true god of true god. therefore every birth is that unique expression of god's love for humanity. with this divine love we embrace today the young and old, the rich and poor, the healthy and the sick, the marginalized and the victimized. we embraced the black and white, the religious and nonreligious. we come together in this march as the people of god and we come together as people of goodwill. we marched to constitution avenue to light a candle and eliminate and pierced the darkness of rejection and despair. we come together as the march for life, for where are the great mosaic of america. today in the hundreds and thousands gathered, we represent the heartland of america. we are the west coast, we are the east coast, we are the north, we are the south, united in the fabric antheil's of life, and we shot from the mountain tops -- shot from the mountain tops. we are a boarding in the future civic and spiritual leaders. we are a boarding the future scientists, future doctors. we are a boarding --aborting our sons and orderdaughters. we pray for the founder and president of the mar

god bless you. god bless america.noon, ken from kansas -- [cheers and applause] >> it's a real honor to be here with my wife and four adopted children. how about a shoutout for adoption? [cheers and applause] yeah as you can see, our children don't look like us, but these are the children that planned parenthood doesn't want. can we stop planned parent hoot? yes, we can. yes, we can. the state of kansas in 1850 was called bloody kansas. today, we are at the heart of the struggle for life. in 1850, the supreme court decided black people were not human. they decided young people aren't human. we are here to change this nation, and we will change our country. yes, we can. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> hi, everyone, i'm jeff from nebraska, and i'm pro-life. [cheers and applause] i'm so sorry, my own five children are not here with me, but as i look out at you, i know one thing. you are the new generation of pro-life leadership. you are the new generation of civil right leaders. you know that women deserve better tha

god is with them. if they are look for god they will have hope and direction for their lives. >> the churches hope to help many brazilians find faith in god. >>> one year ago this month, about 300,000 people died in the haiti earthquake r. there were amazing stories of survival. >> so true. like dan woolli. ephram graham has his story. >> if found, please give to my wife christina. i love you. i have never slowed down. >> the blood stained pages of dan's journal. he only arrived in haiti 1 day before the deadly earthquake literally buried him alive. >> i could never predicted this was a devieding line. i look at this, it is like before this and after this. >> his work brought him to port-au-prince. >> i love josh and nathan, the joy and proud of my life. >> father of 2 left a struggle behind at home with his life. >> it is not that we didn't care for each other. we allowed the busyness of life get in the way of the intimacy. >> there was a cooling off of me and god the priority my faith needs to have w

is god speaking to me? it's phase nateing his thought process, but no sooner does he get off the boat that he already knows he's made a mistake. he cannot leave germany and abandon his people in this time of suffering. he spends time talking with people in new york saying i can only stay a year, 8 months or 5 months, and then he goes back after 26 days in new york city. it's almost funny. he's like a ghost and it's so clear his heart and soul were in germany and he had to go back. he knew he was going back to danger. that much he knew. he didn't know the specifics of what, but he felt that if god calls me to go, i will go. that's what i do. i obey god, so he goes back. when he arrives in berlin, everyone is shocked. they pulled strings to get him out and now wonder what he's doing here now. he says, simply, i made a mistake. i made a mistake. now, what he does specifically, and this is where it's fascinating and i'll close. bonhoeffer is involved in a conspiracy to assassinate hitler. the way he gets in tha

gbagbo says he has peace because heknows god is in control. >> [ foreign speang ] i pray god everyday andi tell him to give me the strength so that i can lead the people that he has entrusted into . the rest he decides. >> to find out more about the ivory coast political dispute, log on to cwnews.org >>> coming up, how young professionals are the newest faces of china's church. >> it has been nearl1 year since the earthquake that killed more than a quarter of a million people in haiti and left near 1 million homeless. now evangelist franklin grahm has been invited to remin people there is hope in god. on sunday, grahamwill hold a hope. they are working together to bring e neighbors to the even cbn will broadcast the festival at 1:30 on sunday at cbnnews.com. >>> decades ago most christian groups ved out in the untry. they are bringing faith to the big cities like beijing and shanghai. my colleague george thomas has that story from beiji. >> wednesday just at 7:00 in an apartment not too far from the city center, a group of men and women in late 20s discuss how to thrive in rapidly cha

