i'm an orthodox christian. i want to point out that ,nderstand why he said that even of you ignored political correctness. uncles, my aunts and they do not support the christian. they do not really like to be a christian. the bottom line is that they do not want to be christian to be going into the future. it.ve seen have a family member. i've seen it. i do not believe in say publicly , even though he is with political correctness. we came to become as a christian family to the outside , how do we as americans protect that people in the muslim area? host: thank you. gets to ancaller important part. the difference between what the republican and to my credit presidential candidates are saying. donald trump is one and others are with him, saying we have to combat terrorism. others have been too weak. donald trump has suggested a ban on muslims coming into the united states. the sets them apart from the republican field as well. it is not only something that islam and voters and people, but it has angered people o

donald trump sayingshe will protect christians. >> we're going to protect christianity. say that i don't have to be politically correct. and if you look what's going on throughout the world you look at syria. where if you're christian they are chopping off heads. you look at the different places and christianity, it's under siege. >> joining us now from des moines iowa, is mr. trump. so let's stay in the u.s.a. for this discussion. do you believe christianity here is under siege? >> absolutely, you just take a look what's going on. even fromt< something that is less important but very important to a lot of people, including me, the words "merry christmas." you go to a department store today, you don't see merry christmas anymore. we are under siege. we are losing ground. christians are losing ground in this country. you get outside of the country and they want to come into this country as you know whether it's isis or anybody else and you have their heads being chopped off. we are definitely under siege. >> how does a president of the united states change the/x culture o

local christians calling it "god's work." 11:57:00 "it feels unreal. yesterday, my husband was upstairs, and he screamed the news to me, and i just ran upstairs, and we were all just so excited. i know everyone from this church probably feels the same way. it's just like they're our own family. we just love them so much and what they're going through." - amy orozco - des moines though these people don't know pastor saeed, they say they feel connected to him through christ. hosting his wife last fall for a fundraiser, these locals relied on steadfast faith to set him free. 11:54:37 "we knew that god would hear our prayers one day." - rob keller - des moines three years, a lot of prayer, and faith. an international victory for christians...a local celebration for a total stranger. rob keller told me he's not sure what's happening from here...but they do know pastor saeed has been suffering from internal bleeding while held prisoner for the past two years... they say medical probably first up, before he and the other prisoners finally return to their live

she's a star speaker at christian conferences all over the world. and tens of thousands followed her on social media. >> i think how blessed and rich we are because every one of these children are amazing. campbell's own flock continues to grow. that includes 40,000 grandchildren. her philosophy is more than a generation of motherhood. her clan is leading a movement she describes as a necessary fight against non-christian religions. >> christians have their head in the sand, they are just as deceived as worldly people. are you concerned about the future of christianity. >> no. i know, the end. what was the first words that god said to mankind? he first blessed them. then he said be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth, subdue and take dominion. so the people who do have children, and raise more children. they are going to gradually outpopulate and therefore will more likely begin to subdue and take. >> are you concerned that the birth rate in muslim families is higher than the birth rate in christian families. >> yes, that is so, yes. >> why is that a

do,way the christian people i'm a christian, i have been so for 25 years.he thing is that i do not like anybody.t and push or anything like that to win. i cast my vote and let my vote stand for what counts. i just you see how christians can get so involved. about abortion. i do not think abortion is right. i do not think god gave me the power to tell a woman she cannot get an abortion. change the law. don't griping complain. just change the law. host: ok. would you like to respond? there he is correct that is a condition towards political idolatry. he is certainly correct about that. there have been and are toistians who allow politics drive the gospel. rather than the gospel to drive politics. it is a big generational divide we find even within evangelicalism. people receive their first identity in terms of political conviction and commitment. wrong is the he is fact that we have duties as citizens in this country's in roman 13 to speak about how god holds the powers that be accountable. in the first century roman empire that was caesar. those are the offi

