basically like virgins unto christ.of looked 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 shall weep tears of joy and it was a small bottle they gave me. i remember them being very serious. when i got there, there was no playing for sure. it was a

who shall separate us from the love of christ?erers through him who loved us. for i am convinced that neither death nor life neither angels nor demons neither the present nor the future nor any powers neither any height nor death, nor anything else in all creation will be able to separate us from the love of god that is in christ jesus, our lord. and this is god's word. >> it is my privilege to introduce the honorable eric swalwell representative from california's 15th congressional district. >> to sergeant lunger's family i want to first start by saying thank you. thank you for sharing sergeant lunger with each and every one of us. thank you, paul. thank you, sara. thank you, ashton. thank you, mike. thank you, todd. thank you, michelle. you shared with the city of hayward a warrior, a hero. and i first want to start by saying thank you. because you shared scott with us for 15 years. and during those 15 years, the city of hayward was safer. with scott on the hayward beat crime found no place to hide. and the days scotty worked as

but you reminded me, pope francis is talking about this encounter, encounter jesus christ. help but talk to people. before we close i want to have you say just a little word about your ministry, and how important it is that you have to raise your own finances, and folks pray for this man because he's got a family. and it's not like it's taken care of once you say yes. in fact, it might be a little bit harder. but lou can people support -- how can people support you? >> they can go to the website richard lane ministries.com. you can reach us on the website. there is a link on how you can go to or actually if you want to go go fund me.com, and then put in go fund me.com/richard lane. you can go there and do a search on go fund me. but most importantly what i and is if you're looking for a parish mission invite me, go to the website, i'd be more than happy to come out to your parish do a par rigs rishi mission and -- parish mission and help any evangelist at your church. >> close out with a prayer and maybe somebody is watching this, and they say, you know, would like to -- i'

board of supervisors and commission what sort of response one needs to present themselves to jesus christ in city hall oh, by the way, my cell phone service is not working or i've overpaid my minutes or something like that thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you've heard from me before i'm furious that is my first time at a meeting your gsr the condition of the permit i can't believe that is happening i mean those people are having their views obstructed this is what it's all about. >> you're saying it's okay verizon and attica walk over san franciscans and put their junctions openly on all poles i'm furious this is not justice at all. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes. well again, i'm john and still live at the foot of russian hill this morning i came across on interesting document it stated that mark 17 are 2011 that's well over four years ago from nancy a land use lawyer you know her she's writing to me and said the san francisco board of appeals denies an antenna permit good news the first time in the city's history the san francisco board of appeals has denied

board of supervisors and commission what sort of response one needs to present themselves to jesus christ in city hall oh, by the way, my cell phone service is not working or i've overpaid my minutes or something like that thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you've heard from me before i'm furious that is my first time at a meeting your gsr the condition of the permit i can't believe that is happening i mean those people are having their views obstructed this is what it's all about. >> you're saying it's okay verizon and attica walk over san franciscans and put their junctions openly on all poles i'm furious this is not justice at all. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>

jesus christ himself said that. [applause] we are leaving that to the next generation.motivates me. it motivates me to see what we are doing to their financial future. we all hear about the 18.4 trillion national debt and that is a problem. if you try to pay that back at the rate of $10 million a day it would take to over 5000 years. you are putting that under facts, but it is worse than that, it is a fiscal gap. the amount of unfunded liability, social security medicare, medicaid, departmental programs, all what we oh going forward projecting versus what we can expect to come in in terms of revenues from taxes and other sources. those two things should be close together and they are not. the gap right now is 211 to in dollars. i mentioned that in my announcement speech and the next day a bunch of liberal media came out and said, see, we told you it was crazy -- he does not know anything about economics and a very next day forks cannot out and said, 17 nobel laureates in economics and 1200 professors of economics agree with carson. [applause] well, that settle them down

larry: jesus christ, sondra can't even keep her eyes open. (laughter) we've got cliff huxtable on camera forcing mesquite rufi sauce on his own family. (laughter) so let me see if i can really be clear about this. okay? this is how horrible of a human being that [ bleep ] is. this is why i call him a [ bleep ] all the time okay? (laughter) he believes that truing and -- he believes that drugging and raping women deserves to be laughed at. he put it in a comedy act, and he put it on his tv show. he finds what he did to be funny. five words: you. can. go. [ bleep ]. yourself. (cheers and applause) all right. okay. for more on this, from our 24/7 cosby situation room, is our own holly walker. holly! (cheers and applause) hey, holly i know you have a lot to say. what do you have to say about this? >> first of all, we haven't forgotten about you, [ bleep ]. (laughter). >> larry: yeah, yeah. we -- i -- i -- i actually already covered that holly. (laughter) >> okay. then i really have nothing to say. (laughter) >> larry: really? wait, nothing? >> i

