was exposed so stories i was brought up as you jewish household and i and i i read a lot read the bible read the qur'an and i'm sort of want to believe and then i just sort of grew out of it just like santa claus just grew out of it yeah it was not a tiff and it was just realizing was all kind of silly what about you guys and i've said about the same despite my family's valiant efforts to keep me in the religion i never could i just never buy into it it was never something i could believe in and so the cast off an early age in your film you state that so maybe is in some areas of you does as rate this as bad as rape is is that true yeah i've also seen that yeah there was a study by psychologists did in in a in a major journal and they they ranked off of the people that you might trust and atheists were at the very bottom along with rapists at the same time there was a recent pure survey that said who would what what characteristics would you want in a president or not want and you know didn't matter whether of marital fidelity any experience in politics the thing at the very bottom was

questions is what it's all about and you prove god i gained my for my faith my belief from what the bible says about god and it's a you know i'll timidly christianity is about a personal relationship that's what it's really about but individuals who actually practice their spiritual teaching bump into peace loving forgiveness that you remain at the service of just being a believer or a zealot i just believe this then you think that your religion is better than another person's religion you fight for religion we actually practice your religion you don't in the fight plus christians are doing enough to destroy themselves just by going against each other over the ologies so i'm i'm not really worried about the new atheists as much as i am other christians all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now look forward to very sprightly discussion today on the status plates in america two thousand and twelve pew research center religion and public life study found that religious dissent filiation in america has reached an all time high we welcome a panel of religious leaders and nonbelieve

look these bibles were donated. let them have the bibles.s under attack bit pc police under this administration. that is why i think they're caving. >> face it, this is not being pushed in anybody's face. bible in hotel room or whenever you find a bible, in a drawer, talked away. not out exposed in your face. >> i find it conflicting messages though that are being put out because when something happens to you in the military they send in a chaplain to pray for you. >> thank god. >> what you're telling our men and women who are serving and putting their lives on the line, if something happens to you can have someone pray over you but you can't read material to tell you what all about they're saying over you. >> the question will that become a problem then? is there slippery slope argument if atheists get away with this, i don't understand the logic. you don't want to read a bible? don't read it. you don't want to pray? don't pray. let everybody else do what they want to do. how is a bible in the drawer affecting you by not reading. >> if some

by pointing straight to the bible. in god's word and being gay are not mutually exclusive. his lecture videos have gone viral. his reformation project is spreading his gospel with influential evangelical pastors from around the country making the bible based case for lgbt inclusion and now he's written a very powerful new book about his own personal story. matthew vines joins us now from atlanta. thank you for being here. i was so moved by everything you're doing. i recently read your book and your story about coming out to your parents and i want to open up when you actually told your parents, you say my dad would later tell me that the day i came out to him was the worst day of his life. his sister had passed away the year before, his father years earlier but the day i said dad i'm gay was the worst day of his life. and you go on the write about how are you mom could not eat for days after that. times have changed. you're now work with your parents to spread this message. tell us your story. >> thank you so much for

i love people who quote the bible in trying to make a heartfelt string to pull on someone. if you disagree with someone, you obviously hit children. the story ofused the good samaritan in order to make her point that republicans are evil. she said reread the story, so i took her challenge. theess we have to rewrite story in order for nancy pelosi to make sense. was the goodually samaritan took money out of his own pocket, pay the bills, took money out of his own pocket and took care of that person and told that the innkeeper, if there is anything that is owed you when i come back to my will pay that as well. --, i will pay that as well. be another one who is struggling next to him who had lots of money, which would be the united states. pick their pockets empty, take that money, take care of the stranger. if there is anything left over, we will take that as well to take care of whoever else is coming across the border. the woman who called right before me, i pray that she would be the one who would rather watch that child come across the border but invite the child into her

