he lived in the city of naboo with the founder of the church of jesus christ, joseph smith. he was there after joseph smith's death. in 1846, the church completed the temple that was begun under joseph smith's direction. this temple, to which he and other latter-day saints had devoted an enormous amount of time, money, effort, became a symbol for them of the great sacrifices that they had given. when the people of illinois drove out the latter-day saints in 1846, wilford woodruff made an entry in his journal. he wrote -- upon the temple and the city of nam who and i asked the lord to preserve it as a monument of the sacrifice of his saints." it is very poignant. he is getting his last points of the building. the importance of temples is that they are the buildings in which they perform ceremonies and they link families together for trinity. is thatthe world marriages until death. they believe that they can be for trinity and the temples are the places where the ceremonies that are performed that make linkages for trinity possible. leaving a couple was eating a great -- a pla

it is the biblical analogy of late coming of christ. the one on the right, you don't have to interpret this for us, but you have symbols on either side of the virgin. then you have three images up on top. each is very, very powerful. >> the spirit coming down. >> oh, okay, that's a descending dove. these convey biblical stories and theological messages. let's go on. here's your church. tell us basically -- because a lot of the books catholic churches big and small is explaining architecture. walk us through this. >> this is the star of the sea. next page i have the interior. it shows the basic form that most churches try to follow. >> translated means? >> they are in the shape of a crucifix, in the shape of a cross. >> i would say cross. i would not buy into crucifix. >> oh, yeah, cross. >> you can see that in the roof working out from the spires. there is the shape of the cross. what else do we see? >> the main part where the congregation sit. it is where the duties are performed. the image is a vestable. it is called the crossing betw

without actually attaching them to the name of jesus christ. take care of the poor and the and sod educate people on. this line of thinking was particularly pronounced in the middle east. when the missionaries went to the middle east in the 19th century and try to convert muslims to christianity, they found out about two minutes after trying that muslims are to beingstant converted to christianity. they quickly moved from trying to convert people and proselytize to good deeds and finding an alliance with muslims. whosewas a professor thinking is crucial for understanding this, from harvard in the 1930's, william ernest hocking, who was tapped by john d rockefeller junior to put together a report on missions and what our mission activity should be. rockefeller had very much in mind creating an ideology of empire for the coming american age. thiscked hocking to do because of the notion that what is going on in the world is that we are moving towards a world culture. the key for us is to create a will belture that consonant with the teachings of c

he was willing to say we need not believe that the resurrection of christ was a historical fact in the same way that the headlines in the newspaper were. carl henry was an evangelical journalist who had come of age in the battle between fundamentalists and modernists have shaped american protestantism and in the 1950s he helped found a magazine called christianity today which was aimed at resurrecting the intellectual representation of the conservative evangelicalism in the wake of the scopes trial and this equation in the mind between conservatives and anti-intellectual science and history. carl had come to washington, d.c. on a tour and henry was covering his visit in his capacity as an editor and they got into this confrontation. henry raised his hand and said can you tell us whether if there had been reporters in the room today in first century palestine where they covered the resurrection of christ in the same way that they covered today's news burst out laughing and he said it did you say the name of your magazine was christianity today or christianity yesterday and the room burs

it's the analogy of the late coming of christ in the jewish story. the one on the right, you don't have to interpret this for us. but you've got symbols on either side of the virgin and then you've got three images. so very powerful why the spirit coming down. >> that's a dove. a descending dove. these cop say biblical stories and theological messages. let's go on. let's see what he's got for us here. all right. now here's your church. tell us basically, because a lot of your book, catholic churches big and small, is explaning churches, architecture. walk us through this picture. >> this is a star the c and here's an example of the next page with the interior but shows kind of the basic cruciform they try. it's the shape of a crucifix, a cross. >> i wouldn't mind a crucifix. not a cross. >> saluting myself. the main part, the sanctuary is where the priest and the accolades perform their duty. the entrance of the front window. it's called the crossing where there's on either side. >> what do you do besides write children's books? >> i work on illustra

