>> it was god's plan, none of us can claim any credit. starting in 2001 with 1 stadium, 45,000 people in cape town at the tip of africa. it would roll up through southern africa and spread out around the globe. it has been an awesome roll out to see how god has taken this single stadium and rolled it out, last year 220 nations participated. we understand 400 million people participated in some format. it has been an amazing roll out. >> those are truly incredible numbers, staggering numbers, hundreds of thousands of people gathering together for one single purpose to pray. when you started this back in 2001, graham, what was the vision? what did you hope to see in the process, now several years later? >> god clearly showed it would be a day of repenitence and prayer, gathering people in my city and progressively it would run to the nation, africa and around the globe. it is amazing to see. if you ask the single thing that has stood out has been the word "unity."we have seen denominations of leaders that have said nothing over the years ha

, they're saying the world of god says this is our land, god gave us toize sam, aib mam and david, and they're standing on those things. >> how many jews are on the west bank? >> about 250 thousand. >> this is a division your father had, you grew up in an amish community where you learned farmer, where god you didn't know was preparing you to take it to the west bank. how many years have you been there? >> about 7 years. >> that's a pretty large group with 11 children. now it's grown? >> about 150 there. >> now, when you first showed up 7 years ago and said to the jewish farmers, we don't want money, we're here to help, they must have been skeptical. >> they looked at christianity, they have a good reason to be suspicious, they think of the holocaust, we went in there to say, we're sorry what our forefathers have done, we want to bless you guys. >> so, caleb and joshua, it's wonderful to have you with, we love what you're doing and god bless you. >> thank you. >> if you want to join the guys for the harvest system, check out their website, tla's cw news.org. we'll be right back. >> the

he called upon god. he said if you let me live, i'll serve you. >> they freed him from his concrete tube. he lives alone in this small tent while he finishes high school. joining the amputee soccer team has made a big difference in his recovery. [singing]. >> even though i lost my entire family, i feel different now, there were 69 people trying out for the people and i am one of the 15 that made it. i am grateful for the team. >> the team meets for practice saturday morning. they all gained something, a personal faith in jesus christ. >> after they came to christ, they decided they wanted to continue to play soccer. some were professional soccer players before the earthquake. they can't give up. they didn't feel sorry for themselves. >> far from feeling sorry, these amputees encourage others, they share the platform at his meetings. he says the ways haitians are responding. >> the revival is a direct result of the disaster since the earthquake. it brought a spirit of repenitence on the land, the first ni

i can speak here a lot of people often say that they thank god for things they thank god for giving them strength giving them hope but to say that god wants me the personally to run for president better seems really really selfish but you know have you ever heard a republican candidate use god as an excuse when it's something that isn't in their favor you know like you do you think that they believe that god wanted obama to be president that he wanted a socialist muslim in the white house. that's right this is the exact point where it is god supporting both sides of wars i mean in many cases we see both sides say god is on their side i mean i was coming in on the train today and the guy next to me stunk was that because i didn't pray hard enough to god not to sit next to someone who hadn't showered for a week i don't know i guess i just didn't pray hard enough so you're absolutely right there's no mention of anytime something bad happens or just no action happens what about the mention of god there it's completely hypocritical not to mention i'm the last person to talk about the founding

thank god, please be seated. and members of the the perez and also the vallero family will bring up our gifts for the celebration of the mound. ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] >>> will you please stand? pray my brothers and sisters that our sacrifice will be acceptable to god, the father ole mighty. >> for the brief and glory, amen. lord jesus, we are gathered by the love of you and by the love that we have for tony and vinny. and in your mercy and love, complete what you began in the water adaptors and bring them to the gift of ever lasting ones. and we ask for jesus christ our lord amen. the lord be with you. lift up your hearts, >> lift up your hearts. >> let us give thanks to the lord our god. >> let us give thanks to the lord of our god. >> and for all powerful never living god, we do always everywhere to give you thanks for your son jesus christ, by your power you bring us out here, by your providence you will roll over our lives. but your

