baptist convention.gnificance did membership hold for you a your congregation? >> it has been my family for all of these many years. and we are heavily involved in the women's missionary union in southern baptist life and we like partnering, we like the evangelistic zeal of the southern baptist convention. we like partnering in missions. and therefore we have continued, though we have not agreed on everything, there are many things in which i disagree with different leaders and different pastors but i just believe that we are supposed to be under this great umbrella together because we agree that jesus christ is lord and he is the reason we are here in the first place, to share the gospel of jesus christ and we ought to be able to be partners together in that. that should t -- not at all divide us. but instead the bible has been used like a weapon from some of these folks. a weapon against those of us that believe it as strongly as they do. we just interpret it differently. geoff: on that point, do you s

southern baptists ares largest denomination in the state.or years. on wednesday, messengers or voting members voted to make things clear, approving a constitutional amendment to specify that southern baptist churches must affirm, appoint or employ only men as any kind of pastor or elder as qualified by scripture. that rule will need a second vote at the next annual meeting in order to go into full effect. joining me now is one of those pastors, linda barnes popam, of the fern creek baptist church in louisville, kentucky, she has led her congregation for the last 30 years. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> why do you think this vote was so overwhelming, it was the thousand 700 to 806. >> well, i think that people who don't like to fight anymore don't attend southern baptist convention meetings, and i think that those in control have so much control over the southern baptist convention minds of people and over all the decisions that are made that they have finally just driven it to this point. the baptist faith and message

again, the southern baptist convention has made their position known.re were less people who voted in favor of. >> -- where lyndon poppins serves as senior pastor. then those who voted in favor of saddleback appeal. and i think that goes to show that there is an issue of figuring out where to draw a line for women in the convention. and that women have become this ultimate battle for the men who are leading the convention. >> yeah, this is so fascinating. i, mean that's electric shows a large and very popular church, rick warren has a huge following. even outside of southern baptist christians. so we will be interesting to see where this goes. thank you so much meredith for joining us. >> thank you. >> and coming up next, another republican, he just joined the crowded presidential race. and essentially may raise a few eyebrows, including those in florida. plus, why the top selling beer in the united states is no longer actually american. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for w

baptist are famous for dissent. the southern baptist convention will vote next year on the proposal to expand restrictions on women. andrew lionel. time now for a look at your thursday weather. good morning. no rest for the storm weary south. another stormy day today into tonight from little rock, arkansas, all the way to jacksonville, florida , for the worst of it will be south of interstate 20. large hail and tornadoes possible. meantime dangerous heat is with us from new orleans back to houston, dallas and san antonio. these heat advisories are in place for the next several days. stay hydrated and there's smoke in the air in minneapolis. unhealthy air continues today in the twin cities. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. coming up, a big win for u-p-s drivers trying to stay cool but first was a key staff member on alec baldwin's movie rust hung over the day of that fatal shooting. her response to the allegations and more teenagers falling victim to sextortion online. we hear from the family of a high s

any church that's a part of the southern baptist convention.today passed the amendment to changing the constitution for this organization. there will have to be a second vote next year at the next annual convention to make it a permanent move for the church. these two churches in particular that were expelled from the southern baptist convention are fern creek baptist church in louisville, and saddle back church in southern california. it is the largest church of the southern baptist convention, or one of. founded by rick warren, the author of "the purpose driven life," you may be familiar with that book. 23,000 members at this church, and because there were women in roles that earned them the title of pastor in some function, the southern baptist convention membership, 12,000 members at this annual meeting said that was not something that was in line with scripture and not something that was in line with the faith statement of the southern baptist church, and because those two churches were not in line, they wanted to expel them from the conve

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again, the southern baptist convention has made their position known.e less people who voted in favor for the creek baptist church than those who voted in favor of saddleback's appeal. and i think it goes to show there's an issue of figuring out where to draw the lines for women in the convention and that women have become this ultimate battle for the men who are leading the convention. >> yeah, i mean this is so fascinating. that saddleback church is a large and very popular church. rick warren has a huge following even outside of southern baptist christian, so it'll be interesting to see where this goes. thank you so much, meredith, for joining us. >> thank you. >>> and coming up next, another republican, he just joined the crowded presidential race. and his entry may raise a few eyebrows including those in florida. >>> plus why the top selling beer in the united states is no longer actually american. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven deliver signifi