merriam has told her captors, i cannot and i will not renounce christ. every one of us needs to be lifting merriam up in prayer every bit importantly, we need leadership in america. the president of the united states should stand up and speak on merriam's behalf. she is married to an american citizen from new hampshire. merriam's two babies are american citizens and they are languishing in a prison in sudan waiting for their mother to be whipping. we need to speak out. we need to speak with one uniform voice for freedom. we need the president of the united states to say in no uncertain terms, send merriam home. let me say finally two things. number one, men and women here, every one of you is a leader. whether you're a pastor, whether you're a rabbi, whether you're a business leader, whether you're a mom. every one of you here is here because you believe in faith and freedom and the principles that have built this country and made this country strong. at no time in our nation's history have we seen the threats to liberty. religious liberty and bill of ri

memphis was the headquarters of the church of god in christ. she heard my daddy deliver ray message there. believe it or not, her parents lived in sumner, mississippi, where the trial of emmett till was taken. why she was in memphis she whereas teaching school. back in those days a few african-american -- you didn't need a college degree to teach school. she was teaching there and she moved back to sumner to be near my dad. that's where they got married in sumn sumner, mississippi, in 1925. she was an easy woman. she would sing. every day she would be singing church songs. oh, she was something. you know, with four boys at that time, she had four day boi boys the house. i'm sure we had done something wrong, we asked, mama, when are you going to whip us? that's how easy she was. we just -- when mom would leave the house we would be afraid that something would come out of the woods, a bear or something. but when she was around the house, we wasn't afraid of anything because she was always moving, always busy. she would do anything to protect her

thes term but with some basic traditional beliefs to say we paid not believe that resurrection of christ was day historical empirical fact in the same way of the newspaper were.e carl henry was the evangelical journalist who ahead, of waging the battle betweet n fundamentalist then shaped american tohe protestants and to help found a magazine which was aimed have resurrected a the reputation of conservative evangelicalism. and in the mainstream mind with that rejection oft science. and to end god in to use that confrontation to raise this at hand there are reporters and first century palestine to cover the resurrection of christ. the barge personnel laughing in said did you say the name of your magazine christianity today or yesterday? the whole room burst out laughing. but henry stood his ground and to recount his insistence into lou stood up to the forces of maternity. >> host: net was 1960.st: right around there. to are the same battle still going on? >> yes.e but not for centuries. but not the back story with the civil warm going on among evangelicals since the beginning of theirn mo

. >>> atop christ's redeemer overlooking rio de janeiro. the selfie to end all selfies. >>> plus, evil scores big bucks at the box office. >>> golf's phil mickelson under fbi investigation for insider trading. >>> and what is going on with our sun? it's monday, june 2nd. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. president obama today will unveil plans for a major overhaul of air quality stop dards across the country. under the plan, existing power plants will need to slash carbon emissions by as much as 30% by 2030. the regulation hopes to prevent a staggering 430 million tons of carbon dioxide from being released into the air. if the new rules do pass legal and legislative hurdles, it will be the toughest course of action undertaken yet by the administration to combat climate change. but it is already facing growing opposition with house speaker john boehner saying it will raise costs and cause job losses. >>> after being held five years in captivity by the taliban, army sergeant bowe bergdahl is now in american han

. >> we believe from the bible that god has a name and it is jehovah, and that his son, jesus christparate. his kingdom has been established in heaven and instead of everybody going to heaven when they die there will actually be a resurrection here on the earth and all of our loved ones will come back and we'll enjoy perfect life forever right here on earth. where a lot of religions may teach things such as hell fire, immortality of the soul, and trinity, jehovah's witnesses don't believe those teachings. we take the bible very literally and believe the bible for what it is. we look for the truth in the bible. >> reporter: one of the "truths" witnesses believe in has to do with blood. >> in genesis and again leviticus, there's very specific scriptures that state that the blood is sacred and that life is in the blood and that belongs to god. so we want to respect that and be obedient to that. so that means jehovah's witnesses do not accept blood transfusions. >> reporter: they believe to do so would be a sin, a sin serious enough that many church members would rather die than receive

