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i had the christian conversion experience in 1999 and i sured up in nashville in 2000 as a new christian, born again and it's not something that i expected or i planned. it happened and as i grew in my faith, i became more and more conservative. so i think it was a combination of things that caused me to become conservative. the christian faith and being around people that i think shared my values but also think the world changed in crazy ways and when you do have a true religious conversion experience you've think about eternity and which what's is really important and so all of those things happened and they impacted me and helped make me who i am today. but i did not become a republican right away. i became a devout believer in 1999-2000 while at yale after i had finished, you know, i had earned 4 degrees and i had earned my tenure at princeton, i went back to school and earned a fifth degree at yale and while i was in new heaven, that was when i became a devout believer and i even contemplated at that time leaving academia which i did not but 2000-2001i became an independent. i stopp

i had the christian conversion experience in 1999 and i sured up in nashville in 2000 as a new christian, born again and it's not something that i expected or i planned. it happened and as i grew in my faith, i became more and more conservative. so i think it was a combination of things that caused me to become conservative. the christian faith and being around people that i think shared my values but also think the world changed in crazy ways and when you do have a true religious conversion experience you've think about eternity and which what's is really important and so all of those things happened and they impacted me and helped make me who i am today. but i did not become a republican right away. i became a devout believer in 1999-2000 while at yale after i had finished, you know, i had earned 4 degrees and i had earned my tenure at princeton, i went back to school and earned a fifth degree at yale and while i was in new heaven, that was when i became a devout believer and i even contemplated at that time leaving academia which i did not but 2000-2001i became an independent. i stopp

i'm a christian conservative, some are libertarian. we differ quite a bit but we do love america and i grew up believing he was the greatest nation in the world but now when i learn more about things the nation has done and the shame of afghanistan it's various things that the nation allowed to take place throughout history but again we are all in perfect what we have in america is a lot of people i think that want to do the right thing and the average american they love their fellow man, they want to get along and this cuts across whites and blacks. also though that the average black person, very much like the average white person, we have very much in common than we have in differences and people just etwant to get along and live thr lives and not be discriminated against whether you are white or black or some other group, you don't want discrimination. i think if we didn't have so many, quote, leaders out there pushing on their own agenda, that we would have a better nation and we would have a better world because the people that ar

thank you, christian, cheerio. rowlf on i you, christian, cheerio.wlf on i the programme and we've had share, meat loaf and now rowlf the doll. 0n emmy award—winning programme, we've got them all. stay with us as we have rob watson coming up next as well. nothing about muppets just rob watson. hello there. it certainly was a hot day for many of us today and as expected to be sure approach and even exceeded 30 celsius for the first time since july 23 even exceeded 30 celsius for the first time sincejuly 23 is never really had these values throughout august so hence of it so impressive out there and you're not used to these highs certainly not in the last few weeks. to the clear skies across the uk but the side of the breakdown of the heat is already visible in the fourth of the southwest of the uk and it back to the course of the night there could be some showers hit and miss around parts of cornwall and devon. 0f parts of cornwall and devon. of the vast majority of us will have a dry clear and i and vast majority of us will have a dry clearand i and

jerron and christian, i'll start with you.n through my brother's keeper, is putting a lot on your shoulders. this is a long-term preposition. are you ready for it? >> yeah. i mean, just focusing on my friends and school and always helping them, and always having their back is more important and just keeping faith in my people, my family, keeping faith in my friends. >> and jerron, do you think -- well, one, i know you're ready for the long-term proposition. what about your friends who may not be on the journey with you, what do you say to them? >> you know, for one, it's never too late to start a journey. you can always join me whenever you want to, and also me being a repository of information, i have a duty to share that information. whatever i'm getting and receiving, it's up to me as my brother's keeper to make sure that my brother is well. >> there is something we said when we talked earlier about the fact that what was terrific, i think it was you, dr. quezada, what is unique about my brother's keeper, what the students

