christian right but the serenading driver. i just landed at the airport here in durban the sun is still shining the weather's beautiful there's only one down side b. airport here is pretty far away from the city center but even that is not a big deal for me today because i have a very special taxi driver waiting for me. since he was just 27 years old south africa already knows he shot to fame when a passenger filmed him singing opera in his taxi and the video went by each group. was she. was. it's just get to my emotions so much because i didn't realize it will go the spot i thought maybe it can just go. to facebook maybe 100 or 2 of the deal was one of them or just saying can you bring that that's a common platform in my wedding or something like that just just a small things that small ball would be like kids. menzies' phone is constantly with me he gets requests for interviews from all over the world invitations to perform and q 4 dishes it's a men's wear shop even offered him if we taxi to for his next event. like an opera

is poised to win big at the expense of big tent parties like i'm going to merkel's christian right scris teen democrats which currently had the state government the outcome of the elections could further destabilize politics at the national level. c with all eyes turning to section 8 this is what many here wanted to see droves of people from both in and out of state converging on dresden the section capital a demonstration against racism and the far right president has long been a flashpoint right get it politics your 2nd world war my mom died the city killing tens of thousands of civilians are writing me a massacre to see some recent rally it was here against residents and doesn't think that his mom a big nationalist party it was mounted it's here last saturday to get the chance i might bring the german 1st but at the. president. that's why groups from across german civil society and the political spectrum descended on dresden to show there's more to saxony than racism populism and fear they call their embroil a movement for the title bar in divisible. city chang's enough home prices an

people use to beat up on the christian right for being sanctimonious.here's some truth to that. >> it let me tell you what's even more dangerous and why this one's not so smart. how about if someone ask another question what responsibility does a mother have two ununborn child whose about to be born? what scripture passage can you pull out to justify killing a baby that is being born? that's the problem with taking scripture out and saying so-called christians have got it wrong because they don't believe in my understanding of a very complex issue like minimum wage? the one we have invited him on the show repeatedly to have this conversation along these lines. tell us about your faith. what are the parameters? of course, he's too much of a coward to come on our show. but that invitation stays. >> i think he's a good guy. i think he is a smart guy. one i will disagree with you on that, but he can certainly come on. [laughs] great to see you. how long does the earth have before global warming and kill you me and every other human being on the planet. scie

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so em slaved christians fought protestant supremacy in a different way. they tended to argue they had a right to practice christianity, read the bible and worship together. over time, more and more enslaved and free people of color did fight their way into christian churches and they did so for numerous and complicated reasons. there's no easy way to explain why someone makes a decision. but there were theological practical and social and community related reasons for their decisions. so one of these individuals was named charles coffee. coffee was probably born into slavery. and was baptized on september 9th 1677 in an aaron harang low can church in barbados -- anglican church in barbados. he was recently freed. that made him the first free black man to be baptized owe the islands. -- on the islands. he brought two children to the baptismal. thomas age 10 and mary age 5. the minister noted they were son and daughter of charles coffee, free christian negro. by joining the aaron harang low can church, coffee was making a claim for himself as a free christian man he acquired most of the marking

. >> seriously, you're a christian, right? >> i am an evangelical christian. >> and the chosen one is who? >> our lord and savior jesus christ. without a doubt. as god as my savior, i can tell you, christians that support this president, jeg christians, recognize the fact that he might not walk the same way we walk and may not talk the way that we talk and he is not of the same cloth as many christians. but at the end of the day, he represents our beliefs in the white house and will execute them. which is far more than any can say when they reached out to democratic candidates. they give us -- >> okay. i understand what you're saying. i know you want -- let me put your tweet up. i know this is where you're going. please don't sell out your religion for donald trump. don't betray jesus for this conman. all of us including you deserve better. sincerely, a concerned muslim who loves jesus and knows trump is not the king of the juice or the second coming of god. you think evangelicals are selling out. to what end? >> because they

