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or no god? as a mother had reduced our this conversation with your children to get them interested in religion and spirituality? >> i have a 16 year-old daughter who is in acs. [laughter] i have failed. [laughter] she is the atheist. i think she will be great. [laughter] i don't think the way to a discussion with people who may may love or drive us crazy i don't think that is head-on i don't think we should engage people in the discussion of god or no god. sell win high started thinking of doing the radio program, i learned to the original and one of them was a very wise man where muslims christians and jews talking for years all the we don't think that is possible based on the headlines that we hear that is best to comment at a slant and that is actually what we do on our program. we come up the whole subject this is not to say we will talk whether a god exists or not but what it means to be a christian but last week we interviewed two jesuit to were astronomers through their work and that is a

i believe that god breathes -- >> am i not inspired by god because i am filled with love for you, for>> when god says in his word this is what love is, and we pervert that and turn it into something that -- >> how am i perverted? >> we have taken a love that he designed to be lived out in marriage. that is his sexual outlet for male and females to enjoy union together in the holy sankmony of marriage. >> larry: let me get a break and we'll pick it back up. don't go away. . lives. how ? by bringing together... information. ... people ... ... machines ... ... systems ... ideas... verizon helps businesses worldwide... including fortune 500 companies... find and achieve... better. better. better. better. [ male announcer ] we call it the american renewal. because ge capital understands what businesses need to grow. that's why today ge capital provides critical financing to more than 300,000 growing companies. ♪ >> larry: we're back with jennifer knapp and pastor bob botsford. do you feel hurt, jennifer, by what the pastor thinks? >> no. i've shared my grievances with bob offcamera. i'm no

i believe that god breathes -- >> am i not inspired by god because i am filled with love for you, forly? >> when god says in his word this is what love is, and we pervert that and turn it into something that -- >> how am i perverted? >> we have taken a love that he designed to be lived out in marriage. that is his sexual outlet for male and females to enjoy union together in the holy sankmony of marriage. >> larry: let me get a break and we'll pick it back up. don't go away. i'm ed whitacre, from general motors. a lot of americans didn't agree with giving gm a second chance. quite frankly, i can respect that. we want to make this a company all americans can be proud of again. that's why i'm here to announce we have repaid our government loan, in full, with interest, five years ahead of the original schedule. but there's still more to do. our goal is to exceed every expectation you've set for us. we're putting people back to work, designing, building, and selling the best cars and trucks in the world. with our 100,000-mile, 5-year powertrain warranty to guarantee the quality. and the u

you serve people because they're human beings, created in the image of god, loved by god. >> reporter: still, he admits, his church members don't hide what motivates their work. >> people ask us why, sometimes, and, at that point, i share because i do this out of my faith. that i believe this is what it means to follow jesus. >> reporter: because of the security situation, it's difficult for outsiders to get in. but ginghamsburg tries to send groups as often as possible to see the work firsthand. slaughter led a delegation there late last year. >> i share with my own family that i need to do this kind of experience. i need to get into where these people are, you know, in dangerous places about once a year for my own soul health. and i really come back and realize what's important. >> reporter: slaughter believes the sudan work has had a profound impact on the ginghamsburg congregation. when he proposed the first darfur project at christmastime in 2004, some people were apprehensive. >> i said, "hey, christmas is not your birthday. it's jesus' birthday." because christians have made ch

god is anything other than the one true god. when the magistrate six out of its boundary the rulership is a curse upon the people for the minister of god put a minister of [inaudible] of land is departed from the principles of severed dee dee to civil governments of your word of a sweep of the tragic situation we are considering today on just on constitutional taxation and our land. that limits your word for government legitimate to job and jobs alone. when the civil magistrate has failed to do that and he has here in washington and continues to cravenly unrepentant lee do that each and everyday and establishing justice and defending the borders are the only two legitimate functions of civil government we understand there for those functions are those alone are the only legitimate functions which the civil magistrate may rightfully tax the citizens of the land. all other taxations for any other purposes if none other than legalized plunder. and on paper and calling it will even vote violates law of nature is a damnable sen. the

