the bible college graduation. once they have their degree they're assigned to one of the six angola camps to minister to the other inmates and to become missionaries you know the prisons in louisiana. we're going to go out in every corner of this prison and and institutions in the ways and we're going to lead men we believe men and worship and prayer and we're going to preach the gospel and we're going to show it is a vet away. and we are allowed to do certain things that other inmates that are not allowed to do because of our education and what our our mission is we are allowed to go into the cell blocks we're allowed to go and adama toys whereas other inmates can't do that but because of our training in our background in the word of god we're able to go meet the man at their point you know where they're at in minister to. god you think i was worth anything i never did look will go it go prove me wrong you know you prove me wrong he said no you were much more than you you know he begins to grow again you can just

the bible reminds us to pray for the peace of jerusalem. thanks for joining with us this week, from all of us here at christian world news stay cool and god blesyou. (speaking in international language) and he said unto the go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel ♪ every creature in the world. (applause)

what does the bible say about that? are there any examples in the bible about socialism that are given positive things as what you should do? there is an example. kreisky of all you have to the poor -- >> give all you have to the poor. >> there is a story about a man and woman. they brought money from the field to the apostle. they kept a little bit for themself and brought the rest to the apostle. they did not give it all. they lied and they get buried. the apostle recognizes, did you own the field? he said yes. did you sell it? yes. and you brought the money to caesar. there is a recognition that it is private property. you have a right to sell what you own. he brought the money to the church not caesar. that is not socialism because it is voluntary and recognize as private property and private ownership. the church in jerusalem became in economic trouble. it is not an example of socialism. people were voluntarily giving to the church. give it another try. giving one example of socialism in the bible where it says you

and this is why the perf study is becoming the bible, the new bible, of the police department in their new implementing strategies of reorganizing the police department. and part of the perf program that police chief gascon is using has a section about community policing and on foot beats. and they generously quote the controller's study that was commissioned in 2007 in the execution of those foot beats. that is well refrpblsed -- referenced in the controller's report, in the letters that had been sent to us. so we very much appreciate, i think, the question of, is foot beat something we can legislate and we'd like to see more of? i anticipate that the concerns that will be shared with us by the assistant chief in the police department is that it's a question of staffing. we get that. it is a question of staffing which is why we put the onus back in the police chief and the police department to make those judgment calls. however, though, i think it's important that the people of san francisco weigh in on the importance of community policing and a feature of community policing being ins

i was fighting as a brand-new christian and through bible college and trained the army on how to fightthis is a part of who i am. my dna. >> reporter: the leader of this unorthodox group of warriors is john ranken, an evangelical pastor and founder of xtreme ministries. it is slashed between the good will school and beauty school in a clarksville, tenure, strip small mall. at this church let's just say they don't quite believe in turning the other cheek. if jesus christ walked into a bar and saw you in a cage bloody with another guy also bloody what in the world do you think jesus christ would think. >> he would probably think, wow, that's cool. >> reporter: you think jesus christ would think this is cool. >> you think about it. look what jesus endured for our sake. he faced his own cage in life. >> reporter: but make no mistake. this sport known as mixed martial arts can leave you a bloody mess. it's a combination of wrestling, kick boxing and other martial arts that's made the championship a hit. the action is so brutal, it's banned in seven states. >> when i go into the ring i'm goi

residents pray together and attend bible study. he left and started a similar rehab center in another city and got into trble with the governnt when hey lead muslim residents to christ. policeerated his rehab center. >> we went all together holding worship suddenly the special forces climbed the fence and stormeinto the house and filmed our meeting and our singing. they told us we were doing prohibited religiousactivity. >> he was ordered to stop praying and talking about christ with the resident and fined 25 times his month salary. the facility was raided 6 months later and ordered pay another massive fine. so why the harsh treatment when the constitution guarantees religious freedom. >> they rejohn steinbecked people giflg up their faith and accepting something new. they fear their national faith is pushed out. >> and thinking somehow it will destroy their culture but the christian faith is enhancing and never against it. upon the country where christian suffer the worst treatment. house churches are raided. cristians are jaild a

not only must i have been reading a faulty copy of the bible, but in the land of the bible, the leadersy's israel must have been reading the same copy. because they built border fences to protect their citizens from terrorists, and illegal job seekers alike. they deported over 136,000 illegal foreign workers between september of 2002, and may of 2005. that's modern-day israel. the percentages of the equivalent of that was about 6.5 million removals in the united states, had we done the same thing. so, over that same period of time. and the law in return applies only to jews. now anything less would certainly result in the annihilation of the whole of the jewish people that reside today in israel. and for those reasons, they have their policy, which don't seem to be objected to by the clergy in america, and certainly not by me. i think they have a right for their determination. but at the base of this concept that animates this hearing appears to be that the only biblically acceptable immigration policy is an open borders policy. never mind the fact that four out of every ten mexican adu

