>>> coming up, christians in iraq. ongoing violence forces hundreds of thousands to flee the country. >>> and abraham, a physician and popular writer who sees his work as a mintry of healing. >>> plus a poet's take on the song and how they address every human emotion from despair to jubilation. >> the songs are full of longing for god. you know. a longing to experience god more intimately. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly is provided by the lilly endow do youment and indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founder's interest in religion. community develop. and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement providence. that's why we're your retirement company. also by the henry loos foundation and the corporation for public broadcasting. >>> welcome. i'm kim lawton sitting in for bob abernathy. thank you for joining us. pope benedict xvi set off a new global conversation this week about the use of condoms to help stop the

they raided christian villages and slaughter them. muslim majority create as hostile enviroent for christian climate. >> reporter: gone are the brutal massacreof the past, intent is the same. destroy christianityand create an islamic state throughout indonesia. >> 10 years has past people arstill suffering, es especially thosethat convert from muslim to christianity and church are being shut down. >> they insight mob violence, push for chures to close. one of the worst was the -- gather at the local mosque and tried to prevent the christians from meetinat the newly built church. the mob grew to about 1500. >> some threw stones and southing, god is great and calling us infadels and pigs and yelled obscenity. others shouted burn the church close it down. >> local officials closed the church. since then christians have worship school distri outside. angry muslims put dead rats and broken glass in hopes to deter them. christans say they experience less freedom than the muslim majority. few new churches allowed for a growing christian popu

christianity in 33 ab. that was the center of christianity bk over 2,000 years ago. >> what can those watching seen the atrocities, what can we do to help the brothers and sisters. >> you know what they say to and you me the first thing the want is for us to pray they also want protection in churches the government responds after they say they want the same protection the egyptia government is giving christians there. >> senior international corp pondant, thank you. >> in the u.s the results o mid term electionsre bringing changes to the government. democrat party took a hit as voters put republicans in control of the house of representatives christians play odd part in the elections many voted by helping to elect candidates who agree wit their moral values. >> conservative evangelicals came out at the ballot box. >> 29 percent consist of white evangelical christians the largest record indeed a modern mid term leak. >> 78 percent voted republican. 52 percent of those identified themselves as part of a tea p

they have been abusg christians for years. paul strand has more from washington. >> some of the worst actor where those countries where your religion can get you killed, tortured or put in prison. state department disgusts them as they release the international report on internationafreedom. >> religious freedom is a fundamental right and essential to any society. >> many christians are jailed and a number of christian have died due to torture. >> very rsh conditions. >> in nearby somalia, the terrorist group alshabo in iraq, terroriss have been killing members of minority faiths, especially christians. clinton blasted government and private provaiers of persecutn. >> an authorarian regime. extremist groups that exploit sectarian teions. >> nations named as countri of particular concern, burma, china, air tree ya, iran, saudi arabia, sudan and uzbekistan. paul strand cbn news, washington. >> joining us from washington is scott flipsi. scott, hodoes this year's report differ from last year's any surprises? >> i think it is impo

identified with the christian movement and 25% consistented of white evangelical christians. both are the largest numbers every recorded in a modern midterm election meaning since that kind of data was kept with the rise of the so-called religious right in the 1970s. that, by the way, is an increase of 7 points over the 2006 baseline which was 25%. they voted 78 to 28 republican. by the way, broke more heavily republican than this same constituency did in 1994 when i conducted a similar survey when i was with the christian coalition. another interesting thing that i think glen will go into in greater detail, but i think it's one of the great untold stories of the 2010 elections which is that not only are the tea party and the evangelical movement not at odds and not only are they not distipght and separate movements, but as the data makes clear and there's other data to support this, not just our poll, these movements are intertwined, and there is an enormous amount of overlap. 52% of all of voters who said they were part of the tea party movement also said they were part of