jesus christ, a.k.a.it radio here on this corner outside the abandoned hall of justice where the manson girls put on a freak show during the trial. swats particular can a and shaved heads and crawling on hands and knees. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >>> november 1969, held for car theft charles manson and the family were slowly being tied to a string of murders from. her cell, manson started talking about susan atkins being a killer. the victim musician gary hundredman who been stabbed to death two weeks before the tate and labianca murders. suddenly, everything came crashing down. >> she told these two co-inmates of that the family was responsible for the tate

andrew did not want to be crucified like christ. he didn't think he deserved it that he wanted christ alone to be notified or dignified with that crucifixion, and he was crucified as an angle and that's where the st. andrew's cross comes from. i believe the majority of south carolinians would like to see it up and i believe i'm speaking for a majority of south carolinian, but i will prove that with a vote and i don't think doing that makes us any less of a republic, but it makes us more susceptible to the views of the people. >> senator you probably didn't know this but did you know that when i first heard about your proposal to have a referendum i have some concerns about that understanding -- >> debate from the south carolina senate yesterday and now we bring you live coverage of debate as it continues into a second day on the same issue, a final vote on this item could come today. >>> the senate and guests come to order and please remain standing while we are led by the chaplain and followed by the pledge of allegiance. >> thank

take that flag down for christ's sake!n at this point, the symbol of that flag is a symbol of terrorism for people who were terrorized during that time. there is no reason. >> even-- recognizes that it is a symbol of terrorism. it is really bad. >> my thing is especially in light of events like this to me that's-- take it down now everywhere. because that is what represents to people that went through those things. >> that we're to the being honest about the situation like we don't want to have the real conversation about race. it's hard for me to take a governor seriously when she says oh i don't understand what would make somebody do this. and then your capital is flying a symbol of racism and separation and segregation. you are not having an intellectually honest conversation. >> i think racism shows nostalgia. >> that's right. >> it speaks to the fact that people are still not grappling with and dealing with the stuff that happened so long ago. i mean if you think that racism is in the past then leave the flag in the p

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i'm going against something that jesus christ of nazareth said.e that they gave me to do this show. [ laughter ] i will be raped by the devil for all of time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've got to look at your contract, because that's not true. it might not be true. you should look at your contract. >> in my contract? >> jimmy: yeah. it might be in there. >> well, first of all, i signed it in -- in my blood. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wouldn't it be easy? it's fun. you get to hear jokes and funny jokes and get to see good comedians. >> well, you know how it is. you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have to, you know -- i have a lot of pretend laugh lines i'm getting. >> jimmy: because some people are just -- they don't have it. >> some guys just don't have it, you know what i mean? you can teach -- like my hockey guy, when i used to think i'd go to the nhl. he said, norm, "i can teach you anything but speed." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: just not a fast guy. >> no, sir. and that's what it's like with comedy. you can teach all the craft you want, but you know,

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his name was by court order for mayor jesus christ satan. he cut back later on the speed and change td to prince car cadeia. these days you don't have to submit petitions you just lobby the appropriate incumbence and they appoint you. thank you president breed >> thank you next speaker >> [inaudible] contact, connection. [inaudible] a man must learn [inaudible] for example, [inaudible] >> thank you very much, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. the hardest thing to do is accept the truth especially when you have been living a lie your whole life. the majority of our african american people that know nothing of our culture heritage and history. our universe is and all things are a result of universal order. we are right where we should be in this moment of our history here in america. we cannot wait another month for what is true and correct for african american people. if we don't know where we came from, how we know where we are going? that is why the [inaudible] commission on education is necessary and very critical at this state of d

they berated her about her faith, her person and her christ. simply said my christ died for me what did mohammed do for you? she was beaten gang raped, the children molested. she is the one serving five years imprisonment. six weeks now for this awful false crime. >> you can't even make this stuff up. i mean in my wildest dreams if i wanted to think of something so awful, a woman very thirsty from working and gets a drink of water. instead of people being generous she drinks out of something that for some reason offends somebody. rather than worry about her health they arrest her. she is the mother of five children. because she is christian, she cant drink this water. now they are going to execute her. aren't there people there in pakistan who think this is terrible? >> there are very few. i have to say this. the country has become extremely conservative and extremely -- >> wait a second. you know what? it's extremely conservative that is one thing and extremely lyly evil is the other thing. killing someone for drinking out of a cup is not cons