i committed my life to christ's. is i see the non-violent way the way to go. if you're going to change things , it has to be nonviolent. if you resort to violence, then the authorities are going to resort to violence and a lot of people are going to be killed. in america. we see it overseas where people are being killed by the government. i have not forgotten kent state. it'll happen in america. trust me. even today. the nonviolent way is the way to go. my early years i did a lot of things. after i got my first job, i never had to ask my dad for another dollar. i knew he did not have it. i started shining shoes on the street. i did pretty good. the nested or the working in the bowling alley. hard work. harder than picking cotton. it was just two or three hours long. >> resetting pins? have too tick u -- you pick up two pinsin one hand. i had a friend of mine. this is what she said. "i have never known him to be broke." i cap money in my pocket. i shined shoes. after i left the street, i started shining in a shoeshine parlor. i have my own intellect not as of h

and miriam has told her captors i cannot and i will not renounce christ. every one of us needs to be lifting miriam ibrahim up in prayer. but every bit as important ly w need leadership. the president of the united states should stand up and speak on miriam ibrahim's behalf. miriam is married to an american citizen from new hampshire. miriam's two babies are american citizens and they are langui languishing in a prison in sudan, waiting for their mother to be whipped and hung to death. we need to speak out against these atrocities, we need to speak with one uniform, powerful, clairian voice for freedom and we need the president of the united states to say in no uncertain terms, send miriam home. [ applause ] >> let me say finally two things. number one, men and women here, every one of you is a leader. whether you're a pastor, whether you're a rabbi, a business leader. whether you're imam. every one of you is here because you believe in the faith and freedom of principles that have built this country and made this country strong. at no time in our nation's

a british photographer. >> yeah, the daredevil managed to get unprecedented access to the city's christemer statue that sits on a 2300-foot-high mountain. he climbed from inside the statue outside with his gopro rolling to document his dizzying experience. wow. scary selfie. >> scary selfie to say the least. >>> all right. for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, we'll be back with an achievement decades in the making. you're not going to want to miss this story. you're not going to want to miss this story. in any foods. r really gave much thought to the acidity never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and

he was willing to say, we need not believe that the resurrection of christ was a historical empirical fact in the same way that the headlines and the sunday newspaper war. karl henry was and evangelicals journalist and thinker who had come of age in the battle between fundamentalists and modernists and really shaped american product is set up to five provinces and in the early 20th century. in the 1950's he helped found a magazine called christianity today which was aimed at resurrecting the intellectual reputation in the wake of the trial and the equation in the mainstream mind between conservative protestantism and anti intellectual rejection of science and history. he had come to washington d.c. on a lecture tour. henry was covering his visit in his capacity as an editor. they got into this confrontation he raised his hand and said, can you tell us whether if there had been reporters in first century palestine, where they have covered the resurrection of christ in the same way that they covered today's news, the yankees score? he burst out laughing and said, did you say the name of

around the top, christ's life unfolds in a continuous scroll. of the innocents is powerful. king herod, so threatened by this newborn king, orders the slaughter of all the first-born sons in hopes of killing baby jesus. mary and joseph load up the donkey and hustle their son down to egypt as the bloody massacre proceeds. the sculptor captures the horror of this event with a skill unprecedented in its day. pisano's 400 intricately sculpted figures all weave a complex theological ideal. this provides a symbolic foundation designed to legitimize and reinforce the gospel message the priests read from the lectern crowning the pulpit. in the middle ages, you couldn't even enter the church until you were baptized. that's why baptisteries like pisa's were free-standing buildings adjacent to the church. the interior is simple and spacious. a statue of john, the first baptist, the man who baptized christ, seems to say, "welcome to my baptistery." the finely crafted font is plenty big for baptizing adults by immersion, medieval-style. the highlight here fo

so the only thing that's remaining now of the heart of japan town are the japanese church of christ and the salt lake buddhist temple. losing japan town was devastating to these families, because it wasn't only their homes, it was their livelihood. they had spend their lives building and raising their children there in the area. and many of them were too old to start new businesses. so only a few of them were able to relocate. so there was never again a concentrated japan town any more. the japanese american archives here in the special collections department at the j. willard marriott library is so important because it will document and preserve the stories of these immigrants who came from japan, sacrificing their lives, leaving their families behind, some never ever seeing

