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god has put them there for a purpose and a reason, and god wants to use them to share their love withheir friends. >> reporter: they want to set up 30 or 40 bible clubs throughout new york city schools sent observers to redbank. >> they came to us for help. >> reporter: and the redbankers have become missionaries in their own way. >> we went to a youth convention in denver and did a program there. >> reporter: the club's advisor evangelizes for the club's efforts as well, travelling to another towns when asked. >> i asked for them to come and speak to our kids, and it set the kids on fire. >> reporter: that's what these redbankers want to do everywhere, set students on fire for god, and let them know it is completely constitutional to live out their faith anywhere. >> there is no law that says can't carry a bible in school, pray in school, read in school. >> let's face it, god is cool. >> reporter: many americans may think that the supreme court threw prayer and the bible out of public schools back in the 1960s, but as kids here are showing their nation, as long as your a student, you

god, you are a good god.ou've been so gracious and kind to us during this time. and whatever the outcome, i do hope he is going to come home, but whatever the outcome, god is still god. >> wendy: you have been so strong for your kids, but you've been strong in general. you've been on every tv show, in front of of congress, and you've been before the u.n., working tirelessly to educate people and let them know what is happening to your husband. where do you get the strength? >> from christ. i was a crumbling mess. and i found connection to the vine. and the bible says, you know, when we find that connection, the fruit comes. i have to say one of the highlights -- it has been a year since i physically held my husband and said good-bye. we said good-bye on june 22, 2012, and i said a quick good-bye and said see you in a few weeks. but speaking before the u.n., i got to share about christ. i got to say saeed is in prison because he believes jesus christ died so whoever believes in him can be reconciled with him.

true word and telling the rest of us who god hates. >> god still hates fags. >> it is one man, one woman >> reporter: they stir anger pretty much everywhere they go. >> huh? >> this is normal -- i'm used to it. you use that expression, and you're like oh, my god, they're so pissed off, they have been told this their whole life and they can't see it. >> reporter: welcome to a weird slice of this great little pocket, as a recent immigrant, i'm struggling to understand. the tiny congregation believes they may be the only people safe when judgment day is coming. and it is coming very, very soon. they say gay marriage is the harbinger of the downfall of the rest of us. their pastor, who critics say, has been preaching hate since 1965. this week we're in kansas, to spend time with the westboro baptist church, why give them publicity? you ask, they picket soldiers and funerals. but i would like to understand why homosexuals? why is that their beef? so i decided to spend the week with these people getting behind the signs. so i'm at the university of kansas, that is steve drain, who used to be a

, to preach the word of god. they want to stay in their big church and watch a good sermon. >> reporter: yet the american couple keeps reaching out to gang members, prostitutes and drug dealers. >> from the beginning, it is not so hard for us to understand the people we are ministering to. it is trying to be, minister to somebody who needs jesus who just so happens to be a drug trafficker or militia. >> reporter: rees and family came to brazil 13 years ago as southern baptist missionaries from albany, georgia. his biggest challenge gaining a talk with the god father. the god father used to want to kill rees. >> he helped the community which has many needs, financially. he didn't come to help with the financial peace but bring the peace many need. >> reporter: shortly after the interview, a rival gang killed the god father. he first accepted christ. >> people are dying and going to hell. needing to know life can be changed. >> reporter: rees now finds help from a brazilian pastor with a background. >> i tried to s

oh my god! oh my god! oh my god. >> you're filming the whole thing. >> oh lord have mercy. >> just look at this. flight 214's final moments. imagine the panic inside that airline r as passengers realize they were inside a burning plane. that had just crash landed. the man who shot that video, fred hayes, he joins me now via phone. thank you for joining us. you had no idea obviously this was going to happen when you took this video. close to this plane crash were you? fred, can you hear me? fred hayes, are you there? okay. he shot that video and appears he was across the water just taking pictures of airplanes coming in and he just happened to be able to catch this. we'll get fred back on the phone with us in just a moment. in the meantime, we want to go to cnn's dan simon. he was at the airport yesterday shortly after this happened and, dan, that video really shows what happened. i'm sure it will be a tool investigators will use, invaluable to investigators, trying to figure out what caused this crash. >>