nor bible no generic went unread by senator byrd.rburg definitely put history to work ith more passion and power and promise than anyone in the republic's history. but while he relished history, he lived for the future. the picture of his great state and our great country. was unapologetic to critics of his efforts to bring federal programs and dollars to west virginia. to him, it was a labor of love. when robert c. byrd loved, he loved deeply and for all the days of his life. to senator byrd the constitution, yes, it was not a relic but rather a living, breathing soul of the republic. he was its greatest defender and its most compassionate promoter. it is fitting that this lover of history, the guarding of the cost of tuition, the son of the senate, is being memorialized even as a nation celebrates indie pendant today. senator byrd may not have been a founding father, but this adopted son of a west virginia coal miner would have been right at home among them. yes, he could hobnob with kings and claims all over the world and prince a

. >> reporter: here in north north a, deep in the bible the bible up of atheists group ofdecided to remind eople of the history of the pledge of allegiance by putting pl puttingillboards all over the state, including one on the billy graham parkway, which say "one nation indivisible." billy graham parkway, which say "one nation indivisible." urposely leaving out the words god.r god." atheists point out those words at original the original pledge. writtens written in 1892, more years00 years after the country as founded, by pastor francis ellamy, as part of a campaign to promote patriotic observances in schools. >> one nation, indivisible -- nation, indivise pastor didn't use the words "under god." >> reporter: the p use thes added the phrase in 954. so you think having "under god" you thin so you think having "under god" you thin s actually discriminatory? it is for it is for me because i don't believe in a god and i don't believe our i don't believe in a god and i don't believe our don't believe that our country was founded on christianity or vejoy isgion. >> reporter: jennifer lovejoy is

not only must i have been reading a faulty copy of the bible, but in the land of the bible, the leaders of today's israel must have been reading the same copy, because they build border fences to protect their citizens from terrorist and illegal job seekers alike. they deported over 146,000 illegal immigrants over the course of a year. if we had done the same thing, the equivalent would have been 6.5 million illegals removed in the united states. this law applied in israel only to jews. anything less would certainly result in the annihilation of the whole of the jewish people who live today in israel. for those reasons, they have their policy which do not seem to be objected to by clergy in america, and certainly not by me. i think they have a right to their determination. it appears to be that the only biblically acceptable immigration policy is an open borders policy, despite the fact that one out of every 10 mexican adults say they would migrate to the united states if given the opportunity to do so, and that there are 5 billion people on the planet who have a lower capital-letter in

not only must i have been reading a faulty copy of the bible, but in the land of the bibl the leaders of today's israel must have been reading the same copy. because they built border fences to protect their citizens from terrorists, and illegal job seekers alike. they deported over 136,000 illegal foreign workers between september of 2002, and may of 2005. that's modern-day israel. the percentages of the equivalent of that was about 6.5 million removals in the united states, had we done the same thing. so, over that same period of time. and the law in return applies only to jews. now anything less would certainly result in the annihilation of the whole of the jewish people that reside today in israel. and for those reasons, they have their policy, which don't seem to be objected to by the clergy in americ and certainly not by me. i think they have a right for their determination. but at thease of this concept that animates this hearing appears to be that the only biblically acceptable immigration policy is an open borders policy. never mind the fact that four out of every ten mexican

and every saturday i take an hour and a half and i read from the bible with my younger boy.national bible championship in israel and became in third in the international. it's like a big spelling bee. huge. and i relax then. i draw a lot of spiritual strength. you know, i used to teach him. he is now 15. but in the last couple of years, he teaches me. so, yes, i draw enormous reservoirs of strength and relaxation. i think that is needed for all leaders, but especially for the leaders of israel. >> larry: four years ago, the former prime minister ariel sharon suffered a stroke. is he still alive? do you ever go to see him? what is that story? >> it's a tragedy. ariel sharon was a great leader of israel. in my mind, the greatest general israel has had in modern times, has contributed a lot to the country and, unfortunately, has suffered, as you say, the stroke. we can all pray that somehow he miraculously recover, but that has not happened yet. but i think the people of israel value his contributions. i certainly do. >> larry: earlier in the program, you mentioned that hamas i