the church was known as the church of jesus christ of latter day saints is probably the most significant early american faith. there are over 15 million members of the church worlds wide. his first vision occurred in 2 the spring of 1820. he did not talking about it immediately because his family was not a record-keeping family. he did not keep records until the early 1830's. there are some fragments that go back. three years after his first vision he had another vision in which an angel appeared to him and told him about a record in a nearby hill. he went to find the hill and discovered the record. he lifted up a rock and under the rock he found a stone box and inside the box he found plates full of gold, i mean sheaths with rings in them. he was not allowed by the angel to take them immediately and that is known as the book of mormon. in this building housed the most important historical documents of the church, the manuscripts and the books from that time to the present. it is a documentary editing project. it is a professional approach to the papers of a famous historical figure. the

the only thing remaining of the heart of japan town as far as the japanese church of christ.n waspan devastating to these families because it wasn't only their homes, it was her livelihood. they had spent their lives and raising their children there in the area. many of them were too old to start new businesses. only a few of them were able to relocate, so there was never a concentrated japan town anymore. here in the special collections department, this is so important it will document and preserve the stories of these immigrants who came from japan, sacrificing their lives, leaving their family behind. some never ever seen their parents again. working the farms, working the railroads, working the mines, starting businesses and then losing them again during the war and then building back up. the price is paid for their freedom and the conference. >> the idea behind 250/250 is instead of trying to tell the entire history of st. louis, era by era, we would absolutely miss the vitally important things. instead of trying to do that, we decided what if we just gave snapshots of s

so the only thing that's remaining now of the heart of japan town are the japanese church of christ and the salt lake buddhist temple. losing japan town was devastating to these families, because it wasn't only their homes, it was their livelihood. they had spend their lives building and raising their children there in the area. and many of them were too old to start new businesses. so only a few of them were able to relocate. so there was never again a concentrated japan town any more. the japanese american archives here in the special collections department at the j. willard marriott library is so important because it will document and preserve the stories of these immigrants who came from japan, sacrificing their lives, leaving their families behind, some never ever seeing their parents again. working the farmses, working the railroads, working the mines. starting businesses, and then losing them again during the war, and then building back up. it's so important for these later generations to know where nay came from. what price was paid for their freedom and for their comfort that t

he lived in the city of nauvoo with the founder of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, joseph smith. he was there after joseph smith's death in 1844, and in 1946 the church completed the temple that was begun under joseph smith's direction before his death. this temple, to which he and other latter-day saints had devoted an enormous amount of time and money became a symbol of the great sacrifice is that had given. so when the people of illinois drove out to latter-day saints in 1846, woodruff made an entry in his journal, and he where, wrote, i looked upon the temple and city of nauvoo as i retired from it and fell to ask the lord to preserve it was a monument of the sacrifice of his saints. i think it's very poignant. getting his last glimpse of this building and asking god to protect it, as a monument to his people's sacrifice. the importance of temples to latter-day saints is that they are the buildings in which they perform ceremonies that they believe will link families together for eternity. in most of today's world when people marry they believe that marriage is until d

northern part of the state, it is home to the historic mormon temple square, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. we recently traveled there to explore the area's rich history. learn more about salt lake's rich history here on american history tv. >> brig yum young was considered a prophet of god. he was living not far fromy wr joseph smith was living at the time. when the first missionaries went out carrying the book of mormon and preaching this new religion, one of the first places they went to was mendon. bring yum was introduce through relatives. he did not immediately take. it took him two years of study meeting joseph smith before he committed and was baptized a member of church. once he joined the church, he was a fully devoted member. when he committed to something he committed wholeheartedly. he took many small roles and responsibilities. and when joseph smith revealed the office of the 12 apostles me he was one of the men that was a missionary. in illinois, that core of apostles became more and more important in the leadership of the church. when joseph smith died,

. >> we went from a culture where i can do all things through christ who strengthens me and the fact of the matter is when you have someone who is suicidal and you are a mental health professional the first thing you tell them to do is go help somebody else. instead of i can do all things through christ who strengthens me now it is i should get a trophy for doing absolutely nothing. >> you have shown up. >> we have to take a break. we will have more of paul harvey's warning for a nation plus a discussion about how the tea party can help turn this country around as the studio audience kirsten power continues. it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! ♪ (woman) this place has got really good chocolate shakes. (growls) (man) that's a good look for you. (woman) that was fun. (man) yeah. (man) let me help you out with the.. (woman)...oh no, i got it. (man) you sure? (woman) just pop the trunk. (man vo) i may not know where the road will lead, but... i'm sure my subaru

