if i'm a gentile, then do i say, well, god likes them more than me? >> no, because the bible is clear he loves gentiles as much as he loves jews, but if we're going to go to the bible, the bible does say i've chosen you, not because of anything you did. there was no merit in israel, so there is this idea of chosenness that god singled out a group of people toll do something. >> were they chosen or favorites? >> i chose my wife. do i favor that person? >yes, i do! >> i think that we really want to go to the question. i think we need to define what we mean by favorite first. if that doesn't mean that god doesn't have choices or situations that he wants to execute in a certain way, and i think that's going to be crucial to answering the question of favoritism. >> maybe the question becomes does god define favorite the way we define favorite and how do we define favorite. you were dealt the card of being the youngest in the family. you were dealt the things you were born into. there is a dealer. there are some cards. we will play a game to help us think a

southern gentility is out of the window as the political talk turns tough. presidential hopefuls are going back to a childhood drawing board for inspiration. they are criticizing mitt romney as an ever shifting candidate. >> you cannot have a child's toy for president. >> a romney campaign aid said the campaign can be reset like an etch a sketch. he made no public appearances thursday as he focused on private meetings in washington. rick santorum implied that president obama would be better than mitt romney. >> he may be the etch a sketch candidate for the future. >> mitt romney responded in a statement. the candidates' bickering underscore the fact that mitt romney has more than half of the delegates needed for the nomination. >> the sooner we can come around to a nominee, the better we are as a party. >> mitt romney looks to be the better candidate -- the favored candidate in many up, contests. >> early voting starts in maryland tomorrow. coming up on 11 news at noon, the president comments on a teenager shot in florida. >> when i think about this boy, i t

we had a mixed group, we had jews and gentiles and african americans and a well-known person, radio person was on those lines with us. and we're still friends as a result of that. lots of students. people didn't want to cross that picket line. they wanted to nag and cross a bunch of african-americans, it was just people that did not believe the store should be segregated and they said they would rather close than let us in. so we said we'll keep going and they'll have to choose between those two, and they did close down. which is one of the successes we felt in terms of what college students and young adults can do to make a difference in the whole battle for civil rights [ applause ] >> thank you so much. and we all owe you a debt of gratitude for your actions that day. and i was telling dr. hicks earlier that i owe her a great deal because i used her dissertation in my graduate work. . so on a personal level, thank you. and so as dr. hicks is a part of that first group igniting the flame of student protests, i'm going to turn to professor larry gibson and ask him to sort of talk about th

twenty one seventy nine just hours after the sixty year old stood down following three years in charge gentile only had signed a twenty four million dollars four year contract in two thousand and eight that made him one of the n.b.a.'s highest paid countries for the knicks are in danger of missing out on a playoff place this year but carney tied for the eighth and final playoff spot in the eastern conference alongside the milwaukee parks tourney's decision to stand down let the system mike woodson an interim charge for the match with a pull in trailblazer is a more response a rose from the knicks. well they flashed the visitors one hundred twenty one seventeen twenty six game losing streak when kyle many hours after the coach quit but there were no signs of a threat in the play as they raced into a fifty five twenty nine hof timing j.r. smith who is top score up in the game hard twenty five points including this three points when it still wasn't enough for the knicks to move into the playoff spots woodson has been given drugs until the end of the season. now. as his license revoked by the brit

about hillary clinton's remarks we can't repeat it other than to say it looks rush limbaugh look gentile. >> i work for you, the people, and i have an obligation to tell you what goes on inside your government. if i didn't tell you what happened in iraq, who could. who could? >> reporter: now the state department is trying to fire him. >> they have stood up for the rights of bloggers in syria, iran and vietnam while at the same time saying i as an american citizen don't have my first amendment rights simply because i work in her building. >> reporter: a spokesperson says we cannot comment on mr. van buren's specific case or any other employee except to say the claims of retaliation in this case are without merit. gary nurenberg, 9news now. >>> an update now on a story you saw first on 9. a local priest who denied communion to a woman at his mother's funeral said he did it because she openly introduced another woman to him as her lover. the father says barbara johnson openly confessed her sin so he withheld the communion. she forced the issue on him just moments before the funeral. now, s

