i mean how much more american can you be than being a christian and an evangelical christian nonetheless? at the time i wasn't even a legal citizen. certainly my conversion to christianity gave me a sense of belonging but i don't want to make it sound as if it were a conversion of convenience. i really, truly, burned with this faith. >> and then you began at some point, and maybe you could tell us about these moments, when you began to have questions. because you were talking to people. who were expressing doubts about the story. and what did you do in response to that? >> i think when -- during my years of preaching this gospel, i would as you say encounter many people who had doubts and who would implant those doubts in me. but i think part of the fundamentalist lifestyle is learning how to wash clear those doubts, those questions, when confronted with something that does not fit with what you believe, you just simply treat it as an attack. >> the fundamentalist lifestyle, approach. >> which is why to be perfectly honest with you i have an enormous amount of compassion for some of the

only radical ideology influencing how the military functions in fact one root called the officers christian fellowship is made up of over fifteen thousand five hundred of fundamentalist christian military officers who don't think their oath is to the constitution but in fact to the bible or the organizations own website its purpose is to quote glorify god by uniting christian officers for biblical fellowship and outreach equipping and encouraging them to minister affectively in the military society sounds innocuous enough but according to some of the military there is a brutal culture of only men harassment for those who just aren't christian enough so here to discuss this unreported issue i'm joined now by r.t. correspondent ana stasi a church thanks so much for researching as nazia what did you learn from your investigation about the prevalence of religious extremism in the military while abbie one of the first things was certainly the fact that it's definitely something that's hugely under reported and not really talked about i mean we did see concerns about. extremist christianity make

view and yet there's an older historical christian view doesn't seem that is the case john scott red is the president of the reform theological seminary outside washington d.c. he observes a trend among. in his students to a more balanced approach to the israeli palestinian conflict we see a lot of young evangelical both aspiring pastors and folks pursuing other jobs at the seminary come through and see that there is a increasing interest in a reading of the scripture that sees modern day the modern day israeli state as a country like all the other countries in the world the movement has kept a low profile but is gaining popularity among younger evangelicals in america religious leaders say it's happening for theological reasons but can also be attributed to a disillusion with the one sided pro is really rhetoric i think you found in the many christian young christians found themselves saying they're complicated the logical view being appropriated and used in a. more possibly divisive form political position not all evangelical groups agree with the direction of the youth movement ch

christian population many christians have left but aside after the israeli occupation of the one nine hundred sixty seven. you know their conditions are deteriorating in different parts of but the state and specially in and around bethlehem the birthplace of jesus christ so it is our responsibility to reach out to them now some evangelical community is are aiming to bring attention to the plight of palestinian christians by organizing trips to the region when you you learn. a lot more about a region about peoples and their inner relationships with each other and their history. it causes you to reframe the whole way that you think about things the hope is that greater understanding of the conflict can pave the way to peace in the middle east in washington liz wall r.t. . still ahead here on our team gun control efforts turned senator and connecticut a new state law requires gun owners to register and military style weapons but most of them haven't and may be considered felons very soon and we'll tell you more after the break. dramas that try to be ignored. in the. stories others use to

but in fact to the bible organizations own website it's purpose is to quote glorify god by uniting christian officers for biblical fellowship and outreach equipping and encouraging them to minister effectively in the military society sounds innocuous enough but according to some in the military there's a brutal culture only in harassment for those who just aren't christian enough so here to discuss this unreported issue i'm joined now by our correspondent on a saucer churkin a thanks so much for researching those nastia what did you learn from your investigation about the prevalence of religious extremism in the military while abby one of the first things was certainly the fact that it's definitely something that's hugely under reported and not really talked about i mean we did see concerns about extremist christianity make headlines in the me to some of the outlets during the peaks of the iraq and afghan war but this topic has certainly kind of disappeared and been brushed aside and not discussed as opposed to you know the role of islam like you just mentioned and as it turns out this issue

christians united for israel. one of the largest pro israel organizations encourages american christians to support israel. they declined comment for this story. but palestinian ambassador my and hairy cat thinks the movement is a step in the right direction. when we see that also among the american jewish community. i mean the younger generation do not feel at all and by the political convictions off you know the old guards or the parents and grandparents the birthplace of christianity the holy land has seen in accidents and christians as the religious minority there often caught in the crosshairs of the israeli palestinian conflict. now christians make up about two percent of the population in israel and the west think that millions of tourists flocking to holy city is laid out plan in jerusalem. each year the region can eventually be led down a local christian population. many christians have left. but instead opted to zito bishop nineteen sixty seven. and the you know the conditions are deteriorating in differ