i remember reading ralph reed, the head of the christian coalition's book about how the christian right needed to repent for the sin of racism. right in the repent for being on the wrong side of the civil rights movement in many cases. you saw reince priebus's famous autopsy where he talked about the party needed to conduct some sort of outreach to communities of color and trump came along and showed that you could win with a straight-up xenophone o phobic national appeal and the party really gave up on that. it's still not clear just because trump did this once with there extremely flukish victory in the electoral college than pure racism is a recipe for long-term success. >> that's an important point you raise. flukish is one way to put it. another more is he got fewer votes, not more votes than the other person. so the coalition was. >> the republican party at this point only survives in its current form if it can maintain minority rule. minority rule, the rule of a minority of white people over a kind of increasingly diverse majority is now the explicit project of this party. >> yea

out a collection of luther's writings and a series of pamphlets such as on the freedom of a christian man right. and that's how luther's ideas spread throughout the german speaking world i think. people kept asking who is this martin luther what does he look like that gave chrono the idea to paint look this portrait to mention but he said i am an artist. so in a sense mediæval multimedia expert can also functioned as the reformations p.r. manager. the last visitors of the day arrive at all saints church time to take stock of my trip. if you're interested at all in martin luther and the exciting times of reformation you should definitely plan a visit to back it's full of locations that bear testimony to the religious revolution and you can even lay your head down and some of the places where history once took its course and that is exactly what i am going to do now i have a room at that kind of hole thank you for watching and see you next time but. i go to robotics. declining marched realises wait a 2nd for you want the whole picture out facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from amanda

to make large gains at the expense of mainstream parties including i'm going to macos center right christian democrats. c with all eyes turning to section 8 this is what many here wanted to see droves of people from both in and out of state converging on the capital dressed in a demonstration against racism and the far right. president has long been a flashpoint for a devotee of politics in germany the 2nd world war allied bombing like the city killing tens of 1000 civilians far right in me a nazi group to use this is recent rallying cry it was here in transit in 2018 the dislodgement nationalist group it was mounted and it's here crossed saxon and i think a decent chance i might bring a determined person my point was that the most residents. and that's why groups from across german civil society and the political spectrum descended on dresden to show there is more to saxony than racism populism and fear they call their embroil a movement for the title bar in divisible. teaching them one promise of the night is a show this is a climate of patriotism but also so many people who stand to solid

remind our viewers germany is governed by a coalition of center left social democrats center right christian the members is there unity. well there isn't unity on a lot of issues but the blacks are not going into fresh that is one of the issues that is pretty broad unity certainly between the finance minister who could be seen as a kindred spirit to wolfgang sawyer but whose idea of actually anchoring this into law here in germany it was in the 1st place let's bring in our financial correspondent from from further hope you can join us now comma if you can hear us. there he is doesn't germany can't economy actually need a stimulus or is it healthy enough to reinvigorate itself on its own. that is a very good question many businesses here in germany also many economists are convinced that in the past businesses have often profited from hard times because you know when a business cycle comes to an end where you're facing hard times you have to come up with innovative ideas how to find solutions to cope with the situation if you pepper an economy too much it gets complacent but this is the long

right? liz: christian, you can't talk about stocks falling without the federal reserve.hance we will see not a quarter-point cut, but a 50 basis point cut. so double that. do you believe we'll see that with 1 1/2 minutes before the closing bell rings? >> liz. i think we will see it. they say a bull market's climb a wall of worry. we're looking at a mountain of worry around the world right you no. so i think pressure is on the fed. this market activity will only ratchet it up. i think we could see the 50 basis point cut. liz: really? phil what do you think with the dow down 390 points. >> i think that is pushing it, i really do. we may definitely get a quarter. they may signal extra cuts. if they go to 50 looks like they will give in to donald trump and. liz: chris robinson we have solid economy. don't forget that. >> we keep having the same question. we're at record highs. unemployment at record lows, we continue to talk about cutting rates. at some point the risk they push on the string. when they need something they don't have anything to do. liz: christian, final word