world news, praying for the islamic world, as muslims begin their holiest month, christians are asking god to give them a revelation of jesus christ. plus, revival that shaped america. they called it the great awakening, and it ignited a diverse block of colonies into one nation under god. and the joy of adoption. meet the extraordinary couple who have so many kids from so many countries, someone said its like having the united nations in suburbia. ♪ >> well, welcome to christian world news. i'm gary lane. george thomas and wendy griffith are on vacation. muslims around the world begin their holy month of ramadan this week. it is an intense time of prayer and fasting. it lasts about 30 days. observers abstain from food, drink, and other pleasures, from sunrise to sunset, with the goal of purifying the body and focusing the mind on spiritual pursuits. observing ramadan is one of the five pillars of islam. it is also a time when christians pray for the islamic world, asking god to reveal to them the truth about jesus christ. joining us now is tom doyle, the middle east director for e-3 partn

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god answers prayer. only asked him to give me a job, and he didn't just give me a job, but also the opportunity to study. he gave me more than what i asked for. >> reporter: the children who come to this school often come from dysfunctional home and are victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, ma malnutrition and lack of education. the highest ambition for a girl is to become pregnant at 14 and become a concubine. but here they study the word, which is not only transforming the children, but also their parents. >> change comes very slowly. but every year we see them mature. girls say things like, no, i'm not going to just live with a man. i'm going to study, finish college, have a career, and i will get married. they already have their minds set on something, they have goals for their lives. >> it takes about $15,000 a month to maintain the reach school, including the cost of food, education, and living expenses. until three years ago, all those costs were covered by the reach office in spain. but bec

right how do you believe in god. at all when you see scientific facts and hurricanes katrina holocausts how do you believe when you see in human heart is not a person god is infinite fee's of oz one hundred million one believe it ok you learn what you believe and what is it to believe in our side down a zigzag be good to be and he kills him is an infinite mind it contains everything the divine and the diabolical the sinner and the saint forbidden lust and unconditional love there are all different aspects of the one mind red sox and yankees fans where you make the rules that society has their rules don't you think i think for society to operate they have to be rules but these rules actually derive from what is called platonic truth so the religious experience was always one of inseparability and that's where the golden rule comes from do unto others as you would have them do unto you because the other is an aspect of yourself. has mankind advanced in your opinion very little because the trouble right now because we h

they said o'connor you are coming after god that i was coming up to their god. i was not coming after the god of the scriptures, the god that we know abraham isaac and jacob. i was talking about the god they worship, racism, the god they worship white supremacy so i know this is going to go out everywhere else but how many times can they e-mail my people and everything else. thank god i've got a great institution that takes care of me. i have tenure. i can get fired. a positive and for the people who called the schomberg this week to try to get me off this panel i hope you enjoyed the show. [applause] but wait, one more thing i want to say. this prophetic voice of progressive christianity is missing. we don't hear these voices anymore. it is violent because the voice of christianity we hear is a voice of complicity with the system and if we don't hear this voice of a radical christianity that will say that we need to be feeding the poor, that we need to care about these folks, that we need to call out this structural sin that is happening , if we don't have that

right there is how can you believe in god. at all when you see scientific back and hurricanes katrina holocausts how do you believe when you see in human heart is not a person god is infinite fees of all as one hundred million one believe it ok when you believe in what is it to believe in god down a zigzag be good to be and he is in infinite mind it contains everything the divine and the diabolical the sinner and the saint forbidden lust and unconditional love they're all different aspects of the one mind red sox and yankees where you make the rules that society has their rules don't you think i think for society to operate they have to be rules but these dual rules actually derive from what is called platonic truth so the religious experience was all who is one of inseparability and that's where the golden rule comes from do unto others as you would have them do unto you because the other is an aspect of yourself. has mankind advanced in your opinion very little because the v.b. are in trouble right now because we have not ad

