all of you are one in christ jesus." there is an argument for why slavery might be morally reprehensible. in christ, there is no longer slave or free. it appears that paul is arguing that the status that we share -- jew, greek, slave, free, even more profound, male, female -- all of them disappear under this baptism. if you want to work from a position of a dead active -- deductive argument, you can point to this one part of this passage. i will talk a little bit more about relations. this is what you would have done in the new testament class. i want you to see the context for why that passage matters for those of you who have it, turned quickly to chapter one. paul and an apostle, said neither by human commission or authority, but through jesus christ and the father, and all the members of god's family who are with them. by the way, in the corpus of paul letters, this is an ugly opening. he is angry at them. on the surface, you cannot really tell that. if you were to read one of the other letters, particularly to the c

as many of you were baptized into christ, and find yourself with christ, there is no longer jew or greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female, for all of you are one in christ jesus. so, here is an argument for why slavery might be morally reprehensible. in christ, there is no longer slave or free. it appears that paul is arguing the status that we share -- jew, greek, slave free, even more profound, male, female, all disappear under this baptism. so, if you want to work from a position of a deductive argument, you can fold into this one part of one passage. i'm going to talk a little bit more about galatians. this is what you would have done in the new testament class. you would spend more time on it. i want you to see the context for why that verse matters. in the letters to the galatians, you have this turned quickly to chapter 1 -- paul, an apostle sent neither by human commission nor human authority, but through jesus christ, god the father who raised him from the dead and , all the members of god's family who are with me -- by the way, in the corpus

my partner and fellow prisoner in christ jesus -- grace of the lord jesus christ be with your spirit. so, here is what i want you to do for our remaining time. i want you to hear the letter. if you will remember the documents from defending slavery, how did slave owners use this letter for defending slavery? do you remember? when they point to it -- they often refer to it in a way that says had paul condemned it, he would have done what? he would not have sent the slave back. he would have kept him and he would've said something about it. that is how it gets used. did you hear what is in the letter? for this reason, though i am bold enough to demand you do your duty, yet i would rather appeal to you on the basis of love, and i paul, do this as an old man, now also a prisoner of christ jesus. i am appealing to you on behalf of my child, whose father i have become in imprisonment. formerly he was useful to you that she was used by you, but now he is useful, both to you and to me. yes? >> could this be like a lotto slaves or like mixed and how you should treat them? -- mulatto slaves lik

basically like virgins unto christ.ed at them as maybe nuns. >> lindsey -- thank you, baby. >> i think i was so like shocked, you know? and didn't really know exactly what was going on. >> when they basically became quote, the maidens, all ten of them, i thought it all, especially the younger five, that's what they wanted. it was something they were seeking. >> that's how they were choosing to live their life, being the first-born. >> when you're 12 and 13 years old, there is no mutual consent. i don't believe any of those girls would have had the ability or would have been respected if they said i don't want to be one of the ten maidens. i don't think they had any, any voice in the issue. >> the day my parents dropped me off was july 23rd, 2000. i thought i was only going there for the summer. they gave me a gift when i left. it was a picture that said they sew in tears shall reap in joy, and it was a tear bottle they gave me. i remember them being very serious. when i got there, there was no playing for sure. it was a

part of it is you have to be focused on christ, it is truly the body of christ and that is the ancient and incurring teaching of the church and again we will give you the website where you can read more about this. >>chris: hell and purgatory.>> the church has never said anyone is in hell, the presumption is they are there, but the reason they don't say that is where you to say, god is efficient alone but the reason it's so important is because you truly have free choice and you can choose not to love god. i am not compelled and that's the way he made us and that's the whole point of the story. >>chris: purgatory, this means if you're going to be in heaven you can't have all of these faults coming up to be a nice guy. purgatory is the taking away of the purifying part. >> the priesthood, people get confused on this as there are two types of priesthood, like me i am a priest as referred to as the ministerial priest in serving others but there is also the priesthood of the lady in. right after baptism on the baby's head you say to the person you are now free, profit, and king and that is