christian moore, on the right, and connor crites, on the left. before this photo was taken, christian reached out for connor's hand. he sensed connor was overwhelmed on the first day. it turns out 8-year-old connor is autistic. he was nonverbal until he was 5. and his mother told us late today what that other little boy, christian, saw. >> christian saw him curled up in a corner and he was crying, so, all christian did was go over and grab his hand. that simple act lit up his day, he made him so happy. and that's all i can ask for is for someone to be open to him like that. >> reporter: and the two mothers, side-by-side. christian, who reached out his hand, his mother proud of her son's lesson to us all. >> one act of kindness, you know, can change someone's life. >> can change the world. that's all it takes. >> reporter: two boys beginning the second grade and beginning a new conversation about the power of something small, something kind. and here's what connor's mother told us tonight. >> i'm so happy that something so positive is coming from

americans or hispanic americans, they are fundamentally not american in the same way white christians are. >> right. >> that belief understandably alarms the majority of american jews because we understand citizenship is tied to ethnic background in that way, that eventually people are going to lock at us as suspect as foreigners, even though the president believes. i have to emphasize this. the president's filo semitism is not incompatible, not that he doesn't believe inanity stereotypes, he believes those qualities are positive. we don't like that. it's not actually a compliment when someone tells a jew, i heard you people are great with money. it's not something that makes us feel safe. people are understandably alarmed by trump preeting a well-known anti-semitic kanard, even though he's doing it as a positive thing. >>> i will read a quote from the former -- black guys counting my money, i hate it. the only people i want counting my money are short guys wearing yamakas everyday. >> i'm mexican and jewish and a progressive democrat. it's insane. one of the things i think is interesting adam refe

youngsters like and marry and christiane say they have more rights now and they're hoping for bigger opportunity it's expensive in. the singing graveyard children say the only way to support their desperately poor families is by working. at last report takes us to the u.s. home of the woodstock festival on its 50th anniversary the town is cashing in on memories of the legendary musical event ag. hippy movements. there are reminders everywhere from peace signs to tie guys 19 sixties hippie culture is still ever present. but is woodstock become somewhat of a theme park. mark hedrick has run a souvenir shop on the town's main street for over 20 years. marketing is a stronghold in any kind of market like this the there was very little marketing done when the concert was done in fact that to the best my knowledge there was never a shirt so. that now the marketing stuff came after the fact. but here in the town you know we still like to take advantage of that. the local economy is benefited greatly since the festival took place and it doesn't matter now that it was held over 90 kilometers

the republican party likes to cloak itself in their language of religion and so-called christian senators. rightow in the senate are blocking a bill to raise the min scripture says that whoever oppresses the poor taunts their maker. it is also important that we stop seeing religion used as a kind of god belonging to a political client and if you do, i couldn't imagine it would be the one of the current president is supporting. it's doing okay, so let's not usable as was mentioned in. so what is the holy man at pete jude booted judge up to lately question my last week he gave a speech where he promised easy abortions for all. >> when i am president, we are going to do more than just stop policies pushing us backward, we are going to ensure access to abortion care and proactively expand access to reproductive health. >> brian: civil question appeared who is holier, jell-o brand or mayor pete? >> jell-o brand is cold-blooded mayor pete's ostentatious manner is a waste of time. he needs to prove he can reach beyond white middle clubs identity politics voters in this kind of stuff isn't going to do i

the south to the north a predominantly muslim well enough south to come into christian the normal day its residents part right here freely but in times of crisis the boundary is difficult across. the city hasn't always been like this but interreligious violence and other conflicts often fueled by political rivalries have torn the community apart. for safety reasons to johnny keeps home. work and private life separate before starting a peace initiative to journey work in micro financing she still keeps in touch with traders and she used to advise on loans and business plans but she doesn't tell them about her new calling. the one we know about why they were in the days that our divine class that is to. be in the job didn't only we because i said the time on extending that. peace building in the sharing day our will to dads with this people here because i would do for the kind of mentality today how we. both pass the brew and he journeys say more should be done at a state level to stop politicians and clerics instrumental mys youths for political gain the government should do more because the trust of the marty