god bless you and god bless florida. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> charlie! coming -- >> coming up next is the funeral for dorothy height. senate leaders discuss their plans for an immigration bill and then we have an interview with an arizona legislature -- legislator about their new emigration law. tomorrow, on species -- on c- span, we will bring what policy should be on dealing with iran and their new nuclear program. that will be live here on c-span starting at 10:30 a.m. eastern. >> sunday, backepat buchanan wil take your calls, e-mails, and tweets. >> c-span, our public affairs content is available on television, radio, an online. you can also connect with us on twitter, face of -- facebook, and youtube. >> civil rights leader dorothy height died last week at the age of 98. her work as former chair and president of the national council of negro women was honored at her funeral held today at the national washington cathedral. president obama was among the speakers during this event. >> i am the resurrection a

and, that somehow they are at the center of god's heart, and god's work.ry ordinary bunch. fishermen, people off the streets. a couple of irs agents on the job. they are not movers and shakers, and power brokers and the famous, but jesus is saying to them, that you are the ones who are going to change the world. you are the salt of the earth, he says. you are the light of the world. i'm calling you to be edgy, provocative, salt in the system, and gleaming lights of moral clarity to confront the world and guide it, salt and light, that is your job. to build the new world i hope to see. today, we are giving thanks for the life of a woman who over 98 years became an unstoppable force of salt and light for our country. for days, now, and again this morning, we have been celebrating this woman, known as the grand dame of the civil rights movement. its unsung heroine, one of the handful of the civil rights' most important leaders. dorothy height's 80 years of involvement spans the lynchings of the 1930s and activism of eleanor roosevelt in the 1940s and school s

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thank god for a job well done. servant of god, he is a servant of god.he best of your service, weary of life and the battle is one. be not dismayed when men won't believe you. he will understand and say, well done. or when i come to the end of my journey, weary of life, and the battle is won, carrying the staff and the cross of redemption, he will understand and say, well done. well done. thou good and faithful servant. well done. benjamin lawson hooks, well done. we will see you in the morning. in the morning. were bells will be ringing. in the morning here good night, dr. hooks. i will see you in the morning. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> let the church say amen. church say amen again. all right. you all get what i say? i'm about halfway through. let's make sure that we come forth as we do the essentials, make any sense of but make it short. help me, somebody. so help us out. brother kyle, will you? take care. >> amen. the superintendent has asked pastor brandon border would speak on behalf of the church of christ all over the nation. pastor porter, you may come a

, god bless america. -- god bless, god bless, god bless america. >> the next one is a serious speechm years ago. who got that idea? >> the first historical speech that we did was an ok -- was martin luther king jr.. jfk was an obvious choice for an inaugural address. >> when did you do that? >> i did that in 2009. let's run the martin luther king video and then we will do the jfk. >> i would like to present to you, dr. martin luther king. >> now is the time to rise from the darkness of the valley of segregation. it now is the time to lift our nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood. i have a dream that my children will not be judged by the color of their skin. i have a dream. i have a dream. a crooked way will be made straight. i have a dream. america could be a great nation. let freedom ring from the hilltops. let freedom ring from the malley mountains -- from 90 -- from the mighty mountains. let freedom ring, let freedom, let freedom ring. let freedom ring from tennessee. let freedom ring from mississippi. let freedom ring from every city and

he is still some how sick, too sick to serve god. in my view, that particular directive, which i think up until then, there are some things that seem to fall apart, that itself is not an argument. it's an act of bigotry. it is an act of the stigmatization. this, by the way, and this is where feeling does creep in, by a church that engaged over the last decades in the grotesque cover-up and commitment of sexual abuse of children at a greater extent than any other institution we know of, if or a secular institution, the police would have gone in and shut it down. but nonetheless, the hypocrisy and double standards of these individuals are not what i am arguing. what i am arguing is that the argument makes no sense. i tried most of my life for it to make sense and it does not make sense. the second politics of homosexuals -- think called blue oceans. -- c alm blue ocean. i want to just add, by the way, before we leave the catholic topic, the catholics, i know, the people live in the church and in the pews and the priests i know are not