jesus christ -- true islamic teaching. jesus christ teaching was against violence. >> you guys are not in agreement. >> i say if i reach across the table and hit you and say i'm a christian, it's not done in jesus christ's name. >> you can look at actions, we say religion plays a part. islam plays a part. people can point to verses in the koran. that's the reason we have i.s.i.s. the verses were in the koran throughout the 20th century, modern history, it doesn't prevent muslims, christians, jews in various places from living together. >> i.s.i.l. is reading their text too closely. >> maybe it's because there was an invasion, an occupation of the iraq that tore apart the social fabric of that county, and in the ensuing hell, something hellic like i.s.i.s. emerged. i'm not saying u.s. performed policy alone, but i'm saying these things don't occur in a vacuum. you can't say i.s.i.s., all of a sudden they woke up and discovered the violent versus in out. >> bear with me for a second. a couple of days ago another secular blog

to judge me as a christian than jesus christ?solved a very critical question, and that is i did not feel that he was delusional or felt that he was the second coming of christ. i think that he was a con man and his chosen area of con was religion. these days you may be hearing more about data breaches in the news. it's possible your personal information may be at risk. research shows that if your information is compromised due to a data breach, you are 6 times more likely to become a victim of identity theft. now is the time to get protection. sign up today and lifelock will begin monitoring your personal information, including your social security number, alert you about suspicious activity, and if needed, take steps to help restore your losses. you only have one identity. protect it with the best. lifelock. get ahead of the curve with t-mobile. and get your hands on the new samsung galaxy s6 edge all for just zero down, now nothing is holding you back. get it today. at t-mobile. ♪ [tv beeping] oh. [remote beep] hey, katie, i ha

that is truly the body and blood of christ. >> we'll gift website where we can read more about these things. hell and precatory. >> the church has always said that hell exists. the reason they don't say that people under hell is that in the new testament, jesus says who are you to say who will go there? that is god's decision alone. but it means i truly have free choice. i can choose not to love god. i'm not compelled. that is the way he made us and the whole point of the story of adam and eve convenient. >> >> it purifying us to become part of the saints in heaven. >> the priesthood. >> people get confused on this. there are two types of priests. i'm a priest. and the priests that are serving others. in baptism, right after you pour the water on the baby's hit or the adult's head, do you the crism. and you say you are priest, prophet and king . it is the priest that we all over the sacrifice in the mass. >> thank you. let me talk about life and the belief of life and that it begins at conception. >> it is all supported by science. once you have the dna -- the church's position is on

slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ.act that as a christian, i am supposed to love and i have to say that sometimes when i listen to less than loving expressions by christians i get concerned. >> joining us now with reaction is the national hispanic leadership president dr. samuel rodriguez, fox news contributor and pastor dr. robert jeffers and also fox news contribute dr. jonathan morris. you know, he also said the future does not belong to those who slander the prophet. he continually refuses steadfastly refuses to mention radical islam, but yet getting on your high horse, crusades terrible deeds done in the name of christ. there's something here i don't know what it is but he feels compelled to you know, go after christians repeatedly and can't even take on radical islam. >> sean what he did this time was very unique and that is he tried to echo pope francis who has invited us to focus on mercy, okay? >> and poverty. >> yes. and poverty. he said you know instead of going over the issues like abortion and gay marriage

it doesn't seem like christ would relate to you differently if you weren't so active in your life anymore. and she says i've always been like martha p able to do for others. i can't imagine not being able to do that. i asking that question and knowing really by listening to her story about her relationships and her faith that she really could make a shift to be less active and be more of a mary as she put it and be able to sit at the foot of christ and to just be able to be held in the experience of not having to do. but this changed who she saw herself as. but her faith foundation that allowed her to shift from being a doer to a receiver at this point when she had no options and she was in the hospital and very frail. and we created a care plan for her to help her keep that image of being loved and being a mary and able to sit at the foot of christ. it was a transformative spiritual experience and religious experience for her. we were able to that because she already had the space foundation from which we could draw from. >> it's interesting -- you're a buddhist minister telling a story

