i have seen a lot of benny hinn.is one of the pastors that i watched the most and is often the most dramatic. he is the one on youtube where he raises his hand and you will see 100 people fall over at the same time. his very dramatic approach is one that i found somewhat manipulative. brian: you will only see one person in this one. this was december 18, 2017. benny hinn. [begin video clip] ♪ >> i rebuke the cancer in the mighty name of jesus. i come against you in the name of the one i serve. leave this young lady. leave her now in the name of the lord my god. [heavy breathing] [whispering] benny: complete the healing. it is really gone, right? there is no pain in your stomach? well then, that is real. [end video clip] kate: when i see something like that, i can only see it from her perspective. i have had a lot of people pray for me similarly and as a christian, i believe christianity has a very long tradition of divine healing. so i certainly do not think it is not possible for god to heal people. it you can see h

the pooch named benny with his own instagram following allegedly dognapped from his apartment. the movie star who helped play retriever and the happy reunion. >>> that is a really cute dog this morning. >> yes. i can watch shots of dogs like chewing snacks like that all day. >> that picture of ace seventura coming in to save the day. >> we'll have to wait and see what happens. good morning. let's get right to our top story. the new revelations from abc's exclusive interview with president donald trump. >> and the president going one-on-one with our chief anchor george stephanopoulos going after former vice president joe biden with trump set to announce formally his re-election campaign tuesday, he is attacking his potential opponent, biden, as, quote, weak while calling himself ahead in the polls. >> george really conducted an extraordinary and wide-ranging interview even covering what the president has learned in office about ufos so we've got a lot to talk about, and we'll start our coverage with abc's rachel scott who is right there at the white house with details on interna

." >> we're just here looking for toner, bennie. >> i'm bennie. huh. oh!ng with you? she picked up a bat. you can't beat up a woman. why not? because she's a woman. that's like misogynistic. >> you're the one bringing her up as a woman. 'em an equal opportunity person. >> can i handle this? bennie, we don't want trouble, we just came to ask you a couple of questions. >> oh! damn! >> stephen: please welcome samuel l. jackson! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> find my way. >> stephen: yeah. nice to see you again. ( cheers and applause ) i like someone who takes their time to let the audience appreciate them. you can't teach that. >> it's the southern way. i notice you do it. >> stephen: yeah, that's the only reason i'm here. where are you from originally? >> chattanooga, tennessee. >> stephen: oh, i didn't know that. choo-choo. >> rock city, baby. >> stephen: last night, you were at the tonies. >> was i? >> stephen: here you are presenting alongside your wife latanya richardson jackson. >> yes. >> stephen: one of the stars of "to kill a mockingbird

are going to come back having talked to their district and be in a different mindset and there is bennieonestly, it was literally what she was saying in our segment meeting today. and it is the inverse of the conventional wisdom, real people don't care about this. >> well, the problem for nancy pelosi is that a big chunk of her party actually wants to begin these proceedings. the count now is at 50 i think for democrats in the house. it's going to go up, not down. >> yes. that number is not coming down. >> what happened the last week was bob mueller short-circuited this whole thing. he basically said, guys, i wrote this report. i said you should consider obstruction of justice as the constitution prescribes it with impeachment proceedings. it was kind of alluded to. so if you are in the base and you were saying this guy should be impeached, now bob mueller is out there saying, yeah, that's what i meant, you should consider impeachment proceedings. it's very hard for nancy pelosi to be saying tap the brakes, tap the brakes. >> you can watch leadership, particularly pelosi who is an extrem