religious freedom, plus a japanese church washed away in a tsunami, washed away, it's all part of god's plan. a korean christian puts down roots in paraguay, he's giving kids a shot at a better life. and welcome, everyone, to christian world news, i'm wendy griffith, tom is on assignment. some question if the u.s. is pulling out too soon, among them are religious rights groups who say afghanistan still has a long way to go guaranteeing religious freedom, after beans who live islam to follow christ have been jailed and threatened with a death sentence. they're providing medical treatment in afghanistan, in 2007, the group -- murdering two of them before releasing the rest. joining us now is the policy director from the u.s. commission on international religious freedom, he's just back from afghanistan, joshing sis, it seems like there's hardly any religious freedom in afghanistan today, will it be worse bh the u.s. pulls out? >> that's a great question, i's critical that the u.s. government as it's looking towards 2014 works to establish safeguards, that the after began government will r

in mercy and love god your children wherever they may be. [foreign language] >[singing] >> please stand. god father raised jesus christ from the dead and gave us the hope of the resurrection. 1st in spanish and then in english, the lord's prayer. [foreign language] >> our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. the kingdom come, that will be done in honor as it is in heaven. give us this day, our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. and deliver us lord from every evil hand grant us peace in our day. in your mercy keep us free from sin and protect us from all anxiety as we wait in joyful hope of the coming of our savior jesus christ. >> for the kingdom, power and glory are yours now and forever. >> jesus, you said your apostles, i leave you piece, my piece i give you, not on our sins but the fate of your church. grant us the peace and unity of your kingdom where you live in the rain for ever and ever. >> a man. [foreign language] >

whether you believed in god or didn't believe in god if you did how you believed in god this became very interesting to me. and i came to a view that we are very much determined by the perspective from which we stand and look at the world. everyone of us you have a perspective, i have a perspective these relate to our background so that has become my thing and if i can put it that way i really spent my life trying to understand individuals perspectives, i have to agree with me i want to know where they are in terms of their perspective help them help themselves in terms of dealing with a marriage, with a divorce with business decisions, whatever. >> and so you chose -- you have gone between teaching and being a parish pastor so right out of seminary, what did you choose? >> right out of seminary i was an assistant minister in a church in philadelphia, working with young people primarily and that was exciting because i wasn't that much older than they were but we were all thinking of the same things trying to figure out some of the same things it was a rather conservative church yet we we

things are finally gonna be normal around here. - oh, god! oh, god! what did we do wrong, gerald?h, kyle, he's gone! your little brother's run away from home! - what? are you sure? - he left a note saying he's never coming back! - "dear mommy and daddy, i am running away. "i am sorry, but i can no longer handle "the monotony of middle-class life. "everyone at school is a fucking idiot, "and if one more person talked to me about "that susan boyle performance of les miserable, "i was going to puke my balls out through my mouth. "i love you all, but i have to move on. "i'm going to somalia to be a... to be a pirate"? oh, shit! - oh, gerald, what are we gonna do? - it's all right. he couldn't have gone far. let's call the other kids' houses. - oh, god, what have i done? - the fuck are you pirates doing? are we gonna plunder them or not? - all right, let's go!! - quiet, ya sons of biscuit-eaters! this boat is now pirate property! now get ye to yer lifeboat, lest ya want to be shark bait! - plunder the booty, lads! this ship is ours! - okay! - i said get off my boat! [all scream] [all s

blessed be god the father of or lord jesus christ. the father of all consolation.s the courage to comfort one another with the assurance of our faith. and i bless tony's body with this water, that recalls his baptismal sharing in christ jesus. he shared in the power of christ's death, and he shares now also in the power of christ's resurrection. [ speaking spanish ] >> we cover their bodies now in white just as a child wears white on the day of their baptism and the pall will be placed by members of their families. vinnie and tony on the day of urbanism, you put on christ and now on the day of christ's coming, may be you clothed in glory. we place their helmets, the proud symbols of their profession, and members of station 26. let us pray. lord jesus, we give thanks for tony and vinnie's life and for their sacrifice. we ask you that they may share also in the victory of christ jesus over death who loved us so much that he died and rose again to bring us to new life. we ask this through our lord jesus christ, your son our lord, who lives and reigns with you and the