everything they do and thought and speech and work is praising god and worshipping god. >> troy is in his 8th season with the steelers and no sign of slowing down whether he is making an interception or diving into a play or sacking a quarterback, he keeps things in perspective. >> i don't love the sport in general. i don't wake up and go yea, football, contact time. i love the atmosphere and being around my teammates and the struggle in football. i love the fact that it is a part of my life and that i don't look at it as anymore important or any less but the fact god has made this a part of my life, i do love that about football. >> that is awesome. in a day and age looking for role models, troy is a good one. >> i was thinking, i would love for my son who is a high school football to watch that and see how you can do it successfully and still remain faithful to god. you can find other sports figures and government leaders at our website ago at cwnews.org. we'll be right back. >> finally on our broadcast, 9 hawaii state senators, they aren't backing down when it comes to prayer. >> t

let us teach our children that the god of comfort is also the god of righteousness. those who trouble their own house will inher the wind. just will prevail. >> rose: and president reagan after the explosion in space. >> the crew of the spults "challenger" honored us in the manner in which they lived their lives. we will never forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved good-bye and slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of god. thank you. >> rose: president obama used speeches to win the presidency from his first big appearance at the democratic national convention in 2004 sohis speech in philadelphia when he felt it necessary to talk about race in america. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of america. ( cheers and applause ) there is not a black america. and a white mirk. and latino america, and asian america. there's the united states of america. >> the fact is that the comment that have been made and the issues that have surfaced over the

banks and god bless. -- thanks and god bless.cheering] >> look at the large numbers that we have here. we come from almost every state because we love our home and our country. our country has been known to have to fight for its existence les.its principal in doing this, all the people who come or supporting every place with all sorts of energies and activities. one of those supreme supporters of the march for life has been and is now the knights of columbus. they are indeed the ones who are helping spiritually and so forth by putting this all together. it is because we are thinking about not only our homes and our religion, but in addition, we are thinking of ourselves as americans and we are thinking of ourselves as loving our country and giving allegiance. here to leave as in the pledge of allegiance is the supreme advocate, knights of columbus. he will lead us in the pledge. >> thank you,nellie. thanks for all you have done for the pro-life cause of the past 38 years. it is really an honor for the ninth of columbus to partici

god is within her. she will not fall. god will help her at break of day. on saturday morning gabby, her staff, and many of her constituents gathered outside the supermarket to exercise their right to peaceful assembly and free speech. (applause) they were fulfilling a central tenet of the democracy and... envision by our founders. representatives of the people answering questions to their constituents to carry their concerns back to our nation's capital. gabby called it "congress on your corner." just an updated version of "government of and by and for the people." (applause) and that quintessentially american theme, that was the scene that was shattered by a gunman's bullets and the six people who lost their lives on saturday, they, too, represented what is best in us. what is best in america. judge john roll served our legal system for nearly 40 years. (applause) a graduate of this university and a graduate of this law school. (cheers and applause) judge roll was recommended for the federal bench by john mccain 20 years ago. (applause) appointed by presi

god bless you. god bless america.good afternoon, ken from kansas -- [cheers and applause] >> it's a real honor to be here with my wife and four adopted children. how about a shoutout for adoption? [cheers and applause] yeah as you can see, our children don't look like us, but these are the children that planned parenthood doesn't want. can we stop planned parent hoot? yes, we can. yes, we can. the state of kansas in 1850 was called bloody kansas. today, we are at the heart of the struggle for life. in 1850, the supreme court decided black people were not human. they decided young people aren't human. we are here to change this nation, and we will change our country. yes, we can. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> hi, everyone, i'm jeff from nebraska, and i'm pro-life. [cheers and applause] i'm so sorry, my own five children are not here with me, but as i look out at you, i know one thing. you are the new generation of pro-life leadership. you are the new generation of civil right leaders. you know that women deserve