issue because our faith, the christian holy sites are very significant for the christian world.the church of the holy sepulcher, in fact the reality as we know, even within the church there is a separation between the catholic let's say and armenian, ethiopian, greek orthodox, in terms of control of the church itself. so what i'm trying to actually advance, i think the idea of our how religion can diffuse some of this negative elements from the political conflict and thereby try to find some political solution, which would correspond to the reality on the ground as well? >> but that is exactly my point. what i'm saying, that we have, a special international religious, muslim, christian, jewish status for all cities, this includes all the holy places. the holy sepulcher is in the old city. the wailing wall is in the old city. the heart recommend sharif is in the old city. this is included what i'm say about a arab jerusalem which is outside of the wall. i'm separating between the holy places inside the wall, which are the holy places for all religions to, with, from the, from the

local christians calling it "god's work." 11:57:00 "it feels unreal. yesterday, my husband was upstairs, and he screamed the news to me, and i just ran upstairs, and we were all just so excited. i know everyone from this church probably feels the same way. it's just like they're our own family. we just love them so much and what they're going through." - amy orozco - des moines though these people don't know pastor saeed, they say they feel connected to him through christ. hosting his wife last fall for a fundraiser, these locals relied on steadfast faith to set him free. 11:54:37 "we knew that god would hear our prayers one day." - rob keller - des moines three years, a lot of prayer, and faith. an international victory for christians...a local celebration for a total stranger. from here pastor saeed will likely need medical attention... then he and other prisoners will finally america. martin luther king junior day means exploring science for kids in th metro today... the science center of iowa is offering free admission fro the holiday... visitors c

are these christian facilities?hink they advertise as christian facilities but from my understanding most of them have the backing of the more conservative christian community. >> and these crisis pregnancy centers receive a lot of federal funding? federal or state? >> both, actually. i just find it so disturbing that people are calling up and hoping to get factual information, and the things being presented are completely inaccurate. this is the legislation passed down based on religious beliefs. i don't think the well being of women is being taken into consideration at all. >> let me see. camera's right here. just like, you know, trying to not be super obvious. >> in a suburb of detroit, jex and shiva are getting ready to take the satanic temple's investigation one step further. it requires urine from a pregnant woman. >> so what are you doing today? >> i have an appointment at a crisis pregnancy center for counseling. i have some pregnant urine to pass a test and then i have a pen camera so i hope we can document

i'm a christian.oint is that i wanted to point out that i understand what he says that even though he is not politically correct, the point, as i see it in my anthem uncles, they also do not support christians, which is they do not really like it to be a christian. the bottom line is they do not goingo be christianity on in the future. they want to be only muslims. i understand it. i have a family member and i've seen it. even though he is not politically correct, how we can protect the christian family outside the world, which is cutting the head off and all that stuff, but how do we as americans protect that people outside of the world and the muslim area? host: thank you. guest: i think that college is given to a very important point, which is the difference between the republican presence of candidates are saying and what democratic presence. ditial -- presidential candidates are saying. donald trump says democrats have been to weaken the way they approach this. he is gone and step farther by prop

i am christian. greta: do you consider yourself a christian conservative?hat issues are important to you? >> yes. starting with our international viewpoint as far as how other countries look at us, we have been doing nothing but talking our tale between our legs and leading from behind. i think that is important that our allies respect us and our enemies fear us. if we do not change that around, our enemies will take big wax at us in the future. greta: what you make of donald trump saying yesterday in iowa -- i could shoot someone and not lose votes? is a comment on his popularity. i don't think that is a remark regarding actually shooting someone. the beatles said they are bigger then jesus christ and no one held that against them. i think that is just a statement of how popular he is. greta: ok. how old are you and what you do for a living? >> i'm 54. i am disabled. i was a machinist for many years. thanks for having me. greta: here is time magazine with their story about christian conservatives, republicans trying to get their vote. why donald trump is w

tool we have for christianity is christians. the worst evangelical tool we have is other christians. at the end of the day, christianity is about paying what is god-given. that requires a 10th. got requires a 10th of everybody. whether you make $10 or $10 million. there is a sacrifice to it. value judeo christian is we are the most generous. that is why this country is the most generous country ever known to mankind because of our judeo-christian values. we don't see that always coming through the government. in fact, the government many times, is a poor steward of those resources. it would be better coming from ted and heidi. see with ted and heidi is that they are threaded with the love of the lord, the love of their ma, and the love of this country. we would be well served with that kind of leadership that shows a dose of humility and honor as they look to leave. from connecticut, democrats line come on the line with bob vander plaats. caller: these are very difficult calls for me to follow. forum. a wonderful i am happy to s

