yeah, when i was 15 years old, i heard the gospel story for the first time. it was a transformative story for me. i didn't grow up with much religious teaching. when we came to the united states to iran, we scrubbed our history, the 1980s was not a time to be of iran ian origin. i was deeply spiritual kid. didn't have much instruction. but maybe what it had to could with childhood images of revolutionary iran, the way in which i experienced in a deep and profound way the way that religion has a power to transform a society for good and for bad. i think that really seared itself in my subconscious because i have always been deeply interested in religious matters. but sometime in high school someone shared the gospel story in me. >> what was that that resonated within you? >> it's the greatest story ever told. the god of the heavens and the earth came down to us in the form of a child. grew into a man who, for our sins, sacrificed himself, and those who believe in him, and in that story, have eternal life, and will never die. it's an amazing, amazing story. and

now, at that time, i mean, gospel music was resisted.s boogey-woogey music into the church? there was a lot of opposition to it. but slowly, over time, you know, cream rises to the top. and you couldn't hold back this avalanche, this feeling, this desire, because it does speak to the people in a way that, you know, no other music form in our church really speaks to us. [choir singing] the lyrics of gospel music being scripturally based do give a message of hope. but gospel music in and of itself has its power from also the musical accompaniment. there is a beat. there is a cadence--a rhythm. so the music must connect with people's interior. ♪ if you get there before i do, ♪ ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ (woman) when you walk into a service, you may feel down, you may feel troubled, you may be distraught. ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ but then the music begins, and it's soothing, and it's uplifting, and then you begin to feel you have strength. ♪ i know i've been saved. you know you've come home. ♪ i

said to of jesus christ gospel music on film, i have not seen it. there was one thing called "the color of the cross" that blair underwood did, a short. but when can we play somebody who is bringing a gift to the world? what we know about the life of jesus is that we don't know exactly what color he was. we know he wasn't white, that we seer really get a chance to ourselves in something other than a subservient position. i for one have had enough. i think we need a message and the method that christ used to reach the world. this movie is called "revival ," and i think we are sorely in need of one throughout this community. >> i miss seeing you. we don't see each other often enough. what do you make of the reality that scholars know that jesus wasn't white, and yet, for centuries now, that is the image we have been given. even my grandmother, who came always sayo, used to if you know better, you ought to do better. but even though we know better, we don't do better about the lack of color in jesus. what do you make of that reality? >> i think it is p

hell for taking that gospel sound. everybody saw the movie and what he had to deal with. did either of you have misgivings about coming out of the church, coming out of the gospel tradition? making secular music? out.wanted we came from a family where we did not have a whole bunch of money. we had a lot of love. we had close to where -- clothes to wear. but my mother came out here by herself. my father said he wasn't coming. as a result of that, i knew that i could make money. 25.50 an hour. 15-year-old was making that an hour. i got pulled out of my church choir because my pastor said we can't have a baby sister singing the blues and coming in here on sunday morning. it hurt me, it did something to my soul until my father called and told him -- you remember when we used to sing with duke ellington? how dare you tell her she can't sing in your choir? tavis: how did you deal with it? >> we had trouble with our members. i can't believe you let her sing that music, she is going straight to hell. singing that devil music. they came from a whole different generation. a whole n

(hamnd) in teaching a gospel choir, what i have to do is to listen to a tape, see if it's relevant for service, and be able to take the individual voice parts off that tape and teach it to our choir. here's the first. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land. ♪ sing that. in a rehearsal, i generally teach the melody first so everybo's aware. i go through the soprano part, and i teach them their part. and then i go to the altos and teach them their part. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land, ♪ sing that. (choir singing) ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land, ♪ ♪ a shelter in the time of storm. ♪ you take one voice part, leave it alone, you take the next voice part, teach them their respective part, couple them together, and then put the third part together with it. that's called layering. that's an effective tool for teaching by rote. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land, ♪ ♪ a shelter in the time of storm. ♪ (hammond) after rehearsal, they take the words home with them. very often, they'll tape the rehearsal, and then they learn their parts at home. when they come to the next rehearsal, they're prepare