so i think a lot of sort of spinning at the moment from the christian democrats, christian social union, is that the parties that be likely part of that are the, the part membership and a master last year would rob kurdish with the, with the what was shot just in a good position is that he has basically 2 options. lashes has only one option and he comes from from a position behind. he's also very unpopular. it would be difficult for him to, to, to frank, to provide any incentives, any of the other parties to, to go with that was there for the, the payment fee to you to stay as the governing team. with that switch at the top is you say, would you be other options would have to fail 1st? yeah, i think that one last time it took well into the, into the next year. the other options, i think the ones they would want to try. but all these other options have been tried at the, at the state level. so these combinations of governance on ones that we already have tried and these are parties that can work together. i think be the to feel at the moment is the green party almost doubled as a sexual

you would of course see a swap over where the christian democratic union, christian and social union would swap into the junior coalition partners, the social democrats taking the chancellor. now whether that happens or not, i'm not so sure. i think they may have been a lot of bad blood during this election campaign. whether they can bury the hatchet and a lot of what, when it comes down to forming coalitions in germany, comes down to having those talk to we go, hey guys, i know we said some things on the campaign trail, but let's put that behind us and see if we can form a covenant potential solutions on what's called the jamaica coalition, based on the the colors of the respective parties and the colors of the jamaican flag that would see the, the union, the conservative block with the formula government along with the greens and the free democrats, there is also the traffic light coalition that is viable at the moment, which is the colors of a traffic light where the social democrats, along with the greens, the yellow of the free democrats making a boat. triumvirate, when it comes

the chancellor re and the christian democratic union only the vice chancellor. the tv was in such a bad condition, often makeover that i don't see this happening. so they will be something like a free party coalition. and that can take a long time until they agree on what is done nailed down in a coalition treaty, c, d. u has never had any elect results anywhere close as bad as they have tonight law . she doesn't for the next government. i think the knives are going to come out in the c d, u and there's going to be like real butchery going on. and they have to basically do is to renew them to renew the party and have any hope of ever regaining above 30 percent. again, so the hosting is over in germany and the results appear to hand victory to the social democrats. well here on our to international will be continue our special coverage over the coming hours and days. the ah, this is anti international serbia on kosovo. caught up and yet another dispute, this time over road access. so b as troops are on high alert, near the cause of our border and video clips circ

christian socialist values. i _ values drilled into you? christian socialist values.ristian socialist values. i was always - socialist values. i was always brought up, you should give something back, but you should work as hard as you can to make a contribution.— as hard as you can to make a contribution. ~ , ., . , ., contribution. mrs thatcher you say was not contribution. mrs thatcher you say was rrot liked _ contribution. mrs thatcher you say was not liked in _ contribution. mrs thatcher you say was not liked in your _ contribution. mrs thatcher you say was not liked in your house, - contribution. mrs thatcher you say was not liked in your house, but i contribution. mrs thatcher you say was not liked in your house, but it| was not liked in your house, but it wasn't that political. when you look back now, what do you think about it? are there things to learn from it or admired about it?! it? are there things to learn from it or admired about it?— it or admired about it? i was politico 's — it or admired about it? i was politico 's eyes _ it or admired about it? i w

europe, in defence of persecuted christians around the world, whereas the more liberal opposition heres going up all over budapest welcoming the pope as a champion of human dignity, human rights, of civil rights. so very different views here. the two men only had half an hour or so of talks before the meetings went ahead with the hungarian bishops, with people of other faiths and then of course the big mass, the closing event of the eucharistic congress in budapest, and the pope then, after this, on his way to slovakia for this longer three—day trip. the headlines on bbc news... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the uk's health secretary says the government will not introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter. the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, viktor 0rban, meets pope francis in budapest. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's kat. we will get to all the action in the t