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and in christ church a to-man company is leading the way. >> basically been on a humanitarian side andlives and once you get involved in the organization like that you can't exactly step away from it. >> reporter: a joint venture with the local coast guard, a voluntary organization and testing showed planes with cameras and latest technology can provide a valuable eye in the sky all controlled using a phone or tablet. >> i'll get to this area and i will stop it and throw one of these off the back and send it off in the direction i feel it needs it or i will set maybe 50 meters out behind the boat. >> reporter: the small model also be around $5,000 and larger drones being developed that will be able to stay in the air for up to ten hours and carry rescue equipment. with more than 15,000 kilometers of coastline and isolated mountain rages new zeeland's rugged beauty is a magnet for those who love outdoors and everyday there is a chance that something could go wrong and when it does search and rescue workers face huge challenges. the coast guard used a drone to search for someone lost in

so it is easy to say i am a follower of jesus christ. but jesus' teachings and lessons seem to indicate more of us doing and partnering and participating. sometimes we want to be couch potatoes and watch somebody else doing the work. >> thank you, thank you. >> i think a couple things. when we speak of the holy spirit as holy ghost i am not sure that really is an endearing term for folks, kind of confusing. second, for a lot of churches that aren't necessarily really emotional or pentecost al in their outlook, they'll say what does pentecost have do with us? we definitely can be empowered by the spirit without being pentecostal in our practice. i think we need to claim that the spirit moves with us whether we are a quiet congregation or loud congregation. the spirit can still be present, active, moving. >> very good. we'll come back to that. thank you for this introduction to the spirit and to pentecost. we are with carol and jim. please join us. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we have been talking about pentecost. that's why we are in the r

the saved stand happily at christ's right hand. the damned, a sorry chain gang, are on his left., and like this scene of eve tempting adam with an apple, remind us that this art was more than decoration. these images reinforced the stories people learned in church. ♪ underwriting for autoline this week provided by: ♪ from the autoline studios, here's your host, john mcelroy. i want to thank you all for joining us on autoline. this week where the discussion's going to be all about automotive design and that's because we've got one of the best in the business. ralph gilles, the head of all design at fiat-chrysler automobiles, fca. great to have you on the show here, ralph. good to be here. also joining us today, eddie alterman, the editor at car and driver magazine and scott burgess with motor trend magazine. great having the both of you here, too. thanks for having us.

i always point to christ he's the one that can answer these issues we have.we're trying to bridge the gap with pofrl, education and job creation with the police officers treating people the right way when they arrest them. but i always point to the fact that christ is the one that has to mend our hearts and change the way we view people so that we can thread the level of god and the people we interact with them. >> you said i see a brokenness only christ can give us wisdom and power to mend. i want to get your reaction to the charges of these officers, ben. >> i think that first of all it's a sad situation. i have six police officers that might be charged with homicide and killing someone that was in their custody. we saw the videos and one thing about the camera phones we're able to see more of what's going on. we saw the video and it was obvious mr. gray was injured. i'm happy there's going to be an investigation. i think the community is happy that that happens. that being said i want the investigation to be transparent, our hope is that if the sfirs have

. >> but we showed the dung and the piss christ and we won't show the prophet mohammed. double standard? >> i have employed the media to show it. i am not as popular in the media to do that. i tweeted it out and we made fun of it. and muslims in the other part of the world, they retreated the picture. we are having fun with it and i think that's important thing. >> what do you make of the new guy that says we are going to do it in phoenix, and i encourage people to use their second amendment right and come armed. do you think it's a step towards progress progress? >> it's a step towards a mass biker gang. what could go wrong with a group of bikers with weapons. >> biker gangs will support him, and i am not sure if that's true or not. i talked to the local president of the mosque there, and this man is known to them a little bit, and he is proudly an atious, and he is against all faiths and hostile towards islam, and that bothers me because he hates all, especially muslims. >> there's a tendency to get distracted by a lot of the noise surrounding this. the way the united

