british prime minister david cameron is under attack by daring to call his country a christian nationb will tell you all about it coming up. ♪ >>> this is what happens when you stand up for christianity. the second cue lar will go after you. dozen of figures in great britain have signed criticism. we object to his characterization that britain is a christian country. polls studies show that most of us as individuals are not christian in our beliefs to claim otherwise fosters a lee nation and division in our society. bunk. the fact is england is a christian nation. for david cameron what he was talking about, he was talking about the persecution of christians around the world, one of the reasons these guys are saying in england now, let's be honest, you have an influx of muslims and you don't want them upset. it is a christian country and it is not a muslim country. sorry, go ahead. >> you know, i agree with you, and i do think that's motivation, the pc police in the uk are coming out saying -- i don't know what percentage of people in the uk ascribe to christianity. >> a vast majority

the fact is england is a christian nation.on what he was talking about, he was talking about the persecution of christians around the world, one of the reasons these guys are saying in england now, let's be honest, you have an influx of muslims and you don't want them upset. it is a christian country and it is not a muslim country. sorry, go ahead. >> you know, i agree with you, and i do think that's motivation, the pc police in the uk are coming out saying -- i don't know what percentage of people in the uk ascribe to christianity. >> a vast majority. >> in this country as well. somewhere 80 plus percent would call themselves one form of christian believers. what they do here instead, they say it's not constitutional. you have to separate church and state and they rely on for the basis of their argument. >> the bottom line bob is actually right -- kind of -- >> what a revelation. >> christianity is actually losing ground to islam in the uk, and they are concerned, you are right, they are concerned about terrorist threats, act

well we've never been defined as a christian nation although there are many people who believe we are defacto one but the treaty of the barbary coast for example the court said we are not in any way shape or form a christian nation and our founders didn't want us to find by any one particular religion so this call us a christian nation i would think would be a misnomer there's more discrimination as i see it against muslims against atheists than they are against christians who once again are the ones who make all the loss in this country since nine eleven there's been tremendous anti muslim sentiment in this country and there's only one atheist i know of you think people start is the only atheist serving or at least out atheist serving in the congress fred do you agree well i'd agree to the extent that it is not a christian issue is as much as it is a religious issue the constitution doesn't mention christianity it mentions religion and of course that protects. all religions and i think the issue here is is not one religion as opposed to another that it is it has to do with the govern

south korea issun with of the most christian nations in all of asian. nearly a quarter of the population is propertestants an another 5 million are catholic speaking of which a crowded saint peter square this morning where pope francis greeted catholics for easter mass. more than 100,000 filled the sun-filled square reflecting the worldwide reach of the church and the crowd led arecord prayers and passages from the bible in multiple languages, russian, korean, spanish and today is one of the holiest days for christians all around the world marking the day of jesus's resurrection. christians here in new york gathered to here cardinal timothy dolan deliver easter mass. he was on cbs's face the nation this morning to talk about possible reforms to the catholic church. out in uengland, the archbishop of canterbury delivered his message, focusing on the suffering of those facing conflict around the world. then in ukraine, people came together to celebrate the holiday despite despite the ongoing conflict. people wound up to be blessed by a local priest in don

they said it was a christian nation, you can't continue to kill christians in muslim countries. i would think that obama carrying the deathly silence out of this thing has me perplexed. i don't get it. >> there is certainly an opportunity to speak out against this and speak with convictions. i don't think we should be a country that is apologizing when we had americans viciously murdered by these terrorists. i don't think we should change the rhetoric, it is not in any way hyperbole, it is the truth. >> there is a way to avoid the controversy, one of the ways to do it is just to run the clips from that morning, from the news programs to say this is what happened and then people can make up of their own minds. >> that is the other thing, too, that is weird. i don't know, should there be a film at the museum that tracks al-qaeda's planning of the events? i believe that this video actually talks about what al-qaeda is and i guess that is important. but i don't care, you know -- i just -- >> why don't you care? >> because they're evil and i should know about that before i get there.

