>> the gospel john has something entirely different. the gospel of john has no nitrile. the gospel john after jesus is ambushed simply has jesus led to a brief conversation before akafis who asks him about following and teaching and then goes to pileate. considering how busy the prices were at pass overwhen the temple was standing john's depiction is intrinsicically more plausible. >> well, all this seems to say that the brame, if that's the right word, the culpability for christ's death that has been affixed to the jews over the years that has spawned antisemitism, that that is unfounded on the basis of scholarship because the only connection between pilate and the san hedron was kifis who said to pileate saying we have something serious and it was pileate who ordered the crews i figures. am i getting too far ahead of you. >> you're bledding a lot of big ideas but that's fun, it's ok. the interesting thing when you get the jews blamed for jesus' death that again is an accusation that develops in the second century from the way that are readying the gospel stories. >> ra

the gospel according to st. john. gospels as a sign of reverence for the words of salvation contained therein. he will chant the gospel in the latin language. [chanting in latin]. >> on the evening of the first day of the week when the doors were locked and where the disciples were for fear of the jews, jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them, peace be with you. when he said this he showed them his hands and his side. the disciples rejoiced when they saw the lord. jesus said to them, again, peace be with you. as the father has sent me, so i send you. and when he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, receive the holy spirit. whose sins you forgive are forgiven them and whose sins you retain are retained. thomas, of the 12:was not with them when jesus came and so the other disciples said to him, we have seen the lord. but, he said to them, unless i see the mark of the nails in his hands, and put my finger into the nail marks, and put my hand into his side, i will not believe. now a week later

i come from a family of gospel singers. i think i have a little bit of each one of the members of that particular group instilled in me. saying the apple doesn't fall that far from the tree. so i am hopeful and i guess it has worked for 50 years so far that i'm able to bring a bit of soothing relaxation to people. also get them stirred up if i have to through vocals. tavis: i'm glad you said that. you grew up in a church. you come from a gospel family. i grew up in a church. as many of us did, certainly in the african-american community. when you think of gospel music you don't necessarily think of a soothing voice. when you think of gospel, you don't think of that dionne warwick sort of sound. tell me how that gospel influence ends up being transmitting through your voice, in stuff that is moving and soothing and soft. you're not a screamer. >> there are moments when i wish i could do what aretha does. tavis: patty labelle. >> wow! i think it is because -- the way that i happen to feel about a lyric, how i approach it and

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for the past few years it's the gospel according to mary mary.ugh it was very traditional, we were very progressive. we were aware what was on the radio even though our mother tnt let us listen to it. we wanted to dance and have a good time and the music had to be funky and banging. but for us it had to reach the unchurched. if you're using the most religious terms and most religious music and trying to share the love of god, you know, how you can live better and love better and be better why do you want to come with this boring downtrodden worrisome type of music. >> i can't do it. >> whatever format it's played on, sunday morning, friday night at the clubs, the intention and motivation behind the music still the same, to share god's love. no matter where it's played or where it fits, it's going to be effective wherever it goes. sometimes that perspective is about preference. you don't prefer us. that does not mean that it's wrong. >> i know you have a lot of things going on. you have a new album and we're going to talk about it. i want to talk

for the past few years it's gospel according to mary mary.n though it was very traditional we were progressive. we were aware what was on the radio even though our mother tnt let us listen to it. for us it had to reach the unchurched. if you're using the most religious terms and most religious music and trying to share the love of god, you know, how you can live better and love better and be better why do you want to come with this boring down trodden worrisome type of music. >> i can't do it. >> whatever format it's played on, sunday morning, friday night at the clubs the intention and motivation behind the music is still the same is to share god's love. no matter where it's played or where it fits it will be effective. sometimes that perspective is about preference. >> i know you have a lot of things going on. i want to talk about your initiative called something big especially which what just happened in alabama and the south with the tornadoes and now with the flooding. tell me about something big. >> something big. the push behind this w

a memorial to her husband invokes the gospel of matthew. >> "whatever you did for one of the least of these, my brothers, you did for me." in the bible, it says "my brothers," isn't it? we say brothers and sisters. >> the least of the patients the young obstetricians saw were those with fistula. amid a lot of suffering, dr. hamlin says the fistula patients were especially desperate. >> she's smelling. she's poor. she's got nothing, and she's an outcast from her whole society, from everything that makes her happy. they lie in bed thinking "if i keep really still, the urine will dry up." they curl up in bed. they become stiff. their knees become contracted, their hips become contracted. they get nerve damage to their feet. the sciatic nerve is pressed on by the long labor, and they've got paralysis of the feet. they can't bring the foot up. >> fistas were common across the world until the early 20th century, when prenatal care and modern systems of delivering health care, like caesarian sections, became available. today, fistulas are almost unheard of in richer countries, but 2 million

