the christian people are a christian people that are in the middle. if you're going to a lot muslim people, so they would say, okay, you are christian, and it's a big problem for you. and if you go into the jewish side, they would say the same, you are christian, you are arab. and you are in the middle, you know, like pulling off - and it's very bad for us. and i'm thinking to go out from here, it's better than staying here. >> because you just made a really good point. i mean, there's no country- you know, you don't have a country here. >> exactly. >> even if they did eventually divide up palestine and israel, the two states, you still have no country. >> we are still without country, yeah. even if there is palestine and arab government and everything is arab, it will stay like their religion, and i don't belong here and i'm very sure of that, you know. >> well, you mentioned that you have three daughters. we've obviously seen some tensions between the arabs and jews. for instance, if one of your daughters wanted to date an arab boy, would that be ac

which is the cradle of christianity we also hope that the pope and heads of christian denominations shall call for denouncing violence and adopting dialogue in august of this year the christian town of mahmoudiya outside damascus was attacked by rebels tens of soldiers were killed and many residents fled it's still not clear how many of them have not returned to the village and where in syria they have been displaced only i visited the town of homes where syrian soldiers took me to the frontline and showed me the damage the rebels had carried out against a local church one hundred this is the church unfortunately it was not like that before look at this destruction in mass from here the explosions were coming down on people praying of course people started crying out for help from us because the . priest was raised here and they were captured here in the church elsewhere in egypt to be muslim brotherhood supporters have blamed christians for the armies of the president mohamed morsy more than eight hundred christian sites were attacked and some thirty two churches razed to the groun

i'm struggling, too, christian. i've been paying for food, gas, rent, everything. >> like we said months ago, this is sort of a thing where we just have to take it day by day. >> christian when they were getting separated, he was pretty hurt and frustrated and not knowing what to do. >> he was e-mailing her and talking to her. he was going to start contacting all the people in cece's life. he wanted to turn people against cece at that point. and that's harassment. >> when cece filed a restraining order against me, it was just like possibly the worst thing that's ever happened. i went to a series of friends' houses. i was miserable. i never in my wildest dreams thought i would be couch surfing. >> for the three months, there was peace. i felt like i was also beginning to find myself again. i felt guilty about the restraining order being on his record, so i lifted it because he promised me he wouldn't come back. and he had our landlord let him back in. he was not a man of his word. he betrayed me. >> you said you woul

el barco estÁ sucio, seÑor christian. >> seÑor. >> el barco estÁ sucio, seÑor christian, mire usted esoaquÍ y allÁ. mire esto. entiendo que despachÓ al equipo de limpieza dejando la cubierta llena de mugre. mire eso, es una vergÜenza. ahora le ordeno que los vuelva a llamar y que esta vez limpien bien ¿estÁs entendido? ♪. ♪. ♪. >> estÁ sucio, sucio, seÑor christian, sigue sucio mire! >> seÑor su dedo es lo Único que veo. >> no permitirÉ su insolencia a bordo de mi nave, ¿escuchÓ? ahora llame a sus hombres de nuevo y asegÚrese que la cubierta quede limpia o tendrÁ que pagarlo, no permitirÉ su sucios trucos a bordo de mi barco ¿estÁ entendido? por dios, los cerdos tienen mejor comprensiÓn de la limpieza que ustedes. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> eso no es una balsa, es un ataÚd. hay una corriente de 5 nudos entre aquÍ y esa isla. >> tomarÉ el riesgo. >> ¿crees que nosotros no lo hemos pensado? no eres el Único que dejÓ a una mujer. fletcher, los hombres estÁn dispuestos a todo. >> ¿quÉ dices, ned? ¿me insitas a un motÍn? >> si fuera tÚ tomarÍa el barco. es todo. >> bueno, bueno pues entonces

the milkman facing be christians upset at the scene on me that the christians of iraq has been abandoned since the invasion in two thousand and three the lead to sources the mannequin plan forcing christians to leave. in iraq for instance less than two hundred thousand christians remain. we do have concerns we do hope we can state oil and syria which is the cradle of christianity. we also hope that the pope and heads of christian denominations to call for denouncing violence and adopting dialogue. this year the christian town meaning that outside damascus was attacked by their votes teams of soldiers were killed and many residents it's still not clear how many of them have not attained to the bandaids and with this area that have been displaced i visited the town of homes listed and sold it took me to the front line. insert me that dan meets the rebels carried out against a local church. this is the church unfortunately he was not like that before. likud is destruction and mass from here the explosions were coming down on people praying of course people started crying out for help from u

