king's traveling bible. i remember a senator to rows behind me -- miss lynch, i don't want to get in the way of your confirmation. i'll talk to dr. holder. the senator about three rows behind me said, reverend al also moment. i said, yes, it is. he said, for he is present to put his hand on lincoln's bible and dr. king's bible, he said it's an awe-inspiring moment. i said, yes, it is. i said, don't be confused. he said, what do you mean? i said, they are two identical bibles. same amount of books, same amount of verses, same amount of chapters. there wasn't no difference in the bibles. the difference was lincoln's bible had been on the mental place in the white house. heads of states and captains of industry and men of military used to look at that bible, but dr. king's bible didn't come that way. dr. king's bible came through the backwoods of georgia through the buying you -- bayous of mississippi. if you open up the inside, when he went to jail, they would check his bible and then send it through the neces

king's traveling bible. i remember a senator to rows behind me -- miss lynch, i don't want to get in the way of your confirmation. i'll talk to dr. holder. the senator about three rows behind me said, reverend al also moment. i said, yes, it is. he said, for he is present to put his hand on lincoln's bible and dr. king's bible, he said it's an awe-inspiring moment. i said, yes, it is. i said, don't be confused. he said, what do you mean? i said, they are two identical bibles. same amount of books, same amount of verses, same amount of chapters. there wasn't no difference in the bibles. the difference was lincoln's bible had been on the mental place in the white house. heads of states and captains of industry and men of military used to look at that bible, but dr. king's bible didn't come that way. dr. king's bible came through the backwoods of georgia through the buying you -- bayous of mississippi. if you open up the inside, when he went to jail, they would check his bible and then send it through the neces

king's traveling bible. i remember a senator to rows behind me -- miss lynch, i don't want to get in the way of your confirmation. i'll talk to dr. holder. the senator about three rows behind me said, reverend al also moment. i said, yes, it is. he said, for he is present to put his hand on lincoln's bible and dr. king's bible, he said it's an awe-inspiring moment. i said, yes, it is. i said, don't be confused. he said, what do you mean? i said, they are two identical bibles. same amount of books, same amount of verses, same amount of chapters. there wasn't no difference in the bibles. the difference was lincoln's bible had been on the mental place in the white house. heads of states and captains of industry and men of military used to look at that bible, but dr. king's bible didn't come that way. dr. king's bible came through the backwoods of georgia through the buying you -- bayous of mississippi. if you open up the inside, when he went to jail, they would check his bible and then send it through the neces

king's traveling bible.tor to rows behind me -- miss lynch, i don't want to get in the way of your confirmation. i'll talk to dr. holder. the senator about three rows behind me said, reverend al also moment. i said, yes, it is. he said, for he is present to put his hand on lincoln's bible and dr. king's bible, he said it's an awe-inspiring moment. i said, yes, it is. i said, don't be confused. he said, what do you mean? i said, they are two identical bibles. same amount of books, same amount of verses, same amount of chapters. there wasn't no difference in the bibles. the difference was lincoln's bible had been on the mental place in the white house. heads of states and captains of industry and men of military used to look at that bible, but dr. king's bible didn't come that way. dr. king's bible came through the backwoods of georgia through the buying you -- bayous of mississippi. if you open up the inside, when he went to jail, they would check his bible and then send it through the necessary institutional

the bible, red tassel would fly in the air.presence. >> his hero fell from grace. >> i have sinned against you my lord. >> but dewitt was saved and developed a charisma of his own. by 20 years old, he was married, a father, and soon preaching to overflow crowds of pent kos tals all over the south. >> what you're doing is changing the world for the better. >> it was a sense of oneness, family community connection. >> and in 2004, dewitt reached spiritual stardom. he was a full-time pastor, even contemplating running for mayor. but privately, his faith was fading. >> it was such a slow burn. it had taken literally years to get to that place because i read what i shouldn't read. and i went where i shouldn't have gone and i studied what i shouldn't have studied. >> swapping the bible for atheist best sellers. but it was a desperate call from a con grgregant. >> a church member called. brother in a severe accident. she was calling he from outside the emergency depending on me for prayer. i'm trying to say things to comfort her and t