both read the same bible and pray to the same god.prayers of both could not be answered, that of neither has been fully answered. the almighty has his own purposes. then he quotes the bible, quote, woe unto the world because of offenses, unquote. yet if god will that it continue until all the wealth piled by the bondsman's 250 years of unrequited toil shall be sunk and until every drop of blood drawn shall be paid with another drawn by the sword as was said 3,000 years ago so still it must be said the judgments of the lord are true and righteous. unquote. that was lincoln's words. his second inaugural address. so i won't debate whether or not we're a christian nation, but that's how we got our start. despite the efforts of those evenly 1800's, up to the present day who disregard the facts they disregard so many of our founders' own words, call benjamin franklin a deist, even though 80 years of age at the constitutional convention, he's the one that says, i have lived, sir a long time and the longer i live, the more convincing proof i

it comes from the bible. even though i'm not currently involved in any specific college, i am going on a mission trip. i've been accepted to the world race. i'll be going to 11 countries in 11 months. i'll be leaving in october. i get to practice what i preach. as a follower of just, i can say all i want but if i am not saying what i should be doing but i don't actually do it myself, how hypocritical is that? i would encourage those who are christians, chatholics. it doesn't matter. be that light as aaron said. the light penetrates the darkness in such a way that darkness has no power over it. in conclusion, be strong in your faith, pray for government leaders. pray for one another. pray for phyllis. these are important things. i do believe god answers prayer. don't be afraid to be open about your faith. there's nothing to be afraid about. take a strong stand in what you believe. if you take a strong stand, you may be standing alone, but others may join with you. juns once you stand up, somebody else will sta

and in church the red of the edge of white pages in a black bound bible coming together, closing. red as a congregation rises. [applause]. >> this references a lynching. the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they hang you from a tree you need a will. your folks won't have to worry about a meal with this insurance when that day of sorrow come. silos you might not be here april. if you died right sudden you'd need a will. >> this next i

nor bible no generic went unread by senator byrd.terburg definitely put history to work with more passion and power and promise than anyone in the republic's history. but while he relished history, he lived for the future. the picture of his great state and our great country. he was unapologetic to critics of his efforts to bring federal programs and dollars to west virginia. to him, it was a labor of love. when robert c. byrd loved, he loved deeply and for all the days of his life. to senator byrd the constitution, yes, it was not a relic but rather a living, breathing soul of the republic. he was its greatest defender and its most compassionate promoter. it is fitting that this lover of history, the guarding of the cost of tuition, the son of the senate, is being memorialized even as a nation celebrates indie pendant today. senator byrd may not have been a founding father, but this adopted son of a west virginia coal miner would have been right at home among them. yes, he could hobnob with kings and claims all over the world and pr

bible helped to pave the road from your capital to brussels. >> he explained not how turkey could get into the eu but could the e you get out of turkey? in a nod to the turkish anger at the suffering of palestinians, there was a criticism of israel. >> the attack on the flotilla was completely unacceptable. the situation must change. humanitarian goods and people must flow in both directions. gaza cannot and must not be allowed to remain a prison camp. >> at the turkish prime minister's office, the soldiers were as formal as ever. was this spring and the step of the two leaders? >> uk's support for turkey has been very important. the u.k. has been unwavering in its support for turkey which we appreciate it. >> mr. cameron said off for the airport to go to india. this was a brief visit and a reminder that turkey cannot be ignored. >> just briefly, the african union has agreed to send another 2000 peacekeeping troops to somalia to help deal with counter insurgency. the eu has not changed the mission of the mandate. it should be strengthened to allow troops to engage in combat. a con man

burning across central russia association month will be done only steam but the margins he says in the bible services have really struggled with this to put them out now the people that we've spoken to them for bonuses that those the witness that were in flames being burned but it happened very very quickly it was a very aggressive five that spread rapidly through the house and those nothing these people could really do a bit stunned awards as the flames complete a.

