♪ earth to god ♪ earth to god ♪ earth to god ♪ come in god ♪ earth to god ♪ come in god ♪ earth to god us now in our darkesy hour ♪ ♪ with your amazing grace ♪ earth to god ♪ come in god earth to god ♪ come in god [applause] >> john rich, spot on. thank you. that performance was brought to you by our sponsor for this evening, y servpro. and we had fox nation will be making a donation to answer the call, an organization that helps fail families of fallen first responders and you can also donate for visiting answerthecall.org. our next recipients are not first responders but they certainly answered the call themselves. you're to present the fox nation patriot award for heroism, a man who knows a lot about heroism, dan bongino. >> it's an honor to be presenting the fox nation patriot award for heroism tonight to not one but two incredibly inspirational man who sprang into action during chaos. in the early morning hours of july 3rd, philip blanks and alexander heard cries for help aas a fire raged through an apartment building in phoenix, arizona. what happened next changed multiple lives

to god >> john rich, spot on.all in an organization who helps families of fallen first responders. you can also donate by visiting answer the call.org. our next recipients are not first responders but they certainly answered the call themselves. here to present the fox nation patriot award for heroism, a man who knows a lot about heroism. >> it's an honor to be presenting the fox nation patriot award for heroism to not one but two incredibly inspirational men who sprang into action during chaos. in the early morning hours of july 3, philip blanks and alexander heard cries for help as a fire raged through an apartment building in phoenix, arizona. what happened next changed multiple lives forever. firefighters described this as a very chaotic scene, flames and smoke pouring out of that third story apartment. they also credit the residence of saving the lives of two young children. >> it was chaotic. everything happened so fast as i was entering the parking lot , i could see fire coming up on the building. immediate

god bless america. god bless america. god bless america and god bless donald trump. do me a favor now, i want to pray for a minute or two. if you have a hat, i see they are the most beautiful hats, take your hat off. i want you to not bow your head today, i want you to look up to the lord as we pray. lord, we thank you for the gift of america. for the gift of donald j. trump. lord, we thank you for the gift of every life here with us around the world, in the bellies , all the life you give us in the image and likeness of god, we thank you, lord. today, lord, we gather in this hallowed place, we make it wholly right now in your name because we ask you, lord, bless us in our work. it totion, lord, you gave us as a gift and you said you will have this nation founded on judeo-christian principles and framed by a declaration and the constitution. or will not be led by cnn cable news or fake news. lord, you said to us if you take this american nation, lord, you said to us, and you serve me in righteousness, i will give you prosperity and joy and i will give you for the wor

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and they worship christ as if he god." "they take an oath, but not an oath to do anything bad, rather an th only to be good-- not to defraud people, not anything evil," and so on. >> (dramatized): those who denied they were or had ever been christians, who repeated after me an invocation to the gods and offered adoration to your image, these i thought it proper to discharge. >> and he says to the emperor,ha "do you think led it correctly?" the emperor then writes back and says, "sounds okay to ut but don't goooking for these christians. and if you get some anonymous charges against peopledon't take that too seriously. we don't want to set any bad precedents here." precedent still hetny, legal christians were a sect of judaism. >> because it was considered apa of judaism, christianity was considered to be protected tradition within the romanish empire. so, when we see plinng note of christians as a separate group, it really marks a departure, a change in the status of christianity, both i its relationship to judaism and in

god bless all of you and god bless united states of america. [applause] cnnnn sucks, cnn sucks, , fox news news sucks sucks, fox news sucks. how bad is fox news now? what the hell happened? what the hell happened? what a disgrace. they are the enemy of the people and i have a message for the enemy of the people, the fake news media. you do not decide who the president of the united states is. we the people do. watching fox news with some friends, charlie cook. we are watching the election results come in. we are big in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. everybody is so happy, we are going to win. trump declares victory because he rightfully won. and then everybody goes to sleep and then what happens? then the cheating started, right? and the fraud started. they start finding hundreds of thousands of ballots in the dead of night when everybody's sleeping. do you guys believe the results of this election so far? do not give an inch. the media, the left and the establishment republicans are expecting you to get tired. are you going to get tired? w