luke to a more gentile audience, and jesus becomes the savior for all peoples and all nations. and finally john, later, much more gnostic, much more holy spirit-oriented, so that the church becomes the vehicle in which the holy spirit will descend. so again, we have an interesting connection between myth in its earliest form, and how it concretizes into a full religious movement. >> you see how the doctrinal dimension moves in there in terms of the interpretation. i loved it - i figured this out - well, i didn't figure it out - as i studied the new testament, something people don't often realize is the different tone to the gospel, to each one of the gospels. and why? because they develop out of individual communities with a certain purpose and a certain audience. and so right there, you've got the myth happening, but then you've got that doctrinal dimension focusing in - now what was important? reverend williams, that we just saw, he's a luke guy - dare i say it - he's the gospel according to luke. get out there and help those - the samaritan did the right thing, the prodigal

satisfy the quest for knowledge while fulfilling a refined person's desire to exhibit symbols of gentility. this is a source of information and knowledge, but it's also an object for decorative display. it serves both purposes. and really the story of james wilson offers a compelling look at the role of the object in structuring knowledge. and the curious ways of achieving that goal in the early republic. because there's something special about and place as to why someone like wilson -- what i really called the village enlightenment -- was critical to his decision and also his ability. because of course you can want to make globe, but whether you can make them, whether you can get the resources and then, of course, whether you can sell them is quite another question. james wilson, farmer and blacksmith, created the first commercial globes in north america from his provincial station in bradford, vermont. and this is really a remarkable saga of a vision of a backwoods craftsman navigating among the arts and sciences to produce new commercial commodities in the new nation. and i think those

but southern gentility is out the window as the talk turns tough. in louisiana, gop presidential hopefuls are going back to a childhood drawing board for inspiration, criticizing mitt romney as an ever-shifting candidate. >> they're looking for someone who is not an etch-a-sketch candidate, but an etched-in- stone candidate. >> you can't have a child's toy pick presidents. >> the ready-made photo op comes after a romney adviser said everything changes for the fall campaign, like an etch-a- sketch that can be shaken up to start all over again. romney explained it like this on wednesday. >> i'll be running as a conservative republican nominee -- or excuse me, hopefully nominated for president that the policies and positions are decided. >> romney made no public appearances thursday as he focused on private meets in washington. his rivals didn't let up. rick santorum seemed to imply president obama will be better than romney. >> instead of taking a risk in what may be the etch-a-sketch candidate for the future. >> mitt romney responded in a statement -

southern gentility is out the window.uisiana, gop presidential hopefuls are going back to a child to the drawing board for inspiration. >> they go looking for somebody who is not an etch-a-sketch candidate. >> everything changes for the fall campaign, like an etch-a- sketch that can be shaken up to start over again. chronic exploited like this on wednesday -- mitt romney explained it like this on wednesday. he made no public appearances on thursday. his rivals to not let up. rick santorum implied that president obama would be better than romney. >> taking a risk of would be the etch-a-sketch candidate for the future. >> mitt romney responded in a statement -- this underscores the push for delegates. romney has more than double of rick santorum. some republicans call for closure. >> i think the better we are as a party. >> polls show ricks santorum is up ahead pretty substantially in louisiana. mitt romney look stronger in the next set of primaries. >> amish but, thank you -- emily schmidt, thank you. >> a fight in howard

