that is when christ becomes present. >> this is what you lived out in your office. you are so happy, really and you are excited about the good things that you have an opportunity to do. you are doing more with people in need behind the scenes. than people understand. and i am seeing now clearly. that is because it is your joy. and you are giving of yourself in a very personal way as a model for the rest of us. >> it is sustaining. which is the basic lesson of life. >> no one lives in a vacuum then. >> correct. >> i can't wait for you to come back. to again teach us more about the beautiful theology of come mondaydown of person. we thank you for joining us this morning. we thank you for joining us this morning and look forward to being with you again. and we will see you then. bye-bye. . >>> hi again, welcome to "bay sunday." i am frank mallicoat. if you have a show idea, we would love to hear from you. go to face back/"bay sunday" and our producer will get in touch. >> did you ever wonder what it would be like to be a twin. someone like you or are they look you. it

- the power of christ compels you! - [growling] - the power of christ compels you!of christ compels you! the power of christ compels you! - i'll suck your [bleep]. let me suck your [bleep], mother[bleep]. [groans] - could you please clear the room? [scary soul music] ♪ [cheers and applause] - yo! [cheers and applause] thank you so much. that was scary... before it got offensive. good evening, everybody, i'm keegan-michael key. - i am jordan peele. - and we're key and peele. thanks for coming out. [cheers and applause] thank you so much. - happy halloween, everybody. - welcome. - happy halloween. this is our-- - all hallow's eve, yes. - our halloween celebration. - mm-hmm, yes. - um, we are-- we're fans of horror movies. - and there's several different kinds. there's several different kinds. - there's--right. there's the kind where there's little asian children that sound like penelope cruz. - yup, yeah. [laughs] - well, you know what? my favorite-- my favorite horror movies are the possession ones. - oh, yes, yes. - and since i've been

christ is the only way of salvation, folks. a my tee shirt says in due time, christ died for the ungodly. in daniel chapter 9, the most remarkable prophecy in the bible was given that stated that the messiah would be killed in the 4 87th year. when jesus died, the bible says that he was delivered for our offenses. he was raised for our justification. jesus christ was always obedient to all of god's laws and he said, which of you convicts me of sin? and he meant it. he is absolutely righteous. righteousness can be given to the sinner that come to christ with a broken heart, a contrite heart by faith. by faith are you saved through grace and that's not of yourselves. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. i'm peter war field, executive director of library users association and it is extremely disappointing, the lack of accountability that the supervisors have shown with respect to the library. as you spend every year, more and more money on the library, just in the past year a number of things have reduced acce

beamy buckman is live outside christ baptist church. >> reporter: we're outside the church around theorner of the site where the tragic fire occurred yesterday morning and throughout the morning people have been bringing bags and basket for the necessities that some of the families might need to the church. the pastor hope it is apartment of healing process here. members of the christ international baptist church stepped up right away to help the victims of the fatal fire around the corner from their building. they are collecting clothes and necessities. the pastor says he hopes in doing so those mourning the tragic deaths of four younger children in the blaze will find a measure in the comfort. >> in the midst of tragedy we see god's spirit moving people to respond. >> reporter: the four children killed in the fire was 1-month-old and 4-year-old brother, and 4-year-old twins. the children were members of the tightly knit liberian community who could be seen together playing outside on the block. >> we all come from the same county. >> reporter: fire investigates believe the blaze sta

without actually attaching them to the name of jesus christ.take care of the poor and the sick and educate people and so 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 very resistant to being converted to christianity. they quickly moved from trying to convert people and proselytize to good deeds and finding an alliance with muslims. there was a professor whose 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. he picked hocking to do this 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 world culture that wi