the bible forbids it.emarriagevorce and places the state in opposition to the express command of christ's in the new testament. and certainly at violated the anglican tradition embedded in virginia's colonial history. it required this explosive issue sex before the legislature finally approved a single divorce, its first divorce, and the beginning of the 19th century. and not until the 1850's did these state constitution make provisions for the courts to handle divorce. church-state? explosive, the area of education. education was a huge battleground. the legislature became very methodists' the trustees of schools asked for charters. could the legislature do that? could you charter a church related school? crossed the boundary line between separation of church and state? now those universities would get their charters, but only with the express proviso that as it was chartered by the state, it could never have on its faculty a professor of divinity or theology. have ifce did religion any then in secondary

you have your bible am being killed joys. you have your baby alert -- baylor young leaves a bunch of capitalist and other dreamers. it just captured that. it is about the singular types who ended up there. >> time for one more question. was a studyt book a listener's point of view. have you done another one. >> you want to read a diary of me going on a book tour and talking to interviewers? that hadn't occurred to me. that was myhat first book listing to the radio was a pretense incidents -- prison sentence. one thing about that form, but can listen to the radio every day. it was trying as a project. i do and there is something in that form that definitely captured the time. the year i listened was 1995. i do not really listen to a lot of different kinds of radio so much anymore. at the time i cannot imagine that it has gotten more violent. ien i turned on the radio, think maybe on the first day, right before oklahoma city, right before the right wing talk radio that people start wondering maybe you shouldn't talk like that a

complaint in the navy and suddenly bibles removed from hotels. football players told not to play.everend joins us. >> good evening, sir. >> without any doubt it's a lot better than it is in nigeria and sudan and syria and iran. >> for the time being because if we don't bring this into check, if we don't do exactly what the colonel and what the ambassador was saying, going to find this right on our doorstep. and the time to do something about it is right now. >> that's the imported terrorism from other places, but in terms, coming here in the united states would you be seeing instances recently the navy were told that they had bibles in military hotels and all of a sudden they took them out and now they are back in again pressure domestically against christians. >> christians are easy targets. we are easy targets because as a religious group. i mean, you know, we understand that our belief system tells us that we will be persecuted. at the same time we have to understand that this whole era of political correctness has grown and grown and expanded to the point where now where now i

. >> you guys have been studying the bible.do you think prejudice goes. >> i have never had an issue. i have never had an argument. i have never had a problem. slowly as these guys would talk to each other they realize that the person you are inside has nothing to do with the color of your skin. because you are accused of a crime doesn't mean you did it. so the gang dropouts would sit with the homosexuals or sit with the child molesters, sit with the rapists they could put their differences aside while they sat and read the bible. >> while deputy vail supports the service others on staff remain cautious. >> i have been here before. i have seen a lot of people come to the church service they all enjoyed it. problem is, we're mixing everybody together. stuff could go side ways at any minute. >> the service started when he noticed big mo reading the bible in his cell. >> i would go by big mo's cell, see him praying. spend a lot of time with his bible. other people were noticing it. he would notice people who needed help. he would

and in certain courthouses there was a black bible and a white bible to swear to tell the truth on. >> did you hear that story more than once? >> i heard that more than once. there was a case where it became an issue because in north carolina, the judge, they couldn't find the black bible. so it became front page news in one of the north caroline newspapers that i came upon. and they couldn't find the black bible. so they had to halt the court proceedings and the judge said, well, you know, we might as well follow what the law is and find a bible. what happened the black person taken the stand and they needed to find the right bible for him to swear to tell the truth on. >> did you ever ask any of the old time white people why they had such rules? >> i didn't spend a lot of time talking to a lot of the white people about this there was a lot written about that already. my focus was trying to find people who would not talk to. in other words, much of the material about the white perspective was widely disseminated. there were many, many wonderful books about it. wilbur cash, the mind o

says this or the bible says that and to tell you the truth they're picking and choosing.nd that child that was aborted to me is just as precious as that child coming across the border. host: i'll let you comment. guest: i think just talking to you i heard your heart and the fact that you love people and you love children. and, you know, it's interesting what you're saying is so in line with what our forefathers did when they set this country up. you know, to them it was so obvious. it's not obvious anymore but we hold these truths to be self-evident. that means everybody agrees with this idea that our creator blessed us with life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. the reason they listed first is because if you're dead, liberty and the pursuit of happiness doesn't do you any good. so that's basically a foundation for our country, respect for individuals. and the border situation is a tough question. we're also a nation of laws and every nation has laws and the question is do you have wide open borders so anybody can come, terrorists, whatever they're bringing with the