the history channel is now having a series on the bible, as if the bible is history.ductions and big foot. it's all bunk. >> american atheist frontman david silverman came up with the idea. funded by donors, he says atheist tv streams to 25,000 subscribers. tell me what we're going to see. >> comedy, talk, soap operas, reality shows. we're satisfied a niche. religion is harmful. religion is bad. religion is wrong. we can say that on atheist tv. we can't say it on any other network. >> he's built quite a rep since taking the helm of american atheists in 2010. >> we are here, and we will never be silenced again. >> he led the 2012 reason rally in washington, d.c. the largest ever gathering of non-believers in one place. and spearheaded a national anti-christmas bill board campaign. his in your face tactics have made him a legend in the atheist world. >> this is something that people don't run into every day, with your husband's face on someone else's body part. >> this is one of the joys of being married to him. >> but not everyone is laughing. >> they're fashionists. >

the bible continues." it picks up where the smash hit "the bible" left off.dience to date and this next series is expected to be even bigger. roma downy and her executive producer premieres this sunday night 9:00 p.m. on nbc. great to see you both. >> great to see you. >> i watched both first episodes and it was riveting. i heard you mention a comparison to "game of thrones." how so? >> actually kind of "house of cards" meets "game of thrones." political intrigue but huge action all wrapped up in the bible. >> what do you make of it? because o'reilly was just on the last hour. of course he wrote "killing jesus" which is now on nat geo. and he talked about how so many people want to see this kind of product fail. do you think that true, roma? >> you know, our experience has been we have felt a tremendous hunger for this kind of material that people are hungry for hope, they're hungry for story they're hungry for connection. i think they're hungry for god. and we certainly as we've traveled across the country have felt a great wave of enthusiasm for the program

the bible also reveals that joseph had help in burying jesus.counsel, nicodemus. >> nicodemus, much like joseph of arimathea, was also a sanhedrin, a prominent man in jewish society. >> it's clear that not all of the jews in jerusalem were behind jesus' death for the simple reason that jesus was jewish, his disciplines were jewish, not even that, not eventual of the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you had people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. for joseph and nicodemus to go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion, just to care for him. ♪ >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal the tomb shut. three days after the crucifixion, john and simon peter, who of jesus' discipl

louis and pass out bibles. i invite people into our church to come in and worship. i felt the call to start preaching and talking and the religious education teacher said let the spirit lead you. i started out with a hail mary and our father and i spoke about what got meant to me in our life. i was ministering to pimps, drug dealers gangbanger is. i have been able to preach all around the world. >> the people go to a mission what will they experience. what are the things they might experience? >> one of the first thing might experience is joy and excitement. i try to welcome people. i always go and shake people's hand and feel welcome. that's one thing this the catholic church. they are terrible at welcoming people. >> we have to work on it guys. >> we do. if the baptist want to convert you they hung and love on you. lutherns will tide you until you convert. we make you feel guilty to get you to convert. the holy gospel said god feels the hearts the and lives. that's what i bring to my mission. >> upon the end of that mission their life and experience of the faith w

this is another separate cloth mentioned in the bible.saw the linen wrappings lying there and the cloth that had been on jesus' head. >> we've taken this to the laboratory, analyzed what the stains are made of, and most of them are one part blood and six parts pleural edema fluid which collects in the lungs when somebody dice of asphyxiation. >> scott ars believe that most victims of crucifixion would have died of suffocation and the fluids associated with this would be left in the lungs. guskin's studies appear to shine new light into a part of the jesus story that was previously unknown using a near perfect replica of the cloth. >> now, what these experiments showed us is that, first of all, the cloth was placed on a dead body because all the blood stains coming out are absolutely incompatible with any kind of breathing movement. if guskin is collect, then joseph of arathea would have wrapped this around jesus' face when he was still on the cross. >> the face cloth was used in joor jewish burial custom because the face is really the sea

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both read the same bible and pray to the same god.y man should dare to ask a just god's assistance in reading the bread from the sweat of other men's faces, but let us judge not, lest we not be judged. if our leaders today took that same attitude, would we feel as polarized? would we feel as if all is lost if our side, "loses the battle of legislation that someone claims is going to undermine the very fabric of america"? i think we know what was undermining the very fabric of america in the 19th century. the truth is, this actually did do that. nothing compares to this today and it is something that our current leaders need to internalize more. what is also amazing about this speech is it was clearly not vetted by consultants. it wasn't micro-targeted to a particular constituency group. it was simply done to unify and heal the country's wounds and nothing expresses that better than the very last sentence of the speech "with malice toward none, with charity to all, with firmness in the right as god gives us the ability to see the right