, and we can see him as a christian without judaism -- sorry, without christianity. i believe the problem lies in whether we are muslims, christians and jews, what divides us is how we interpret the text, how we look at the text, how we read the text, what we do about the text. so what the holy book say and what people understand, interpret and claim what it says are often totally different. when reading the holy books, you may discover freedoms in the same line which another may see strictures. what you see depends on what you are looking for. as the english poet william blake once wrote, both read the bible day and night, but they read black where i read white. basically extremists read the holy books with a closed mind. they read it selectively or taking verses out of contexts or misinterpreting versus to meet their own agendas and expectations. that's why extremists do exist in all religions. we don't see things the way they are. we see them the way we are. in this way, this is actually -- this is what reflects, this is what differentiates between an extremist an

grand view christian takes on their rival ankeny christian academy. the eagles are also undefeated. the cyclones must be the most scrutinized three loss team in the country. steve prohm takes the heat. cyclones could use a win tonight at texas. the hawkeyes haven't won at michigan state in 23 years. iowa did beat the spartans last month, but that was in iowa city. it remains michigan state's only loss. fran mccaffery explains the drought in east lansing. they win most of the time that they play. four and oh won't be easy. the four and oh won't be easy. the hawkeyes play at motivated michigan state thursday night. last month the make-a-wish foundation was forced to close jolly holiday lights ahead of schedule... at ten... how the charity made up for the loss of revenue... and the kids who are benefiting from it. before we go tonight... the six history... this pennsylvania home went on the market this summer... but still no takers. there's a reason the house may look a little familiar... it was the home of "buffalo bill" in the 19-91 film "silence of the lambs". the realtor however is

>> reporter: jeremy is the opportunity for cambridge christian. he tells us the school wants an apology from the athletic association, or a date in federal court. >> so they can apologize now, or perhaps later on to the judge. >> so at the end of this, the school has given the athletic association 30 days to respond, jen. we'll have to wait and hear what they have to say. >> have they made knit comment at all? >> reporter: our calls went unreturned and have not talked about the matter publicly on the record, so we will still have to wait and see what they have to say about this recent request for an apology. >> it will be interesting to see thank you. >>> this proposal calls for increased security measures at self serve gas pumps the bill would classify gas pumps skimming as a more serious crime. officials hope a stiffer sentence will deaths courage thieves. >>> and -- -- discourage thieves. >>> part of a series of recalls concerning takata air backs, they can explode with too much forks and that would injury the driver. >>> and tampa is ready for

unity christian visits fifth-ranked western christian on saturday. the hawkeye basketball team snapped a nine-game losing streak to michigan state last month. tomorrow, iowa will try to win on michigan state's home floor for the first time in 23 years. iowa is 3 and 0 in the big ten, including that 83-70 win over the spartans on december 29th. another win over michigan state would get them to 4-0 in conference play for the first time since 1999. the spartans are 8-0 at home this season, winning by an average of 26 points. michigan state will also have denzel valentine back -- he missed the first meeting with an injury and is averaging nearly 18 points per game. "denzel's the type of player that just makes everyone around him better," said iowa senior mike gesell. "he's a big part of their offense when he is playing. as a player, you want to go against the best players every single night so it's going to be a good matchup for us. we're going to have a lot of different guys on him. it will be a fun matchup." iowa and michigan state tipoff at 6 o'clock