to confront them do you think the christian. god despite having a purely condemned the muslim patrols at the time the east london mosque has been singled out by the christian patrol for criticism the mosques say they feel caught in the middle and i worry that the patrol could inflame fragile community relations our community feels threatened by. turning up to. any part of the country. putting across. a strong message the public. to understand is that none of these groups represent the mainstream community or why does society out on london streets and while there's not much support to be found here i really prefer to control the border with sort of half a century love. story. make me feel. yeah yeah i think you're right about that do you think it's all going to be completely peaceful here when i think there are going to be moments where obviously often there's a potential for trouble there always will be there's nothing we can do to avoid that you could not patrol yeah and then just leave these members of the public to be harasse

extremist christianity make headlines in the me to some of the outlets during the peaks of the iraq and afghan war but this topic has certainly kind of disappeared and been brushed aside and not discussed as opposed to you know the role of islam like you just mentioned and as it turns out this issue is certainly still around and it's a very serious one because it's not only affecting as it turned out and we discovered you know the enemy but it's also affecting our soldiers at home because of in some cases very severe pressure that is being imposed on them of being either of a different religion or not being christian enough like you said and another shocking thing to discover was that we were told that apparently this kind of understanding that extremist christianity exists in the u.s. military goes up quite high in the ranks and that people even addressing this issue with the high ranking officials are just basically told to stop talking about it or else and what sort of tangible facts does this type of religious expression have on both the military as a whole and the populations where

are being targeted for not being christian enough and you know being kind of brainwashed in a sense to be a lot more committed to god speaks for itself i mean if that's the issue with christians you can only imagine how much pressure people who are nonbelievers also experience. in the army addressing this type of persecution and if so how. well abby these certainly are over the years several years ago there were attempts made to kind of said excuse me i don't know what's going on today. basically what was going on the military did sound so-called fix-it kids for example to into the military so that rifle for rifles for example and there were hundreds of thousands of them out in the battlefield that had biblical verse numbers on them to be wiped out but according to what we were told this is really not been a very efficient method because the fix it's essentially you know some of them we were told were basically quoits to kind of just rub on the rifle to get rid of the number are there not being used or not efficient enough or the number of rifles is so huge that it was you know just

wouldn't you accede that this is not about the christians being set upon by anti-christians, this is fight among christians that this is a bad bill. wouldn't you concede that? >> no, i wouldn't concede that. i would say there are some christians who are fearful as the politicians are of the kind of harassment and vitriolic attacks that they suffer whenever they take any position in opposition to homosexual you know, 40% of protestants support marm equality. i don't think that this line that is often put out there by folks like yourself, that all christians are on this side, everybody is against us is against christianity and religion. i don't think that's fair to christians like myself. do you agree with that? >> i think when we're looking at something like this, it's dealing with the exercise of religious liberty on the part of an individual. every individual has the right to respond to what their conscious tells them that their religion demands. so there may be christians who will not make the same decision in terms of what the implications are. >> listen, your organization is incr

the christians in the east.he road to damascus. so much of christian history comes from that place. the tragedy is christians in the west hardly have any idea at all that the road of paul is filled with bomb craters and people are dying every day. >> thank you for spotlighting. still to comes, it takes millions of dollars to run an ad for the super bowl but now one small business is given a chance to play with the big boys during the big game and they didn't have to put up a didn't have to put up a dime.ave new campbell's chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. i ke prilosec otc each morni for my frzero heartburn.n. becat [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. wohoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. progress-oh! [ female

i mean, the christians we saw killed on christmas, you know, a very unified attack against christians 37 murdered. the community before the war was about a million christians, now i think there'sless than half, maybe even a third of that. we're very thankful in san diego that many have been able to come to san diego and the great community that's forming there and continues to form. but i'd like to hear from you what we can do and what we should do and what we're not doing to help not only the christian community, but especially the christian community, but other communities as well. what else should we be doing? >> congressman, thank you. i've visited the caldean community in michigan, and i would welcome the opportunity to come to your district also to visit the community there. >> you're invited. >> and extremist groups, as i mentioned, are threatening christians, muslims, everybody in the region. it is a phenomenon throughout the region that is a regional problem, and one thing we're trying to do is work with the christian leaders in iraq to make sure a they have the resources the

