they called themselves christian masons. being a mason doesn't make a christian, a non-christian. it's a non sequitor to say if a man was a mason he could not be a christian. he did take communion. i have come across three incidences of this. i don't have time to tell them to you. we often hear he never took communen. mrs. alexander hamilton, ever heard of her? you know her husband. he is pretty famous. i think he is still on some of our american currency. she recorded it with her family. the day i had the privilege of kneeling and taking communion with the newly inaugurated president of the united states. that's just one example. there are others. this was not true. he did take communion. he owned slaves, yes. tragic. so did many others. did you know that george washington was the only slave- owning president who freed his slaves by his own initiative? every other one who did that, it happened by the civil war. if we had followed washington's repentance or regard of slavery through his life, there wouldn't have been a civil war because he determined to end it in his will and prov

sense because stance sounds mean countries and on cities why does london is a country that a christian to you when i say it is pejorative yes i'm making their faith and you are mocking other countries rather than the u.k. authorities who are are not really. mocking the muslim man of love the country that he's built where eighty nine ninety five percent of some areas of i think about tower hamlets knew him eighty ninety percent muslim population that does not reflect multiculturalism that is not a multicultural country or city and when he speaks he speaks only for london and yet he appears to speak for the u.k. of someone like myself who comes from a place called the rest of the u.k. it's intensely frustrating but. i think you do understand that when you referred to londonistan people may draw conclusions about yourself without hearing your argument first because i think the point that you've been making about important monoculture is yet exist in isolation this is a very valued. under discussed point in my theory it's a real sociological issue that has to be studied and yet that's that

my size because like if you see any of the stuff that i've done i mean i think many christians would want to distance themselves from me entirely but what i noticed about people with their strong beliefs particularly here in st petersburg you know it's a joy to be surrounded by so many christian churches by the orthodox people that believe so strongly ninety percent of people here and you know that i that's key thing i have finished the second thing i really think about the christian faith and what people in south africa are being persecuted is there's a real belief in god in the land and people need something to believe in and i really respect that even though i'm a bad for christianity let me correct you a little bit because going to try creates that this is one of the most atheist you know if that's that's what you want well so i'm very christian feeling city well let me ask me why do we want the irish or the beholder but if you actually pull people let me say you a question so you have a muslim. but right you know let me ask you a question via usent forehead inappropriate islam i

a player that australia has you know he's a player that could be maybe one day touch wood like a christian eriksen something a little bit different i can go around one of two players i could open the game up and fair play to keep them in the squad of twenty six and then this was a twenty three now last friendly game against hungary it was a pretty poor guy typical friendly game you know but all of a sudden he comes on with twenty minutes to go people are getting out of saudi and he's good he's very same going to have to leave it there thank you very much and i think you've described to somebody else but it just to give you an idea how big these guys are i thought i was on the books. about nixon. and welcome to the party remain we've been a global village but every corner office of elections guided by different polls on what one may or may not say. one man's truthteller has long become another man's bigot while public debate often comes down to have done hurling insults rather than discussing policy is it still possible to have a substantive conversation of those who disagree with me of to

a lot about christian values and a painting there you know i'm just criticizing my size because like if you see any of the stuff that i've done i mean i think many christians would want to distance themselves from me entirely but what i noticed about people with strong beliefs particularly here in subpoena to you know it's a joy to be surrounded by so many christian churches by the author docs people that believe so strongly ninety percent of people here and you know that i that's key thing i've finished the second thing i really think about the christian faith and what people in south africa are being persecuted is there's a real belief in god in the land and people need something to believe in and i really respect that even though i'm a bad pastor for christianity let me correct you a little bit because going to try creates that this is one of the most atheist you know that's that's what you want well i'm very christian feeling city well let me ask me why do we want the iris or the beholder but if you actually pull people at me i say your question so you have a muslim husband right