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but in recent months attacks against christians and christian sites have increased at the big. of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire for three hour t.v. to resell them. health officials in haiti have confirmed the first death hollerin the aid groups are setting up treatment centers to help contain the disease which has already killed more than five hundred outside port au prince and more affection increased in the wake of flooding caused by hurricane thomas and is further worsened by the capital's crowded living conditions over a million people living in makeshift camps after being left homeless by devastating earthquake injuring. a tugboat has begun to turn to shore a cruise ship which caught fire and was stranded off the coast of mexico the carnival splendor with about four thousand five hundred people aboard was south of san diego when the blaze broke out u.s. navy helicopters and aircraft carrier ferried supplies to

he told the christian thing should not flee the country, but many christians have left and more would like to go. but the christians we talked to after the latest bombing all said they planned to stay. >> it is not just the christians who are being hit. we are all being targeted, everybody, everywhere. when they it is a church. another, it is a mosque. >> i am not thinking about leaving. why would i go? i am born here, and this is my home. but lots of people have left. >> by baghdad standards, these were not massive bombs. it was more a demonstration that the militants can carry out coordinated attacks all over town, whenever the government says or does. the christians are caught in the middle as others have been before. with political tensions rising, the rockies are asking what is next. -- iraqis are asking what is next. >> still to come, rare earths, the crucial ingredient in high- tech goods. what japan wants to be less dependent on china. the scottish parliament has rejected a proposal by the scottish nationalist party government to set a minimum price per unit for alcohol. the i

the christians being hit. we are all being targeted. everybody everywhere. one day, it is a church. another, it is a mosque. >> i'm not thinking of leaving. why would i do that? i was born here, and it is my home. but lots of people have left. >> by baghdad standards, these were not massive bombs. it was more a demonstration that the militants can carry out coordinated attacks all over town, whenever the government says or done. -- whenever the government says or does. christians are caught in the middle as others have been before. when tensions are rising, iraqis are asking -- what next? >> a russian newspaper editor nearly beaten to death two years ago has been convicted of slander. a court near moscow said he knowingly spread false information about a local mayor while he was reporting plans to build the road through a protective force. boeing has halted test flights of its long-delayed 787 dreamliner after a fire forced an emergency landing in texas on tuesday. the plane is already nearly three years behin

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian sites have increased at the big. of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing is rabies who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire. on the t.v. to be someone. else take a look at some other stories from around the world in towns of thousands of university students are marching in london to protest against government plans to triple fees and cut education budgets violence erupted as demonstrators smashed windows of a half waters of the majority of conservative party and you're looking at live pictures there from london and the students also accuse the liberal democrat coalition partners of backtracking on a pre-election promise not to increase university tuition fees which could now reach nine thousand pounds a year and will also bring you more from our london correspondent laura emmett in asked our for a live update so stay with us for that if you can. a series of bombings targeting christians in iraq a capital have

al qaeda said it will continue to target christians in iraq. the christian population has fallen sharply since the iraq war began. some estimate the number decreased by nearly half. dropping from approximately a million to 600 thousand. in haiti religious aide groups are scrambling after hurricane tomas brought heavy rains to the already devastated country. aide workers were trying to stop an outbreak of cholera that claimed hundreds of lives and left thousandsmore sik. may fe itill lead to the spread of water carrying cholera bacteria. >>> and now we look at the election results and what they mean. kim lawton, our managing editor. kim, you looked at the patterns. what did you see? >> not surprisingly republicans made gains on all religion groups. white protestants voted republican overwhelmingly. they usually do at in elections b mo so this tie. the intesting thing for me was around catholics. this time around catholic went republican by significant margin. they have become in some way a swinging voting bloc. some always vote republican. some