and miriam abraham said i will not renounce christ and she is married to an american from new hampshirehis outrage, this atrocity, one of the first questions is where is the president? where is the president of the united states? why is president obama not standing up on the world stage and saying free miriam, you are not going to execute this woman for her religious faith, for her christian faith. you're not going to whip her to death and take her away from her baby whose u.s. citizens, from her husband who is a u.s. citizen. we need american leadership. this is heart breaking and we need the prayers of americans all across. >> if that appeals court does not do the right thing, this is not going to end well. the question i had is maybe the state department is working behind the scenes and won't tell us what they are doing, the husband says no they are not. he says he's not getting help on this. do you believe that to be the case? >> well, if the state department is working behind the scenes, i don't know of it. i can tell you a couple weeks ago i was in israel and visited with the fame

. >> i apologize about this filming, this is about me, showing about prison fellowship in christ is doing for us. >> reporter: frye's crimes were both numerous and gruesome. >> i was very angry, very confused. >> reporter: frye received a death sentence for bludgeoning and stabbing to death a 36-year-old mother of five in 2000. >> you best show yourf lor god by the way you show your love for your fellow man. >> reporter: he has three other murder kwon 56s as well. frye beat one man with a shovel and threw him off a cliff. another victim was nearly beheaded. but when he sat down with us, frye told our producer he was confident of one thing. >> i believe i'm going to be with my lord. when i die, i go to my maker with a clear conscience because i have send him as my savior and i have asked for forgive inside of my sins. >> do you feel your god loves you. >> he's your god, too. god loves everyone regardless. >> reporter: our produce pressed him on whether his victims will be as forgiving as god would be. >> what would you say if you showed up to the after life and there were people that you v

. >> the inspiring christ the redeemer statue.3 million, the population. the nation's beauty and also its passion for the beautiful game, legendary and displayed on its beaches this and every weekend. it will be just over 200 miles from here in brazil's biggest city, sao paulo where the world cup kicks off thursday with the home side. and it ends a month later, back here in rio. where the 20th world champion will be crowned. time to get you set for the biggest sporting event on the planet, the world cup.

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we're community who relies on jesus christ restraint and we will need that at this point in time. police say 260 armed with a shotgun and a knife went into the science of building on thursday and opened fire. and i walked into the hallway and saw a classmate of mine and running frantically the gunman shot three people before students took him down. a student mauna ter who worked inside the facility observed the suspect reloading the shotgun and was able to stop the individual at that point. covers trade the person. having gotten to the gulf ground, at that point police say other students jumped chance of doing the suspect until police could arrive. assistant chief paul mcdonough says the story is about an evil act but about the heroes who stood in the gunman's way. regular citizens stepped up and try to do the right thing in which this case i've believe that prevented a more horrible tragedy that was today. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>: in other bay area news this morning and man killed inside his sunnyvale home by police may be connected to a missing persons case. investigato

. >>> and a self ofie taken by a man who was given permission to climb high atop brazil's famous christ the redeem erstad chew. he and a friend climbed 12 flights of stairs inside the statue then pulled themselves by rope the rest of the way up. the result, just spectacular, if you've got the stomach for that sort of thing. when we come back, remembering the one and only alice from "the brady bunch." >> finally tonight, remembering alice. her real name was ann b. davis. but generations of television fans were on a first-name basis with the ever-present, ever-loving housekeeper of "the brady bunch." davis died this weekend at the age of 88 after a bad fall in her home in texas. stephanie gosk reports. ♪ here's the story of a lovely lady." >> reporter: anyone who watched the show knew it was really alice who held the bunch together. right in the middle where she usually was in every episode. she played the brady's live-in housekeeper all five seasons of the show, from 1969 to 1974. >> i was working on a good show with people i liked and i was very happy. >> mom! >> reporter: she definitel