he was more than successful in winning those souls to be christians. when we got through with our assignment in massachusetts and home,to leave to go back i asked him, what is the secret to your success? he said he was a little embarrassed about my question , "i tried iy said have two loves in my heart. one is for god and the other love that i try to have in my heart is for the person who happens to be in front of me at any particular time." that is a very profound a statement and one i remembered ever since that time. since leaving the white house, i've been a professor at every university, finished my 36 year at t -- as a professor. my hometown now has 700 people, it has grown a lot since my time and we have 11 churches in time. my church only had 25 regular members, but when i taught the bible classes every sunday, we have several hundred visitors. last sunday we have 700 visitors, we had to turn away 200 because we cannot get them into the church. writing, - a living, -actually i've read 32 books and they gave him a copy -- and i have give them --

and their bomb varian sister prodded the christian socialist union the c.s.u. wants to refuse entry to people who've already made asylum claims elsewhere in europe because of the chancellor merkel rejects. dominic cain is in berlin following it all for us joins us live how serious is this dominick for this coalition so hard fought over to form during months of haggling. well that depends on which side of the equation you fall really join if you're from the bavarian christian social union then you think that this is very important indeed the leader of the of their members of parliament this this afternoon said that he felt that this was the most important issue facing germany right now which explains why the minister from that party horse the hope of the interior minister says that the thing that needs to be done most of all is to return to the regulations that prevailed before angle americal open the borders to migrants to people claiming

it is so wonderful of the remarkable christian university. understand there are 110,000 students enrolled and this year, 20,000 or more are graduating. this year, 20,000 or more are graduating. 30,000 students who enrolled here in the military, and 27% of all those online are minority students, african americans and others. this is the only way they can get an education, i will thank liberty university the chance to all of them. among the graduates, i've noticed, the youngest one is over 16 years old and the oldest one is almost 90 years old. [applause] it is a female and she does not want to know which one she is -- she doesn't want to know her age but she is four years younger than i am. well, the students also contribute each year a most million hours of service to other people. i was somewhat surprised to be invited to deliver this speech. i want to thank the president who made it possible for me to do so. been receiving a whole lot of letters from liberty university from students and faculty when i was in the white house. most of them we

baby christian was born april 15th. >> christian michelle harris. 2-month-old daughters is here with us today. the shocking blue eyes that reveal his spirit, darkest skin, the jet black layer, the piercing smile, you'll immediately identify christian as his daughter. this solemn place today, christian harris serves as a point of light that reveals the darkness. the light beaming from all the opportunity and good which can come from letter new life. the gift of her life, her liberty, her right to pursue hap happiness. >> so happy to be joined by christian's mom brit harris. i am so sorry for your loss, i am thrilled for you, though, for your daughter and just -- we all read your story, not a dry eye around this place. so thank you so much. >> you did a few photo shoots, i understand, but i want you to tell me about this latest one. tell me why you decided to do it with the 82nd airborne? i wanted to have something i could pass down to christian, and give her a picture. the men and women from his unit are about to be stationed in different places, som

of the christian faith.he christian faith is grounded on and based on the teachings and the life of jesus of nazareth. it's interesting to me that you do not hear comments, you hear romans 13 quoted, but you don't hear jesus who is the lord for christians you don't hear the sermon on the mount. love your enemies. blessed are the poor and the poor in spirit. you don't hear jesus teachings, do unto others as you have them do unto you. you don't hear matthew 25, do it to least of these the members of these who done it to me. matthew 22, love the lord your god and love your neighbor as yourself on this hangs all the law and the profits. if it doesn't look like love, if it doesn't look like jesus of nazareth, it cannot be claimed to be christian. we are experiencing a fundamental distortion of christian teaching of what it means to follow jesus. and if it doesn't look like jesus of nazareth, you cannot claim that it is christian. >> i feel like you're getting amens all over america right now. all three of you. bi

social ion, the sister party of angela merkel's christian democratic union.h state electionsooming, critics say the laws i designed to claw back votes from germ fully's a.f.d. party, whose supporters are typically right wi and anti-islamic. >> it's a move by the election campaign. the a.f.d. talks a a lotut christian values and i think he had to do sething before the regional election next october in order to win at all costs. >> outrage at the law has come from far and wide, including the head of the german bishop's conference who said the move was ner discuss with him and he doesn'support it. the state premier of the neighboring country compared this photo to a vampire fil the bavarian government said while it is come pulse sorry for police offices, courts and it's merely a recognition for meums and theaters. >> vogue has defended its decision to feature a saudi princess on its cover. the magazine has been criticized for ignoring the contribution of saudi womenof campaigners, som who remember arrested recently. reporter: vogue arabia's latest edition hasn't