if we know that christ was babatized 7 years before the jube lee year ended and we do and know it was 29 ad and we do recollect then we can know when the jubilee year is. jeess was about 30 years old when he began ministry and baptized and they are about at the thee 0th jubilee. they were 7 years before the jubilee. when i say march 21, 1996 began the 70 jubilee year it is easy to determine i'm correct. we had 2 things happen at that time. the times of the gentiles ended. this is forshadowed when [inaudible] of babylon went crazy for 2520 days. if you go a day for a year yoi have 3670 and so you properly understand it, 360 sabbatical cycles. this is called the king of numbers because it is divisible by 1-10. you are looking at my like i'm crazy. you are 50 years old and we are going to die soon and face god and you can't get away from him. some say all religions >> thank you. next speaker, please >> tom gillburty. corporate buss 2 months become accessible, big fines. i hope that comes in the moment of time. these corporate buses for 5-10 million can buy 10 bus squz lease them to the d

contemporary church of christ. i should also point out tomorrow d.c. mayor muriel bowser and hud secretary julian castro will sure the shaw area as champ of what communities -- example of what communities can look like after all those riots. >> it's about time. the channing phillips homes were financed with a number of federal and d.c. housing grants with some private bank funds. >>> former virginia delegate joe morrissey admits to fathering a child with his former teen-age staffer. she gave birth shortly after morrissey was released from jail. he served 90 days for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. morrissey seemed to have no regrets on a talk show this morning saying the first thing he did today is kiss his son. >>> arlington county joining the chorus of critics wanting the redskins to change their name saying it's objectionable, a racial slur and derogatory. arlington is the second council to ask dan snyder to drop the change. ike leggett says he will call for a similar resolution but has yet to actual

known for its passion play, big christ statue. known for its arts festival, a cool place that attracts and welcomes everybody. generally. eureka springs is a small town, only a couple thousand people live there. this is the local government. city council can spit around party table and talk it out. they debated a recommendation for how to throw away yard waste and another for repairing a parking lot by the town auditorium. they debated a measure to ban circus animals from town which they decided to do. while attending lolley to the business of eureka springs, state lawmakers were also in session. the arkansas legislature decided in their infinite wisdom they as a state would ban local cities and towns from passing anti discrimination laws. the state legislature banned arkansas cities and towns from making that decision on their own. because the eureka springs council could see that bill working its way toward their relatively gay-friendly tourist town in arkansas, they preemptively passed a anti discrimination ordinance for eureka

people and when bread and wine are put on the altar they are you and receive what you are the body of christ. priests are very nice, most of the my like. they make contributions, the spirit only sends grace through this one conduit. if that were true all of the protestants would be without god. they don't have the right channel. [applause] >> kind enough to hold up the share. [inaudible conversations] . [inaudible conversations]chair . [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations] >> booktv is on twitter and facebook. tweet us twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our face book page facebook.com/booktv. >> presidential candidate often released books to introduce themselves to voters. here's a look at some recent books written by declared and potential candidates for president. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in hard choices. more potential presidential candidates with recent books include former governor jeb bush in immigration wars. >> in early america newspapers were stress as vital to democracy. madison said tha

. >> it would break us if we didn't have christ but we do have christ and we hang on to knowing that he is in heaven. >> the police won't discuss the evidence they gathered from the scene but it's not enough to identify the vehicle or the driver. >> we hope that someone sees this and says you know what i remember that night even the littlest thing could help us out. we hope someone may have seen or heard something the accident happened on april 9th if you know anyone that showed up with fresh damage around their vehicle, the police want you to call 911 right away. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. >>> in berks county at least six homes were damaged after a mass of fire ripped through a reading neighborhood. it started around 7:30 this morning on east laurel street chopper 6 hd was overhead as the smoke continued to stream from the house and an action viewer sent us the video as the flames were still rising to mothers are charged after a 2-year-old boy found his way on to a philadelphia roof in the past 30 minutes, one mother is identified as 22-year-old clara b

she was truly a woman of christ. and she believed wholehearts -- wholeheartedly that that was the way to live your life the way christ taught us. the way christ said to live. that is what would be missed most about her. that smile and that love for god that was just unmatchable. >> i am happy for you that you had so many wonderful memories with this young woman. and again, i am so, so sorry for your loss. alissa schmidt. thank you very much for sharing with me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. headache? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, let's-rock-this-concert- like-it's-1999 kind of mom. when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. make it happen with new motrin liquid gels. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belon