when a private christian school played against another private christian school again christian football game they wanted to pray over the speakers before the game. >> and the request denied. yep. >> frankly, it was frustrating and hurt and we were upset about it. >> company the legal action one school is considering, plus... >> rain from god coming up the next couple of days and it will blow through and how heavy will it be? we'll talk about the totals and the threat for severe weather, coming up. >> glenn richards,ary ary ary where everything gets a segue. >> orlando city was at full speed and you'll hear from one of the longest tenured players as he prepares for the season. >> and the dow rising more than day and s&p and nasdaq right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. echo from bright house networks. eliminates dead zones, so you can stream confidently all around your home. and now connect to... premier tv, 1

other reason besides being a christian and because of his christian faith." - rob keller - des moines 14 months of careful diplomacy... u-s officials finally securing the release of five u-s citizens from iranian prison saturday. local christians calling it "god's work." 11:57:00 "it feels unreal. yesterday, my husband was upstairs, and he screamed the news to me, and i just ran upstairs, and we were all just so excited. i know everyone from this church probably feels the same way. it's just like they're our own family. we just love them so much and what they're going through." - amy orozco - des moines though these people don't know pastor saeed, they say they feel connected to him through christ. hosting his wife last fall for a fundraiser, these locals relied on steadfast faith to set him free. 11:54:37 "we knew that god would hear our prayers one day." - rob keller - des moines three years, a lot of prayer, and faith. an international victory for christians...a local celebration for a total stranger. attention... then he and other prisoners will finally return to their lives in am

do you guys like christian bale? you hesitated but you came through. you said to yourself, if we say no, he might not do the jokes." thank you. i really do like him. he's an amazing actor. he always, like, comes through, like wa powerful, physical transformation of his body. really throws himself into the role. lost, like, 63 pounds to play the machinist, bulked up for the batman. so i was shocked when i found out that christian bale has ferrari founder enzo ferrari, because he didn't feel he could gain enough weight healthily before shooting began. and, like, he knows his own business. first of all, christian, if you're gaining weight "healthily," you're not doing it right. ( laughter ) okay? and i think the problem here is that christian bale is not an american. he is british. he is so british, his home town is haverfordwest, pembrokeshire, which i believe is the imaginary place where "thomas the tank engine" lives. haverfordwest, pembrokeshire, but, christian, as an american, you're an american now. this is the world that gave democracy, the moon la

in the shadow of death; here are just three syrian christians convert. we are christians. gave their lives, iraq police chief: islamic state , burned alive 45 iraqis. convert or beheaded. oh my word.sage posted through doors across sweden. convert or be beheaded? yes. after christmas day celebrations; i am muslim, what are you? shouts the attacker; libya: coptic christiand and killed for their faith. mideast christians face islamic state, top uk, what?nited kingdom cleric says. austria's police step up security amid terror warning to numerous european capitals.l know that they were very much aware of that and actually in belgium they stopped one. take a look at this.and even up to thousands of crosses have been taken down in china. kind of gone around the world here friends, and you can see what's happening. people are giving their lives for the lord.stepping up and speaking out and saying jesus is the way and we want everyone to be converted whoin him. oh jack, so many people around the world suffering right now. oh rexella and you know they put out a questionnairers of a

mary's - the hawks took on trinity christian of hull. remsen st. mary's got out to a 7- nothing lead a minute into the game - colin schroeder for three. the hawks were relentless - lots of points off turnonors - there's jacob wesselman in the corner for trinity christian kept fighting - nice attack and finish at the rim by colin heynen - but the tigers were still down 8. the hawks ran away with this one in a hurry - nice look inside to ethan biezuns - remsen st. mary's improves to 10-and-4, with a 77-37 win at home. the le mars girls, hosting - fifth-ranked western christian who picked up two wins over ranked teams last week. second quarter - -olfpack up 19-to-5 - good ball movement inside to kaira moss - she had 21 points - western already up big.. but le mars had a little run in them - first, it's katrina engebretson - dropping the three from the wing - she had 10. then a bit later - jen schnieder inside - absorbs the contact - bucket and the foul - bulldogs close the gap to 10 points. but from there it's western - taking a 33-19 lead to the half