, if we're going to call on muslims to defend christians, christians ought to speak out to defend people'san dignity. >> yo. >> that's a great question. yo. you said take matters into our own hands? how about taking our money and keeping it in our own hands? we give the united nations $7.96 billion, and that's a low estimate, the united states gives them from all different agencies, and this report that the u.n. put out is such hypocrisy and such projection. they're lecturing the catholic church, and the u.n. has its own shady history with rape. i think it would be interesting to give a copy of the report to the muslim countries not in favor of homosexuality and have them be at odds with the united nations. a lot of these countries, as dana mentioned, discriminate against homosexuals and the u.n. is a very pro-muslim organization. why not shove it back in their face? >> greg? >> it's not just the persecution of christians. it's the persecution of people. by coincidence, by radical islamics. it's always radical islamics. radical islam should be the uniting force for christians, gays, buddhi

the christians we saw killed, very unified attacks against christians, 37 murdered.chaldean community before the war was about a million chaldean christians. now i think it is less than half or a third of that. we are thanks in san diego that many chaldeans have been able to come to san diego and create the community forming there and continues to form. but i would like to hear from you what we can do with what we should do with what we are not doing to help not only the christian community -- especially the christian community, but other communities as well. what else should we be doing? >> congressman, thank you. i visited the community in michigan. i was welcoming the opportunity to come to your district to visit the community there. >> you're invited. >> the extremist groups have i mentioned are threatening christians, muslims, everybody in the region. it's a phenomenon throughout the region that is a regional problem. the one thing we're trying to do is work with christian leaders in iraq to make sure they have the resources they need from the central government

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as christians, we can say we know. and so as far as the word of god is concerned, no, no one's ever going to convince me that the word of god is not true. but i do want to make a distinction here and for bill's sake. we build models based upon the bible and those models are always subject to change. the fact of noah's flood is not subject to change. the model of how the flood occurred is subject to change because we observe in the current world and we're able to come up with maybe different ways this could've happened or that could've happened and that's part of that scientific discovery. that's part of what it's all about. so the bottomline is that as a christian, i have the foundation. that as a christian, i would ask bill the question what would change your mind? i mean you said even if you come to faith, you'd never give up believing in billions of years. i think i quoted you correctly saying something like that recently. so that would be my question to bill. >> we would just need one piece of evidence. we would ne

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envoy and the man who wrote the book on the global war on christians.conditioned to think of christianity as an all powerful, all controlling, worldly, vastly inflewenal social institution, which makes it difficult for ordinary americans to get their minds around the idea that christians can be the victims of persecuti persecution. >> critics say the u.s. and the obama administration need to do more beginning by finally naming a new ambassador at large for international religious freedom. suzen johnson cook resigned the post in october and it took two years to get her nominated and confirmed in the first place. we pressed the state department on where religious persecution falls on their priority list. >> i think we have people in the building dedicated to the issue every day. >> but former deputy national security adviser elliott abrams who now heads up the u.s. commission on international religious freedom says the fight against religious persecution is not high on the administration's to do list. listen. >> i think the problem is, it looks like indif

but to fourth-century christians, it was a practical matter.eeding places of worship, they took over the long roman basilica, which became the standard form for christian architects in the west. gradually over the centuries, these architects transformed the roman form. they first added a great transept tit, thus making the church into a symbolic cross shape. at the west end of the building, they added towers, breaking up the horizontal silhouette of the basilica with vertical forms. at the east end, they retained the roman apse, but made choirs more sophisticated with radiating chapels. and inside the building, they broke up the simple walls of the roman basilica with openings for the galleries and for the windows. and instead of the flat wooden roofs of the early basilicas, they used roman-style vaults. [speaking french] in the middle ages, paray-le-monial would never have been used for weddings, but nevertheless, the cluniac monks did encourage a large lay congregation. but this church is not just a superb example of monastic architecture. it

we're christians.re just look any other christian on the face of this earth. >> reporter: do you see yourself handling snakes in the future? >> honey, i see myself as long as there's breath in my body taking up serpents. >> if they're lying, cheating, stealing, fornicating -- >> reporter: coots says they live by a stricter moral code than most. >> holy ghost ain't there no more. >> reporter: and their way of life along with the way they choose to worship sets them apart. they believe it brings them closer to god. >> it's an inner peace. you don't think about nothing else. you have a love for everybody. there's no ill feelings, nothing in your mind except, you know, god has honored me to let me feel his spirit. >> some people feel that that is the presence of god. and some people think it is a biochemical reaction that your body is having to fear, to danger, to life and death situations. >> if the bible told me to jump out of an airplane, i would. >> reporter: last saturday night in a scene much like th