with a gospel legend for a mother and a cousin named dionne warwick, houston was born to sing. >> whenaw whitney, when you first heard whitney, you knew that there was something special happening here. >> legendary music producer clive davis certainly knew. he discovered houston and changed her life forever. he packaged and polished the 19-year-old sensation into a pure pop princess. at least on the surface. alexis chu, now executive editor at "in touch weekly," reported on whitney's death for "people" magazine. >> one source who worked with whitney told us that she definitely was not a goody two shoes in any sense of the word. >> houston's bad girl side may have ultimately drawn her to r&b bad boy, bobby brown. >> she was a girl from the streets of newark. and she fell in love with a bad boy with a good voice. so, you know, her fans, yes, very shocked. those who knew her best really weren't surprised. >> houston and brown traded rings in 1992. a personal high matched only by a professional one that very same year. "the bodyguard" grossed more than $400 million and launched the top sel

with a gospel legend for a mother, and a cousin named d dionne warwick, she was destined to sing. >>t heard whitney, you knew that there was something special happening here. >> legendary music producer clive davis certainly knew. he discovered houston and changed her life forever. he packaged and polished the 19-year-old sensation into a pure pop princess, at least on the surface. alexis chu now executive director of "in touch weekly" e reported her death. >> one source said she was not a good di two shoes in any sense of the word. >> and houston's bad girl side may have ultimately drawn her to r&b bad boy bobby brown. >> she was a girl from the street streets of newark, and she fell in love with the bad boy with a good voice. so her fans, yes, very shocked, and those who knew her best were not really surprised. >> houston and brown traded rings in 1992, and a personal high matched only by a professional one that very same year. the "body guard" grossed $400 million and launch ed the top selling sound track of all times. but even as the crossover superstar commanded millions for mov

it's good to put off most potent forces of the gospel has come. he sits on a vertical us. of course they look when school will provide leadership and they were to tell them that. but for a couple of reservations and of course when they were called back they were prints of some talk of the bars of soap and fun fun. and of been reading a book and to expect of all of which the mods are to be accepted and picked up not to be accepted and just accepted what to read up procedure and of what short boat trip to a decline of them to model them and they'll be fair to accept the blocks and. the b team in islam was the home with the two sides when speaking to the dogs roadmap for future contests. let me know the steepest and most of the attacks succeed. though heat up some don't. the ride to exactly two pm and the two other offer of a limb has also reached. the government and called me on the way saying that this form and the team held on eighteen the devices bit confused that afternoon tea. since it's been reduced to three members. so for now. i cannot come. well wide of the day that

john's gospel has the i am statement. the world i am the good shepherd. this is to take you back to the burning bush who shall i say is sending me who is sending me. god said i am is sending you. jesus is actually making a direct connection to that moment. when you bring out in the beginning that he was present in the garden in the burning bush in the flood you are connecting those two things. >> great point. >> it did tie it all together. formally of the christian coalition now faith and freedom coalition. >> thank you, sean. i think mark and roma are a national treasure because they have this platform. i have seen the film and i urge everybody watching this program to see it and bring a friend. as you captured in the clip you showed earlier when jesus was on the earth some people say he was crazy, a lunatic. some people said he was a prophet. some said he was a teacher. >> everyone says that about you. >> some tried to make him a king and a political figure. in the end he was none of those things. he was who he said he

you did a scene, very important, john's gospel has the i am statements, i am the bread of life.od shepherd. this is not a conjugation of the word, to be. this is going back to who shall i say israel is sending me? and god says i am sending you. jesus is actually making a direct connection to that moment. and when you bring out in the beginning that he was present in the garden, in the burning bush, in the flood, you're actually connecting those two things. >> that is a great point. >> a very good point about the movie. >> that is a good point altogether. ralph reid formerly of the coalition freedom, welcome. >> thank you, sean. i think that mark and roma are really a national treasure, because they have this platform through this success that they have had in their careers in filmmaking and television and so forth. they have done extremely well. they didn't need to do this because of a career reason, they did this because of their love of the lord. and the powerful message that comes through, sean, i've seen the film. and i urge everybody to go and see it and bring a friend. as

