>> 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

-- just the gospel. you can't have one without the other, because you both, and they need to work hand-in-hand if you're going to make a difference in our world. >> in the 1960's, korea was one of the poorest countries in the world, with an annual per capita income of about $60. today it's around $30,000. south korea is prospering. pastor cho says he knows one reason why. >> jesus christ. that is the only answer we can give. you come and try to study the reason of prosperity. you can't find out any reason because we don't have a good politician so far. we don't have great business people. >> and if christianity is a factor in the prosperity of south korea, yoido is a significant contributor. 60 years ago there were about 50,000 christians in south korea. today it's more than 10 million, and almost one in ten were baptized in the yoido full gospel church. for religious and ethics weekly, i'm lucky severson in seoul, south korea. >>> finally, on our calendar this week, muslims celebrate laylat al qadr, or

the gospel. webb, cbn news. >> wendy: the cultural and political divide between palestinian and messianic jews still very wide. the pressures they feel from non-christians in their communities make it difficult to predict when or even if a full reconciliation is possible in their lifetime. >> george: coming up, searching for forgiveness. how victims of the war in bosnia and finding hope and healing through jesus christ. >> wendy: welcome back. just 16 years ago, sniper fire echoed through the streets of bosnia. serbs, croads and muslims were killing each other over ethnic and religious differs. >> george: today the still very divided. now bosnian evangelicals are trying to bridge the fault lines. he calls this the one place where all bosnians can find forgiveness. >> the church is a prototype of something special god is doing in bosnia. >> george: it was in this exact spot back in 1984 that sarajevo held the opening ceremonies to the olympic games. today it is filled with thousands of people, vic

you been have jazz and gospel pop gospel, hit pop gospel. >> organizers say more than 1200 people areruns through the week. >> a good date for women's beach volleyball. >> not so good for american hurdler lola jones. >> the u.s. will bring home the gold and silver in women's beach volleyball. misty trainer and her teammate will look for a win. aly reisman flipped her way to gold in gymnastics. she took the bronze earlier to become the most decorated of the fierce five. her teammate has slipped off the team. in the 100-meter hurdler don harper and kelly wells were edged out by an australian hurdler. lola jones -- did not qualify. richard and two others all advanced. how about this algerian runner? he got kicked out of the olympics. it turned that he was in the -- he had a knee injury and was not even supposed to be in the game. he was allowed back in and took the gold. >> china is still in the lead overall. 73-70. great britain is in third place at 48, tied with russia. japan runs at the top five. it is a little warm out there. 75 degrees. >> so much more to come on "good morning washi

you can have a jazz and gospel, hip hop gospel. >> in the young adult section we saw it.h energy and a gospel since a lot like hip-hop. that is the idea of bringing it to god anyway you can. the kids have their style. the older adults theirs. the organizers say 1200 people registered for the convention, the biggest they have had in years. they will be practicing by day and performing by night for the rest of the week. sam ford abc 7 news. >> that will do it for us at 5:00. >> maybe it was not the kind of morning commute many writers wanted. an escalator accidents since many to the hospital. what happened at this stop behind me. >> a war of words between president obama and mitt romney gets if you laughs. the latest strategy to win the middle class. the government makes fast changes after the incident in the air over reagan national airport. >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 news at 6:00 on your

three years ago, she shared the gospel with some of her colleagues, and defended her faith. and they said she committed blasphemy against mohammed. and here girls are being raised without their mother. many christians around the world have signed petitions, saying let's set her free. >> pred sadari, unlikely to pardon this woman and this girl ramsha, why? >> because those who have stood up and defended those charged with bla blasphemy have paid the ultimate priv. price. the governor of punjab defended asa bibi, and his body killed him and assassinated him, and this bodyguard was hailed a hero. and there is shabaz bati, and he was a minister in the government, government of religious, and he was also killed. if you speak out and do the right thing, you could pay the ultimate price, and that's death. >> could these laws expand to the west? >> the pakistanis have tried to expand these laws and get them approved at the united nations, but each time it has come up they were defeated. >> how can these laws be defeated? >> anywhereness is number one, and pressure has to be put on.