many different denominations but the catholic church having received its commission through jesus christ, through st. peter the pope continued on this way for over 1000 years, and at one point there was a point where there was what they call the great 60 skism. the important thing is there are people like pope francis and patriarch bartholomew who are working to bring us back forgot. pope francis said the two orthodox and catholic churches are two lungs and we need to breathe together, two wings. so the holy father met with the orthodoxed leader bar that will my, the church -- bartholomew where the three churches come together, we've got judaism, the wall where people go, make pilgrimage to pray and then the dome of the rock, the mosque that's there and the tomb, the empty tomb. so there were a lot of beautiful things that were there at the holy land events, prayers and things that were significant, not just in their imagery but reality so it's remnant sanity of our -- rim reminiscent -- in belmont, california for the same such meeting here in san francisco archdiocese. they too are work

indiscernible] >> his father said they felt dead themselves but their community anding faith in jesus christ sustain them. they describe him as a straight a student, a wizz at computer games and got the highest scores in the math sat but never bragged about it. if david were in the room he would tell them that life is precious and do what you can to stop the violence. live in fremont, sharon chin, kpix5. >>> the california primary election is two days away and there are a couple of close races in the bay area. in south bay, things are heating up in the 17th district. conna taking on 7 term and fellow democrat. >> he is vulnerable. he is one of the 10 most likely to go on roll call. you go outdoors you see it. people want change. >> reporter: campaigning, it is working. yes. that is what it is. our congress. >> reporter: in the 15th district, another high profile fight between two democrats. freshman representative is up against state sepb at majority leader. and there is a republican on the ballot, the top two will fight it out in november. >>> don't be surprised if you see one name on tuesd

. >> if you have an evolution of those people, thousands of years ago, before christ arrived. that changed the outlook. and the church adopted it. it took a long time. >> at the nearby national museum, they hold 6 million individual signs, building a detailed picture of early human life. the touching will star in an exhibit celebrating the discovery. it showed distant ancestors were older than we thought and capable of symbolic expression of of art, interpreting the world around them. that they were, in every sense, truly human. >>> that's our website. that's a picture of president obama deciding to send special forces advisors to iraq. even in the teeth since the worst recession. college tuition and fees public and private kept raising faster than the cost of everything else. as undergraduating high schoolers have been picking colleges education change lives but so does college debt. it is the inside story.

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a man in mississippi says this is the face of jesus christ.e says he saw the ac unit in a junk dealer's yard and just had to have it. he admits not everyone can see it but as a catholic, he says, he is a believer. >>> morphing pictures out of indonesia -- more amazing pictures out of indonesia. the volcano belched three ash plumes today blocking flights in indonesia and australia. australia's deputy prime minister says it could take days for air service to return to normal. >>> all right. we have some clouds in the bay area not nearly of that variety although i was, you know, reminding myself that there are deposits of volcanic eruptions from the distant past that you can actually see in the cliffs above fort funston at the beach down there and it's pretty spectacular sight you might want to google some of that after you listen to the weather forecast. we are starting out with fog and low clouds along the shoreline. and that includes the golden gate bridge. and quite a temperature range, too. 80 at concord. 62 oakland. san francisco 60. santa

the memorial service is scheduled for 8:00 tonight at the chinese church of christ south valley in san jose. >>> there is a new twist in the criminal case of leland yee and raymond "shrimp boy" chow. ktvu obtained this video of a man breaking into the color drop printing shop in san francisco on may 25th. that was the same day it was contracted to copy legal documents which would then be turned over to defendants in the federal fraud case. one of the store's windows remains boarded up. chow's lawyer fears that sensitive materials may be compromised. >> and they left all of this information in their custody. they were obviously vulnerable to a break-in. when the break-in occurred, there was no federal followup. the fbi didn't get involved. >> according to a police report a shop employee says none of the materials were stolen. the fbi says it still has all of the original evidence. chow faces money lawnerring charges and he's asking a judge to grant him bail. >>> a man accused of trying to build a bomb in san francisco will be back in court 90 minutes from now as authorities consider mov

