"oh, god, my god why hast thou forsaken us?" the beating finally stopped when my father was motionless except for his lips. i saw that he was trying to say something. i came close, and then i heard he was reciting the declaration of faith of the jew to god. "he'll israel, the lord our god, the lord is one -- heal isreal." then he became very silent. he didn't speak no more. he didn't move no more. my brother and i went to the salt mine. the first time in my life i lost faith in god. my father was a wonderful being, very pious jew. he would not harm a soul. in fact, in the concentration camp, he kept people alive. lots of them went and touched his barbed wired to end. he could not stand it any longer. he would say, "no, no, you'll see. like god sent moses to get the children of israel out of egypt, out of ditch -- out of bondage you'll see he will send somebody to treat us and take us back to our homeland israel." it was like he foresaw that. like it was a prediction -- or not a prediction, it was a prophecy, sort of. now, the wo

the will of god god prevails prevails because god is god. what would you expect his will to do? if he is god his will will prevail. he is being very geometrical about it. very logical. god wills this contest to continue. what lincoln is not sure of, if god is willing this contest to continue, what is the goal? what goal does god have in mind? it may be that one side is right, and the other wrong, or vice versa. both can't be right. both could be wrong. so god may have something entirely different in view in this war than those of us who have begun it. but beyond that, he doesn't want to get more specific. increasingly, by the time he delivers his second inaugural, he wants to talk about the war more in terms of it being a judgment on all americans. he doesn't want to speak of the war as having some baptism of american democracy. rather he wants to see the war as a punishment for an original sin that we committed in the form of slavery. that itself does not point in any enthusiastic direction toward a renaissance of religious influence in the culture. if anything, it thinks of re

by god. the biblical narrative was you could ultimately understand the slave experience because god understood. what is interesting is the way in which that exodus text and more important the later chosenness of the nation of israel is that requires a greater burden on the chosen. they will suffer more. you will get hints of this even today, the idea that christians are persecuted, they are being persecuted, that kind of language. this is not about individuals. this is about a people. that you have to recognize that suffering, it is pervasive and god recognizes it and when god recognizes that pervasive suffering, god sides with it. even if we are going to get treated poorly, even if we are going to get harms, even if we are going to die, god ultimately will vindicate us. so, this idea about the way that suffering works -- they do not see an oppressor having any suffering. they can't. they can't see an oppressor having loss or some sort of suffering that happened to them, but that demand on th

god.hat is ridiculous. i was having an argument in hollywood -- [laughter] with a famous atheist. he thought anybody who believed in god was a total idiot. that the end of the conversation i said look, i believe i came from god. you believe you came from a monkey. i tend to agree with you. [applause] [laughter] but the fact of the matter is, what we do need to make sure, that we never do in this country , is force our beliefs upon someone else. that needs to go in both directions. the left doesn't get to force their beliefs on anybody else. with the gay marriage thing, i get asked that question so much. in the press conference now that was a predominant question. why is it so hard for people to understand that? marriage in my opinion is between one man and one woman. that is relatively simple. [cheering] by the same token, our constitution guarantees the right of every single citizen, and we protect the rights of every single citizen. however. everybody is equal. nobody is more equal. nobo

their belief in god.o indication that anything odd was going on there. ♪ ♪ >> victor barnard did a teaching in the chapel to the whole church when i was 13. he said that in the bible, all the first-born children were supposed to be sacrificed to god and he listed off ten girls' names -- >> renee -- i love you. thank god for you. >> it was encouraged that the first-born, if it was a daughter, that she would be in this group called new maidens. basically like virgins unto christ. we kind of looked at them as maybe nuns. >> lindsey -- thank you, baby. >> i think i was so like shocked, you know? and didn't really know exactly what was going on. >> when they basically became quote, the maidens, all ten of them, i thought it all, especially the younger five, that's what they wanted. it was something they were seeking. >> that's how they were choosing to live their life, being the first-born. >> when you're 12 and 13 years old, there is no mutual consent. i don't believe any of those girls would have had the abi