. >> jimmy: one question the movie does not answer, what the hell does "benny and the jets" mean?idea, and i never asked bernie. i quite like the prosaic, nebulous nature of things. we take the songs and use them to tell the story. "benny and the jets" is all about excess and darkness and sort of anger and frustration. >> jimmy: when we come back we're going to see a clip from the movie. when you see it, taron is actually singing. we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to you by facebook. let's find more that brings us together. ohhhh man. took my hat off. [ "to love somebody" by bee gees playing ] that's crazy! [ crowd cheering ] [ screaming ] let's go mets! ♪ [ cheering ] twice as long as the why law requires? beam because what's a couple more years when you have seven generations looking over your shoulder. don't. even. think about it. jim beam. raised right. it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for all of your wi-fi stuff, wireless charging for your phone. cool! wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at

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thank you for being here, bennie. good to see you. good to see you.ere tonight? >> jon: who is that? >> stephen: jazz legend anne hathaway is going to be here tonight. >> jon: oh, snap. >> stephen: i don't know-- i bet she could. i don't know if she plays jazz but i bet she could. she's very, very talented. >> jon: extremely talented. >> stephen: you know, folks, just saw me over there assemble a whole ikea bookshelf worth of news. but sometimes when i'm done, i have a few leftover pieces of news hardware like screws and tacks and those little wooden news pegs that look like tic- tacs, but they're a choking hazard. so i scoop them all up into a ziploc bag and i label them just in case i need them for a segment we call... "meanwhile." you're not doing anything. "meanwhile!" it gives hope. it gives hope to a worried nation! meanwhile, new york city isights star-studded met gala. all the big celebrities were there: lady gaga, katy perry, billy porter-- who avoided traffic by using the new ride- share app, uber eunuch. ( laughter ) and jared leto, who for

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collaboration with this grouping i wish we could talk for longer sadly time is against us phyllis bennis thank you so much thank you we've got a lot more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including the image of a father and his daughter that's putting migration in the u.s. sharply in focus. and in sport it is most solemn under too much pressure to perform peter will be here with the latest from the africa cup of nations. that harrowing photographs of a father and his daughter who drowned in a river on the us mexico border the rio grande day is highlighting the dangers that migrants face as they try to reach the u.s. last year more than 200 people were killed are trying to make the often deadly crossing the torah gave him the reports now and a warning some viewers may find the images in her report disturbing. martinez and his 23 month old daughter valerie a died last weekend crossing from mexico to the united states a journalist who works for a mexican newspaper found their bodies on monday she hopes the photographs she took will focus international attention on migration to the u.s. w

voters like benny say we want to get that face-to-face time. harris has come to south carolina at least five times this year and wrapped up early endorsements locally which might be a game changer on the ground. hallie? >> it is great to see both of you ladies in person and on tv today. thank you. the nation's focus may have been fixed on miami. a local earthquake rattling capitol hill. the key immigration vote that overwhelmed it seems speaker pelosi. why one is calling it a stunning defeat for the speaker when we come back. defeat for the speaker when we come back. hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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soledad: and brooks county sheriff benny martinez says it's difficult to respond to distress calls. >> does it get overwhelming in getting the 911 calls? absolutely. soledad: the brooks county sheriff's department has five deputies trained for rescue and recovery. they cover 944 square miles. this year, the department has received about 800 calls from undocumented immigrants who are lost, weary, and thirsty. >> once you get into that stage of dehydration, it's just a matter of time before you die. soledad: since 2009, the bodies and remains of more than 600 migrants have been found here. most died trying to bypass the check point, some 70 miles away from the border. >> this is the busiest check point in the nation. soledad: on this day, more than 30 undocumented migrants were caught trying to sneak through . to avoid it, some take their chances in the brush and meet a worse fate. >> this is plot of the unidentified gras. soledad: eddie canales leads the south texas human rights center. he's installed about 175 water stations on private land in the brush. >> you know, there's compassio

bennis is one of europe's most popular tourist destinations 20000000 people visit every year but the number of large cruise ships traveling through this u.n. world heritage site has alarmed many hey i. was fearing the impact on this delicate city and the lagoon surrounding it and its passengers lacked the m.s.c. opera they were greeted by protesters was the crew ship's owner says. it was about to dog when it encountered a mechanical problem it's reported to topo to try to prevent it from bombing into the grip of. an investigation is underway to point out what happened and why he would just sarah. let's speak to roberto so he's an associate professor of international law at luis university he's joining us via skype from rome good to have you with us on al-jazeera and i've. sure that you've seen that cruise ship colliding in venice just give me your initial reaction to the accident yeah good you when you get 1st of all of the action or. the action you need to leave because. discussion about. it huge ships enter into the center of a nice because this can be very dangerous so you top it