. >> now to rio where christ the redeemer was lit up to welcome the arrival of the soccer teams. it kicks off later today with brazil facing croatia. the u.s. faces ghana on monday. ghana eliminating the u.s. in the last two world cups. not this year i say. they arrived in a pokemon dedicated plane. in their words it says, how awesome is that. >> kicks away from left center field. the throw in and they're going to get him again, yes. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> oakland does it again. fires a missile. he makes the play at third just a day after his incredible throw to home plate. he leads the league in the most outfield assists with 8 of those in his past ten games. tampa bay needed a prayer facing st. louis. scoreless the last three games. st. louis strikes first. he grounds toward right field allowing allen craig to score. barely missing the glove there by inches. st. louis up 2-0. then after 32 scoreless innings, tampa bay finally scores to st. louis's peter borgis and nails one for a possible come back. diving for that catch. tampa bay's prayers answered, betty. they wi

that's not the church i was raised in, and it is not the god and the christ that i believe in. this is not the end of the world. this is the beginning of your world. and how you're going to live that and the things that you're going to do are going to be magnificent. >>> wow. very powerful. joining me in the studio right now is dr. claint rhine, the director of the family acceptance project at san francisco state university, and i so am impressed with that the content and qualityist video. this is a passion project four. >> it is a passion project, and it's really grown out of my work over 40 years of lgbt health. >> you started 40 years ago? >> we recognized 20 or 30 years ago families had been left out of all of the service delivery for lgbt adolescence as they came out and families are critical and protected against risk for adolescence in general. that prompted me and my colleague raphael diaz to start this at san francisco state preep search, education and policy research project to prevent risk and promote well-being for lgbt adolescents and adults. >> and you mentioned y

at the time, he believed his dad was preventing the second coming of christ.we'll warn you, his account of the murder is extremely graphic. >> i eventually told him to sit in the chair and not to move and i started singing the battle hymn of the republic, glory, glory hallelujah. and he -- i told him, they're coming. you hear them? i was wagged out completely at that time. and he must have got scared and he jumped up and he tried to push me aside and i thought he was attacking me so i stabbed him in the back and he took about three steps and i tackled him from behind and somehow got around and slit his throat, and i remember him saying please don't kill me. and that's when i realized oh, my god what am i doing? >> my producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting. as he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nano second, whatever the latest measurement of time is. repressed alien that snowballed emotionally and was repressed through drugs and alcohol. that was witnessed by 10,000 people at a country hoedown concert

riverside is associated with both the united church of christ and the american baptists. butler has been the senior minister at the calvary baptist church in washington. >>> amid the many problems of the veterans administration, there is a little-known v.a. program that seems to be working well. it's a partnership, launched last year, between the v.a. and faith-based groups to help veterans cope with persistent problems such as the moral wounds of war. kim lawton reports. >> reporter: aliyah hunter knows firsthand the challenges facing america's roughly 20 million veterans. she served in iraq with the army national guard in 2004 and 2005 and says transitioning back was tough. >> i think that subconsciously we think that things stop and freeze and then we leave and then we come back and you know, to pick up exactly where we left off, when the reality is, life keeps going. it doesn't stop. >> reporter: according to the bureau of labor statistics, more than three-quarters of veterans say they've been unable to "effectively translate their military skills to civilian terms."

christ you look at the data and sometimes -- >> what about england in particular?have something different. >> england, regardless of what happens, they are the only country where the traders there will end up dropping trading volumes more for the other games than four games of england. in every other country, you will see the droughts are more when it is your own country's game here it in the london markets, a lot of traders come from other places, they care more about the other countries. it will be interesting to see if people themselves are just not that interested. time, so play the same maybe they will watch the italy game or so italy has a chance to advance. >> why latin america? >> it is interesting. chile is a great example. they dropped 9.5%. an expert says because they were under dictatorship for so long, they did not have the ability to express their emotions. it is one place they could really let free. the present -- the president says, just worry about the game and nothing else. >> really fast rate -- really fascinating. and greg, your joining us. are

little own but if you think this guy had high ambitions what about a guy being compared to jesus christ to see a nice. clean clothes to signal if you lose a limb political tone in his lonely old models no need see. plenty going on seven string on a sleep she may lose a room with these morons pulls the. old leaf and the savior of the creation people trying to teach no pressure away now from when the elections fair and square but the people around him were unfairly that good at hiding what was going to happen next to the couple that at that. even these guys aren't buying it. as government was quick to arm themselves illegally. i deserved yeah right what about this anymore. it seemed like war was the only option thankfully there were many citizens who just said now. you this lost a lot to lose if you can slavia broke up for fifty years they grew up together lived together married each other and at the center of all this was boston was a mixed population of muslims serbs and croats a sort of mini yugoslavia and itself massive antiwar rallies were held in its capital sarajevo which had the l

