dr. moore, the question of two corinthians or second corinthians, is that important?'m wondering overall how you thought donald trump was introduced at liberty university and what remarks or impact he had. >> it doesn't bother me that donald trump said two corinthians. we know he's not a biblical scholar. i don't expect him to be one. i expect him to be authentically who he is. what did bother me is the presentation of donald trump as a man of character and as a man of faith with the introduction of by your fruits, you shall know them, which is language that jesus gives on the sermon on the mount about how to tell when someone has an authentic relationship with god. i thought that was really tragic and a missed opportunity at a great school, fantastic school. i don't object to liberty having donald trump. one of their great strengths is they are not afraid of alternative view points but a missed opportunity when you have someone as recently as yesterday talks about the fact he doesn't need forgiveness from god and to stand up and to speak of him in that way without co

dr. mooreo ask you, when it comes to the gop candidates and jerry fall well wing and trump leading the swagger wing. >> people from the outside and evangelicals and tribes within evangelicals. by the wing, i mean, the politically activated mobilized sort of conknstituency going ba to the preregagegan era. that's really important in places such as iowa because these people are likely to get out and vote and even more so to get out and caucus. by the billy graham, evangelical of people and politically. the sort of people tempted to disengage because they want to preserve and preserve the mission and i find it that many of these younger evangelicals taken with marco rubio and his optimistic hopeful vision of the future. by the jimmy swagger wing, the health and wealth prosperity that tends to not focus on personal morality or character as long as that person is selling what they like. i think donald trump is doing very well with that sort of evangelical. >> and when you talk about leading the jimm

. >> so dr. moorewhen his comments have been puck b -- publicly, do you believe he has a true relationship with god? >> i think he has a sort of therapeutic kind of main line christianity. he's been very clear about that. that does not mean that he's not qualified to be president. i don't want evangelical identity politics because what tends to happen then is politicians learn bible versus and learn how to say second corinthians and use that as a political tool. what i do think we need is a candidate that has proven character to be able to lead and that's where my concerns with donald trump lie. evangelicals have been saying character matters. if character matters, then character matters. >> david, you've been bullish and hear what dr. moore is saying. how tough should it be iowa voters have reservations about so-called character issues? >> the trump campaign will probably explain the character issues and leadership. what donald trump at least in my take what evangelicals have been saying around the co

dr. moore had this to say. monday as donald trump address liberty university, when the bill spoken on monday, here are some the tweets from russell moore. air promises to make mexico pay forward. he also said this would be hilarious if it was not counter to the mission of the gospel jesus christ. he also tweeted out this. he policy describes the gospel, rather than the other way around. the third 10 taste of christ overcame it. will we? , yesterdayuniversity the senate energy and national resources committee held a hearing on the near-term outlook for energy and commodity markets. oil prices. this was from tuesday's hearing. >> this year brought a significant shift in creating a comparison between renewable energy and fossil fuels. that is off of bloomberg's new energy finance. can you talk about how you see these trends moving forward you price and based on how you see solar and battery processes and continue to lower cost. quick thinking for the question. is a point want to make on the comments. and -- costre

dr. jill moore hears the confusion from women every day. >> mammography is not a one size fits all. your dad's mom -- >> she gets a detailed history from patients, looking far beyond the family tree. >> what are some of the questions you ask your patients? >> what is your environmental exposure, what kind of work do you do? are you exposed to toxins. >> she urges patients to start at 40. despite the task force suggesting women start a decade later, by law most health plans must cover the screenings from 40 on. that is what a woman and her doctor decide. news, new york. >>> when we come back, the defroster isn't going to cut it. a brutal winter blast >>> the powerball jackpot is now more than double the record in the u.s. it has climbed to $1.4 billion for wednesday's drawing. lottery officials say 28 players were one number off in saturday's drawing. they each won >>> the big change big-top. the ringling brothers announcing it will in may. that is a year and half earlier than planned. the change comes after laws over animal treatment. the elephants will move to a sanctuary where blo