in the bible, the church was the bride of christ, and because he was christ in the flesh, the churchposed to be married to him. at that time, i didn't really understand the fullness of what it meant. ♪ >> i had been living at the shepherd's camp for a little over a month when victor called me to the lodge. he, you know, asked me how i was liking the summer so far. i told him that it was hard work, but you know, i was doing okay. and then he proceeded to ask me if i had ever masturbated before. i was only 13. i didn't even know what the word meant. i hadn't had my period yet and for some reason, he thought i was lying to him. he then slapped me across the face and got very angry. he told me that because he was a man of god and he represented christ in the flesh, that it would be spiritual and natural for him to take care of me sexually, and that even though i would have sex with him, i could still remain a virgin. and i remember him laying a towel down on the bed because he said that i might bleed when he first -- when you first have sex with somebody, you know sometimes the person bl

seven out of ten americans read the bible on a regular basis and let alone follow the precepts. seven out of ten americans can tell you anything about jesus except that it was born on a manger and died on the cross. of course not. the vast majority of the 70% when they say i am a christian are not making so much a faith declaration. its individuals how they see themselves in the indeterminate world and as a matter of identity your religion subsumes your politics and economic views into social views has always been the case and is still the case now we only pretend that religion and politics are separate things but they are not. they are very much a part of the same multifaceted identity theft individuals espouse with regard to christianity and islam and certainly buddhism and everything else it's a very important thing to recognize that the phrase imho you i am a christian i am a muslim has nothing to do. this is how i see myself as a person and how i understand my role and relationship to the creator. >> host: as far as mohammed was concerned the jews and the christians were pe

there are for bible study and others for special needs programs. >> this is not for bible study.was marga ritas. >> reporter: there are different camps and in this one is traditional. you go to the cabin and enjoy it. and others with jazz and special needs programs. >> and bible camps. i have family members who attended bible camps and this one looks like a lot of fun. if i was single in this to the woods, i would go there and probably meet someone. >> reporter: it is a chance to meet more than facebook friends. >> and all right. thank you so much. and coming up, a story to hit you right in the heart. the marine and dog, bond forged in war and now reunited off of the battlefield. defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plus d. beauty is bone deep. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into

. >> is there a bible down there? you read that much? >> no, it's just there for good luck.e? i'm at peace with myself. you have to be. there's a certain time you have to look at reality and say, this is home. this is home. you can't focus on what's going on out there. can't let it get to you. just have to forget about the outside world and understand that this is a world now. and this is reality. this is home. i can sit here and say, i did what i had to do. regardless of the consequences. can't sit here and kick myself in the ass for it. [ bleep ] happens. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> i'm in here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody. >> the spouse killers. >> i had tried to make it look like a suicide. i mean, my husband had been suicidal. he had a history of being suicidal. a dollar for every dor car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in

they had to translate the bible, they translate the bible from greek and hebrew into hawaiian and they have to publish that and then they have to teach everyone to read and run the schools, and preach their sermons, you know, and because it is a monarchy, they have other demands. the missionary wives were having to drop everything and sew new dresses for the queens and the chiefly women. they had to build their houses and churches, they were so overworked and overburdened, that they really didn't have time. but their children, their children did. and religion really had very little to do with it. like the man after the overthrow who becomes the president of the republic of hawaii, he and the queen went to the same church. she was a solid christian. in her book, memoir, it is called hawaii's story by hawaii's queen, she writes the book, it is her story, but also publishing it to argue against annexation and she uses two arguments against annexation, several, but two of them being this doesn't seem christian, and she basically implies got will smite us if we do this to her little country