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it has ordained women. >> this is a sad day for southern baptists because they are losing gifted andf god. ♪ ♪ >> norah: consumer alert. what you should know about a frozen strawberry recall linked to hepatitis. ♪ ♪ >> we are charged up and plugging in to the world of ev charging. >> it is a little bit of the wild west. i'm getting down to that 25 miles of range, is there even going to be charger around me? ♪ ♪ >> stone. third time. stone! the golden knights! >> you dream about it every day, a dream come true. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we begin with a dangerous threat to tens of millions of americans. tonight, the south is bracing for a second round of storms and into the overnight hours, as well. this marks one of the nation's most severe weather events since early spring. at least eight confirmed twisters touched down in alabama and georgia, leaving a path of destruction across several communities. some areas have already seen significant damage, including roofs being ripped off homes, uprooted trees

been expelled from membership recently, including fern creek baptist in louisville, kentucky. the pastor failed to get its expulsion overturned as well. >> this is a sad day for southern baptist because they are losing gifted and talented and called women of god as we continue to proclaim the gospel. why they want to get rid of folks like us makes no sense. >> reporter: what does this say to the millions of women in the churches? >> it says to those women you are not valued. >> reporter: the votes here in new orleans are the latest effort to crack down on a perceived liberal shift in the organization. the sbc is the nation's largest protestant group, but its population has dropped by about 9% over the last three years. norah? >> really interesting. janet shamlian, thank you very much. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine. russian forces hit southern and eastern ukraine with missiles overnight, killing at least six people. the attacks come as ukrainian forces continue to take back land seized by the russians. well, tonight cbs' ian lee gives us a harrowing look at the front li

expelled for membership recently, including fern creek baptist in louisville, kentucky.ts expulsion overturned, as well. >> this is a sad day for southern baptis osingift anden e continue to proclaim the gospel, why they want to get a folks like us makes no sense. >> reporter: what does this say to the millions of women in the churches? >> it says to those women, you are not valued. >> reporter: the most know my vote here in new new orleans, are the latest to crack down on a perceived shift in the organization. the sbc as the nation's largest protestant group with a population has dropped about 9% over the last three years. norah? >> norah: really interesting. janet shamlian, thank you very much. turning out to the war in ukraine. russian forces hit southern and eastern ukraine with missiles overnight, killing at least six people. the attacks come as ukrainian forces continue to take back land seized by the russians. well can tonight, cbs's ian lee gives us a harrowing look at the front lines. >> reporter: documents is an ally for ukrainian troops. night vision gives thi

she's the head of baptist women in ministry.men is further threatened when they are not only de val yued but used in a political denominational battle. how much of this do you think is politics and what do you think is means to women who are members of this church who have wanted and have served the church in various roles as pastor, not always what i think a lot of people consider to be the person who runs the service and stands up necessarily in front of the congregation but also people who lead the youth ministry, who lead the music ministry. what does it say to them? >> i have heartbroken by this decision because there are women and girls at southern baptist churches that have felt called and will continue to feel called by god to serve. but there are other nominations and nominational entities that will support women and their calling to be pastors. i was raised in a southern baptist church that always had women on staff, so that there are places where women can choose and churches that will support them in their calling. >

he'd start from 16th street baptist church. he said he would tie down to the second how long it took old man to walk from 16th street downtown and, how long it took a young man to do the same, had it tied down to the none of it mattered. none of it mattered. a couple of reasons. number one, black birmingham adults did not like this from atlanta coming in saying. we've been living here all our lives. who are you? king by the way, they they had heard all the stories they'd read all the stories about. king the phony come in here with this national platform. you going to stick around? fred shuttlesworth had, those same concerns, by the way, fred didn't know. i didn't know. martin's real name. that was one concern. there was another. the other concern was far more economic over percent of black birmingham at that time was domestic workers. every single white employee said if you march with king, you are fired. the rest of the middle two professional class teachers, let's actually with the teachers first teachers was a white superint