i shall fear no man but god. well, maybe god's not a man. who says god's a man?et creds, he can kiss that goodbye. next. deshawn stevenson. presents abraham lincoln on his neck. that's dedication. of course he has that 'cause he freed the slaves. there's no other reason. thanks to honest abe, we're free with a black president. and it's easier than having the emancipation proclamation on your back. good job, steven. i mean -- yes, stevenson. oh, we're out of time. i'm mike tyson. signing off for "tattoos with with tyson." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i've only wanted to hear him say emancipation proclamation. i wanna thank mike tyson. i wanna thank don rickles. watch us tonight with a new show after "nightline." jason sudeikis, piers morgan, and we'll have music from lykke li. thanks for watching. stay tuned for game two of the nba finals here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

they are gifts from god.nd anybody that tells you to retreat -- [applause] that tells you to retreat, anyone that tells you to call timeout on those issues, they do not understand why we are an exceptional nation. we are an exceptional nation. you know it. i know it. president obama might not know it. [laughter] but we are going to elect a president in his place that knows it. [applause] but we also know that while we are an exceptional nation, we are not exempt from limits. moral limits. that limits. limits that basically are imposed by moral discipline and folks that understand that you cannot run faith and to god out of the public square and not destroy the very basis upon which our exceptional listen -- i -- sm -- exceptionalism is based. [applause] i had an uncle. his name was d.r. hubbard. the first african-american to win an olympic gold medal in a track and field event. yes, jesse -- before jesse owens. in 1924 he was to run in the 100 yard dash. there has been a transatlantic debate as to who was the

they are created by god.y were not created gay as your previous speaker just said a few moments ago. there's no verification of that statement. but they are created. they are special. i love them. i have many people in my congregation are homosexual. we love them just the same at anybody. but that's not what you brought me on here to talk about. we have a wonderful ministry to people who consider themselves homosexual. what you brought me out was the issue of this definition being changed. a 5,000-year institution being trashed by a few people who sold it out in albany. >> again, i disagree. i don't think it was being trashed or destroyed. let me ask you this. you counsel them. do you counsel them to not be gay? do you counsel them that it is wrong? do you counsel them that somehow they have to view themselves as being imperfect or flawed because they are gay? >> you won't like my answer because the mood of the nation is to drop the standard of whatever lifestyle we're following rather than hold the standard

>> god. god. god. death row is a place that brings out the truest human being in you. it makes you realize you can't take nothing for granted. you need to love every moment of each day and praise and thank god for each moment you have out here. for the system to do what it did to me -- i was the only child from my mother. i was a father too. the system didn't see none of that. it did not see me not having a criminal record. it's hard to accept. it's hard to keep on continuing to accept a prosecutor or somebody that wants to sentence swub to death with a system that's corrupt as ours. all right. [applause] >> i want to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors who have made the summit possible. the law firm of brown and furtel and my good friend, dave young, thank you. the criminal trial lawyers association. we'll hear from their incoming president in a few minutes. and also stuart hanlon as well as the bar association of san francisco. so let's have a round of applause for our sponsors today . let's get down to it. so before we get started i want to introduce someone

. >> you know, you can look at me and say, god, that guy looks good for 70. but there's a worm in the apple. >> the worm is prostate cancer. jim's doctor first diagnosed it as an aggressive cancer eight years ago. >> i said how long can i expect to live with thiserio prostate cancer? her reply was on average about two and a half years. this was in 2002. so two and a half years -- i am obviously well past my expiration date, if you will. >> jim kept alive during the past eight years by undergoing hormonal therapy and radiation. but now the cancer has spread throughout his body. desperate, this fall he started a revolutionary new treatment -- provenge. did you regard it as a miracle drug? >> absolutely, absolutely did, because i was tired, i was fatigued, i had no future looking at what i was doing now except a slow deterioration. >> provenge is the first so-called "cancer vaccine" -- not a pill mass-produced in a factory, but an individual treatment. the patient's blood is first drawn, exposed in a lab to a protein which mimics prostate cancer, then put back i