>>fitz parents does remain on benny percy have been by the child side tearfully hoping and praying forulous recovery. chief jerry dyer says a gun was found and is now undergoing ballistic testing to determine if it was the one used in the shooting. investigators spent more than 12 hours with the area off questioning witnesses. investigators say the suspect made unwanted advances toward the baby's mother deseret and never looked back after pulling the trigger in fact when. >>our downtown he just he had absolutely no remorse. >>he just shot the 10 month old baby. and not even seem to care or didn't faze him. >>right now it's unclear if hrt was under the influence of drugs or alcohol, but officers say alcohol was being consumed at the party. investigators say deseret was leaving the party sunday morning to get away from the suspect when he tracked her down and fired. the man who was driving the car was not hurt the baby was the only one struck. >>that wasn't i rose reporting the baby is in critical, but stable condition tonight that man is expected to face a judge later this week. he's al

forces and just daryn to bring you closer to the situation kyra and he let me take you to this area of benny and with temple if dealin is then you are see where there is a ball and it's been very difficult to contain that again because of security we have a militia groups there that have been attacking health workers have been attacking treatment centers are through as well making the situation very difficult indeed so all this complexity is making it hard for the government really to deal with a situation in a region that is quite reach in minerals and other resources or as a conference or they can in neighboring uganda catherine thank you u.s. national security adviser john bolton says iran should not mistake u.s. prudence for weakness bolton made the comments alongside prime minister benjamin netanyahu in israel.

people like these new people are doing they've got about 20 seconds they wanted to mention all of benny quickly tell us about that it's another colleague of us is in advisory board of the project is it beat it no journalist is mentioning it right now easing he got detention since 2 months in ecuador just for assessing encrypted devices on himself there is no proof against him they are they are just imprisoning aiding him just because they know that he was friends with julian assange and therefore they are keeping him inside for ever and ever without even a court case so free all of beanies went to look up and police have public good colleagues that actually have fought a good fight and are under attack and even imprisoned listen we've got to cut it off there thanks so much. for being on the cause. report cheers joe musto stacy thank you that's going to do it for this episode of the kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert i thank our our good friends in this jeremy eliezer over there dying dot org and the decode project if you like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser reports el

secretary of state is finding it difficult to unite the fractured bennis with an opposition into one force here's our tees up and. bike pompei always been caught making some comments about venezuela that were not intended for the prime time viewers apparently he's not sure who would replacement there oh if his regime change efforts are successful. just to keep the opposition. groups devilishly difficult moments early it's. everybody's going to be the. president of the us will be people who run for mayor of st jerome. pompei i was pretty clear about the fact that this discussion was not meant for public consumption so we didn't get a favorable response i was this is what america's top diplomat said at the united nations when the lights were on and the cameras were rolling now we have a new leader one gordo in venezuela who has promised to bring elections and constitutional order back to venezuela and security back to the region we cannot delay this critical conversation which has the world's attention for the sake of venezuela and the region we must support the venezuelan people and d

bennis is one of europe's most popular tourist destinations 20000000 people visit every year but the number of large cruise ships traveling through this u.n. world heritage site has alarmed many hang fearing the impact on this delicate city and the lagoon surrounding it. you know. it's a shameful situation but despite what happened we have been lucky given the circumstances it could have been a lot worse and it is a problem but half of the city earn thanks to these cruise ships before they said they will send more why slowly now this is happening they will do it immediately. was was as people left the embassy or they were greeted by protesters. was. the crew ship's owner says it was about to dog when it encountered a mechanical problem it's reported to tow boats tried to prevent it from bombing into the river about. an investigation is underway to find out what happened and why he would al-jazeera. now still ahead on al-jazeera a 5 hour battle at the french open sets up a quarter final between 2 swiss grand slam champions they have won. in sports. play. to. the town. june on al-jazee