a divisive vote by the largest protestant demom nation in the united states, the southern baptists expelling two churches for having women pastors. >>> and how sp-- lead thing hou is donald trump the criminal defendant helping donald trump the candidate while donald trump the candidate is hurting donald trump the criminal defendant? we'll explain his public comments following his arrest and arraignment that might be used by federal prosecutors to convince a jury of his guilt. we're joined now live from miami. evan, trump is back in his bedminster, new jersey golf club. where does the case go from here? >> reporter: jake, we have a lot of developments that are going to be happening very, very quickly. first of all, his co-defendant, walt nauta, we'll see him back in court before a magistrate in a couple of weeks. he, as you remember yesterday, he didn't have a lawyer who could practice here in the southern direct of florida. so he will have to hire a new lawyer and get arraigned for the pirs time again in a couple of weeks. the former president, his case can move forward. we no e that the jud

it doesn't matter about the southern baptist convention so much.citement and future ahead. our chairman and deacons got up this morning and said i sense revival coming. the first thing i can think of, god's going to do a new thing. i remember the prophet isaiah said forget those things behind you, forget the former things. and now the lord is going to do, see i'm going to do a new thing in you. we believe that's happening already as we had three children baptized today. kind of like started that spark of revival this day. >> the president of the southern baptist convention says this. they believe that every believer as a priest, it's just a crycr scripture that says the role of pastor is men. i want to be respectful to folks in their faith but it's the year 2023, for goodness sakes? >> yes. >> if i may be indelicate there. >> yeah. and we truly do. we believe that we interpret differently because we believe that the spirit can give illumination to our minds and some of this is kind of amusing because some of the verses they read out to us about thi

southern baptists need us more than we need them. i mean they're losing a friend.member. >> reporter: the southern baptist convention's statement of faith last amends in 2000 says the office 6 of pastor is limited to men as qualified by scripture. in a separate vote wednesday, sbc delegates went further. they voted in favor of an amendment broadly banning women from any pastoral titles. >> we should leave no room for our daughters and granddaughters in the generations ahead to have confusion on where the sbcc stands. >> history will prove us wrong again if we adopt this motion. >> reporter: the church has recently been emproiled in scandal, including a bombshell report last year alleging its executives hushed up hundreds of allegations of sexual abuse. it all comes as the church is facing steep membership declines. nearly 460,000 members lost last year, the largest drop in more than a century. saddleback's retired pastor and founder rick warren says membership will continue to drop without significant change. >> 17 years of decline year after year after year is not

it is one of several churches ousted from the southern baptist convention because they included women and their minister, ariel staff, southern baptists also rejected a similar appeal by a smaller church in louisville, kentucky, which is led by a female pastor, the southern baptist convention says only qualified men can serve as pastors and appeal is expected. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes is pushing back on a judge's ruling to pay restitution to victims of her. >> failed blood testing startup company after paying a total of $25 every 3 months to victims while incarcerated federal prosecutors argued that home should be required to pay at least $250 each month or 10% of her earnings, whichever is greater up on supervised release. but her attorneys are objecting to that citing limited financial resources in ruling in may, a u.s. district judge ordered holmes and her former partner, sunny balwani, who is serving a nearly 13 year sentence to pay 452 million dollars in restitution to the victims. holmes began an 11 year sentence at a minimum security facility in byron texas.

the southern baptist convention took the first step at its annual meeting today.male pastors this year. numbers news aaron gillcrest is following this for us. can you give our viewers how many members and what kind of influence they have? >> good to see you, kate. you talk about influence, you look at the numbers for the southern baptist convention and that gives you an idea for what exists here. there are some 13 million members in this southern baptist convention, the largest protestant denomination in the united states and that gives you an idea of just the sheer volume, the number of people can tell you something about the sort of influence that exists with 47,000+ churches around the country and this is an evangelical organization, conservative christian church, if you will, so that also tells you something about what sort of position this organization might take, as well and today with the votes that we've seen happen and the moves that have been made by the organization, it is moving in a much more scripture-guided direction with some of the things that hav

southern baptist make it part of their dna. think that informs their immigration standing and why they can be so conservative and also very open to immigration and trying to make that work together. the mormons are another good example of this. this has to do with refugees. it is related. in 2015, when there was a violent attack in paris. governor started closing their -- they said they would not accept refugees anymore. one governor really stood out. that was in the most conservative state in the country. that was utah. we had a one on one. why did you stand up there and say we would like refugees in our state? >> we were refugees once and are going to be open to others. we are not going to tell -- treat people like we were treated. the bigger reason is people go on mission fields. for multiple years. they learn to engage with people that are different from them. i just wanted to throw my own in there. >> before i open up for questions, do you have any closing comments or anything you want to add? >> if you look at the old tes