party's chances the opposition party is expected to continue attacking the ruling party overtones christian nation and its mishandling of the ferry disaster. guess i need onions. now as the whole country remains of october the fatal ferry disaster many people are still in mourning and hannah spent less than refraining from leisure activities and this is casting a cloud on the beach is devoted to economic recovery from ca has the details around two hundred fifty events and cultural festivals were canceled across the nation after this delightful fairy some marched in waters off the southern coast of korea last wednesday. tourism companies are also facing major cancellations as the education ministry banned all school trips in the first half this year. well the whole leishman is reading with the families of the victims. retail shops are also taking a hands. sales at one of the country's main department stores who then dropped nearly one percent in the weeks following the ferry accidents compared to the scene period a year earlier sales of women's clothing and particularly dropped more than four perce

south korea is one of the most christian nations in asia. nearly a quarter are protestant. >>> work has been suspended on everest for the rest of the year. 16 sherpas died when an avalanche hit a base camp. rescue workers ended the search for three guides still missing. the sherpas asked the government to increase death benefits from $400 to $10,000. >>> the world is remembering former boxer reuban hurricane carter. he died aged 76. he gained international recognition for what he did outside the ring report rrp in 19. reporter: in 1966 boxing as a sport. reuban was one of the best. he grew up in a troubled area of new jersey, took up boxing whilst in the army. his speed and powererbing him the nickname hurricane. all changed in june 1966 when carter and a friend were arrested in patterson, charged with murdering three people in a bar. convicted by an all-white jury on the basis of questionable testimony, carter proclaimed his innocence. his demand tore a new trial caught the interests of high-profile, including bob dylan who weight the song

they believe evangelical piety means we're going to create a christian nation. dr.er, but believed he could use his christian base to make this a just nation, and how can we deliberately deny to a select subpopulation of our community the rights that should apply to all? i think the ark and the trajectory and the continuum to use all those met fors and to mix them suggests that from dr. king's fight against economic inequality, social injustice and racial dominance and white supremacy until today when we fight against hit row sexism, the belief that hit row sexuality supplies the only norm that's available for appropriate sexuality is something that dr. king will stand for. his wife stood for it before she died, and it's something i think dr. king would certainly embrace. >> yet, the part that sort of religiocity, particularly on the focus of lgbt rights. the hobby lobby litigant. the person saying the fight for religious liberty is about being able to exempt one's self from the onward march of gay rights. can you square that circle for us? >> well, yeah, let me squ

no christian nation had abolished negro slavery.until she spoke on the slave trade was sanctioned by all the christian nations of the world and our land of liberty and life, until haiti spoke, the church was silent and the pulpit. of course, the history was moree complex than douglass depicted. he knew that.ur wh for white, haiti was a very hel. of wars, the very name pronounced was a shudder as he noted. in the beginning of his speech., and, indeed, the revolution had contradictory a facts. -- dr. dickey affects. avoided mention of the haitian revolution in his public speeches, debates, and interviews. the abolitionist knew the perceptions of the event all too well. for some the revolution had been an object lesson. in the inevitable social and economic ruin that would attend any form of emancipation. for others it signaled blood, a veritable like massacre. yet this would not change that the haitian revolution was a watershed event. >> ask a question about colonization. you devote four chapters in your book. so could you summarize

"america: free, white, and christian," saying that the united states was created as a white christian nation, that freedom of religion basically pertained only to christians. and with these weapons confiscated from michigan militiamen last year was this religious tract, warning revelation is about to be fulfilled. it forecasts death for anyone who's not a christian true believer. >> that report from nbc was in 1995. a quarter century after the pseudominister with the grudge launched this whole idea of the white christian birthright. christian identity. the white christian birthright in a world in which there is no real federal american government and the county sheriff is the only law of the land, that a sovereign citizen man should acknowledge. today you can still find him, william potter gale, you can still find him in places like this. memorialized by the aryan nations online. but you can also found echoes of his ideas in place like this. the oath keepers. guardians of the republic. and the ten orders that they will not obey. also these folks. the constitutional sheriffs and peace officer