. >> holy anoint the christians. we are going to keep being noisy. >> you say that like it is almost used negatively? >> i think what the bible series did is give people permission to talk openly about their love of god. like the voice 400 employees who don't know everybody and still don't know what they were thinking personally. the bible series lifted what they came up and said thank you so much it means so much to my family. i would never have known what it means to them personally. the tsa guy said what's wrong? nothing. just thanking you for the bible. >> did the freedom of success from other ventures did that allow you the freedom to pursue "the passion"." the other stuff is it less of a passion more of a business? >> it is a day job. we have a day job that is doing very well. >> with our other shows and other projects it is an opportunity, we had the platform, we had the leverage to be able to do this. we came to it with no fear. we felt full of love. i think everything was the best of intentions. our intentio

>> any scientist out there christian or non-christian, that is involved in inventing things involved in scientific method is using creation. they are because they are borrowing from a christian world view. they use the laws of logic. i keep emphasizing that. i want bill to tell me and a view of the universe as a result of natural processes, explain then where the laws of logic came from. why should we trust the laws of nature? i mean are they going to be the same tomorrow as they were yesterday? in fact, some of the greatest scientists that ever lived isaac newton, james clerk maxwell, michael faraday, were creationists. and as one of them said, you know, thinking gods thought after him and that's really modern science really came out of. that thinking, that we can do experiments today and we can do the same tomorrow. we can trust the laws of logic. we can trust the laws of nature. and if we don't teach our children correctly about this, they're not going to be innovative. and they're not going to be able to come up with inventions to advance in our culture. and so i think that the p

to confront them do you think the christian patrols intimidating. despite having a poorly condemned the muslim patrols at the time the east london mosque has been singled out by the christian patrol for criticism the mosques say they feel caught in the middle and are worried the patrol could inflame fragile community relations our community certainly feels threatened by his antics turning up to. any part of the country. is. putting across the street. a strong message the public me. to understand is that none of these groups represent the mainstream community or society out on london streets and well there's not much support to be found here i. first wrote the book with you shouldn't have been should love. story. yeah. yeah yeah thank you very much that he thinks it's all going to be completely peaceful here. obviously i think there's a potential for trouble there always will be there's nothing we can do to avoid that. yeah just leave these members of the public. to some fun but that's not what we've been told since a number of arrests last year the

she watched her husband being hacked to death by her christian neighbors. her son had a lucky escape. they cut him with a machete. 32 children have been killed in the neighborhood in the past month. pews are filled with bewildered survivors. the man responsible for this new congregation his father xavier. 31 years old, new to the job, making friends. but he is facing a backlash outside for preaching tolerance. "when i started doing this, everyone opposed me. i was attacked by the community. men ofthese times, goodwill must stand up and prove their faith. this country needs to see that christians and muslims share the same god." weeks, the tables have been turned. now, it is the muslim minority on the run, either trying to flee the country, or taking sanctuary wherever they can find it. outside on the streets, a taste of what awaits any muslims caught trying to leave. a man proudly shows us the ruins of the mosque, torn down by a mob. theby, we run into christian militia. all muslims must leave this country, he says. if they don't, we will just kill them. at

on christians, a very good question. we're focused on the plight of christians in iraq and throughout the region. when prime minister malaki was here, he acknowledged in the public remarks the importance of taking care of the christian community. in october, he met with the head of the caldean church. i try to meet with christian leaders when i'm there. i met with archbishop werda and rabil a couple of months ago to focus on the land disputes. the cabinet passed a legislation to carve out a christian province to allow them autonomy and security. this is something we continue to develop. i'll be meeting with an iraqi christian leader tomorrow in my office. we're foe cussed on it. it's an extremely, extremely difficult issue. christians are threatened by the extremists as are sunnis, shiah everybody. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you for being here. you know, i -- as the ties between iraq and iran, it seems to be getting closer. they signed a defense -- to have a defense treaty that supposedly they put tog

christian communities. in a couple of instances i can think of, we had the july 7 bombings in london. tragic events. the london underground was bombed and a bus. a young man was killed in the london bus bombing. i approached his mother and as a human being, i felt a little bit reluctant. here is a woman in full grief for her only son. and yet i had heard that she had a deep christian faith. the catholic cathedral that she attended gave me her number. i asked permission from her to get the number. she gave me the most moving interview that i have ever done in my life. this was within 24 hours with him losing her son. the interview went out on the morning news program on bbc radio 4 called "today." it is usually a very gladiatorial, presenter versus politician, three minutes of hard fighting over political issues of the day. this one was about eight minutes and really stunned mainstream audience and a lot of editors as she talked in great depth and with huge heart about her son and about the impact of the bom