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who go. some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire. team jerusalem. russia and south korea have signed a number of deals to boost investment in the far east and peace on the peninsula dimitri medvedev met his korean counterpart in seoul ahead of the g twenty summit to leaders have reaffirmed the strategic nature of the bilateral relations twentieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties said that within international always required to maintain peace on the korean peninsula which was a focus of the talks interview two korean media russian media the school of north korea's nuclear ambitions. political and military tension in the region we have however stressed that diplomacy is the only way to resolve the issue. and then you can log on to our website to read the full version of our interview with the russian leader and get in-dep

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who go. some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire to be on the team to receive them. and coming out over a bad cop police force braces for a shakedown with not even a sane left in town or the details in just a few minutes. have the g. twenty summit to be german to be out of business so calling for south korea to boost investment in russia's far east during the meeting with his korean counterpart the russian leader discussed economic cooperation and modernization projects between the country's north korea's nuclear ambitions were also high on the agenda and he's now we have the details. everyone understands how important peace on the peninsula is not just for the sake of peace but for the economy and for stability and both russia and south korea understand that this is a big issue for all we hear so much about iran i'm president medvedev him

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire. team to resign them. coming out good cop over bad cop rushes full force braces for takedown was not even its name left and tagged all the details in just a few minutes. i had of the g. twenty some of the russian president isn't so calling for south korea to boost investment in the far east during the meeting with his counterpart me tremendously out of discussed economic cooperation and modernization brought to the countries are working on and peace on the peninsula was also high on the agenda artes and he's now he has the details. everyone understands how important peace on the peninsula is not just for the sake of peace but for the economy and for stability and both understand that this is a big issue for all we hear so much about iran president himself brought up the fact that iran has

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian sites have increased at the big. of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing is rabies who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire. in the team to resign him. now wednesday marks russia's police officer is professional holiday but looming layoffs in the reforms are leaving little room for celebration a string of high profile scandals have seen public trust in the force plummet prompting the government into action while many agree that an overhaul is overdue not everyone is convinced it will work or he is there a push call reports. their pictures which shocked and asian and left the image of russia's law enforcers in tatters it's now over a year since this drunken shooting spree by police officer. killed two and wounded seven others but the case remains one of the most alarming in a series of high profile police candles it also came as a blow to people like former officer alexander who won the title hero of the soviet

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who grow. some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire . t.v. jerusalem. doctors say a prominent russian journalist who was brutally beaten in moscow is recovering well after undergoing a third operation caution and was rushed to hospital after two men met him with metal rods on friday night russian lawmakers are now considering a draft of them to be a punishment for attacking journalists to go to suspect russians work for commerce and newspaper internet blogs as the reason for the vicious assault journalist made a neighbor himself by criticizing several high profile government officials president dmitry medvedev has vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice. three attacks on police and troops have taken place in russia's south leaving two men dead and seven wounded in republic of dagestan the policemen were searching cars on one of the regio

muslims might not recognize some aspects of the christian theology and christians might not recognize some aspects of islamic theology and the same thing with judaism but the argument i believe that the pope was trying to make and muslims make and i make in interfaith work is we are different, we need to keep talking about those differences but meanwhile there are common, shared interests in life to make our lives better. >> there's also some doingmatic correspondences, they are monotheistic, are they not? >> true. >> although buddhism does not suggest an autonomous personage. >> right. buddhism, at least certain kinds offed byism, people say the oldest kinds of buddhism are not considered purely theistic, they're more eight theistic, not a god as we would conceive of it. >> they also recognize their god, quote, unquote as revealed through their particular scrip pure, notably the koran, the bible, and the tal nude, correct? here we have jews -- go ahead. >> not buddhists. >> not buddhists, correct. >> not buddhists. >> right. i -- >> the koran recognizes the torah, that moses did rece