built in twenty eleven the asian winter games the velodrome is is this gospel stake in the newsgroup and in between the cycle track for a variety of different sports including skating rink on for two to an ice rink. today the stadium is being used for professional basketball training and for all. this is the cycling city. inside this world class velodrome. you can see these seed in the said sunday he unseated track. all the way around too and fifty meat as you can imagine the cyclist and clean around here a colossal speeds is used almost every day to train the cyclists were willed little intense play the games. it isn't it's like the new stadium is used or you can see that it's a huge place has a lot of open space here and this is basketball leagues in the middle tn they do use is finished soon but it isn't only just basketball as well. the robot scientist was the single here as well like boxing also weightlifting. they train the future leads in the number of different sports in the stadium the movie the scene though some young people purchasing the basketball to the very high standa

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the gospel readings guns kind of problem is simply that everyone can tell all the identity of the very same problems that the germans and french. now this means you can no longer say these people and these people can tell you on but we're closing the door and some others. when you have four people immigrated to the social benefits of the people e mail nationalistic slogans are gaining adherents in switzerland. at first only asserted this way supported the initiative now the figure is forty percent. when issue is controversial swiss politicians often launch popular referendums. and developing often ends in a big surprise. and for what it makes a suggestion that touches a nerve. even a minority can mobilize large part of the population that's the only true if the right wing but also the unions and the social democrats they don't have more than twenty or thirty percent of voters either. and yet they sometimes mobilized as much as seventy percent of the voters in referenda the other squeeze parties say the anti immigration initiative is popular stick they all agree that immigrants have ben

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this is very much in the gospel. segment of society against people who were racially biased against them. so the historian in me likes the fact that they brought that to the floor and captured it on the screen because the whole idea of incarnation is that the son of god added into the muck and the mire and these physical and difficult bodies to represent god of the world. i'm proud for them putting that out on the screen. >> i think the thing that stands out, just to go on steven's point, is all of humanity has just failed in that he recognized that and that was the purpose of his being and going through the sacrifice. being, an through the sacrifice is that every, all sin, you see that today. you see it in the movie as well. >> we're conscious to show the flaws of everybody in the movie. except for the only perfect character is jesus. all had flaws romans and temple authorities. you can identify. young people saying felt what it's like to be with disciples such a scary time.. >> i had an opportunity to step in to pl

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he was a firm believer in this tradition that believes in the gospel of mark that they shall take upas always concerned to be obedient to what he understood to be the imparities of god so serpent handling was one of the things he did primarily to be identified as christian. and someone who believes in the plain reading of the gospel. >> when you talk about how important this is, how central is serpent handling? to the religious experience that they have? >> it's essential largely because the larger culture has stood in such strong opposition to it, and so in the gospel of marks where it says, they shall take up serpents, the other churches gradually abandoned the practice as people began to get bit and maimed. the renegade churches insisted on continuing the practice and coming to terms with a religious ritual that can under certain conditions can maim and kill. >> now that he's died of a snake bietd -- bite, what happens in his church? is this something where people will say, you know what, we don't want to do this any more? or does it actually have the opposite effect where they wi

tempo and hopefully hear what i would lie or not to think that much so that claire and called the gospel that happening the code breaker where i replace the current doctor to treat several hours ago until the police are harmful to help build the incorrect but the moment that was to be the injured co host of criminal activity can lead to famine of the older one but i am sure are pretty much of a heart shaped like now clark are changing one after another so it is pretty chaotic but no violently divided on the rights of local from you. late at night outfit you very much in the meantime offseason but she insisted that life in the kiev for sickle cell keys of the night mr here's a few days been following the developments at all such as x on the path that she's a political enemies and to have it so that the many people may be very surprising short but was happy now because we have seen a pair of calm. we want the sameness of abundance now a day that brett would sing at least nine people killed. the two islands a sudden i think it'll all only for the opposition to reorganize themselves may be t