the church as a way of living together before god, a new way of being human together. what jesus and the apostle proclaimed, who was not a new ideology or a new religion in our modern, attenuated cents. they proclaimed that god had established the order in the midst of history, not perfectly, but truly. the church anticipates the form of the human race is it will be when it comes to maturity. she is the already of the new amenity that will perfected -- will be perfected in the last days -- the new humanity. conversion is the beginning of our resocialization and inculturation into the way of life practiced by the ecological community. modern christianity has lost sight of this vision. our churches are more likely to be clubs for religious people in communities of disciples striving to live all of life under god's kingship. for many modern christians, christians are dispensers of fire insurance in the mood brighteners. they are not nurturers of a way of life. they are not the source of the best way to act and think in all spheres of experience. the message of the gospel

a lot of people say you're playing god. >> is a doctor who takes a leg off playing god? >> you're saying doctors play god all the time. >> sure. any time you interfere with a natural premise, you're god. >> dr. kevorkian speaking out about why he fears president obama's safety. >>> american amanda knox is in an italian prison facing 26 years for the murder of her roommate, but it could get worse for her. why prosecutors want to increase her sentence. first joe johns has a "360 news and business bulletin." >> a new development from haiti. last night we reported charges had been dropped for nine of ten americans arrested in haiti earlier this year. now haiti's top prosecutor is denying those kidnapping charges have been dropped. he says they will stand until a judge decides whether to proceed to trial. the tenth american missionary remains in a haitian jail. >>> former president bill clinton said antigovernment rhetoric can lead to violence like it did 15 years ago this month with the oklahoma city bombing. he told wolf blitzer that anger directed toward president obama is

god bless ourminers. god bless their families.bless the united states of america. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ only you can know the pain you were not afraid you were no stranger to the rain so go rest high on that mountain your work on earth is done go to heaven shouting love for the father and son oh, how we try wish i could see the angels faces when they hear your sweet voice sing go rest hight on that mountain son, your work on earth is done go to heaven shouting love for the father and son ♪ ♪ ♪ go rest high on that mountain son, your work on earth is done and go to heaven shouting love for the father and son go to heaven shouting love for the father and the son ♪ [applause] >> let me say on behalf of the great state of west virginia, i want to thank each and every person the participated today. i want to thank all of you that came out to honor our miners, those that have worked so long and so hard for all of you. to the families, i want to say this. i hope that we gave you some comfort today to start the healing process. you kn

god bless. god bless united states of america. thank you.oor of the house democratic leaders said in a very serious statement this administration cut taxes more than any administration in the last years. [booing] and you heard the president say as recently as a few weeks ago the trillion dollars stimulus bill was 50% tax cuts. we are grateful in america who we represent here knows the truth and the truth will set us free. [cheering] and some of you know i am the author of the fair tax bill. and you will soon hear from dick armey. both of us agree on one thing. the system we have today is broken and must be fixed. we also know from the 18 years and house we also know this town which has so much influence over this process is invested in the tax code. i was giving a talk down town to a large lobbying group of two years ago explaining that the fear tax would get rid of the irs and one of them who i knew well said just give us a few more years. they make their living off the tax code and all of us are here today on either side to say the code mu

>> neil: what if you see god. >> is there a god?> there are gods that are created by men or women. they're created. they're -- look. western mythology is what we have. i prefer greek mythology and i'm not interested in that. but these stories, i don't know if they're true. nobody does. even the experts don't. we have no records of t there's no evidence of it in history. everything is perspective. >> neil: a lot -- it's all base on faith. but wouldn't it be a kick if, after you leave this world, you see a higher god. >> i'm look at the man on the thrown and say, so why didn't you make me smarter? >> neil: this movie and the fact that al pacino agreed to play you, did he talk to you much about the role? >> no, we didn't discuss it. all i said is it was great. in fact i have a quote that catches his attention sometime that they made al pacino look more like me than i look like me. >> it is uncanny, by the way. >> really. >> neil: i was told there were a number of people in the making of the film, doctor, who had a preconceived view of