christian 's nothing about it. it's actually anti-christian fin there's any jesus advocated for was protecting children. let the children come unto mimi because theirs is the kingdom of heaven. christ is the quintessential child advocate in all of the universe and this policy runs counter to the spirit and the ethost of ch >> you know, you said it doesn't represent fox, but actuallya la ingraham, another very, very prominent fox commentatan contributor said that, you know, these cages the kids are being put in, she called it summer camp, this detention area for t kids. the thing is, it may not represent the whole of fox, but it's a very very loud voice for trump supporters, and i just want to ask you, because the facts are here, cnn did a poll, and basically it shows that the overwhelming majority of amicans, 67% disapprove the separational policy, but when it comes to republicans, 58% approve. they're getting, i don't know where they're getting their info from and why they whprove. would you say to that? >> i woul

christian: i'm christian fraser live in singapore. eummit may be over, but the fallout has just begun. we will bring you the latest. jane: as president trumparms to kim jong-un, his relationsh with allies are taking a ating.di a toplomat gives us his view on all the twists and turns. jane: w public television in america and around the globe. the dust is settling in singapore following thoric summit between donald trump and kim jong-un. both say it was a success, and they are committed to denuclearization. but e statement they signed gives little idea of how or when that will be achieved. now comes the hard work of putting hope into action. christian fraser is in singapore for us. christian, what is the lest? two days of the most unconventional diplomacy, and the drama we have witnessed in singapore will be with us cr some time e. tonight we have had reaction from the north korean side. the state-run news agency in north korea is carrying comments from kim jong-un. it s genuine measures to build trust with north korea, the north will c

i'm christiane amanpour in london. when it comes to the fight against terror, few people come to ali sufan's depth of knowledge and experience he interrogated al qaeda suspects after the devastating attacks of 9/11. some of the information he got is portrayed in hulu's new tower "the looming tower." here isoufan questioning osama bin laden's bodyguard. >>> soufan has since left the fbi and he runs his own security consultancy and he tells me the threat from isis and al qaeda spinoffs remains very high, indeed. we spoke as the paper back version of his book "anatomy of terror, from the death of bin laden to the rise of the islamic state" hit the shelves. ali soufan, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> you have become known all these years later after 9/11 as the explainer in chief about this terrorism, about this breed of terrorism, al qaeda, isis, that we're having to deal with. and it started early for you, didn't it? >> yeah. 1997, i believe. >> which is really, really, really early. what did you k

i'm christiane amanpour in london. stranded by politics, stranded by anti-migrant fervor in america and europe, those hoping for a better life are in limbo. at the u.s.-mexico border the trump administration's plan remains vague when it comes to reuniting migrant children with their parents. the president now says migrants should not be afforded due process. while in europe, two vessels carrying hundreds of migrants are adrift in the mediterranean, a graphic symbol of we don't want you and the power of populism threatening the leadership of the german chancellor, angela merkel and threatens rule of law and human rights in the united states. to drill down into these fraud issues, i'm joined by guests from both sides of the atlantic. from brussels, man fred weber, a close ally of angela merkel and member of parliament and from new york, jeffrey toobin, cnn's legal analyst. jeffrey, let me first turn to you and ask you about the president's latest comments on the idea migrants do not deserve due process. let me read one o

it does not hurt to point out where our roots are this crosses a symbol not only for christians but for people living in bavaria. but critics say that this goes against germany's constitutional separation of church and state and say they want to change the law it's a totally wrong decision to bury and government because it's a very in citizen you can be a muslim you can be a two you can be non-religious you can be an atheist humanist for example and all these people show no look to the cross and why instead we have a strong tradition of a separation of church and state there has to be clarified whether this mixing up. of a religious symbol with secure or rooms of a secular state is really compatible with our bavarian constitution there hasn't been any mad rush to hang crucifixes in buildings like the city hall in nuremberg just behind me here the law didn't come with any deadline and it's also widely expected to be challenged in germany's highest court it's some point in the future peter all of a r.t. of area. the syrian army's road to the last pockets of terrorists south of the capital