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian sites have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire for you see our team to be slim. if you want to start on this channel with treasure hunting the deep blue sea is rescale our sun can ships interesting program coming up if you've not seen some from us and it's here tonight on our team from with me kevin owen right now about the headlines shortly thanks for choosing it's for you want to use. this is just a parliament building in the end. but there are. sixty five years ago. this was the final target i'm going to my major offensive for the army. it's. the truth became the symbol on the floor of the financial cinema. and the victory over nazi germany. the fall of moon on r.g.p. . a moment when the world has changed forever. thousands passed to nothingness. thousands wounded. nurse her hand to suffer to the end. it was the first but probably not

but in recent months attacks against christians in christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire through our team jerusalem. now for many the us has laid a path which it expects everyone else to follow however with newly emerging powers on the world scene that may no longer be the case so if it's not america's destiny to lead the world to a better future then whose is it well we often asked also known as the residents went to find out on the streets of new york. is the united states still leading the world this week let's talk about that i don't think so right now things going on a lot of issues going on and living in europe for a little while and things seem to be going pretty good over there right now do you think it matters who is the leader in the world. of me personally no you have to look at china. and. taiwan you know you look at any of the asian countries india look at their e

, he urges christian toss stay. well, it's clear that communities cannot be completely protected, as this morning's attack shows. >> well, that's the problem, isn't it? what is the response from christians at the moment? i know over the course of the decade the numbers have fallen, but do they seem determined to ride this sort of thing out? >> well, some do. both leaders are urging them to stay and to tough it out, to continue to bear witness to their faith as they put it here in the country, where they've been deeply rooted for nearly two millennium. so they're very deeply rooted, and their leaders don't want them to leave. however, the population has dwindled to roughly half the original amount of roughly a million or so in 2003. so this continues. and obviously these attacks will spur up these sorts of many christian says that it is time for them to pack and leave. >> jim muir. >> manchester darby is big. >> manchester darby is big, as the one taking place tonight. and ferguson is saying this game has gotten bigg

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who go. some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here a feeling under fire forty three alex seem to be slim. and i'll be back with the headlines in just a few moments stay with us. holidaymaker who wouldn't dare to swim so deep. tourists would be scared of such cold water. and would never die if not much in the mainstream. or not too much so we are researchers. and few more some of them in deep water. the first. you all what you got to you it's good to have your company today we are running down the headlines all this week the russian and american presidents promised security to each other and the world while meeting on the sidelines of the age of civic summit in japan. after much angry rhetoric between china and the u.s. the summit of the world's richest nations in seoul ends with an agreement to stand back from waging cummings he wants. a suspected aldrin trafficki

in recent months attacks against christians in christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails and science it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire. team to resign them. for generations the u.s. has been used to the rest of the world looking up to it but americans know there are problems at home and abroad that are causing that image to wane especially as other countries emerge online talk show host laurie harford ask people on the streets of new york which nation they think may be the top dog. in the united states still leading the world this week let's talk about the i don't think so right now things going on a lot of issues going on and living in europe for little. things seem to be going pretty good over there right now do you think it matters who's the leader in the world. to me personally no you have to look at china. and. taiwan you know you look at any of the asian countries india look at their economies are booming i mean it's and h

muslims might not recognize some aspects of the christian theology and christians might not recognize some aspects of islamic theology and the same thing with judaism but the argument i believe that the pope was trying to make and muslims make and i make in interfaith work is we are different, we need to keep talking about those differences but meanwhile there are common, shared interests in life to make our lives better. >> there's also some doingmatic correspondences, they are monotheistic, are they not? >> true. >> although buddhism does not suggest a a autonomous personag. >> right. buddhism, at least certain kinds offed byism, people say the oldest kinds of buddhism are not considered purely theistic, they're more eight theistic, not a god as we would conceive of it. >> they also recognize their god, quote, unquote as revealed through their particular scrip pure, notably the koran, the bible, and the tal nude, correct? here we have jews -- go ahead. >> not buddhists. >> not buddhists, correct. >> not buddhists. >> right. i -- >> the koran recognizes the torah, that moses did rece