. >> joining me now, michelle goldberg, author of kingdom coming, the rise of christian nationalism. i found the moment around the bundy ranch really interesting but a is harkens back to the '9s so militia. what has or hasn't changed? >> i cone think this the first time in the obama era that this kind of militia movement has -- we have seen an upsurge like this, saw this around death panels and people showing up at town hall meetings and conspiracy theories there was u.n. control of the death panels and the like. so, we have seen this before. we tend to see it unfortunately in modern times whenever democrats are in power. the modern republican party does not see democratic rule as legitimate. so when democrats are in power the republicans become fond of these right-wing insurgents that used to be beyond the political pale. >> the federal government becomes not a home entity when in the hands of the opposition. >> so the federal government is tie ran cal and illegitimate. so you saw this a lot in the '90s with clinton, conspiracies about black helicopters there was a lot of kind of pl

the survey found that while britain may be opposed christian nation, the former archbishop's words, not mine, it is far from a nation of atheists. spiritual believes are found across the board. the report found that more than half of the british leave that spiritual forces can influence human thoughts or actions or the world around them. more than one third of the nonreligious hold this belief. 1/6 said someone they knew had experienced a miracle. many believe in angels. and younger people are, if anything, more likely to hold these believes that older ones. looking at the subject through the lens of established faith, no longer affects what is going on, at least in britain and the u.s.. here in the u.s., websites such as the huffington post are reflected in the development. there's a blurring of the line between analysis and commentary. there are more personal and how-to columns. in the west, people are interested less in dogma handed down, and more an individual practice. click on one link on the power of intention or mindful living, and you find your inbox daily used to with daily sn

but we are the judao christian expression of the national day of prayer. >> that's an important pointy that is an important point because what he alleges is that you will bar any non-christians from participation and that you are forcing volunteers to provide on their applications their testimony of their personal relationship with jesus christ. is that true? >> that's really not true. the -- anybody is welcome to participate in the national day of prayers. they want to come, it's open to them, and it is not discriminatory in that regard. as a matter of fact, it's a fortunate thing that mikey has a habit of losing, and he just lost his complaint against the pentagon, even though he appealed to the secretary of defense and he got nowhere. he usually does get nowhere but he gets so much press. >> yeah. >> and there is so much talk in the media about him, it sounds like, you know, it's 100,000 people out there campaigning. >> sharery, you only have a few military participating. it's not like the whole military, there is a few wearing uniforms. has that been the case in the past national

. >> south korea is one of the the most christian nations in asia. nearly a quarter is protestant and 5 million catholic. a closer look at the challenges facing the search crews. we'll be joined by a maritime analyst who can shed lie on that effort. >> iran says a dispute over one of its nuclear facilities is pretty much over. the vice president said in an interview that iran agreed to redefine of the plant to limit how much ploout i don't knowium it can make -- plutonium. >> it's a major concession. >> translation: the issue of the iraq heavy water reactor has virtually been disclosed. they called it a sensible offer. >> the deal would slash the output of plutonium, giving the u.n. more oversight. the international talks are expected to restart next month. >> a tale of two syrias. the u.n. says syria removed 80% of weapons, and is on target to remove the stockpile. this activist released an internet video showing footage of people struggling to breathe. other images showed gas cannisters that may have been used in the attack on a village. al jazeera

it is not to share credit music and national christian university the criticism was a decisive be active and mrsa testing and the locals at his rallies although some who were making this an std night and i just went you can hold him down to the family's children to the dentist. botany our own lives. instead he has to choose his professors who came to the meeting on to lying to people who are more educated people who think and analyze him on the eighty s he's a great deal of persuasion empty promises they say this easy effort to address a ticket to those who doesn't know the keys to me and doesn't care if it didn't take naps with its neighbor at the beach that i get the pot is already at the many uses of history behind that line ukraine was a time. i instantly got it comes as we identify the genetic level. it catches on. i tackled the images that we answer that ddt was in the body is knit group of them. now we have to have an engine night to watch this it's another place trying to work on tuesday and wednesday get over it. on the eve of the meeting the students you scrutinize the meeting