convection. >> and you fully affirm the baptist have noconvention. are correct. but also known that the baptist faith and message is a confession a al and al and the creed. and we willnessi ing will notin to those and we address here to those in the 1963. >> amend there are also women leader and member of the church. and this is what one said. and i believe that they will does his courage women and they will find other places to serve. >> and one of the most poignant memories of the last two days is after i spoke, a 14-year-old girl with her mother following behind her, came through the crowds, found me and went pt an she said when i was 11, god called me to be a minister and now i can't do that in the family that i love. gi just a sad thing for her as her dreams have been to pastor. >> and my understanding that being part of the southern baptist convention, you were left along. and it is not a creed. a what happened do you think changed? is there something about a female pass tor who said that y felt called just like that young girl? in and that is

. >> the church is not in friendly cooperation with the southern baptist convention.masi: houston churches will not be able to associate with southern baptist or take part in its missionary and disaster relief programs. the convention proposed expanding restrictions on women serving as leaders. it will vote next year on those expansions. as businesses look at the risks of ai and how to mitigate them, teachers in the bay area are looking at the benefits ai can play in education. educational organizations students using a new chatbot tutor. the tutor was devel extension of the teacher and offers personalized and immediate educational help for any student. >> always thinking about how to make education more personalized, how to arm teachers with more information to make their lives easier, how to make students more engaged in learning. i think artificial intelligence has accelerated that. kumasi: he believes artificial intelligence can be the next evolution of learning. the goal is to guide students toward learning and teach them to never give up on an answer. amanda: fo

within the spectrum of the southern baptist convention it's probably more on the priviogrese side.y and you're allowed to only have male pastors if that's what you want. these two churches yesterday were ejected. i should note the vote wasn't particularly close. it was an overwhelming landslide to eject both of these churches from the congregation. >> why now after so much time? >> it came to a head. there's been a lot of debate back and forth about why -- whether or not all these other churches should be allowed to do what they're doing. look, very conservative voices in this country i think are finding new strength these days. people are speaking out more in their strong conservative beliefs. i think that's one of the things going on. >> an indicator of something larger that we're seeing happening. jake, thank you so much. be sure to catch "the lead" at the top of the hour. we'll be watching for more on that. >> thank you so much. >> boris. >>> plenty more ahead including a scary forecast for new england. why the northeast is at a higher wildfire risk than california this summer.

some college in oregon and ultimately graduated from fresno pacific college, american baptist cemetery of the west. i am back as the chair of the board t it is chportt place in life . what i learned there i cannot define myself without that experience . i spend some time in los angeles and since 1989 i have been the pastor at lakeshore avenue baptist church on the corner of lakeshore and mandana in oakland. dedicated to seeking the piece of our city. >> 26 years. without even giving you a memo, you are in red and you know the spirit moves. tell us about pentecost . if you were speaking to an audience, a congregation that knew nothing about pentecost, what would you say first ? >> pentecost is a time where the spirit is moving to empower the people. so instead of focusing on jesus, jesus is turning the table around to say, now it is your turn. you take it and run with it. because we are the hands and the feet and the body in flesh of god. >> i like that. >> i am thinking exactly the same way. knowing they say was coming i called a little gathering of some folks in our congregation and s

. >> art smith usually spends his working days at the solid rock baptist church.ach year on the 4th of july, he and his team hook up with tnt fireworks to sully gul safe and sane fireworks to the south sacramento community off of fruit ridge. >> because that's the american way, you know, like this time of year, lot of kids that don't know i were to do with dana ford. fireworks. so we're here to try to help. >> the tnt and phantom fireworks stands across the state are all partnered with nonprofit organizations and the team from the solid rock baptist church says it's important for them to be out here every year. >> are as a community. we need a uplift the community a little bit more. let them know that we're here that our churches here. for them, they need we're here for kids are happy. we're at. >> each nonprofit helping to sell the fireworks takes home roughly 41% of the sales putting about half the money you spend at the firework stands back into the community where you buy them. and for this tnt fireworks team on fruit ridge. it's about more than just selling f