of course, christian will be us the latest.former cia anaatst who is now at center firs for strategic and intenal studies. . thank you for joining me. this has been billed as a getting to know you session. reduced? mean it is >> clearly, president trump is not going to lower expectations after president trump raised it after saying he can get all of this do get north korea to denuclearize in e manneversi obviously, he is not trying to lor expectations, because very far apart on the message of denuclearization, and what is willing to give up? jane: what is the lgest out?eds t >> he needs a commitment by kim jong-un to denuclearize, in a way that the u.s. defines it, which is unilaterally dismantling of the nuclear program, not the way north korea defines it, which is koreanarization of the peninsula, if security is guaranteed, if the u.s. hostile policy ends. what that means for north korea is the end of u.s.-south korea ngliance commitment, inclu u.s. troops out of south korea, ending extended north korean umbrellas we have ove

christian' i'christian fraser live in singapore. the summit may be over, but the fallout has just begun. we will bring you the latest.ne as president trump warmson to kimun, his relationship with allies are taking a beating. a top diplomat gives us his view on a the twists and turns. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the dust is settling in singapore following the historic summit between donald ump and kim jong-un. both say it was a success, and they are commiried to denucltion. but the statement they signed gives little idea how or when that will be achieved. now comes the hard work putting hope into action. christian fraser is in singapore for us.ri ian, what is the latest? two days of the most unconventional dipdrmacy, and tha we have witnessed in singapore will be with us for some time to come. tonit we have had reaction from the north korean side. the state-n news agency in rth korea is carrying comments from kim jong-un. it says if the u.s. takes genuine measures to build trust

consistent partly from bavaria the christian social union the interior minister is from the party and he is in fact the person that has been pushing pushing that that's wholesale for who we see at the back. and he has not given any indication that he's prepared to back dahlan at the moment so while i'm glad america is insisting that his demands that germany on its own reject asylum seekers that have applied for asylum elsewhere in europe and send them back from the border now because this is going to need to say she's looking for a european solution she's going to speak to her european partners germany cannot do this on her own it's so at the moment there seems to be in sign that the variants are prepared to budge on this and given that i mean given that hardline approach how high is the danger that we could see the government collapse over this well the ironic thing is that it is actually possible it's not completely excluded even though this attack as it were comes from america's closest ally political ally but at the moment the situation is so harsh hard and so harsh on both sides

i'm a christian from bavaria i was born here and i think it should stay this way. we do it like this and our christianity and other religions can do how they see fit i'm for it. but the. others feel the crucifix is being used as a cultural bludgeon. want to see my me do well i think that religion belongs in your head and in your heart and other than that it should be neutral. i think that everyone should be able to make up their minds for themselves the stations the station the churches the church and dutch should stay the way it was written down in the constitution. for. one thing is for certain zero's law has put them at the center of attention which could bode well for him and his christian social union party in october elections day seven of the french open in paris in what was supposed to be a tense showcase match was over in under an alum area sharp over crushed the sixth seed. to set up a possible match with her old nemesis severino williams meanwhile the number three seed. receiver with an easy win over australian samantha stosur on the men's side top seede

the vice president, i respect his christianity. i am a christian. i came in 1973 from jordan, but i know that when one major religion controls everything, the minorities don't have the the minorities don't have the freedom. i want to ask all the christians, we use to have a lot of american missionaries and british missionaries come over. i know christianity is love and forgiveness, and loving your neighbor and her, and love your foreigners. but the danger is, this is what extremist muslims talk about. god appointed this leader, and god appointed this, and they don't want separation of church. how would they feel if buddhist majority became president or vice president, or a muslim? how would they feel if they would impose their own beliefs on other people? steve: thank you for the call. has religion ever been the factor in the selection of a vice president? kate: well i start with nixon , and eisenhower. -- know, of course when there was a lot of discussion about joe lieberman as a devout jewish man. you know that was a big issue. considerednedy was