there was a christian rock band playing music. it was as loud as any rock concert you might go to a few minutes ago. as you said, john, this is very much going after ted cruz's lane in this presidential campaign. he is making a direct appeal to evangelical voters, a very key base of ted cruz's support in iowa and with these two candidates really neck and neck in that crucial state, it's no surprise donald trump is making this play at this stage in the campaign. what we're going to be listen to and i think a lot of these christian conservatives is going to be listening to in a few minutes is how donald trump talks about his faith. he has said over the last few days he has a terrific relationship with the evangelical community. he says he has a great relationship with god. he said that to jake tapper on "state of the union" over the weekend, so christian conservatives will be listening to the words donald trump uses, and i think the other thing that this crowd may be listening for is whether or not donald trump goes back to those li

the city is home to muslims, christians, and jews.sarajevo's priceless heritage is preserved in this greying building, the national museum of bosnia & herzgovina. mirsad sijaric is the museum's deputy director and the archaeological curator of one of the balkan region's largest collections of cultural treasures. but the job does have its problems. >> it's a blessing. but it's also a curse because we're not able to preserve or even display all of the items that we have. >> the museum was closed for many years -- and the exhibition halls were not properly maintained. sijaric says that the bosnian government isn't interested in the historical, cultural, and religious legacy of this multi-ethnic state. >> our entire political system is structured so that only a handful of people have power, and can do what they want. and what they want is to preserve the ethnic and religious divisions in this country. >> three years ago sijaric and the museum director, marica filipovic, experienced the effects of that policy first-hand. the government cut

how worry should we be about the christian community in iraq? >> wolf, isil doesn't care if you are christian, muslim or r turkkomen or anything, because this is a brutal group that is going after anybody who does not line up specifically with them. we have seen the specific targeting towards christians and every other group. they are a pro to state that wants to seize everything. >> and there are about 20,000 troops there on the ground, and is that enough? >> the troops here on the ground are here to train, and vise and assist the iraqi security forces. the iraqi army had trouble a year ago where we saw them collapse, but they are getting better. we have seen the success in several cities, and so they are are getting better, and we are going stick with them. >> any chance that mosul, the second largest city in iraq with nearly 2 million people under isis control, and any chance that it is going to be liberated any time soon? >> well, it is going to be a while, wolf. we will be honest with you, and we have to generate the combat power, and sim u

this will no longer be a majority christian nation. there are a few studies that say it will be a plurality. >> then the gt you --'s -- the gtu center at berkeley that has hindu and buddhist studies. any religion in the world is there talking with one another. this is a good news story as a religions of the world come together despite what it looks like on the outside. then the number eight story with ron swisher and elizabeth ekdale has ongoing moderators of ron swisher 2016. then there is the story of a hospital denying care because a woman wanted a tubal ligation in the hospital said no, we are roman catholic and we won't do that. this will be a big story in 2016. ron, we have about a minute and a half. >> we have also heard that people are spiritual but not religious. i think they go hand-in-hand. religion tells us how to do it. it is prayer, study, worship and service. spirituality tells us why we do it. for god, for christ, for the spirit. i don't think you can have one without the other. >> there you have it. we look forward to

those who do go to church are conservative christians. so the diversity in america, who goes to church anyway in california? attendance is still lower in many states. then we talked about the war in syria. gail and i were at the isle of pot most when the boat -- and what -- potmos when the boat came. there were 4 million people living syria in the ongoing war there, not to mention iraq and afghanistan. it is good to read up on other religions because christianity is about to become a minority religion in this country and in the world. it will no longer be a majority christian nation. -- a new study says that it will be a plurality. then in the gt you, we put that up -- gtu, we put that up because it has religious studies. this is a good new study -- story. religions of the world coming together despite what it may look like on the outside. then we have ron swisher and elizabeth ekdale is ongoing moderators of mosiac for 2016. >> moderator: and then there is a story of a hospital the nine care because a -- denying care because a woman want