national constitution. he returned to our christian roots and united the nation opponents of the most adorable and also pressed his constitutional reforms that sparked anti government demonstrations with protesters denouncing weekend checks and balances on curbs on press freedom you can when you include hungary's tony hawk way between a democracy and a current dictatorship the goal is to be limited to what the opposition. i don't know which of these don't exist and it was his populist moves like tax cuts and lower energy bills have helped or retain huge support. twenty five years he's the fuzz politician intrude represents the interests of hungry and hungarians. among his reforms with the changes in total in its own favor. my new campaign rules the left wing opposition alliance has struggled to get to the dentist. the far right party he'll be going very well could capitalize on the opposition's most to finish in second place carson has been busy grinding it found its doors down some of the more extreme brasserie in search of the clothes afghanistan is celebrating it's a largely peaceful election voter turnout

this nation, self-describes itself as will 0% christian. if you want -- 80% christian.you want to understand how we got the laws and the way american exceptionism that would have to help others. compelled to help others christian tenet. if you want to understand this country allah and buddha are not going to do you any good. i'm a history guy. that's where i'm coming. >> from if you talk to folks who are muslim or sikh they will tell that you their religion says the same exact thing and because our nation is becoming more and more diverse and our classroom is becoming more and more domestic diverse. >> if you wanted to have a class on religions of the world i think that would be fine. you cannot teach american history and you know, this mr. fowler. you cannot teach it without understanding what moses did and what jesus did. you have to understand it when the word jesus is banned, except when you are cursing, i mean, it's absurd. that's what's happened. >> i'm not sure if it goes that far, bill. i think when you talk about the story of the mayflower. you you hear the sto

hand. >> more than a year after the start of a conflict with muslims and christians pitted against each other. the united nations security council authorised a peace-keeping force, 12,000 strong. >> the draft resolution has been adopted. >> it was a move the transitional government sought. >>. >> translation: i had urged the security council to endorse the report of the secretary-general. i'm pleased this has been heeded. it marks the start of the phase in restoring peace and security this the central african republic. >> the resolution was pushed by the french. the former colonial ruler had 2,000 soldiers on the ground. working alongside 6,000 troops from the african union. >> it's a large country, with violence continuing as we speak. what difference do you think this can make realistically. >> the african force, as deployed now is doing a great job, and doing its utmost with a mandate to stablilize the swags. they are doing it in bangui, and now they are slowly deploying in the rest of the country. >> now with the support of the french and the e.u. force. >> in the past the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon

a group of christians from jerusalem of various den om nations filed a complaint with the israeli high court. they were demanding better treatment from israeli police and free access to their holy site. >> israel claims to, you know, observe and be the only democracy in the middle east and the only place where the christians, you know, are thriving, supposedly. we don't feel that in jerusalem. over the past few years, since 2005, it's been progresstively getting worse >> mashawar says it's systematic discrimination. this shows evidence in court tot preventing some from entering the old city despite having had prior approval. >> at the same time, you see that the jewish worshippers are allowed freedom of access. so what's happening here? why is it that the christians and the muslims cannot get to their holy sites as well as the jewish can? it's as simple as that. >> the court ordered the police to give the pilgrims better access. >> on any given ib day, thousands of jews, christians and muslims flock to the old city. >> number grows exponentially on holy and sacred days as pilgrims from

you will discover it's not anything like what is on christian radio and sounds more like "national public radio" that it does anything you would normally hear on christian radio. the two cohosts have been doing an excellent job with that starting the first of the year with a new 30 minute interview program but i will host and once again not patterned after christian radio but think charlie rose and terry gross and you have a little bit more about an idea in what we are trying to create with their radio presence. we have a world on campus web site targeted to young people in the whole range of age-specific publications widely used in the christian school and the homeschool community. i would like to begin by sharing what for many of you would be obvious and that is that mass media is dominant in our culture today and it hasn't found impact on the way we think. the average in person will spend 54,000 hours with some form of mass media before they reach their 17th birthday. even if you go to church every day or every sunday, 52 weeks a year for your entire growing up time you will spend less