god told me to do this. god told me to do that. and we accepted that. >> god speaks to me. have a message to present. >> to outsiders, koresh soon transformed the davidian church into a cult. >> the most important element of the cult is the leader. and they are always described the same way, as being charismatic. >> i mean, there are some things that god has concealed in his written word that are to be brought to do right before the end of time. >> koresh preached end of days philosophy to his followers, a belief system that was centered around an apocalyptic battle between evil armies led by a messianic leader who was the second coming. >> his role was to open the seven seals that are mentioned in the book of revelation. >> in revelation the seven seals represent the apocalypse, the biblical end of days. in the bible only the lamb of god can open the seals. koresh preached that he had that power. but by january 1992, disturbing rumors about the self-styled prophet had surfaced. the local newspaper, "the waco tribune herald," began to investigate koresh and his hold over th

god bless america, this land that i love.e her and guide her through the night with the light from above. from the mountains, through the prairies, through the ocean god bless america, my home sweet home. god bless america, we will stand behind her if you will guide her, through the night with the light from above. from the mountain to the prairie, to the ocean white with song. god bless america, my home sweet home. my home sweet home. >> thank you. [applause] >> colors, detail. >> colors, detail, present. >> colors, and detail, order. >> colors, and detail, order. >> order. at ease. >> on behalf of the united states fraternal police artillery, our 322,000 members nationwide, we thank you. we honor the families that are here today with a promise that we will never let america forget your loss. thank you. god bless you. and that concludes the national peace officers memorial service. thank you.

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god bless you, god bless south carolina. [applause] governor jindal: thank you for the warm reception. it is great to be back in softer a lot of. i've thought long and hard about what to talk about today. i decided to talk about what i think is the greatest threat we face from the obama administration. there are a lot of things we could put on the list. i don't know about you but i worry about $18 trillion of debt. [applause] governor jindal: i worry about obama care between patients and their doctors. i worry about a president who seems intent on signing a deal that will allow iran to become a nuclear power. [applause] governor jindal: i worry about a president that is trying to force common core into our classrooms, i worry about a president. i worry about a president today by day finds new ways to change our country. but the greatest threat i think we face from the obama administration, because a lot of what i just listed can be undone by conservative in the white house. we can lower tax rates, we can draw back the epa, w

in our hearts, we believe all are created equal under god. the liberty we prize is not our gift to the world. it is god's gift to humanity. we are working to honor those beliefs. no matter what your career path when you help another person you enrich your heart. you strengthen the fabric of our collective is this. -- business. some of you have already made service a priority in your lives by volunteering during breaks. you have completed more than 100 community projects to engage learning. i thank you for recognizing the timeless truths of those to whom much is given, much is required. as you serve others, you can inspire others. i have been inspired by the example of many selfless servants. winston churchill inspired me during my presidency. like churchill, i now paid. -- paint. it is not worth much without the signature. he gave a speech to the students of his old-school during the most trying times in world war ii. it was not long and it is well remembered. he urged to never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. i hope you

god. if you make an argument in general principle of something that is not being stated, then you have done harm to the text. slaves generally had a different experience, and they are different experience suggested they were going to read the text differently from their slaveholder masters. so, i'm going to give you a brief history. it's a brief history august the about the way in which christianity and slave life has been argued about or argued over. for the middle of the 20th century, for the most part historians have argued that slaves simply took on the forms of christianity they encountered. when they encounter the baptists they took on the baptist form. when they encountered methodists they took on the methodist form. slaves played no role in the faith they would develop. in the mid-20th century, sociologist, more than historian , a guy named herz noia argued that slaves brought significant religious life out of africa into the slave experience, and if you pay attention you will see

do you feel -- >> he's your god, too. >> okay -- >> god forgives all. god loves everyone, regardless. >> fry would not discuss his crimes with us. but our producer pressed him on whether his victims would be as forgiving as he believes god will be. >> what would you say then if you actually showed up to the afterlife and there were the people that you had victimized? >> hello, brother. you know. when we go to the kingdom of god there is no anger, there is no strife. all that will be taken from us. ♪ amazing grace the people i've hurt directly i do beg forgiveness. you know. but i've already asked god for his forgiveness. and all i can do is ask you to please foregive me and if you don't, okay. then you get to live with the power of your own hate. >> fry surprised our crew when he placed his four brutal murders on the same plane as another crime. >> let me ask you a question. is it a greater sin to steal a cracker or to kill someone? >> to kill someone. >> god doesn't see it that way. you break one sin, you break all sin. if you are guilty of the least o

