this is an extension of what i read in the bible. does the law stand on hitting your child or hitting a student in a school? >> unfortunately the law is very easy at the extremes. no one is going to get arrested for a spanking. if god tells you to rob a bank, you can't rob a bank. when you get to these -- the corporal punishment that is more than a spanking, but less than a broken arm, the police struggle with these cases the laws vary by state. but most of the time the police don't get involved in these. even though the sad truth is most victims of murder, children who are victims of murder are people who are children killed by their family members. >> you make the point that the bible mentions a lot of things that aren't accepted anymore. >> look in the 19th century i wrote about this in a book i wrote about the influence of the bible in american history, the bible openly supports slavery and many people in the south used the biblical defense saying don't trust me, abraham had slaves, moses had slaves. jesus did nothing to stop sla

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this is an extension of what i read in the bible.he law is very easy at the extremes. no one is going to get arrested for a spanking. if god tells you to rob a bank, you can't rob a bank. when you get to these -- the corporal punishment that is more than a spanking, but less than a broken arm, the police struggle with these cases the laws vary by state. but most of the time the police don't get involved in these. even though the sad truth is most victims of murder, children who are victims of murder are people who are children killed by their family members. >> you make the point that the bible mentions a lot of things that aren't accepted anymore. >> look in the 19th century i wrote about this in a book i wrote about the influence of the bible in american history, the bible openly supports slavery and many people in the south used the biblical defense saying don't trust me, abraham had slaves, moses had slaves. jesus did nothing to stop slavery. on the matters of family, the bible is not a parents textbook. it's the dr. spock of the

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the bible openly supports slavery.lical defense saying don't trust me. abraham had slaves. jesus did nothing to stop slavery. so the -- on the matters of family, the bible is not a parenting textbook. it's not the dr. spock of the ancient world. and the attempts to take biblical passages and apply them are dangerous. most mainstream protestant groups, the methodist church had openly rejected this idea. and my personal opinion about this is if you're going to argue with people who are using the bible as a defense, you can't use the law in a lot of ways. you can't use mainstream society where science don't reject this. you're almost better off making a biblical argument to say this is a very fringe idea. it is mentioned only a few times. in the book of proverbs and the larger theme of the bible is have children and multiply. and many people who argued against this from the biblical point of view have said this is against the idea of the bible. it's against the teaching of jesus which is to be sensitive to those and most

on this matter the bible is not particularly vague.ou spare the rod, you hate your children. if you want to discipline your children, you would be aggressive. i think for these people there is comfort in the bible and, of course, what we know in america is sometimes the people that put their faith in the bible come in conflict with people that put their faith in science or, of course, the law. >> how far does the discipline go and how do you define it? gary tuchman detailed alleged abuses, girls denied going to the bathrooms for hours and hours, force-fed and starved, some of these girls said, abusive-sounding stuff. if it's true, how can they be justified? >> it's hard to justify based on religion. let's put it that way. these are extreme people cutting themselves off taking an extreme view of religion. for most people who do support corporal punishment and as jeff knows far better than i, almost half the states in the country it's still legal at this point in time in american history. most of the people like focus on the family, whic

that's the only alternative. >> carlton went back to his bible. greek and hebrew texts. >> the bible is like an idol. it's like an -- it's certainly an icon, but that's the greek word for idol. we swear on it. we keep it in our cars. lay it under our pillow when we are afraid. >> eventually, he said, he would come to only one conclusion. >> i respect the bible. i take it very seriously. i just don't take it literally. >> but wait one minute. what carlton was thinking, at least according to millions of christian americans, was heresy. but by now he felt convinced that the church's teaching about reward and punishment was simply wrong. and he began to get his head around some ideas he never would have contemplated before that remarkable night in front of his tv set. if jesus had come to save everybody, born again or not, it meant that heaven was accommodating some pretty strange bedfellows. you mean hitler's in heaven? >> yes. do you think hitler's more powerful than the blood of jesus? i mean, i got a hell to put a lot of people in. i would send hi