god is happy. for those who are blessed and precious in his sight, those who gave themselves to a purpose beyond them selves and dr. hooks did. he gave selfishly and gave willingly. he gave it believing he could make a difference in the world. not only for himself or ever enjoyed by him, but those who came in behind him could benefit from what he had done. he would stand so that we must learn to get beyond ourselves. second, there is a definition which says you are well off. well off? well off the cliff is that what he had here was not as grand as what the lord had promised. -- well-off declares that what he had here was not as grand. while many of us live and do work, serve, labor and to do all that we seek to do, we may never receive the things from those whom we serve. god is ever so grateful that we have loved him enough to give it the very best that we have that others might be blessed. god says to him, benjamin hooks, you are well off now. you are in the presence of the ham -- you are in the

praise the lord. >> god bless you so much! thank you, country music. god bless you, country music! win awards. spirit airlines charging for carry an. senator schumer will talk about this. and celebs have taken over our green room. emeril legacee is here. we have more coming up. >> four days after goldman sachs cost investors $12 billion, they gave out another $5.4 billion in bonuses. even somali pirates are going, come on! >> brian: that's true. goldman is actually in the news for other good news for them. this would have been an amazing story had there not been a fraud charge. >> steve: that's right. maybe the news we're about to give you could make the government's case because just an hour ago, goldman sachs reporting huge profits in the first quarter of this year. its profits nearly doubled to $3.3 billion, largely way above the estimates. company says it's setting aside 43% of its profits for employee salaries, down from 50% last year. really cutting back. of course, this comes as the sec hits goldman with fraud charges last week. courtney. >> the space shuttle discovery reent

god bless you and god bless the united states of america. we have one other piece of business. would the sergeant please come forward? there he is. growing up in nigeria, he probably never imagined he would be standing on this stage today. neither did i.. [laughter] thanks to the generosity of churches in virginia, he and his parents found a home in the united states. he said he always want to be in the military and he found his calling in the united states marine corps. he is deployed to iraq and was serving his second tour when his unit was struck by an improvised explosive device. the weeks and months that followed, he battled to recover from for traumatic brain injury edit va. --va medical facility and he was sworn in as an american citizen. this morning was not only determine to recover but to help others. he has been a leader and mentor to his -- fallen warriors. he is quite an athlete. he agrees. [laughter] he will compete next month in the first warrior games of the u.s. olympic training center in colorado. for his distinguished serv

[applause] because we are west, by god, virginia, god-fearing, god-loving, god-praising people and wee it and we need to show it here today because the eyes of the world are upon us. and we want to fwlorfy our god for whom all blessings flow. let us pray. our father and our god, we come this day thanking you for for divine presence, throughout this entire tragedy has been real. these families have shown how to go through tragedy and trials and, tragedies and disbelief and wondering about their loved ones. they showed the world, father, how that even when they go through the valleys of the shadow of death you are with them and that they would fear no evil. they told the world that they were still holding onto god's unchanging hand. that they still love god and were not blaming god, but were clinging to him because we know from whom our blessings flow. and father god, as we look to you here today, this is not a political convention. this is not a umw convention. this is a healing convention, and a heaven convention because we believe that you are here! you are here to bless, to lift up

. -- ladies and gentleman, thank you for having me and god bless you and god bless our troops. [applause] >> thank you so much, mr. vice president. i appreciate that. ok, if he wants to, but i told him to keep it short. keep it short. someone wants to say hello. >> good evening. i would like to thank the radio and television correspondents association for having this dinner. i would also like to think anybody who made it tonight that may have crashed the party. i am sure we will hear about you on "tmz" in the morning. now that arnold schwarzenegger will no longer be governor of california, i wonder if he would be at these events. i think we would have a lot less party crashers when someone's credentials did not check out, arnold could scream, "get out of here." but that is just me. i coupe -- i could have been a fox news reporter. i have the legs for it. if that joke offended anyone, do not worry. i will invite you to a beer some of and everything will be ok. just the other day, joe biden invited me to the st. patrick's day after party. i told him i was not irish. he said that