i decided is going to be my dissertation topic women in the baptist church. so i go to interview because i'm from d.c. i go to the school and nannie burroughs had and i'm sitting there talking to a a woman named amelia downey and she says to me, oh, you know, why don't we go over to the old school? do you want to see the old trade school? so i said, of course i do. so i go to the old trade schools and there are boxes from ceiling to floor. now, mind you, i had just finished working at maryland spingarn. so i said to her, are those things? she said, those are the papers. and any helen burroughs? so i'm like, oh my goodness, you got to get these things to the library of congress. now i wanted them at the library of congress because i knew they'd get processed quickly. now i am and because i'd worked for moreland, spingarn had even been trained. the national archives. i went to the library of congress and i said, you know, you've just got these papers. and i have training. i work for you for free and help the current library. and so processing these papers and i

and what's what's the significance of third baptist church for you on a personal level? why did you it'y kids go tohurch. you, on so many levels have been able to of support to the black community in other communities. i mean, the faith-based coalition, they partnered with the jewish communities and other community based churches. so it is deep in that organization. i just wanted to tell that story. they actually reached out to me, the first lady, jane, because i had been going there and i didn't say anything about me making film. so that's how the story came about. they reached out and said, we want to pay homage. and that was an easy, easy response. and so your film premieres this weekend at the san francisco black film festival. one of many works that obviously is going to be shown at venues around the city. well, tell us more about some of the other films, some of the other films makers who are going to be a part of the 25th anniversary of this film festival. yeah, there's so many . i mean, there's something for everybody. there's a number of short films and filmmake

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host: for there any conversation by the recent decision by the southern baptist convention to remove some female pastors who had been named pastors in several churches across the country? guest: we didn't discuss that specifically at our conference over the weekend but i grew up in the southern baptist church myself. my parents works in denomination for a long period of time and it is a long conversation. there is biblical teaching around various kind of roles for genders and official roles in churches and that probably -- but discussion probably won't cease with the results of the southern baptist convention's conference decision a month or six years -- weeks ago. host: this is keith in new york city. independent line. caller: i want to go back to a question from earlier caller about the faith and freedom coalition's support for donald trump. the previous color listed a bunch of shortcomings donald trump had an your guest replied, the people of the coalition are not voting for a pastor. their only voting on public policy. but there are any number of republican to have the same exact

the correspondents case baptist has over the samples and then bob will hold this presidential impala mentor elections on the 23rd of august, according to a recent proclamation by the countries president and my son, milan god. well, the appropriate mason comes at a time that the southern african country is grappling with western interference and its internal electro processes doesn't bother and government recently, some of the top united states diplomats station did not audit over why did cold unacceptable behavior in response to a social media opposed by the late to in regards to the upcoming general elections . we were meeting elections for the president was a member of parliament and the local governments homeowners together. it's national bank. this is brenda sales to managua, who to call, but from a robot some guy who was above was. 2 been for more than 30 is, is taking a 2nd to in office with nelson tell me some of the newly formed citizens call the central change party to as is main, rival opposition political parties. however, calling for access and an audit of the photos role

ashleyjohn baptiste, bbc news.ough heathrow, planned strikes have been called out by security workers after they voted to accept an improved pay offer from heathrow airport. planned strikes by security workers at heathrow airport are not going to go ahead as things stand. they were thou's, more coming up stand. they were thou's, more coming up after a short break —— stay with us. good afternoon. plenty going on for the weather over the next few days. we've got a change in the story as we speak. we've got rain around it this morning, not for all of us. this was glasgow earlier on. some heavier bursts of rain, but already it's starting to fragment as it pushes its way steadily eastwards. but we've got rain into parts of north west england and wales, the best of the sunshine further south and east. so not a bad morning so far across surrey. as you can see. it looks likely that with the cloud and the rain, it'll be just a little bit fresher for many of us. top temperatures generally around 16 to 22 degrees, but in the

a new documentary premieres this week on the storied history of san francisco's third baptist churchr legacy in the bay area. the baptism was founded out of struggle. the struggle that was the reality for blacks because of racism in america. the documentary will debut at this year's san francisco black film festival. earlier on the four, we heard from the man behind the third baptist church documentary award winning bay area filmmaker kevin epps. it has always been a space where a lot of blacks, just 8 to 18 hundreds when they migrated from the south and needed, you know, food, clothing and shelter . that church has been there. so it's a foundational institution . and it's still today, as we talk, still service the community, the san francisco black film festival is celebrating its 25th year. the festival starts tomorrow and runs through sunday. california state parks. we kicked off today and everyone is invited to take part. officials say it's all about celebrating the state's 280 parks. this is the second year of the program. organizers are inviting people to head out and explore s