a black bible and a white bible to swear to tell the truth on. and what that meant was that the sacred text, the sacred scriptures that many of the people in that region built their entire spiritual world view on was not acceptable for the two races to touch. and i found out about this through reading a newspaper article in which it was referred to not because of the absurdity of it, but because it had actually disrupted a trial that was in progress. because they could not find the black bible for the witness to take -- to swear to tell the truth on. so that meant the bailiff and the sheriff had to search the whole courtroom in order to find the bible for them to be able to resume the trial. and i've been asked since i've talked about this, well, were there different versions of the bible that they were to be, was there a king james version for the white witnesses and maybe the american standard for the black witnesses? and it turns out it was the same one, but they could not touch the same text. i've been all over the country talking about this,

bible a black bible and a wide bible to started tell the truth on. ms what that meant was that thescr sacred scriptures of many of the people in that recentview discoveries and built their entire spiritual world you on e what is not acceptable. rough i found out about this through e reading a newspaper article in f which it was referred to and no, because of the absurdity of the bill because it had actually disrupted the child. the they could not find a black to bibles for the witnesses to soro of tell the truth on. the the bailiffs and the sheriff said ted serve the whole court room and better -- search the whole core room in order to fin. the bible .ut this, since i have talked about this, were there different versions of the bible that they were? james was directing jim's version fort the white and an american the standard?ses? and it turned out it was the same one. they cannot touch the san sacree text. same above all of the country talkinr about this.ind i find that one of my mostalleng challenging and beautifulnging challenging audiences happen

is the bible in here? >> no, the bible is not there there. >> stephen: because the bible could just be the book. you could just take this, this little sleeve right here and wrap it around the bible. and then you got the history of the world in one object. >> yup. but what that would do is tell you what god wanted us to be. >> stephen: right. >> what this does is tell us what we've actually been and what we are. >> stephen: oh, that's clever. (laughter) that is clever. that's clever. >> thank and this tells us that we're not what we ought to be but we are concerned with sex, power, money, all the rest. >> stephen: so let's talk about the things you've got in here. the first object you have in here, chronologically the first object is you got a rock. you've got an old stone shopping tool. what's the significance here? >> this is why we're all here and this is why we all have brains. that was made about 1.million years ago in east africa. >> stephen: what does it do? it >> it gets dead meat off dead animals t

she reads the bible in secret. she realized it is true and she believes she cannot embrace christianity. >> there is no way i can accept it. i am somali. if i accept it, i will be killed. >> eventually she converts and as she begins to follow christ, that danger makes it difficult for somali christians to worship. somali christians are very underground. there is no church of somali believ believers. >> the somali people make the national news every week. terrorism, war in smally, refugee camps. we want the church as they read these headlines to have a different response than the world. >> they hope they'll commit to praying weekly for the persecuted church in somalia. heather sells, cbn news. >> it is not just muslims turning to christ, hard economic times are leading many to return to church. that is the case in greece struggling with economic and politic political crisis. more greeks are turning to the faith. tyler james. >> reporter: new economic reports out shows the country's economy shrank 5.2 percent proving

don't have nip idea about the bible? >> well -- don't have any idea about the bible? >> the students who know the bible the best come from a fundamentalism or resolutely christian background but since they've showed up for a literature course, they're open to debate debating the whole thing. they're the greatest pleasure conceivable. >> you say you're a long time agnostic. explain that. >> i grew up roman catholic and was part of the church until i was 12 years old. came to the conclusion then two things that there was no proof for any of this stuff and number two, the level of prohibition and thou shalt not was more than a 12-year-old could self-stand. so my friends and i all rebeled simultaneously, the luthers of massachusetts. >> so church going taught? >> absolutely not. >> what about the family? >> no, not at all. >> what about the students? >> the students are very mixed. and you could never predict based on sitting down and talking to them how many will be resolute church goers, home obligatory churchgoers, and ho

. >> the bible says heal the sick, cast our demons and raise the dead. jesus was raised from the dead. a lot of people were. that is kind of the basis of christianity. >>> and a female inmate keeps a grim secret from her two best friends. >> i don't want them to stop talking to me, stop caring for me. i don't want them to think i'm that person. i'm not that person. >>> don't know where to go. >> you've never been to jail before? >> no, i haven't. >> i believe that one. >> every week 1,200 men and women are arrested and booked into the orange county jail in southern california. some will be released within hours. others could be here for years until their charges are resolved in court. but they always begin their time at the intake center located at the central jail facility. >> orange county jail system is considered a mega jail. we have the ability to house over 7,000 inmates at one time. and the challenges we face pretty much reflect, to a certain degree, the challenges the community faces with gang affiliations, with drug abuse, mental problems, issue