and our christianity and other religions can do how they see fit i'm for it. but the. others feel the crucifix is being used as a cultural bludgeon. well i think that religion belongs in your head and in your heart and other than that it should be neutral. i think that everyone should be able to make up their minds for themselves the stations the station the churches the church and dutch should stay the way it was written down in the constitution. one thing is for certain zero as long as put him at the center of attention which could bode well for him and his christian social union party in october elections at the french open in paris men's number one the definite does quest to win an eleventh title is very much on the track he earned a straight set win over this i guess day to make the last sixteen over on the women's side of the draw top seeded simona halep and had her hands full against andrea petkovic but after taking the first set in a tie breaker their immediate overpowered her opponent closing out the much with a six love second set elsewhere and the d

sister party the christian socialist union the c.s.u. wants to refuse entry to people who've already claimed asylum elsewhere in europe which chancellor merkel projects the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions against north korea will not be an. if it until it has completely denuclearized like i'm pale is on a diplomatic tour briefing asian allies on the singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong. il u.s. department of justice investigation has found x. f.b.i. director james kohli dramatically broken norms in his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe but that he was not biased the highly anticipated report examines the actions taken by top f.b.i. and justice department officials before the twenty sixteen presidential election and found cohen's decisions negatively impacted the perception of the f.b.i. as fair administrators of justice white house correspondent kimberly hauck it has more is a wide ranging report by the inspector general seventeen months in the making it walks through the key moments in that investigation

but after eighty eight minutes up step just general now it will be back this equaliser christiane will not go three space three. ok let's get more a day of drama with me in the studio emily how should the sports in moscow well cut correspondent jonathan crane and i can tell you emily and i were just talking about which is which is the most beautiful girl so far we couldn't decide emily portugal's us is spain water game was it a fair result. fair in terms of the better team winning i'm not so sure spain had twelve attempts to score portugal spain completed twice as many passes with better accuracy as well but a fair result would have to say yes because portugal had a good game and you just can't give kris jenner knowledge chances with a penalty and that late free kick if you want to get a win and of course there was that moment the first spanish goal costa seem to be pretty much plow right over the defend we had nine referees looking at video assistant referee system but they didn't call it. well it was the first time they used the world cup and it's quite funny because i was reading be

also on the program at the world cup heartbreak first played as portuguese superstar christiane a ronaldo schools alleged. to secure a three year old rule that was the tournament first heavyweight clash and a thrilling encounter will have the highlights for you and all the talking points later on in the show. a little. welcome my name is christopher spring thanks for joining us germany faces a weekend of political tension in what's proving to be the biggest stress test so far off a chance that anglo backless new government which took office just three months ago michel is facing a public challenge from her interior minister hosses a whole for he's the leader of the bavarian sister party of michael's conservative christian democrats and he wants to turn back migrants at germany's borders if that . demented already registered in another country now michael is insisting on finding a common european approach on mondays and hope for is threatening to push ahead with his plan using his own thirty cheery minister. for more on this let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane meli

matt: when will the ceo, christians sewing -- christian sewing be ready to step up and put that on displays great to have you, the spokesperson on here, but why is christian sewing not with us today? joerg: because your headline that would be that the ceo is in panic and we are not. if you look at the federal reserve website, you can see that there are certain things we are working on diligently. since march of last year, it has been documented on the website. effectively -- while i cannot comment on anything at all regarding the regulators, i can pointed to the public things -- i can point to the public things. the outlook for today is stable. internally, if you had not been that market reaction, you would not even see me on the channel. you will see enough of christian. he started out and communicated a lot. and then he had a lot of investor dialogue. ofre is not a lack communication from christian sewing. he says -- let us do our job. we are not paid to communicate tomanently, we are paid deliver on our targets to our investors and our shareholders. that is our priority. hopefully, next