senior christian debt repayments on the field of mediterranean nation. the kicker preceded is the first ratings upgrade to three years for cyprus which was shut out of international financial markets for high ideals of its treated in the twenty eleven and came to the brink of financial collapse in early twenty thirty the island was the smallest countries in the eurozone signed up with ten billion euro bailout program with the imf and eu in march twenty thirteen standard course said that the biggest challenge in cyprus meeting lenders conditions was a privatization program expected to raise one point four billion euro despite twenty eight. speaking at the ninth cyprus summit of the economist titled cyprus on the mend and open discussion with government the trio cut business and it was him. president yukos us to see aiden said the country is passing to one of the most critical time periods in its modern history. he blamed several factors including the filing fee structure to the banking sector the negative external environment and announced finances the ne

he grew up in a time when white christian men were the dominated in the national politics. he was born in 1940 and he lived in the civil rights and through the women's movement and he lived through rights. we had all these competing voices now enter the american conversation and i think fox is the channel speaking to that part of america that used to feel they ran the country and no longer do. he sees himself as a protector of that america. >> host: to play th the devils advocate, you don't have any evidence that they were a racially motivated attack -- >> host: you are talking about people losing their grip >> guest: his views on in their mental regulation and becoming a more culturally multicultural country becoming a country that has strict environmental law if you look at europe they have much higher taxes on gasoline and energy usage and the idea that america would go down these other forms of policy choices he really sees america as a different country and fox is the network speaking to those americans who feel that america should not be open to other ways of governin

christian faith. >> we heard that mentioned. there's also national show 59% of residents described themselves as christian. if they were the facts would you accept he's got it right? >> that was the leading question of the census. it was what is your religion? the more neutral one, are you religious, got a different result. in britain, only 7% of the population practice christianity. they go to church regularly, things like that. that's a tiny minority. >> most assume christianity is nonetheless the majority religion in britain probably by quite some way. >> this is not true. a practicing christianchristians 2.5 million. >> should cameron be saying this is predominantly muslim? >> no. it's not predominantly christian or muslim. the number of practicing christians and muslims is close. >> everything you know about the uk is built on christian tradition. queen is head of the church of england. this is essentially seen by most people as a christian society isn't it? >> that may be the perception. the reality is different as explained. we have a long chr

assad marked easter by visiting an ancient mostly christian villa village, promising to protect churches there which he described as part of the nation's heritage. there are method to be at least 1 million christians in syria. the visit was seen as an effort to persuade minorities assad's government is their best protection against islamist extremists. these images were posted on assad's facebook and instagram pages. >>> for the second time in two days there's been an american drone attack in yemen against suspected members of al qaeda. u.s. officials had no comment but security officials in yemen say about 25 suspected terrorists were killed today. approximately ten others were killed yesterday. this video which started appearing on jihadist websites recently reportedly shows a gathering of more than 100 al qaeda fighters in yemen. the branch, known as al qaeda in the arabian pen minutes lashes is considered among the most dangerous in the world. >>> newly released government documents show general motors waited seven years before recalling more than 300,000 saturn ions. this despite thousands of complaints that the car's power steeri

she carried on thursday in the national hospital founded by a us christian charity in the west of the afghan capital. an interior ministry official said at least three americans including a doctor were killed a woman was injured. the gunmen was reportedly a member of the afghan police protection force yet been assigned to guard the hospital. i suppose since the election held on eight of fifty choose a successor to present on the cardstock. the group has been intensifying its violence. other taxing recent weeks have targeted foreign nationals. and david for the pullout police officer shot to associate press journalists working in the country's east the photographer was killed and her order one. that has marked the first anniversary on thursday of the garment factory class that killed more than eleven hundred people. what occurs and relatives of those who died held a demonstration at the site on the outskirts of the capital dhaka. they see many factories are still on say. each story commercial building crumbled to the ground on a full twenty fourth last year. if the tree had a little st