they took to the trail on foot in an ged di. >> my bible says i am to stand with israel.ited states army vet, i see the veteran of their armed forces and all those that keep things moving along the way they are supposed to, they need to know people are standing with them and praying with them. >> they took time for prayer and worship. >> for virginia pastor and marine corp. veteran kevin mcbride, it was a special first time v to the hland. >> for me it is more,less giving them an applause, honoring them. >> what did the israeli think? >> we have had a lot of children, taken pictures on motorcycles. we have had a great experience. >> julie stall, cbn news, israel. >>> our jerusalem bureau working hard to produce stories in israel. >> in 2010, joe and cindy hurston returned from a missionary trip only to find their head flooded because of a broken pipe. they stayed focussed on their ministry providing water to a desperate haiti. this story comes from freelance producer cindy korbit. >> the abc television program extreme homemaker chose the joe hurston family. their personal

he invoked a very popular saying that he got came from the bible. >>craig: glucagon i believe the phrase from the bible is the lord helps those who felt themselves. >>darya: it is not from the bible. that phrase is contributed to the bedroom and franklin. the white house to correct itself. >>mark: negotiations in the nba lockout is set to resume. sources say at least a quick deal dissatisfied nba players are pushing for the dissolution of their union if this weekend's talks failed to make progress clear it. the players won 53% of revenue in the the owners want a 50/50 split. the thought that >>darya: in santa rosa it is only 33 degrees. nobody, 34. no one is really getting out of the 30's this morning except for fairfield and sonoma. fit is a cold the mornings. we will be right back. third thought.

and i think -- >> actually that's not in the bible. the lord helps those who help themselves is actually attributed to benjamin franklin, one of nation's founding fathers. white house to its credit, corrected itself late yesterday. >>> here's a look at our satellite and radar. this is the system bringing us cooler temperatures and scattered showers throughout the bay area. i'll tell you how long they'll stick around after the break. >>> coming up, after the forecast, it's time to start holiday shopping am we'll tell you how you can already start planning to cash in on black friday. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and chase what matters. ♪ we just

because patrick henry was a real bible thumper and yes a god fearing and he was an advocate of things like in god we trust being actually the first words of the constitution that kind of thing but outside of him were there any real fundamentalists among our founders i mean we know jefferson he stripped all the miracles out of their testament and published it as the jefferson bible is still in print and i write a little and was a deist madison was a either a presbyterian or congregational of the bay sort of a strong advocate for religious real and. in franklin was jefferson so washington was argued with. were there any was there you know what's the pay you know you got david tell but running around making these claims quotes up oh i don't know i wasn't literally david barton does make you know as a consequence we have to call him on it every once in a while but no the framers of the constitution and you know you don't just have to stick with them you can look at andrew jackson not a guy that most people think of as a great constitutional scholar but when he was asked to do a national d

which was very cool waters bible which informed the modern conservative movement he predicted was that if a strong and steady and stable middle class made up mostly a blue collar workers emerged that they would be troublemakers because the middle class would revolt. that they'd say hey wait a minute we want a little more and sure enough it happened in the sixty's just exactly as russell kirk and william f. buckley and others predicted women or demanding the not just the right to vote but the right to have equality in the workplace the civil rights movement was exploding you had you had your cities on fire you had you know people people saying no we're not going to take me in particular you know with the city's on fire pretty in particular saying no i'm not going to put up with for example police violence every single one of the you know rights or the watts riots of the right what all of them began with an incident of police brutality every single you had the anti-war movement so basically there had been this contract the social contract this started around the time of the great depress

the guinness book of world records will recognize it as the smallest bible printed by a classic printing press. >>> olympic games are getting a virtual makeover. in estonia more than 200 people competed in video game olympics using their bodies as controller. participants tried their hands and feet at different track and field sports. organizers hope the virtual games will one day become a worldwide event where people can play from home. >>> and finally, who needs ornaments with a christmas tree like this. a jeweler in tokyo unveiled a christmas tree made of pure gold worth nearly $2 million. eight feet tall, took 4 1/2 months to create and is decorated with heart-shaped plates and ribbons. you have to imagine any gifts under the tree would have a hard time competing. let's just make that gift. >> so, if you have $2 million and sitting around, what should we do with it? let's make ours a gold christmas tree, lynn berry. >> i would melt it down and sell it. >> good price right now. >> the berries have a tradition of getting the smallest tree on the lot. >> like snoopy. >> yes, the charlie