when god recognizes that pervasive suffering, god sides with it. even if we are going to be treated poorly, even if we are going to be harmed, ultimately god will vindicate us. this idea about the way in which slavery works. most people operate under this idea. they do not see an oppressor having suffered. they can't. they cannot see an oppressor suffer a loss, or some other kind of suffering that happens to them. that demand on them means that they are in a position -- this is the part that was getting at with frederick douglass -- ultimately, they are in a position to help redeem the nation. their suffering is a way to understand how god will refine the nation, how it will make the nation better, as long as you are willing to hear it. as long as you are willing to engage it. here's the thing, douglas is doing it in the narrative. our whites going to see a? the answer ultimately would be no. they cannot see it. they cannot see the suffering as redemptive of the people, the nation as a whole. what happens in this particular case, the way in which t

oh, god.just the sheer panic that i had never felt before in my life. >> without hesitation, cousin craig jumps over the fence and lunges toward elena as she rolls toward the cliff's edge. >> it was just terror. i didn't think he was going to be able to grab her. i really felt when i reached the fence that i was going to see her on the ground. >> in the nick of time, craig reaches elena and stops her from plummeting down the jagged cliff. >> she had just grabbed on to a little bit of grass and a little bit of weeds that was there because she was at the part that kind of went like this at that point. and she was just starting to stand up. she would have fallen right back. >> during the fall, elena grabs at the other little girls knocking her cousin's shoe off. the other children are frightened. elena is shaken. >> laney was crying. >> did you get that on video? >> no. >> one of the other girls was crying because when she fell she tried to grab the other girls. could have been a lot worse. she c

oh, god. oh, god.st get closer to him. >> and dwayne got the ladder in the right spot and i climbed forward and waved him on to climb onto the ladder. >> thank you jesus, thank you, god. >> it was a relief to see that the guy could crawl right onto the ladder. >> but the feeling of relief doesn't last. >> we were at the end of the thriller where, oh, they got him. and all of a sudden, bam. >> oh, my god. oh! oh, no. oh, my god. >> we were afraid it was going to hit the ladder truck. we were afraid was going to get the firefighter. we were afraid it was going to hit the gentleman on the ledge. we were afraid for the folks still down on the ground because it became kind of a domino effect. this part fell and the other parts fell down. >> the whole fifth floor and the roof collapsed. push of radiant heat. you could feel the heat pick up. >> they got him off the ledge, they get him on the ladder, two seconds later the roof comes down. i almost lost my mind. it was more than a person could take at that peri

may god bless you. [applause] >> judge susan webber wright delivered this speech at university of arkansas law. she was appointed to the fisa courts by john roberts in 2009. [applause] susan webber wright: thank you for the nice introduction. congratulations to all of you law students who are now law graduates. congratulations to the many family members and friends who helped you get where you are today. i know there has been much sacrifice and much joy as a result of today. this school has produced numerous outstanding lawyers some of whom are here today. many are prominent members of the bar and our community. you can be proud of your institutions and proud of yourselves. soon, you will be taking the bar exam and please accept my best

god alone can claim it. and so with high hope for the future, no predictions will be made today restricting it. my friends, the passage through congress last january of a constitutional amendment for the abolishment of slavery in all of the civil states is certainly an occasion for congratulations to this country, to you, to the world. and as much as we may triumph in this, we must remember that there remains yet a task for us as well. that passage, that noble act by congress, must yet be ratified in all of the several states, at least 27 of the 36 states must confirm it. we yet have a task to do. clearly, the emancipation proclamation fell far short of what this amendment, once it is fully consummated, can do. there are and were many objections as to the legality, the applicability of the proclamation to those who have not fled their bonds in the south, or to the children born to them later. but this amendment, my friends is the king's cure. it ends -- it consummates -- all of the evils. let me repeat my co

in our hearts, we believe all are created equal under god. the liberty we prize is not our gift to the world. it is god's gift to humanity. we are working to honor those beliefs. no matter what your career path, when you help another person you enrich your heart. you strengthen the fabric of our business. some of you have already made service a priority in your lives by volunteering during breaks. you have completed more than 100 community projects to engage learning. i thank you for recognizing the timeless truths of those to whom much is given, much is required. as you serve others, you can inspire others. i have been inspired by the example of many selfless servants. winston churchill inspired me during my presidency. like churchill, i now paint. it is not worth much without the signature. he gave a speech to the students of his old-school during the most trying times in world war ii. it was not long and it is well remembered. he urged to never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. i hope you will remember this advice. the