and christ even hazelton's sister was diagnosed with cancer, and died one month later. travel agency they say has issued an insurance claim. but the claim is pending. we'll keep you posted on what happens with this one. >> get ready for freebies this friday, in honor of its anniversary, 7-eleven will offer slurpies and download the app and get a free slurpy for seven days. >> and a free combo meal from chick-fil-a but have you to dress up in head to hoof cow attire. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> all right. [ inaudible ] time for sports ducis is here wren hoping for a turning of the tide with our struggling phillies. >> we hope so, but it may be too little too late, perhaps calling out the players -- calling the offense poor, the phillies won two games in a row and phillies and brewers again tonight. a high scoring affair for both sides, kyle kendrick started off on the wrong foot giving up a grand slam but don brown saved the day two for three with three rbi. and brown doing what he can to save his job and help the phils win. >> we never say die here, we ar

but without actually attaching to jesus christ. to take care of health care and take care of the poor, the sick and educate people and so on. this line of thinking was particularly pronounced in the middle east. because in the 19th century when the missionaries went to the middle east and tried to convert muslims to christianity. so they quickly -- they quickly moved. now, there was a professor, i think, whose thinking is absolutely crucial for understanding all this from harvard in the 1930s. william ernest hawking who was tapped by john d. rockefeller jr. to put together a report on missions and what our mission activity should be. rockefeller had very much in mind creating of the coming of the american age. and he picked hawking to do this because hawking had this notion of what's going on in the world is we are moving toward a world culture. and the key then for us is to create the world culture that will, that will be consonant with the teachings of christ. but we will not sell this to the world. we will not sell this to the w

i was severely disillusioned. >> because if christ were here today, he'd be with them. (applause) >> those of us who have been the most outspoken and the most directly accusatory of the hierarchy have lost any possibility of a career in the clerical world. i'm still a priest, but i'm not active in the official ministry of the catholic church. i do not wear clerical garb at all because i see clericalism as one of the most prominent and important causes for this entire problem: the attitude that the clergy are somehow removed and above other catholics and that we have to be protected at all costs. >> narrator: father doyle is not alone. other priests have now come forward and in spite of retaliation by the church are speaking out on behalf of victims. >> we're actually doing what the church theology, the teaching of the second vatican council, and the church law says we ought to be doing. >> yes, yes. >> all the christian faithful, everybody, they have a right and even an obligation to make their concerns known not only to church leaders, but all the rest of the christian

two children have been taken to saint christ mers hospital. another person was hurt and has been taken to temple hospital for treatment tonight no word on their conditions or what led to the pileup. >> in bucks county police are investigating a deadly shooting at a home. one person is dead. two others are wounded. it happened on winter drive in bristol township. police say they have found a 24 year old man's body inside that home. one of the shooting victims did make it to a neighbor's house, called for help. detectives are now investigating this as a possible home invasi invasion. skyfox over the 6,000 block of spruce street in the city's could be creek neighborhood today. demolition crews took down what remained of two homes that collapsed yesterday. now why they collapsed is still under investigation. but officials believe a wall between the homes just gave way. one of the homeowners two dogs were inside when it happened. both did make it out safely. the family has already recovered an urn with the ashes of their father and husband who pass

about in to this man his tradition the lord jesus christ told him about the hopi could have in christ, that if he had died on the cross with jesus and was assured of being in paradise the next day by talking to jesus and seeking jesus. anyway, he prayed with him and moved on to minister to other men. stayed up most nights doing that. out axt day he took battalion roster, and they began to find the dead and calculate. sure enough, this young pfc had died. he would write a letter and send it home when he had the time to do it to tell his family he had been killed, but that he died with peace because they had a great conversation. he told them about that. that was the kind of thing a chaplain would do. i want to tell you about another chaplain. it happened not far from where john mcmanus took us on his slide presentations morning. this was a roman catholic priest. cosby was a baptist. this was a chaplain named joseph p o'connell. i have a world war ii museum in my home. it is about 700 square feet of temperature controlled museum. s, ig the chaplains' thing have by the grace of god a won