duties of the office on which you god? >> i do. >> we are going to do a picture. >> william, will you hold this for me? make it quick. here we go. . you are ok. you did it. >> i think clearly and wants to take a picture. -- i think all it wants to take a picture. -- i think lily wants to take a picture. [inaudible] >> thank you for your patience. i think that he wants to speak. >> here, but the girl. >> i need to borrow that back. i will trade you. here's the deal. if you can tell me which hand is in, you can have it. which hand ? >> that one. >> he got it. sorry to keep you waiting, kimberly. you married up. >> do i hold that? you hold that. he will put his left hand on it and raise his right hand. >> ok. foreign and domestic? and allegiance to the same. that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. [inaudible] >> i never have

god is within her. she will not fall. god will help her at break of day.ay morning, gabby, her staff, and many of her constituents gathered outside a supermarket to exercise their rights to peacefully assemble and free speech. [applause] they were fulfilling a central tenet of the democracy envisioned by our founders. representatives of the people answering questions to their constituents, who carry their concerns back to our nation's capital. gabby called it congress on your corner. the updated version of government of, and by, and for the people. [applause] and that quintessentially american scene, that was the scene shattered by a gunman's bullets. and the six people who lost their lives on saturday, they too represented what is best in us, what is best in america. judge john roll served our legal system for nearly 40 years. [applause] a graduate of this university and a graduate of this law school. [applause] judge roll was recommended for the federal bench by john mccain 20 years ago. appointed by george h. w. bush, and rose to become arizona's chief

god almighty, i did not see that. [laughter] >> thank you. ok, girls. >> why do you not get over there and i will come to you. who else do we have that? are there more families? ok. i want to check these [unintelligible] hey, man. how are you? that is right. when you are giving her the spokesman's job, you do not ask for your kitchen table back. [inaudible] congratulations. best wishes. >> thank you. >> hello. >> how are you, man? it is good to see you, man. we are going to do this again. dad, you stand right here. put your left hand of the bible and raise your right, senator. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you, so much. this is my mother and father. >>

he said i am the lord above all gods and idols. i used to be a buddhist, now i worshijesus christ. >> everyone has a testimony that god is life. convince them and then accept jesus christ as their personal lord and savior. >> they are traininthem to be evangelist and missionaries. >> theywill become missionaries to their own homes and own villages. >> i like to show my family how jesus has changed me. before i used to drink and do drugs. all that stopped when i surrendred my life to jesus. i am very happy now. i want my family to be happy, too. >> lucille, cbn news, bangkok. >>> increasing harassment, muslim imam has spokenout in their defense. our uk correspondent peter wooding. >> reporter: muslim imam dr. todd wrote in a christan newspaper, targeting christnity. >> we have an undercut, christianity is afteall the major faith of this particular country. >> he also high lights the case of sherley chaplin who works here at the hospital. she refused to remove her crucifix while at work and lost a claim for discrimination. for the mu

god bless you and god bless america. [cheers and applause] >> perhaps the greatest moral issue we face in this nation is the killing of 4,000 babies every day. god cannot and will not bless this land while this is going on. we have to stop it. we have to stop it now. [cheers and applause] i am appalled now from georgia, represent the 12th congressional district. [cheers and applause] when i was elected to congress i promised the first bill i would introduce was the sanctity of human life act. it was and will be until we stop this tragedy and this horror that is going on in america. but the greatest political force in america today is in the body in the first three words of the u.s. constitution: we've people. you will stop abortion. talk to your senators, talk to your congressman, did your friends, everybody to demand that we passed a personhood bill so that those pressures on born children, human beings, will have the right to life and be protected as you and i are. that's going to be the key. it's up to you. will you j

god bless you. god bless america. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, ken from kansas -- [cheers and applause] >> it's a real honor to be here with my wife and four adopted children. how about a shoutout for adoption? [cheers and applause] yeah as you can see, our children don't look like us, but these are the children that planned parenthood doesn't want. can we stop planned parent hoot? yes, we can. yes, we can. the state of kansas in 1850 was called bloody kansas. toda we are at the heart of the struggle for life. in 1850, the supreme court decided black people were not hun. they decided young people aren't human. we are here to change this nation, and we will change our country. yes, we can. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> hi, everyone, i'm jeff from nebraska, and i'm pro-life. [cheers and applause] i'm so sorry, my own five children are not here with me, but as i look out at you, i know one thing. you are the new generation of pro-life leadership. you are the new generation of civil right leaders. you kn