four to nothing western christian.3. m-o-c-floyd valley gets on the board.. christian korver hits the long three.. dutch trail four to three.4. later in the first.. m-o-c's levi jansen with the nice move and the basket.. western christian would lead eleven to five and...they hold on to beat m- o- c 62- 53. 3 one of east's only two losses this season is to 8th ranked cbal. this time the two played in black raider country.1) at the start of the game jaylen rees, gets the tipped ball and throws it up from under the basket. he had ten points.2) next possesion, van rees gets it on the in bound and makes the lead. he had 11 points!3) later, tyler danke gets the ball and he shoots the open 3 to make it 9 to 5 east.4) fast forward now, cbal has the ball but van rees steals it, and goes all the way for the layup, east is up 13 to 8 now. 5) next possesion, conner murrell tries to juke out the defender, drives in the lane and a little jump- kick for the layup. he lead east with 26 points.not enough though cbal wins 74-60. 3 four and six sbl visiting two and six sioux ci

christian is about to become a -- this will no longer be a majority christian nation. a few studies say by 2016, it will be a muralty. the gtu we put up because the gtu has come and it is the center in burke letha has so many buddhist studies, darma studies. hindu. any religion in the world is in there talking to one another. the are religions coming together. ron swisher and elizabeth deckdale as ongoing hosts for 2016. we're very proud of that. you may have noted in the newspaper which assistants brought to me. a story you should follow because a woman wanted to have eighty balance ligation and the hospital said no, we're not going to do that. ron, words to close. we have about a minute and a half. >> quickly then we often say that people are spiritual but not religious. i think the two go hand in hand. religion tells us how to do it. prayer, study, worship, and service. conspiracy channelty tells us why we do it. for god, for christ, for the spirit. i think you cannot have one without the ever. >> there you have it. that is the new year. we're out of time. look forw

syrian archbishop: christians ' religious cleansing campaign. oh my. and isis has crucified, tortured thousands of christians in. oh this one really breaks my heart. one chchstian is martyred every five minutes, persecutionts. isis tells assyrian christians in sweden: convert of die: the caliphate is here. wow!c leader says terrorists. read the koran and you'll see how very peaceful we are.the koran. jack would you like to read what's in the koran? i read the koran. would you put it on the screen? now listen, this is where it's found in the koran...seize themnbelievers] wherever you find them, surah 4:89. if you encounter...those whorike their necks...behead them, surah 7:4. give firmness to the believers [muslims]: i will instill terrorearts of the unbelievers [all non - muslims]: smite them above their necks and smite all their fingertips off them, surah 8:12.n you encounter the infidels, strike off their heads...47:4. sir, your religion of peace, koran, there it is. what are you going to say? here on one of our newscasts atchrist as much as you, why

christian. we've got the highlights - and we'll see action from buena vista - later on in there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state number one in job creation? which governor led the fight to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor laid out a tough plan to destroy isis months before the paris attacks? jeb bush. <<>> windchill advisory in effect for parts of northern/northeas tern siouxland from this evening until

i think so often well-intentioned christians hide from the news. they don't share with their children about what's going on and try to protect them. they are afraid of being called names and yet you say in "sweet freedom" that again we are freedoms that our forefathers sacrificed for us and we have a responsibility to stand up for that sacrifice and you put it beautifully when you said right up, no more hunkering down, shirking responsibilities by being so concerned that the kingdom of heaven that you neglect your duties down here on earth. and i think that is so true. what are the devastating consequences to freedom and freedom loving americans continue to assure their responsibilities? >> there will be no freedom on earth. as i said and as reagan would say and as he did say that because of hope that is america that's right for the rest of the world to see what freedom -- this is god-given freedom that we have. we didn't do it ourselves. god gives to us so it's a service to our lord that we would defend the gift he has given us with freedom. but i

finally, van meter hosting des moines christian. ebby prewitt, dmc, for 3. up 21-18 early in the third. own mess and puts it in. des moines christian would go on to win 55-44. a big road win for the lions. it was a state of iowa sweep, drake knocks off northern iowa 82-75. and finally, a little college football. troy davis is probably the best player to ever put on a cyclone football team. a two-time consensus all-american, who is still the only man to rush for 2000 yards in a season twice. he didn't win the heisman. but today, he became a hall-of-famer. davis elected to the college football hall of fame. he is the second cyclone to make it to the hall, after o-lineman ed bock from the 1930's. davis was spectacular in many ways, because every defense knew what was coming. and they still cannot stop him, to the tune of 2100 yards. he left for the acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provi