nothing, no. >> anthony: this is a christian island in a sea of muslims. >> tatul: well, this is a christianf nagorno-karabakh is not religious. >> anthony: there are people, hardliners here who refer to azeris as turks. >> tatul: they are turks. >> anthony: they are turks? >> tatul: they are turks, yes, they are. >> anthony: please explain. >> tigran: i think probably they are not - they did not bear historical responsibility for the actions committed by the ottomans, but the struggle of the people of nagorno-karabakh for their existence is a continuation of the struggle of armenian people to live peacefully in their historical homeland. >> tatul: i'm not saying that azeris and turks are the same nations. >> anthony: right. >> tatul: but they are turkic nations. >> anthony: they're working in unison. >> tatul: yeah, they are working in unity today to isolate armenia. >> anthony: do you think there's a sense that when people look at this conflict, they think, they look back and they say, "this is what could happen in the future"? >> tigran: yes, absolutely. it is absolutely an existential co

nothing, no. >> anthony: this is a christian island in a sea of muslims. >> tatul: well, this is a christianct of nagorno- karabakh is not religious. >> anthony: there are people, hardliners here who refer to azeris as turks. >> tatul: they are turks. >> anthony: they are turks? >> tatul: they are turks, yes, they are. >> anthony: please explain. >> tigran: i think probably they are not - they did not bear historical responsibility for the actions committed by the ottomans, but the struggle of the people of nagorno-karabakh for their existence is kind of a continuation of the struggle of armenian people to live peacefully in their historical homeland. >> tatul: i'm not saying that azeris and turks are the same nations. >> anthony: right. >> tatul: but they are turkic nations. >> anthony: they're working in unison. >> tatul: yeah, they are working in unity today to isolate armenia. >> anthony: do you think there's a sense that when people look at this conflict, they think, they look back and they say, "this is what could happen in the future"? >> tigran: yes, absolutely. it is absolutely an e

on the only legislation in the christian area racial. reporting live from tripoli thank you. the syrian regime is accusing the u.s. led coalition of bombing military positions in the east on sunday but a claim has been disputed by the u.s. central command so this video posted online allegedly shows the aftermath of the airstrikes on the mall area which killed a number of iraqi imaam militia fighters the syrians are retore for human rights says the attack killed at least thirty eight people so head on al-jazeera japanese rocked by a deadly earthquake. and as the ship filled with migrants arrives in spain the question remains is a country have the resources to care for them. all you. know whether sponsored by cattle. hello and welcome to international weather forecast remains pretty stormy across many southeastern parts of europe at the moment lots of trough of low pressure despite here off big storms in response to daytime heating across parts of russia the weather gerry's looking fine at the moment under the area of high pressure more unsettled conditions further towards the

on july the twenty third six money in the christian calendar mars and the more our listeners. conjunction new temples were consecrated in ceremonies that lasted for days the temple of the sun of the tree of life and of the leaf cross. had three entrances and three chambers to the rear their sacred to the three sons of the mother. as cities cried i was extremely busy on those days other mayan cities states made inscriptions on styli in the squares but we recorded our history on stone tablets in the inner sanctums of our sacred buildings writing was special. fire and particularly proud of the work i did on the temple of the inscription. our greatest ruler commanded it to be built he wished to be worshipped there after death and united him with the gods for one six hundred seventeen tablets i recorded the most important events in the call's life and his ancestors including the gods and mythological heroes. it was. in the christian era after a reign of almost seventy years that col stepped over into the realm of the there in the temple we conceal his route to the underworld under

christian: how much longer can she stay in the middle? all these critical issues are now coming to a head. >> are you bungling brexit, prime minister? katty: it has been a tough day for the prime minister. she is under fire from her own cabinet and the opposition. on the thorny issue of the irish border, the bbc has learned that they will publish their backstop plan tomorrow. christian:

christian: este es el coro.o mÍo es el fÚtbol. [aplausos] ana: christian enviÓ tu vÍdeo y dijo, tengo que ir a rusia a verlos a todos a visitarlos con todo. >>la canto porque mi hija me la pide mucho. le encanta mucho sus cancionesun placer y gusto, que bueno que estÁs por acá. christian: me da mucho gusto que le estÉ yendo también el esparcido, estoy orgulloso de estar aquÍ para apoyar a mi selecciÓn y a su hija tambiÉn. >> gracias a ti por la mÚsica, todos somos parte, encantado. ♪eres lo mÁs grande y más pequeÑo, cuando el no te tengo es un infierno, no quiero hacerte daÑo, sÓlo quiero ser tu dueÑo.♪ ♪ eres tÚ todo lo que mÁs quiero♪ [aplausos] christian: le pego un temor, porque no se sabe ni media canciÓn. ana: es el cumpleaÑos de miguel layÚn asÍ que le vamos a cantar las maÑanitas. [aplausos] ana: christian mucha grasa por haber cantado. christian: me siento como un muchachito chiquito. porque los relaciona con el fÚtbol? >> no sÓlo porque las relacionamos en algÚn especÍfico sino porque nos gusta la canc

it's the sister party of angela merkel‘s christian democratic union.many's afd party, whose supporters are generally right wing and anti—islamic. translation: it's a move by the election campaign. the afd talks a lot about christian values and i think markus soeder had to do something before the regional election next october, in order to win at all costs. outrage at the law has come from far and wide, including the head of the german bishops conference, who said the move was never discussed with him and he doesn't support it. soeder has also been mocked. the state premier of neighbouring baden—wurttemberg compared this photo of him to a vampire film. in an effort to wind back the critical lashings, the bavarian government said while it is compulsory for buildings like police stations, courts and government offices, it is merely a recommendation for schools, museums and theatres. singapore's artscience museum is mounting a major exhibition of street art featuring works by banksy and space invader amongst others. the irony is that graffiti is illegal in

, the only state that has a growing christian population, is israel. the only place that christians are truly safe, and the middle east, is israel. in a world, where academics are shot, for what they believe, where they are thrown in prison, for the views around dozens of countries. i ask, what number are we on your list? if they had a list, that's okay. if i find out that we are the only ones on the list, and no one else, that they are boycotting -- with all of the regimes around the world, 500,000 people dead in syria, i will not even talk about north korea, because the president has his summit, coming up, but, everybody knows what goes on in north korea. or iran, or venezuela, all of these places. where the situation with the public is so bad, and you choose to single out israel, among countries of the world? the middle east's only democracy, the only states that values human rights? women's rights minority rights, you name it, they are in israel. and you single out israel? there is a name for singling out. it is called anti-semitism. treating jewis

christian hi welcome to our show it's really great to have you with us so are you finding moscow so far are you enjoying it. do so because first of all it's very attractive. so for everybody going to discover what is russia and what is most of those will come because there are all the cities with all the venues and i think they turn to the way to see what is russia because it's beautiful the sun is with us indeed the people who like to be here now are russian so your first time here is it you know it's the same line come with preconditions and you knew that it was a cool place i think russia is very beautiful places to go and to be. and again you are here we must see the many sides we have the museum. but we have also the risk for sure that when we talk about that on the red square there are many other things to visit. churches you have beautiful architecture so far when you discover more. so you have literally held in your hands. yes what is away. is a dream come true since years ago we left in france in the homeland we hope that russia can do so. but again. like i said a story of mine

nations -- christian and persecuted faith communities across the middle east or usaid.applause] we made some progress in the first seven months across our administration. we have already devoted $110 million to this effort, but there is much more work to be done, and we are about that work. to implement the president's directive, yesterday i ordered the usaid administrator to travel to iraq immediately and present us with a copy hands of assessment on the best means to -- comprehensive assessment on the best means to deliver and distribute to rebuild devastated communities -- christian communities across the middle east. weant to assure all of you, will give our fellow christians and persecuted communities across the region the resources and support they need to recover, rebuild, and flourish in their ancient homeland once again. [applause] finally, when it comes to our values, i couldn't be more proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with a president who stands without apology to the sanctity of human life. [applause] from the first week of his administration, president t

democrats and the variances to posse the christian social union c.s.u. wants to refuse entry to people who've already claimed asylum elsewhere in europe and chancellor merkel by jack's and football world cup hosts russia have thrashed saudi arabia five nil in the tournament opening game isn't that a mere putin wants the mats alongside saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond and fifa president gianna johnny infantino they too margin for the host nation was a surprise and saudi arabia are the two lowest rank sights of the tournament those are your headlines i'll be back with another full news bulletin for you hair analysis era after the strain. getting to the heart of the matter if the stuff i can see the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks with you except facing realities when you think reunification of like majority of people think the peaceful unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea here the story on top talent. in the fire. so we fire where. and why and. how much they know what the policy there are elev