booming muslim population in the land down under, how believers are using the opportunity to spread the gospel. >> u.s. president barack obama stunned israel in a major speech in the middle east. also implications for christians in the region. hello everyone, i am george thomas. >> and i am wendy griffith. will it impact the future. paul marshal of the hudson of religion freedom as well as our own expert john waage will join us in just a moment. first, white house reporter jennifer wishon brings us thr report on the president's speech. >> as a revolutionary wave continues to spraed across the middle east and africa, president obama says, released a bomb shell on israel and palastinian. requiring israel to give up land it gained during the 1967 war including east jerusalem. >> we believe the borders of israel and palastinian should have mutually agreed spots and secure for both states. the palastinian people must have the right to govern themselves and reach their full potential in a sovereign and contiguous state. >> president says his position is likely to angry israelis, especially those alr

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they have been a wonderful light for the gospel. very difficult. it is not an easy thing at all. i heard the stories of several who have been imprisoned. it is definitely a situation where we really have to pray for the christians in iran who are facing often hours, days, weeks, months of solitary confinement. it is very, very difficult. also remember the family members who sometimes don't hear about their loved one for weeks or months. they don't know what is going to happen to them. all around it is a trying thyme ing time for the church. time we know the lord using persecution to build the church. there is a certain faith there, but at the same time, it is never easy to see your brothers and sisters go through such trial. >> david, we'll be praying for our brothers and sisters in christ and certainly for your ministry. >> thank you. >>> change is taking place in middle east creating opportunities for believers to share their faith. one ministry is the bible league internags. they have been working in the middle east and north africa for more than 30 years. they tell us the pol

preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world.applause)  >>> today at 5:00, an extreme case of endometrosis that left a woman not able to have a child until a lifesaving procedure was performed in the bay area saved her and help create a new life. join us for that and more at 5:00. >> and biologists thought they would never see it again. but a rat species after not being seen for more than a hundred years. >> they spotted it in columbia. rodent is covered in reddish hair. >> it's about the size of a guinea pig. it has not been seen since 1898. >> they snapped a few photos but it retreated in the forest again. >> just enough for a photo op. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a great day. >> bye-bye. are you trapped and don't know how to escape your addiction to cigarettes? one out of two regular smokers will die prematurely from smoking. you don't have to be one of them. escape the trap. say "enough." for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1

preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world.applause) >>> peace corps is testifying on capitol hill over it's handling by rape allegations by female volunteers. today one woman after another came forward accusing peace corps officials of decades of outrageous behavior. after they were sexually assaulted they were verbally abused by peace corps supervisors. carol endured a 15-hour ordeal. >> for a long time, i prayed to live and after that i prayed to die. >> a peace corps assigned me to a counselor that made me write down everything that i did wrong. >> they say the policy is not to blame volunteers but the agency's current training videos seem to do that with victims appearing on camera to describe what they supposedly had done wrong to bring on their attacker. >> next story is about somebody really weird. they are looking for a man that yanks down the pants of female joggers. most of those crimes took place in residential areas near patterson pass and mines road. the description of attacker varies. they were not sexually assau

preach the gospel ♪ every creature in the world.applause) >>> royal honeymoon has begun. prince william and his bride were married last month. the couple left author their getaway. where did they go? off the coast of africa. they confirmed they touched down at the international airport there and they will stay at a private villa all by themselves. >> visitors expecting the daily changing of guard at london's buckingham palace were treated to a mass routine in honor of the royal wedding. more than a hundred dancers emerged to perform a mix of tunes, including we will rock you, by queen. most of the dancers were students from the university in london. >> we'll be doing that on the newscast. mike is going to lead it. >> we want to see a move, let's talk about the weather moves. >> i'm a little more refined. take look what is going on. looking back from mount tamalpais and finger fog and sea breeze is back and going to keep the coast cloudy and comb. take a look. some areas are not quite seeing the cloud cover. santa cruz, probably the

preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world.applause) >>> a popular bay area beach is cleaner this morning thanks to the efforts of 500 students. the kids spent the last hour picking up trash at ocean beach as part of the 18th annual kid's ocean day. students have been learning about ocean health in the local watershed. they will end by arranging themes in the shape of a bat ray for an aerial photo with a message "turn the tide." i can't wait to see that picture, kids. >> practice that in the newsroom. enough of that. we have to talk to mike. the weather will be outstanding. >> we hope. nice outside. nice for the kids to get out and clean, especially on a day sunny and murky for them. sunnier for the minute. nice way to get out of the classroom, especially as you are closer to the end of the year. a finger of fog to the golden gate. the haze around the area. we have one more nice picture to show you. downtown oakland. we have a game today at 12:35. tiff forecast for you in a second -- i have the forecast for you in a second. i h

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harold camping calls it miscalculation and answered reporter questions on the gospel radio show today and said the end is still near. allen reports from oakland. >> may 21 came and went. it was a very difficult the time for me. a very difficult time. >>reporter: the 89-year-old religious leader who received international attention for predicting the world would end last saturday says he wasn't entirely wrong because may 21 signify the beginning of spiritual reckoning. >> the whole world is under judgment day and this is and it will continue right up until october 21, 2011 and at that time the whole world will be destroyed. >>reporter: family radio founder camping said he spent may 21 in a motel because he didn't want to face the media. he take no, sir responsibility for people who gave away their possessions in anticipation of the may 21 prediction. >> we at family radio never tell anyone what they should do with their possessions. that's totally between them and god. >>reporter: camping who raised over 100 million dollars over seven years says he won't give back the money used to pro

camping answered reporters questions on the gospel radio show yesterday and he says he wasn't entirely wrong because may 21 was actually a spiritual reckoning and now we are under five month judgment phase until october which is now the official end of days. >> the whole world is under judgment day. this will continue right up until october 21, 2011. at that time, the whole world will be destroyed. >> yeah. that's the new calculation. camping says he will not give back the money used to promote the expensive campaign because it still had a purpose in spreading the gospel. but he says he will not promote the october 21 date over the next five months and will not be giving any more interviews with the media. >> the crew aboard the international space station installing a new filter inside an oxygen generation system today. tuesday, astronauts from space shuttle "endeavor" will review procedures for tomorrow's second spacewalk of the mission. endeavor docked with space station high above earth. abc7's dan ashley spoke by satellite with two of the crew members. >> are you planning anything

camping answered reporters' question on the gospel radio show yesterday and said he wasn't entirely wrongly a spiritual reckoning. we're now under a five-month judgment phase until october, the official end of days. >> the whole world is under judgment day. it will continue up until october 21, 2011. at that time, the whole world will be destroyed. >> camping says he will not give back the money used to promote expensive campaign because it had purpose in spreading the gospel. he says he will not promote the october 21 date over the next five months and will not give more interviews to the media. >> did he miss the paragraph originally? the world will be destroyed, but not today, but october 21. we're in a judgment phase. >> perhaps. >> we know we're safe this week. important to know the forecast. >> we have a couple of months and enjoy each and every day. today is one of those days. we have sunshine. this time tomorrow, it will be rainy. a look at the clouds along the coast. high clouds that come in the afternoon hours. breezy with the low 60s along the coast. san francisco, mid-to-upper

[speaking german] >> the father asked that we may live the words of the gospel demonstrating to the world the mercy of god and the love of christ. now in the spanish language. keep in mind of course the youth world day this august will be in madrid, spain. many of here are present for that great event this year. the holy father is calling to mind john paul visits to america and places known trusted god and their love for mary. and their affection for the successor of st. peter. [applaus [applause] >> and now in the portugese language. language. >> . >> asking us to entrust ourselves to the intersession of john paul ii and cling to his words do not be afraid, open wide the doors to christ. [applaus [applause] >> and now in the polish language, of course, great cheers of the many poles who have come down for the service. next to the italians present, the polish are the the largest number of prilgrims here. he welcomes all from poland as well as through television and radio in poland and asking that blessed john paul ii may bless his home country of pola poland. [applaus [applause] >> and no