also with the british government warns christian. countries. of the impact of. joining us today. headlines for this hour. america has allegedly given a worth more than one hundred fifty million dollars to companies in afghanistan that are suspected of links to terrorist organizations in fact the revelations come from an investigator who was specifically appointed by the us congress. picks up the story. special inspector general for ghana stand reconstruction found out that the pentagon has hired forty three companies with suspected ties to terrorist networks the data come from the pentagon's own classified investigative reports and commerce department list of terror connected companies now the list of the forty three companies including a road construction firm presumably owned by a leader of the colony network the network was blamed for an attack on the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed sixteen people two years ago the u.s. army has carried out a classified investigation and said there was evidence of a direct role of both the company and its owners in the facilitation and opera

british government warns christians are a threat of extinction in some middle eastern countries to syria to investigate the impact of sectarian violence. world wide use twenty four seven this is the line from moscow with me rule received from all of us here thanks for joining us today the u.s. has allegedly given a it was more than one hundred fifty million dollars to companies in afghanistan that are suspected of links with terrorist organizations and the claims come from the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction who was appointed by congress to investigate. the story. the u.s. special inspector general for ganesan reconstruction found out that the pentagon has hired forty three companies with suspected ties to terrorist networks the data comes from the pentagon's own classified investigative reports and commerce department list of terror connected companies now the list of these forty three companies including a road construction firm presumably owned by a leader of the kani network the network was blamed for an attack on the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed sixteen

western officials are alarmed at the plight of christians in the middle east. well there are increasingly becoming targets of sectarian violence britain's faith minister says the region is now seeing an extra dose of biblical proportions with christians under threat of becoming extinct in some countries full of silly it takes up the story. for many christians in the middle east the arab spring has been wintry at best the international society for human rights says that born out of the every five acts of religious discrimination in the world today are perpetrated and carried out against christians nowhere is this more acutely felt than in the middle east and north africa if you look at syria for example with ten the state of the total population is christian a third of them have already fled from the civil war that started two years ago and that number continues to grow off to the murder of father best in years nasa last june two thousand and twelve the threats and the persecution of christians escalated so much so that many today say the night me facing the que

for the army's all story of the president mohamed morsy more than eight hundred christian sites were attacked and some fifty two churches razed to the ground while in iraq after the american invasion back in two thousand and three half of the iraqi christian population lived for other middle eastern countries and american think tank the pew forum says that christians face harassment and oppression in one hundred and fifty nine countries this is nearly three quarters of all the countries on the face of be a point to see on t.v. television. america's unmanned drones are notorious for their deadly operations and flashpoints around the globe and now the european union also wants a slice of the sky leaving e.u. members have signed a deal to co-produce their own drone technology but the plans have sparked fresh fears among activists who say they use still lacks accountability based on a hostile. well the group has been dubbed drone club and their intention is to develop a new generation of unmanned aircraft over the next ten years now the reason that they're doing it this is that they beli

what is your christianity today? >> guest: and i attended a reformed church in brooklyn diamond older there isn't the faith of those goes through peeks and valleys i would be lying if i would say in his consistent. is a struggle. you look fatah or every confine evidence and then you have points but for a knee that tends to be nature to feel it pulls me closer. >> host: are you a christian today? >> guest: i would use that word sometimes i am troubled by the basics of the language. what do we mean evangelical? conservative? but christian is the right term. i follow jesus as best i can. >> host: so with your search what did you find with established religions religions, a christian religions and if that is acceptable? >> looking at american and christianity today you find open hostility, a great silent discomfort and it depends on where you look. but the feeling is that most of these people will try their best to do what they think is right to and the motive does matter. most people try to be loving even if it always d

they had no one but christian pastors. i have defended many christians in my career. i do not support the right to use the power of government to impose on religious minorities. that is what is going on. justice hagan samurai star case, kagan summarized our case. you cannot refuse to participate in the prayer just before you stand up to ask the board to take discretionary action that affects you directly and personally. this is highly coercive and also a sectarian endorsement. it violates all of the principals of the establishment clause that both sides of the court, the liberals and conservatives, have agreed to carry and endorsements are prohibited. and we have both of those things in this case. >> what is the larger problem, the message or the method? >> the message. it does not matter who was selected to give the prayer. it matters what the prayer givers says. the prayers in this case are explicitly christian and often heavy handedly christian, talking about the saving grace of jesus christ on the crossed and similar things. we do not care if pastors give a prayer