youngsters like and marry and christiane say they have more rights now and they're hoping for bigger opportunities. i want my own business a house of the car i'd like to be an important person. expensive. because. the singing graveyard children say the only way to support their desperately poor families is by working. in a minute they pay us 10 to 20 bolivia for every prayer sometimes 100 because i'm so . young said campbell. that's nearly 12 year is a lot of money for a working building and children. now a few months ago back in may this image came to define the rush to climb mount everest climbers lining up for hours to reach the summit of the world's tallest peak overcrowding has contributed to making this one of the deadliest climbing seasons on record 9 people died in the ball as they were climbing the mountain and to avoid more fatalities on a pole government committee has recommended a slate of measures among them to acquire a permit to climb this mountain applicants must have climbed the peak higher than 6500 meters undergone high altitude climbing training and importantly ha

officer which say they want you these good reasons is a bag so i am saying they sided with a right wing christianfor being the way through this procedure. very very thank you thank you thank. you having asked. all this is a good time for raw thanks . we have to look him more detail work christopher manning came from. worst he borne it worse he raised it did he have black friends did he have mexican friends. and when you look into his record more in-depth you know that he had a communication problem. yes 17 other occurrences were he in the use excessive force or he used language he had a sexual assault on his record and we say the klan was starting to get in out of traffic here going up to cars where this work was in trying to even beat up a white cloud into a grandstand and that's when things got heated in the incident is all caught on camera. tension stress too not all but most make sure that the bush at the bill of voted out it will. stop the show so your street then takes the place traditions have a cia bush quote all shall. go to which she never happened and i know what you mean and i must ge

it's a tight race which you've heard there in saxony between the americans party the christian democrats and the far right di so what's at stake here then for the chancellor well these regional elections the state elections are always a sort of temperature taking for the national government and in this case in saxony especially it's quite particular because what we're having is that marrying him it's off the national government in saxony we have a coalition of both the party of the christian democrats the see do you see is you and then also off of the social democrats the s.p. day and so course when the voters are going to the polls on sunday to verse in saxony well the doings also taking a sort of vote for how they see the national government at the moment we know ever since the founding of the if the. the mass of popular parties have tried to ignore them or to marginalize them now now we're hearing calls from the right wing of the c.d.u. saying we have to start taking the do you seriously if we want to maintain power. is that what's happening i think there's of course a sort of taking seriously what the

christian, that's right, the warning stands today from 12 noon lunch lunchtime until 10pm and as youd, it's a lovely start, sunshine, but we anticipate intense showers developing through this afternoon and into the evening. but it won't just be the rain today that will cause concern, this area of low pressure that is the driving force, swirling away with the centre to the west, is set to be with us throughout the week. almost day and date there will be a continued threat of heavy showers and the northern half of britain, looks to be in line for some of the worst. for this morning a lot of sunshine across northern and eastern regions of england, scotland already starting the day with more showers, more planning and for the afternoon but look at the difference across northern england once we've injected some energy into the atmosphere, courtesy of the sunshine, after 25 degrees in the that warmth will to dry the development of intense, thundery showers. isolated showers possible further south, here's the area covered by the met office warning stretching from the northern midlands throu

right. christian, i cut you off. make that point about when they go all in like this. viously the concentration on effort right now is treating this as terrorism when they act on in furthering a political agenda. >> it's terrorism. it's trance national terrorism. since the '80s, this has been connected to places like europe and eastern europe. now the internet has changed the game. i really think that we need to start looking this -- from a trans national perspective because we've got americans going over to places like the ukraine and russia to train in paramilitary camps and come back to charlottesville and take it out on activists there. this is a real problem. >> christian, there's no -- 100% it is. we got to start taking it as one. and i'm going to be leaning on you going forward. and i appreciate you reflecting on what you did in the past. you're making a positive difference. thank you for that. >> thanks, chris. >>> let's bounce back and forth between el paso and dayton. dayton's mayor had some pointed words for the president. can he unite us in this time of grie