>> oh, my god, i'm looking at a baby. didn't know my wife was pregnant. >> you didn't know your wife was pregnant. >> no. >> reporter: how can that be? they didn't know that a baby was coming? and on this night, the closest paramedic is 20 minutes away. >> oh, my god, i'm looking at a baby. >> calm down, okay? >> it's a boy. >> oh my god. >> she didn't know how far along she was? >> no. >> so then you literally give birth in the tub. >> in the tub. >> reporter: and what did you see, what did you hear as this was happen something. >> i think i was in shock. i hesitated because i was so scared. it was very scary. i felt guilty. i didn't care for him for nine months and if something was wrong with him, it was my fault. >> i didn't know if she was okay, or the baby was okay. >> reporter: the parents are the proud parents of a baby boy. >> one of my best friends called me and told me the station was dragging our names through the mud. >> reporter: stations around the county picked up the story. >> she didn't know she was pregn

god creates the world and adam and eve, he destroys it. he's disappointed with human being, he destroys it with a flood and he starteds over. it's a constant cycle. one of the things that -- even in this moment of outside the box and of fear and of change is that lots of people have been through this before. and they have -- and if you look back at human history, it is at the moment of greatest insecurity, dislocation, exile when the great, great truths occur. that's the opportunity that i think we all see. in finding this moment of great... dislocation, i think we all see opportunity for moving forward in a positive way. >> glenn: i am working on a documentary about the great depression and the extremes in the great depression. and i am unearthing film footage, i went to los angeles to go to a film vault. i am unearthing film that america's going to be -- shocked and horrified when they see. history you have never seen before. and as i am doing it, i am thinking to myself: the 1930s in america and the rest of the world, 1930s and 40s must

-- why is god not simply of value -- a value, just like everything else is? he exists in a stylistic world where you as -- where he is as much your creations as you are his. what is above reason becomes as frivolous as the pretensions of reason to know something. the old approach suggests that reason cannot know both facts and virtues or moral commandments, but that reason can know something. what makes got amazing is that what he is and what he knows is over and above what we can no by nature. -- can know by nature. without that, the danger is that god becomes your value. >> "the abolition of man" anticipate a lot of these problems -- "the abolition of man" anticipates a lot of these problems and it is (link dawson -- and it is a perennially important book. >> he was very present. -- president -- prescient. >> do you have your ushers ready? [laughter] >> the seven talks have contained strands that have argued all day against the postmodern as logic -- pulls modernist -- post-modernist logic. the deep fallacy in things like joe biden, john kerry, and others,

his father added that god and the country will prevail. the police and the country were doing all they could. it's a vote of confidence, but -- it is very stressful reporting. i'm not suggest, by the way, that it wasn't a stressful period. i'm just suggesting that the foot was full down on the accelerator pedal, and we can talk about, you know, my judgment on these questions if just a bit. this confidence in fact about god and country was little in

we need not less of god we need more god, more prayer.understand how come this judge doesn't see this >> greta: in sort of a perverse way it vans the national day of prayer. but for her making this an issue we wouldn't have this discussion, in some sort of odd way it dark -- it puts the spotlight on it -- maybe you disagree me on that? >> i agree. this judge i pray for her. and pray that god would get a 5 hold of her heart and she would come to know the lord jesus christ in a personal way as her saviour and her lord that would be my prayer for her and for everyone watching. >> greta: reverend thank you. i'm sure you will be here on the day of prayer we'll see you then, thank you. >> thank you god bless you greta. >> greta: after the show on the o'reilly factor. >> president obama taking big notice of the tea party protests we'll talk with chris wallace. glenn beck angry at "newsweek" magazine coming up. >> greta: great night at 11. we are live until the top of the hour. our next guest a democrat he predicts a november disaster for the dem

god bless. god bless united states of america. thank you.te of georgia representative john. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for being here. yesterday morning on the floor of the house democratic leaders said in a very serious statement this administration cut taxes more than any administration in the last years. [booing] and you heard the president say as recently as a few weeks ago the trillion dollars stimulus bill was 50% tax cuts. we are grateful in america who we represent here knows the truth and the truth will set us free. [cheering] and some of you know i am the author of the fair tax bill. and you will soon hear from dick armey. both of us agree on one thing. the system we have today is broken and must be fixed. we also know from the 18 years and house we also know this town which has so much influence over this process is invested in the tax code. i was giving a talk down town to a large lobbying group of two years ago explaining that the fear tax would get rid of the irs and one of them who i knew well said just give us a few m