he had a laughed and said it was the hand of god. and i said it was the hand of god. and i said well it wasn't my god. and he just laughed. the second one through the interpreter he was wringing his hands and smiling as though looking at me go in, your no... he was right on that one. is he the greatest player you played against?|j on that one. is he the greatest player you played against? i always try to not find that difficult. i played against the best when he was, i told george bass and those two ironically died on the same day for top you cannot believe. two icons of the game. certainly, i tell you what i'd say if i been to argentina to watch football matches in buenos aires and if you ask any argentinian who the best player ever is, it's diego maradona. and why am saying that lionel messi who a lot of peoples say is the best, they all say diego maradona. two argentinians he is up there, the top. how about for you though? our generation... he is up there, the top. how about for you though? our generation. . ij think for you though? our generation. . i think it's a

th jews saw themselves as a unique peoe with one god, one god alone, and this one god of this one specialple had one temple.an that's a very powerful idea, reflecting-- accurately, i think-- e historical truth that the temple was a very powerful unifying soce within the jewish community. this was the onemost sacred place on earth, the one place on and the heavens somehow descend just enough that they just touch. this was the only one placon the entire earth where this was so. >> the tple in jerusalem was the symbolic heart of the jews everywhere, if thse to, if they were pious, wod put aside part of their income-- it's sort of like, oh, the way christmas clubs operate now-- you'd put aside money explicitly to be spent having a party in jerusalem. >> narrator: although the temple was the centerpiece of jewish life and worship, judaism was not a state religion. >> there's no such thing as a state church. ou not a monolithic reli or cultural entity at this time. indeed, what we're seeing more and more through theesearch and the archaeological discoveries, is how diverse judaism was in this p

the pilgrims would give thanks to god, a thanksgiving at the end of their first year.ims and indians would share the harvest and the games and contest of skill. this was a time for laughter and rejoicing. it was also the end of a year of enormous hardship force the brave men, women, and children of plymouth colony. of those that came to settle nearly a year before, less than half were left. but in that one difficult year, they achieved much. they had built the first colony in new england. they had freedom to worship in their own way. they could make laws in their own system of self government. william bradford ended his history with these words. >> those which came over first in the year 1620 were by the blessing of god the first beginners. and in a sort, the foundation of all the plantations and colonies in new england. >>> . >>> it is 1626. along the rocky new england coast there are several new settlements. it's a small community, numbering scarcely more than 30 people. robert cramp here is a fisherman. he built this bark wigwam with albert sims and jason conway as

up in the guest house god is handing over to brother patrick for the weekend. still there's a misprint in the newspaper it says mass is a 1015 from ft and if someone calls it's 9 o'clock there's no mass at 1015. my mom is father i'm brother patrick and i'm the porter at planck's that is cool so splunk stretton it was certainly thank you you too. clanks said nattie brother patrick hello. the porter's job is to act as a communication channel between the monastery and the outside world. oh so. his family wish him happy birthday although monks don't celebrate their birthdays religious feasts are more important. also your does alyssa lawyer going on people think life must be perfect in a monastery that we stroll in silence through the cloisters all day of the fall while those times are over if they ever existed among many people think a monastery is an ideal world. but we are just ordinary human beings but different and so i'll put it this way. with any group of men there's always going to be friction. although there is a lack of newcomers planks is investing in the