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teacher at alameda bible fellowship in 1978 he purchased an fm radio station to broadcast christian gospelover time his nonprofit bought six additional fm stations and seven other am stations. >>> it wasn't exactly the apocalypses, but a small earthquake rattled parts of the east bay. the magnitude 3.6 quake struck two miles south of hercules and eight miles north of berk lee. there's no reports of damage or injuries. we asked viewers on tweeter if they felt the quick. john main wrote, i did feel the quake. it was quite brief over here at richmond pinole border. and on our abc-7 facebook page, lisa wrote, in oakland's montclair area, and i felt it of the. it was a big hard jolt like a semi hit the house. >> andowy wrote, felt it near ben niesha. b.a.r.t. falled its standard procedures and stopped the trains for a short time. that stoppage gave b.a.r.t. workers a chance to check the system for other damage and problems. things started rolling again in minutes once it was determined there was no damage. >>> in livermore, three people ended up in the hospital with severe burns after an explos

as much attention to myself as i possibly can so i can speak to as many people as i can about the gospel and i hope he does come back because i'm ready. my sins are washed away. now jesus, he said, if you hear what i tell you, and you do what i tell you, you're like a wise man that builds your house on a rock. and the rains came and the flood came and the winds blew upon that house and it held strong because it was founded on the rock. but if you don't do what i tell you, you just hear my words and don't obey me, you're like a foolish man who built his house on the sand. i'm telling you, one of these days, judgment day is going to come. this is the way it's going to be. god is just. i was cleaning the carpet today, i guess schwarzenegger has a love child with somebody, i feel sorry for his wife and kids but isn't it strange in this world that generally, they don't want to talk about christians, i said to abc and nbc, do you want to put me on the news and talk about my shirt? they said, get out of here. christians are not mentioned but when somebody does something wrong, we talk about god

it is not the gospel of jesus christ.t is not christianity. >> he's got followers that are distraught right now. he has given true christianity, true biblical christianity a black eye. and it's given those who disagree with christianity yet another opportunity to mock it. >> reporter: we have tried to contact camping. so far to no avail. this is not the first time he's predicted the end of days. despite a failed warning in 1992, he was adamant he got it right this time. live in oakland, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> police from four different agencies in marin are looking for an armed robber who made off with more than $10,000 in cash and used a semiautomatic handgun to do it. it happened just as the pacific precious metals pawn shop was foerpg the day. a man walked into the store, pulled out the gun and demanded cash. officers from four departments spent hours looking for the gunman but were unable to find him. >>> experts say sex trafficking is a $9 billion a year industry and on the peni

he per sonny identified the gospel. >> reporter: there is no special timetable for how long long it will take him to be canonized but most expect it to take a few years. in rome, jennifer davis, fox news. >> pope john paul, ii came to washington, d.c. in 179 and visited the basilica shrine of the i am make cue late conception in the northeast. he left behind some momentos. as tisha thompson explains, they have an important role to play. >> the bells seem to ring louder as visitors from as far away as the philippines came here to the basilica to celebrate. >> you get to witness a saint -- someone become a saint. >> reporter: pope john paul, ii's journey to sainthood. >> i did see him about 20 feet away. i went on a pilgrim major to rome when i was in high school. >> pope john paul, ii was likely seen in person by any other person in history. >> reporter: at a special mass, church leaders displayed their most precious mementos of the pope. him praying, and a chalice now used for communion. a familiar white hat left behind 32 years ago and protected by glass because church leaders say it's

you may say and we take that's a gospel. >> how do we find out how the building was constructed and you have multiple sources that conflict. how do you come to the truth? >> there are source s we'll talk about. the water department jeremy, right? >> spring valley water company.

it's looking good toward the weekend. 9 news now returns after this. wo >>> it's the gospel of going green, florida avenue baptist church in northwest washington is the first african-american church in the district to use solar panels. this was the scene at yesterday's rooftop ribbon-cutting ceremony. the 10 kilowatt rooftop solar system should reduce the church's power bill and carbon footprint. administrator lisa jackson hopes that more churches will get on the green bandwagon. >> with these solar panels, you're the path of winning our future one community at a time and i actually can't think of a more important community for the african-american population than the faith-based community. >> the solar panels aren't just good for the environment, they're good for the local economy. d.c.-based bolt energy supplied the panels for that project. >>> pepco customers, you're going to get a break because starting june 1st, maryland residential customers should see their bills go down by about 15%. so if you use the average 1,000 kilowatts each month, your bill will go from about $151 to $1