>> look at him standing there like the gentile gentlemen, he's not one of them. >> steve, what are we watching where the wives of the candidates in the case of gingrich and romney take the microphone first? this is new. >> it's -- look i think ann romney is an enormous asset for him i expect you will see more of her in a close race going forward. >> let's go to mitt romney speaking to his supporters in massachusetts. >> thanks, guys. >> go mitt go, go mitt go. go mitt go. >> she is -- she is the best and that was my son tag with her and his wife jen and their children, ali and joe, thomas, great to have my family to be back in our home of massachusetts. it's wonderful to be able to go home tonight for the first time in two months. [ applause ] >> ann said it right, what a great night. there are three states now tonight under our belt and counting, we're going to get more before the night is over. we're on our way. [ applause ] >> we're so excited to be at the base state tonight celebrating with family and friends who worked tirelessly on the campaign. and of course it's such an honor

[applause] we stand together, catholics, pros -- protestants, jews, gentile, all over this country, and it is important that we understand that if they come for the catholics, they will come for the jews, and they will come for the protestants. even the agnostics. if we yield now we might as well prepare to continue to yield until there is nothing left to give up. ronald reagan said it best. our freedom is only one generation from perishing. this is why, when matt and i met in 2009, this is why 2.9 million americans marched on washington. because we sensed something was terribly wrong in this land. we sensed that if we did not speak up, that there was something that we could lose, that we could never regain, and i stand here to tell you that i was proud to be a tea partyer then and i'm proud to be a tea partyer now. [applause] "runaway slave" is a movie about a people trapped in a system. i grew up in louisiana. i'm very proud of it. my roots run deep. and decane river. i'm very familiar with creole culture. my father was one. great-grandfather,, were all of that culture. there was a sy

across this nation, to bring about the change that we all enjoy, black men and white men, jews and gentiles, coming together in order to make sure that we had a more perfect union. and that america lived up to its ideals of democracy and civil liberties. i can't imagine what it was like to be congressman john lewis as he walked across the edmund pettis bridge. i grew up in selma. i lived my life in selma, alabama. my mom and dad are still in selma, alabama. i cross the edmund pettis bridge every time i go home to visit them. it stands as a symbol for the world of what's possible when brave white men and black men, women and children decide to change the fate of history, and in doing so bring about significant changes for this country. i'm proud to represent selma, alabama, birmingham, alabama, tuscaloosa, alabama, the state of alabama in this congress. i do so humbly because of the courage and bravery of former and current members of congress who did the unthinkable. i can't imagine being congressman john dingell who first took office in 1955 from michigan. he sat in this very chamber and v

we expect to have a sense of gentility a quality that is expected in the south. >>clayton: we will get to that in a second and how romney is handling that, news making headlines about this pro obama super pac that has received a large sum of money from bill maher in the wake of the rush limbaugh story and the comments of women back-and-forth, and bell mary has said course language against sarah palin over the years and there is an equal call for the super pac to return the money. and the white house said they will not. your reaction? >>governor huckabee: so much hypocrisy to go around. where do you start in the white house? the left ring entertainment industry? but in every case a different set of rules being applied to someone on left than someone on the right. rush limbaugh apologized for what he said and he should have, he did, admitted it was a mistake and we have not heard a similar add motion that it was a mistake on the part not just of bill maher but of chris matthews, who is not a comedian. and he apologized, so give him credit for having later --. they

>> look at him standing there like the gentile gentlemen, he's not one of them. >> steve, what are wewhere the wives of the candidates in the case of gingrich and romney take the microphone first? this is new. >> it's -- look i think ann romney is an enormous asset for him i expect you will see more of her in a close race going forward. >> let's go to mitt romney speaking to his supporters in massachusetts. >> thanks, guys. >> go mitt go, go mitt go. go mitt go. >> she is -- she is the best and that was my son tag with her and his wife jen and their children, ali and joe, thomas, great to have my family to be back in our home of massachusetts. it's wonderful to be able to go home tonight for the first time in two months. [ applause ] >> ann said it right, what a great night. there are three states now tonight under our belt and counting, we're going to get more before the night is over. we're on our way. [ applause ] >> we're so excited to be at the base state tonight celebrating with family and friends who worked tirelessly on the campaign. and of course it's such an honor to have th