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the whole village receives water baptism and becomes baptists; it came to this, you know, a terribleu say baptists, and then pray for sins, but we all remember how people joined these sects, got into these sects, and then they lost their loved ones there and sold their apartments and generally remained on the river. yes, yes, he got to the point where this japanese founder was arrested there, he arrested us with belarus. let's go there, he was released in vladivostok, they stopped him. here things were very heavy let's say. so their finances are such stupidity that people there sold apartments, which they just didn’t do, just to bring it to their heads their. the sects there are something very hard, very hard somewhere around 95-98. it was such a time, tense in this planet. first, legally. that is, if you have arrived, the leader of some sect, get permission for you to read some lectures there, or what, if this is not there, that’s it, goodbye, there was a tightening of registration sector of various here, well, on today somewhere we have about 24 religious movements left. it was qui

no correspondent tast baptist has the defense a bob to hold this president. so impala mentally elections on the 23rd of august, according to a recent proclamation by the country's president and my son, milan god. well, the appropriate mason comes at a time that the southern african country is grappling with western interference and its internal electro processes doesn't bother and government recently, some of the top united states diplomats station did not audit over why did cold unacceptable behavior in response to social media opposed by the late to in regards to the upcoming general elections. we were spinning elections for the president who was a member of the products and the local government directors, homeowners together. it's national bank. you'll find this is brenda sales. managua, who took over from robots from gabby, who was above, was president for more than 30, is, is seeking a 2nd to an office with nelson tell me some of the newly formed citizens comedy central change party tip is main rival position political parties. however, calling for acces

ashleyjohn baptiste, bbc news.l organisers have confirmed that the arctic monkeys will go ahead on the main pyramid stage, that's despite alex turner contracting laryngitis. another performer who will deathly be there is the wrapperjuice menace, and i spoke to him earlier. i've only been here... is my first time at glastonbury pot and i've only been here... is my first time at glastonbury pot and how are ou feelin: time at glastonbury pot and how are you feeling about _ time at glastonbury pot and how are you feeling about performing? - time at glastonbury pot and how are you feeling about performing? and | you feeling about performing? and talk us through, you know, is everything planned out? do you have your set, everyone in place, you know everything back to front? will you get up there and deliver? me and m team you get up there and deliver? me and my team have — you get up there and deliver? me and my team have been _ you get up there and deliver? me and my team have been working - you get up there and deliver

martin luther king junior said those words on meet the press, the current pastor of ebenezer baptistleading a crusade for voting rights. >> taking action to pass voting rights legislation is not a policy argument. it is about the democracy itself. voting rights is how we address the deepening divide in our country. by ensuring every eligible voters voice is heard. and we, as elected representatives, have an obligation to protect their voice. >> and we're back with senator raphael warnock. how does it feel to still be there, to still be in the spot where martin luther king was, over 50 years ago, making, essentially, the same argument. >> well, you know, i'm aware of the ways in which there have been people, not only dr. king, but generations of folks who've been carrying on this fight long before i showed up. people know about dr. king making that case in 1965. but his father, the third pastor of our church, let a voting rights campaign in atlanta in 1935. >> 1935? >> 30 years prior to that. so, the struggle continues. it is disheartening in this moment to see us fighting in a lot of

to re engage with other countries and blames wisdom functions for the countries economic was chief baptist reporting for our tea and audi zimbabwe. and turkish president, ridge up type r o one has been sworn in as president after winning a historic runoff election last sunday, or or go on to the 52.2 percent of the votes and now heads into his 3rd term for another 5 years. today's in our gratian ceremony will be followed by a ceremony as the presidential palace with thousands of world leaders expected to attend the india as well. commission has called for a sedition lot to be amended saying that abolishing it entirely would have an adverse effect on security. dozens of people are imprisoned each year in india for violating the colonial era law, which was eventually suspended in may of last year. the commission on revising the law decided that it's better left in place in the interest of maintaining national security. a life sentence will now be handed down to those who inside violence against the government. however, certain amendments will be implemented to prevent it from being misused a