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god bless you. >> thank you.here is a lot of michael michael ohers, look around there are some kids that very quickly could fall through the cracks. and there is a lot of michael ohers out there. hopefully we can keep that from happening. >> mike: let's hope there are a lot more sean and leigh anne tuohys. >> not a whole lot more. >> mike: thank you for coming. what a blessing. [cheers and applause] >> mike: technology enthusiasts are lining up al local apple stores as the company releases the long anticipated ipad this weekend. coming up, "fox & friends" anchor and in-house tech nerd clayton morse will be telling us about the ipad and some other new gadgets and how they can make your life easier. [cheers and applause] sometimes when talking about the greatest and latest new tech logical inventions does it seem like we are listening to a foreign language. "fox & friends" weekend anchor and resident gadget geek clayton morris recently stopped by to translate and put everything into simple terms that all of us can

and god knows we homosexuals are good at that.e third politics of homosexuality, i feel like i'm from some monty python speech. [laughter] >> sorry. the third politics of homosexuality i call conservatism. and i mean this in not in the way conservatism is currently understand in this country. i mean, a class of conservative temperament we really like the homosexuals but not talk about it, thank you. this is a very english view. why do you have to keep bringing it up? can't we all just get along? why do you have to talk about sex all the time? why do we even have to talk about this. gays in the military, there was once a time when we didn't have to deal with this subject. i don't want to hate you but i don't want to have to acknowledge you exist. [laughter] >> and these are also good people. many of them. but, of course, in the last 20 years the possibility of that happening is over. the closet has collapsed. looking at admiral mullen, seeing the difference between then and now, admiral mullen in front of the congress said he alway

god bless west virginia.nd god bless the united states of america. >> reporter: and, lester, it was clearly a day of mourning and remembrance here in west virginia, but there are ongoing investigations into what caused that explosion at the upper big branch mine. and today we learned that there is still so much deadly methane gas filled in that mine that investigators won't be able to get into it for at least another month to find out exactly what happened. lester? >> mike viqueira in beckley for us tonight, thank you. >>> president obama was taking some time off in north carolina this weekend, and before he left for west virginia, he paid a visit to evangelist billy graham at his home in north carolina. now 91, graham has met ever president since truman. today, president obama became the first to visit graham at his home. from west virginia, the president heads back to washington where he's got a fight on his hands this week ov over financial reform. john harwood joins us tonight from the white house. republ

so is america really one nation under god? >>> and on a very different note tonight, the supermodel who is taking potshots at celebrity plastic surgeries. paulina porizkova is here with very surprising and candid thoughts on true beauty. lots to get to. but we begin with "the mash-up." our number one international story, the deadliest day of the year in iraq. at least 61 people died. more than 100 were wounded in a wave of bombings in baghdad and nearby anbar province. >> just days after the killings of the two top al qaeda leaders in iraq, a wave of bombings have left dozens dead in baghdad and neighboring anbar province. >> mangled cars, buses clogging the streets outside two mosques, party headquarters and a market. at least 58 people were killed and nearly 200 were injured. >> no one has claimed responsibility, but expert says the attacks are characteristically al qaeda. >> right now there are major concerns that the iraqi security forces are not up to the task of protecting the citizenry here, and they're wondering if al