yet all of them, through the help of god, might be overcome.ew they were pilgrims. ♪ a long meeting at sea, they fell on the land, which was cape cod. being thus arrived in a good harbor and brought safe to land, they fell upon their knees and blessed the god of heaven who dropped them over the vast and furious ocean, and delivered, from all the miseries and perils thereof. ♪ they had now no friends to welcome them, no homes or towns to go to. see but what could they a wilderness? wilderness washe not virginia, where they had permission to settle, but new england, where the winter storms had driven them. arguments broke out among the pilgrims, and among the strangers. some felt that because this land would not be under the laws of virginia, they could leave the colony, go where they pleased. andeep the pilgrims strangers together under some kind of government, the leaders of the pilgrims wrote a document that came known as the mayflower compact. ♪ obey thers promised to laws that they would make. they elected john carver their first governor. i

of god. i always wanted to be a peacemaker as opposed to a peacekeeper. anybody can keep the peace if you have enough power, weapons and authority. the police maker has to listen and understand all factions, and try to navigate and create a peaceful solution where everybody is affirmed. everybody is left holes. >> i like that concept. we know there has been a lot of tension in our communities with police. i am sure you have to walk that line at times. >> i have been one of their fierce critics. i love cops. but i have to be honest, and this last 20 or 25 years, they have walked away from their ethical positioning. not all of them. there is a percentage there that have walked away from the ethical understanding of who and what they are in our society and community. we have mario words and eric gardner, ferlando castillo and it is just wrong. >> you are speaking from experience. that makes the difference. >> not have the some of them are not happy. the truth is the limit. they have to get back

the pilgrims would give thanks to god, and thanksgiving at the end of the first year.grims and indians would share the harvest and have games of contest and skill. [laughter] this was a time for laughter and rejoicing. it was also the end of a year of enormous hardships for the brave men, women and children of plymouth colony. of those who came to settle nearly a year before, less than half were left. in that one difficult year, they achieved much, they had built the first colony in blue england -- new england. they had freedom to worship in their own way. they could make laws in their own system of self-government. william bradford ended his history with these words. >> those which came over first year 1620 whereby the blessing of god were the first beginners and in a sort, the foundation of the plantation of all the colonies in new england. ♪

god bless everybody. have a nice thanksgiving and enjoy your president because he's not my president. thank you. host: president-elect biden gave that speech yesterday from wilmington, delaware. vice president elect harris was in d.c. yesterday visiting the central kitchen. one of those food banks here in washington, d.c. she took some time to speak briefly with reporters who had gathered. here's a bit of what she had to say. [video clip] >> you had made contact with republicans. does that include mcconnell? >> i cannot speak directly to that, but i will tell you it has been the priority for the president-elect and me, from the beginning, that we intend to and will work across the aisle to deal with these most tractable issues affecting people regardless of who they voted for. the president-elect and i take that very seriously. i am here to talk with folks who are feeding the hungry. you may have heard me say one in six families in america is describing their children as being hungry. one in five are desc

" referencing the hand of god, the goalfrom 1986 god" referencing the hand of god, the goal from 1986ront page. yes, and that's the main thing that people in this country remember maradona four. 0bviously that people in this country remember maradona four. obviously there was also the goal after that, which was probably one of the best goals scored particularly in international football. by maradona again. but gci’oss football. by maradona again. but across the world, not as many people are thinking about that, they're thinking about particularly in naples, his great leadership of that side to syria titles, there is three days of national mourning there. he's had a long, stellar career, and he had a troubled life which i think some of the papers are alluding to, but he's clearly a contender for being one of the best players ever. and so many attributes, when we look at the mirror, this is the back page of the mirror in the sports section, john, and we've had so many different tributes from so many different tributes from so many different people who were superstars in their own right.

they are expecting the coming og the m of god on earth.a jewish movement. >> the jewish sect, then, is a group which sees itself as jews, recognizes that there are other ws out there, but claims that those other jews out there have it all wrong. they don't fully understand what judaism is all about, and only the membs of the sect do. in tension with ths are always environment. that tension is manifested in a tendency to want to spread the message out, to hit the road and convince others that the truth is real. >> (dramatized): go nowhere among e gentiles and enter no town of the samaritans, t go rather to the lost sheep of the house of israel. >> one of the characteristics of ie roman empire is, there suddenly great freedom of movement, more so than in any period before that. and in some ways, more free than any period that will happen again, until the invention of the steamship. proclaim the kingdom of heaven has come near. on... on the via egnatia or... or any other major roman road, a eywonderful variety of jous. in commerce, taking the