christ marcy, thank you for joining us in north carolina.ane is expected to hit. we are a few moments away from the opening bell. a top 10 stocks you do not want to miss. keep it here. ♪ >> welcome back. it is 26 test the hour on this job say. julie hyman has more futures, barely budged on this move. >> they sort of budged. but yes, if you look at the veryes, we are seeing little change, even though as we are talking about the numbers him a they were written much of of the board that are than estimated. the limiting factor is the federal reserve. say, can now will janet yellen wait until the second quarter of 2015 to raise rates if you are getting joss reports like this, continued wage growth, other types of inflation. as the debate goes on, we are trading at record. that is the very important context to keep in mind here to keep an eye on the dow 17,000 today. if we see a bigger rally, we could get there. on the markets once again. >> thank you. the top 10, the only trades you need to know about today. let's start with number 10. shares of

christ against us and this. is. the reason. jesus.got in trouble for being friends and friendly with people who were discriminated against and who were judged by others including institutional religion sinners tax collectors prostitutes lepers these are people who jesus called friends and he was. forth heads a lot bigger than you have very good know that his same type with the worst things that people there are said to me and things that have been said by christians by people who are speaking in the name of jesus christ who use words like say tannic possessed or evil are doomed for destruction in the most horrible things that can be said and that's you know that's that's part of my experience in my life also extremes. of acceptance of judgment and then also a whole lot in the middle. so how are you feeling right now. a little nervous. how awful come a stressful day but i think it all out for us so. so what do you love the most about alex i love that he challenges me. i love that he's going to put up with a lot of my b.s. which i think

christ the redeemer was a busy guy. here he is crying in the wake of brazil's epic fail.nty of brazil fans still feeling that way this morning. no doubt. >> and this one pretty much sums it all up. a pretty brazilian drink there smashed by a big liter german beer. the germans will watch as the dutch take on argentina, and i have a feeling i think the brazilians will turn off the tv. >> there's an apparent comeback for rosie o'donnell. >>> she previously co-hosted a hit tv show and been in active negotiations with the network to return to "the view" and supposedly just reached an agreement yesterday. >> there are no details on her contract just yet. she'll be chatting up season 18 with the only mainstay so far, whoopi goldberg. she's in good company there. >> absolutely. >>> thrill seekers are ready for the world's tallest water slide opening in kansas city. >> i love it. it's called verruckt. verruckt you could say. it means insane in german if you can say it right and set to be open to the public tomorrow after several delays. it's 17 stories high, get this, you have to

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and this christ the redeemer statue is shown lifting off out of sheer embarrassment.t brings us to our twitter question for you this morning. what is your favorite mean from the game? we saw that and there are many others out there. tweet us your most creative answers using #waytooearly. jen likes that one. she's still laughing. you can laugh out loud. we'll put the best ones on later in the show, and of course, we'll have highlights coming up in sports. she's doing the shoulder shake, trying to contain herself. >>> we get to our other top story this morning. in a year when president obama was hoping to pass comprehensive immigration reform, he is instead asking for billions to stem the growing crisis at the border. he's looking to congress for an emergency $3.7 billion for outreach to central america and new detention facilities, immigration judges and border patrol agents to deal with the influx of some 50,000 undocumented children. the request is already getting a less than enthusiastic response. house speaker john boehner says the president's plan does not deploy

and "zealot" came out last year, the life and times of jesus christ of nazareth. teaches creative writing at uc riverside, got his bachelors degree at accept clara, masters in divinity at harvard, masters in fine arts at the university of iowa's writers are workshop, and a ph.d at uc santa barbara and that was a religion ph.d, wasn't it? >> host: that's right. i got my degree from the sociology department because my dissertation was' of the god of heaven and earth coming down in the form of a child dying for our sins, this promise that all who believe in him shall also never die but have eternal life. i never heard anything like this before in my life. i immediately converted to this particularly conservative brand of evan-evangelical brand of christianity, and i began preaching it to everyone, whether they wanted to hear it or not. frankly. but when i went to university and began to study the new testament for a living, what i discovered was a great distance between the christ of faith, as i had learned about him in my church, and the jesus of history, as i was s