free bible study for the rest of my life, free meals included. how can you beat that?'s not a joke and i'm trying not to make light of it. i'm trying not to go crazy in this place. >> it was a horrible thing he did to his daughter and a parent is supposed to be the person that protects and love you. and he was the boogie man that we try to save our children from. >> you guys only see her as dead. she is in the cell with me every day. i just wrote another song two days ago. i feel she helped me with these songs. i've written nine songs in jail, 350 poems. she's not dead. i hear from her all the time. >> go straight back to your cell. >> back in his cell, butterfield turns to one of his few remaining small luxuries. >> this is the last glass of lemonade. that's pretty good. at least i saved -- i saved one glass for an emergency. that was pretty good. that was pretty smart. >> but soon afterwards, reality seemed to sink in for butterfield. >> this is a serious day. i just got convicted of -- it's not accused nil. it's actually convicted of killing my daughter. that's a se

there are many things that don't represent the teachings of jesus and the bible and if we're going to everything in this culture is going to be good for me and it's like canned we poison in it. it really looks good, but it's going to kill you. >> robert lipton wrote really the basic book and in that book he described the eight conditions of the fault reform environment and we're going to look any we're going to see if, you know, if teen mania fit those conditions at all. if it did, then you've been through a process of thought reform. you can call it cult, not a cult, i don't care what you call it. you've been through thought reform. you've had that done to you. ♪ ♪ >> geographical distance is a huge one. it's kind of out in the middle of nowhere. it's not by any significant city. it's 20, 30 minutes away. there's nothing right around the campus. so right there you're isolated. >> communication. >> yeah. huge. >> i didn't talk to my sister the whole -- she thought i didn't want to talk to her and part of it was that i just didn't have the time. you had the 19-minute rule and the only

he said that the whole bible is summed up in honor.ou can't even question -- isn't it really about honor in what about, i don't know, love? >> so here we are in texas in the rain and camouflage pan chos carrying a cross down the side of the road. back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. [ female announcer ] get money saving coupons at aleve.com. for a day free of pain. ♪ ♪ ♪ when your chain of supply ♪ goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ than no pre than ouliai [ chuckles ] you think that is some information i would have liked to know? i like tacos. you invited eric? i th

but an eye for an eye was in the hebrew bible. jesus was tweeting now. [chuckles] >> well, you know, this is the ben franklin quote, i think? >> sean: this is a simple thing. but i think she's right. god helps those who help themselves. now, should we take care of our neighbor and love one another as i have loved you, yes,s we should, but that doesn't mean the government should be entitled to take all of pat and your money. >> no. i think this is unfair to pick on jay carn bethis. it's an honest mistake. and whoever tribes caught it. >> you can't quote the bible. >> sean: okay, so we got, we have the administration would not release documents as it relates to $535 billion solyndra, $1.2 billion sunpower. $4 trillion in another company. we have billions of people's money, wasted, down the tubes in the stimulus for green jobs. why would the white house not cooperate? i think they are scared to death of this scandal. >> i think they are now. they have released 75- or 80,000 pages, which says they looked into something. 80,000 pages m

people tend, i always wonder, believe literally in the bible. the bible says that homosexuals should be killed, children did this affect their parents should be killed. we would have no one left. the people, you know, people who talk about creationism and taking the bible literally tens to ignore that. don't know how they get around ignoring that, those passages in the bible. they take the other parts literally. and i don't understand that. a think that they should recognize that in some ways the bible is just updated. >> so, when leonard writes about pretty powerful case that sign says unlocked the secrets that are beyond anyone's imagination, even a couple of hundred years ago. of the brain functions canal the extraordinary pace, now we know end. you are suggesting that consciousness is this concept that you cannot measure, you can see, you cannot touch, you cannot get a microscope around it, but it is there. everyone knows it is there, when no one can measure it. >> he stated the dilemma very, very nicely. actually talking about it. conscious