by the grace of god, where is 12-year-old my dad died of a heart attack. i learned at an early age, each day of this life begins. my brother martin passed away. this type of debrief of losing a family member. every moment, every chapter of our lives is a gift. as it has been for most chapters of my life i didn't come here in the traditional or easy way. i think governor doug doocy for the blessing to serve the great state of arizona especially during these times of unprecedented challenges. accepting the governor's appointment by the most prestigious, and governing body, like most missions in my life, high risk, high purpose and ever, becoming a us senator is the alternate expression of this, do things afraid. in my fight for the grand canyon state. i gave my maiden speech on this floor, gave my approach through 26 years in uniform. the best of your calling, don't walk by a problem, choose to do something instead of trying to be somebody. as i make the trip home from dc for the last time closing the 9-year chapter of my life, with gratitude and no regrets.

is in their, they are invoking god's name. they could have said what perhaps would have been a more familiar formulation, in the name of the father, the son, the holy spirit. they do not do that because this is a mixed group of persons whose signatures they are keen to get on this document, the social contract. it is sometimes referred to as a constitution, but it is not a constitution. it is at best a proto-constitution. it creates a political committee consciously of equals, individuals and bribes of families who are willing to abide by -- they make a promise to one another, we will abide by the laws that we ourselves will write in the future as long as those laws are just. they could invest themselves to be the loyal subjects of their red sovereign king james, the same king james who lent his name to the version of the bible still read today, the authorized version authorized by him. had beenf puritans agitating him for a cleaner version of the bible. at one that did not have commentaries and footnotes. insort of begrudging

against god.eople sometimes interpret his books, our book, as an argument against god. what it said god was a supernatural being that started off universe. stephen's theory showed that the universe could start from nothing and the book the grand design. we're saying didn't need to have god we're not arguing against god or pretending that we found evidence against god. i think he was a spiritual person, a lot of episodes in the book that illustrate that and also he went to church that he went to church with elaine, i know. >> yeah, who, by the way, who was a pretty religious women. >> all three-- both of his wives and girlfriend at the end were all religious women and he would go to church and [inaudible] -- and so yeah, he was not-- he was not -- you know, i think that religion and science don't have to be like that with each other. >> no, in fact, you cite in the book, you kind of just touched on it briefly about the kind of heat you took when the grand design was released and i believe you got a

or just saying this could have happened didn't need to have a god we were not arguing against god. pertaining without evidence against god. in fact i think he was very spiritual person i think there is part the book to illustrate that. i think also that he went to church pretty went to church with elaine i know. >> host: was by the way pretty religious woman. >> guest: both of his wives and his girlfriend were all religious people, religious women who would go to church with. and. [inaudible] [inaudible] and so yeah, he, religion and science don't have to be like that. sue and in fact you cite in the bucket touch briefly on the kind of heat you took when the grand design was released but i believe you got a phone call from his secretary. who said oh my god, you've got to help us. folks are freaking out for you have written a book and you disparage god and you kind of had to do a little housekeeping. >> guest: yeah, the book coming to the book was coming out that day or it was in england. i was that my daughter's school it was eight in the morning or something. she calls me says leo

"what does god want us to do?"> this era was an age of definition, not ju for christianity, but also for judaism. it marks the emergence, for the first time, into the light of history of a new group and a new culture,nd a new literature and a new way of thinki and writing. >> narrator: without the temple, the prsthood that had presided over its rituals lost its por. there emerged new leaders, the pharisees, rabbis who would lead the jewish people in a new direction. >> and the rabbis represent for us a new age of definition. it is the rabbis who now emerge as a new kind of judaism, and it is this judaism which will endure from the second century of our era down to our own age. (music playing) >> narrator: the failure of thes firevolt also created a crisis for early cistians, who were still a part judaism.m the kingdod not come; the messiah had not arrived. thyfollowers of jesus coped telling stories about the man they had expected would deliver the new kingdom on earth. >> we have to remember that a jesus diund 30.