i'm christiane amanpour in london.ady melania trump made a surprise visit to the meks conborder today. she toured a child detention center in mcallen texas. president trump's wife played a major role behind the scene convincing her husband to stop enforcing his own policy of separating migrant children and their parents. he ended that under pressure yesterday, but it only further deferred the crisis. local officials have no instructions on reuniting the more than 2000 children who have already been separated. while the u.s. border agency says they won't be reunited with their parents until after they're prosecuted, but will they be prosecuted? to see the crisis firsthand, the bipartisan group of mayors from across the country travel to the border near el paso, calling for an end to what they called a moral crisis. their host was el paso mayor dean margot. he's a republican, and i caught up with him at the border in tornillo. >>> mayor margot, welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> what have you been seeing, what is y

immigration is causing a major splits in germany between angela merkel's christian democrats and the variances the poncy the question social union c.s.a. wants to refuse entry to people have already made asylum claims elsewhere in europe that something that tells a medical projects to mccain has more from bad then. the row over what to do with people who come to germany claiming refugee status who had already done so initially in the first e.u. country in which they made landfall has really blown up in the course of thursday the issue has been one that has dogged the the formation of a grand coalition government and now the bavarian allies of angela merkel the christian social union is putting its foot down its leader it's the minister the federal interior minister says the horse is in a hole for who is affectively the leader of the party on a national level federally anyway has said he wants to go back to the conditions that prevailed in twenty fifteen before angle americal open the borders to people with that famous phrase version of and us germany can do it i'm going to merkel dis

christian crosses are now shown in old public buildings in a particular german state i'll tell you why after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic to follow can only. exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to them come to believe that we shed should get out of the song come to something the best of the. box let's be honest and. do the final decision on d.c. sure. has to come from. those. winds utilized you'll meet three rules. all over again in germany a controversial new law in the southern state of bavaria now obliges the christian cross is displayed at the entrances of all public buildings is our europe correspondent peter all of. clearly visible crosses are to go up in some public buildings like courthouses police stations and city halls like this one here in bavaria it's also a new law regarding crucifixes came into effect on the first of june the plan comes courtesy of a fairy is new president marco soda and his reasoning is that this

late this evening, christian nielsen appeared in the white house briefing room to clarify the misinformation about the unaccompanied illegal miners being held in detention centers. >> 10,000 of those currently in custody were sent by their parents with strangers to undertake a completely dangerous and deadly travel alone. we now care for them. we have high standards, we get them meals, education, medical care. his videos and tv's, i visited the detention centers myself. >> this as democratic lawmakers spent the day on the weekend touring those facilities that officials say could house up to 30,000 illegal children by august. >> i want to say to the president, we have 0 tolerance for your neglect and your policy of separating children from their parents. be one we have a big lineup for you tonight. hazard explains the same thing happening under the obama administration. then, we'll find out what's really happening on the ground at our southern border. we begin tonight with chief correspondent john roberts at the white house come up with top story. alderweireld good evening to you. all of this

, but those who want to use the christian community to justify harm and violence is not christianity. liz? >> yes, and so let's talk about the border. todayt the border there was a solidarity protest with the poor people's campaign and a national call for moral revival, because the people across the borders see that we need to lift the poor up. and in terms of christian, and in terms of christian, and evangelicals our question to you is did you hear jesus when he said, i have come to bring good news to the poor. >> that is right. >> to welcome the immigrant. to proclaim release to the captive, and did you listen to when jeremiah 22 says this is what the lord says, and do what is just and right, and handed to the oppressor and the one who is rob and do no wrong or violence to the immigrant. have you heard this? because there are many christian, and many people of faith, and many jews and many muslims that are standing up and saying that this is not right, and that is not just, and this is not what our sacred text instruct us to believe, and so we are going to build a moral revival, a a