>> this is a gutenberg bible volume. we have a gutenberg bible in our collection. many great research libraries around the world do. the significance of this gutenberg bible, which is a to point say, you see one of the blogs here, is that this gutenberg bible was the first one to be brought to the united states in the mid-19th century. so it's remarkable in that way. >> and it's on display for everyone who was walking by to see it? >> absolutely. the technology here of course is, what's remarkable about this, print is removable type in 1845. >> up next, michael malone talks about the rise and importance of the intel corporation. he spoke about his book and the computer history museum in mountain view, california. >> thank you for joining us, everybody. great crowd. hello, everybody. it's an honor to be here with you guys. put this down. i heard there was a new book coming out. kind of neat to read passionate i think i'm selling more kindle copies and hard copies. spent i was going to ask you to autograph this afterwards. [laughter] >> there you go. .. >> you and i

richmond school resolutions required bible reading. it was being used informally in the virginia schools. but some wanted it specified. the forces lined up on either either side. those in favor of specifying the bible in education included most of the citizens' protestant clergy. but the two cheach opponents were very interesting. the first major opponent was the bbi at beth ahabbah, rabbi calisch. he said there is no place to have religion required in the schools. the schools should be completely secular. his was a very lonely voice until pastor of first baptist came back and got up on the bull pit and said the same thing, upholding the baptist tradition of church-state separation. the reverend mcdaniel agreed with rabbi calisch. there was no need to tinker with ruffner's virginia system, they argued. the school board eventually sided with them. virginians debated this matter in church meetings, assembly sessions, and four conventions. each virginia convention drafted a new constitution, the church-state issues come dragging up again.

use the same bible to argue their differing viewpoints. they've used the exact same verses to argue their viewpoint. that is the power of scripture and the power of religion. now, and an institutionalized religion, one in which there is an authority structure, papacy, what have you, whenever you want to call it, that has a complete monopoly over the interpretation of faith. you can maintain the level of control. i mean, the pope can actually say to a catholic theologian, you are wrong. your interpretation is not correct. indeed, if you continue to pursue your interpretation i will excommunicate you and you are no longer a part of this community. there is nothing like that in islam orgy day isn't, for that matter. there is no centralized religious authority. and what that means that anything goes. in the interpretation is now a valid interpretation. there is no one, no referee to know when to say you are wrong and you are right. and so it becomes a great shouting match. again, i think paralleling yesterday is an and islam, the problem is th

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and i could add the second part, the economic side of the question, and that is the bible says you'reot supposed to steal and when government take missouri from one person and gives it to another that's a form of stealing. >> host: mavis in florida on our line for independents, mavis, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i would like to say to the congressman, in reference a woman's body, we have a right to decide for ourselves, and the republicans wants you to bring this child into the world and then when it gets here, and the mother, being young or not in a position to take care of that child, they don't want to offer the child food stamps, don't want to feed it, don't want to help it medically, and you say bring a child into the world but you haver no help, and as a man, you don't tell me as a woman what can and cannot do with my body. it's my body. you be concerned about your house, and i'll be concerned about mine. >> guest: well, that's the same point as the previous caller. what is it that is inside a pregnant woman? is it a child? if it's a child, then i would say the child

the bibles will be taken to donation centers.n family association now calling for christians to fight back by calling navy officials to reverse the decision. >>> the feds spending big bucks to teach your kids to eat their greens. the department of health and human services developed a game to get your kids to eat vegetables. the game will eventually be available as an on-line app to cater to young parents. >> you count your steps but do you know how many bites you take every day? you might want to start counting. the 100-bite diet could help you lose weight according to researchers. a bite monitor device helps you keep track of your food chewing, helps you get to that recommended 100 bites. >> type for your five at 5. the five best american cities for growing old and happy. first, squim, washington. this place has it all. next, denver, colorado, with 300 days of sunshine annually. there is a real focus on staying healthy and fit. sarasota, florida, considered by many to be the cultural capital of florida. if you're a fan of wine

we told you about this atheists complained and had the bibles removed. said the decision to give all bibles the boot was made without consulting senior leadership. >> ford now announcing a major recall. lauren simonetti from the fox business network is here with what drivers need to know. another one, lauren. >> the year of the recall. ford recalling 83,000 relatively new cars and suv's because they can lose power or they can roll away if parked without the new jersey brakes engaged. effected are the 2012, edges, lincoln and kx the ford lexus and mkt and m-14 ford tauruses and lincoln mks's. no injuries reported but they will tell owners this month if they need to get it it fixed. >> would you buy an iphone it the screen did not break? apple is working with a company called gt advanced technology to make the first sapphire screen for the new iphones and smart watches expected this fall. sapphire is an expensive material because it is harder. it would replace the glass on the current iphones. these sapphire screens could cost five times more to manufactur