that's great god against england.nd something important related to that these lads are in that moment and you know was not just playing a soccer match. that game was 4 years after i joined denia, lose their war for the might be now scorer, plan islands like the british god. and so are for the whole, an argentinean people to beat, at least in a soccer boom, relief after loosing a war. what something that no argentinian will ever forget. so our since that moment on my lawn, or who is someone coming in from a poor neighborhood, like many other soccer players in argentina where i was just going to save sebastian, he came from the shanty towns, didn't any of your capital city to become this national hero, with that in mind, there's a lot of competition, but would use it more a dollar is the most beloved argentinian of all time. well, you know, we have some of their people, you know, other people still feel represented by them. but i would say indeed there's no one like the a woman alone, or he represents the argentinean in

to what god says. in his words, he does say that we are to be filled with the fruit of the spirit holy peace,s, mercy, grace, love, joy. now abortion i believe is wrong. because i talked to so many how after they've had abortions they really feel bad. there has to be another avenue. now i'm going to speak on the children that are at the border. i worked in the public school system for 25 years and what is happening, many of these children come into the country without their parents. and they come into the school system. and the parents are back in their country. they don't want them. being full ofica mercy and grace, we take them in. now concerning things that i upieve, we must vote lined andest to the word of god president trump and vice president pence, they have done this. about just speak briefly when i was a democrat. i know the democrats are for abortion. that doesn't line up with the word of god. and the democrats are very upset. i believe every human being has the right to life and the things t

, whole space to god. it's been, i thought, the mole to shut mind altering so by me it's all to give you a clue about the monkey on a cup on the back there you don't think you know him since he healed for fun, doesn't the thing for those of us and no one to look good. it is especially the people who are not now the fluffed up the instrument, you know, which is one of the noblest of both. ok. perfect. to push up on those who have been posted to the business book. and i'm not, i'm sure i'm in this sort of asia to say the opposition is to my home all to god all in the speed and the sacredness off on their feet in also ok. your feelings are sticking. yeah. the same little sis and i know the woman was you go along with his unless you're a chick that isn't exactly the special knows it was so when are you going to move songs their show that's reduction of us a little bit of the love of the subject and i think, oh man, i think some good, but i found almost difficulty not by the much money. you may not think big or

pretending to be against god. he was a very spiritual person, i think there's a lot in the book to illustrate that. also, he went to church wit elaine, i know. >> who by the way, a religious woman. >> both his wives and girlfriend at the end for all religus men and he would go to church. so he was not, you don't have to be better with each other. >> you cite in the book, he touched briefly on the grand design was released, i believe you got a phone call from his secretary who said you got to help us the folks are freaking out. you've written a book disparage god and had to do a little bit of housekeeping. >> well, i knew the book was coming out that day, i was taking my daughter to school and it was 8:00 a.m. here or something. she was very frantic. have you read the times? yes, i read it. i read every day. many people? there are three of them, i don't read that part of the times. she sai you must google this. it's an emergency. we can't handle it. reporters are all calling us, we can't handle all these interviews

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it's hard to do this with a new harder because i'm with god without going to god he's a house oh oh god this is my room. as did he soon cut up by the fire in the front of it. but i do our model. but i need to continue to move it to fit and it will do he d. at the end as he did once you know that doesn't either a pause that i will give up power too much money opening and closing is she opens none of them from the little baby but only one to know about her mother. i had to argue with, but i didn't. and now you know what was well with me, i was over there at the least least you can be a good one, but you don't get it just because your last are jewish. boy are you a little later my job is very difficult and very challenging. looking at their environment around here, i'm a food officer with africa. it's down to go with africa's intentions, so as to ensure that children kept i way from mining. our mission here today is to form a child rights so that you educate yourselves as well as abas on the dangers of child labor. and it is not easy to get these children to school than a house and lots of