it can have jazz possible, pop gospel, hip hop gospel. but it was started 80 years ago by the late dorsey who wrote " precious lord, take my hand." just before tomorrow night's big reveal sally adams tells greta kreuz the experience not only pushed her to the limit but saved her life. >> one year ago sally adams was morbidly obese. >> i will close to 350 pounds. that is unacceptable. >> 20 years ago she looked like this. the d.c. mother says her weight spiraled out of control after some serious injuries and a couple of miscarriages. >> instead of helping myself a big out with exercise and the right nutrition, i was dating my own grave with a spoon. >> she reached out to extremum makeover for help. -- extreme makover for help. >> it is really hard. >> locally primal fitness housekeeper on track. >> she was here five days a week and spends three or four hours a day at her other champ outside of everything she did here. but over time her body weight plummeted and her cholesterol and blood sugar levels drop out of the danger zone. >> there is

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and since january, the program has reached more than 10 million viewers with the gospel of jesus christ. that's pretty good. >> wendy: i speak hindi now? >> george: maybe not. >> wendy: thanks for joining us, everyone. >> george: until next week, good-bye and god bless you. >> >> in america, we have had a constitution for more than 2 centuries. we still operate under that constitution. we have three branches of government signed by the constitution, and if the founding fathers were to come back to see what it looked like now, they would recognize the presidency. they would recognize the congressional side. they would scratch their heads at the judiciary and say who are these guys? where do they come from? where do they get these powers

and we have 32 workers going from village to village sharing the gospel.e coming year, my goal is to send out missionaries in neighbouring states to reach other villages. >> george: giovanni is one of those who travels from village to village. when she is not on the road, you'll find this spry 65-year-old leading a house group. on the day cbn came, she and dozens of believers were having church under this tree. >> our group is getting so large, we don't have enough space in my house. >> george: about six years ago, she used to roam the streets of this remote village, in essence as a mad woman. she used to walk around naked. but then she had an encounter with this man, jesus christ, and today she leads a thriving church here in rogerstan. >> the villagers used to make fun of me. people said i was cursed. then i met pastor denish and he prayed for me and i was healed. i was delivered. >> george: pastor denish says these testimonies are just another reminder to him how important it is to obey and trust god. >> i am living the fruits of my decision to come bac

her 1972 album amaying grace is one of the best selling gospel albums of all time. >>> chris christiekeynote speaker at the republican national convention that starts on august 27th and it's where mitt romney will officially receive the go a p presidential nomination. -- gop presidential nomination. >>> the family of marvin hamlisch are saying their final good-byes. his career included composing music from broadway to hollywood and he was 68 years old. >>> today, would have been the 100th birthday of the tv chef julia child and the smithsonian in dc is unveiling new exhibit -- and it's dedicated her including the kitchen set she cooked on for friends and for family as well. >>> your chance continues to voice your thoughts about the way bge handled the response following the june. [audio not understandable] many feel it took to long to restore power after the storms and there have been complaints they didn't give too manyly information about when the electricity would be back on. there are three more hearings scheduled for this week. they start at 7 in the evening and tonight's hearing

it's all about being faithful to the gospel, and the gospel is the higher call that we respond to.el is to love everyone, including those who think badly of us. trying to love those who are censoring us as well as those who favor us is the challenge that we're facing. everything is open and possible at this point. no one has a big game plan that they're pushing. we're just really trying to find the faithful way forward what would jesus do is basically the question being asked. we're still working on that. >> jennifer: you'll come out of the end of this week with a game plan, i'm assuming, or at least a response in some way collectively? >> correct. what they're calling it the next best step to take. we know it's going to be a process. we've spent a lot of time in prayer and dialogue to figure out what the next best step to take, but there will be a next best step. >> jennifer: this is a week where there has been discussion about the vice presidential picks, and we've been tug about how a romney presidency might impact the country. he support congressman paul ryan's budget. obviousl

aretha franklin is one of 6 being inducted into the gospel hall of fame. she is going to join more than 150 other hall of famers including dolly parton and elvis presley. >>> they gave up the bonuses so the company could operate but today employees will protest outside the rg steel company on good morning at 5, we will have a live report on what the protest is all about. >>> news time 4:47. besides notebooks pens and pencil there is another thing to check before your child goes back to cook. >> the check list doctors recommend to keep your child safe just in case of an emergency while at school. >> you may want to take a second look at your bank statement th morning. the resus from a survey about the fees you may not be aware of. >> all right. on this tuesday, we are looking at wet weather moving into the picture. so as you head out and about, you know what to do. grab the rain gear because you will need it this morning and possibly this afternoon of the we will walk you through the day this morning at6, it's going to be warm and humid. and we have the sho