have fled the country since the beginning of the civil war there one to two thousand christians are believed to have been murdered in the violence perhaps one of the hardest hit areas is the historic town of ma lula that's non-science villages on the unesco list of proposed world heritage sites it is one of the last known places where western aramaic which is the language of jesus is still spoken the town has been attacked on numerous occasions since the war began and many have chosen to flee however syrian patriarch gregory lama is urging christians to stay put artie's a policy layer has more. for many christians in the middle east the arab spring has been wintry at best the international society for human life says that for want of the every five acts of religious discrimination in the world today a perpetrated and carried out against christians nowhere was this more acutely felt than in the middle east and north africa if you look at syria for example we tend to say of the total population is christian a third of them have already fled from the civil war that started two years ag

civil war there one to two thousand christians are believed to have been murdered since the violence began perhaps one of the hardest hit areas is a stark town of lula this mountainside villages on the unesco list of proposed world heritage sites it is one of the last known places where western aramaic which was the language of jesus is still spoken now the town has been attacked on numerous occasions since the war began and many have chosen to flee however syrian patriarch gregory la hum is urging christians to stay put r.t.s. apollo slayer has more. for many christians in the middle east the arab spring has been wintry at the base the international society for human life says that one of the every five acts of religious discrimination in the world today a perpetrated and carried out against christians nowhere was this more acutely felt than in the middle east and north africa if you look at syria for example we tend to say of the total population is christian a third of them have already fled from the civil war that started two years ago and that number continues to grow off to the

jews to christianity.edia was not allowed. in fact, shortly after posener's piece went live, references to bush's speech was scrubbed from the website. one of the lasting legacy of the bush presidency was the alliance between christians and politically conservative jews. and in some ways, his speech tonight to a somewhat fringy evangelical group is a reminder that the evangelical movement, millions and millions of americans, was front and center during the bush presidency. and while the press doesn't cover evangelicals much anymore, they have not gone anywhere. they are a driving force in the base of the republican party. joining me now, ralph reed. he was a senior adviser to the bush/cheney campaigns in 2000 and 2004. perhaps there's no one in america people associate more with the political muscle of evangelical christianity than you, mr. reed. and my question, first, i want to talk about where things stand right now, for evangelical christians as a political force in this country. but the first question

some say there was no place of the christian faith in the future of syrian. george, also not his real name, decided to leave when fighters were going door to door looking for christian men. 40 of his neighbors were killed. >> it seems that they want to chase christians not only from syria but the region. look at iraq and egypt, they say we are infidels, we are pigs and we don't know god. but they don't know god. these are not muslims. islam is innocent of these people. >> reporter: syria's christians are among the oldest communities in the world, but with changes sweeping through the middle east their faith has never been more uncertain. al jazeera, lebanon. >> taking a look at business your 401k is smiling and we could be on for another record onal street. the new all-time high 104 points right now. investors cheering for a sign that the fed won't be moving to pull back on the stimulus plan any time soon. and the economy was expanding and gaining momentum before that government shutdown in october. the leading economic indicators shows an increase since sept

all people of good well are needed there. >> you were quoted in the christian scientist monitor.you are in grave danger do you erro worry that too many christians look at themselves as heros. we can focus on ourselves and look at ou ourselves as heros. we look at our solutions are the boast. instead of coming in and listen being and learning first and then moving forward with the help that children need. >> are you encouraging these families to push the christian belief on these children or do you encourage them to try to adopt the children's native identity? >> well you know, any parent whether biological or adoptive is going to want to share the things they value the most with their children. if you are a progress sieve family you want to pass on the progressive values. and the same with any christian family they want their children to experience the same vision of god as a loving father. at the same time if we are simply motivated by. >> it's a controversial topic we appreciate your time tonight. >> my pleasure. >> india's festival of lights is underway. during celebrations fo