. >> private bennie allen dewitt. >> reporter: charles shay n up in the community in maine. attended high school. drafted into the army and trained as a medic. that brought him to the carnage of omaha beach. >> mortar and artillery coming at us. and when the ramp went down, the men that were standing in the front, some of them were killed immediately. >> reporter: others were so badly hurt, they couldn't drag themselves out of the surf. >> many men who had been wounded were laying and could not help themselves. and the tide was socoming in ve fast. >> reporter: but charles was faster, returning time after time to drag the men up the beach. >> i hope i saved the life of many. 10 to 20. >> reporter: others say it was many more. he received a silver star. lately charles shay has to be c fallen brothers in his final years. >> i've been here for o do you any you will stay here now? >> it will be my last place. i will die here. >> reporter: but not yet. >> i believe i can talk with the souls of the men who wanlder around the beach here. i want to assure them they are not forgotten

i was a drummer for ten years, and in freshman year in high school, god benny and thejets came out andve loved elton‘s music and everything that is elton ever since. one of the reasons eltonjohn has been given this particular award, which is quite something, from france, is for his musical genius, essentially. and i have heard so much about it, apparently he comes up with these songs, these hits, in minutes. how much can you tell us about eltonjohn as the musician? he is amazing. his music is in—depth, in such a way, i mean, when he wrote this stuff, for him and his band, to write such classics in15 minutes' time, and then in 15 minutes' time the band learns it and records it, and they are standing to this day as amazing songs, they are epic. playing elton‘s music has made me a better piano player than i ever was. i loved his music, i love the way he phrases chord structures, melody lines. hello there. things are warming up this weekend right across the board. it'll certainly be noticeable across southern areas, where the humidity will also gradually increase, and into next week, certa

well suspects a swedish programmer and digital privacy activist all are benny he was released last week from prison in ecuador after being arrested on the very same day as julian assange is back in april he was accused of trying to hack government computers then he told us his case was politically motivated and the prosecutors allegedly tried to link him to a song he says though that he's never worked for we can except i feel persecuted because public official from going on t.v. lying about my case and then giving conflict they have to mount me i feel persecuted because my legal rights have been broken repeatedly and many many times over this process i can't tell you what the reasons are behind it but i can tell you that it's politically motivated and there are 2 main reasons why i say this the 1st one is that during the 1st 3 hearings the reasons the judges gave for keeping me in prison were not actually compatible with ecuador law my initial detention was illegal which was confirmed by the habeas corpus tribunal last week and finally the president and the minister of interior has repe

that these killings are no longer taking place in the forests they're taking place in the town of benny. and now burying the dead is all the civilian population can do many know given the brutal history of this area things could get even less. we want security restored since the mobutu regime i have never seen security forces who are so weak we are facing terrorism the authorities need attacked. the containing violence is happening efforts to contain the sick and people in the epidemic on record the number of cases hit 2000 this week as a rate of infection accelerates adding another problem to an already. the debate over the fate of relatives of the fighters is back in the spotlight off of the repopulation from syria of a to barack and with ties to the group the 2 women and 6 children are among hundreds of people freed from kurdish controlled camps this week was in jordan as the details in washington d.c. . not much is known about this group of a u.s. citizen said to be 2 women and 6 children being brought back to the united states from northeastern syria where they apparently have been