tammy writes "the most positive words i know come from the bible and the most positive person i knowiends" starts right now. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, august 27th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. he's the face of the newly homegrown terror. this american killed in syria fighting for isis. and this morning the u.s. being warned he is not alone. >>> great. and a big primary night last night but an unlikely candidate steals the spotlight. could the man who captured saddam hussein be one step closer to working in washington? we'll break down all the races on our post-game show. >>> hey, don't mess with this school in texas. they're armed, they're ready and letting everyone know about it. how do you feel a

>> this is a gutenberg bible volume. we have a gutenberg bible in our collection. many great research lie brothers around the world do. the significance of this gutenberg bible, is that this bible was the first one to be brought to the united states in the mid-19th century, so, it's remarkable in that way. >> and it's on display for anyone who is walking by to see it? >> absolutely. so, the technology here, of course, is -- what is remarkable about this, print's removable type in 1455. >> all week, watch booktv in primetime. monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern and tuesday through friday at 8:00. booktv features a wide range of topics including foreign policy, law and legal issues, iran, coverage of bookfairs and festivals from across the country and the best sellers from this year and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400, or you can e-mail us at comments at join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> charles cobb, former field secretary for the student nonviolent coordinating committee, or sn

the bible says we have been given a spirit, of love and power. there is power in this message.ried totly, they have get us to be silent bisecting the irs on christian and pro-israel organizations. they tried to conquer great regulations that set with cannot post voter guides on a website. listen, i have news for you this .orning -- i am an american my freedom has been purchased with the blood of a great cloud of witnesses that now stand up in heaven and look down on us and cheers us on to finish the fight they began. i am now going to cower or grovel or be silent or beg and plead to any irs or bureaucrats, any lawyer, any left-wing media outlet. i will stand up and speak out in what i believe and. [applause] mention, i have to wrap up now. i think this is really important. in that the boldness, we need to quit apologizing for our faith. we need to quit apologizing for being believers in christ. you saw where phil roberts of "duck dynasty," was dismissed by the network but cuts in an interview with "rolling stone," and don't tell me why he was talking with them, i do not know. i

it was on top of my bible. >> mary's weapon of choice, a .38 special. >> i live by the bible and i livethe gun. i always keep my gun on my bible with a big rubber band on it. i took my gun off and i cocked the gun. my husband always told me, mary, if you have to use the gun, cock, it will go a hot faster. >> the gunman after several tries gives up. robber number two, bigger and presumably stronger takes over. >> i know i was in deep, deep trouble. really deep trouble. i was in deep trouble. >> at that moment, mary says help comes from an unexpected place. she hears the voice of her late son ryan who died of a heart attack at 42. >> that's my guardian angel. he said, mama, take a step back and shoot the window out. and i did. i took a step back, and i shot the window out. i pulled the trigger. >> the blast from mary's .38 caliber gun shatters the office window, tearing into the ceiling. shaken by mary's shot the gunmen flee the store. >> when i come to, i heard them holler out, this is not going to happen today. that's when they really took off. >> all three suspects are still at large,

maybe we can get him a bible and just let him read the bible. yes, ma'am. thank you, ms. moseley.> i need a transfer. >> you need a transfer? so you'd rather have a transfer in november than to go to population? >> ain't going to make it, man. >> you ain't going to make it the 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. shaken him. shakiness in his voice. i think he realizes she is not truly well. but i don't have a problem with him being transferred out. go to another facility. he is closer to his mom here than any other max facility we have. so i don't know. he's got to do it mentally. that's where it's at. >> after meeting with warden culliver, captain caft caft will deliver the final decision to marcus as to whether she will get out of ad seg. >> i'll go back down and talk to marcus and explain to him that we're willing to try, just not right now. >> here you g