so they will say of god is issues using a religion as tool. well then, we don't ask why is the tool so effective. well, the taliban, this is what, they're hypocrites. if hypocrisy negated the power of religion, no religion would exist. but religion does exist. and again i keep fighting for people in washington to accept the fact that when your enemy insists that he is fighting for his religion and it's going to die for his religion, it might be to take him or her seriously. we pretend, the ivy league grads, they are so sector in education, they don't get the power, the transformative power of revelation. the incredibly, the shattering tackles of the voice of god in human affairs. they don't understand that power. so they just rationalize it away. but i put it to you, what could be more powerful in religion. the five great world religions. judaism, to a layperson like me it is at least 3000 years old. 26 to 28 as we know but it goes back obviously farther. christianity, 2000 years old. hinduism, god, who knows. buddhism, about 2000 of the as lo

god. >> isn't the doctor who takes a leg off playing god?you are saying doctors play god all the time? >> of course, anytime you interfere with the natural process, you are playing god. god determines what happens naturally. that means that when a person is ill, he should not go to a doctor, because he is asking for interference with god's will. but, of course, patients can't think that way. they want to live as long as possible and not suffer, so they call a doctor to help them end the suffering. >> fascinating stuff. he is profiled in a new hbo film called "you don't know jack" which prepares next week, and al pachino playskevorkian. log on to my blog and let us know. we will get your comments on the air later on this afternoon. >>> waxing poetic in public. why this guy is letting perfect strangers rip away his hair. why is he doing that? that's not funny, just painful. but it's a viral video that you don't want to miss. at the end of the day in sitka, alaska, everyone awaits the return of the fishing boats. their safe arrival is highly an

what god do they believe in?' c-span: how old were you when this happened? was it in the years... >> guest: i think it was an evolving process, probably during my seminary days, you know. i... c-span: who's seth warner? >> guest: seth warner is a wonderful, wonderful friend. i -- i -- i mention him in the book. when i was in the seminary i went to -- as i mentioned, i was sent to fribourg, switzerland, to study theology. and one day a woman next knocked on the door and asked me if there was anybody there who could help her translate a letter. because she had an apartment, and she had a letter from a couple in california who were thinking of coming to switzerland for a sabbatical. and they were from malibu, california. i had, growing up in delaware, barely heard of california. i had never heard of malibu, which became one of my favorite places in life. so i said, 'i'll do it for you'' and it turned out that it was seth and marjorie warner, who were from malibu. seth was a professor at santa monica city college of h

she marched against lynching. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> and celebrated the inaugust ration of an african american president. >> i knew this day was coming. i didn't realize i would live to see it. >> i have a dream today. >> she was the only woman on the speaker's platform when martin luther king galvanized the nation, but no woman, not even dorothy height was allowed to speak. >> they said, well there are women members of all those organizations. the churches, the unions, the naacp. >> the eleanor was holding near height during this speech. >> she led by example to show black women that they could do both. they didn't have to shed one persona or the other. >> reverend says dorothy height had a gift of calming the waters of discourt. >> she held us together and those who miss her in the black community and in the world community, because of that ability will be looking for young people who will follow an example of her life. >> bruce leshan, 9news now. >> dorothy height never married. she is survived by a sister in ne

for jeep, thank god for that job, because i hadn't worked in two months. >> reporter: the hope now is the auto industry's recent boost will mean a similar rebound for the rest of the country. and construction manufacturing and retail payrolls that were hit hard by snowstorms last month will see gains, as well. bianca, back to you. >> tara mergener, thank you. >>> and department of homeland security is announcing new security rules for air travelers coming into the united states. after the christmas day bombing attempt near detroit, president obama ordered a review of passenger screening procedures. the new measures drop the policy of patting down travelers from 14 mostly muslim countries. instead, they will require extra screening only for passengers who match intelligence information about terror suspects. >>> president obama spoke by phone with china's president last night as both leaders try to ease tensions before he visits the united states later this month. the white house says they discussed iran's nuclear ambitions and also other issues. >>> mr. obama was returning from flood