they had no one but christian pastors. i have defended many christians in my career. i do not support the right to use the power of government to oppose on religious minorities. that is what is going on. justice hagan samurai star case, you cannot refuse to participate in the prayer just before you stand up to ask the board to take discretionary action that affects you directly and personally. this is highly coercive and also a sectarian endorsement. it violates all of the principals of the establishment clause that both sides of the court, the liberals and conservatives, have agreed to carry and endorsements are prohibited. and we have both of those things in this case. >> what is the larger problem, the message or the method? >> the message. it does not matter who was selected to give the prayer. it matters what the prayer givers says. the prayers in this case are explicitly christian and often heavy handedly christian, talking about the saving grace of jesus christ on the crossed and similar things. we do not care if pastors give a prayer as long as they remain non

christian prayers sometimes? >> they do. but they have guidelines. pointing out that they should be inclusive and not try to include as many people as possible. unlike the -- what goes on in the greece town hall, with their prayers. >> what goes on there? >> almost exclusively christian prayers. most often, alluding to jesus or the holy spirit, or some aspect of christianity. >> again, i do believe that in many places, there are public meetings that open with the prayers that mention jesus's name. was it the problem that there were just christian prayers or would it have been better in your opinion if there had been prayers from other religions? >> well, for me, i think that it -- first of all the town of gross had no written policy. they -- greece had no written policy. they were basically inviting clergy to do this prayer. and i felt like they were not including all the residents, now, not all the religions have pooh building in the town of greece -- have a building in the town of greece. that doesn't mean ther

we meet syrian christians that have been forced to flee to lebanon. >> and the big apple votes for a mayor for the first time in two decades. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in israel in his latest attempt to revive peace talks. he just met benjamin ne net ne a 00 of he is making clear his belief ther that there there wes in the talking process. john kerry said they would continue to push for agreement and for this the prime minister agreed with him. john kerry apologized for this part of the process and the talks will be as i woul quiet ad closed as possible. and discussion too about iran, prime minister ne aan extended visited by the u.s. secretary of state john kerry an much of him to discuss between him and the israeli prime minister. he will be meeting the palestinian prime minister later on this day. >> other news coming out of israel this morning. the former foreign minister has been found not guilty of corruption. does this open the way for him to be back involved in these negotiations and what impact will that have? >> well it does, in theory, that court proceeding

then it became predominantly christian. then it became predominant almost exclusively christian and jewish. and it -- but now, it's not that it's it's gone much further than that. so we have a very religiously diverse country. there are a lot of muslims, there are a lot of hindus, there and it -- but now, it's not that it's it's gone much further than that. so we have a very religiously diverse country. there are a lot of muslims, there are a lot of hindus, there are buddhists, 5 there are baha'is, there are all sorts of other adherents to all sorts of other religions. and they all should be treated equally, and -- but i don't -- i just don't see how it is possible to compose anything that you could call a prayer that is acceptable to all of these groups. >> we >> and you haven't given me an example. >> we -- we cannot treat -- i'm not a pastor -- we cannot treat everybody, literally everybody equally without eliminating prayer altogether. we can treat the great majority of the people equally with the tradition of prayer to

jesus was divine for christians, he was a messiah for christians, and we reject that on the basis thaten the messiah comes, it will be a message of justice and peace for all. he should respect all religions enough to say i don't want to be a part of those who say these are one and the same, as a means of converting jews to christianity. i really hope he rethinks it and withdraws, rachel. >> i realize this is a sort of a painful issue, and this is an awkward confrontation with somebody you didn't expect to have it with. i really respect helping us to understand it. thank you. >> thank you. >> we have a best new thing coming tonight. i am still not over our first segment tonight. but we have a best new thing, and that is coming up. stay with us. having triplets is such a blessing. not financially. so we switched to the bargain detergent but i found myself using three times more than they say to and the clothes still weren't as clean as with tide. so we're back to tide. they're cuter in clean clothes. that's my tide. what's yours? >> that this nation under god shall have a new birth of fr

btw the country are believes knitting of mini and syrian christians of being displaced or in the fifty two month long conflict for the thousands of women are refugees in neighboring lebanon but the one thousand christians are said to be killed in places such as belinda a historic christian town where what's the aramaic the language of jesus is still spoken. hardline islamist militants sought to sell mr a group of toys that organization by the typhoon such attacks on christian churches clinton businesses across the country lot of efforts to impose sharia caliphate in the middle east and study. serious christians make up ten percent of the country's population of one of the oldest such communities in the world despite the efforts of its provinces and gentle but under the moscow few other worldly business but now it's in support for persecuted christian minority. he chips in on me just clear the protesters out of my rose tahrir square with tear gas and steal the square off with armored vehicles that the secular leftist youth activists took to the streets revolutionary groups returned to t