and i read those comments that dr. moore, who is the president of the erlc.ten, that's the largest in the country. but the big issue is is this going to impact ted cruz in iowa? and i don't believe so. because the grassroots level, they really are going to -- for those evangelical voters. charles: right. >> they're going to be looking at the candidate's heart, not necessarily the rhetoric. charles: jillian, 2012 evangelicals are 57%. so we know the importance in iowa. i -- does it matter beyond iowa? >> yeah. it's very vital to american politics. and to your point, i understand getting up in front of a room full of evangelicals -- intimidating but come on this is not donal donald trump's first flub about christianity. we not only got the two corinthians but him talking about communion in a disrespectful way. >> double your tithes. that's what i say. charles: well, here's the thing, though. we know it's important, there's a lot of different constituencies out there. but does trump now in your opinion clean it up or move on? >> i think he should just move it on

what's going on right now, your guest, dr. moore has said is that -- even in the intro does that donald trump is coming across as being deeply religious. that's not the case. or he's trying to present the picture of being profoundly religious. and that isn't so. what i believe is that people are looking for someone that has the leadership capability, they're not looking for a pastor in chief. they're looking for someone that can come in and lead. especially in the area of security and with respect to the economy. and as such he's beginning to resonate with those who are blue collar, with those that don't have college degrees as such. i'm not looking to even as ted cruz said to elect someone that is pastor in chief. i'm looking for a commander in chief. and as such, because we've been -- we see this stuff all the time with respect to the leaders that come into the pulpit. we watch president obama on -- in clips, him sitting in church with his wife every sunday. look what we got the last eight years concerning the hassault i our faith

dr. jill moore hears the confusion from women every day. >> mammography is not a one size fits all. your dad's mom -- >> she gets a detailed looking far beyond the family tree. >> what are some of the questions you ask your patients? >> what is your environmental exposure, what kind of work do you do? are you exposed to toxins. >> she urges patients to start at 40. despite the task force a decade later, by law most health plans must cover the screenings from 40 on. that is what a woman and her doctor decide. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the defroster isn't going to cut it. a brutal winter blast that turned this car into an ice sculpture. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13 vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have a

dr. jill moore hears the confusion from women every day. >> mammography is not one size fits all. your dad's mom -- >> reporter: she gets a detailed history from patients looking far beyond the family tree. >> what are some questions you ask patients? >> what's your environmental exposure? what kind of work do you do? >> reporter: she urges patients to start at 406789 despite the task force suggesting women start a decade later, by law most health plans must cover screenings from 40 on if that's what a woman and her doctor decide. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> after the break, the alarm clock that helps you to >>> right now parts of western new york getting blasted with up to seven inches of new snow. lake effect snowstorm causing whiteouts around the buffalo area. lake erie is not frozen just yet, and the wind is blowing waves over break walls. one driver left a car in a parking lot, just a block of ice. the waves built several inches of ice up on that car. hopefully they won't have to wait for spring to thaw out. tom what about snow around here? >> there is a car under

dr. king. author austin moore will speak on his newly released book on slavery and education, at the central orange senior center at >>> in cumberland county, holding a breakfast, dr. king's i have a dream speech will be delivered also at the event. >>> today, the garner police department will host a grand opening celebration at its new location, this marks the first time in 40 years the entire department will be under the same roof. the facility houses a wellness center, training rooms, advanced technology, all throughout the space. it's a morale booster for officers after a mural on the building was defaced with graffiti back in october. we brought you that story. a new mural also will be unveiled later today. >>> today, vice president joe biden with his mission of cancer and ways to fight the deadly disease. you may remember, his son died of brain cancer last year. at tuesday night's state of the union of the address, obama tapped him on the head to work on cancer, visiting cancer >>> the husband of award winning singer celine dion has died. renee angelio spent years as her manager, they married