how do we christians articulate the very real threat of radical islam? we must articulate and how do we do that and not play into the liberal narrative that we are closed minded, in tolerance the we are targeting certain groups of people? >> when we are slapped with the label of being warmongers or racist or islam phobic you feel that label of your forehead, they want to stick you with please don't let them define you ended is perplexing that we do have a president, commander in chief who cannot recognize the enemy, who thinks changing the weather is more important than what we are facing with terrorism, radical islamic fundamentalists. he is so underestimating the wisdom of the people, the majority of americans we don't have a problem seeing what is out there and understanding such a threat that is coming our way, like george bush was so right when president bush said we are going to get the bad guys over there so they don't come over here. look what is happening. we pull out of revers, lefty's vacuums filled with more powerful islamic fundamentalists a

. >> and a clear view of the attacks is a man named christian. christian, describe what you saw? >> this morning, around 11:00, we heard a loud bang outside of the building. we thought it was under construction next to our building. we realized there is 500 meters away from our building that shoot smoke. we said there must be something wrong. there were five or six other other explosions and gunshots. we really realized there was something serious going on. as we have been on the 20th level, we have a good view in central jakarta. we saw the streets closed down and our office building closed down. nobody can leave or enter the building. we had to stay inside, of course, that's what we saw. a few hours later, a lot of police cars on the street. a lot of military over there. nobody really knows what's going on here. >> how long did the shooting itself in the explosions go on for? >> we thought everything was in 30 minutes, but the whole scene was really empty for at least two hours. even the police do no got to the crime scenes. there must be something going on. it looks like there

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i want to go back to christiane amanpour. there has been some reports that president rouhani would make a statement in addition to the news conference that is going to take place in vienna. that suggests to me we might be hearing from president obama, who has certainly invested a lot of his own personal effort in getting this breakthrough with u.s./iranian relations done. you are getting more information. >> certainly, in the public sphere, we have already zarif, the foreign minister, having tweeted before getting to vienna, implementation day. >> implementation. it is time for awe, to rid themselves of vile leaolent ext. he told me that their assessment is that iran has met its obligations under the nuclear deal, under the current time frame and timetable and their recommendation was that sanctions related to this particular phase were ready and should be released as this deal envisions. so, already, a few days ago, he told me that exclusively on cnn. we do expect this to happen. regarding president rouhani, it is entirely l

which candidate is resonating best with christians. that debate coming up next. plus, analysis of the huge ecjjuáqsq't that donald trump just received tonight in iowa from former alaska governor sarah palin as we continue. [ music ] defiance is in our bones. citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. on to foxnews.com. now back to foxnews.com. >> welcome back to hannity, the feud between donald trump and senator ted cruz is growing and now both candidates are battling to win the support of christian voters, the evangelical vote in an interview with cbn news trump called for christians to come together. take a look. >> you look at syria, where they are chopping heads off, specifically of christians. and others. but specifically and christianity is under siege, david as you know have covering it for so well. we have to do something. we have to ban together and become stronger as christians trump took a shot at ted cruz for saying he would be a better candidate for evangelicals. watch this. >> i will say

that my pet peeve about christians, when they come across as being holier than thou. we're all a mess. all in the same boat. but writing the devotion with that commentary, and then that call to action. writing it for not church folks but my own family is very, very diverse. i wrote a page in here about that. my surroundings up in alaska. i'm with commercial fishmen every day who cuss like sailors and chat up -- have no patience for political correctness, and the truck drivers and the carhartts and steel-toed boots, hard working people out there, and some of them -- they're ceos, meaning church on christmas and easter only, ceos, and miss their hearts they have the right intentions and do they have faith. they just want to know, where can they go to get some answers, because the things we're doing right now to address the challenges that we see in our country, and even personally, because we're all fighting a battle. we all have huge challenges, but they -- to not lose that hope and faith, they want to know, what can we do? what we're doing isn't working right now. rel