nation. >> unity is impossible. we will either become a separate country or we will be part of russia. we are christians. they are catholics. that is why there will never be a united ukraine. >> any agreement signed by national leaders seems unlikely to have any affect at the local level here. that is until the demands of the people they say they represent are met. >> in algeria, the supporters of the president have been on the streets celebrating despite the fact results of yesterday's president obama have yet to be announced. the ailing incumbent is its budget to win a controversial fourth term. his main rivals already rejected the vote citing fraud and irregular these. official results are expected to be announced shortly. will have the latest -- we will have the latest in the next half hour. now to the latest in the abduction of the schoolgirls. most students are still missing. only 2129 have returned. that announcement contradicts a previous statement by the military that said most have been freed. authorities are combing the forest in search of the students kidnapped on monday by islamist rebels. no

national fund conference sought to examine the reasons for its remoteness and how to deal with the problem through cooperation and communication we deal with questions or coach. oprah. really the christians need to do with the jewish people and the jewish national fund has been the target of the second that i'm being involved in the campaign since two thousand and two united nations conference. you are welcome from some sustainable sustainability which we took place in china but where will we did is we created a coalition of integrity of the angels around the world but wanted to stay with the issues which were awarded the code compliant diversity and not necessarily simply make waves and attack an organization that is a very helpful to many developing countries. antisemitism which is prejudice hatred or discrimination against because of the jewish heritage has experienced a long history of expression since the days of ancient civilizations. most of the originate in the christie in pre christian civilizations. there was a time to time and use these to refute your photos in euro and the dissertation was the right the one in the west in the east and you're up a piece of the recruits are end

you will discover it's not anything like what is on christian radio and sounds more like "national public radio" that it does anything you would normally hear on christian radio. the two cohosts have been doing an excellent job with that starting the first of the year with a new 30 minute interview program but i will host and once again not patterned after christian radio but think charlie rose and terry gross and you have a little bit more about an idea in what we are trying to create with their radio presence. we have a world on campus web site targeted to young people in the whole range of age-specific publications widely used in the christian school and the homeschool community. i would like to begin by sharing what for many of you would be obvious and that is that mass media is dominant in our culture today and it hasn't found impact on the way we think. the average in person will spend 54,000 hours with some form of mass media before they reach their 17th birthday. even if you go to church every day or every sunday, 52 weeks a year for your entire growing up time you will spend less

nationalistic not going to miss us as much as i was forgetting to pack and christian speaking citizens and beans. there goes the nation. superman during that time was to put it back again to play. this is intentional and as for christmas decor. that's not to look into the situation in eastern ukraine. again underlined the most crucial that the atomic bomb. this was used in commenting on the plane returned to mention it to complete. the russians had grossed new sanctions bill introduced again the lighthouse to present his own tissue addictive and seemed to be plain empty but the cranium. they did it department is calling to the diplomatic sentiment of the conflict. washington has gotten darker tone meeting with anticipation the greenhouse to the states and european communities moscow is ready to negotiate conditions as well namely keys to the top of the new position of the gang and to involve the present is our town's eastern ukraine containing the station's process. most expressed concern with the fact that spring brings its troops to the bottom and process according to the federation's minister of foreign affairs ukr

september 15th deadline can't come soon enough for a population still in harm's way, christian salumi, al jazeera, the united nation. >> when fears of bird and swine flu pan dimmics hit their peek. new research suggestions it's month nor effective than aspirin in prettying the flu. paul brennan reports. >> in 2003, the world face truck driver al pandemic. experts warned that billions of people around the world were at risk. tamiflu emerged as the leading antiviral medicine. this new report claims that the drug's benefits were exaggerated. >> there is no reduction in complications like pneumonia and hoped ideation. it also tells that there are no effects on transmission of flew that would beware houses full of drugs stockpiled for an emergency. the british government spent $793 million on tit. amiflu. the u.s. $13,000,000,000 on the drug. the new report found tamiflu worked but only a bit. flu symptoms which would have lasted seven days were reduced to 6.3 days for adults and 5.8 days in children. critics say over-the-counter drugs would have had the same effect their findings not only question the drug but also cri