in his remarks at the dedication of the building, allen dulles includes a bible quote -- that bible quote says, ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. dulles asked that that the ofved into the very outset the building. 1961 is when we began occupying the building, the same will year the berlin wall -- the same year the berlin wall went up. the wall came down in 1989. we say we like to have the book ends of the cold war right here in the architecture of the cia. we have a number of different galleries. this particular one is dedicated to the director of science and technology. this is a directorate that truly defines creativity and innovation. during the cold war, different options for collection platforms were explored, including those that the animal kingdom might present. behind us is a case of our animal spies. the largest object is aqualine. this was a uav developed in the late 1960's, meant to look like an eagle that could be folded into migration flocks that might to over a hard target area provide oblique imagery or electronic capture, any number of different p

i have heard about something related to baptism to bible, for instance. is that something you have done for a while? and is that something else? >> there are a couple of very new initiatives. one is called [speaking spanish ] taking a love offering for every child baptized or chrissened. a 529 plan can be set up for $25. it doesn't have to be something huge but we say every child should be presented with a bible and and a college education. we believe it is widening the parallel course should be an intersection. >> that's one program that is brand-new that we are instituting. another quick one we will talk about is a report card prayer initiative. again, a grassroots initiative. we are asking parents to make problems of their children's report cards and turn them in when the offerings go around because we believe those are offerings. we want the congregation to pray over them and the children see this intersection of faith and study, that sort of thing, not to mention our educational liaisons that will help churches and parents to improve the educational

part. >> the bible, yes. archie. >> archie? singer sam moore and a look back at the life and career of robin williams. that's this sunday morning, right here, on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >>> in the meantime, coming things here on "eyewitness news", showers, this sunday. you can see them on our camera lens at the shore, carol is tracking the very latest for you, stay with us, we will be right back. >> today is sunday, august 17th, good morning, everyone, i'm elizabeth hur. the time right now 8:30 here in center city philadelphia. now, let's head over to meteorologist, carol erickson in the weather sent. you called it, the showers are here. >> yes, the showers are here, and they're not heavy, though, liz, that's the good thing. because it is the weekends. i know a lot of beam like to see some rain, and we are seeing a little bit. but it is fairly light. just a weaken, and so many people have plans. but still i don't think these are the kind of showers that will really change your plansment little glooming looking at

rid of your statutory entitlement to my bibles. but i do not thing since it is a very benefit that we are talking about that is at issue, that really is double counting command ride on think those two hypothetical statues should be analyzed differently. the other thing that should goldman -- >> isn't that just a way of saying that he think that it asks one person to subsidize another person. but congress has made a judgment and congress has given the statutory entitlement. and that entire amount is to women and includes contraceptive coverage. and when the employer says, no, i don't want to give that, that woman is quite directly, quite tangibly harmed. >> well, i think you could say the same thing about my bible hypothetical, but i have one last thing to say about burdens. not all of these burdens are created equal, and that is borne out in this court case. in the most relevant factor, some alternative way for the government to ameliorate the burden? two types of accommodations. title seven was a narrow accommodation. you have con

i used to believe, you know, go by the bible, and i acknowledge that the bible really takes a bad look at homosexuals, but here is what i come to. number one, i don't like that my government is telling me what religion or is ruling by religion and by the bible. that bothers me tremendously. number two, you know, for those christians out there, you can only be responsible to god for your actions. let god judge these other issue, other people. i can only be responsible for my actions. if i discriminate or i treat them badly, or i have hate in my heart, i'm going to be the one that is going to be paying the ultimate penalty. and the last point i want to make is you know, it's not for me, it's not something that i would do, but i don't see how it threatens me in any way and i can see how it actually helps or community, helps our society when people are able to get the benefits and treat it equal i had under the law, because that's what our government is all about. host: how have others reacted to your change in position? caller: actually, a lot of them have changed with me. just -- you kno