(laughing) (gasps) oh, my god! amy! oh, my god! oh, my god! amy! oh, my god! amy, what did you do? i don't know, i-- (shrieks) oh, my god! amy! (man) cut! (laughter) (amy) so easy. (man) mmm, magic. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show"! my name is jon stewart! we have a very good show for you tonight! tonight on "the daily show," it's harvey day! matt harvey pitcher of the new york mets dominant! going to be here on the program to talk with us. we're very excited about that. i love the mets! (applause) beyond that it's time to check in with the 2016 presidential race and democalypse 2016. it's becoming a fire hazard. the hits keep on coming. >> former new york governor george pataki now announcing his bid for the white house. >> lindsay lohan of south carolina making it clear he's going to run for president. >> rick santorum announced he, too, is running for president. >> jon: guys, guys, guys! guys...i appreciate t

god bless south carolina, god bless louisiana, god bless the united states of america.ause] ♪ [applause] dr. ben carson: thank you. i am so happy to be here with you this afternoon. i love coming to south carolina. there are a lot of people here with common sense. sometimes we don't find that in other locations. they said it was a pretty rough and tumble place. they said it was a rough-and-tumble place but, i lost two since i've been here. this one went out last night. but i have also had a chance to see two very fine dentists here. many people have asked me about my mother. i appreciate the sentiment. right after my announcement on monday, i flew down to texas where she is. and my wife and myte and my two sons, she is in the terminal stages of o all illness. for the last three days, she has been eating and drinking again. [applause] i just want to thank you for all those prayers. because they do mean a lot. speaking of my mother, she had probably the greatest influence other than jesus christ on my life. and because she refused to be a victim. she had every reason to b

it is a gift of god. he wanted everyone to know that, not just his own people but all people which is what you have been saying. >> on pentecost we can see vsp is very spirited people. >> very good. >> absolutely. >> we are going to come back to this spirited conversation. thank you for being with us. please join us with carol estes and jim hopkins, elmhurst. right mi carino. so like i said, everything i learned about cooking i learned from grandma's empanadas. shall we go again? yep. mix the beef with the onions the onions with the peppers, the peppers with the paprika the paprika with the garlic, the garlic with the oregano, the oregano with the cumin, got it? got it. throw in the olives, stir, season stir again pour out the flour. roll out the dough make a circle, drop in a fist full of filling, fold over, press down and ta-da! hmm [announcer] most parenting is hard to do in just 2 minutes. but 2 minutes twice a day making sure they brush is easier and it could help save them from a lifetime of tooth p

god bless you guys.mpsey: i am often asked my fellow countrymen and women how to properly honor our fallen. they wonder how they can best pay tribute to those laid to rest beneath our flag, so that we may stand freely beside it today. i tell them simply to remember. our great nation is set aside to date for this very purpose to remember. to remember how are followed stood with courage and to memorialize their devotion to america and to our principles. but the sun will set on this day and disappear behind foothills of virginia, and in the morning when it rises over the potomac emma watson? -- what then? what should we do? tomorrow, we resumed life's daily routines, take a moment to think of the families who will return home and leave their loved ones here in the sacred place think of these families home and abroad with unmarked graves abroad and in the blue seas. think of the empty chair at the dinner table and the one less voice of laughter in their house. next week, next month, what should we do that? r

oh, my god! oh o my god!it was like somebody had smashed concrete blocks on the back of my truck. it was this loud shattering sound out of nowhere with no warning whatsoever. it shot like orange and purple sparks out over the front of the windshield. it instantly filled the interior of the truck with smoke. i swore my head off. >> the car was just struck by lightning! >> i was terrified because i realized what had just happened. i thought i was going to be electrocuted or suffocating in smoke. i totally thought i was going to die. i absolutely panicked. >> even for a battle-scarred veteran storm chaser taking a direct hit like this is a bone chilling moment. >> i started honking on the horn because there was an rv in front of me. i thought i would try to get their attention, but they just sped on ahead and i actually don't blame them at all because they might have thought that they were next. >> alone, john pulls out his cell phone. >> i need to stop. i need to call 911 right away. as john calls for help, his