god. thank god. for. things like oh my god my god oh my god it's a very big part of my life and. you know and the after go for a fighting i live here and i'm. you know my life. much volves around political activism so obviously the political situation affects my life and my future and. i. i to keep working killed here due to military violence and always if the fear is complete keep it up if you get the feeling i got i. i there's never been a gun if you just sean decided to ditch a few thanks and instead imitator shouted never delish the army me x. two diff demonstrations to dish up writing as if it was a military uprighting with military tools and if issued to people are already being killed here. that. i. that i i i. i. demonstrations against the wall also turn violent they quickly erupt with stone throwing and gunfire. it is mostly the protesters who are seriously injured sometimes protesters gets killed. i believe the it's my duty as an israeli what's happening here in computing. and it's being done in in our name as you judge whether we agree with it or not a moral obligation

god bless this house. god bless this congress. and god bless america.the gentleman from azona. >> madam speaker, i yield one minute to the minority leader, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentlewoman from california, the minority leader, is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. extend my condolences to him, mr. pastor, the senior member of the arizona delegation, and all of the members of the arizona delegation. madam speaker, i'm pleased and saddened greatly saddened to join the speaker of e house, mr. bhner, in coming together in sadness today to share our prayers and indeed our hopes for those who have lost so much because of the tragedy in arizona involving our colleague, congresswoman gabby giffords. her staff and innocent bystanders. words are inadequate at a time like this, but nonetheless i hope it is a comfort to those who are -- lost loved ones, or injured on saturday that so many people mourn the losses but also pray for the survivors and care for them at th

she said i am so happy he is in heaven waiting for me. >> how do you see god working? >> i have been the pastor here and i am not saying this was needed for our community, so many people have been drawn together because of this. god has been praised throughout this whole tom. >> president obama spoke at a memorial service. >>> a year ago this week a 7.0 earthquake ravaged haiti. russ jones traveled to haiti to show us how christian ministries are helping people recover. >> reporter: tens of thousands gathered in downtown port-au-prince as a memorial. only 5 percent of the rubble has been removed making reconstruction difficult. thousands still live in tent cities with limited food and water supplies. an outbreak of cholera has hit. >> we built shelters. we made the determination, we stopped the shelter program and team came here and instructed this compound. >> cholera has killed many and sickened more. they are educating haitians on the threats of disease that may not go away. >> it is a fact of life in haiti. just like it has become a fact of life in other places of

. >> i would say gods still has some stuff for me to do. i did not know i was that close. >> how close were you? >> maybe 8%. my kidney function have less than 8% left. that is how close. tavis: first of all, the title. i love me some d j rogers, and one of my favorite songs is "love brought me back." >> i was in new york, and i heard that, and i thought, that is the title of my book. it makes sense. when you look back at certain things, you can ask yourself how do i get through this. players got me through this. >> you did a cover, "say you love me." that is a beautiful song. >> i ran into debt and sell. -- denzel. tavis: if i show of december 8 and you do not sing it, i am going to think he is more important than i am. >> nosair. >> it is a great song. it was not that long after that you went into dialysis. how did you wind up with a kidney? >> it is a long list, especially in big cities, and my son was not a match. we got a call. i was with my sister when the call came to say they did find a perfect match and that the kidney was specific

and their relationship with their god with them, and that god enfolds the people that they love thatt have the privilege of being with every day. >> reporter: much has changed in the maritime industry since the days of wooden ships and cloth sails, but for seafarers an ancient problem still persists. it's the isolation, sometimes loneliness, of life spent out on the open ocean. freighter ctain diomedes cabatic is familiar with those feelings. he's been at sea for over 20 years, but says he hasn't gotten used to long separations from his wife and children back in thehilippines. >> nine months. >> reporter: nine months you are away from home? >> nine to ten months. >> reporter: it's a lot of time. >> a lot of time, because we need to earn money for our family. but that's why we need to go away from our family. >> reporter: but i imagine when you think about your wife and your three kids it's difficult. >> yes, it's difficult to be away with them. >> when is the last time you talked? >> three months. >> reporter: the chaplains get many requests to help crew members make cell phone calls