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and can be scary. >> reporter: christiane telling robin she has been lucky.treatment, her early detection. >> most especially, and this is so important, it was early detection on my part and on my doctor's part. i would not be swayed when i felt a pain that was unusual. and i pursued it to the very end of getting my very first ultrasound, which is the benchmark for then having a baseline to know whether you've caught it early in time and therefore cure it, and i use that word advisedly, or not. >> reporter: christiane saying ovarian cancer is very difficult to detect. >> this ovarian cancer is known as the silent killer. in general, some shocking 80% of cases are caught late, ie stage three and four. in which case, there is no real, at least now, hope for a cure. ovarian cancer mimics some other issues, whether it's a uti in a woman, whether it's irritable bowel syndrome. whether it's just bloating. >> reporter: she urged everyone to listen to their body. >> for our generation, you've been, literally, on the front lines. what have you learned about yourself d

being a christian is not just saying i'm a christian. it's actually abiding by the principles of what being a christian is supposed to be about. you just can't do whatever you want and say whatever you want and call people talking about and say f words and all that and say i'm a christian. i don't want to wear a mask. i don't want to help my fellow person. i don't want to do on to others. i don't want to save other people's lives but i'm a christian. come on, man. really? this just goes to show you how divided america is on every single level. we can't even agree on a simple thing like masks to keep our children safe, the least of these. i'm a christian. i want to keep children safe. my child, my decision. what about that other person's child? huh? can't do this with child covid hospitalizations reaching a new high. divided on vaccines and masks. divided on january 6th and the big lie. we are the divided states of america. what would jesus do? and it's an open question, what americans will think about the president's exit strategy in afg

conservative union of the christian democratic union and their bavarian system policy, the kristi and social union who certainly fall into that biggest loser. agree it's the lowest numbers that they've posted since the 2 parties have come together back in 72 years ago. really huge question. so exactly what went wrong, that's going to be a big old top see when it comes to what's happened within the center. right. but they still have a chance of painting power. this is of course, angle of merkel policy or was angular merkel. part of the outgoing german chancellor and not a party going into the loses category would be the left. they dropped off massively from what they posted back in 2017. in fact they, they fell below the 5 percent the you actually need to get into the bone the side because they 13 constituencies outright. what that means is they have to wait on the, by the skin of the teeth. the electoral commission has announced that they will get 39 and see in the next parliament left party leadership. they recognize this hasn't been a good time for them. above has the it's, it's cle

my view is it did most likely be a coalition bit of christian democrats. i mean less. it will be the chancellor next johnson, the greens definitely. and of course also be voting isn't over in germany. as we heard our correspondent explaining just a little while ago, the 1st i must be pushing that. i thought it's just the 1st exit post suggesting that the country's heading for a change of direction with the s t p. that's the center left party just ahead of the ruling cd knew the center, right. but of course still too close to call. we won't know result until monday morning, but as those results 3 and i'll get more reaction, we will of course bring it through through the evening night here at our national after the break or the story that shape the past with ah ah ah hello, driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, no, they didn't take into account one thing for their own capabilities. i didn't want to face the truth if you will. view. the truth is that the u. s. is no longer capable of playing the role of global hagaman. i mean the ro

europe, in defence of persecuted christians around the world, whereas the more liberal opposition here all over budapest welcoming the pope as a champion of human dignity, human rights, of civil rights. so very different views here. the two men only had half an hour or so of talks before the meetings went ahead with the hungarian bishops, with people of other faiths and then of course the big mass, the closing event of the eucharistic congress in budapest, and the pope then, after this, on his way to slovakia for this longer three day trip. a team at cranfield university is competing in an international competition to develop a robot that does the shopping in supermarkets. it might sound easy, but identifying different objects by sight and picking them up neatly is a significant challenge in robotics. here's our science correspondent, richard westcott. in a nervous corner of an aircraft hangar in bedfordshire, a team is competing in a three—day global competition, to programme a robot to identify and then move some shopping. not as easy as you might think. it is all a bit tense because