i pray to god all mighty to god your steps forward until yemen restores security and prosperitys, mayod's peace and blessings be upon you. this is the message from the monarch of saudi arabia king solomon and the cousin -- custodian and the monarch of saudi arabia. >> so we just have been hearing from a g.c.c. secretary-general says the eyes are on the country and living up to the aspirations of the yemeni people. let's bring in abraham in the studio and director of bookings in doha center so what do you make of what we have heard so far? the end of the riyadh conference and have a riyadh declaration that supports exiled hadi and endorses gcc against the houthis and support against houthi forces and 2216 resolution, but are we any further forward? >> well i'm afraid probably the only thing new in this outcome of this conference that we are seeing is the problem of terminology. >> i'm going to jump in there because abd rabbuh mansur hadi is speaking right now so let's listen to what he has to say and then we will talk about it. >> translator: secretary-general of the gulf corporation c

be for books, and the g is for god. lawyers say you can't put it in a public school because the g stands for god. what a bunch of crap. [applause] dr. carson: we had a vigorous argument. i suggested maybe we can resolve it at the level of the supreme court, which seemed bold and reckless. it really wasn't. i knew the next week i was going to the supreme court to receive the jefferson award. i figured i would ask while i was there. sandra day o'connor say they were with us. there was no violation. people who say silly stuff like that, what do they know about our country? our founding document talks about certain unalienable rights given to us by our creator, the pledge of allegiance says we are one nation under god. many courtrooms say in god we trust. every coin in our pocket. if it is in our founding documents, it is in our pledge it is in our court, it is on our money. we are not supposed to talk about it. what and the world is that? in medicine, we call the schizophrenia. [applause] dr. carson: does not explain a lot

all is dream all is illusion. ( woman singing ) what powers lie in the hands of invisible gods? wayang, the play of shadows, is a distant survival of ancestor worship, the old faith of theslands. behind a linen screen, an unseen puppetmaster tells stories of heroes and kings. the figures are at once hidden and revealed. it is a kind of invocation controlled by the ritual magic of music a language. the spirit world appears in a benign and even pleasure-giving form. om where he stood, the son of the wind god sathe temple rise from the plain gleaming like crystal. its walls were adorned with trees and magic animals. great lions, monkeys, deer and the frail the kinnara, half-human, half-bird. rhytic tapping ) if borudor is a labyrinth, the ramayana reliefs at the hindu temple of prambanan are a ki of thter: ( various actors speaking ) the tales of the monkey king! lord garuda says "come, visnu, bearer of the sacred whl!" the fish in the said, "come, visnu!" thbrahman said, "comvisnu! come and save the earth from demons! " so visnu descended to eah as prince rama greaslayer of demons

oh, my god. oh, my god. >> rare and terrifying encounters under the sea. >> this great white grabbed me. >> nowhere to run. >> i mean you've got a couple tons of whale tail coming at you that fast and its barnacle alone would have been like getting hit with baseball bat the size of a tree. >> nowhere to hide. >> shark snapped the whole front of the cage off, came right inside with us. >> surfers, day trippers, and professional divers, make no mistake, this is their turf. >> there's always a danger when you are out with wild animals. anything can happen at any moment. >> "caught on camera: into the deep." >>> welcome to "caught on camera." in this hour, we'll take you to the high seas where you'll meet some of the world's most mysterious creatures and witness encounters with shocking results. it's all caught on camera. divers, surfers, and tourists discover what lies beneath the surface of the deep. the islands of thailand. two divers take off for a day of diving and a bit of fun in the sun. their

protect even the committee god.al. it is in the name of jesus that we pray and we believe it to be so. amen amen. now to hear two selections from selected of god. ♪ ♪ >> [choir sings] ♪ >> [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> [choir sings] ♪ ♪ >> [choir sings] ♪ >> ♪ you better lose yourself ♪ ♪ in the music, the moment ♪ ♪ you better never let go, oh! ♪ ♪ you only get one shot ♪ ♪ you better lose yourself ♪ ♪ ♪ you only get one shot ♪ ♪ you better lose yourself ♪ ♪ you only get one shot ♪ ♪ ♪ you only get one shot ♪ ♪ ♪ you only get one shot ♪ >>[cheers and applause] ♪ >> [choir sayings] ings] ♪ ♪ >> [choir sings] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [choir sings] ♪ >> [applause] >> ♪ [choir sings] ♪ ♪ you are the source of my strength ♪ ♪ you are the strength of my life ♪ ♪ ♪ amen ♪ ♪ amen ♪ ♪a amen, amen ♪ ♪ amen, amen ♪ ♪ amen, amen ♪ >> [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm detroit welcome to a powerhouse of musical excellence. from nashville, tennessee, veritas. >> [applause] >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ at the end of the storm is