the american patriots bible has a brief section discussing washington's character. but rather than offer examples of his own words, the author's focus on the dilemma of how a man of such greatness can even be known including glowing retellings from after his death. having constructed a devout and sober leader in washington valley forge interpreted as the great crisis becomes the central moment of the revolutionary era. it brings together the character lessons embedded in the teaching about washington the importance of prayer, the key role of faith through difficult times. marshall and manuel and countless other retellers recount a story familiar to many americans of washington bowing his head in prayer at valley forge. though the great man sought privacy, he reportedly was seen by a neighboring quaker who then spread the word. the story of the general kneeling in the snow and valley forge is of a man who in the time of crisis pushed to his faith and his bible to act decisively. it led to some of the most widely reproduced artistic images of the revolutionary era, ex

. >> is there a bible down there? you read that much? >> no, it's just there for good luck. at peace? i'm at peace with myself. i have to be. there's a certain time you have to look at reality and say, this is home. 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. it 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. he'sthere's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no

which is how do we prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon the prime minister didn't offer any bible all viable alternatives. >> this is a bad deal. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb it paves iran's path to the bomb. >> i said i would rather have no deal than a bad deal. even military action would not be as successful as the deal that we have put forward. >> now we are being told that the only alternative to this bad deal deal is war. that's just not true. the alternative to this bad deal is a much better deal. >> welcome to this special edition of "hannity," obama versus netanyahu. earlier this week the israeli prime minister warned lawmakers during a joint session of

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

also with them.to the bible. >> the bible. so why.l: why does everyone immediately go to the sacrifice? people eat goat. he had pictures of goat, hanging in the window. >> and animal. if you're buying it from a butcher i don't think it's common practice to then go hang the head on a street light. ♪ have your phone? jason lived in brooklyn. brooklyn. this ad was in our local butcher. that means they are in the stores. i did not think voodoo and animal sacrifice, i thought lunch. ♪ >> you can see 175 west 12th street where a 37 -year-old boy was killed when a peace of plywood -- plywood flew off the construction site striking her while she was walking down the street. the wind is about 30 miles per hour. but i am being blown away right now. i spoke to the construction worker here is said to me, this should have been covered every inch of the way. there there are windows not in yet. there should have been leading up. >> covered with netting. >> i am a couple blocks down from the incident. incident. i cannot film is over they're. a woman

if we believe the bible -- refer to visions.f we believe the bible, we must believe that in the old days god and his angels made themselves known in dreams. mary todd lincoln was struck by her husband's statement and said, do you believe in dreams? he said i had one the other night that has haunted me. after the dream, he said he opened up his bible and it fell to the pages in genesis were jacob dreams of a ladder ascending to heaven and there are angels going up and down. lincoln said he turned to other passages, each of which dealt with dreams. as lincoln said this, he looked so serious and disturbed the mary exclaimed, you frighten me. what is the matter? >>lincoln said, you should not have brought the subject up, but it has got possession of me. mary strongly urged to tell the dream. he was hesitant but lincoln decided he would describe the dream and he was said to do so with his brow overcast. this is what the gloomy president said. about 10 days ago, i retired very late. i had been waiting for important dispatches from the

you can see those flames shooting through the roof of the bible church.ed minor injury, while she slept outside. >> exclusive video shows peeping tom suspect sean moses who is charged with 86 counts of invasion of privacy for allegedly videotaping women in dressing rooms, at the king of prussia mall. moses also faces child pornography charges. >> family from northeast philadelphia is mourning a devastating loss this morning after several family members drowned on vacation. a newlywed couple, their cousins, drowned, while swimming in the dominican republic. authorities say kush and kajel were pushed under while in area off limits. their cousins jumped in but they drowned, as women. "eyewitness news" spoke with the family. >> people who knew tried to give them a cpr. but, it was too late. >> i can't say anything. i lost my son. >> the family tells us the three men all went to temple university kush, raise in the philadelphia, and kaja lived in the principal ton area, were married in november. family members are now in the process of bringing the bodies back

both read the same bible and pray to the same god.may seem strange that any man should dare to ask a just god's assistance in reading the bread -- bringing the bread from the sweat of other men's faces, but let us judge not, lest we not be judged. if our leaders today took that same attitude, would we feel as polarized? would we feel as if all is lost if our side, "loses the battle of legislation that someone claims is going to undermine the very fabric of america"? i think we know what was undermining the very fabric of america in the 19th century. the truth is, this actually did do that. nothing compares to this today and it is something that our current leaders need to internalize more. what is also amazing about this speech is it was clearly not vetted by consultants. it wasn't micro-targeted to a specific constituency group. it was simply done to unify and heal the country's wounds and nothing expresses that better than the very last sentence of the speech "with malice toward none, with charity to all, with firmness in the right