but in recent months attacks against christians in christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire coarsely our team to resign them. up or join our programmes tonight a few minutes time revisit the seat of german democracy which was once the symbol of victory over nazi fascism that's come up in a few minutes time tonight here on our team from moscow with me kevin i thank you for choosing as for your news this summer and. those so many years of past actions former prisoners. are still a lot. as well as you for sure. those so many years. some are hoping to find the same. others take their executioners and i'm longing for justice. those so many years of past. memory is still in my eyes as well as cold feet. for you economists are comfortable shuttle bus will teach you to the spot. just a few hours from certain urgent focused and scary current affairs in your directly. on the move. scorchin

but many christians have left, and more would like to go, but the christians we talked to after the latestombings all said they plan to stay. >> it is not just the christians who are being hit. we are all being targeted, everybody everywhere. one day it is a church. another it is a mosque. >> i am not thinking of leaving. i was born here and this is my home. but lots of people have left. >> these were not massive bombs. it was more a demonstration that the militants can carry out a coordinated attacks all over town whatever the government says or does. the christians are caught in the middle, as others have been before. with political tensions rising, the rockies are asking, what's next -- iraqis are asking, what's next? >> as more than 2 million people began making their way to the holy city of mecca for the program it, that task of preparing for the event is in its final stages. crowd control is a major issue, along with illness and injury among the millions of pilgrims. >> from every corner of the earth, millions of people descend upon mecca for a journey of a lifetime. but with the dif

we talk too little about the christian image of society, about the judeo-christian values that define this is what we have to emphasize with confidence. [applause] >> it was a tone that many of the thousand delegates agreed with. >> it shows us that the cdu is the party that has the strength to survive difficult decisions. i think her combative speech encourages us. >> it is the strongest speech i have ever heard. we're herwe have elections next year, and if you look at polling figures, it looks like the conservatives had some anxiety here. >> but some among the party faithful believe that merkel's pragmatic politics could be losing the cdu some of its traditional voters. >> she has good polling numbers. she is well-liked. but that does not mean that the cdu will do better in elections, and i believe that is because we did not stakeout clear enough positions with many issues with the public. >> but after a bumpy start to the current coalition, merkel can be pleased with the 90.4% result for reelection as party leader. and the new deputies are pragmatists open to all lengths of the par

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who go. some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire . on the t.v. to receive them. and we are cross the story line right now at r.t. dot com but let's also look at some other stories we're updating for you on our web site an apparent missile launch off the coast of california leaves the u.s. government clueless and. the saudis start to loose finding new generations of fans but russian animators making new versions of these jam liberality tales paint a bleak picture saying the findings running dry more details. while i bring this up to date and current is next was the business update after a short break. hungry for the feel we've got. the biggest issues get the cuban voice face to face with the news makers. soon which brighten. from silence to. downtown don't come. here welcome to business good to have you with us that russia is interested in

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian sites have increased at the beginning ofnovember this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire for three hour team to resign him. this week george w. bush was back courting controversy after releasing his memoirs in which he said he had no gretz about invading iraq personally authorizing torture in the book decision points and claims iraq's weapons of mass destruction came as a shock to him that he still believes the u.s. was right to invade the interrogation of terror suspects and so closely approved the use of snakes in drowning simply to help prevent attacks and save the lives of former cia officer in the government the methods never be justified. well number one it saved no lies that in itself is a big lie the proof is in the putting the torture creates more terrorists secondly it could never be justified torture is one of those techniques or one of those things that is always intri

they are the con confrontations between christians and christians, muslims and muslims over who's a true believer andv who's not, who has the right toa speak for god and who doesn't. we certainly see that in americ when people, for example, we see that between liberals anda conservatives. when people like reverend franklin graham, head of a half billion dollar evangelical empire and billy graham's sonre questions whether president barack obama is a true christian or not. what's that about? that's about this confrontation inside of christianity.nfr and within islam it's even more. important to understand that there's no such single thing as islam. there are thousands of islams.. this isn't only a sectarianh division between sunnis andn shia, it's also a question between liberals andtes. conservatives over who's going to control what islam means in theis 21st century in practicald terms whether it's veiling or practices for women's rights orl economic policies. these are confrontations within the religions, and they are the most important confrontations of our time. >> host: what's your re