rights commission been so valued and needed. i am confident under the insp e inspired leadership of mayor breed, chair christian, and director davis, that the commission will continue to distinguish san francisco as a moral campus compass and protective voice for all who suffered discrimination and whose rights, both civil and human, are unfairly jeopardized. with that, i wish a happy 55th anniversary to the san francisco human rights commission and the commissioners, to the chair, to the director and to our mayor and members of the board of supervisors. [ applause ]. >> just by way of the future of the human rights commission and the he haevolution thiand ithis discussion around intersectionality, i thought it really fitting to have gineta t johnson share more about the work she's doing and the importance now more than ever about the work of the human rights commission, ginetta. [ applause ]. >> hello, everyone. thank you all. i wanted to say thank you to mayor london bried breed, thank you to the board of supervisos s and sheryl davis. i am the executive director and we work with black trans women coming out of jail s and prison

the immoral majority, ben howell argues the pursuit of political power over christian value is detrimental to the religious right. and launches we are-her he recall ted life of oliver sacks in, and how are you dr. sack? look for the authors on book tv tv on c-span2.

youngsters like energy and christiane say they have more rights now and they're hoping for bigger opportunities. i want my own business house and the car i'd like to be an important person. responsible. in. the singing graveyard children say the only way to support their desperately poor families is by working. i mean. they pay us 10 to 20 bolivia for every prayer sometimes 100 because i'm so young so i'm going to talk that's really 12 year olds a lot of money for working bolivian children. was. now 58 years ago today work began on the christie construction of what would become the berlin wall the barrier was intended to stop people from leaving the communists is germany to west berlin and west germany the wall turned west berlin into an island that was surrounded by communists territory while the enclave was now surrounded by more than a 150 kilometers of massive fortifications it was berlin remained a magnet for those wanting to escape east germany at least $136.00 people were killed trying to get across the berlin wall in total more than $600.00 people were killed trying to flee is germany t

youngsters like and marry and christiane say they have more rights now and they're hoping for bigger opportunities. i want my own business a house and the car i'd like to be an important person. responsible and close to. the singing graveyard children say the only way to support their desperately poor families is by working. i mean they pay us 10 to 20 bolivia for every prayer sometimes 100 big. sansa young said. that. a lot of money for working bolivian children. let's hope for the day i was always a conversation continues online news find us on twitter i have an opportunity to use ops ok so forget to use a hash tag the day i leave it out with these images of protesters linking hands in hong kong to form a 30 kilometers of long human chain through the city of the. many . many decimate. junction most common. driving machines to say these am cheap a 45 posts the world's most powerful cylinder engine in a production costs. little back is as pretty as a picture. it is a must see him for a month. well charles. may have already fallen under the spell of the city on the next join us as we

youngsters like and marry and christiane say they have more rights now and they're hoping for bigger opportunities. i want my own business a house and the car i'd like to be an important person. expansion in. the singing graveyard children say the only way to support their desperately poor families is by working. i mean they pay us 10 to 20 bolivia an os for every prayer sometimes a 100 because i'm so. young said hamilton that's nearly 12 year olds a lot of money for a working bolivian children. and go ma in the case of the democratic republic of congo so-called sugar jews are the king of the road the homemade wooden scooters helped transport goods around the city at breakneck speed and some of their drivers have become local heroes take a look. there are many ways to transport heavy loads. and this one in the democratic republic of congo is unique but powered scooters made of wood that kolchak could use and they can used to carry everything imaginable. for years eastern congo has been wrecked by war. peacekeepers from the united nations with their distinctive blue helmets on the gro

christiane and her family used to live right by the water's edge but they had to move the fjord hardlycarries any ice anymore in the winter so the wind drives the waves against the shore. that children learn from on the fjord hasn't been frozen over for some time we used to be able to drive across it on the snowmobile but not anymore you can see how radically the glaciers have retreated. christiana who is concerned about the future . her concerns are shared by a group of international researchers on an excursion into the barren wilderness of the dixon fjord 60 kilometers north of long. expect the species. to form a conditions have a higher chance of established and the favor better so i think those that are really suffering will be those really high arctic specialists. from power knew where to go now. scientists are unable to predict exactly how rapidly climate change will affect the arctic sensible because system but the winter wonderland that was supposed to attract numerous tourists to small in the future could gradually be disappearing. about johansson is also worried he needs payi