i see the prosperity gospel as the inverse of liberation theology. it is an attempt to baptize karl marx. i am not interested in baptizing. what i am saying is that the prosperity gospel says, it basically canonize as the rich and demonizes the poor. if you are poor, you are poor because you have done something wrong. if you are wealthy, it is because god has blessed you. liberation theology did just the opposite. they canonized the poor and demonize the rich. and i say a plague on both your houses. it is like what saint augustine says in one of his sermons. he said that the rich man, the parable, the story of the rich man and lazarus, the rich man was not in heaven because he was rich, but because he was proud. in the four-man, rich man was not in hell because he was rich, but because he was proud. and lazarus was not in heaven, not because he was poor, but because he was humble. we need to look at the question of the market. the market is the way by which people will rise out of poverty. not charity, charity is a great thing. it is an important thi

and took goes sell and blues and put -- gospel and blues and put it together.: he is totally cool. i think he is awesome. my mom, my parents loved him. my dad looked like a young elvis. p >> brian: pretty amazing yes, lisa marie, the daughter, priscilla showed up together for first time. they kept away because - emotional. this year they felt they could do it and thanked the fans for showing up. elvis was on hbo all -- >> dana: i thought you'd say there was an elvis sighting. >> brian: no. >> bob: weren't you a big elvis fan? >> dana: love it, big time. >> kimberly: i am a huge elvis fan. i grew up listening to elvis. my mom's favorite and my dad was in the army. i love him. he is incredible. i could do without the beatles, i can't do without elvis. >> bob: when the rolling stones give elvis presley credit for their music. they were influenced by the chicago blues. keith richard wrote his book, some of it was being in the stones but he talks about elvis presley all the time. he had a huge impact. crossover. dick clark, guy that brought out -- [ inaudible ] regu

his modeling of the ethical message, how to treat people in the world to the gospel of jesus. he talked almost nothing about what to believe that all about how people should act in the world and the ethical and moral teaching. we have to start talking about that again. and start raising questions in churches about the things that don't seem to really be important. with that we have to ask ourselves a, when you become a minister d. become part of a privileged class? that kind of thing. you have to ask yourself, are we about trying to really grow spiritually or are we just engaged in the institutional maintenance as part of it club almost in which we come and have in at the goodtime? you have heard people come out saying, boy we sure had church. we sure had fun. is the same thing so it's a hard question that we have to start somewhere and i think looking at the basics, basics again is important. >> a quick follow up. how do we counter this because there a lot of people that make money by having a church being fun. i don't know, i mean i think again we just have to try to get bac

it is true in ezekiel's case his parents are making money off of preaching, as well as the gospel act that he and his siblings have put together. ♪ >> reporter: people in my audience will look at you and say this child is really being pushed by his parents. this isn't something he wants to do. it's his parents. what do you say to them? >> i say that is, by far, wrong, this is something that god called me to do, this is something that god wants me to do and this is something that i want to do. >> reporter: so it has nothing to do with the eagerness of your parents, it's something entirely from you. >> that i want to do. >> i don't have to push ezekiel into preaching the word of god. >> reporter: if he came to you tomorrow and said i'm done with preaching. >> okay. >> reporter: it would be fine? >> it would be fine with me, but he'd still be taught the word of god. >> reporter: ezekiel's parents say they give him a lot of time to do things kid, play tennis and go to the pet store. although bible quiz can happen anytime. >> they show me the strength. they shall look and they should look

i love gospel and every day i'm talking about gospel, so now they brought you in to come and hang outcertainly appreciate it. you're almost in every single scene with whitney houston. what was that like? >> it was wonderful. it was nothing like i heard. she didn't come in acting like a diva. shwas very professional. very pleasant to work with. we had a lot of fun. we sat and talked about god a lot on the set and kids, of course, and singing. she was actually one of the first persons to hear a couple of my songs before they came out. >> you were playing your album. >> i said, do you mind? she was like, yeah! she was like, yeah, baby, get to this part. just ride it. but it was really wonderful working with her and, again, she was very professional. >> there are people who said -- i think it was "entertainment weekly" had a quote that said this would be the first step not in a comeback with but a major reinvepgs for whitney houston. do you think that's true? >> i think so because she had done so well especially when we got to the church singing. there was not a dry eye in the church. so,