but in recent months attacks against christians in christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire for you see our team to resign him. you're watching review this week's top stories here on our take i'll bring your recovery shortly and then an interview with the man behind one of russia's biggest investment banks is coming up i'm kevin owen signs for choosing our team from moscow. to. download the official antti of location to your i phone i pod touch from the i choose to. watch our life on the go. video on demand parties my old costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. wealthy british style. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kais

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian sites have increased at the big. of november this hundred year old church was burned by white when his ravings who broke some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here a feeling under fire course the outlook seems to be slim. and i'll be back with the headlines in just a few months. holidaymaker who wouldn't dare to swim so deep. a tourist would be scared of such cold water. and would never die if not soon within an arm's reach. they are not tourists they are researchers. and feel worse on land than in deep water. download the official antti up location on the phone i pod touch from the top story . life on the go. video on demand ati's minefield comes. and. in the palm of your. questions. live from the russian. president obama. treaty. for the u.s. . between the two. other stories this week the leader. failed to come up with detailed measures to global trade imbalances. and the investigation into a. network is on the way. continuing struggle with everyday life they strive t

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian sites have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis broke who. some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here are feeling under fire three hour t.v. jerusalem. now russia has been making a number of firsts in formula one of late this season saw its first ever driver taking part the country will host its first ever grand prix in sochi in two thousand and fourteen and now they'll be a russian car competing to be first past the checkered flag. russian race driver only option is still somewhat new. but that might not be the case for much longer he has on bishops and aims i hope that my fish will be a formal one. in the best case and they share the point but that was for ages the kind of just one side watching but the now is currently stuck in go comes. out because no russian company has ever built a formula one car in fact the image of russian cars internationally is quite the opposite. that is until now. enter a new russian

but in recent months attacks against christians and christian science have increased at the beginning of november this hundred year old church was burned by right wing israelis who go. some of the windows and threw molotov cocktails inside it's no wonder that christians here a feeling under fire. seems to resign him. in a few minutes while the families ravaged by the hiroshima bomb ing are striving to keep the memory of the nuclear strike alive so that humanity doesn't repeat one of its most mistakes but before then i'll be back with a head. down the official. i pod touch from the. life on the go. video on demand tease my old costs and feet in the palm of your. question on the. fly from moscow this is your headlines now president obama is russian leader dmitri medvedev but ratifying the new clearcuts treaty remains a top priority for the u.s. it came during fringe talks between the two the asia pacific summit. and leaders of world's richest economies agreed to current conflict with the seoul summit. with. global trade imbalance and. an investigation into. the hundreds of. russian. spy

and so it has become christian and a revival nation. and you know that christianity in uganda? it's actually done a lot of great things. it kit grade things. -- did great things. a country that suffered under idi amin has had some kind of peace for 24 years. in fact, the family take credit for bringing peace. -- takes credit for bringing peace. what begins as democracy ends in dictatorship. he's clinging to power, he's becoming more vulnerable, and he's reaching for straw men whom he can fight against and what they've done is come up with something called the anti-homosexuality bill. you may have heard about this. the most draconian anti-gay law in the world, hands down. death penalty for homosexuality, for having gay sex more than once. one time you just get life in prison. what i'm doing right now talking and what you're doing listening? this seven years in prison. if you are straight and there's a gay person in this room and you know about it and you don't report them in 24 hours, three years in prison. now, i went to uganda because i wanted to speak to the author of the bil