>> no. >> christ came back, you know, he resurrected. christ will come again. >> okay. >> mama's boy, may have even dated one, new research shows there is something to t survey of 2500 moms, by net mum revealed a 88% admitted to treating their sons differently than their caughter. >> no question half admitted they had stronger bond with their boy. exactly how sisters had been feeling. >> i have four sister, jen will all tell you to this day that our mother favored her two sons especially me because i was little boy. >> so jen has a son. >> oh, she likes laundry better. >> i don't. everyone in the building thinks i like my lady better watch it is, hey by the way laundry want nothing to do with me. even brody my son how come she nevers caught for you. the girl wants nothing to do with me. i get a bunch of likes on my instagram. dow look cute? she is like not really. i will say this. when it comes to the boys, my brody who i love, he just needs me more. >> i'm sure mike you needed your mom more. >> he still needs his mom. >> i to feed you a

speaking of my mother, she has the greatest influence other than jesus christ on my life.he refused to be a victim. she has every reason to be a victim. born in a large family in rural tennessee, shifted from home to home. never feeling like she was in any place. trying to cobble together any education she could. gaining as much as a third grade education. getting married at age 13. moving to detroit. years later discovering my father was a bigamist. having limited education working so hard to support myself and my brother. the interesting thing about her, she absolutely refused to feel sorry for herself. that was a good thing. she never felt sorry for us either. [laughter] dr. carson: anything that would evoke sympathy, she was the baltimore mom you saw on television. [laughter] [applause] dr. carson: except that i would have never been out there in the first place. i would have known what was coming. it does say a lot about the concept of the family. i think the family is such an important pillar of strength for this country. it has been under attack for the last few dec

and it is the thing that happens with the disciples of christ. but another denomination. they call themselves christians because they do not want to be in a micro group like a methodist or lutheran or baptist. they want to be playing all christians. what happens to them? they become another denomination. so we get out of that impulse to resolve the problem of pluralism that we will talk about next time as well. and the diversity panel you end up getting more diversity. more religious possibilities. ok, thank you. our time is up for this panel. thank you to all three of you. a wonderful conversation. thank you to all of you for your questions. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span 3. follow us on twitter @c-span history. for

and he tried to replace its influence with the ones he did favor, legion of christ communion and liberation. all those fairly right-wing groups he favored. so i think that given that ambiguity, they were not sure that he was entirely on their side. but they didn't think he was entirely on the other side either. now, who knows why each of those bishops voted. i think a lot of them were scared. the scandals were accumulating. they needed somebody from outside. the church is growing in the less developed world, and they needed somebody to express that. they figured he's old. [laughter] what can he do? [laughter] you know, that's what they thought about john xxiii too. [laughter] there's a pendulum swing often observed between a long papacy and a short one. when they finally got rid of that long papacy of pius xii or of john paul -- and benedict as an addition to that -- then they do say we need a little fresh air in this musty place. >> you've talked about -- okay. i'm short. you've talked about steps that francis has taken to shift culture. but what hopes do you have that he may actually do s

the table of christ. than being divided up by skin color or economic status then you will start seeing that cohesion and witness that we need. host: one more call from springfield, massachusetts kurt. caller: how are you doing, mr. moore question mark i have several problems with your point of view. i think you are disingenuous. morley, how can you be antiabortion, and the effect that you -- the fact that you want to affect secular law -- your church property should have skin in the game like you want for people to have by paying taxes. you will find a way to rationalize it but jesus did not say kill and he also said, it is easier for a camel to get through the iv needles than for a rich man to get to heaven. guest: i think the caller just wanted to express his anger over who knows what sorts of issues. when it comes to the questions of the death penalty, christians disagree about the death penalty as it is carried out in this country right now but we would all agree that there is a distinction between th