it seems strange how much there is in the bible about dreams lincoln said. there are i think, 16 chapters in the old testament and four or five in the new, in which dreams are mentioned. there are many other passages scattered throughout the book that refer divisions. if we believee the bible, we must accept the fact that in the old days, and god and his angels came to people in their sleep and made themselves known in their dreams. mary lincoln was struck and asked him, do you believe in dreams.? i can't say i do, he replied, but i had one the other night that was haunting. after he had the dream, he open his bible, and he said the pages of genesis -- he then turned to other passages, each one dealt with dreams or visions. as he was saying this, he was now so seriously disturbed, mary said, you frighten me, what's the matter? lincoln replied, you should have brought the subject up. somehow, it has gotten possession of me. according to laman, this only made merry more curious. she strongly urged him to tell the dream. he was hesitant, but decided he would te

in the bible."eally? just the christian faith alone has three different sects. the law is the law for a reason. this was an error. guest: i do want to clarify i don't think the prime minister is breaking the law percent -- per se. because he is the prime minister of israel. but there are a lot of people that think this speech is a mistake. obviously, the march elections are only two weeks away. at the same time, the prejudiced or -- the prime minister can come back and say the march 31 deadline on this nuclear agreement is also very close and we did not, if you look at the timeline of when those two dates were set, we did not intentionally have those two so close together and the prime minister has to speak up while he is prime minister, while also running for reelection. that is the situation that he sees himself in. folks like to say that the president sees himself in this sort of, you know, nixon goes to china moment with iran. and conversely, the prime minister is using himself in nature chilean

. >> the bible tells us very little about the early life of jesus. >> the gospels really fast forwardlmost totally until he's 30 years old and he's the son of god. >> what about all of those missing years when he was a teenager playing around with his brothers getting into trouble. >> the infancy gospel of thomas is a collection of stories about his childhood. >> there is a epeculiar story about james. it's an interesting story of jesus and james together as children. >> joseph sent james into the forrest to gather sticks. jesus also went with him. >> the gospel continues. an abominable snake bit james on the hand and the boy jesus ran to james and did nothing but blow on the bite. and immediately, the bite was healed. >> james is put there with jesus from the very beginning. we see a organic connection between them. not only in terms of their relationship, but also in terms of their common experience. >> but the story of james, the brother of jesus, will be forgotten until this casket bearing his name reappears to launch one of the longest and most controversial forgery trials ever.

why he betrays jesus is one of the biggest unanswered questions in the bible.tery? >> there is no mystery. yes, the book of genesis, chapter 3, when god said the seed of the woman shall bruise the head of the serpent. satan and jesus both bruised but not destroyed. jesus died on the cross and rose again and he is still with us. in the spirit and person of the holy spirit. but judas being the betrayer is true. even in this manuscript that has been called the gospel of judas, i can't call it that. it's a manuscript. even he the writer said yes, i betrayed jesus. yes, he did have to betray jesus. he was doomed to do so. jesus uses the father uses whom he chooses and what he chooses. he chose a rooster to crow three times there at the rest of jesus. he chose then an arrowhead to float. he chose then this judas to be the betrayer because yes, jesus had to go to the cross to die for our sins and he rose for our justification. so yes, there is a judas and yes, he's a betrayer but this manuscript said he was closest to jesus, that i rebuke because the gospels, in all o

i'm a god-loving bible believing, gun-toting capitalist. always remember when you hear a guy or a gal ad infinitum attack the results of capitalism which is capital, and you have a steady attack on those people who receive the capital that's what you get from capitalism. you get capital. when you hear someone bad infinitum, you can -- ad infinitum, you can be sure of one thing. he's not a capitalist. i've never heard a capitalist bad mouth the result of capitalism. have you? not one. i got the news that i didn't build duck commander down there i'm like -- miss kay and i, my four boys, down on the river bank and some dude is telling me, you didn't build that business, i'm like -- yes, i did. and i will add, i will add, we built that business with no government assistance. i can guarantee you that. now some of you are going to think as much as i love you you're going to say, phil our problem with a guy like you is dude, you're just a little too religious. just a little too much. so for you i'm going to give you a few quotes. the general most