he wrote my plea to my fell he christians, if you insist on refusing the vac scine that is your right bring god into it. it is violating the third comma commandment. the former pastor and co-founder of christians and the vaccine campaign working to persuade evangelicals to get vaccinated. curtis, in your op ed you talk about this and you say religious exceptions for the covid vaccine make a mockery of christianity and religious liberty. these are your words. tell me why. >> because religious exceptions require a religious belief to be sincerely held to justify that exception and there is in christianity there is no belief that justifies not taking the vaccine. there is no stcripture, there i no tradition. it only in the minds of some pastors and many christians that listened to misinformation and frankly, are taking their queues from the cultural wars and politics and not the bible. >> there is issues on vaccine skepticism among evangelical christians and you mentioned pastors. i wanted to play what she heard from those pastors fueling the skepticism. here they are. >> i would rather

. >> i absolutely believe that both jim and tammy were truly devout, faithful christians.hand. >> it was called ptl, which stood for praise the lord, but people who watched that show, would say ptl really stands for pass the loot, because they were constantly asking for money. >> praise the lord! ♪ pass the loot ♪ >> yes, ladies and gentlemen, the pass the loot club spreading the word to millions each year and receiving millions by return mail. >> they were representing to their viewers that jim and tammy were giving everything to support the ministry. that was a line they used a number of times. >> no one can ever say jim and tammy are in it for the money. we make no money from the television. >> it turned out that from 1984 to 1987, the ptl had paid them about $4.7 million in total. >> how much money did you earn last year? no idea? you're shrugging, mr. bakker. you don't know? >> i -- i -- i do not have the exact figure. >> what do you pay a guy that can raise $30 million in a week? >> all the rules of fundraising have been totally broken. >> what do you pay a guy like

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under willard's leadership the women's christian temperance union members got active in a lot of social reform. willard called it her do everything policy along with labor reform, education reform and social purity. it may sound like a victorian anti-sex initiative and there's a little something to that but long before the me too movement this was an effort to hold not just women but men too accountable for their actions and in case you think it was important, one of the biggest successes they had was reaching the age of consent for girls was at that time it was 10 to 12 for most girls exit for delaware where it was 7. that is kind of shocking to us. willard is by no means perfect. if anybody heard of her to date is because of the controversy of crusading journalist ida wells. we will talk about her in a moment. wells accuses the women's temperance movement of using language that demonizes black men and immigrants and people of color in general, anyone outside the mainstream dominant group. you get a sense of this in a pro suffrage print titled american woman and her peers that frances

all right, to christians let me live 1st there from the un in new york christian, thank you. and so good laboratory has criticize what he describes as a hasty withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan saying it had been carried out without thinking about the consequences. he also said is important. the taliban keeps promises. it's made sung secretary, but the lib vision, the new. so those sanctions that have been imposed on the taliban have loopholes 1st and foremost exemption. so there will be a dialogue when possible. so that means that the security council recognizes the taliban as an integral part of afghan society. so of course, we will encourage those who have taken power now in cobble after the flight of foreign contingent for them to behave in a civilized manner. when our diplomatic editor james base was in that briefing and says russia like other powers is worried about gun us downs path ahead. well, every time that he comes to the un, every year he gives this very wide ranging news conference. it lasted almost 90 minutes discussing all sorts of issues all around the

i'm a christian. i'm a practicing christian. i pray. i'm not assumed that whatsoever. of the family is priceless. i'm pro-life. i defend life. i believe that life is sacred. i believe it should be guarded. and family to does have to be supported as strong as they can because family is the foundation of every nation. the support with which we offered families with eight political perspective is key importance. we also have used other programs supporting families. was a part parents with the book child starting school with programs, -- so we take 300 to the parent of every child going to school to buy a set of books. pencils, stationery. whatever the child needs. opera that is a very difficult moment when the school year begins. families have to spend more money. turns out 300 is important. it also contributes quite big support on top of the 500 plus which every family gets per child. >> tucker: inspiring to him at that. thank you for sitting down and talking to us. we appreciate it. good to see you. >> translator: thank you very much. and my best greetings to you. >> tu