in the land of jesus christ and virgin mary, maria baouardy and mary alphonse saiine ghattas ar saints this is a hope in the dark tunnel where we're living, especially with all the events, all the violence, we are celebrating the lives of two saints who worked humbly for everyone and who proved to be true followers of jesus christ. >> reporter: maria ghattas became a nun, dedicated her life to quiet serve tud. in bethlehem, she said she began to see visions of the virgin mary telling her to start a new congregation for arab girls. the heart or rosary led to the convent you see here, it was ghattas' home donated to spread culture. >> sometimes, god create from this weak people something great. >> reporter: her canonization comes one year after pope francis visited the holy land, one of his first trips overseas as pontiff. his visit became the other reason to celebrate a triumph for the christian community the same as mary beauty warddy. sister baouardy was born in a small village also in the 1840s. she was the 13th child in her family and the only one to survive past infancy. her parent

. >> full size body of christ. very beautifully done. >> they say they notified the sheriff's department but are still trying to make sense of this. >> even if you don't believe, i don't understand. >> i don't understand somebody doing something like this but we would love to have it back, of course. the figure of christ back. and again at this point, hoping that someone returns it. but they are considering their options on how to proceed. reporting live in castro valley christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> new at 11:00, trains delayed after a bloody scene at a bart station. police say they found a man with multiple stab wounds at the bart station at about 4:30 today. the victim stumbled to the information booth and collapsed leaving behind a trail of blood. the victim's injuries are nonlife threatening. trains are running on time again tonight. >> also developing news a bomb squad there just destroyed a pressure cooker found in a suspicious car. investigators arrested the car's owner who left the car unattended.

parishioners first noticed the bronze statue of christ was missing on wednesday morning. >> somebody said what happened to the figure on the cross. >> this is a picture of the life-sized sculpture on the cross. this shot was taken a few weeks ago on easter. church members figure it was stolen on tuesday night. one sent messages to the scrap metal businesses to keep an eye out. >> i can't even comprehend walking in with that over their shoulder saying yeah i want to sell this to you. >> this has been a shock to some church members. but there is an interesting perspective to the culprit. >> we will pray for him or her. maybe they needed it more than we did. >>> there is a reward for anyone with information that may lead to an arrest. but there is a chance the theft may be for given. >> what if somebody says sorry sph. ? >> that would be awesome. leave it on the front porch. >> in case it is not found soon there is an effort to replace the statue. it is a custom piece installed nine years ago. the church will have to track down the vendor to see if they have the mold. abc7 news. >>> in

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it's their medallions of particular christ images that adorn the bar.ust 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? >> yeah, of course. >> whoa. >> 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 granada, 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 a 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. >> alicea just like everyone in granada is an aficionado. [ speaking foreign language ] our host is a poet, historian, and patriarch of the

when we talk about doing more for christ, by doing more for others, we know that we suffered a tremendous here in our city this past week. to those who lost family members, we mourn for them. they will never be forgotten. to the miracle of 200 people walking off of that train wreck we know what is at work. our fire department, our emergency management, our hospital workers, all of our care workers, they saved lives on tuesday night. let us recognize the great service. [applause] mayor nutter: until now -- and so now, it is your time. over the last four years you pursued your courses of study with fervent passion but because of the person that you are meant to be all along the way. it is your time to go off into the world, make your way, and achieve even more. my journey to be that man for others started on a similar day like this day, 40 years ago at st. joseph's preparatory high school at 17th and gerard, a proud graduate of the best class out of the

and it is the thing that happens with the disciples of christ. but another denomination. they call themselves christians because they do not want to be in a micro group like a methodist or lutheran or baptist. they want to be playing all christians. what happens to them? they become another denomination. so we get out of that impulse to resolve the problem of pluralism that we will talk about next time as well. and the diversity panel you end up getting more diversity. more religious possibilities. ok, thank you. our time is up for this panel. thank you to all three of you. a wonderful conversation. thank you to all of you for your questions. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span 3. follow us on twitter @c-span history. for information on her schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. this year, c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at our recent visit to fort lauderdale, florida. you are watching american history