you swear on the bible? don't believe in the power of the bible? >> that's not the point.well, i have a whole set of questions for you. >> really? yes ma'am. well, i'm not swearing on the bible. what questions? >> i want to know whether you believe me or not. >> i told you. want to know what you and the doctor were talking about in the early morning. >> i told you, work stuff! want to know whether you're threatening my job. >> i'm not! here's the bible. i don't do that. you got something to hide? i don't! >> rose: now, does race come into this early or later? >> race comes in, in the first few minutes when we have the doctor who is white and eileen who diane weis plays. they're talking about an employ and you don't know much about that person until the rates card. >> rose: the race card's played. >> until eileen says, oh, you're worried he's going to play the race card and he says, we don't talk about that. so if you've seen the poster an know tonya pinkens is in the play you know she's the person spoken about. >> rose: take a look. it's hard to get rid of people today wit

a history stretches from bibl biblical times. the document itself and the question of what's meant by principles of equality amidst language that stresses is up politician obedience and the sovereignty of the king is not part. rather than inviting anymore plotting narrative of history. how is this document framed within its particular moment. we can see this process again if we look to where the narratives go next. from the puritans we jump to the revolution. this means we jump over the declaration of independence. it's a sacred text is then treated separately in a topical fashion rather than situated in its immediate pragmatic context of gramming with the complexities of separating from england. michael novack lists seven events that reveal the power of the second ring. the first is liberty and the second is humble faith. one must remember what is being motivated is not historical action such as anger over the massachusetts port act but rather the american founding in its greatest terms. he argues it's prayer and makes this argu

cell phone video captured just after 3:00 a.m., shows eastern bible church going up in flames. built in 1911. >> smelled smoke and went over and our door kind of faces the offices to the church and we saw some flames coming out of the offices there. so-called 911. >> johansson rushed his family out and took them to another pastor's home away from the fire. >> thank god i was awake. >> by dawn you could see the roof was gone and parts of the brick building was crumbling where they house the church's office, the sanctuary is okay and johansson's home has smoke damage and the fire marshall arrived on the scene midmorning and quaker bible church bought the building and land in the 1920s, today parishioners including a former pastor gathered to see the damage. >> when i saw it i actually got emotional on tv this morning. the current head pastor is confident that their congregation of 500 will come back from this. >> we'll give thanks, give thanks for god's protection and for what he will do going forward, i have no doubt we are stronger in our final as a congregation. >> back out he

it's not in the bible. there's nothing in the bible that says if you make flowers for a lesbian couple, you're going to hell. at some point we have to accept that people often use religious rationale to excuse bigotry. it happened under segregation. i grew up in the south, born in '68, my parents were born in segregation. i heard even as a child god separated the races, put the races on separate continents. if you are opposing that what i'm saying that segregation is right, you're opposing my religion. we have to balance true religious freedom, the freedom to practice your faith versus some of these excuses, intent matters. the intent is to give another weapon to people who do not want to support the rights of gays and lesbians, and that is very, very wrong. >> do you buy that this is a giveback to indiana republicans who wanted the gay marriage amendment, and it was a consolation for them, s.e.? >> i think it probably was politically an effort at grasping at some kind of victory here. and what i think is a

i'm not swearing on a bible.hat questions. >> i want to know whether you believe me or not. >> i've told you. >> i want to know what you and the doctor were talking about. i want to know whether you are threatening my job. >> i'm not. >> here is the bible. >> i don't do that. >> you have something to hide. >> you don't. charlie: just race come into it early? cynthia: in the first few minutes, the doctor is white, eileen, they are talking about employees. you don't know anything about that person until the race card is played, until eileen says you are worried she is going to play the race card. he says we don't talk about that. but if you have seen the poster comic you know tonya is in the play, you assume she is the person that is being spoken of. charlie: take a look at this. >> it is hard to get rid of people. with all the tricks human resources can pull out of their hat and with all that resentment, wow. a lot of tricks pulled tonight. cynthia: the race card. >> you are not to say that. you understand. we don

he said both read the same bible , pray to the same god. however, the nation's common religion did not produce a common view of slavery. debate over its future in the american republic is precisely what led to the civil war. lincoln tried to produce a common understanding of the war by not only blaming the south alone for the evil of slavery. american slavery was an event that came by the will of northern and southern citizens. one that god now wills to remove through this mighty scourge of war. he does not say that he knows for certain the long and bloody conflict was divine punishment for the national sin of slavery. he simply invited americans north and south, to accept this interpretation of the conflict as the best explanation for a war no one really wanted. and an emancipation no one, not even lincoln, seriously expect. a reunited states would now be a completely free united states. lincoln hoped the nation would now be in practice what it long declared in principle. a nation devoted to the equal rights for all of her citizens. the na

