dr. russell, he brings up what you are saying. somehow the words on the iphone feel different than the words in person, why? >> it is 24- 7. these kids can be reached wherever they are. and there has to be more than just mean words and in a society that values free speech it is tough to criminalize the words. there will be negligent adults in nevada and in florida, adults that should have known that a child was in endangered. and if you are a school employee and you know that bullying is going on. you are endangering the child. if you are a parent and kid is being a bully, you are in danger. that callous lack of empathy but will bring failure and isolation to your own child and might lead to a physical attack to your own child. >> i think you are right. what is the answer? how can parents be more involved and if your child is saying mean words or e-mails on facebook, what are you supposed to do? if you find your child is doing the kund of stuff. that is an emergency for you and you have to drop and everything devote your full atte

dr. russell honore, thanks for being with us again. >> good evening. >> and coming up churning much more than milk. what one indiana farm is doing news stories? it drives discussion across america. share your story on tv and online. [[voiceover]] fault lines investigates wage practices in the restaurant industry. >>the employers have the upper hand out here. they can steal from you and face very little, if any, consequences. >>basically, this industry is saying, "we don't have to pay these workers at all. they should work for us, but we don't have to pay them." [[voiceover]] two-thirds of low-wage workers experience wage theft every week. >>you're telling that these people are allowed to treat people like this, and you can't do anything? >> finally tonight, the cows on indiana's natural do what they do anywhere. they eat and make the most with their nutrition. farmers use it best on the field. but there's way to make use of the cow not from nose and tail but everything generated in between. here is tech know's kyle hill. >> what makes this indiana farm unique is not what you see, it's wh

dr. russell honore, thanks for being with us again. >> good evening. >> and coming up churning much more than milk. what one indiana farm is doing to help the environment. a techno-preview, coming up next. they should work for us, but we don't have to pay them." [[voiceover]] two-thirds of low-wage workers experience wage theft every week. >>you're telling that these people are allowed to treat people like this, and you can't do anything? that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko ç] >> finally tonight, the cows on indiana's natural do what they do anywhere. they eat and make the most with their nutrition. farmers use it best on the field. but there's way to make use of the cow not from nose and tail but everything generated in between. here is tech know's kyle hill. >> what makes this indiana farm unique is not what you see, it's what you smell. these cows are full of it and it's not just milk. so you don't just have all these cows here for producing milk. it's actually really a great story. we take two products, milk and manure. and they come together as renewable natural gas o

dr. russell, starting with you first, on one hand you read this, this is great. will get this as a gift for all my friends. on the other hand, this is totally crazy. this is book that is babies eat. does it make sense? what do you think? >> the books read to me were about heath cliff the cat, not heath cliff and cathy. i'm doing okay though i'm just reading "moby dick." reading to kids is good but you can stimulate their minds is hand-me-down golden books. we have a this consultant made a point to me this morning. she said, in a way this is sort of the ultimate cliff notes spoiler. "moby dick" wasn't meant to be appreciated on this level. jenna: interesting. maybe it is good for parents to read maybe did i dick an -- "moby dick" and remind ourselves what it is all about. >> i'm all for baby literature. it is especially wonderful at night because you're bonding with your child or reading with your died child. so matter what time of day it is when reading these books you're bonding with them. secondly i remember when my little boys were little, i played them classi

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dr. russell mort the ordained southern baptist minister "the wall street journal" profiled him a couple days ago. he has written a response to be blood to have him on to explain his response due to talk about the role of politics in religion and how they combine and we will begin with a call from new york on the democratic line. >> caller: my personal major question is which comes first? the question is whether or not you believe that the churches following the doctrine of the constitution of the united states or it follows an self and not merely -- deserve the the constitution? >> we believe the church answers to the lordship of jesus christ fed is what we originally managed by the separation of church and state for those that have been coopted but the government doesn't have any business how to run the spiritual matters we believe in the free church in a free state but we also don't believe it imposes itself upon the rest of society we believe in religious liberty for everybody and it is not because we believe all viewpoints are equal rethink some things are true or false but we believe je

dr. russell, as always. thanks for playing with us. kind of an interesting question.ppreciate the time. thank you so much. >> thanks. have a great weekend. jon: i agree it is possible to overdose on social media i think. jenna: so says people appearing on television every day. sort of weird. right? we have never met a camera we don't like, jon? come on. no comment. jon: there are new details revealed in court during the trial of a doctor charged with murdering his wife. prosecutors are hauling a bathtub into the courtroom. we'll tell you why. jenna: some new developments on our top stories and breaking news this hour. jon: horrifying surveillance video just released from terrorists -- where terrorists killed 67 people. and a possible breakthrough on identifying killers lead investigators to norway. >>> also, she was a beauty queen, her husband a successful physician. now she's dead, and he is accused of killing her with a cocktail of prescription drugs. the trial underway right now. >>> and we've heard that red amendment might not be so good for you, but one study say

dr. russell moore is alsoo a reverend. you are profiled by "the wall street journal" and we wanted to have them on to explain his response and to talk about the role of politics and religion. we will begin with a call from joseph in new york on our democrat line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. which comes first -- whether or not you believe that the church is following the doctrine of the constitution of the united states or the church is following itself and not necessarily the constitution. guest: i think we believe that the church itself as the church answers to the lordship of jesus christ, that is what we originally meant by separation of church and state, which is a concept that is co-opted to me secularism. it meant the government doesn't have any business telling the church how to run the spiritual matters of the church. we believe in a free church in a free state. we do not believe the church imposes itself on the rest of society. we believe in religious liberty for everybody. that is not because all

dr. russell moore is also a reverend. "the wallofiled by street journal" and we wanted to have them on to explain his response and to talk about the role of toltec's and religion -- politics and religion. we will begin with a call from joseph in new york on our democrat line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. comes first -- whether or church believe that the is following the doctrine of the constitution of the united states or the church is following itself and not necessarily the constitution. guest: i think we believe that the church itself as the church answers to the lordship of jesus christ, that is what we originally meant by separation of church and state, which is a concept that is co-opted to me secularism. it meant the government doesn't have any business telling the church how to run the spiritual matters of the church. we believe in a free church in a free state. we do not believe the church imposes itself on the rest of society. we believe in religious liberty for everybody. that is not because all

dr. kim hammond is here to answer your questions. a little jack russellre terrier. >> i never trust people with two first names, but this is clearly a jack russell, and it is a fun dog. lots of energy, ready to just play. i want to tell you something, if you buy a jack russell, you had better have a good fence because they will run. >> we have got some questions. my three-year-old cat licked off the hair on his hind legs and belly. he was given an antihistamine. any advice yo? >> we can control this. the antihistamine is not going to work. hair onimals will lose their rear limbs and their belly because of something that is going on, it is chaotic, we do not understand it, but there is a treatment. veterinarian, give your cat a treatment, it will get character >> i have a 15- year-old cat who started going outside the box. he was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism given meds, but there has been no change. >> make sure you have one more litter box ban cats come and clean them meticulously. as far as the thyroid, you have to get that reject. check with your doct