putting clear right now about the gospel right from the sea. the interesting picture. reporters were there the animal. the star not to mention all the new eu report this week pointed to a massive wave of corruption sweeping through the book brussels believes that loss is boeing's to shady. as of year is upon us the isolation of corruption costs in the u n union is no less than one hundred and twenty billion euros each year. that is the equivalent of a new idea but it's a tool of money we're talking about if it does it will appeal by the eu school affairs commission in its first ever annual report on the subject the agency's chief told the problem breathtaking and wanted to be eroding trust in democracy. also plays an mep for the flemish nationalist party. he says while highlighting bribery on a national level. the report ignores brussels approval role in the city. problems in some member states are huge and widespread. the problem within the community. that's all the member states. aren't danger of being contaminated the bike this problem because when you are in the eu

does it mean that global one b finds in this even emphasis on us including gospel mission in two thousand nine. with many clueless was the commissioner for competition. we reached an agreement based on commitments with microsoft in two thousand i didn't go cause i was. i ate that call seated that these amendments would not be an increment of buying microsoft microsoft was fined last year by the commission on the metropolis of which five hundred and sixty one million euros. you tallest acted the case hasn't been set sold and bought one each time a steady one is a technique that is not the sentiment what is your time. the time nine now that i consider that the proposals are that we never see it that we will live and will be no twenty minutes of call centers. now we need to explain today home drain into this investigation eighteen for michael grey why do we consider that the said commitments. and even a bit gallstones that day that was for one in their own brains. maybe they would consider that the precise commitments are not enough to solve it. they call sensitive that is all but the sun at

. >> and new category, gospel. >> gospel, yeah.s conversation, but had a dream that she wrote the song. and she woke up, you know, going through a drawer trying to find a pencil and paper, wrote the lyrics down, feeling around, and she said it will be nominated for a grammy. i was like, okay. >> go back to sleep and dream again. >> dream again. i woke up. but anyway, ended up being nominated like she dreamt. >> we're happy you're going to sing for us. >> what are you going to sing? >> "if i believe". >> big show sold out already here in new york this weekend. have a great weekend, everybody. we're going out with charlie wilson! ♪ i believe ♪ oh, yeah ♪ my life is a gift from you blessed from heaven that's for sure ♪ ♪ so every day i live give thanks to you ♪ ♪ i haven't been perfect but that's okay ♪ ♪ and you still show love my way, yeah ♪ ♪ please don't leave me, stay cause i know ♪ ♪ the sun doesn't shine the rain doesn't fall ♪ ♪ and there wouldn't be a twinkle, twinkle little star ♪ ♪ and just like we have winter, spring and s

charging ahead of the gospels. so it will only use it as i was out feel free and at the time chinese citizens aren't allowed to freely transfer their official place of residence. that means migrants living in cities don't have equal access to government services such as education healthcare and welfare. it's difficult to enroll their children in local school. that's why one and his wife chose to leave their children behind the one they continue to work during chinese new year instead of going home. i fell in june and the meal than that. no barrier made of candy. all still on holiday. and then a ten out of sight honda that's not gonna call you up on the list. had an acl and invest on a map. to fold until the end. our children's education from kindergarten through college will cost about fifty six thousand dollars. the couple's annual income is about thirteen thousand dollars the lead continue working here in this lucrative season to save as much money as they can for their children. i grew i i want has never spent n

the other side, i believe what you're seeing in the film industry is recognition this sort of gospel someone sacrificing themselves for greater good is a theme that runs through "the avengers," harry potter, the same theme running through it. it's so seminal we latch onto it. you don't need sex to tell that story, gratuitous language to tell that story. >> it's interesting you bring us the spiritual side of a man, i guess like christ, who gave of his life and then there's a happier outcome. i turn to you as the atheist on the panel. does this bum you out because these movies about faith and family are doing so well. >> these movies are not about faith and family. the organization, christian organization who made this story hated harry potter because of its magic but they put "frozen" up there, we're talking about a girl fromro nontraditional fami who uses magic and they say that family is friendly. >> it was a great movie. i saw it with my kids. >> they listed avengers, tonight stark, he's a touted atheist. they are saying family friendly but also atheist friendly. >> exaxaxaxaxaxaxa