bennis is one of europe's most popular tourist destinations 20000000 people visit every year but the number of large cruise ships traveling through this u.n. world heritage site has alarmed many here fearing the impact on this delicate city and the lagoon surrounding it. you know. it's a shameful situation but despite what happened we have been lucky given the circumstances it could have been a lot worse and it is a problem but half of the city earn thanks to these cruise ships before they said they will send them away slowly now this is happening they will do it immediately. was was as people left the embassy or they were greeted by protesters was the cruise ships owner says it was about to dog when it encountered a mechanical problem it's reported to towboats tried to prevent it from bombing into the river about. an investigation is underway to find out what happened and why he would al-jazeera. pope francis has asked for forgiveness for the mistreatment of the roma people during a trip to romania the head of the roman catholic church apologize for the discrimination they've suffer

st hard, if you are warren or benny sanders, the answer is my policy is way to the left of everybodytic, kind of crazy. but otherwise i think it is very hard. you saw castro trying to say i have the best immigration plan but i wonder for the average view fer that was a fairly confusing conversation. >> trevor: he started talking about the name of the bill. >> i think candidate-- i think castro was em mat-- emphatic and also a latino candidatement people know he spoke about immigration in great detail, emphasized his background. that was useful for him as well. >> trevor: let's talk about the moderators for a bit. a lot of these did he baits are determined by the people who are moderating the debate. what do you think of the job that they did? >> so i like the question where they ask people, i know you made fun of the hand raising because it is like first grade but it does help you understand, the clearest moment, i know de glassio, elizabeth warren are for medicare for not and not private insurance. everybody else isn't. on iran i know cory book certificate some what different, altho

should be amended somehow in the months to come because we have been promised the north must and will benny on the last summit in sofia as a clear sentence in the final communique from that summit saying that no less than you and all men are going to get that from the opening negotiations in june 2000 we are again postponed was good in all of that that that is only a technical postponement but believe me i have difficulties and many other people around need to be acknowledged currently in power in skopje to explain to the come the people that it is really only a technical person on it if you don't get the green wire october what with that mean for your government from. undermining c.d.'s on the money of the trade up in forces or your own files are going to be put in the corner i'm not speaking of old who is going to be the winner of the next parliament elections i'm at the very beginning of my term as the president of the country so i can put aside that political ambitions at least for a while but it's very important for the region as a whole is if you like finally brussels to send a positi

bennie thompson, for the great work that he has been doing with his task force and his committee and other members who are working with him as we go forward. and we are pleased that the administration has agreed to provide an all member briefing on election security, that will happen in july. so we can get the facts. we have been trying to get the facts. some people around here may think that it's ok to just make policy without the facts. we are evidence-based, scientifically oriented, truth and knowledge based on how we go forward. we look forward to that briefing. and we also look forward to july 17 when special counsel o's testimony on july 17, the special counsel, robber mueller's testimony, to come forward. our national security is being threatened and the american people need answers. this is not to be fear mongering. this is to be smart and anticipate a known challenge that exists and to do something about it. we can't just talk about the mueller report and saying what it says about the russian interference in our elections unless we are ready to do something about it. today w

forces in fact daryn to bring you closer to the city waste and amply let me take you to this area benny and with campbell dealing with n.p.r. he well there is a boy it's been very difficult to contain that again because of security we have a militia group that have been attacking health why kids have been attacking treatment centers are through as well making very difficult indeed so all of this complexity is making it hard for the government really to deal with the situation in a region that is quite 3 chine mineral than other resources or as a catherine story there in khartoum in neighboring uganda catherine thank you u.s. national security adviser john bolton says iran should not mistake u.s. prudence for weakness bolton made the comments alongside prime minister benjamin netanyahu in israel to have been discussing regional security as tensions remain high between washington and tehran iran can never have nuclear weapons not against the usa and not against the world and as he made clear yesterday referring to his earlier remarks the president said i just strike stop the strike from g