i believe the government should replace god to help all liberals a god who knew how since his comments that many religious leaders in his home state of call for an apology but who no yesterday congressman akin to actually doubled down on his comments on a different radio show. oh it'll be. a record but i was told. to. go. to work for what are you doing and try to. so it sounds like the congress some believe that because he's a republican he has the upper hand of god so if he's actually correct correct and that's a big if then one of the things you liberals hate and what are they love you know you call me a liberal and i'm going to use for that ridiculous process of conservatives that just because i believe in something record tika policy it means that i automatically hate something else but here are a few examples of that it's an oversimplified approach that makes our political system unable to function you know we've heard the argument over and over for the apparently liberals hate babies almost all liberals are for abortion rights so so that is has to be true probably bad because the

god doesn't want you to live in the bible of the koran god -- god wants you to live the work. invite those arrant guests in. and ask the question, please remember this, whenever you're hurting ask this question, what have you come to teach me? that's it. what have you come to teach me? you know, we think life is a playground. it's not. it's a school room. forevermore, we are learning and learning and learning. and so i want to say one thing about the world of work. it's dramatic. no matter where you work, no matter who you work for know that the stress level for black people rises high in the workplace. for too many of us, no matter how talented, or educated or hard-working we are, the workplace can be a painful place. racism is real. we see what's happening to our president. sexism and classism, they are absolutely in place. .. >> every dime spent is a political decision made, and every time you invest in something that loses its value, you are wasting your money. at this point in time, i want to say please, buy homes. you know, invest in real estate, especially as the market

>> nothing's wrong.... >> stephen: by god, of course, we mean jesus.ughter) people of all faiths are encouraged to sign the pledge. >> stephen: really? >> the reason it's important not to raise taxes is only if people take pledge not to raise taxes do you even get a conversation about reigning in spending and overspeding is the problem that we have both in d.c. and in all 50 state capitals. >> stephen: now, you support the republicans walking out on the negotiations with the democrats recently, right? because we've got the debt ceiling coming up, we can't make our ends meet come august 3, something like that, ballpark it? >> yeah. >> stephen: that's when we default. are you in favor-- as i am-- of defaulting on our debts, changing our names and moving to canada? (laughter) >> that's not a strategy i'd thought of. i was sort of going for the original one which is only an increase of the debt of $2 trillion, which is what barack obama wants if we get $2 trillion in spending reduction in a serious and real form. >> stephen: okay, i'm going to ask you a tr

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well, thank god we know what to do, and that's not going to be too hard, right? >> we're going to have to tackle spending in the tax code to make it easier for entrepreneurs to patent a new product, rebuilding our transportation structure, eliminate waste, tackle entitlement, extend those middle-class tax cuts, help businesses create jobs. we got to seize this moment, and we have to seize it soon. [laughter] >> jon: what? of course, the first thing before we get to any of that stuff... [laughter and applause] that's why we get paid the cable money. [laughter] the first thing we do before we get to any of that good fixing the economy stuff, democrats say we have to raise america's $14.3 trillion debt ceiling before august 2nd, because if we don't do that, uh, wait, what happens again? >> armageddon. >> armageddon. >> arm getten. [laughter] >> jon: no, that wasn't it. no, no, no, that's right, you're right, total collapse of our economic system. but that's just the prerequisite to enacting any of those other solutions the president was talking about. i'm sorry, rep

god. so it sounds like the congress and believes that because he's a republican he has the upper hand of god so if he's actually correct correct and that's a big if then one of the things you liberals hate and what do they learn you know you call me a liberal and i'm going to use for that ridiculous thought process from conservatives that just because i believe in something right critique of policy it means that i automatically hate something else but here are a few examples of that it's an oversimplified approach that makes our political system unable to function you know we've heard the argument over and over for the apparently liberals hate babies almost all liberals are for abortion rights so that is has to be true pro-life advocates they like to call abortions of orders baby killers so i guess of that means liberals must love promiscuity right sexual freedom is so here we believe in equal rights in and out of the bedroom for everyone to go get your freak on we also know that liberals