dr. russell moore on last hour prominent evangelical very critical of trump publicly for quite sometime now you look at trump's high numbers among evangelicals, a lot of support for him leading evangelical support. cruz is close behind and dr. carson and marco rubio further back. what do you think accounts for those high numbers because, i mean, on paper obviously, you know, donald trump's other evangelicals have raised questions about the depth of his faith, the depth of his knowledge of the bible, things like that. >> there is no doubt ted cruz speaks evangelical fluently. that help when is you can say second corinthi a, in s. if you're someone like me i'll do it both ways and some people don't just say two corinthians and that is to their ear off tune. never nevertheless, he is a main line presbyterian. he is like a lot of main line not particularly well verse in quoting scripture where ted cruz is. i got to remind people, i had carly fiorina on the show today and she says the media is compressing this arbitrarily into a two-person race and she is right. this is not a two-person race tho

dr. king. retired educator and author rosetta moore gave the keynote address. >> he needs an opportunity to teach my children what it really means to be successful. to be proud of your people. to be proud of your heritage. >> dr. king would have turned 87 today. the official mlk holiday is monday. >>> thanks to the incredible generosity of folks in the will soon be able to call themselves homeowners. today a busy day for habitat wake volunteers at the group's new build location off capitol boulevard in north raleigh in partnership with nc state the group will build walls there rain or shine that they'll bring to plots on lake wheeler road in raleigh. its for their latest build a block project. i spoke with ceo jonathan who is here to celebrate what will be the largest collaboration between a campus chapter and a habitat affiliate. the previous report, his alma mater, unc, whose students helped build ten homes in the area. >> now nc state, i have to give them full credit. they'll build 1 houses in one year. that's a great competitions. we have the campus chapter partnering with the university to h

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moore. >> georgia thank you for your christmas card and for clearly stating you're wishes as not only complaints we don't dr. any tools but outlining tools by which we can perhaps build a christmas tree so thank you. >> okay next item, please. >> >> commissioners under the regular calendar item 7 was pulled off concept and considered now for case 2016-2017 plus at mission street request for conditional use authorization. >> good morning commissioner president fong and other omar the request for the conditional use authorization for proposed vertically wireless communication facility on mission street the project is a motor scale mc-3 and preference by the citing guidelines the proposal consists of 12 panel antenna the department will be having a roof in a location and setback that will not be visual from the surrounding sidewalks it has a building that was developed in 1946 with the restraining order bucks departmental store for the purposes of ceqa and preservation review applies- that permanently involves redesigning to not include the antenna and the penthouses will in the detract in the image of the bui

dr. russell moore was on our program this week. he was in washington for the march for life.e will go to phyllis in mount pleasant, pennsylvania. we are speaking only to christian conservatives this morning. >> i want to say i enjoy your program. my question is, i would like to ask donald trump if he made a donation to liberty university to get there endorsement? greta: you saw it as an endorsement? a lot of candidates speak there but you took it as an endorsement? >> i did not see any other candidate have such a big rally with sarah palin and with the liberty connection that he did. separaterah palin was from the liberty university speech. >> i'm sorry. i see all of the big connection. -- i see it all playing together. greta: that is what the daily caller put together. this piece. why sarah palin's endorsement for donald trump could matter and they say that first is momentum. with this endorsement, donald trump has hijacked another media site two weeks before i went -- iowans go to vote. that could benefit donald trump to the detriment of ted cruz seemed to have them would -

dr and disapprove. >> commissioner moore. >> perhaps that application comes to us after state law passes this would be position but that's not the case i think that is get is not quite there because of physical requirements for asking you the space is not typical for this particular area not the rights dedication at this very moments and for those reasons he can't support that. >> commissioner hillis. >> yeah. i think i mean i mean, i agree with the comments it a fine-grain land use on the second floor i think that is was a block off in a less of a retail area you know we could support it i do want to note on the courage we should get a spot on the committee that is looking at the owner of legalization it is coming obviously and i know land use is important because i think we can't have this issue we're arrest trig limit because of the green zone doesn't make sense and puts us in the positions we're looking at clustering or no mcds in spaces in questions if you have an mcd did it automatically move you into allowing that as a recreational spot we looked at mcds under a different somewhere so i think w