. >> so help me god. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated as governor deal will administer the oath of office to the lieutenant governor, casey cagle. >> lieutenant governor, are you ready to take the oath of office? >> im. >> place your hand in the bible and repeat after me. i casey cagle. >> i casey cagle. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> will faithfully execute the office of lieutenant governor. >> of the state of georgia. >> of the state of georgia. >> and will do the best of my ability. >> about the best the best of my penelope. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution thereat. >> pecans -- >> constitution thereof. >> and the constitution of the united states. >> in the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable casey cagle, lieutenant governor of the state of georgia. [applause] >> it is an honor today to stand before the people of georgia

god bless this house. god bless this congress. and god bless america.re: the gentleman from arizona. >> madam speaker, i yield one minute to the minority leader, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the th prayers and indeed our hopes for those who have lost so much because of the tragedy in arizona involving our colleague, congresswoman gabby giffords. her staff and innocent inadequa like this, but nonetheless i hope it is a comfort to those who are -- lost loved ones, or injured on saturday that so many people mourn the losses but also pray for the survivors and care for them at this very difficult time. i think the resolution is -- its resolution and i hope people will read it, pray over it, and be grateful that we had this opportunity to comment on it. today we will say many prayers for our country and for the victims of this horrific others who were injured, remember the six who were killed. there names are mentioned and they are described in the resolution. the speaker has mentioned their names, but i think acknowledging them bears repetition. how

cut i thought i was god god god. was like oh my god you're not going by it's a very big part of my life and. you know in the afterglow for a fighting i live here and. you know my life pretty much revolves around political activism so obviously the political situation affects my life and my future and i promised. to keep working killed here due to military violence and over sixty here is complete keep up if you get the feeling i. was. i did i just never be god if you just want to show you good infection instead demonstrators never delish me on meet me x. too deep to mr shoes to dish up right and i think it was a military uprighting with military tools. and if issued to people before you can kill here. that. i. think that any. demonstrations against the wall also turn violent they quickly erupt with stone throwing and gunfire. it is mostly the protesters who are seriously injured sometimes protesters get killed. i believe that it's my duty as an israeli you know what's happening here you can keep the email account and

god bless you and god bless oklahoma.ernor's honor guard of the army national guard. [gunshots] [silence] >> now as my first official act as governor of state of oklahoma, it is my great honor and privilege to honor the military men and women of our state for their courage and their sacrifice. it is also my great honor and pleasure to introduce to you a great oklahoma -- oklahoman, our former commander of the united states central command, the general who led the attack on the taliban in afghanistan and the overthrow of saddam hussein in iraq, here today to commemorate our men and women in uniform and all of our military and our veterans is general tommy franks of winnywood, oklahoma. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thanks, governor. con great bodily -- congratulat. as a soldier first, and oky always, i'm honored to join in saluting men and women who serve. and their families who sacrifice so much to guarantee our freedom. i've had the privilege, over time, to serve with these heros. and i'll tell you that there's no

god bless this house. god bless this congress. and god bless america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona. >> madam speaker, i yield one minute to the minority leader, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentlewoman from california, the minority leader, is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. extend my condolences to him, mr. pastor, the senior member of the arizona delegation, and all of the members of the arizona delegation. madam speaker, i'm pleased and saddened greatly saddened to join the speaker of the house, mr. boehner, in coming together in sadness today to share our prayers and indeed our hopes for those who have lost so much because of the tragedy in arizona involving our colleague, congresswoman gabby giffords. hestaff and innocent bystanders. words are inadequate at a time like this, but nonetless i hope it is a comfort to those who are -- lost loved ones, or injured on saturday that so many people mourn the losses but also pray for the survi

i found god. i found how to win the spiritual battle i was in. >> tell me your name in the name of jesus christ. >> reporter: a spiritual battle. that's what the experience of exorcism feels like to those who go through it. >> speak the truth. speak the truth. >> reporter: and those who perform it. >> i do it because i think it's an incredibly profound opportunity to help in the teaming ministry, that this is fundamentally about. and in a ministry where people are suffering tremendously. >> reporter: father gary thomas is an exorcist, though he did not perform becky parker's exorcism. that priest preferred to remain anonymous. he was trained in rome, and he's been the official exorcist of the diocese of san jose, california. father, is the devil real? >> i do believe the del is real. i've had occurrences and experiences in my life where i believe i've seen the devil. i've seen demons. but you don't see satan in the same way that you and i are looking at each other. >> reporter: there's plenty of e