they're practicing muslims and this is a christian group.a christian group. the group on the couple to attend a lot of events and christian retreats and marriage counseling, stuff that didn't really coincide with their belief system. everything. >> now they decided to step in pro bono to help the couple out. >> because they don't have a lease they cannot get governmental benefits. these are beneficial things to help them get back on track. >> i reached out and get a statement. >> reunification children. the children are not reunited in the remaining funds will be placed. bill: where were they being housed? a property on by the church for the christian group? >> is being rented out by the group. >> what is disgusting is when people create a fund to help aa family help the that they can be reunited. this was big news. this was news. this was to help the family and the two -year-old. the money has not been spent i have not seen any of it. it is inexcusable. this is beyond disgusting. a man went into a starbucks comeau wanted to use the bathroom and was told he w

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the week of prayer for christian unity is all about christians experiencing the oneness that we have. jesus prays for that in john 17 that we would know our oneness and the belief through it. we experience that and participate in it on that week then model ourselves for it the rest of the year. what are some of the things you have planned for the week? the events this week are multiple events, prayer events and worship events. the prayer events would be starting on january 19th at st. john lutheran from 10 to 12. then at new life lutheran in sergeant bluff from 11 to 1 over the noon hour. then thursday january 21st at meditation from 5:30 to 7 in the evening. some other events throughout the day? there are also some worship events at st. mark lutheran is having a worship event wednesday night 6 will be prayer and also communion. at grace united methodist church at 7 and our contemporary worship will be sharing prayers at christian unity and also communing together. you don't have to be christian to attend any of these events. no, all people are welcome. that's january 18th through the

for some local parents and private schools, like cavelry chapel christian school... the waiting game they're now being forced to play is made far worse by some unintended consequeses of this program... 14:27:43:00 we're devastated, it's like the carpet has been pulled from under us, lara allen has been anxiously waiting to get her kids out for charter schools and into private school... she says her kids just don't fit in public school 14:27:50:00 we had so many we're left in a lurch right now we don't know what we are going to do right now. but it's not just parents that are panicking... the educations savings fund has had a major impact on some private schools as well. 13:00:41:00 sb 302 is not my friend, at some point it will be our friend but right now it's not our friend standup: one unintended consequence for cavelry chapel christian, the school had to raise tuition to offset the costs of some students being pulled out. the cavelry chapel christian school superintendant says parents pulled about 20 kids out of the private school and enrolled them in public schoo

christian is 3,280 feet in the air.early three times the height of the empire state building. slowly, cautiously, breathing deeply, christian places one foot in front of the other bridging the goal step by step. as he reaches the halfway point of the 39-foot crossing, he starts singing to himself. tiny voice in the vast canyon. seconds later -- >> whoo! >> -- he's made it! >> yes! whoo! >> immediately after the stunt, christian tries to explain why he took on the challenge. >> translator: we create contrast in our lives. so that for things to be really great, we must also experience hell. standing on that line is hell. it's damn good to come home and sit on the sofa and relax. >> whoo! >> be careful. >> oh! >> oh, my -- >> a mountain biker plunges head over heels down a rocky cliff. >> it's hard to describe experience when you see another human being in the process of dying. >> january 1st, 2004, southern california. for experienced cyclists, bill and miles todd, a new year's day trail ride has become an annual traditio

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that's my pet peeve about christians by the way. don't come across as holier than thou, we are all a mess. we are all in the same boat. as you point out kate that call to action. writing it for not just church folk that my own family is very diverse. i wrote a page in hear about that. my surroundings in alaska. i work with commercial fishermen everyday who cuss like sailors and tatted up soldiers who have no patience for political correctness and the truck drivers and car hearts and steel toed boots and hard-working normal people out there. some of them are ceos meaning church on christmas and easter only ceos. and bless their hearts though they have the right intentions and they do have faith. they just want to know where can they go to get some answers because the things we are doing right right now to address the challenges that we see in our country and even personally because we are all fighting a battle. we all have huge challenges but to not lose that hope in that faith. they want to know what can we do because what we are do