. >> 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'

and i know that folks spoke up about what happened in charleston about the grace that exemplifies christ, and i appreciate that grace and it is humbling to see it in my home state, but i don't believe after that vote yesterday on the stars and bars getting rid of the battle flag, but when i saw the stars and bars i know where we are, and it's not just about the flag. it's about an acquiescence that the south was the racist, the evil, the white supremacists and lincoln was this great emancipate emancipator, and it's just not true, and people need to know the truth. people have a right to know the truth and people have a right to know the history and the history is that politicians, and i want to say one of my favorite quotes is by napoleon and that is the history is the most agreed-upon fable, and we need to learn our history, all of our history. what happened in the '60s and the way people of color were treated is wrong. what happened during jackson's days of dragging the indians across the country was wrong. we were at war with germany and japan, but we didn't lock out the germans, but

armageddon is supposed to be the final battle between christ and the anti-christ.rmageddon comes from a specific place called atelmagedo, a hill in israel. in terms of bibly ral prophecy that's supposed to be where the final battle happens to bring about the end of the worldful it is armageddon. in muslim apocalyptic mythology the rough equivalent to armageddon, the literal place where the final battle is supposed to happen between muslims and their enemies at the end of the world, the equivalent place is dabiq. like armageddon which refers to a specific place in israel, dabiq isn't just an idea about the end of the world. it is a specific place you can find on a map. a place where people live. the town of dabiq has 3,000 people inside syria. about six miles from the turkish border in northern syria. there is nothing particularly notable about dabiq as a town except for the symbolic roll in end of the world muslim mythology. but that's enough to get isis to name their magazine after it. isis has gone out of their way to stage a bunch of propaganda videos in dabiq i

hundreds of thousands of people have packed into christ the redeemer square for the event. moments ago they were receiving communion. that continues. as we look live here. several thousands slept in the square overnight to get a spot and move closer to the front. francis arrived in bolivia wednesday after spending three days in ecuador. the pope's first stop during his visit to the united states in september is in washington, d.c. he'll be there starting on tuesday, the 22nd. then pope francis will head to new york before he comes to philadelphia on september 26th and 27th. >>> emergency forces a crew of a flight from chicago to boston to abort takeoff. the southwest airlines plane was leaving midway when it had a mechanical issue. no one was hurt and that incident is under investigation. >>> happening now. first lady michelle obama is speaking at the first ever native american tribal youth summit in washington, d.c. here's a live look at the event. at the white house. teens from 230 tribes will meet with mrs. obama and cabinet members to discuss topics like education, cult

jesus christ i'll pass, i'm note prepared and don't want to waste your time >> thank you.> we do not z public comment is closed. we have before us the minutes of june 2, 2015. do the commissioners have comment or edits or motions >> there is motion by commissioner singh and second by commissioner mondejar rchlt >> commission members please announce yourb vote when you call your name. commissioner mondejar, yes. commissioner singh, yes. commissioner bustos rks yes chair rosales, yes. >> the minutes are approvaled. please call the next item. >> the next order of business is regular agenda, item 5 b, conditionly octerizing a permit to enter with the city and counto of san francisco acting by and through the department of public works the san franciscotoryism impruchbment management corporation, a california corporation non profit mutual benefit corporation and web core construction lp, a california limited partnership to allow construction rowilated to the expansion of the mu sconey convention center on the office of community investment and infrastructure . former yerba bean

. >>> and it's like a visit from jesus christ himself is how one person is describe the unusual stopiladelphia. >>> happening right now a live look here. smoke is still rising from the scene of that massive warehouse fire in north jersey yesterday. more than 24 hours after it started. live picture here from north brunswick, middlesex county. the smoke is still coming off that smoldering warehouse and we have seen flare-ups the past few minutes from this view of our sister station in new york is giving us. we brought this to you yesterday morning breaking news 24 hours pregnant the warehouse stored plastics and cars and household goods. smoke from the fire forced evacuation of nearby apartments and suspended service on the nj transit northeast corridor. >>> live music and carnival rides and tasty food at the fair starts today. new kids on the block, counting crows and megan trainer are some of the acts that will perform through august 1st at the delaware fairgrounds in kent county. what won't be there is ducks or geese because the department of agriculture is banning them from powellr