>> that's my god daughter. >> how are you? >> that's my niece, my cousin. >> this is a great friend. >> hi, emily. >> hi, anny, how are you? great to see you. >> this is my mother. >> how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> hi, karen, how are you? >> that's jenni. >> jenni, good to see you. mike, good to see you. >> i'm from the north pole. >> i know you are, man. [laughter] all right, come on, dad, get by mom, mom and dad, you get over here. all right. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> it's not bad, you get used to it. >> everybody can see? >> stand up straight. >> now you guys know why she's in the senate, don't you? [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i love that. >> all right, got it? okay. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> look at y'all, and he'd say, y'all got good blood. [laughter] >> best to your family too. >> he was sworn in last night. >> very good. [inaudib

ohh, god! i had to whip out to boots, and karen had pusscat, but i think she must have dropped her while we were waiting. then go to boots! go. boots. now. but it's closed. we're just gonna have to bluff like mad. but she's in the car... and we've lost the car keys. that's good. ( doorbell rings ) deion must have left something behind. surprise! too right it's a surprise. why didn't you ring? oh, god, here we go. because then it wouldn't be a surprise, would it? hey, honey! oh! how are you? mwah! guys, where are you? it's auntie angela! it's their bedtime. try not to get them-- and she's got presents! --excited. angela: where are you all? who loves auntie angela? me, me, me, me, me, me! oh, you've got a bad back? i know this wonderful reiki guy. he's a friend of trent. i'll give you his number. there you go. hmm. and, um, this is for ben. they're seeds, and you can make pictures with them. they're from bulgaria. say thank you, ben. oh, no, that's cool, you don't have to bother with all that stu

be the glory to god be the glory to god be the glory for the things he has done god, he has saved methe glory for the things he has done god lets me live my life let it be pleasing, lord, to thee should i gain any praise let it go to god --h his god, he has saved me to god be the glory for the things he for the things for the things he has done ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladies in juggling among the honorable nathan deal, 82nd governor -- ladies and gentlemen, if the hon. nathan deal, 82nd governor of the state of georgia. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, you all. thank you. to god be the glory. thank you. thank you. lt. governor cagle, speaker ralston, governor perdue, members of the general assembly, members of our congressional delegation, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps, my fellow georgians. on this second week of the second decade of the 21st century, my wife sandra and i enter the service of our native state with excited expectancy, sincere humility and unwavering resolve. as we stand here in this beautiful capitol building, i recall my first visit here as a f

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god! [ laughter ] come on. >> lil jon: okay, okay, okay. ready. >> donald: song. [ laughter ] breast, baby. baby. [ laughter ] "rock-a-bye baby." beautiful, beautiful breast. [ laughter ] big breast. [ laughter ] big baby. [ laughter ] big baby. [ laughter ] >> nene: oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> donald: sleeping. [ laughter ] sleeping baby. [ laughter ] sleeping baby. drooling baby. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my gosh. [ laughter ] >> donald: cradle baby. hold baby. [ laughter ] >> nene: oh, my gosh. >> donald: run. [ laughter ] run -- baby -- [ sad tuba ] [ buzzer ] >> nene: yay. [ cheers and applause ] >> lil jon: "born to run." >> jimmy: "born to run." >> lil jon: i was trying to say the baby was born. >> donald: born. >> jimmy: that was good. >> lil jon: and it now -- >> jimmy: that was good. >> nene: oh god. >> lil jon: nene and i going to get it. we good. >> nene: oh, don't worry about it. oh, please. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, you ready? >> nene: go ahead, jimmy. >> jimmy: all right, guys what do you think? [ cheers ]