baghdad's christian community takes to the streets over iraqi security forces handling of the deadly church attack that left fifty eight dead many now question if the police are capable of maintaining security in the country more than one million christians have been forced to flee the country because of sectarian violence since two thousand and three. the image of the enemy shouldn't exist anymore and must be lived in history we view russia as a strategic or we've got mutual interests russia and germany set the tone for the upcoming nato lisbon summit but moscow wants more clarity from nato about the alliances planned anti-missile system in europe. and shortly you can join max kaiser and go host stacy herbert for another look behind the financial headlines this time a look at whether the u.s. federal reserve is about to become the mother of all pyramid schemes find out why coming up in just a bit right here. time now for the kaiser report markets finance and scandals all the scandals that are driving the global economy into the ditch let's get more details from stays there heard max

muslims might not recognize some aspects of the christian theology and christians might not recognize some aspects of islamic theology and the same thing with judaism but the argument i believe that the pope was trying to make and muslims make and i make in interfaith work is we are different, we need to keep talking about those differences but meanwhile there are common, shared interests in life to make our lives better. >> there's also some doingmatic correspondences, they are monotheistic, are they not? >> true. >> although buddhism does not suggest an autonomous personage. >> right. buddhism, at least certain kinds offed byism, people say the oldest kinds of buddhism are not considered purely theistic, they're more eight theistic, not a god as we would conceive of it. >> they also recognize their god, quote, unquote as revealed through their particular scrip pure, notably the koran, the bible, and the tal nude, correct? here we have jews -- go ahead. >> not buddhists. >> not buddhists, correct. >> not buddhists. >> right. i -- >> the koran recognizes the torah, that moses did rece

it's a christian college with a quite unique mission, most christian colleges in some sense are a shelter from society. they protect christian students from what is seen, often rightly as the public influence of mainstream institutions. one of the dangers, however, is when you insulate young people from mainstream institutions, you cut them off from those institutions. the reason that the king's college in new york city is we don't protect you, but we do prepare you. so our goal is to take bright, young students, mostly christian and equip them to defend their faith in secular society and also to go on to successful in transforming careers at goldman sachs, capitol hill, cbs news. in other words, we want the prepared christians to push in secular society. if you want to know more about the king's college website is www.tk speed kings college.edu. in my career, i have some might say put one foot in two different worlds. on one hand i have one foot in the world of debates about god and religion, just last night i had a debate in which i was at the university of wisconsin in madison on its c

and this christian couple was forced to close hotel over a politically correct lawsuit. now they are turning their set back into a blessing for others. welcome to chstian world news. i am wendy griffith. heerl in the u.s. archaeologist in jamestown, virginiabelieve they have made a major discovery. they e digging up what appes to be the original church built back in 160 pocahontas was married and as mark martin shows us, it is powerful evidence of christian's heritage. >> if you kill him, you'll have to kill me, too. >> daughter, stand back!>> i won't!>>pocahtas is legendary best known for saving the life of john ith. smith claimed the daughter came to s rescue after he had been takenprisoner by his father's men. she would later marry john roth. the virginia colony first successful tobacco antar. nearly 400 years after the historic wedding. where we are standing right now, this is where pocahontas and john roth would have gotten married? >> ll kelso is 99 percent sure he and his team have discovered the 08 church at james fort. he describes the find as a goose bump-momen

in the church which is quite clearly designed to drive christians out of iraq where they haven't been since pretty much the the birth of christianity they've been in iraq and in the arab world longer than they have been muslims in the world and they are now being driven out their numbers are roughly half what they were before the american invasion in two thousand and three so it's a very serious situation. well despite the combat troop drawdown iraqi security forces can still call on u.s. support when they need it and how likely is it that iraq will ever be able to survive without american assistance. well clearly one of the main reasons so many people died in this hostage situation was because the iraqi security forces started a firefight inside the church is not clear how many of those hostages were killed by iraqi bullets and how many by the hostage takers bullets and and that is one of the serious questions that probably will never be fully cleared up and there's a question mark over how competent the iraqi forces are to deal with situations like this tactically and then as you sa