god that you pray to the god that smites the philistines the god that slaughters your enemies or the god of your salvation and so i did not believe in the second but he did believe in the first then you ask the question what about poverty i travel around the world when i see rich countries and i see poor countries and i ask myself the simple question why why are some countries poor why are some countries rich what happened why do we have this disparity in wealth and the reason is it has to go back to where wealth comes from science and technology in the fourteen hundreds china turned inward they burned their fleet they ceased to send expeditions around the world scientists were persecuted in china stagnated same thing in the moslem world there was a debate in the muslim world where does truth come from the truth come from the koran or does truth come from nature scientists said that truth comes from nature other people said no no no god can change nature god is above nature nature is a handcuff on god truth comes from a. not nature well we all know who won the debate and that's one o

, god of war, and tlaloc, god of rain and agriculture, two of the most important gods. the aztecs believed that in return for good crops, they would have to give blood to the earth as tribute, and in order to maintain the order of the universe, human sacrifices would take place. these were known to have taken place before the aztecs, but they took it to new heights. and at one point here at the temple mayor, over 2,000 people were sacrificed continuously over 4 days. the city would have been awash with blood. i've come to a church nearby to meet an expert on aztec civilization, elizabeth baquedano. this is quite an eerie place, elizabeth. >> yes, it is. >> why are there so many skulls here? >> well, this is only a selection of the skulls that have been found in an offering that was excavated in the seventies, including some of the bones that actually belong to children. many of these skulls were found on skull racks, on platforms, where they were displayed. in here, what is interesting is that you can see a lot of skulls carved on stones, and you had these ideas of life

>> oh my god. >> you're filming it. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> you filmed the whole thing. >> oh lord have mercy. >> that indeed is a big story today. the man who shot that video spoke exclusively to us, as well. my interview with him just moments away. i promise you we won't go far from the story but a quick update. bear with us. we'll get back to the video and the yeah that shot it in a moment. but first, other news now. the man behind the nsa leaks still looking for asylum. he has some possible options from latin american countries. offers of venezuela and bolivia and nicaragunicaragua. the u.s. is silent about who should be president of egypt. it's been four days since the overthrow. the supporters were rallying today. since the coupe, 30 people died and 1,400 hurt in the clashls among protesters. >>> the defense will resume the case tomorrow morning in the george zimmerman murder trial after a second week of riveting testimony. in the two weeks of the prosecution's case, nine days of testimony. 38 witnesses. seven statements by

the lord did this and god did that.y, go ahead and go to school, i will see you when you get home. i preached before i went to school. i come home one day and she has an outfit laid out for me and she said, this is what you will preach and. it was a top hat like fred astaire. , white gloves tux . years,rs, at least five that is what i wore. she wanted me to be dressed in a way to get attention because my grandmother truly love the lord. she loved the preaching ministry. i would walk into these churches and the kids, they did not know .e, they would bust out by the time i got through -- i int through that same -- would be in the pulpit reaching -- preaching and my eyes were locked on my grandmother. if she felt like i had done enough to where i should be able bust this house wide open, she would look at me. [vocalizing] tavis: how did you end up being raised by her grandmother? -- you haved my dad to picture this. here butother lives there is a driveway. my mother lived there. on this side of my grandmother is a driveway

>> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god. >> you filmed the whole thing. >> oh, lord have mercy. oh, my god. >> lord have mercy is right. a few minutes ago i talked to fred hayes on the phone. >> you know, i was like, look at that guy. his nose is pretty high. it was one of those things where it appeared to me that the pilot was trying to converse the landing. it's surreal. my wife ginna took it hard. we all did. it was a tragedy. our initial reaction was that everybody on the plane was in bad shape. we're just real why i happy that it was minimal, you now, and not everybody on the plane lost their life. >> let's get the very latest on the investigation now. straight to cnn's dan simon at san francisco international airport. an ntsb update gave us plenty of new information last hour, dan. what new information are we learning now? >> we got a lot of new information and we want to be precise in terms of how we talk about it. the bottom line is is that crew knew there was going to be a lot of trouble just seconds before the crash. crews were able to get all this information from the

oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> calm down. >> though he initially denied swinging at the officer, he later indicated otherwise. >> why did you -- >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to. >> why? >> because i was angry. i was angry. >> after treatment from medical staff, he is confined in what could be described as the jail's worst neighborhood, security segregation. >> ain't got no toothbrush or toothpaste. ain't got no -- in here. >> he's not in security segregation status in which things are taken away, cup and spoon and toothbrush and toothpaste, he can get it back but it's taken away as security status. any time he comes out of the cell, he has to be handcuffed and shackled. we're going to conduct a board hearing for you and i'll explain everything to you. >> it will determine whether silk spends his time in segregation or if he can return to general population prior to his transfer to prison. >> any evidence to present at the hearing? >> no. >> i need you to read through this -- >> i didn't do nothing, man. >> that's

god bless you, sir. how are you?some believe the election of the first latin american pope could help the catholic church retain more hispanics. >> i think that symbolically it's very meaningful. however, we cannot expect every hispanic catholic immigrant to remain catholic as they enter into u.s. society. however, i think that the catholic bishops will continue to open up the doors so that catholic immigrants from latin america and other continents will find in the catholic church their home away from home. >> i'm not asking you to join my church. you can join any church you want. but you need to learn how to wait on the lord. if you raised your hand would you do me a favor? get out of your seat and come quickly. come, come. >> and they do come, forming a new community, united in prayer. more of them every week. for "religion and ethics newsweekly," i'm deborah potter in chicago. >>> pope francis leaves next week on his first major international trip. he'll travel to brazil, home to the world's largest catholic popu

god bless you all, and may god protect firefighters everywhere.se] ♪ skies,tiful for spacious for amber waves of grain. majesty,e mountains .bove the fruited plains , god shed hisca grace on thee. brown died good -- crown thy from sea brotherhood, to shining sea o beautiful -- ♪ america, america, god mend thine every flaw, confirm thy soul in self-control, thy liberty in law o beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife self their country loved and mercy more than life america refine thy gold till all success be nobleness divinery gain ♪ beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, mountain majesties plain he fruited america e d shed his grace on the and crown thy good with brotherhood rom sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ >> the fire officers and firefighters and the fire department represented by the prescott chapter of the united 3066.ghters, local it is my pleasure to introduce our local president and my friend for the -- my friend. dan has literally been everywhere. the families of our fallen heroes, tending to the needs, and assisting w

. >>> oh my god. om my god. >> an amateur photographer captured the terrifying moments when the aisiana jet crashed. >> questions about the pilot. >>> and a new investigation did a teenage passenger survive the crash only to be killed by a rescue truck rushing to the scene? >> a call to initiate a go around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. >> with the data recorder, what it shows seconds before the crash. >>> good evening. tonight, the wreckage of that jet remain in the tarmac at sfo. runway 28 left is still closed but all of the other runways are back in service. also tonight, new information about the pilot at the controls when the jetliner crash. >> kpix5 has details on what was a training flight and more on what was happening in the cockpit just before impact, linda? >> reporter: well, bryan, a veteran pilot for the airplanes but he was learning how to fly a plane that was new to him. earlier today federal investigators revealed that the pilot struggled with the aircraft almost stalled out in t

oh, my god. it's a rattlesnake. >> [speaking spanish] >> he says if the snake comes to us, he's gonna get it with the stick. but it's a poisonous one. [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> that one, yes. that one is dangerous. >> [speaking spanish] >> it lasts 10 minutes. >> adios. >> the effect lasts 10 minutes. >> adios. >> oh, and then you die. i have an 80-year-old campesino, country man defending me from a highly poisonous snake. >> aqui. >> [shouts indistinctly] he's like, "don't be scared. i'll look after you." ah! i think i might need something to protect me from him. vamos? >> si. >> ok. let's go. [speaking spanish] whew! well, finally we've arrived to the top of the mountain. [speaking spanish] and it's a beautiful pyramid up here and a spectacular view. [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> it was worth the hike. ha ha ha. tepotzlan was believed to be the birthplace of quetzalcoatl, the ominent and peaceful god of the aztecs. tepotzlan is known to be a place of magic and he