so this record, i use the bible as inspiration for some new music and hopefully to have a discussionith all faiths, because i think we have too many buyaire discussions. left, right, black, white, blue, red. that's my object pip. >> we're going to do this song, i guess that made you famous. i think wre ought to get to it. >> let's do it, sir. ♪ when you came in the air went out ♪ ♪ and every shadow filled up with a doubt ♪ ♪ i don't know who you think you are ♪ ♪ but before the night is through ♪ ♪ i want to do bad things with you pet set up in his room ♪ ♪ glaz filled up with blue ♪ i don't know what you done to me ♪ but i know this much is true ♪ i want to do bad things with you ♪ ♪ all right, danny boy. ♪ shadows there i don't know what you done to me ♪ ♪ but i know this much is true ♪ ♪ i want to do bad things with you. i want to do real bad things with you ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't know what you've done to me but i know this one thing is true ♪ ♪ i want to do bad things with you ♪ ♪ i want to do real bad things with you ♪ >> jace everett, and we will be back with close thoughts right after

these rooms, so they were able to get the bibles removed from those rooms on bases.but it turned out to be one ugly mistake. we are talking about this guy, the skinny french track runner. he scripped off his -- stripped off his shirt before he crossed the finish line. officials say he acted arrogantly and disrespected the other runners. his teammate ended up getting the gold medal in place of him. >> he was overheating. that's all. >> i guess so. >> perhaps not. >> that sport is desperate for personality and they actually find the one that shows some. >> thank you, heather. >>> 24 minutes before the top of the hour. >>> just a few years ago, west palm beach, atlanta, and phoenix were all on the top list of the ten worst housing markets. so if you're hunting for homes in these cities, is it still possible to find a good deal? joining us now is real estate expert and best selling author of "find it, fix it, flip it," michael corbett. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. yes, you're absolutely right. those cities were on the list of some of the hardest hit cit

part. >> yes, as the bible.n in gospel groups. in 1957 he was set to replace the great sam cooke in "the soul stirrers." >> i was supposed to leave monday and to go chicago and be fitted for clothing and do our first traveling job in the car and sing. >> but that night he went to a jackie wilson concert. >> he was singing and the winking and the blinking and gyrating the body. i sat up like this i saw men screaming and women -- >> that's what you want to do. >> i wanted to do that. well coward me. i hid. >> from the soul stirrers? >> yeah. i did. >> so they left without you? >> they had to because they couldn't find me. >> moore would meet dave prater at a miami nightclub. their routine came together by accident. ♪ you didn't rehearse? >> no. >> it was all spontaneous. >> spontaneous. we used the stage in the nightclubs like a pulpit. i preached. you would hear people from the audience go, say it, sam, tell the truth, sam. >> producer jerry wexler caught their act and signed the du to atlantic records then shipp

our bible said an eye for an eye.esn't say 150 eyes for two. >> no, but it make its clear when israel is being shelled with people who celebrate every israeli death. israel has not celebrated the deaths of the palestinians and they wouldn't go in there but they have to get rid of the tunnel network. >> i have seen the guys in the lawn chair in gaza and they are looking at them like a fire work show. it is not humanity on the one side and devil on the other. you have two human groups of people. palestinians suffering disporportionately and understand the conflict didn't begin only by the shelling of hamas which i condemn. it began with the closure and strangulation of gaza and gaza people are badly governed to be sure and horrifically treated by them. and so they would know how much food to let in. and that's not the way to treat gaza like an open prison camp. and you create despair. >> we are out of time. if they were not ruled by a terrorist organization, there could be a lot of things going on differently. >> yes. t

to exploit that breech in a mobimoe bible campaign in normandy. the commanders is not good. the air commanders told bradly, though he will deny this later, that they could not, basically, bomb whosonly to the american lines. so if this is the u.s. line here, the bombers would ideally come other the german lines and drop their bombs. but if they do that, they're going to run a gaunt lent all along the german line there. plus, it's going to take them forever. hours and hours and hours to do this. they said no, we're going to come over vertically. straight over the u.s. lines and drop our loads once we're passed the u.s. lines. this is, of course, what happens. they come in from that direction. the drops are short. and there is loss of life on the u.s. side. ground commanders demonstrated great frustration because they had taken some hard one ground. and then the ground commander said great, i've got to go take that. even with that, dozens of lives lost. so bradly has to decide. this is a tough senior leader decision. should i unleash the bombing again on july 25 thd, knowing t