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christian talk show. he and tammy were small time pentecostals in the south and they would unwind by watching johnny carson and baker would say, why can't somebody do that, do a christian version of that? up till then, it was a christian service on tv more or less. so his first big innovation was creating the christian talk show that looked initially a lot like "the tonight show" with johnny carson and later looked like oprah. it was innovative and something new. the second was in the late '70s, they figured out because the small uhf station they were broadcasting in charlotte from was owned by ted turner. they watched ted turner put his station up on satellite and, in effect, they created the first private satellite television network. a year before espn went on the air. and it was innovative and dramatically expanded their audience and produced a tremendous amount of money. that led to the third innovation which was really their undoing as well. baker wanted to create a christian disneyland. he built heritage usa. in 1986, they had six million visitors. it was the third biggest theme park after disneylan

saying the research only focused on a small fraction of the population new research from berlin shouting at a hospital involving now famous german for religious to christian to austin suggest children develop as many viruses in their throats as adults making them just as infectious. and research is involved in a chinese study concluded children become infected with the virus just as often as adults and one thing experts around the world broadly agree upon is that infected children tend to develop milder symptoms than adults but as doctors point out that's not the case for every single child there are some children who have developed severe disease and some children who have died. there are some recent rare descriptions of children in some european countries that have had this inflammatory syndrome which is similar similar to the sakis syndrome but it seems to be very rare the world health organization is appealing to doctors to systematically record information on child cases of covert 19 and extensive international database would make it easier to determine how the virus affects children and that in turn could allow schools and kindergartens to be able t

the first one in the sixties and early seventies was baker created a new kind of christian talk show. he and tammy or smalltime pen to coastal evangelists in the show and unwind at night by watching johnny carson who was at the height of cultural cool in the sixties. baker would say, why can't somebody do that, do a christian version of that? up until then, most christian television was a church service on tv morales. so his first big innovation was creating this new format that christian talk shows that would look inhibition initially a lot like johnny carson, later like oprah. it was innovative and it was something new. the second was, in the late seventies, they figured out because the small you each f station they were broadcasting and charlotte from, was owned by ted turner. they watched ted turner put up his station on satellite. they in effect created the first private satellite television network. a year before espn went on the air. it was innovative and it dramatically expanded their audience and it also produced a tremendous amount of money. that led to the third innovation which was really their

small museum that his family sponsored. the central exhibit is a painting depicting a battle between muslims and spanish colonizers who arrived in the 16th century and were the 1st christians to settle in mindanao. what happened in my our city is a continuation of the colonial war against our people. and that is what's happening now. and until now the circle i don't want city has the end result. and healthfully. recap for solve this peacefully without going through a war. like this i said. look man says he's going to run for deputy governor political developments over the coming months will prove decisive. for a little. while will. he views the prospect of autonomy for muslims in the region as an opportunity to overcome old enmities but as a historian he's all too aware of a long history of conflict for many centuries or many decades for many generations . most of the problems that are being solved in mindanao has to go to war. every don't want war and war but if it comes then so be it. at the end of our trip we take part in a ceremony to mark the start of reconstruction in the wrong way well over a year after the brutal battle. well it looks. completely out of. the event

christian talk show. he and tammy were small time pen to cost still evangelists in the south.hey would unwind by watching johnny carson. it was the height of cultural cool in the sixties. bakker said why can't someone do that. ? a christian version of that. most television shows were christians sermons on tv. his first big innovation was creating this new format, a christian talk show that looked initially a lot like the tonight show with johnny carson, later like oprah. it was innovative and it was something new. the second was, in the late seventies, they figured out because the small you age f station they were broadcasting and charlotte was owned by ted turner. they watched ted turner put his own station on satellite. they in fact created the first private satellite television network when you're before espn went on the air. it was innovative and it dramatically expanded their audience. it also produced a tremendous amount of money. that led to the third innovation which was really there and doing as well. baker wanted to be to create a christian disneyland. he built herit

understanding of my face on - - my faith going to a small black church so i started dating a white presbyterian minister i said we are both christianbut i don't know what is happening inside of your church. white church was so different for me he went from the kind of church that went 11:00 a.m. and tell. and god in the procedures and the smells and bells and all of our lives. it's the only one that i know it was important to me to keep circling back to that idea and the capabilities of the places where the bubbles come together if you think like a soap opera and then we see the surface of the other bubble and then to expand an understanding of ourselves. that is a long way to say i don't know what to do with it but it goes in my jacket pocket. i want to read a little from an essay called there's never any trouble here. i mention this in the interview the town crier and then to talk with them and from the beginning and then it is so weird. to say i really put my foot in this one. what are we going to do? >> they will love it. >> when i was a kid maryland public television took last the rebroadcast one - - we broadcast off the air.