. >> reporter: according to the religion's internal system of justice it's believed the bible require there to be at least two witnesses in order for a crime to be punishable. >> who abuses children with two witnesses? >> nobody does. and that was precisely the point. >> reporter: though she went to the police instead, but with kendrick denying the abuse the police never brought charges, although they continue to investigate. her next move was to sue the watchtower itself. she hired a lawyer, rick simmons, who had spent many years representing the victims of pedophile priests in the catholic church. >> if ever there was a group that needs the sun to shine on them, it's this one. because when your doorbell rings on saturday morning and your kid answers the door you don't want that guy to be a child molester. >> reporter: when can cass and her attorney began conducting depositions with local church leaders, known as elders they learned something astonishing. >> do you recall becoming aware at any time of sexual abuse of a child by jonathan kendrick? >> yes. >> reporter: even before cand

. >>> and a fire is at easton bible church in hainesport. matt, we just saw your live picture pop up a moment ago. what is going on there now? >> reporter: well, good morning, chris. at this point i can tell you that the flames appear to be going down pretty rapidly. they have a lot of crews out here on the scene, including crews from neighboring towns. let me get out of the way, we are on the road here in burlington county as firefighters try to put out this two-alarm fire. there's a large presence here from the fire department trying to put this out. we can tell you there are no reported injuries. this happened in the middle of the night just before 3:30 this morning. right now we're trying to gather more information out here from the scene, but at this point, again, you can see that this fire is still active. we are still seeing the smoke out here in the distance. you can smell the smoke out here right now, but fortunately no injuries to report here at this easton bible church. >>> and pennsylvania governor tom wolf will deliver the first

that's where the easton bible church caught fire overnight. as you can see, at this point it appears to be mostly under control, some smoking at that roof area there several fire fighting units here on the scene, from all over the burlington county area. we have seen some flare ups in the past few minutes here, just pictures of flames on the roof thomas. but firefighters are standing their grounds here, they are ready to douse that flame that pops up with water here, on the scene. no reports of injuries here at this time. two alarm fire here, awaiting word from the chief here, on just the difficulty they face, in knocking this fire down t appears to be mostly contained at this time with the exception of flames flickering here and there, we have seen what appear to be members showing up here re ac to go news of the fire, taking place at the church. from what we can see on the ground, there is center building where this fire appears to have broken out at some point. and that roof of that building is completely gutted. windows here perhaps you ca

maybe we can get him a bible and just let him read the bible. yes, ma'am. thank you, ms. moseley.right? >> 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 ] up 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. that's not going to happen. go to another facility. he is actually 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 craft 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 willin

for pharaoh's army, no swords or shields have been dredged from the bottom of the red sea where the biblescores perished. did humans and dinosaurs coexist as some fundamentalists believe and scientists dispute, are there missing books of the bible? >> people are arguing so intently about christianity and what jesus means. they're looking for knockdown evidence. they want to win the argument. and the biggest question, should any of this matter and christianity is all about faith? tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> tom, thank you for that. don't miss the new cnn original series, finding jesus, fact, faith, forgery only right here on cnn. coming up next, i will speak live with one of the last people to interview boris nemtsov before the anti-putin activist was gunned down on the streets of moscow. that's next. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. [announcer] this is my busines

after hanging up, he takes his bible from his suitcase and turns to the book of john.e writes the name lennon after the words "the gospel accord to john." around 8:00 a.m., he heads back to the dakota. >> i had a premonition that this is the last time i would leave my hotel room. i hadn't seen him up to that point, that's what makes it interesting, i wasn't sure he was in the building. and then i left the hotel room, bought a copy of "the catcher and the rye" and i wrote underneath it signed it and wrote "this is my statement." under lining the word "this." i planned not to say anything after the shooting. >> that morning, chapman meets another fan named paul gorish. gorish, an amateur photographer, had come to know lennon personally. one of the photos was later used as the cover of lennon's single "watching the wheels." >> he's standing outside the archway on the right side as you went into the dakota. he was standing there holding a copy of "double fantasy" and this guy approached to me and said are you waiting for lennon? so i said, yeah. he said, do you work for jo