it shows a picture of a bible with a label reading, warning, may impair judgment. one local ground says it's antireligious and they wanted removed. >> the government can't do anything to overtly support religion. we all heard that a lot. but it also means that the government can't support things that are openly hostile to religion. >> alan: the art sold yesterday for $500, but it's scheduled to remain on display until december. >>> a judge allowed a controversial roundup to resume and 250 wild horses were removed from a nevada range. horse advocates tried to amount the -- halt the roundup after several horses died. but the bureau argued 500 horses could die because they were already starving and dieing in the brutal summer temperatures. the agency is in the process of removing 12,000 horses to bring their numbers down to what it considers an appropriate management level. >>> east oakland hasn't had a national grocery outlet in more than 20 years. but that's about to change. kroger, the country's largees grocery retailer, is building two stores, one at 66th 66th ave

it comes from the bible. even though i am not currently involved in any specific college, i am going on a mission trip. i have been accepted -- i will begun to 11 countries in 11 months and i will be leaving in october. i get to practice what i preach. as a follower of jesus, icahn said all i want, but if i am not actually doing what i am saying i'm going to be doing, how hypocritical is that? i would like to encourage you guys to be that light. that light penetrates the darkness in such a way that darkness can -- it has no power over it. in conclusion, be strong in your faith. pray for the government leaders. the lord wants us to do that in the bible. prefer one another. pray for phyllis. i do believe that god answers prayer. there's something about prayer that is three powerful. do not be afraid to be open about your face. there is nothing to be afraid about. -- about your faith. take a strong stand and what you believe. you may be standing alone, but others will join you. that is the cool thing. once you s

well that's a hell of a given that in some bible is noticeably absent from the pro bowl to venice with law itself on a bill that was doing a great job in bringing russia and now the gold the arsenal player in four point seven to five meters while germans silkiest the board and these a rise of got silver and dollars respectively with for me those sixty five centimeters. not more success but arsenal is one is eight hundred metres might be a seven about living out the most status as bravery by winning a title one minute to a point twenty two seconds thanks once again we are told that he needs second gold of the yeah up the winning in the same discipline add the world indoor championships in doha. result of the continued no breaking success in the middle distances winning the women's three thousand meter steeplechase well champion martyrdom in this was unable to overpower the russian towards the end meaning spain's first medal of the position is a silver one worth about a lovable one a tide battle for the bruins to join compadre of the to give up on the podium. if i may not be untrue or th

this only want a bible because of andrew breitbart, and fox news, -- only went viral because of andrew breitbart and fox news it was all fox news? no. >> didn't the naacp condemn the remarks?s? >> they did and then they said they got snookered. i watched sean hannity with the blonde woman who is the darling of the right -- >> ann coulter. >> who said that andrew breitbart was set up. she is making him the victim. it is beyond comprehension on that side. >> talk about selective editing. the main news show on fox at 6:00 with threbret baier -- we did not touch the store on monday because we had no background. we touch the story on tuesday at the time, the day before, the deputy chief of staff was the commanding -- commending his staff at "politico" the quick action on the story of canning her. if you are going to have the full record here, you ought to show the full record. >> what you did is also what hannity and bill o'reilly did. >> this is not fox news story. this is an naacp story and shirley sherrod story. >> this is about a big lie that the media facilitated without checking. i do

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. >> reporter: here in north carolina, deep in the bible belt, a group of atheists decided to remindeople of the history of the pledge of allegiance, by putting up six billboards all over the state. including one on the billy graham parkway. that says one nation indivisible, purposely leaving out the words, "under god," atheists point out those words were not in the original pledge, which was written in 1892, by francis bellamy, as part of a campaign to promote patriotic observances in schools. >> one nation, indivisible. >> reporter: the pastor didn't use the words "under god." congress added the phrase in 1954. you think having the phrase under god is discriminatory? >> i think it is for me. i don't believe in a god. i don't believe our country was founded on christianity or any religion. >> reporter: jennifer lovejoy is a mother of two and wife of a disabled policeman. >> i'm not taking away anyone else's belief in a god. many of our fore fathers feared god. but i think they feared political correctness more. >> it's silliness. >> reporter: evangelicals are fighting back. over the

the could of least directly to the banks main entrance to the gold was to have been removed from the bible in just a few months hundred eighty. one prevented people palatial dion's to the question is contained in the archive of all to live in professor of history at university he is drawing the witness reports to reconstruct that day's events almost in full could they be attributed to. one of the eyewitnesses who writes that outrageous brought team self-worth into the beast matilde because on bank only in the evening of august the fifth they were about to start removing valuables from the bank when the city was shelled by the enemy. when four trucks and shipped them and fifty armed red army men back to the bank they started moving gold out despite the shelling but they could take out only a hundred crates with gold worth six million roubles and ninety five million rubles worth of my bank notes for. the war it's only in units of the so-called czechoslovak legion entered with the seventh one thousand nine hundred eighteen the. capital center telegrams only headquarters of the he visited the