. >> i hope to commissioner moores concerns one of the biggest issues with the drs the roof deck i supporthe project without the roof decks or the penthouse. >> is that a motion. >> i move to take dr and approve without the roof deck. >> commissioner antonini there are decks that exist off the bedroom and living room; is that correct it gets eliminated. >> no only off the living room there were two decks only one now off the living room. >> i'm not saying the other possibility through there is a motion to take the elevator act out and make it assess that might be something subcommittee, consider if they don't have the elevator penthouse. >> if i engage with commissioner antonini if i may the discussion we sunshine had earlier that particular project didn't fall 234r9s consideration, etc. it is still to weigh the impact of a new home and it's size and brought to us in the form of a dr there is still something we need to weigh not reduce the building make it in terms of the volume of living space there is enough assess with respect to the living area to go to the gardens it is required, etc.

dr. russell moore. >> lets pray together. lord, as we march today, we pray that we will not have to march for long. that our children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren will not have to march for life because we pray that life will be protected and that life will be this land.ll over we pray for a day when this march will be unnecessary because this country will receive children not as burdens but as blessings, when this country will welcome and protect and we pray,is, lord, that we will receive all people regardless of stage of as madeon or disability in the image of god. as we march we pray for confidence, confidence not in our numbers, our whole numbers, not in our strength, but in the confidence that the light shines in the darkness and the darkness the darkness will not, the darkness cannot overcome it. and lord, we are here of many faiths and some of no faith but i pray this in the name of my lord, jesus christ, amen. >> let's all hold hands as we " andg "god bless america bless our great nation. bless america st

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dr. king and bishop frederick james who worked and marched alongside "he had just graduated from high school - and i'm not sure if he registered for moore house or not but it was the same summer that they both graduated. m.l preached that funeral - i attended it. and i had know him off and on for a number of years but that was the first time that i really saw something special in him. and i remember to this day - the thought that i had was that this guy is something special." plus, a younger generation talks about the impact of dr. king's dream. that's sunday morning at 11 on awareness. plus, a younger generation talks about the impact of dr. king's dream. that's sunday morning at 11 on awareness. monday is 'king day at the dome' in the capital city. presidential candidates hillary clinton, bernie sanders and columbia for the program. the annual event is hosted by the naacp and starts with a march to the state house. still ahead -- restaurant week is coming to a close. tasty deals you can find not too far from home. tomorrow is the last day of dishes and special deals. in columbia -- one spot you can check out is 'persona wood fired piz

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back to johnny moore, faith advisor to dr. ben carson.ut iranian trip through europe and some of the ways they bent over backwards, covering up masterpieces because of nudity in an effort not to offend iranians. >> this is totally insane. at what point is all this road show going to end? as i was saying moments ago, i expect any moment for all leaders of the world to gather in the u.n. and new york city, put iranian leader up there and everyone bow down. this is crazy. this is what happens when you do ridiculous deal like united states made with this country. we're apologizing for western culture? western culture gave us everything we appreciate. that is shameful. shameful when isis is destroying artifact the all over their part of the world to give one inch in this area, i didn't even believe it was true when i heard about it. charles: they just destroyed the oldest christian place of worship in syria. i think it was 1500 years old, something mind-boggling like that but having said that the rouhani was going to europe cutting all kinds o

moore says the benefits go just beyond ecomic. >> guess what? i saw someone's cargo by. i think it was dr. dre. it was all those things that excite the community. i believe it's about the community. >> reporter: lifting morale or they hope that if they build it, the game will come. ari odzer,2nbc 6 news. >>> 6:51 is the @ime. a live look at the everglades from our holiday pa cannes camera. erika will have a final check of >>> good saturday morning. ahead on "today," all eyes are on iowa. two days before the caucuses there. hillary clinton's e-mails are once again a focus this weekend. a new e-mail dump released, and 22 o o those deemed to be top secret. how could that affect monday's caucus? we're live in des moines. >>> also ahead, the latest on the case of theman featured in "making a murderer." e'll tell you about new evidence that stephen ery's lawyer says he has that could help free him. >>> we'll take you inside a new drone competition that has a lot of people talking. >> dylan, rolling with the pros how these women are working to change the typical, shall we say, bowlingstereo type. >> t