i love the lord jesus christ and we need to bring god back into our country. that's the reason our more or less have declined. a lot of people might not believe that. but try it, you'll see. speakers.all of the i was listening to chris christie talking about you know what, you take the child from the womb, all the way to the adult. he's right. that's exactly what the -- >> host: talking about some of the speakers at the faith and freedom coalition's road to majority conference. raffle reed, who among those sounded presidential to you? guest: i think a lot of them sounded presidential. rand paul gave a great speech. he gave a great speech last year. he's appeared a number of times. marco rubio was a big hit here. of course ted cruz is one of the brightest stars in the national political affirmment right now. i think one of the most intriguing was governor christie's. i think a lot of people were surprised he got a good reception what governor christie talked about yesterday specifically was drug rehabilitation. we've got a terrible problem in this country with

. >> if jesus christ was alive today, can i not see him as a christian person that he was, the greaterson that he was, saying this could not happen. he was all about love and compassion, trying to bring people together. >> sir elton john hopes to marry in a low key ceremony next year. >> it is back. the cbs summer hit series under the dome, returns for its second season, no, in year, promises more twists and turns, more mysteries, even new characters, doctor d north who plays big jim, guy who got on my last natural nerve last summer joins because special preview, and you did, man, i saw every episode, taped it, loved it in your words? >> i don't know, certainly has, been phenominal. world-wide femme on none, one of the most popular shows in the world, i think it is the writing, it is the -- a lot of fun, even though kind of scary, the mystery, it is -- you get to meet some crazy casino of characters under this dome. we got a lot more crazy guys coming up. >> speaking of scary, we've seen the visual effect on this ends, but you have to act through them. how challenging is that while y

. >> thousands and thousands of years ago before christ arrived, that changed the outlook and the churchadopted it. but it took a long time. >> reporter: at the nearby national museum of prehistory, they hold 6 million individual find building a detailed picture of early human life. the tusk will start in an exhibition to celebrate the discovery. it shows our distant a ancestors were not only much older than we thought but capable of symbolic i can presence of heart. that they were in every sense truly human. al jazerra, southwest france. >>> i just want to update you on the developments in ukraine. we did state that there is talk of a ceasefire. it's been confirmed, it's a week-long ceasefire it will come in to force on friday and will last until june the 27th. this is quoting the president petro poroshenko on his website. this is obviously against the fighting as pro-russian separatists in the east of the country and poroshenko is quoted as saying during that time government forces will fire only if they came under attack from separatists. this comes at the same time as the state depar

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is stephen say ben, i'm the senior pastor of christ church lutheran which is located at 20th avenue and quintera, two blocks from the development. my congregation expressed through action of its board of directors was very concerned about this project in terms of its safety. you've already heard information about how difficult traffic is on 19th avenue and how there have been an appalling number of fatalities and injuries to pedestrians and traffic accidents. we're concerned as people approach this very large, in fact too large, development at the corner of ortega and 19th, the people who are approaching it south on 19th will be making right hand turns into the neighborhood streets, one of which is our, our church houses a preschool across the street from us is another preschool, one block away from us is an assisted living center for seniors and disabled persons, there are a number of elderly people in the neighborhood, all of these people are pedestrians who are in need of protection in an already dangerous area. we just believe that there

website you would eco terrorists but that could make sure that abortion clinic bombing in the name of christ you will hear over don't go home that head shake that couple hundred thousand dead. you don't get that reagan era shake that finger on the prostate is twenty years later meeting in russia some okada el saw to shake that made the am i a shake up argentina nine eleven cia to shake a saw the world trade center shake so tell me we know the christian right they don't believe in karma or some real they got chills they're not a space if they teach him every one of us that we step out of the stairway that the steps to the battlefield to space over we need a couple hackers to defend the human race maybe he should. make the bullshit. thanks to bush. to. make make sure you. know. that. thank you for this victim of crime. believe if you read me i'm sure. to believe that you were going to ship. me to. the bank. tim you were one of the founding members of an economist's is one of my favorite labels you originally founded it you had passenger on there pedestrian. dos one all amazing artists what dro

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