i'm a person that's always in the hands of god when i pray to god very well go up and sing as if they take going to weigh nothing exists. but she has permission i show his mother some video clips of him in the camp without revealing details of the life in which he is engaged. or going to she's the one that's big you have fifteen twenty delegates i would most want to know about people . i don't want us so much too much pressure on me what does is songs that are used to seem to really end up easy. there's this song again saying i don't. want to look good it. was because you know. life. is no good and there is no good up till what i'm. then i was in london used to take an awful slow and nice woman that used to take care of us very well i love her so much. from. it's so easy. for. us i have not seen him. she doesn't know i'm here she thinks you know that time i entered this police station she heard about it and she heard the police station burned down and i was still inside when it happened. so. since so since that time for a few years now i haven't seen her on a monday she must think i'm

local time. >> john: oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, yes, yes, yes!n, a son, you mean a king. all neal to the one true king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british roy

have all the time oh god no i doubt it's god like. when i did i'm like i'm not going to be i'm going to talk about exactly what i'm going to live on what i don't know you by the way not that you did. we don't like that and i want to be i don't want to get a lot of what you know what is the why we got married couple with you know not yet somehow you know you're. going to want to know what i'm going off about that it's awkward i thought i was. going to let you know well you know good stuff. ok let's go to the bible. out of the what i know that's. what i do than i did i'm happy and i go out there on the table and i think that then i think you know we all . thought it was going to go down you don't want it off the diving board up. but you find out what he did with that right there just find a slab that. was my dad's god damn i've done nothing that i haven't. done throughout your life. oh. you know. what. we know who was good. for almost. an hour. i mean i don't i think i'm going to document not welcoming times. i don't know the fall but i

local time. >> john: oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, yes, yes, yes! a son, a son, you mean a king. all neal to the one true king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british royal family history that have panicked over not being able to deliver a boy. here we are. kate did it first time. >> john: what? what? you are aware that she is married to prince william and not carl drogo, aren't you? what would your response have been if it had been a girl? dam nation upon your cursed woman. she produced a baby of the weaker sex. all that tomorrow. all that tomorrow. but first, from news of birth overseas to news of death back here in the u.s. >> it

this is what god had written for them. i just despaired, and thought it was time that arab countries felt our suffering. >> narrator: ahmad and the people of his village have witnessed these scenes many times, fearing they will be next. today, it's mohammed mattar who has lost members of his family. >> narrator: mohammed is surrounded by the bodies of three of his nephews. they were killed 20 minutes ago by a government shell. inside the hospital are more of mohammed's relatives. >> narrator: mohammed's brother mahmoud was injured while rushing his grandchildren into the house. minutes later, he died. mahmoud's son and his grandson are in the room next door. with limited power and dwindling medical supplies, the surgeons are convinced they can do nothing for them. >> narrator: six members of mohammed's family are now dead or dyin the bodies are driven to the nearest mosque. the bodies are driven to the nearest mosque. like many in these villages, mohammed is a refugee who's fled the fighting in the nearby city of muraat al

. >> oh my god! oh, it's an accident. >> oh, you're filming it too. >> oh my god. >> the moment of impact of flight 214 captured on camera. and tonight there is word the pilot may have had very little experience flying this type of jet. good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. in for ama daetz tonight. new focus on the asiana pilot at the controls. lee kang-kook had only 43 hours of experience with the boeing 777, the plane that crashed, and it was his first time landing the plane at sfo. >> the ntsb revealed lee and the captain trying to abort the landing seconds before it crashed. warnings went off in the cockpit before it crashed. and preliminary finds from the flight data recorder show the plane was flying below the target speed. >> now we have live team coverage on these developments, and some amazing survival stories. let's start with the investigation into what went wrong. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at sfo tonight. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. we're le

oh, my god. >> oh, no. oh, my god. into pieces and started burning with more than 300 people on board. i want you to listen to what the ntsb boss says that they have learned so far from the cockpit recordings. >> a call from one of the crew members to increase speed was made approximately seven seconds prior to impact. during the approach, the data indicate that the throttles were at idle and air speed was slowed below the target air speed. >> we are going to walk you through this point by point very shortly here on cnn to make sure everyone understands exactly what happened and what we know at this point ith