thank god. still gangsters, right, so doing everything, burning down dance halls and drinking, and the stories and everything, man. and we broke into an army one week and we heard they had this -- this lemon meringue pie and ice cream so, we broke in, ate up all that and got tired and full and had pie fights. >> inside the place you broke into. you're still in there. >> yeah. pie fights. and we were in the business of breaking into rooms separately, you know, and i broke into this supervisor's room. i had a piano there and almost closed the door. thank god something above said go back to the door,diot, and i bent over to that piano, and i knew when i hit it that would be the rest of my life. every drop of blood and cell in my body stayed that. i stayed after school, played two weeks. tried pick horn, french horn, trombones, tried to be up front with majorettes. i really wanted to play trumpet and finally got there. >> to span that range, everything from jazz to symphony orchestras. was that some

the royal wedding. >> jimmy: oh, my god.> she has a chapter in her book, class with the countess. call them how to speak to -- the royals. how to speak -- how to address a royal. >> jimmy: what's it called? >> "money can't buy you class." >> jimmy: "money can't buy you class." ♪ money can't buy you class elegance is learned my friend ♪ >> jimmy: elegance is learned, my friend. awesome. >> jimmy: new jersey, may 16th. >> 90-minute episode. >> jimmy: theresa is going off. >> theresa's sister-in-law is on the show this season, melissa. and they don't love each other, as it turns out, that much. just a little -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's a supersized christening episode, the premiere. >> jimmy: oh, brilliant. oh, my god! a christening in new jersey? >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm there, i love it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you guys, andy cohen. check out "watch what happens live," royal wedding spectacular, thursday 11:00 p.m. on bravo. and send him a tweet, too. @bravoandy, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: twisted sister performs next. come on back, eve

you god bless our egyptian suppliers right god bless them. i swear obviously if you leave it straight to jail. for it you say if you'll wind up in prison do you think i want to go to jail. go get a bag for of a statement of the above if you've got one that's crazy. eat anything else buy them. and i have to pay the workers. those that for most of them will notice a myriad of gods and one thousand six hundred dollars. for all the workers on the site. still my. works one day more w one more or less i don't care any more hope i'm giving you one thousand six hundred dollars you sort it out. ok but sometimes there's nine of us and sometimes less than fifty that's going to be you know that old you know spoke to me notes if you want my case you pay me for ninety days don't get worked up. about. some tunnels transport weapons. and i must tell c.n.n. or the islamic jihad's they organize it to bring their own weapons back and we're trying to get round the embargo. know you need a president for service and you will bring back food so people can survive.

your head pulled from the basin of water your breath can make me into our god but a god without rivers a god without shadows shadow lonely on his thrown making you look more the whore. i whisper into the hole beneath the cracked blood and bonus. is it possible for me to also be saved? you begin wretching the vomit heaths you up from the cot where you were held by the chain you cannot stop the wretching continuing shaking of your arms. the hands not removed yet. i take the bottle of wine which i have been drinking and toss it down your throat as you begin crying like a child. crying but not speaking to me you remind me of my black self. tears and your mouth a gap like a bird as i put the wine in your mouth and we drink the rest of it together. the unsainted god the sobbing girl there in the dark i hold you closely and we are like lovers. your ear shells on the floor next to my booted feet. my own hands handy work. after work i will have these specimens saved. i go to a tax dermist shop when the man gives a look of hear when i pull out the ear shells. he refused to do it. i return it lat

especially about god.cumentary from fatherless to fatherhood explores the role of the father in the african-american community. >> the purpose is to ignite discussion throughout the african-american community about the importance of fatherhood and to let people understand, especially young people understand, in a lot of cases their situation is not unique. their lives are not determined by the absence of their father, that they can move beyond that and succeed nonetheless. >> the producer started this project two years ago. he said he gained insight from the many men and women he has met. >> we are bombarded with the stories of absent fathers. there are positive fathers out here and this project reveals who some are. >> this is one of those fathers. he's busy with a full-time job and runs a small business with his wife. but still he makes it a priority to spend quality time with his three active sons. ages 4, 5 and 6. >> it's a juggling act. that's the bottom line. but i do a lot of multitasking, and i am