poll. —— christian transit poll. —— christian symbolism.omes, in cars, in pockets. let us not reduce the cross to an object of devotion, much less to a political symbol, to a sign of religious and social status. slovakia's own flag bears that cross although his message may have been aimed more at the far—right people's party, which says it's defending christian values against muslim migrants, and also the roma, which it vilifies as "parasites". hungary's victor auburn has also —— 0rban. has also done that. the pope's visit will end on wednesday with an outdoor mass at slovakia's holiest shrine on one of the country's holiest christian holidays. rob cameron, bbc news, bratislava. it's been a glamour—free 18 months for theatre lovers, with shows closed because of the pandemic. and on broadway, in new york, while they've reopened for business, it's only now that theatres can fill every seat in the house. so it's back to blockbuster favourites like this — chicago. # come on, baby, why don't we painl— # come on, baby, why don't we paint the — #

i want to bring in christian wong joining us from san francisco.ole business model is around connecting those workforces, understanding company culture. how are currently the employees faring in this time? we know many are being impacted from a mental health perspective. christian: we are seeing that as well and we have been talking to employers and doing research on them. we are hearing that nearly half of employees report feeling some level of disconnect and the loneliness for so long and they are looking for platforms where they can have conductivity with others in the workforce and so they have a glass door and come into a fishbowl recently acquiring -- having these conversations where they have a really candid and meaningful conversation and not getting in the workplace. caroline: talk to us about fishbowl and how they are having to -- a fast-growing social network but one within a business. christian: that is right. it is a fast-growing social network for working professionals. it can have real, candid, and meaningful conversations about the

he has a mandate to lead the nation and go to merkel. christian democrats finter 2nd with public support for them dropping to on historic low. there is already calls, in fact from within the c d u, for its leadership to step down after that per showing in 3rd place the greens, which many now i see is potential king makers in the upcoming coalition talks or europe correspondent peter oliver is in berlin. with a full breakdown of the vote, and one of the means for germany. these preliminary result results are written. they usually fairly accurate. we won't get the official result for a little while yet. but what it shows is the social democrats, how would they select, should they want it in the terms that they've collected, the most amount of votes? it doesn't mean that they directly get to form a government just get, we'll have more. not just that while jim and politics never as simple as that, but yes, when it comes down to clear when it and loses, the winners have been the social democrats picking up almost 26 percent of the vote . and when you look at the fact that just before the summ

christian has all the _ and i would watch. christian has all the fun, _ and i would watch. fun, doesn't he? j has all the fun, doesn't he? i'm going to have to complain to my producers for that. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. very quiet on the weather front out there right now and home, too, after a hot tuesday for some of us, and here is a reminder of the temperatures we had on tuesday in a selection of places. these are the hot spots, up to 31, in one or two spots, up to 31, in one or two spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example across the midlands. and wednesday is going to be another hot one, with tonnes of sunshine on the way. we are starting to see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far south—west of the uk, there is just the possibility of some showers early in the morning in cornwall, and maybe even the odd crack of thunder, but for many, sunshine right from the word go, and warm, 17 degrees in the morning. the weather will be changing over the next 24 will be changing over the next 2a is because of this low which is approac

the general secretary of the social democrats said his party had the mandate to govern the christiant 16 years under angela merkel, still wants the chance to leave the country. katya adler. cheering. excitement ricocheted around the headquarters of germany's social democrats tonight, dismissed as political has—beens not long ago. the smell of election victory, even if a narrow one, now hung in the air. results, though, still need to be confirmed. there he is, olaf scholz, the man who social democrats hope will be germany's next chancellor. but this has been a very tight election but this has been a very tight election and the exact make—up of germany's next government is far from certain, despite the noise. translation: it is certainly going to be a long night - but it's also certain that many german citizens voted social democrat because they want a change in government and because they want their next chancellor to be called olaf scholz. confusingly perhaps — but because the vote is so tight — at a different party headquarters, the conservative candidate, backed by angela merkel, a