>> for me, mark joked about being the most boisterous christian couple in hollywood.can open up and talk about god. the other aspect of that, the general public, christians who sometimes have shunned hollywood a little bit. they can come back and say you know what? hollywood is there, there are projects that we can do. it is good for them to become a part of it, don't shun it. >> it is interesting from a financial perspective these movies have done so well. and yet they're hard to often produce. lauren, you cover religion for the fox news channel. and you covered a lot of those stories. >> well, absolutely, and the stories coming out now as to how there are more and more hollywood movies taking the bible. free licensing, no copyright, taking the stories, one of the things you hear about jesus is he sort of popped on the scene. you did a scene, very important, john's gospel has the i am statements, i am the bread of life. i am the good shepherd. this is not a conjugation of the word, to be. this is going back to who shall i say israel is sending me? and god says i am s

the spokes of the legislation said the christians were natural allies of the jewish states. however the move has been met with opposition from our parliamentarians you all keep the pool was divisive and intended to encourage its money our community. they're under hundred and sixty thousand christians living in israel with the majority of our programs around twenty percent of performance at the union countries to target to get mc for two with the jewish problem is off the collapse of the disco ball up well it's the fifth race of the blonde doesn't just hope i get enough of the soaking it to bring talks and historic its huge bakery in the east end of the city in search of the crater ringtones jewish bakeries the limit is ten team. some fusion mostly confused with the costs of cycle will cradle is popular across the atlantic. this is the crater. if your mitts on it. it's festival we didn't know it has worked out exactly how many calories it contains otherwise that they can say uconn beat it. yes for the sake of their life still moves and unemployment and i mia was this guy down

despite the christian patrol activity the muslim patrols have safe not taken the bait so. the london and coming up a climate of intolerance in the powerhouse council of europe's anti-racism watchdog criticizes germany for sluggish progress in wiping out discrimination more on that after the break. the comments which we hear from the leaders are ukrainian ready calls they sound like ukrainian sulfates they say ok europe is not the europe which we are dreaming about because the your family values on the mind of the christian values on the mind the gay marriages law and so on and so on and so and so forth it sounds like european telly but only one can exist. right. first right. and i think the church. reformers. instrument. welcome back you're watching r t international other european parliament has slammed the work of international lenders and admits to multiple flaws in the euro zone bailout program. it's reported myths that financial institutions have failed in their key goal of protecting euro zone members from collapsing the so-called troika lander is also accused of fai

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it was those fundamentals remain in christianity. well religion can certainly provide solace to soldiers out on the battlefield. we have a variety of denominations and faith groups of of protestant catholic muslim and jewish of buddhist hindu chaplain who serve in our military right nail up again so that our military personnel can exercise their religious liberties. i bought some extra see religious intolerance has reached unprecedented levels in the us military over the last decade when they're putting jesus the nurses for example on errands exchange for painting their friendly fire fighting vehicles with christian crosses in the middle of a muslim country or whether they're espousing a biblical verse to do this to muslims in afghanistan or iraq. these are dangerous people. even though a handful of attempts like providing fake sick kids to wipe off bible verse references on rifles. as well as addressing military courses involving jesus had been made over the years to eradicate the spread of religious extremism. insiders say signific

manages to think there is a christian way to do business. it will go to mecca. i think it means you can see the end the relationship you have to keep. i'm having in mind a big deal it's something which ended in the district. which is growing up so this time thank you shall not the ideas you do rio most of the project. having pets in mind change predictions it could have been a change so that the way you do for now it's in the way to keep up the people around you. in my view is that she deletes the pitch we did do the right way and that lucky. then of the day even to share with those going to debate the position of good stuff you don't have to to to have two cats approaching front of their own for use of the show and those i'm pretty sure that you have appealed for use with trains of working in the right conditions. you can't provide it so the torture photos with the seasons are awesome fourth of the box again lost its way to think that global finance has lost its way to conduct global finance has as most of the state he too spoke about the w