but without actually attaching to jesus christ. to take care of health care and take care of the poor, the sick and educate people and so on. this line of thinking was particularly pronounced in the middle east. because in the 19th century when the missionaries went to the middle east and tried to convert muslims to christianity. so they quickly -- they quickly moved. now, there was a professor, i think, whose thinking is absolutely crucial for understanding all this from harvard in the 1930s. william ernest hawking who was tapped by john d. rockefeller jr. to put together a report on missions and what our mission activity should be. rockefeller had very much in mind creating of the coming of the american age. and he picked hawking to do this because hawking had this notion of what's going on in the world is we are moving toward a world culture. and the key then for us is to create the world culture that will, that will be consonant with the teachings of christ. but we will not sell this to the world. we will not sell this to the w

do love angela merkel replacing christ the redeemer. wondrous, isn't it? we have all world cup action for you on the website as well. argentina and the netherlands tonight. there is another semifinal. bbc.com/worldcup. who do you think germany should be facing? the feeling is the netherlands but lots of people picking argentina out there. that be with a great matchup. do logon, hash tag is there for you as well. >>> up to date you with other news now, though. a typhoon killed two people and injured around 30 others. half a million people were forced to seek shelter. the typhoon brought torrential rains and winds of more than 200 kilometers an hour. several homes were destroyed, stores were forced to close. >>> 41 sri lankan asylum seekers say the customs officials insulted them and treated them worse than dogs. after appearing in court on their return to sri lanka, five of them allege to be people smugglers were detained. the other adults were released on bail. children were all free. >>> do stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come, for the fir

know if we want to be talk from what you know about religions right you say nevada for the buddhist christ consciousness or heaven on earth for the christians tukwila for the muslims the yogis refer to some mahdi every great prophet has talked about be still and know so they've given this chill to us for you know thousands of years and it's forgotten ought what is a d d fifty two. ady d. all def digital i founded that because i when i move in i moved to l.a. so i can meditate with my kids every morning take them in school that's why i moved to l.a. when i come down the hill i need new inspiration and i had produced numerous movies and television shows over the years but never lived here i was focused on storytelling so all the digital it was my answer to the set of buying a t.v. network i took one of the you tube channels put my own money in it on top of you tube money and i started a process to make all these web series that we do poetry and comedy but i couldn't have all the digital without having all the music so that i brought in this guy steve rifkind who is this long term you know su

their aunt donated items at christ international baptist church on the corner helping her family andhe others. >> i got stay for my sister. if i didn't stay for her, she can't do nothing. >> reporter: the victims were with the mother of the twins when the fire started on an outside couch spread to go four mommies by the final firefighters showed up. neighbor sauce the mother got some of her kids to safety and had to jump from an upstairs window to save her. part of the story that compelled this group of friends to drive up from wilmington, delaware and lay ted bears down at a growing memorial. >> from mom to mom we going to show our condolences and respects. >> reporter: christ international baptist church will continue to accept donations until noon tomorrow and the red cross continues to help the more than 40 people displaced by this fire. chris? >> thanks, dave. >>> two year old boy is in the hospital tonight hit by a car in kensington. the child's sister identifies him as gentleman's zero turner he was struck on the 1800 block of east monmouth street around 4:00 this afternoon. o

this is a symbolic thing that we do that is indicative of the resurrection of jesus christ and old thingsbecome new. the other thing is unless a change has taken place on the inside, this won't matter. the only thing that will happen if you haven't changed on the inside, the only thing is you just get wet. amen? >> amen. >> praise god. >> not just your smile. >> face that way. sit down. come on back here. there you go. bring the body here. cross your arms. praise god. sherman, in the command of jesus christ your professional faith, we baptize you in the name of the father and the son and the holy ghost. amen. praise god. get up. amen. >> amen. >> all right. >> there you go. amen. >> you have to always hold out hope. especially in a place like this. giving up is the worst thing you want to do. you don't have to die physically, but to lose hope, there is no in you. >> i feel like i just made a change. i made a change. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> somebody like me with my mentality does not belong in society. >> after a horrifying act of violence, the k