artistic advisor to the general manager of the romanian national opera me was rock in the conduct of christian sound and biden is going to do enough to perform. i got last year. they were impressed by the amazing process or the lyrical dramatic soprano after the international opera festival devoted to two hundred anniversary and baby that took place in austin now according to the soloist he was a great honor for her to accept such an invitation the ick . rule of law he has a wonderful difficulties the voice of the parties should be remarkable for its range and read this. i knew that that means i'm very glad that this invitation came to visit the festival organized in austin we celebrated two hundred years its bid is worth an event attended by the remaining copper crew after the performances i received this wonderful invitation. i'm very content which to think the whole romanian team and artistic manager mr cause mum who was the one who presented invitation to me. i had already made a few people from cars extent you imagine various recordings or by reading international chronicles and we know t

today is easter, when christians around the world believe jesus rose from the dead. >> well the united nations peace envoy to the middle east accused israeli police of preventing him from reaching an easter ritual there. the delay was unacceptable and demanded parties expected the right of religious freedom. >> this man was stopped at barricades as thousands conventioned for the ritual. worshippers say the flame appears from jesus's tomb to show he's not forgotten his followers. the palestine christians have been blocked from taking part. we have this report. >> christian pilgrims marking easter in the holy city. the calendars aligned, adding to the crowds. among the pilgrims were christian palestinians, a group that is dwindling in size, but increasingly upset. in a grip of christians from jerusalem - a complaint was filed with the israeli high court. they were demanding better treatment from the israeli police and better access to the holy site. >> israel claims to serve and being a democracy, the only place where christians are thriving. we don't feel that. over the past few years, since 20

this seems so nice to see and everything but the phrase is donald's of the nation be secure and then all that good ol' christianityin india they retained. i'm going to heal the soul especially asian people from on top when the sun did betty wallace told us because of agendas basin. the numbers of content into pdf format because she didn't. it's pricey. that indian and is seeking issue of cakey two thousand two hundred men because the sauce into a custom cutting up from twenty six thousand five hundred improved pay. yet in this week's episode of homicide because i don't need to go about seeking the new baby that makes me think more news and views from the sun the hobbit. with chÁvez would willingly . while watching the wicker discussed with india not to come to special by the priest ukraine. bananas in an open them up. what sets the price is available until website christian a dot com. there's been several days now that the world is closely following developments on this occasion where there always seem nice and kept it in the east of ukraine. it started with the organization for security and cooperation

christian committee? will the prime minister urge -- [inaudible] including a british national? >> i can reassure my friend i will certainly raise the issue with prime minister sharif when he comes to the united kingdom. i think it is important in the run up to easter to remember how many christians are still persecuted around the world, including the persecution of christians under things like the blasphemy laws. i will raise the. i look forward to meeting with the pakistani leadership. >> thank you, mr. speaker. is the prime minister to wear that for 3 million low income families, for every three pounds they came to the personal tax loan, they will lose two pounds straightaway for universal credit? isn't the prime minister giving with one hand by taking away with the other? >> i actually think the audible john is quite profound because the whole point about universal credit is that you will always keep a reasonable share of every extra pound earned. the difference between universal credit and the systems put in place by the last government is that you often face people with ov

nation. community use. a neighbor to report either become a separate small but mikey country will be part of russia there. we have christians they are camping in the past i don't know if the pinochet ukraine to get through it. any agreement signed by the national media seems unlikely to have any effect at the local level here. the center of the demise of the people they say that represents our backs algeria supporters up as abdel aziz but if the guy had been housed in the streets celebrating this despite the fact results of yesterday's presidential poll had not yet been announced ailing seventy seven year old in common is expected to win a controversial fourth term. but that is because main rivals claim them as broadband but hey. already rejected the boat posting cats have been our strength has more knowledge it the forces of president in twenty feet. i'm very kiev for them this is a fourth time in office for the aging president. they were out on the streets of mt is truly the mound in cars that land mammals waiting the algerian like setting off my legs set of reading late into the night staying with the fake here we go on