plus religious tensions run high in london with a local community organizing christian street patrols in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier. you're watching are to international live from moscow i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me. ukraine's hardline right sector group says it wants to take control of the country's security forces but the movement's leader pushing to become deputy prime minister the right wing radicals have placed themselves at the core of reformers stuck in fears of a rise of neo nazi as an across the country marches like here chefs has more. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission and well something that the revolution here ended with the ousting of president the other college its leader dmitry jarosz has a different view. this is just the beginning ukraine's resurrection europe's resurrection they started our my down. but does this resurrection require the storming of political party offices the torching of politicians houses and the manhunt for journalists

i believe that america was founded on judeo-christian principles. >> well, for sure, it was.nd also traveling for so many months, so many good people who are so vibrant. i felt god is very much alive. jesus is very much alive in this nation. it is almost like we did on the election tour or something, city by city by city, we're going to elect jesus. >> well, i think certainly if you turn the news on you would think there is nothing but bad news everywhere. >> there is a lot of it, drugs, poverty, food stamps, people are struggling. >> i understand. but i still think that there needs to be more noise for the good guys. and there are good people doing good things all over this country. >> all right. now, when we come back, you felt sort of some miraculous signs came during the taping of these series. and i want to talk to you about that. we'll continue, much more with mark burnett and roma downey after the break and we'll have more preview clips from the movie, "the son of god," as hannity continues. temporary... 24 hour. one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. p

military ninety six percent of whom are christians coming to their position feeling oppressed for not being christian enough claims its founder where we're dealing with a radical type of religiosity again not the islamic version but what's known as fundamentalist or dominion christianity well religion can certainly provide solace to soldiers out on the battlefield we have a variety of denominations and faith groups. protestant catholic muslim jewish buddhist hindu chaplains who serve in our military right now again so that our military personnel can exercise their religious liberties what some experts say religious intolerance has reached unprecedented levels in the u.s. military over the last decade whether they're putting jesus those verses for example on their him six teams or painting their bradley fighting vehicles with christian crosses in the middle of a muslim country or whether they're espousing biblical worst to muslims in afghanistan or iraq these are dangerous people. even though a handful of attempts like providing fix-it kits to wipe off bible verse references on rifles

religious tension runs high in london with a local community organizing christian street patrols in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier. the european parliament blasts the trio of international lenders for their bailout program saying that the troika needs fixing . what you are to international coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program well right now in ukraine south crowds are rallying against the country's new leadership calling in the local government to consider greater autonomy for the crimea region where you now take a look at what's happening right there as these are live pictures there coming from outside the regional parliament building to rival demonstrations are being held there in a moment at the moment one refusing to obey the new leadership and another really supporting it will be going there a live in just a few minutes to bring you the very latest there meanwhile in central key if that list of potential new government ministers is to be put before a people's form right wing radicals are. seeking to take control of key offices along wit

to confront them do you think the christian patrols intimidating. about this point having a poorly condemned the muslim patrols at the time the east london mosque has been singled out by the christian patrol for criticism of the mosque say they feel caught in the middle and are worried the patrol could inflame fragile community relations our community certainly feels threatened by his antics turning up to any part of the country. is. putting across the street. a strong message the public. it's to understand is that none of these groups represent the mainstream community or why this society out on london streets and well there's not much support to be found here i think first to throw the book with you you shouldn't have you shouldn't allow this sorry. for jumping. down yeah yeah i mean you could not patrol yeah and then just leave these members of the public to be harassed part of syria patrols. but this surely patrols have been operating in this area with the something but that's not what we've been told since a number of arrests. gone to ground it

that is a lot of money. >> a lot of buzz on christian mind -- on christian mingle.on last year. date, you just put up billboards in new york. for christian mingle, you have to be all across the country. >> why is that? how come christian mingle has much better marketing? >> i would say the market is heavily focused on new york. >> jews are less than two percent of the u.s. population. the christian market is more than 30 times the size of the jewish market in the u.s. the jewish market is very concentrated in several major metropolitan areas. all of that comes into play. >> we were talking to the guy from ashley madison today. i am not ok with what they are promoting. he said they have to offer certain features that keep you -- asike as far as your far as your concerned. the offer reminders for valentine's day, these kind of wings, to help your customers in? >> there are a lot of different features we offer, allowing you to communicate with a broader group. for us, some of the dynamics of these features -- people on our sites actually want to be visible. they are lo