. >> oh my god! oh, it's an accident. >> oh, you're filming it too. >> oh my god. >> the moment of impact of flight 214 captured on camera. and tonight there is word the pilot may have had very little experience flying this type of jet. good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. in for ama daetz tonight. new focus on the asiana pilot at the controls. lee kang-kook had only 43 hours of experience with the boeing 777, the plane that crashed, and it was his first time landing the plane at sfo. >> the ntsb revealed lee and the captain trying to abort the landing seconds before it crashed. warnings went off in the cockpit before it crashed. and preliminary finds from the flight data recorder show the plane was flying below the target speed. >> now we have live team coverage on these developments, and some amazing survival stories. let's start with the investigation into what went wrong. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at sfo tonight. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. we're le

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oh, my god! >> jimmy: oh, my god. oh, my god. >> that's not going to work. >> jimmy: no.hey wouldn't even grow that much. you -- are they extensions? >> well, no. i actually -- i might need your help trimming them or getting them out. >> jimmy: yeah, just turn away from the camera. >> hold on. okay. >> jimmy: turn -- turn towards me. >> okay. i feel like tim conway in these. yeah, a little bit. >> jimmy: all right, ready? >> ready. ahh! [ audience ews ] >> jimmy: yeah. no one saw it. no one saw it. sam rockwell in the house, ladies and gentlemen! ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: i want to get right -- >> any bats in the cave? >> jimmy: i want to get -- yeah, no bats in the cave. >> all right, good. >> jimmy: i want to get -- i want to get into this movie, "the way, way back." now, i hear it's a fantastic movie. >> it's really great. i'm really proud of it. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thanks, man. thanks. >> jimmy: yeah, your voice got really deep. >> i get really -- i'm out of breath from dancing. dance, wookie, dance. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: for a second -- for a second, you so

god let it come to want to come out now god you can do it do it now do it to zeus the baby emerging him bilko cord is wrapped around his neck and he is not original my good. woman. i love it. but. is that enough do you need sun. done too long a time down i do it to first do it to down take take the sun. bring more bring more what's happened. once. the baby has come take him out take him out. by. they're not way out she made me feel my pains during the delivery naima pain once the baby's out. over you guys it was like you were going. to tell that. good guy. during my time in h.r. career i've gotten a taste of the tenuous life in the creeks the vast disparity between the region's immense natural wealth and inhabitants access to basic necessities like clean drinking water or modern medical care methods aside the niger delta cause to which the militants have laid claim seem just. but i want to learn more about why some young men choose to enter the ranks of the militants and about the leaders to draw them into the struggle so i made my way to the camp of the notorious to take a tom cruise n

it. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> you filmed the whole thing. >> oh lord have phers. >> that is the voice of fred hayes, he and his wife were taking a walk yesterday morning and decided to videotape the planes when the crash happened. >> it is kind of surreal. my wife, gina we took it hard. we all did. it was a tragedy. and our initial reaction was that you know, everybody on the plane was in bad shape. and, you know, we were really happy that it was minimal, you know. and not everybody on the plane lost their life. >> obviously the video will play a key role in the investigation that follows up. the ntsb had a press conference this afternoon. kpix has more on what the pilots were doing seconds before the impact. >> the flight data and cockpit voice recorders have given investigators a lot of crews. now, the so-called black boxes were recovered in tact. soon after the crash landing. and ntsb investigators escorted by u.s. marshals took them to the lab. they heard what happened in the critical, final seco

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local time. >> john: oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, yes, yes, yes! a son, a son, you mean a king. all neal to the one true king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british royal family history that have panicked over not being able to deliver a boy. here we are. kate did it first time. >> john: what? what? you are aware that she is married to prince william and not carl drogo, aren't you? what would your response have been if it had been a girl? dam nation upon your cursed woman. she produced a baby of the weaker sex. all that tomorrow. all that tomorrow. but first, from news of birth overseas to news of death back here in the u.s. >> it