christian? >> that is right, the internet security company, kyle fuller has severed ties with 8chan, the controversialebsitwhere anything goes and re-speech is pushed with limits. >> the accused gunman in this weekend's deadly mass shooting in el paso reportedly posted a racist manifesto on the 8chan website. critics say the site has become one of the darkest places on the internet were racism and hatred flourishes and that security company, clouds clear today severed its ties with 8chan. a nonprofit defending digital privacy and free sheets speech, says 8chan was vulnerable to attack . >> this is one of the main products that cloud flare offers the protects a website against denial of service and the website being taken down because there is a directed effort to request to them that they can't handle the volume for it . >> a search yielded error messages today. 8chan administrators posted on social media that since cloud flare severed ties, they expected 24 to 48 hours of downtime. cloud flare's ceo released a statement reading apart, "we just sent notice we are terminating 8chan as a customer. the r

it's in the early days christian people don't get i was right you were lower. i mean when we found out that he was positive felt such fear never felt little it's not the fear of what he might suffer it's it's social it's everything it's children it's housing it's your career is everything is gone it was something to be ashamed of even though we did nothing wrong he did nothing wrong i bring a prominent locally and then one night i walked into a pole to play mama and the landlord just pointed out mate and said you get out the pool tame i've been playing with but i also don't they're not one of them thought to be for me i thought sick. and i thought dead. this was a classic case of. infomed it. doesn't take away the fact that it made me feel a lot rubbish. my dad lost his job among got sidetracked her job they received hate mail phone calls making fun of. the stigma is incredible it's this whole thing though if you had a view you were gay or you were a drug user or some kind of what they sold to be an and desirable person. by 9190 nights a he'd become verio. he h

flexions of a journey through time "the previous back by dark agenda the war to destroy christian america." we'll be right back. >> talking to david horowitz. the previous book, darking a the war to destroy christian america. so for somebody who holds truth and meaning lightly, you nonetheless hold them and you seem to be a warrior for what you believe is true or at least the warrior against what you know to be false, and i think as with my friend dennis prager, who is jewish, you're a much better defender of what we call christian values and christian thinking than many christians are. why is that? >> first of all because i don't have a stake in the answer. if you are a believer, you believe that jesus christ is our savior, then you are defending that. there's a lot of things that are prior to any argument. i have no stake in that but i have a clear eyed view of the way the country was created and the freedoms that leftist claim to enjoy but we all enjoy are all christian ideas the founders were christians the settlers, 98% of the settlers were protestant christian, and not to understand them and where t

youngsters like and marry and christiane say they have more rights now and they're hoping for bigger opportunities. i want my own business a house and the car i'd like to be an important person. special. tools in. the singing graveyard children say the only way to support their desperately poor families is by working. here they pay us 10 to 20 bolivia every press sometimes 100 because i'm so. young said. that 20 year is a lot of money for working bolivian children. well that's it for the day i was always a conversation continues online and find us on twitter either. op ok though forget here's a harsh talk of the day i'll leave it out with these images of protesters linking hands in hong kong to form a 30 kilometers of long human chain through the city of the. cut. the international atomic show for journalists to discuss the topic. coming up on quadriga hong kong protesters want china to respect the rule of law and the city's semi autonomous status but will beijing give them the freedom there to matter about that coming up on the corporate. quadriga next. on d. w. . w. life of jesus m

youngsters like and marry and christiane say they have more rights now and they're hoping for bigger opportunities. but. i want my own business a house of the car i'd like to be an important person. responsible. because in. the singing graveyard children say the only way to support their desperately poor families is by working. here i mean they pay us 10 to 20 bolivia for every prayer sometimes 100. i'm so young so i'm going to talk that's only 12 year olds a lot of money for working bolivian children. now 30 years ago today an estimated 2000000 a sturdy and latvians a nifty radiance formed a human chain across their 3 countries to protest against soviet rule the demonstration became known as the baltic way the pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong have drawn inspiration from that historical moment with a peaceful protest of their own supporters in the chinese territory for a 30 kilometer long line snaking through the city is the latest in almost 3 months of anti-government demonstrations that were triggered by a bill that would have allowed extradition to mainland china that bill