. >> reporter: bethlehem. >> oh, yeah, bethlehem.hat's embarrassing. >> reporter: church leaders we spoke to today said they found the apparently low bible literacy troubling. >> we need a church that's strong, that knows its own holy book, and that is living according to it. >> reporter: the survey's authors say the poll doesn't mean americans aren't serious about their faith, but church leaders say it may mean they have to get back to basics. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> and let's test your knowledge one more time. which one of these is not one of the ten commandments? you can find the answer and take the whole quiz for yourself, compare yourself to other americans, on our website, a abcnews.com/worldnews. >>> and coming up, imagine this. you're a couple taking engagement photos and a music legend randomly appears. think you know who it is? we'll be back. before roe, my solution to the problem was to go ahead and wear hats. i was always the hat guy. i can't even tell inu how much it's changed my life. [ male announcer ] only

of materials on to silos, and lastly, a project that was recently completed in pittsburgh on the bethlehem steel facility there. with that, i'm available for any questions. >> just a comment -- progress is amazing, and we really appreciate your leadership on all of this. the silo project just sounds really cool. >> obviously a ton of work going on, and more to do. nice way to finish with the imagery there, but congratulations, good work. i do have one comment card from paul nixon. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am on the blue greenway committee. i have been on the central advisory committee for the waterfront since the beginning and represent the voters. i want to say that for rain could not be here today. she is on vacation, and she is very satisfied -- we're all very satisfied, as you are, with the progress that is going on. one of the things i noticed that came out in the meetings was this -- the fact that there is more of an awareness of the fact that one of the things we have to think about is we have a 50 or 100-your perception of the southern waterfront as a place that is indus

of materials on to silos, and lastly, a project that was recently completed in pittsburgh on the bethlehem steel facility there. with that, i'm available for any questions. >> just a comment -- progress is amazing, and we really appreciate your leadership on all of this. the silo project s

. >> bethlehem. >> oh yeah, that's embarrassing. >> church leaders say they found the apparently low bible literacy troubling. >> we need a church that's strong, that knows its own holy book and is living according to it. >> the survey's authors say the poll doesn't mean americans are serious about their faith. but church leaders say it may mean it's now time to get back to basics. dan harris, abc news new york. >> we went online and took the pop quiz, how'd you do? >> i got five wrong. >> i got 10 right. >> all right. >> what did you make? she cheated. >> i didn't cheat. >> on the curve, i passed. >> the interesting thing about the quiz, and we'll put it up on the website if you're interested in taking it, it's a tell you, which answers what you got wrong at the end of. that's what surprised me, which ones i got wrong. >> all right. very good, congratulations. >> don't be too proud, it's just a b-. >> i wanted the other three right. >>> thank you for joining us. >> have a great day, we'll see you tomorrow on good morning maryland. >> today's jamie's birthday. happy birthday! nightti

many of them ended up in refugee camps like this one here in bethlehem.than 60 years ago, so over those years the tents have been replaced by concrete homes. few, if anything palestinians, have given up on their dream of returning to their original homes now part of israel. many still have the front door keys, huge cast iron keys which look like they belong in a museum. they even have an art installation here in bethlehem at the gateway, a symbol of the right of return. but you would be hard pushed to find an expert on either side of this conflict that actually believes that israel would ever agree to the right of return and if israel were to allow hundreds of thousands of palestinians to return back to israel, then it could demographically lose its claim as a jewish state. paula hancocks, cnn. >>> i got to tell you, some florida voters could have trouble finding governor charlie crist's name on the ballot coming november. we'll explain why in a moment. w. ♪ at dow we understand the difference between innovation and invention. invention is important. it's

things that people know about religion that people do know. 7 in 10 people know jesus was born in bethlehem, and the survey shows catholics are not aware of the church's teaching what happens to the president and wine during communion, they become the body of christ. >> we have had a really interesting discussion online about whether knowledge of the bible is important for kids moving on. so we are going to talk more about that later this hour. i appreciate your time today. thanks. >> thank you for having me. >>> a second contestant on the ramsey show committed suicide. you will hear what the contestant's family has to say. >>> look at what is hot on the web soed and some of the most viewed stories on msnbc.com. bishop long's accuser calls him a monster, but admits he loved the pastor. he says to a tv station, i cannot take enough showers to wipe the smell of him off my body. >>> for germany, world war i finally ends sunday. that's when the country pays its last $94 million debt installment, and it happens to be the 20th anniversary of german reunification. >>> and india hires moneys to gua

about 70% know that jesus was born in bethlehem according to the bible and not jerusalem or nazareth. about 60% correctly associate abraham with willingness to sacrifice his son for god in the bible story. >> woodruff: now let's talk about some things that people didn't tend to know. i think we have a graphic here. some of the questions that you indicate about half people knew the answers to. >> yeah. well, to begin with, the ten commandments. we asked a question which of the following is not among the ten commandments? do not steal, do not commit adultery. keep the sabbath holy or do unto others as you would have them do unto you. a little more than half the public 55% correctly said do unto others as you would have them do unto you rule, the golden rule. but fully a quarter of americans, a little more than a quarter of americans think keep the sabbath holy is not among ten commandments and do untothers as you would have them do unto you is. >> woodruff: that's what people got about half right. now there are questions i want you to share with us a couple of examples of only less than