speaking of my mother, she had probably the greatest influence other than jesus christ on my life.ause she refused to be a victim. she had every reason to be a victim. born in a very large family, in rural tennessee, shifted from home to home. never really feeling like she belongs. trying to cobble together any kind of education she could. gaining only as much as a third grade education. getting married at 18, moving to detroit, discovering years later that he was a bigamist. working so hard trying to support myself and my brother. the interesting thing about her is, she absolutely refused to feel sorry for herself. and that was a good thing. the problem is she never felt sorry for us, either. [applause] we can never say anything to invoke sympathy. she was like that baltimore mom you so and television. [applause] except, that i would have never been out there in the first place. i would've known what was coming. you know, it does say a lot though about the concept of the family. and i think that family is such an important pillar of strength for this country. and it has been under

in the land of jesus christ and the virgin mary and beginnings of christianity, the two nuns, are theirst palestinian saints in modern times. >> as christians a sign of hope, a light in the, in the tunnel, dark tunnel where we are living now especially in the middle east with all of the events with all of the violence. we are celebrating the lives of two saints who worked humbly for everyone and who proved to be true followers of jesus christ. >> reporter: one born in jerusalem in the 140s to a devout christian family. she became a nun dedicated to quiet servitude. in bethlehem she said she received visions from virgin mary to start sisters of the rosary. her hard work, devotion led to the rosary sisters convent, here, her home, dedicated to the convent to spread education and culture. >> sometimes god creates from this weak people something great. >> reporter: her can norization comes one year after pope francis visited the holy land. one of his first trips skreover as pontiff. a roone to celebrate the triumph of the christianity. the sister was born in a small village in the 14840s.

this is where a statue of jesus christ has been stolen from outside of a church.arty is out there. she will tell you more on why the thieves may have been targeting this particular beloved statue. >>> welcome back. it's tuesday, may 26th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. it is 5:28. we're just peeking on 5:30 and rosemary warming up a little faster for me. i know you have a secret button underneath your desk. >> if i could. if i could, i would for you. we have a number of people who have been asking where is the sun? where is the warmth? it's coming. we'll have one more day of unseasonably cool weather and then changes. along the coastline we will not see a whole lot of change but the inland cities will get a warmup. we have the clouds, we have patchy drizzle. in a nutshell we are not going to change a whole lot today from yesterday. 50 degrees right now reported at santa rosa. mid 50s at sfo. 56 livermore. another slow clearing day. we'll have mostly cloudy skies along the coastline for today and along the east bay shoreline it h

jesus christ is our lord and savior. we have built -- >> let me explain the call for the prayer.he call for the prayer it is in arabic. >> it was a muslim service being held at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. last november, and that's the monster energy drink lady disrupting it. this is kind of the way she spends of days of her one and only life on earth. she told reporters she lives out of her car, travels around the country telling people satan is in their soft drinks and tries to disrupt people's peaceful events and she showed up in texas at annual muslim day where muslim kid come to learn about civics and their state government. >> i stand against islam and the false prophet mohamed! islam will never dominate the united states, and by the grace of god, will not dominate texas! >> it's one thing to think this is the thing that the crazy energy drink lady does alone, right? but at that texas event, just outside that tightly shot footage of her screaming, there was actually a bunch of other people holding these we hate muslim signs and scream teg muslim kid there for

statue of jesus christ while police searched for the thief father o'malley said that if the statue is returned to church on not press any charges >>:our help and our prayers is that somebody will return it to assess soon as possible. if they do it will be in a very forgiving mood >> reporter :and another brush with the law could mean more charges for ray macdonald. mcdonald's or recent arrest could mean prosecutors would reese consider--reconsider not prosecuting an earlier case >>:the fact he has now been convicted--charge more than once means that there's a greater chance he'll be persecuted though rep--the routewe're noticing a great start to tomorrow morning maybe a drill see--drizzle wind speeds right now it is still a blustery in some spots 12 m.p.h. in livermore so we will hold on to preconditions we do have a weak ridge of high pressure starting tomorrow which means inland you'll fill warmer air finally and that war continues for a couple of days it will be great in the morning at the time by lunch time we will see sixties in the heart of the day for '70's and the east bay sou