you'll find a lot of people in the bible who are prophets of god.ook at all the philistines samson killed. >> he's implying how can you judge me for things that people in the bible have done? so don't judge me on the basis of my actions, because i'm not that different from people in the bible. i'm not that different from people in the bible, i'm not that different from heroes in vietnam and in the iraq war. >>> coming up -- >> blacks all over the country would be afraid to walk down the street. i would be terrorizing the united states, just one man. >> what a sense of power. new and improved swiffer dusters with dust lock adhesive can clean virtually every surface in your home. ♪ its thousands of fluffy fibers pick up dust here, there, pretty much everywhere. and swiffer dusters traps 3 times more dust than a feather duster. and locks it away. ♪ swiffer cleans better or your money back. ♪ get around i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholester

. >> so you read the bible, read the bible, believe in jesus -->> both young and old stop to talk to her who draws people in with her eyes. she says time square has changed dramatically and replaced by tourist-friendly shops and restaurants. she says there are no time for rest. although she admitted to getting tired sometimes, she says there is much work to be done and many souls still to be won. >> see you in heaven. [laughter]. >> 40 years ks she is 84. >> she has been out there night after night and hardly missed a night in 40 years. she says the lord doesn't want her to give up. >> there is a clear message to all our gray-haired friends around the world, lif living example sharing the gospel of jesus christ.

it was so odd i was jefferson's bible koran by the way clearly voice clearly knows nothing about is long and that's a very. crazy alert the next evolution peasants in stockholm sweden are now frequent travelers on the underground metro card in metro officials the pigeons stand calmly at the platform and wait for the subway train for arrive when it does they get on travel one stop jump off and then head for their favorite aunt's pigeons travel one stop from their homes to stockholm district known for its cafes and shops where the pigeons know there's going to be plenty of food at the end of the day the pigeons get back on the underground metro and ride it back to their homes that are officials are trained to shoot the pigeons away from the trains but as one man said they behave well while on board and don't seem to be making much of a mouse they also choose to live travel later in the day cleverly avoiding rush hour. perhaps that's because they don't want to be stepped on and reveal their true old body nature of computer wires and chips that's right the robotic pigeons from planet zito ha

we didn't see any difference in the world, but we from the bible that god brought judgment day to bearole world. the whole world is under judgment day, and this is a -- it will continue right up until october 21, 2011, and at that time the whole world will be destroyed. >> a lot of beige going on in that office. anyway, what's with him changing the date? >> we aren't changing a date at all. we're just -- we're just learning that we have to be looking at all of this a little bit more spiritual, but it won't be spiritual on october 21, because the bible clearly teaches that then the world is going to be destroyed all together, and -- but it will be very quick. >> look, i'm not going to lie. it bummed me out a little bit because october 21st was a friday. i really wanted to go see "paranormal activity," and the rap tour disrupted that. there was no rapture on october 21st. he is now talking about how his latest -- >> when it comes to trying to recognize the truth, the prophesy, we're finding out it was very, very difficult. why didn't christ return on october 21? it seems embarrassing for

someone who believes literally in the bible. the bible says homosexuals should be killed, children who disrespect their parents should be killed. we have no one left. people who talk about creation, taking the bible literally -- i don't know how they get around ignoring that. but then they take the other parts about the physical universe literally. i don't understand that. they should recognize in some pretty powerful case that science has unlocked secrets beyond anybody's imagination even a couple hundred years ago. how the brain functions, how the universe is exploiting an extraordinary pace, we know how it started and how it will end. you are suggesting that consciousness is a concept that you can't measure, can't see or touch or get a microscope around it but it is there. everyone knows it is there but nobody can measure it. it is fanciful. >> this is the dilemma really accurately. that is what is so difficult to talk about consciousness because consciousness is what is talking right now. if i wasn't a conscious being i coul

but we know from the bible that god brought judgment day to bear on the whole world.. and this is it right here. and it will continue right up until october 21, 2011. and at that time the whole world will be destroyed. >> a lot of beige going on in that office. anyway, what's with him changing the date? >> we aren't changing a date at all. we're just learning that we have to be looking at all of this a little bit more spiritual. but it won't be spiritual on october 21 because the bible clearly teaches that then the world is going to be destroyed altogether. and -- but it will be very quick. >> look, i'm not going to lie. it bummed me out a little bit because october 21st was a friday. i really wanted to go see "paranormal activity 3" that night and the rapture kind of conflicted with that. but lucky me and, let's face it, it's all about me, i work in television there, was no rapture on october 21st. now, harold camping is now speaking out on his radio network, discussing why his latest prediction went bust. >> and when it comes to trying to recognize the truth of prop