their erroneous, counterfeit, it's not the gospel of jesus christ. >> he's got followers that are distraughtht now. he has given true christianity, true biblical christianity a black eye and has given those who disagree with christianity another opportunity to mock it. >>> and we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, we'll show you who makes the best burger in the area. we put a celebrity chef to a blind taste test. wait until you see who won. >>> best burgers sound awesome. let's take it out to the sunol grade, you see a mixed bag of clouds, misty skies around the bay area. we'll talk more about your rest of the weekend forecasnges in yd some changes in your seven-day forecast as well. look at that, when we come back. >>> taking a live look at some brave folks, that water is very chilly out there. but good for them, getting out and getting some exercise before they sit down and enjoy a very important hockey game in the south bay. rob mayeda is in the spirit. >> that's right. >> looking good in teal. >> you were expecting sharky, perhaps? >> you're better than shark

luke being the writer of the gospel. the hand is shown holding a pen, and also, of course, you have to remember that st. luke was also an artist. baudime is one of my all time favorite. i think that the way that the saint gazes at you is uncanny and quite unsettling. in the 12th century onwards you see bust and heads that are shaped and made with gleaming material, gold or gilded copper, and decorated with precious stones to portray the saint as a dweller of paradise. in the later middle ages and the early renaissance, the beauty of the material is here substituted with the actual natural beauty of the women. it's beautiful in that paradox between the beauty of the girls and the lusciousness of their hair, and at the same time the idea that you can lift the top portion of the head and see the skull in it. the relationship between the horror of the relics and the beauty of the exterior, i think, is what fascinates me. >> that exhibit closes in baltimore the end of this coming week. it's next stop is the british museum in

patriots going eventually the sponsors from libertarian curbs take to the star age to preach the gospel of free markets let me hear you say the was not sound. this hell hath no fury like a tax me or ignored. i'm to dance to salute your freedom or it's going to organization that believes a lower taxes less government and more freedom you can't keep freedom you have none of the good. camera easy didn't you freedom. is a good. move. these teams the last few months this is nothing was it was on the heart and so i never thought. it was just like those old campaigns against the back or regulation the groups weren't selling free markets they were selling freedom itself and the tea party americans they came out here today for freedom. to go out and get americans from all walks of life evolved to be in their economic freedom more importantly than because. our freedoms had been successfully steered protesters through revolt against the bomber agenda in the name of freedom faced who was to succeed with the clips that failed on three nights here to build a free market movement capable of staging a

thousand patriots drawing eventually the sponsors from libertarian groups take to star age to preach the gospel of free markets let me hear. the was not sound. this hell hath no fury like a taxpayer you know want. to sleep for freedom what's one organization that leads a lower taxes less government. you can't be freedom you have. got . easy didn't you your. money didn't. at least he's not so much it's nothing was it was in the heart and soul of america. it was just like those old campaigns against the back or regulation the groups weren't selling free markets they were selling freedom itself and the tea party americans were buying it we came out here today for freedom. not to go out and get americans from all walks of life involved so that in their economic freedom more importantly because. our freedoms having successfully steered protesters to revolt. balmer agenda in the name of freedom faced with to succeed where the cops had failed. to build a free market movement capable of staging a revolution at the ballot box to find out more i went on to cover as a budding fiscal conservative. my first

while the people in the gospels community have managed to find a broken pipe in a gutter not far from their homes many indians are spending up to ten percent of their salaries to buy usable water water access isn't just a problem that affects people living in the slums actually thirty five percent of households in mumbai receive less than the desired one hundred liters of water per person per day and many of those people live in middle class communities. of sawan is mum by housewife despite living in a more modern apartment so wants to has to schedule her day around when she can get larger. we get water at four am for one and a half us since we just get it for just one and a ha far we have to wake up early and get all our work done so want us to fill the tank on her roof during the time the city gives her access to water and if she needs more than the tank of water she's able to fill she's out of luck barter is an issue that seems to affect everyone here in five of their is a one man managed to escape the problem is game is will pay somebody and he's worked twenty seven billion us dol