showed up at the hearing of this murderer and offered their forgiveness, and pointed that man to christ. >> we need order please. >> any other time, any other place in the world violence would have been returned for violence, but not intros 10 south carolina. when a victim can show up less than 48 hours after family member has been murdered, and offer forgiveness, and point that man to christ, mr. president and members of the senate, i don't know if i could ever forgive someone who killed one of my family members. especially 2 days especially 2 days. that is the kind of leadership that our friend clem., and we appreciate it. i have a unanimous consent request from the invitations committee. mr. president, according to rule 35-b i asked that miss jennifer pinckney and reverend middleton have access to the floor behind the rail. >> without objection, so ordered. >> i would like to be heard behind the rail. without objection, so ordered. >> senator from darlington? while he is coming up -- >> permission to distribute material? >> without objection, so ordered. >> senator from darlington, m

>> because of others' testimony christ has answered my prayer. that is what it stands for. watch oprah talking about stories made to the same thing just not on tv. when they come in the morning, we have a principal of the day one is like the law of diminishing intent filagree wait you probably will never do it. and other principal life is not a dress rehearsal it is the real thing you only get one trip. but then repot them into groups of 20 leaders with about tenner 15 guys with a group of young boys between the ages of six and 13. western decamping in the morning i did not start for the kids because of single-parent households and the fatherless problem dr. putnam says if we get fathers back to the home they can solve america's problems but trying to do that and how to do that has been tough but the boot camp now has the great success rate is not delivering in father's back to the home but we teach lessons to also offer life skills because if i get them a job without life skills there won't keep their dimer they will have tension between the employees so now we have the pr

it is not about religion but relationship through god through christ.e will talk about life pushes people down. our message is about how you can overcome and be a better father and let go of the past. it is practical stuff. not just doctrine and religious type stuff good where is victoria. >> she's back at the hotel. >> back at the hotel. >> she will be there tonight my kids are there it is a fun time. >> we had a graphic there it starts at 6:00. can people still get tickets. >> i think so, yeah. >> i would hurry though everyone of your events gets sold out. >> when i watch on sunday, that church, how many people does that church hold. >> it holds 16,000. >> do you ever go, wow, look at this. are you used to it. >> i do it every sunday. i grew up watching the rockets playing basketball there. so, my dad started the church with 90 people. you never know in your wildest dreams 20, 30 years later we would have a church there. i still see my old season tickets when i get up to minister. that is part of the message. it is your life that is bigger than your o

kandi christ. guest: -- candy crash. guest: advertising opportunities. mark: education.: focus on disrupting the status quo of what higher education looks like. let people get skills anyway. mark: republican opportunity to reach millenial with snapchat. guest: be authentic, be funny, show them that you're not the monster that the media or trays republicans that. mark: justice reform. guest: use this as an opportunity to show you understand we have not yet achieved racial equality and we need to do more we are allowing a quality to work better. mark: marriage equality. guest: to say the supreme court has ruled. that is the law. let's take a look at how we can be respectful and not have this become the political hot but it has always been. mark: a lot of conservatives care about foreign policy. is that an opportunity to reach millenials? guest: i think it is. i tried to shy away from strong pronouncements in the polls, because it can change in the blink of an eye. but the older millenial's, who are more hesitant about robust american engagement overseas they remember the i

they were a 15th century highlight reel of moses and jesus christ. the art entertained as well as educated. george lucas movies are not only fun to watch harrison ford fly through space with his furry copilot but to teach the variety -- values of society. the choice between being selfish and being impassioned. he took the stand and made his beliefs clear. while the dark side can be more powerful and alluring. the light will bring more joy. which brings me to my last equation. love plus bravery equals happiness. a lot of graduation speeches will encourage you to be passionate about something. i'm going to encourage you to be passionate about someone. now i'm going to be brave and talk about love. and i know for some of you, just the word probably makes you squirm. i get that. i was totally that way. for a long time i avoided the subject. for me, it was career, business, those are my priorities. it took me a long time to be as brave in my personal life as i was in my professional life. that is because to be brave in love needs opening yourself up to th