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god. to show you as a member of the must go movement that was formed by a young called off to the tragedy the goal is to achieve christian rights through nonviolent means. in the works of the dream about one one hundred four christian has been killed in six years not in twenty years and more that is known to live in christians that have been injure. a through their lives and you should. one hundred and one hundred four families have been forced to immigrate. to mubarak things got worse for the cops not of the pro islamic government nor politics focused on protecting religious minorities to fundamentalists complete christians are an ideal scapegoat is the enemy was able. to really christians are deprived of rights i would love to have the same rights christians have in egypt that was exactly the thing i asked abdul alim musa the former interior minister i still want this because christians here have many more rights than muslims to and. so on and so on. while recording this interview. recei

they both say oh, god. one says it during sex and the other says it after the sex. >> john: you would agree religion seems to be a get out of hell free card from george w. bush who talked about forgiveness in his lost years when he was a confused youth at age 40. to president clinton's i have sinned speech. does this -- work across the board? would this work in a jewish community, a muslim community a hindu community invoke a hire power and get votes? >> i think that at this point all of these people are grabbing on to whatever they can grab on to like a lifeboat to sort of make this thing float right? for the republicans, it is interesting that they invoke god because i imagine having a sex with a republican is not a religious experience on any level. >> john: they're angry paul. you don't know what you're missing. >> it doesn't surprise me. they're going to say and do on both sides of the fence whatever it is they need to do to get their second chance and it is ironic it is sad that, you know, ryan braun

oh, thank god.ou think there is any chance we'll ever hear the president even say the word "carbon tax"? >> with an opened mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned great leadership so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter) >> cutting throught the clutter of today's top stories. >> this is the savior of the republican party? i mean really? >> ... with a unique perspective. >> teddy rosevelt was a weak asmatic kid who never played sports until he was a grown up. >> (laughter) >> ... and lots of fancy buz words. >> family values, speding, liberty, economic freedom, hard-working moms, crushing debt, cute little puppies. if wayne lapierre can make up stuff that sounds logical while making no sense... hey, so can i. once again friends, this is live tv and sometimes these things happen. >> watch the show. >> only on current tv. >> did anyone tell the pilgrims they should self-deport? >> no, they said

god let me drive a bentley. >> and if my faith is large enough my car will reflect that. because i lack faith. and what is so pervasive is that my pastor then becomes my my vicarious wealth. so if my pastor is very wealthy, then one day if i keep giving him my financial seeds, then i'll get there. >> and can you put this in a little context? it seems to me we've always had gospels of prosperity. >> it wasn't mainstream. it was an aberration. now these jokers look like they're dr. king. >> the interesting thing we can go back to max vapors the protestant ethic. there is a sense in which vapors account of a certain kind of pure tannism, there is a direct relationship between the blow of god's grace and material wealth and gain. >> right. >> so it's deeply engrained in the very american fabric of the religious imagination. that's the first thing we need to say. about this question around sexuality, though, brother mark, there's a sense in which we need to be very careful not to frame the discussion of sexual desire by aberration. >> right. >> and it seems every time we talk

just as god nearly intended. but that's not to say that the pope's remarks dip at least mark some sort of change. >> it is though a change in tone. it's an invitation from the holy father that we can never be harsh and judgmental. >> john: so the policy is the same but the tone has changed. sort of like if southern water found fountains in the 1950s changed their signs from this to this. actually, hold on. it's just the tone is nicer. but is it just the tone that has changed? i have to warn someone. aasif. aasif. listen, aasif. it was just a change in tone. >> yes, i'm still in rome. john: , no, no, no. aasif, the church hasn't really changed its position on homosexuality. those were false reports. >> you're right. you should cut these pants into shorts. >> john: that's not just what i said. aasif, church doctrine still for bids homosexual acts. there was no change. >> holy [bleep]. what? okay. cut the bubbles. yes, cut the smoke. everybody, get your robes back on, yes. fire up the plain song now. yes. john, i ha