it's their medallions of particular christ images that adorn the bar.ut. maybe it's just me, but when i'm getting a nice late-morning buzz, i don't particularly want jesus looking down at me from, like, everywhere. >> how drunk can you get here? don't you feel a little guilty for getting really drunk here? >> of course. >> morcilla. this is one of my favorite things. >> this is your favorite thing. try it. it's amazing. >> gaze away disapprovingly all you like, jesus. i am happy now. ♪ >> overlooking grenada, the hillside of sacramonte is riddled with caves, many of them older than anyone even remembers. spanish gypsies have lived here in caves turned homes like this for hundreds of years. ♪ ♪ >> they call this an juergas, an informal, intimate and spontaneous performance. what jazz musicians might recognize as a jam session. >> this is it. granada, the only place in the world where you get to see real flamenco in a cave. >> alissia is an aficionado. [ speaking foreign language ] our host is a poet, historian, and a patriarch of the community here. an i

that same christ said how you treat little children is a reflection of how you are treating me. as a matter of fact, he also went on to say that we have to be careful how we entertain strangers and street foreigners and then don't forget about children. it's better to have a meal stone tied around your neck then to offend the least of these. i'm with rick perry from a few years ago, let's have a heart. and because these are children who are in need of compassion. and unfortunately, compassionate conservatism, i don't know if that exists anymore. >> it may be burt back rat was right, anybody with a heart would be open here. e.j. dionne, he is trying to play to the audience, has it come down to that? >> i think so. i think it's tragic what happened inside the republican party. if i could quote a president, a president said by tradition and conviction, our country is a welcoming society and also said our country has always benefited from the dreams that others brought here. that was president george w. bush. and i disagreed as you did with president bush on a whole lot of things bu

drop off tangible items at christ international church at 2210 south 65th street.l 215-29-9489 if you've been affected by the tragedy and need hope help. >> a violent confrontation between a housing authority officer and four men in a car. the officer opened fire on the white dodge charger after the driver reportedly tried to hit the officer with the does sedan. this started on 8th and south when the car was holding traffic. the housing authority officer told the car to get moving. the passenger got out and aimed a gun at the officer and took off running. the driver and 0 three other men in the car were arrested after the police tracked down the vehicle at 6th and became bridge street. owe bambridge. >>> a 56-year-old driver was fleeing another crash when he drove across the median and hit a 56-year-old man. neither victim was wearing a seat belt and pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> the outrage is growing in the middle east after the alleged beating of a palestinian american teenager at the hands of israeli police. some of the pictures are graphic. the parents

. >> kanye calling himself jesus christ. >> no yeezus christ. >> my song asked me what a bentley wasa rap song. we were doing manual labor outside with my father and my son says i want to make a lot of money so i can pay somebody to do. this the capitalism thing sparked and he wants to learn how to trade stocks. i don't think it's bad to aspire. >> get back to lana del ray. charles: by the way, is she the spokesperson for millennials? >> absolutely not. she's bored with capitalism, tired of feminism. and also she says she wants to die young because she's over this lifestyle. how kurt cobain died young and francis bean not glamorous and not cool. message is entirely wrong. what about working hard, setting goals for yourself your bored by society? get out of here. charles: matt, when i listen to the songs, my son listens to them, i got to be frank it's amazing, i won't get into the other parts of it. >> the lyrics. charles: some of the parts. a lot of the guys talk about working hard. they talk about really really putting in time hustling trying different things, that's a positive thin

he only cared about christ, be sure he was clean, both in the fun thing and in the adam thing but i don't look at it that way. we're going to protect our people if we can." that is the saddest standard of conduct set forth in that entire page after page of transcripts, that the president denigrates a standard of conduct that eisenhower had set for his subordinates. said, we don't look at it that way and he doesn't look at it that way. he looks at it as necessary to cover up. when the president said, in that same conversation, "i want you all to stonewall them, let them plead the fifth amendment, cover up or anything else if it will save the plan, that's the whole point." and then he said, as my friends on the other side pointed out, "on the other hand, i would prefer you do it the other way." leave aside for the moment the argument as to the fact that he probably was referring to "it" as being a plan for mitchell to come forth and take all the blame and thereby get the president and his men off the hook. leave that aside. examine his words to determine what they did do and what he did do