. >> bethlehem. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: church leaders we spoke to said they found the apparently low literacy troubling. >> we need a church that's strong, that knows its own holy book, and that is living according to it. >> reporter: the survey's authors say the poll does not mean that americans are not serious about their faith. but church leaders say it may mean it's now time to get back to basics. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> now we want to do a little test of our own and ask you which of these is not one of the ten commandments? take a look at the options we have right there. >> do not commit adultery, do unto others as you would have them do unto you, do not steal, keep the sabbath holy. check out our website at wnnfans.com to submit your answers, see what you know. >> we debated this also, so in case you're thinking, give me a second. we'll have all four posted again. we also have other cool stuff. go there, check it out announcer: when you earn your ged diploma, the barriers in your life fall. take the first step and get free ged information in your area at 1-877-38-yo

their story is a focus of a documentary called little town of bethlehem.iew. >> i have friends who had members of their families this prison or even killed. it's not easy. you can't just go to their house. i mean people are in pain. you have to feel their pain. when they're angry, you have to be angry. >> shannon: fascinating movie. the director joins us now. thank you for coming in today. >> my pleasure. >> shannon: we have heard for centuries about the the conflict that goes on in the middle east. tell us about people in your movie -- this is a documentary, real people. their effort to bring about peace in the midst of the confrontation. >> i have grown up with the conflict like everyone else and saw politics on either side. attempting to make a film, i couldn't really go in the depth of the issue. until i found hope and real people. we embedded ourselves. we met the people who as you said grew up in the violence. film-maker, story teller, i thought what does their story say about society moving toward a civil society? what does it say about people takin

public polling shows that charlie dent has a lead over the democrat who's bethlehem mayor shawn callahanxt few weeks. and really the bigamistry is solved on "dancing with the stars." there was some booing when sarah palin came on here. and some people thought that was the audience booing sarah palin. but, in fact, abc has released video and we realize that, in fact, they weren't booing sarah palin. they were booing the judges who had given some scores to some dancers right before then. so for all the sarah palin haters who thought the dancing with the stars audience members were mad at sarah palin, i'm sorry, they weren't. kyra? >> thanks for setting the record straight. thanks, mark. >>> we'll have the next political update in an hour. for all the latest political news go, to our website, cnnpolitics.com. >>> let's go cross country. starting in arizona. police arrested the mayor there on charges that he took bribes in exchange for city contracts. the fbi says the mayor steered contracts to certain businesses. he is also charged with money laundering, fraud, and conflict of interest. >>>

first phone call, bethlehem, pennsylvania. steven on the line for those 50 and older. go ahead, steven. caller: good morning. my question to mr. hunter is this, there is so much going on with the healthcare systems and the competitiveness that you talk about has to be examined. i am a medicare advantage person myself at this moment and enjoy whatever i receive from the health benefits that i consider a reasonable cost. your point about advantage healthcare plans being sabotaged through a new healthcare bill is probably on the mark. host: we got to let you go there. the dog barking in the background is a little bit distracting. what do you hear? guest: well, i was waiting for the question. it sounded like he is satisfied with medicare advantage, and he realizes that he's going to be looking around for something new, probably a medicare supplemental that aarp offers. host: next phone call. wells, maine, joseph, independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning, mr. had notter. i have a question. i have a brother-in-law that's on the state of maine medicare. guest: yes, si

first phone call, bethlehem, pennsylvania. steven on the line for those 50 and older.ahead, steven. caller: good morning. my question to mr. hunter is this, there is so much going on with the healthcare systems and the competitiveness that you talk about has to be examined. i am a medicare advantage person myself at this moment and enjoy whatever i receive from the health benefits that i consider a reasonable cost. your point about advantage healthcare plans being sabotaged through a new healthcare bill is probably on the mark. host: we got to let you go there. the dog barking in the background is a little bit distracting. what do you hear? guest: well, i was waiting for the question. it sounded like he is satisfied with medicare advantage, and he realizes that he's going to be looking around for something new, probably a medicare supplemental that aarp offers. host: next phone call. wells, maine, joseph, independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning, mr. had notter. i have a question. i have a brother-in-law that's on the state of maine medicare. guest: yes, sir. c