hope to god we never have to use it. and surprise medical billing, require price transparency. it starts on january 1. lower drug prices even more. going to bring them down to the lowest anywhere in the world. i have exercised a thing called favored nations. the drug companies do not like me too much. we will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions. america will land the first woman on the moon and the united states will be the first nation to land an astronaut on mars. we will stop the radical indoctrination of our students and restore patriotic education to our schools. we will teach our children to love our country, honor our history, and always respect our great american flag. and we will live by the timeless words of our national motto, "in god we trust." [cheers and applause] for years, you had a president who apologized for america. now you have a president who is standing up for america, and standing up for the great people of north carolina. [cheers and applause] two days from now, america's fate is

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god wants more for them? >> yes. we look for an encounter that they find that they have responsibility. it is responsibility for the harm they have caused. that is one of the steps in restorative justice, they need to be responsible to begin the process of healing themselves. i go i would guess that is difficult to do the incarcerated seek you out? what means do you meet them by? >> our goal is first to bring to them god. it is unknown at what point that we realize they will take responsibility and -- for example we go visit someone for one time and we hope that they meet god somehow and at the time when they have this session they have to be responsible. it could be two years or three years are the same day when we go to meet them and the way we speak with them, they realize, okay. i need to take responsibility. that is a process. >> let's take a break. when we come back we will ask you more about the process by which this happens. >>> hello and welcome back. we're talking about restoring justice and his practice fo

otherwise it will rot in the rainy season of god. but god, i think we still offer the farmers a good price on the 30th and mundo, some of dad goes to the boat market every friday. he may be 70, but he paddles the 5 kilometers there comfortably. hundreds of rivers flow through bangladesh and they have tens of thousands of trivia trace and low lying coastal regions like here in bury cell division is a growing threat. the sea level, this rising in the bay of bengal. so rivers flow more sluggishly towards the sea and spread out across the land. salty sea water is intruding deeper into the interior. for boat builders, it means more work. the boat market stretches for more than 2 kilometers long as the india river. these boats sell for the equivalent of 40 euros. they are a bust and can carry loads of up to 450 kilograms. mohandas some of debt has a number of loyal customers. it all depends on the skill of the boat builder experience. i have a boat, so people like me. but i've had to work very hard to get to where i am now. back at dawn ro

i guess when you get the phone call then did you say oh my god then oh my god?> i first met him even in the early meeting he walks in and is an icon and so brilliant and i am not. [laughter] >> we will be the judge of that. >> so that goes without saying. >>. >> where you concerned in that vein that when you started working with him you would say something he would perceive as stupid or silly? he called you and i get it but you think don't screw this up? >> the times after i would ask something i would be kicking myself that he would find stupi stupid. because we were looking at his current work that was complicated and then to say maybe i shouldn't. >> so we word work together and then to write that section and then we were supposed to read them but once he was on the faculty so to go back and forth with each other so writing this passage i just don't get so who does that work for uc santa barbara and try to explain to me what they were doing with this element. w. >> we changed our mind. >> the resource he was doing was a work in progress. an e-mail would have

may god love you all. god bless america. and may god protect our troops.thank you. ♪ [applause] [playing tom petty's "i won't back down"] [playing "a sky full of stars" by coldplay] [playing "you make my dreams" hall & oates] ["we the people" by the staple singers] [playing "springsteen" by eric church] >> just outside the white house on a street known as black lives matter plaza, people demonstrated in support of the election results after the victory speeches by president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris. here's a look. [cheering] li --ing }black "black lives matter"] >> bill scanlon is with us with reaction from the victory speech. >> we are bound to hear about first in the selection, but a politicalet from reporter, the second ever