at the end of human history there will be this preliminary invisible secret coming of christ to snatch christian believers out of the world prior to god's wrath being ordered out which is the revelation seven stuff yet and that would be the wrath described in the book of revelation john's apocalypse as are the various horsemen and all that. how why has this caught on so much of this darby ism with the principal of the protestant evangelical churches and hasn't. taken root in catholicism at all well the the view was popularized among em and jell are calling fundamentalist christians through the school field reference bible which adopted darby as to troop rotations and. it was a enormously influential if this was the bible that was used by a great many people during the nineteenth twentieth century and this usenet began to spread. among conservative christian protestants and became associated with certainly illogical colleges like dallas theological seminary and others and still became very very widespread within this community but it's not a view that would be accepted by mainstream pro

to attend the football world cup final those who are already in rio were in for a treat the city's christ the redeemer statue business up in the national colors of the teams to set sets around off the tournament the iconic monument change from jimmy's black red and gold to arjun titaniums light blue and white as you near always on high and more than twenty thousand security personnel deployed to the city also making world headlines this hour the u.s. secretary of state is the names nor date of last month's disputed presidential election in afghanistan john kerry arrived in kabul on friday he has held talks with. the country's two shot candidates abdullah abdullah and ghani and i going leader hamid karzai earlier an independent election watchdog and i told the final poll in claims of a coup from his rifle a new poll shows him next with the results have his latest investigations into the truth seeking. history is never really dead as long as it's with us the start of the first world war one hundred years ago is a case in point in numerous ways the beginning in conclusion of that conflict sh

and indeed i would say so much more worth following than christ of faith. >> host: were you raised am? >> guest: i came from a lukewarm family in iran. we were culturally muslim to be so many people around the world are culturally religious. when we moved to the united states as was the height of the hostage crisis and being a muslim wasn't the easiest thing to be in the united states. i and my family really scrubbed our lives of anything that even hinted at islam for me especially it was a way of absorbing into the american culture. i was a seven or 8-year-old boy and i wanted to be normal. i didn't want to stand up in any way. but i've always been deeply interested in religion despite the fact i didn't come from a religious family or receive any kind of religious or spiritual edification. he had to do with the revolutionary iran build those images of the power that religion has the transformation is it good for bad into this desire to know more about religion and spirituality. despite the fact i didn't have an opportunity to do so until i was 15-years-old and ha have an opportunity

but at street level, beneath the embrace of the giant christ figure, extreme levels of violence have become endemic. [gunfire] in 2009, a military coup against president manuel zelaya sparked a wave of politic killings. [indistinct shouting] >> but the murder rate had already begun to rise rapidly. in fact, it's doubled since 2005. many blame mexico's drug war, which forced the cartels down into central america. around 80% of cocaine-smuggling flights from the south now touch down in honduras before moving to markets in the united states and europe. >> you have a country in which corruption is deeply set at all levels. then, you have--this is corruption, on one hand, and then, you have drug-related gangs as well involved and getting into police and the military. and then, to have a coup d'etat that tells the military and the police that it's absolutely ok to go above the law, to break the laws, whichever law it is. and you have the situation where we are right now. it's not new. this is not caused by the coup. but it has been worse by the coup. [speaking in spanish] >> radio globo is

. >> i'm a new creature in christ jesus. behold all things are new. i'm righteous created in christ jesus. >> you got to know who you are. god is your company no other man in this world can ever give you. he's our father. he created us. in here it's really rough, brother, he helps us day to day to cope with our problems. >> this service has been a blessing to them. it edified them. it encouraged them even though they're incarcerated, that to give them a chance for hope and a new life. bless you. >> a weekly religious service, contemplation, reading, these are a few opportunities inmates at stateville have to somehow reach beyond the bars, the guards, and the prison walls. most will not see the outside ever again. or not for a very long time. but a few will. >> hello there. >> this is neil bell's last day in his cell at stateville. despite one stretch in the segregation unit, he's finishing up a two-year sentence for aggravated battery. as the final hours wind down, his emotions rachet up. >> i'm pretty anxious. been waiting for a while. the last week'