, you know, and bouncing off all kinds of stuff. >> oh my god!you even realize you were hitting light poles? >> i saw it coming and when i hit it there was a huge splash of mud. i didn't realize that i knocked it over until much later. >> looks what's going on. this is crazy! >> but he wasn't the only one recording his roller coaster ride. >> check that car. >> oh, my god. >> turns out, staying in his car, probably saved his life. >> so when you finally came to a stop right here, were you like -- oh thank god it is over, or what was going through your mind? >> what was going through my mind is crap, i just totalled my car. >> oh my god. my car is totalled. i can't believe this. that and okay, i have to start getting video now back to my editor so he can start posting some of this stuff. >> and he did, describing every detail of his harrowing ordeal. >> i just got turned around by a whole flash of mud, i can't see out my windows now. i don't know what the hell is happening. >> i tweeted out a photo of my car after i got out and jumped across the w

such a power, such an opportunity god has seldom given to man.vent shall be forgotten when his world shall have become a network of republics and when every throne shall be swept from the face of the earth and literature showing light and all mines and the claims of humanity recognized everywhere. the shelti conspicuous on the pages of history. we are thankful that god gave to abraham lincoln the grace to issue that proclamation that stands high above all others penned by uninspired men. abraham lincoln was a good man. he was known as an honest, temperate, forgiving man. a just man. a man of noble heart in every way. look over his features. listen to his utterances. he never spoke unkindly of any man. even the rebels received no word of anger from him. in his domestic life he was exceedingly kind and affectionate. he was a devoted husband and father. standing as we do today by his coffin, let us resolve to carry forward the policy that he so nobly began. let us do right by all men. let us bow in the sight of heaven -- val in the sight of heaven t

it puts a tone to it, this is very successful -- or not. >> rose: you're playing god here. >> god's playing me is really the premise. he has some things he wanted to tell the people. >> he wants you -- puts it i have a winning likable personality and feels his profound message will be easier to take given my off beat charm. one thing i definitely am is a brand. okay. i am an established well-respected brand, okay? and when i see some backup wide receiver from dip (bleep) university on sport center point to me after scoring a touchdown that cheapens the brand! this is very simple -- i'm not with you when your team wins. i'm not against you when your team loses. i'm not with or against you when you win or lose. i am not a laker or a cowboy or a red wing or -- and please listen carefully to this -- i am not a yankee, okay? i don't guide the ball between the uprights or into the basket or out of the stadium or into your opponent's crotch. you won the game, congratulations. you're a super bowl m.v.p., mosul tomozltoff. whether you're an athlete or not is meaningless to me. i do not influence the

oh, god. oh, my god. >> i don't think i was breathing. i think i stopped breathing for that few seconds. >> oh my god. >> that was his only choice. no human being will sit there and burn to death. when he jumped to the floor below i knew we had to hurry and get to him. >> the glass is melting. they need to get him. >> the ladder lowers to the fourth floor, only a few more feet. >> time stands still with something like that, told him not to jump, hold on a minute. >> it's like when you're watching a suspense film and you're saying, go, go, hurry, hurry, get out of there, and you feel your body moving as if you could push that ladder open. >> oh, jesus. oh, god. oh, god. >> and duane got the ladder in the right spot and then i climbed forward and waved him on to come onto the ladder. >> thank jesus, thank you god. >> it was a relief to see the guy could crawl straight onto the ladder. >> but the feeling of relief doesn't last. we were at the end of the thriller where oh, me got him and all of a

it's something given by god and they should be open. they can be intimate with one another where it's less likely that a woman will get pregnant but in that situation you have to be open to life. >>chris: there's so much we can talk about. homosexual acts one of the church beliefs on homosexual acts? acts always belong in a certain context. so homosexual acts should only occur or any action only occur in marriage. homosexual acts should not occur and that's just the reason our bodies are not made like that so what can easily understand a man having an attraction to another man and wanting to become intimate but the way our bodies are built it's not possible that you can be intimate the way a heterosexual couple can be. our bodies are made male and female and that is the natural level.>>chris: the cumulative and procreative aspects of human sexuality happen. the more we talk about i encourage you to study the theology of the body to find out more about the why.>>chris: that's talk about the church's ministry and the concept of the differ

