation. the number of latinos who bim evan gellicals is rising. 18% of american latinos have no religious affiliation, that has doubled since 2010. younger his panics are less likely to be catholic, and the church is taking note. the losses are said to be a big reason for the election of pope francis. >> if nor leave, they won't do it because of francis. he has an 84% approval ratings. >> coming up, forced to quit. we are calling attention to blatant hypocrisy and cheating on campus. a whistleblower tells you his story next. r >> the whistleblower in a major college sports scandal paid a major price. university of north carolina academic advisor mary willingham went public with explosive finings on the school's -- findin