nor bible no generic went unread by senator byrd.urg definitely put history to work with more passion and power and promise than anyone in the republic's history. but while he relished history, he lived for the future. the picture of his great state and our great cuntry. he was unapologetic to critics of his efforts to bring federal programs and dollars to west virginia. to him, it was a labor of love. when robert c. byrd loved, he loved deeply and for all the days of his life. to senator byrd the constitution, yes, it was not a relic but rather a living, breathing soul of the republic. he was its greatest defender and its most compassionate promoter. it is fitting that this lover of history, the guarding of the st of tuition, the son of the senate, is being memorialized even as a nation celebrates indie pendant today. senator byrd may not haveeen a founding fathe but this adopted son of a west virginia coal miner would have been right at home among them. yes, he could hobnob with kings and claims all over the world and prince and pr

men were trying to escape from a burning village using the paved road and found themselves a truck bibles of flames they had to turn back when their car almost caught one of them and they said it felt like they will just write. other news now on our teacher in the restructuring to retrieve thousands of barrels containing dangerous chemicals from the song why river in the northeast of the country the containers were lost when heavy flooding hit factories located near the river if the toxic chemicals are not recovered they would reach the russian border within two weeks sarah firth is outside the chinese embassy here in moscow. the chinese media reporting that thousands of these barrels have now been retrieved from the song. thousands more remain in it floating towards towards russia now of course the song was a subsidiary of the moon river which joined russia's far eastern territory and it would take one two weeks for these barrels to reach there now what we're hearing is that the chinese authorities are saying that that's unlikely to happen the barrels run likely to reach the end though a

the thing is half the size of the king james bible. it is confusing. businesses are upset about it. it's on core with obama care. it's online with that, which is a gigantic increase in the power and control of government and i don't think people think it's going to do anything good. >> how many new regulations? >> thousands. >> 243. how big are they? >> how big are they? >> yes. >> they're big. >> some of them are hundreds of pages in length. >> read it before you condemn it. eleanor. >> it's a big country, you need a lot of regulations. you need a list, and you have the right saying that it's crisping business. i think the president gets it just about right. he got with the political system could deliver. i wish it goes further. it goes plenty far enough. i think the next step has to do with to name elizabeth warren to head the consumer financial protection bureau, which is newly created entity. she's the outspoken harvard, i think she is an american government. that is a big plus. she is the voice of main street. she really does relate to the american people. i think she broken th

community or intelligence services will exist as well methods change but principles as described in the bible this is to this day but the information revolution doesn't affect intelligence priorities of course. thank you very much a leg for joining us. in the russian empire. to save the soviets. five hundred tons of gold and dozens of colored. six hundred. roubles. the train. station. sentry long way. ministry of the. on. the top stories from the news channel russia and germany. both leaders. are improving relations with the west. america's longest war the us involvement in afghanistan says. frustration over the growing human. costs attacks in afghanistan reached an all time high. for foreign troops since the stuff has been. in the us. the first joint space flight. that followed thirty five years ago two spacecraft. blasted off and. all of course as well and whole lot more twenty four seven adults he. hello and welcome thanks for joining our sports round up on a tough subject and here is what's coming up in the program diego maradona and i could stay in charge of the argentine national team f

we say i can painting is the bible in colors the same could be said about these paintings there the history of our town and colors it's especially good for the young people who were raised without knowing their roots. monk maxime turn to religion at the time of year is truly can russia images of abandoned church isn't wide washed icons are still strong in his memory he's convinced that the artist should not give up and should continue with his dream of painting all of border of squid his meals to talk more about why the provincial town of bor of scores of favorite of so many tourists and historians are now joined by expert in russian history and. professor william brumfield hello and thank you very much for joining us you're welcome you tell me about the town of bor of held a deeply for you why is that what is so special about this town i think part of it is the landscape the river that runs through the town creates a park but it also creates ravines and hills that played an important part in the history of the town and that's preserved today the other thing is that the town is off the main

community or intelligence services will exist as well methods change but principles as ascribed in the bible persist to this day but the information revolution doesn't affect intelligence priorities of course. thank you very much a leg for joining us. i knew when president that had been german chancellor merkel messed up in book which the issue of the international community was known the famous pull it was invited president obama to meet its. know when didn't sign the u.s. war not down assad has now become washington's longest ever military campaign to pull supposing vietnam. launched from the polls at the beginning of corporation between the us and the soviet union at the height of the cold war the apollo for you space mission happened actually five years ago. i'll be back to the top of the next hour with more well news right now they say that scott toppled the bases spools at the top of. hello and thanks for joining sports news on r t and here is what's coming up in the next ten minutes american dream form also in barcelona star terry and rejoin as the new york red bulls on a multi-year d