christian. christian: right.hadists if they emerge, afghanistan, if they try to export terrorism which is our real interest and red line here but it's very hard to understand what's going on if you have no presence there. so that's -- this is a huge drawback to what the apparent strategy is now. captain coffee, i'm curious. we had andy mccarthy on earlier saying there's a lack of any understanding about who the enemy is, that we can't define -- i mean, probably is political islam, jihadism, whatever you want to try it, donald trump tried to describe it as radical islamic terrorism, do you see that as a problem that we haven't gotten enemy identification right in talking about our adversaries within radical islam? >> i think for the practitioners and the experts and the people who deal with this matter day-to-day, they understand that the enemy is fundamentalists, not islam, it's not muslims, it's a particular branch that radicalizes some of these beliefs and although perhaps president biden or those around him wo

conservative union that's made up of the christian democratic union. and in bavaria the christine social union, they look likely to drop around 9 percent of what they put back in 2017. i mentioned the christian social union in bavaria for on 32.5 percent. if that comes in around that, well, that would be the lowest numbers date posted since $949.00 farrah thought the conservative block set for hops at worst, ever showing in the bone the stag. they have spent the last 16 years in power with angela merkel at the helm. it's now looking unlikely, or looking, uncertain whether that will be a part of the next government us. all. this is nick neck race. this election is an exceptional situation. a president. we don't have any certain outcome, any certain figures, but we can already say that we can not be satisfied with the results. and yet the outcome of elections still unclear this will be on top of your current. yet sean sagen, while germany is all about coalitions when it comes to who rules the country. so let's have a look at some of the, the mathematical

the christian democrats have cockpit to put a right way, social democratic, and grim policies. that voters now have the impression. well, why don't you go to the regional or not only for the christian democrats as a copy of these policies? so the voters done and dusted in germany. it is the social democrats who are now celebrating, but there is of course, a lot of talking to do before that next government. and indeed, chancellor is confirmed. we'll make sure you don't miss any of the days. big developments right here are 2 the media groups are raising the alarm after a yahoo news reported claims. now the cia was plotting to kitten up and perhaps kill julian, a sons. the revelations are nothing new though. they were urban r t last year. here to explain all in this you beside me, there's donal quarter. double welcome. what is the report then reveal takes through it while you're in the report goes back to 2017. actually when doing a song was already 5 years into his stay at the equitorial embassy in london. and also when wiki leaks began, its volt 7 series of document leaks which

my clients are christian men, men of faith, their faith informs every decision they make.y need more time. the weights being rolled out to my clients and many other numbers of the military is arbitrary. they are given these very tight deadlines and they do not have time to explore all their options and their rights. the worst of it is they are being told you're going to go in a nondeployable status if you do not do this. my clients strongly believe that's going to impact military greatness. >> tucker: i don't think it surprised any of us that the navy seals are first on the list to be targeted. an all-male force. i don't know anything about the voting records or if they vote, they are the exactly kind of people if you're planning to control the military for political purposes you would want gone. do they feel singled out? it seems like they are being pressed especially hard. especially early. >> i think that's accurate. i think my clients in particular, some of my clients are navy seals. they are a very small part of a much larger group of navy seals that feel that way. i

for practicing christianity. remaining one of the most dangerous places to be a believer.ren green has reviewed the report and shares what she learned. >> experts have said the north korean government fears christianity more than any other religion. now the u.s. government has approved. in the report, the u.s. commission on international religious freedom lasted for the egregious violation of religious freedom in 10 citizens, calling it among the worst in the world. >> the north korean government enjoys compounds of control over religion, basically denying anyone. >> the most severe treatment appears to be six christians executed by firing squad. >> all the mechanisms of power. >> the most dangerous to be a christian,. >> a mix of an old-school communist state where there is no god and they don't even think about it. and they cultlike worship of leaders, you get that toxic mix along with the inhumane creativity of this regime and his people there. >> while they want to be part of the international community, the demands of citizens devotion above all else. in and christian