and for our freedoms to have a national day of prayer, and to block them from being able to participate is just unheard of. but this country was founded on the judea christianf that. we don't bar anyone from attending our event. we have a rabbi that reads scriptures and makes remarks on them. any faith is welcome to attend. but we are the judeo protection of the national day of prayer. >> it's interesting because the christian group has no problem of the day of prayer started by harry truman back in the day, but this one they have a problem with. so they're asking the department of defense don't send the chaplain, the color guard, the vocalists or the military band. but they were all requested by a congressman of alabama who is one of the organizers of this event, and so far it looks like they're going to go. >> no backing down yet. >>> it's about 10 minutes past the hour. coming um, op, our veterans are literally dying because the government is keeping a secret. >>> why are these women running for their lives? what you're about to see is not a prank. go long, look lean, in this season's most important fashion trend, the long shirt. designed to flatter, wit

we certainly commend them for taking quick action once the national media exposed the charges filed against christianess of this entire case that here is a young man who says he had been bullied, notified the school, his mom notified the school and he finally tapes it on his ipad -- which the school deleted that video. is that, in your mind, a criminal act? >> well, it certainly sounds like tampering with evidence and probably obstruction of the administration of law enforcement, to me. >> they ended up saying, because he videotaped on his ipad, that that was wiretapping so he is convicted of that. meantime, nothing happens to the bullies. where do you stand right now as his attorney? will you still sue the school? >> well, christian and his family are hoping we can work this out outside of the judicial system with the school district. christian sees a bigger problem here, trying to deal with bullying in schools and how do we solve this problem? if the school is unwilling to work with us, we're going to pursue legal action. >> the school has put out a statement of which they say they have a bullying

. >> i want to bring in our senior national correspondent, nick paton walsh, joining us. christia christiane amanpour is standing by and just spoke with the leader of the ukrainian jewish community. first, nick, tell us what you know about the leaflets? >> reporter: the reports of their posting two or three days ago three were posted on synagog synagogues here. they were not for long and the jewish synagogues here released a statement and saying they believe the talk is a provocation. pictures have been posted on social media. it's not entirely clear if these leaflets were distributed broadly or photographed and posted on social media or ever existed as leaflets at all. all sides involved say this is basically designed to provoke violence or trouble. i've just spoken to dennis, the self-declared chairman of the people's republic in the building behind me. it's accused his activists handed them out. he categorically denied them and says it's a provocation on our side and said that's not my handwriting and not the handle he's given himself for this particular government. all sides say this is

accordance to the love is patient is going into which the nationals doctor's advice radio percent from three major religions in israel muslims and christians are members. slade the eulogy turns out even in touching matters like the magi. israel is one of the most modern liberal countries in the world. having already in place legislative laws to help patients at their end of life. but jane one of dr jacobson in israel. i eye rule i know. in the room. to me. rudy. i did. will the poor it all the eye. is you he would need the assault by a party meeting but the leadership of the presidential ministry should recall that yesterday according to the decree of the present president i mean most emo was appointed as the prime minister of kazakhstan. the president think that he must team up for the work done at the position of the head administration. and while he was stressed that the decision was made to get for their kids to the work of government in this difficult period. the president also announced his decision to appoint a division to bedok for the post of the state secretariat of the republic of kazakta

i like to be in the positive side although the entire christian is all too though how old you would be fine secretive corporation. three nations but it is said in response the previous question. there is a very courageous to katie our eyes and instead all these munitions used to do with it. while the spirit of nationalists in japan recently lifted a ban on its arms exports. what you think it will be the next act in the rv administrator sianz nationalist agenda. therefore the only musician and those anderson would be easy. kenya from japan's right to collective self defense. to be endorsed by other countries. i think it very much talked about for coming in today and for your insight to my twisted thinking the law. for your duty to the day's biggest story in korea and around the world breaking these are the hottest intervene in the whole lot more. enjoy the tetons chum limited a new of the heart of seoul. right i need to be done. the light and ten. on and on tv next to him. the recent row and filtration spotted or the south korean military remains on high alert. i can use this defence correspondent condition has more of the late