>> and you read the gospels and it'll just scare you to death. [laughter] thank god i'm an episcopalian. [laughter] and we know how to ignore all that. [laughter] >> i just want to give you room to let you go as long as you want so that's actually my. >> [chuckles] >> the -- the show has had two halves right? so '74 to '87 was the first half of the program, and you took a break. >> yeah. >> .came back with the show under a different name and then came back fully i believe in '93. >> right. >> .and renamed it a prairie home companion. >> right. well, we made this terrible mistake you know of retiring when you're -- when -- when the show was a big success in '87. really a stupid thing to do. >> but isn't that good? retire on top. go out a winner. >> no, no, no, no, no, no. no you should go out in shame and disgrace. you should go. [laughter] >> .you should go out being fired you know for something. >> right. >> .and -- and preferably something low down and mean. so then it took me a long time to climb back and then i.then i came back and changed th

and while there's plenty of hollywood in this high school, the gospel of glee is spreading, like a song>> what happens with the students that can't sing? what do you do with them. >> there's no such thing as a student who can't sing. if a kid talks he or she can sing. i'm totally convinced. >> reporter: i needed a teacher like this. this is my sticker/press photo badge, as close as i'm getting. one more show tomorrow night here at hp pavillion and i'm told there are tickets still available. reporting live in san jose. i'm vickie win nguyen. >>> the secret is out. you can turn down your volume if you don't want to know. tomorrow's final guest -- no one. insiders say there were no celebrities or news make us on the stage with the talk show queen. instead,he t show features oprah sharing her life lessons and revisiting clips from the last quarter century. >> it wasn't just about being famous and making a lot of money. be the best friend, the best mom. >> it was just sad to hear her say it was the final show. >> it was a historical moment, witnessing the end of an era. very inspiring. >> se

doing in exactly why gold is going are there committing euthanasia of america conducted by the old gospel of it's also following on bin laden the dollar rallied in silver thanks sharply on his reported death here comes the headline however city comes pouring cold water the short lived bin ladin bounce. so they're referring to the short sharp rise in the dollar following the death but then they go on max however negative sentiment for the u.s. dollar has accelerated in recent weeks and short u.s. dollar positioning remains high this event serves as a reminder that the us dollar is increasingly susceptible to short squeezes but the relatively quick reversal also indicates that some pretty committed us dollar sellers remain in place of course bear markets are punctuated with short swift bear market rallies and bull markets are punctuated with short swift declines like we're seeing in summer so over made a quick ten percent move down now it's heading toward five hundred the dollar made a quick bounce up a dead cat bounce of you will but it primary trend is down into the gutter it's going to z

and that became gospel. >> the group like this is up and running in poland. >> yes. >> but would also wonder if maybe the festival circuit as you -- >> -- okay. so the fact that there are festivals out there and maybe yours is the first festival they do because it's international and you are looking for something cutting edge and different and it might give them entree to other festivals is in other areas of country i would think that opens up the range of risk they can take. >> reencourage risk. >> that's what i mean. >> because risk may not be a box office hit so therefore you aren't going to do something that's going to be up and running and making you a living somewhere else in fayetteville. >> sometimes we do things that sets up 1500 people we had here a couple weeks ago and we had 1500 people in the house and had to turn 300 people away. we are doing work for dancers that are doing something based on the french discipline. and it's about going in one line and traversing any object in your way. concrete or whatever you have to get over it using your body. there is this project th

barbarians it's always about helping them help themselves yes missionaries of debt spreading the gospel of being indentured servants for the rest of your known existence max i have mine here to go with that statement here's how much german banks are on the clock to the periphery so this is a great chart from credit rate down to harrison german banks owed what so greece owes german banks twenty eight billion euros which is not much compared to those other big bowls of debt you see there portugal owes them twenty eight point seven billion ireland owes german banks one hundred fourteen point seven billion and spanos one hundred forty six point eight billion so i think what is important to look at when you look at greece and you look at their assets and their sovereign right now having to be used as collateral for these loans what they're really worried about are these bigger states are telling ireland. telling spain you know we're going to take all your assets just like we're going to do to this little puny country relative to you if we can take it from there and we've set a precedence and

then a young gospel singer 11 years older than aretha. did sam give you singing advice? >> no.r terms. >> in other terms. >> reporter: which means you had a crush on him. >> i had a serious crush on him. he had no idea though that i had that kind of crush on him. my sister liked him so i said she likes him so i just won't tell him ♪ darling, you... > in 1961 she toured with cook who had crossed over to become a pop idol. was he sort of blazing a path as far as you were concerned? >> well, i followed. when i saw the success that he had, i thought it might be possible for me too. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ >> reporter: aretha signed with columbia records and headed to new york. this is a young you. >> yeah. i'm still young. this is my favorite picture of myself. >> reporter: why is that? >> i just love it. it just... it's really cute. i just love this picture. my hair is to classic. this was the beginning. when i first went to new york, i took modeling classes. >> reporter: what were you supposed to learn. >> i was walking with book on my head and all of that sort of thing. >