i think that the cool part is that there are tons of businesses that wanted to do gospel brunch. they wanted to at happy hour and entertainment in the form of spoken word, open like, you name it. they went screaming out of the room because of the cost and how much time it takes. in many cases, not only was it something where the entertainment commission had to run them through the paces, but they were for a conditional use authorization. i do not know if you have been through that process, but it is not fun. the whole thing was, in some cases, six months of an ordeal. this permit does not require a conditional use authorization. even in places where entertainment is conditional use. if that is confusing, sorry, that is all that i can say. the ending time was crucial, not necessarily competing with those of you that have venues that start at 10:00 p.m. on. the timing of this right now is that it may fit through the first read of the board of supervisors when they come back from recess. they come back in early september. it should be on second read. the mayor will hopefully sign it

the gospel which. is. this making grave. to be instanced i would want a violation of the norms and. severe pain and i'm going to get off limits and he'll say that this is. christ the savior cathedral is the main room of the. state. maybe that's part of the video was also shot in the body of the feed. it was good to see if you want to you know bring about. it with an insult. to incite hatred and enmity. against you believe. you might and maybe. he claims moral damage. if you did and you think that based on these testimony. it individually to confirm this testimony. wouldn't change anything so in his testimony. he north dogs receiver expanse in ceremonies and. follows the rules that. he has clerical education he wants to become a priest is a member of the staff of the christ the savior cathedral most of all to see on the twenty first of february he. came to his work and certain to do is usual. things. but about eleven twenty. shouting we were in hell for his store for women in front of the altar shouting. jerking around stuart dressed in the right. woman. and he saw other people stand

>> and that's the beautiful part of the gospel is the atonement is real.>> kate snow reporting there. and about that last bit about forgiveness. not all mormons feel forgiven. brings us back to a portion of our conversation with abby huntsman. she told us about being called in front of her bishop in the mormon church. it had to do with the young man she later married and had led to her separation from the mormon church. >> the reason i really left was because of an experience i had with the bishop. >> something you have talked about before? >> yeah, no. it was when i first met my husband. at the time we had dated three weeks. he found out i was dating someone that wasn't a member of the church. called me in. said i am concerned about you and your life. and do you love him? and i said well i have only known him three weeks. what i do know he is a great guy. at that point i was just, i said -- who ever i fall in love with i fall in love with. i am not going to live in this bubble anymore. i need to live my life for me. and he basically said, you know you are

the song res sonates with her o gospel roots before she came a giant star.ter her death, whitney's starring in "sparkle" a remake of her favorite film, one she would watch over and over as a teen back in the '70s. in a role that wants to be her much anticipated comeback, whitney plays a strict matriarch with three daughters. >> my babies. ♪ >> reporter: all gifted singers. she wants them to focus on school and god. they want stardom. the film was a dream project for whitney who helped bring it to life with deborah martin chase, her longtime friend and producing partner. together, they've had a string of hits, including "the princess diaries." "sparkle" was for them both. >> it was a first time we saw young women of color fabulous. and so when she mentioned 12 years ago, why don't we make "sparkle?" well, of course. >> reporter: a lot happened. the project stalled when the r&b star aaliyah originally cast in the role died in a plane crash. then whitney spirals into a much publicized drug problem. were you worried whitney would rise to the occasion given her s

he's currently finishing up a new book summarizing his gospel message over the past seven decades. >>ck in an hour from now. deadly cases of west nile virus are popping up right here in the u.s. it has authorities scrambling to find a way to prevent it. i'll have more on this coming up. i'm fredricka whitfield. stay with cnn. whether it's showing competitors' rates or striving to be number one, we're always up for a little competition. zap! [ sparking ] now, that's progressive. in your car. now count the number of buttons on your tablet. isn't it time the automobile advanced? introducing cue in the all-new cadillac xts. the simplicity of a tablet has come to your car. ♪ the all-new cadillac xts has arrived. and it's bringing the future forward. ♪ i'd do anything for you, dear ♪ ♪ anything 'cause you mean everything to me ♪ ♪ i'd know that i'd go anywhere ♪ ♪ for your smile ♪ anywhere ♪ yes, i'd do anything ♪ anything for you ♪