christian, and you have this other side of the far right. hitler is trying to unite them while ludendorff is appealing to a small part of the far right. you can watch them go down as hitler is going up during the trial. >> historians say the japanese political assassination by the military and exoneration at their trial started the second world war. did you see any parallels between those trials and japan and this trial? >> i don't know a whole lot about the japanese trial. i read nuremberg and was looking at trials, but i don't know a lot about -- i have a couple books at home on that trial, but i wouldn't know enough about it to say about the japanese trial. a couple things. if the worldwide depression patent occurred -- hadn't occurred, do you think the nazis could have taken power? and this is hard to judge, but don't you think anti-semitism in germany was far less than that in france, russia, and eastern europe? in the 19th century and pre-hitler. the first one -- it is always hard to say what could have happened if it didn't. it is hard to imagine hitler in power without the depression. without it, you would be getting into alte

the few 1000 christians among the population feeling creasing leave marginalized and tend to keep to themselves. we now take a ferry from banda to subang a small group of islands off the coast of sumatra. we've heard that life there is more relaxed compared to the rest of us check. the indonesian government would like to attract more western tourists to the largely untouched islands of our check. how close to daughter is a hotel owner and a survivor of the tsunami. the tidal wave she says has left deep scones here too. after tsunami people change. because the thing is that punishment that god punished them because. misbehave they didn't pray you know they didn't be following the rules enough. society has become more conservative since the tsunami for barker's the opposite was the case she broke with religious customs and suffered for it was hard for me. to be myself and being judged and i get a bit depressed you know because. i have to do what i don't want to do. i have to. please others and. i know i don't please myself. it's not easy. but this takes us to the way. she stands out despite the headscarf that she is wearing just ok she. said thi

teachers administrators from redwood christian schools are making a special delivery to seniors homes. it includes a capping down, yearbook and a small gift. teacher say it can't take the place of a traditional graduation but they hope it helps ease the feelings of isolation during the stay at home order. >> i can see the effort they are putting in. i know they want us to have a normal graduation but obviously that can't happen so i appreciate they are doing everything in their power to make it seem like it is normal. >> the deliveries were made to all 70 of redwood christian schools graduating seniors and 10 east bay cities from castro valley to fremont. businesses across the country in different sectors working out with the lights. what life after the coronavirus looks like. ideas are discussed next. , on camera, proof that some people are coming to blows over the order to where face coverings. the lapd's shared this surveillance video from at target store. it shows three security grds approached two men who wearing masks back on may 1st. a fight breaks out and police said this is not the first time. in this case the two people inv

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christiane thank you for that expert analysis on this. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return as small businesses continue to sizzle out in the midst of the copen 1000 pandemic i will small restaurants survive as the virus rages on we bring in a true veteran of the sector when we come back as we go to break here the numbers at the close. you can't be both with the yes you like. the one else seemed wrong but old roles just don't hold. the old yet to shape out this day comes to educate and in gay trade because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led to. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallowness. and welcome back more than 80 percent of small companies in the united states believe the coronavirus pandemic will affect their business for at least 12 to 16 months now this according to this survey conducted by global

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small present on every hanukkah evening. you don't have to of course it used to be hanukkah get some chocolate. or living here under strong christian cultural influences that the christmas season is a similar time of the year to hanukkah. so let's give the children presents we present. of. she trick has been working in poland for the past 30 years the school is one of many funded by the american philanthropist ronald s. slaughter to promote jewish life in eastern europe we need somebody to go to poland . i heard about this rabbi michael sitrick so we bought a mobile we saw him. and we said this is the right person we installed them initially in the synagogue. 1919 next month. and also was involved to begin a school look here mainly a kindergarten but was interesting is that the main thing to poland. he became much more of. a much more polish and as he started to limp or which we desperately needed the rabbi and he rapped. but michael wasn't just any rabbi i remember. oh yes 1st trip no that was already out so it must have been early nineties he just arrived after flying nonstop from new york or about that he was ned tired but he st