. >> on i believe the phrase from the bible is "the lord helps those who help themselves." >>justine: actually that is not from the bible is from benjamin franklin one of the nation's founding fathers and the white house did correct itself on the matter. we will take a break and show you a picture of where the rain is coming down this morning. this is belmont to the south bound 101. there are wet roads this morning so leave yourself some extra time for the commute. we will talk about when the temperatures will warm up when we come right back. >>stanley: 99% of the people involved in the general strike in protest are not responsible for what i am about to show you. 99 percent of them did not break windows, spray-painted graffiti on windows and doors or set fire to dumpsters. the 99 percent had absolutely nothing to do with what happened to the oakland police windows, or destroying the inside of this building. however, because of the actions of the 1% the voice of the 99% has been drowned out and that is sad. >> this city already has a bad reputation and for those to come thr

finally, the reverend al sharpton is taking issue with the bible on his msnbc show.e played a clip of republican presidential candidate michele bachmann. saying our nation should stop doing for people what they can and should do for themselves. self-reliance means if anyone will not work, neither shall they eat. sharpton responded if you don't have work, you should starve. is that her vision of america? phrase that the reverend sharpton blasted and bachmann cited is from the second apostle paul in the new testament. >>> of course a major theme of the bible is people coming together in a spirit of love. we're not sure about the love part. there was a little togetherness today on capitol hill. jim angle shows us. the senate committee unanimously passed a bill on the infrastructure dropping any effort to pass the bill president obama was bushing. >> 18 ayes and no nays. >> the eye ayes have it. >> liberal democrats to conservatives praised the new bill. the only mention of the president's plan was not complimentary. >> it's a political exercise. designed to fail. this i

maybe we need to get him a bible and just let him read the bible. yes, ma'am. thank you, ms.. you all right? >> i need a transfer. >> you need a transfer? so you'd rather have a transfer in november than to go to population? >> i ain't going to make it, man. >> you ain't going to make it in six months? you know you ain't going to make it. >> i got a [ bleep ] temper, man. i ain't going to make it. >> i think he's touched right now. i think five hours from now or this time tomorrow, i think he'll refer back to his mother. i think it kind of got him because of the shakiness in his voice, and i think he realizes that she's not truly well. but i don't have a problem with him being transferred out. that's not going to happen. he's going to another facility. he's actually closer to his mom here than he would be at any other max facility we have. so i don't know. he's got to do it mentally. that's where it's happening. ♪ >> after meeting with warden culliver, captain kraft will deliver the final decision to marcus as to whether she will get out of ad seg. >> i will go down and talk

also, the bible. president obama and a white house admission.y taking one of us. release him and if anything happens to him, you will always remember this upcoming november 5th. >> hackers calling out a mexican drug cartel is threatening them publicly. this is a of move so dangerous, the hackers are warning their own to protect themselves. things about to escalate. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> the hacker group anonymous is targeting the cartel. they stay zetas kidnapped one of their own volunteers so right now anonymous is demanding his release by saturday or else they'll launch what they call operation cartel. the name and addresses of peopl

they need to read the bible that they quote. >> yeah. i'm so really frustrated by all of this.he amazing thing is that we're saying more and more people more religious than god. there are people who are actually making god look irreligious. i mean, after all, if you look at the times that jesus used the name god, there are very few. from time to time he used father and so forth, but the -- the fact that somebody doesn't use the word god doesn't say anything about them. god is supposed to be in our heart, and more importantly in our actions. >> well, why call me lord lord and not do what i say. i read that somewhere, and it wasn't richard wolffe that wrote it. richard, let me put this up to you. let's look at the jobs bill that the house of representatives, the republicans, have put forward, and let's see how moral they were in terms of caring for those that need help in this country. eight aimed at deregulation, and deregulation helps big business. five aimed at oil drilling so their so-called 15 forgot jobs bills that they want the senate to pass doesn't seem to me to be carin