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god bless you. big god, protect our troops. everything. and that was president elect joe biden, giving his thanksgiving speech. of course thursday's thanksgiving in the united states. very much there talking about the hope for better times. ahead and ending on a religious note as well. we can cross live now to share bread hansie who joins us from wilmington, delaware, and was also listening in to what joe biden had to say. what did you make of what the president elect said? it had all the, all the usual biden themes that we've become accustomed to american exceptionalism, history, patry, a tism and biden's own family's story of loss. and biden, talking about how he and his family a big thanksgiving think, thanksgiving this year, but this idea of unity both in the face of the virus, but also in the face of challenges to democracy. perhaps he said, look, we're, we're not, we're at war with the virus, not one another. he said, hang on with the talk of the news of vaccines on the horizon. but he also said, look, democracy has been a challenge.

god bless the usa.rom the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee, across i see the shining sea. and detroit down to houston new york to l.a.. there is pride in every american and it is time that we say that i am proud to be an american where at least i know i am free. forget the men who died who give that resume. next toadly stand up you and defend her till today. there is no doubt i love this land. god bless the usa. i am proud to be an american where at least i am no -- i know i am free. i won't forget the men who died to give that right to me. next to yound up and defend her till today. there is no doubt i love this land. god bless the usa. president trump: this is a very big crowd. look at this. hello, north carolina, hello. two days from now, we are going to win this great state just like we did last time. you were the one that put us over that hump. we are going to win four more years in the white house. our beautiful white house. with your vote, we will continue to cut your taxes, cut regul

thank you all much, god bless you, god bless america. go get it done, georgia. >> and a brief statement, the georgian governor did not explicitly say he would certify the presidential election results presented by the second area of state but noted he is required to do so by state law, the governor noted some irregularities in the statewide audit and called for election reform. the deadline for certification is 5:00 saturday. >>

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it's god's will. yes. yes, i would like to thank him that my son is still alive, and that he is now a war hero. thank you, dorie. who would you like to thank me? a putin? the russian president signed the cease fire agreement and sent peacekeeping troops to nagorno-karabakh. in theory, the faithful should be able to visit the monastery in the future. details still have to be worked out, such as where the new border crossings will be. russians will oversee the peaceful coexistence of the 2 sides. the most recent war between as a by john and armenia lasted for just 6 weeks. and the return to normal life is sure to take much longer. and a reminder of our top story at this hour protests are taking place across france against your controversial law. that would restrict sharing images of police. critics say the proposed legislation will allow police brutality to go undiscovered and unpunished. opposition to the bill has grown since video footage of merged this week of paris police officers assaulting a black man.

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may god bless you. may god protect our troops. happy thanksgiving. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> stay with c-span for live coverage of the election process and the transition of power. your unfiltered view of politics. >> governor eric holcomb joined public health officials for an update on the coronavirus response in indiana where there has been a recent rise in hospitalizations. the governor participated in the briefing from home where he and his wife have been in orenstein after several members -- in quarantine after several members of his security detail tested positive for coronavirus. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us on this wednesday before thanksgiving. we are going to go directly to the governor, governor holcomb, who is still in quarantine. >> thank you. good afternoon to all who are with us today. again, we have a full menu of updates to go over this afternoon. first, we will hear from dr. fox and then from our friends at the , whoanks school of health will present the results from their third ro

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i am confident that with god's help, we shall reach our goal.] >> senator connolly is next to sign for the united states. senator arthur bandunbger. commander stassen, former governor of minnesota. a vital and a difficult job, well done appearing before the last organization of the united nations congress, president truman congratulates the 280 delegates. and expresses the world hopes, for the new international organization. >> the charter of the united nations, which you are now signing, is a solid structure upon which we can build for a better world. history will honor you for it. between the victory in europe, and the final victory in japan in this most destructive of all wars you have won a victory against a war itself. if we had had this charter a few years ago, and above all, the will to use it. millions now dead would be alive. if we should falter in the future, in our will to use it. millions now living will surely die. so there is a time for making plans. and there is a time for action. the time for action is here, now! [applause] >> le