>> yeah, that's what he'd say to god.lking about water. i was explaining to him once. he was saying that he thinks some animals are pointless. like, he didn't fully understand evolution. i've tried to explain a few times. and i like it when his arrogance is mixed with his stupidity. for about the tenth time, i was explaining evolution. he went, "yeah, i've got the gist of it." i went, "go on." he went, "oh, i know it went germ, fish, mermaid, man." [ laughter ] he's just an idiot. mermaid, like that's part of our human evolution. [ laughter ] and i said -- i joked about jellyfish. i said, "jellyfish are 97% water." and karl went, "oh, just give them another 3% and make them water." [ laughter ] he was annoyed. they were nearly water, so they were pointless. >> jimmy: because they were almost water. i like that you say he has a perfectly round head. >> he has a perfectly round head. >> jimmy: he does have a nice round head. >> yeah, it's completely spherical. and i think we've captured that in the cartoon. [ laughter ] >>

christian legal society statement of faith: "trusting in jesus christ as my savior, i believe in one god, eternally existent in three persons-- father, son and holy spirit." if you don't sign the statement of faith, you cannot vote or hold office. members must also accept the society's sexual morality standards which state that any "sexually immoral lifestyle" is grounds for disqualification, including "all acts of sexual conduct outside of god's design for marriage between one man and one woman." that was enough for dean martinez to deny the christian legal society official law school recognition. >> we are a public institution. when we admit students, we tell them "we will admit you regardless of your beliefs, regardless of your race, regardless of whether you're striped or not." and i think part of our promise when they come here is that they are allowed to share in the full educational experience of hastings. and i think it's a terrible thing that we would have to do to say, "yes, we will admit you. oh, but by the way, there are certain groups where you're not welcome." and to the ex

for artists like cece winans, oh, my god is not just a, it's everything. >> i'm doing what god wantsen you're in you're purpose you shine. >> born eight of ten children in a musical dynasty, cece is a family nickname grew up singing gospel. >> we never thought it was anything great or different and until we started getting offers -- [♪] >> first, her older brothers formed a group then in the 80s she teamed up with her brother bebe. together, the duo has sold five million records but not without some criticism at first. critics thought they were too secular. >> they were like this couldn't be gospel music. you're not christians for real. you can't really love god. you just want money. you get accused of all those things. but cece insists her music is truly from the heart. >> a lot of my songs are love songs. when you have a relationship with the father it is very intimate. it's more intimate than anything else. you're sing to your creator. >> few gospel artists have had the crossover success of cece winans and sang a duet with her good friend whitney houston for the 1995 film "waiting

it just came down on your head. >> god saved me. >> reporter: god saw you? >> reporter: god saved you. >> oui. >> reporter: leogane was near the epicenter of the quake, and about 80% of the town was destroyed. pastor gilles took me through a cornfield to show me the destruction at his wife's family's home. most of his congregation members have lost everything. he hopes to rebuild, but for now he worries about surviving day- to-day. the church has moved the worship services to a large tent donated by u.s. churches. it's difficult for my grandparents to hear such stories about their friends. >> it is so sad because the poor people had nothing to begin with hardly, and now they... >> reporter: but there were happy stories, too. after my appearance at church, old friends came to say hello. some remembered when i had come before; others wanted to meet the churchills' granddaughter, or, as they called me, "petite- petite fille churchill." as word of my visit spread, one old friend drove in from port- au-prince to see me. >> it's my friend. >> reporter: yeah, from

only god is perp. so when you have a -- only god it per. so when you have a complex system, it's a tool, it's a system of organizing, assigning values, and exchanging goods. that's what capitalism is. and it's the most effect tv one we've -- effective one we've found out so far. socialism, sooner or later you run out of somebody else's money. now, the tragedy for humanity with many of these ideologist, is that -- ideologies, is that the rhetoric of the left is beautiful, it's inspirational. you know, peace and bread, equality of all. etc., etc., etc. it sounds good, but give me the map to make it happen. give me the directions to the kit, and with it comes down to making things happen -- you know, one part of this talk, i cut this short, but the discussion of ideologies. what is amazing was not just that these ego maniacs like marx or lenin or mao, second rate intellect with first rate ambitions, sitting in lansburg prison, they design these systems, human beings sign up for them hand what happens when there turns out to be a flaw in the sy