but this is a child of god made in the likeness of god. and we have all of these sexual abilities and we don't use them till it is the appropriate moment like in marriage or for someone single, they don't use them at all. built when they interact with another man or woman all of that comes into play. >> and chasity is living out in treatmenting other humans with dignity and respect. >> yes. >> we'll talk more with the father. and we're cruising some of the basic essential teachings of the catholic faith. you're watching mow say mosaic. we'll be right back. jamie mcmurray: a boy born in joplin, missouri was fascinated by anything with wheels and a motor. the odds of him winning both the daytona 500 and the brickyard 400 in the same year? 1 in 195 million. the odds of a child being diagnosed with autism? 1 in 68. i'm jamie mcmurray, and my niece has autism. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. did you know kids who play outdoors have healthier lungs? totally. did you know that boys that play with dolls make better husbands? my son has lots

god bless you. god bless our officers working the streets of america.country. thank you very much. [applause] it is now my honor to introduce the president of the national f.o.p. linda henry for some remarks. [applause] linda: mr. president, members of congress, brothers and sisters of law enforcement, families and friends of our fallen heroes welcome to the 34th annual national peace officers memorial service. in 1962, congress authorized resident john f kennedy to proclaim this the day to honor the great law enforcement officers who proudly wore the uniform, who daily serve the communities in which they live and work, and who ultimately made the supreme sacrifice in the performance of their duties. the proclamation further designated the calendar week in which may 15 falls each year as police week. and recognition of the service given by the men and women of law enforcement who stand guard day and night to protect the citizens of our community. the proclamation was signed october 1, 1962. 20 years later on may 15 1982, the first national peace officer

god alone can claim it. and so with high hope for the future, no predictions will be made today restricting it. my friends, the passage through congress last january of a constitutional amendment for the abolishment of slavery in all of the civil states is certainly an occasion for congratulations to this country, to you, to the world. and as much as we may triumph in this, we must remember that there remains yet a task for us as well. that passage, that noble act by congress, must yet be ratified in all of the several states, at least 27 of the 36 states must confirm it. we yet have a task to do. clearly, the emancipation proclamation fell far short of what this amendment wanted -- once it is fully consummated can do. there are and were many objections as to the legality, the applicability of the proclamation to those who have not fled their bonds in the south, or to the children born to them later. but this amendment, my friends is the king's cure. it ends. it consummates all of the evils. let me repeat my

god said, "so you would love her." he said, "well, god. why did you give her such long flowing hair?" god said the same thing "so you would love her." "well, god. why did you give her such a good figure?" god said it again, "so you would love her." adam said, "alright god. you made e her so beautiful so attractive. why did you make her so dumb?" (laughter) god

. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> unpredictable endings. >> it's going to blow up. >> improbable suspects. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >>> and what in the world is this car thief doing on a golf course? >> he's going to steal a golf cart now. >>> caught on camera, surprise. >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." when it comes to sky diving, you may want excitement, but you don't want surprises. certainly not at thousands of feet in the air. but surprise is what one sky diving instructor gets. not once, not twice, three times in one day. all while heading straight for the ground below. [ screaming ] >> it was really not my day. i should have stayed in bed that day. >> oh, my gosh. >> adrian "wildman" thuma is a sky diving instructor who takes people on jumps in australia. >> oh,yeah. >> on january 12th, 2007, he's getting ready to head up again and joking from behind the camera with his next passenger scott. >> ready to go? >> i'm set. >> did you see my last one? >> no. >> good. al

delmon is one way of understanding what god gave to humans. dominion means you get to do whatever you want. you get to shit in your own kitchen. which is what we have been doing, let's be real. it is a theme in all major religions. not just this idea of serving the planet but seeking justice. there are some other ideas in islam and other states. i had with the note that if we want to convince the mass space of client -- climate the nihilism, we have to engorge people within the christian community to work on a way of engaging a dialogue with these people that gives them a back story to get out of because pushing them against a wall is not going to work. [applause] >> good morning. i thought i was going to be the only christian on the science panel. i feel a little less alone. there are three of us, ok. [laughter] there are two main points i want to make and i have 9.5 minutes. the first -- you know, when we talk about science the nihilism, -- denaialism, what we are seeing is not just denial of the reality of global warming and the fact he cli