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we have a divine right to this land neither through war nor violence but as a gift from god. you're a trader. may your name be forgotten was. a low there we are from jerusalem today. the former soldier in hebron informs journalists diplomats and others about the situation in hebron if someone is willing to listen someone is willing to syria that i don't have the right to take and the reason why i wake up in the morning and i go to sleep at night and then the next morning i wake up and still do what i do is because i don't have another option because if i'm not part of the solution i'm part of the problem. i can do it in a different. place israel is my home this is where i live. i just don't see for myself. oh. well good for you that's good news of the. old you are traitor. you are a terrorist jewish blood is on your hands. you should be ashamed of your criminal charges are. pushing. you look at this boy would you be happy if something happened to leave you murder. when i was a soldier and have. to say cynically but that's a sign that we are ready then we understood that somet

the god apollo was thought to reside here and to speak through his oracle. but the oracle could be very enigmatic. one greek king was told if he attacked persia, he would destroy a mighty empire. unfortunately, it was his own empire he destroyed as the persians defeated him. pretty darn clever. delphi was splendid beyond belief, not only because of the temples, but also because of the rich offerings contributed by hopeful and grateful supplicants. delphi's reputation continued well into the roman period. this, even after emperor nero carted 500 statues off to rome in a fit of anger after the oracle refused to condone his murder of his mother. it was said that still left delphi with more than 3,000 statues. today, smart travelers seeking out the hidden treasures of the classical world head to the greek islands. [woman speaking native language] [birds squawking] pilgrims now, as in ancient times, crowd boats to reach picturesque delos. virtually the entire island is an archaeology zone. no overnight accommodations, it's a day trip from neighboring mykonos. del

oh, my god! the specialty is a gigantic sweet roll, a brioche filled with fruity, creamy, delicious gelato. oh, man! i am never doing oatmeal again. the best gelaterias make their own ice cream. look for signs that say "produzione propia." puppets are another palermo tradition that flourished in the 1800s. at the museum of the marionette, you'll find the cast of characters who make up the traditional stories of battles in the time of charlemagne. puppeteers traveled across sicily, and entire towns eagerly awaited each installment of the puppet sagas. in addition to romance and chivalry, the stories included elements of the supernatural. when you travel from town to town in sicily, be aware that driving in and out of the big cities can be hair-raising. pack a good map, some patience, and a sense of adventure. once you find your hotel the first time, the second go around is a lot easier. you'll be rewarded when you drive the few miles outside of palermo to the world famous cathedral of monreale. wi

now it is true of course that if you look in the bible you cannot escape the fact that god. promises the entire land of israel including the west bank the occupied territories to the jewish people in perpetuity but that same difficulty ology makes very clear you see that in the bible is it in the prophets and the torah itself that how much of that land we will be living at any given point in history will expand or contract our moral behavior and so there may be a paradox here at the very acts that are necessary to continue the occupation of the wary ones that make as morally unfit. to be their. as holy as the land of israel is human life is more holy so. if you can prevent bloodshed by territorial compromise as painful as it is to give up part of. the places that is located your history to god's promise to to the place where it came from prophets while it's human life. with hands down trumps it's so much more important. no. i've been i've been but i think that. the majority of the christina struggle is a civilian it's an insurrection. when a child throws a stone at a soldier

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was like oh my god oh my god it's a very big part of my life and. you know in the afterglow for a fighting i live here and. you know my life pretty much revolves around political activism so obviously the political situation affects my life and my future and. i. took people being killed here due to military violence and always if you hear it can keep up if you get the feeling and i. was. i i just never be god if you're just trying to say too good a confession instead demonstrators never delish me on meet me x. too deep to mr shoes to dish up writing i just it was a military uprighting with military tools. and if it should two people are going to be killed here. i don't think that any. demonstrations against the wall also turn violent they quickly erupt with stone throwing and gunfire. it is mostly the protesters who are seriously injured sometimes protesters get killed. i believe the it's my duty as an israeli what's happening here you can keep going and it's being done in in our name if you judge whether we agree with it or not a moral obligation i

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