bill, christian persecution.d we have tried to get this american citizen a christian out of iran before we settle a deal? >> there is no question about it. he showed his feelings against jews. the next time a christian get s caught say i'm a gay christian. >> this is blasphemy laws in all cases. it amounts to the majority of the religion, and all over the country and world rather there are atheists and jews and christians who are in jail. you don't believe that he should sit in prison? >> absolutely not. should it have been part of the deal? now the leverage is gone. there has been blasphemy among christians. this administration has been silent. they went crazy over a video. and christians are being raped and murdered and they said nothing. it does not weigh heavily on the president's heart. i don't think that he wants to in anyway embarrass islam. the president said in a boom that he wrote that he will always stand with islam. >> it is interesting because we don't know what the fate is going to be now and we hav

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christians aren't going to secularists and insisting they serve at christian weddings. it's a supreme court in new mexico that is ordering that a christian photographer the first to photograph a same-sex marriage in new mexico where it is illegal. that is where the left is to radical when it comes to religion. we are watching in real-time the death of the freedom of religion in the country coming from the left, not the right. so the idea that they are persecuted in the country is reversed. christians are under assault. >> host: asked call. kurt in indianapolis. >> caller: good afternoon, gentlemen. i would like to think c-span for allowing mr. shapiro to be so elementary. and how exciting it is for the father of people his age. it's exciting to hear his viewpoint in his opinion. my question with me and his parents being a tv generation can't how does he see his generation and how he has come to voice his opinion over the internet getting across to his generation and then how does my generation learned to use that new media to become aware of what his generation is think

the musical numbers than he conducted to christianity back in two thousand before becoming a figurehead for the religion in the islamic state president of allah be praised but the nice pint or a telephone conversation with iranian president pass on the colony in september the nice family also private sector state joined kerry urging him to seek him but the news release as a condition for agreement on the wrong speed. the program the afghanistan government has announced plans to reintroduce a new version of the penal code which includes stoning astonishment for until it reached twelve years after the taliban was tested for car attracted a new law has become coast which states that unmarried adult terms should be subject to two hundred options and if they are married punishment of stoning in a place. human rights watch has expressed outrage over the recent law which will be viewed as another setback after the recent compromise women's rights and a bit of recent rise in beating winning writers. roman has never authorized a lot of it said penalties for child marriage or hide it as it turned

podrías hacer una promesa que si realmente sus lo que tu deseas estar aquí lo vas a demostrar >>si >>christian que nos digas, después de lo que has escuchado cual esta decisión final, te quieres ir del academia kids lala te quieres quedar? >> me quiero ir. >>la respetamos, te deseamos la mejor de las suertes y si en algo futuro recapacita severamente desastre de carta esto el público estaba recibe con los brazos abiertos, gracias por haberte conocido christian saba esta noche y llega el momento de abrir esta sobre para saber si naomi, es aún, vivian abandonan la academia veremos cuál es la decisión de nuestro jurado quisiera preguntarle al jurado a entregarnos sobre que no tiene nada exacto esta quiere decir que las ganas de estar aquí han conmovido este jurado y que para las noches tiene que haber alguien que se vaya, por supuesto, estamos de acuerdo, así que christian ha decidido marcharse así que el es el expulsado esta noche por lo tanto no estos cuatro sentenciados acaban para próximo conciertomuy bien, tenemos cuatro alumnos que están deseosos de quedarse me programa y ellos cuatro se qu

jesus was divine for christians, he was a messiah for christians, and we reject that on the basis thatthe messiah comes, it will be a message of justice and peace for all. he should respect all religions enough to say i don't want to be a part of those who say these are one and the same, as a means of converting jews to christianity. i really hope he rethinks it and withdraws, rachel. >> i realize this is a sort of a painful issue, and this is an awkward confrontation with somebody you didn't expect to have it with. i really respect helping us to understand it. thank you. >> thank you. >> we have a best new thing coming tonight. i am still not over our first segment tonight. but we have a best new thing, and that is coming up. stay with us. did you know more coffee drinkers prefer the taste of gevalia house blend over the taste of starbucks house blend? not that we like tooting our own horn but... ♪ toot toot. [ male announcer ] find gevalia in the coffee aisle or at gevalia.com was a truly amazing day.ey, [ male announcer ] find gevalia in the coffee aisle without angie's list, i don'