i came out of my position at shiloh baptist church [indiscernible] i look at the world through the eyes of the least of these. host: dr. president biden. you said he is -- back to president biden. he said he is a hypocrite. where else do you think the president's policies have been hypocritical? guest: he promised -- and would not push it. he promised $15 minimum wage and would not fight for it. he promised voting rights and he would not touch it or make a deal with manchin. that is our conservative brother down in west virginia. when it came to the debt ceiling agreement, what happened? cut back on the poor, expand military and make the deal with manchin. that is one of the few times it seems to me that not just biden but the democratic party as a whole -- as you know, i was very close with bernie sanders. he was not treated justly. he was not treated right. the democratic party is undemocratic in that sense. [indiscernible] it seems to me that we are concerned about truth and justice and if we want to preserve whatever is left of our present democracy, we have to engage in the critiqu

ashleyjohn baptiste has been finding out more.pens when people take things too far? gary has been a door supervisor for nearly four decades. a punch by a customer on shift left him hospitalised. he was diagnosed with post—concussion syndrome — a mild traumatic brain injury, with symptoms including anxiety and memory loss. it's left him unable to work. what has the emotional and mental impact of this been? you look at yourself — "how did this happen to me? "why is it happening to me?" but... again, i told you, my brain fades out here and there there. so can you just ask me the question again? erm... i can see that you're a bit emotional. yeah, yeah. it is emotional. you don't... you don't expect to be assaulted at work. i'm frightened that i might get punched again and, you know, i don't want... i don't want to die. i don't want to die at work. and gary's not alone. 20—year—old olivia has worked at some of nottingham's busiest venues for almost a year, and has faced sexual harassment from the onset. a lot of groping, people trying

ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news.in berlin. all the competitors in the games have intellectual disabilities. britain's team has enjoyed medal—winning success — and now the global head of the special olympics says he'd love the games to come to the uk, where they've never been staged before. joe wilson reports. you don't really need words to explain the point of the special olympics. just look at the faces. these are a few moments among thousands from a week of sport in berlin. but one answer from a british gymnast kind of said everything. when you're out there doing your routines, how do you feel? like i've come alive. exactly. with 20,000 volunteers officiating and assisting and encouraging the 7,000 competitors berlin has immersed itself in the special olympics. so if this can happen here in germany, the question must be, could it happen in britain? it must be the biggest global sporting event that britain has never staged. well, the man in charge of the whole organisation told me he wants a british games. great bri

buddha john the baptist mohammed confucius buddha buddha i know his real name is sidhartha gutama.he is a prince who escaped his father to meditate under a tree. yes, there is nothing about cats here, confucius should be more about elders. here is this logic. some moral standards john the baptist honestly, as if i don't remember too much in christian mythology, something about cats. it inspires me more here with confidence because it is still about islam to islam the sacred animal cat and your answer to all other cats since then, free entry to the mosque has been allowed. and this means that you are right, as you did in italian, and we came to the next fireproof amount of 100 thousand rubles, by the way, the tenth question and the bride with a dowry varvara so here it is. what river was once called the upper tunguska by analogy with the nizhny and podkamenny tunguskas who retained their names? the angara is a long river , but there are some names associated with it. i don't remember. let's take 50/50 anyway. tungusskaya is a name that reminds me of something asian. perhaps it somet

he was a family member who loved the lord and with a long time member of first baptist church of knoxville where he was a trustee for 15 years. he served as a deacon and faithfully taught sunday school. behind me right here is a picture of all the knox county mayors who went to last year's county budget address. myself, mayor shumpert, mayor jacobs, mayor ragsdale and mayor kessel down there. i know we're proud of the work. my wife and i are praying for dwight's family. he will be greatly missed by those in knox county. with that i yield back the balance of my time, george. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair.

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of present, russia, india, china, and south africa would also have discussed the admission of new baptist st. 6, great to global influence. the south africa's foreign minister, the lady ponder, welcome to the russian town to pots, okay, left off. but there is uncertainty over whether vladimir posted will be welcomed and breaks. heads of states meet your homes. but in august, the vice president is the subject of a war crimes arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court corresponding privileges on henry's in cape town about summit. and i asked him how big a shadow the russian presidents, potential august, because it was casting it is suddenly cost the big shadow on this meeting. i think proceeding this meeting, there's been a lot of exchanges and you look at what sort of again the government has done to does. it's a little that is going to be giving diplomatic immunity to or delegates that are going to be coming to the breaks on each come august. there's been a lot of debates using them or positions in problem. and here, given, filed a court action, you know, to compel the gove