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of rupa, holding her father's hand that speaks volumes of one life transformed by the power of the gospele told cbn news later she has forgiven her parents for forcing her into prostitution. >> every night before i go to bed, i thank god for this center. i thank god for rescuing me from my past. >> reporter: these days she works in a large department store, located on the most famous shopping center in the city, the same street where she once picked trash. but she wants to minister broken people. >> there are many people who took care of me and showed love to me. i want to do the same for the others. that wi >> wendy: in indonesia, the worlds largest muslim nation, a christian ministry is bringing relief to people suffering from a painful and deadly condition. the most common hernias occur when a weakness in the stomach wall allows a part of an org to protrude, and the only cure is surgery. now cbn international is giving victims the help they need. mark mclendon has more. >> reporter: this is the date desmond and leia are waiting for. their son will finally have a surgery to repair a her

and to touch the heart of what might frighten me or touch the heart of where jesus would go in the gospel. and so listening deeply to the needs of the world around us, we've got to be engaged politically in our nation. >> but does it make you uncomfortable? do you feel vulnerable? >> oh, i feel scared, a number of times, yes. but the thing is when it comes from that deep inside space where you're listening to the gospel and listening to the spirit alive in our world, it just seems right. it just seems right. >> at the same time, you've been criticized by the conservative bishop of paul ryan's own diocese in wisconsin, bishop robert morlino of madison. here's a video. >> paul ryan is a member of your dioceses. your thoughts on this, is this an appropriate thing for a group of sisters to be engaged in? >> congressman ryan has made his prudential judgment about how best to serve the long term needs of the poor. he has done that in accord with catholic principles. i don't have to approve his decision or his budget or anything else. what i do approve of is that he is a responsible catholic lay

. >>> she breached the gospel of mini skirts and maxi bras, telling single women to go for the gusto. helen gurley died today at the age of 90. she gave the buttoned down 1950s a fit with the best- selling book, sex and the single girl. she was editor of could say month toll tan -- cosmolitan magazines. >>> what mitt romney's newly running mate will mean for his chances of winning the election. tonight de recollect says -- derek says maybe there will be a campaign worthy of our attention. >> it would have to conclude the major issues facing our country has something to do with president obama demonizing the small business owner and dumping welfare reform while his opponent mitt romney hasn't paid any income taxes but does sing badly. and our space visitors would take note no matter how cookie or unfair -- kooky or unfair the charges who cares? there's no penalty for lying about your opponent. that sad truth has made for one of the most uninspiring campaigns we've ever seen. enter paul ryan. he is the man with the budget plan. democrats don't dig it. that's fine. but maybe now you will

talked about fantasia last season toward the end, i was tling you she was supposed to star in the gospelinger epic. according to the "new york post," they ar upset now because fantaa concealed her pregnancy. and to make ingsorse, shthey are angry because she's pregnant by a married man. that's not very christian-like. anyway, they're sang that fanny's behavior is going to tarnish mahalia's name. there's mething to be said for that. i mean, coting another. th's not nice, fantasia, is a whole lot of messiness. you need to stop bng so messy and being more accountable for things you do. remember wheyou were on broadway and they were saying you weren't showing up aou messed up a whole production o "the color purple." doou remember that, you guys? years ago? you had such an opportunity. you're an"american idol" and simon aneverybody, we love you, but we just can't have y back with this one, fantasia. u messed up mahalia jackson money, really? and please the family, please do not call jennifer hudson to do this. jennifer hudson does notant to be associated with anything bigger than a size zero!

. >>> aretha franklin is inducted into the goes bell paul of -- gospel hall of fame. she is one of 6 during a ceremony in tennessee. >>> doctors say billy graham continues to improve steadily. this is happening at a north carolina hospital where he is currently being treated for bronchitis. the 9 p-year-old was admit -- 93-year-old was admitted on saturday for treatment. officials say he is in stable condition and has been taking meals and watching television. >>> we are going need the rain gear for today because the satellite and radar picking up on lots of clouds and the rain is falling. we can see the heaviest stuff in pennsylvania. thunderstorms and lightning strikes across the area. we are dealing with some moderate to light rainfall pushing through pg county montgomery county as of now. one round and then we will see another round possible as whoa go -- we go into the afternoon. let's go outside in bethesda where we are starting out with rainfall. a little patchy fog and you can see that on your lens this morning. more of the same in ijamsville. lots of patchy f