charlie christ is turn charlie crist is anything but going away.010 bid for the senate and second cry governor in 2014. enough about the election. imagine the voter turnout of 99.7%. that is what north korea said happened over the weekend in the local contest. those that missed out were out of the country. here's the catch. there's one candidate for each post. you can vote yes or no and be charged with treason. all of a sudden 16 candidates doesn't sound bad does it? >>> gingrich released review about the apple watch. no matter how you feel about him, parts of it make you want to chuckle. >> i just took your picture. i keep sending my heart rate to friends in washington but nobody is responding. excuse me, i have to feed my tamigachi. >> how you like my new watch? >> i keep getting your heartbeats. >>> joined by political analyst and best selling author. good morning. >> i love newt's watch. very cool. >> does it tell time? >> that's one of the few things people are wondering. does everything else apparently. >>> someone else who's doing a lot, don

we hope the church of christ will increase its commitment to the boy scouts. we're excited about building a stronger more inclusive boy scouts moving forward. >> ifill: what do you say to people, whether a scout member or leader, that sexuality shouldn't be an issue in these cases. >> i agree sexuality shouldn't be an issue. i have two moms, jackie and terri, i don't know if they're watching at home but they were a small part of my scout experience when we were growing up because we lived in a progressive community, but in bridgeport, ohio where jennifer terrell is from, it was an issue. no scout should be denied entrance because their parents are gay. >> ifill: zach wahls executive director of scouts for equality, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, gwen. >> woodruff: hosting the olympic games has become a kind of olympian feat in itself. many cities have struggled with it, while others have said the outcome is well worth it. but boston's ambivalence about hosting the summer games and the decision it announced yesterday is casting a fresh spotlight on these

today, christ froome sake someone threw a small cup of urine at him and calling him a doper.e able to extend his lead. this guy won the tour in 2013 and has never had a positive test. this sports record brought to you by bang -- bank of the west. getting ugly in france where fans are thinking, awful these riders are doping, even after what happened a few years ago they're all doing it now. >> even the fans who seem to be fans want to kind of like give them a little pat or wave a flag, but don't they know they might be sabotaging. >> could be dangerous. >> thank you. next at 6:00, what made this the ugliest yard in san francisco? and what is being done to fix it. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> join us tonight on kofy tv 20, press

baptist church in scorelot carolina is called arson, and it's expected in the fair at a church the christire at the adventist church was set. >> those matters are upped investigation -- under investigation. i'm not able to go into a lot. we don't have definitive answers as to how all were started. >> federal investigators are involved and made no conclusions. for the southerners, it's a reminder of a painful past. >> the black church has always been the number one target when it comes to the black community. the black church is the strongest institution we have, and whenever there's anything for the advancement of african-american americans in this country the leadership came from the black church. >> the fires come in the wake of a massacre at the historic emanuel a.m.e. churn in charleston -- church in charleston, south carolina. suspected gunman dylann roof, sparked a discussion about race and symbolism, a debate angering southerners with deep roots in the confederacy. this may be from lightning, but i know out of the seven lightening. >> now as investigations continue, preachers and p

. >> i hope that i have the strength to stand there and say "the power of christ compels you." i want to see. [ bleep ]. >> i don't think anybody believes this. you have to agree that even if you realize and rationalizes that a person in a costume -- >> if you don't run away the next option is let's punch this guy in the head. >> funny you should say that actually. >> oh! [ screaming ] [ bleep ] >> if i saw that figure inny tall, dark robe i wouldn't even come close to t i would be like i'm good. >> i'm getting out of the way. [ screaming ] >> tough to jump in but -- >> ow it looked like it hurt. >> oh, it hurt. >> next time why he will want take it down a notch. happy anniversary to me it's safeway's anniversary... happy anniversary to me but you're the one who's gonna save some serious money. happy anniversary to me right now with your club card brentwood sweet corn is 4 for $1.00 tropicana orange juice or farmstand juice is $2.49 and lays potato chips are just $1.99. happy anniversary to me. safeway's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. >> fun and easy way to connect wi

by bishop gene robinson who will be joined by other diverse group of faith leaders. >> christ church, about two blocks from our station will welcome two female rabbis and a transgendered muslim faith lead's long with the performance, sung by america's got talent semi finalist jonathan allen. >> here's another one of the events they have at independent mall to kick the whole thing off. you can hear the clapping. they laid that receipt at the gay pioneer marker right there at independence mall. this is the beginning of it all. they recognize the face of that man in the bow tie because that is jim overfield he was honored as he was the plaintiff in the supreme court case that just last week, legalized marriage equality for everyone. >> sean and i never thought it would come. we never expect to mar any our lifetime and yet, we did and because of that, we got mad and we stood up and we helped make the world a better place. >> also there, do you see so many people standing right there, those are three of the original gay pioneers, whose bravery, 50 years ago ignited the entire lgbt civil r