that these killings are no longer taking place in the forests they're taking place in the town of benny. for now burying the dead is all the civilian population can do many know given the long and brutal history of this area . even less would like to hear what we want security restored since the mobutu regime i have never seen security forces who are so weak we are facing terrorism the authorities need to act. the containing violence is happening if is to contain the sick and west people of the epidemic on record the number of cases hit 2000 this week as a rate of infection accelerates adding another problem to an already deadly mix. do stay with us here on the news hour still to come we'll tell you about the invisible threat in nigeria that's killed hundreds of children and is threatening the lives of thousands of others also ahead why cuba is almost becoming a no go country for americans as the u.s. government again gets tough with its communist neighbor. and in the sports teams south africa's cricket world cup campaign goes from bad to worse as they lose again this time against india

killed in an attack in the eastern democratic republic of congo military sources say the attack in benny was conducted by rebel fighters belonging to the group known as the allied democratic forces gunshots are said to be continuing in the area. a syrian government airstrike has hit a market in the rebel held province of idlib as an offensive there continues the attack in the town of balad are newman killed at least 3 people enable damascus launched an offensive to retake the last major territory under rebel control. dozens of hospitals are among those in the areas being hit by the bombings that ceding to some medical staff to feel that they're being intentionally targeted by the syrian government and russian forces said in because reports are from italy. even though located in a cave hospitals are not safe in this part of syria anymore as the regime and its allies continue to target them. who are so low was injured in. almost a month ago with over the horizon she and her brother went back home to pick up some stuff during what they believed was a cease fire. is the. well of. my brother

. >> yeah, benny. that is destroyed and decimated the black community, social as well as policies.e in terms of the welfare. so a little bit of agreement here but mostly -- >> laura: cornel, you think bernie sanders is going to deliver a better economy than trump for african americans? i haven't heard that argument for bernie. i have heard a lot about give-aways. how is he going to raise the wage earning capacity of all americans, including african americans that have been hit by open borders and the lowers of wages because of a huge influx of indigent workers? >> my dear sister, you asked the workers at walmart who are of all colors. we're talking about humanity. you ask the workers at walmart whether they will be able to live a life with more decency under sanders administration as opposed to a trump administration. he was just there in arkansas standing with the workers, mcdonald's workers. he stands with poor people. that's his connection to fdr, martin luther king. so my dear sister candice, i would argue that welfare again now is not socialist. it was an attempt to intervene

there is anti-americanism abroad which the trump a bennis a station has almost made legitimate. you see in opinion polls that the germans regard the u.s. is a bigger threat to their security than russia and china, which is astounding considering the u.s. provides their security. vonnie: it is not just in europe. one of the democratic candidates said that last night, too. neil: the democrats are in a difficult position here because they know that anti-china is something that resonates with their voters as well as with republicans. i think that if you look back on the last few years, if anything, democrats were the one who were most eager to take china on, whether on trade or currency manipulation. trump has put them in a difficult position, and i don't think any of the democratic hopefuls are going to be taking him on on this issue. when joe biden said a few weeks ago after he announced he was running that he thought the china threat was being overhyped, it immediately was on it,and trump jumped that biden made a mistake. he had to dial it back and reposition himself. there is a

attraction -- a fleet of vintage cars that includes a 1914 overland driven by the tv and movie comic jack benny 1980s, he restores the famous carousel and erects the park's first roller coaster. >> he had big ideas for the amusement park. you know, that was his dream. the man was just crazy about amusement rides. >> over the next decades, profits keep climbing. but the park's success is an exception to the rule within the industry. amusement-park historian jim futrell tells me that, since the 1960s, family-run operations like the trimpers' have become a dying breed. >> with the interstate highways and the shift to corporate theme parks, a lot of the family-owned parks fell by the wayside. >> what does a family-owned amusement park do with that kind of competition? >> well, i think you have to know your place in the market. >> trimper's did seem to know its place, trading on its rich history and tradition. >> no amusement park in the world has been owned by a family as long as this one. >> in the world? >> in the world. and these are rides that have been around for generations, and people come t