he was handling a rattlesnake during an evening service at the full gospel tabernacle in kentucky when the serpent bit his right hand >> i watched it happen. i was just standing there and i seen him get bit >> his father refused medical treatment. he said you get bit, you die at home or god brings you through. >> he was using the snakes for 20 years and said he was obeying god's word. in an interview, the pastor seemed to accept his fate >> i had rather die and leave this world and people around me praying than in a car accident and people standing around me cussing. >> i love my daddy, god's got a plan and you can't change it >> the snake handling church isn't for everyone. he said you need to be raised in the church to understand their belief. >> last year, he was caught transporting two snakes through tennessee. wildlife officials confiscated them and he plead guilty and he was given a year of supervision. >>> old man winter is pounding new england. the cost of all of the winter storms is piling up. it includes car accidents, school and business closings and overtime for snow remova

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end tonight with a story not from the history books but today it is africa that is spreading the gospel to the united states. the redeemed christian church of gods started in nigeria and is spreading fast here in america. >> it is sunday in the quiet boston suburbs of melrose but the congregation of the christian church of god is alive with song and prayer. born in nigeria the church opened up its first american parish in detroit in 1992. their goal a church within a 10-minute drive of every ommunity on the continent. god is not african. god is not american. he is god. >> one of the few american born members of the church. she grew up methodist but hasn't been to church of any kind in a while. a nigerian friend brought her to this congregation. >> i always wanted to come to a church where everybody was happy and singing and praising god. when i came to this church it was like it was meant to be. i always felt god was here and i told my friends that. >> these are welcome words for church leaders in texas. the redeemed church built a 10,000 seat auditorium in the countryside outside of da

the forty six the lord in guinea to the whole enterprise business chief takes on the monument the gospel according to the addictions that he did it d and isn't afraid to back breaking them in and said the incident hopes in the next innovation. apart from english names. even indian names called china a super couple. we used to listen. i mean just in time to stop him. later on the contents. i use it especially a lot of what steve's mini industry of sweets in the sandbox. today go beyond listening to the new impetus to that is really fantastic and make me happy really happy. i'll review this this this meeting is saturday and a fantastic the best. this is the inspiration to the many people goes a lot coming up clean up coming that time a contender. i was. den that has pushed accompanied the detection of thinking can it be good job using its new global climate data centers the most to adopt such as office to sixty five the subscription based online version of the syndicate is used a soft drink. i was also a significant shift of geeks who along with apple's steve jobs was one of the key forces

anti-defamation league, just to understand the sensitivities and what could we do while keeping to the gospelseing sensitive to the jewish faith. jesus and the disciples were all jewish. there were no christians, jews, and romans. it was simply the jewish people and the romans. >> reporter: even before the critics have weighed in, the film has a built-in audience. >> your hunger for righteousness will be filled. >> if you didn't know jesus and you came to this movie for the first time, i think you would get a beautiful understanding of what he came to do. >> blessed are the pure in heart. for they shall see god. >> we tried to tell the movie as a thriller to create the tension and the drama, to make it compelling. >> you are charged with blasphemy. >> reporter: clearly a labor of love for them. now also poised to be a huge commercial success. i'm david wright for "nightline" in hollywood. >> "son of god" will be in theaters on february 28th. next, why did kevin spacey say "house of cards" is too close to the real-life politics on capitol hill? with over 100,000 miles. most vehicles on the road

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the minimum requirement is in matthew's gospel, chapter 13 -- pardon me 18, where two or three are gathered in my name, there i am in the midst. there has to be a pleural amount of people for jesus to be experienced. otherwise you don't get the experience of him. being a genuine community, a spirit filled community, a community that reflects on who it is by the tradition of the church that they all make their own and proclaim it as it's own, you have gangbusters. >> i want to ask about pope john xxiii, everything they said about him, he was a loving, caring pastoral, and i want to ask you two things, how far has vatican ii really -- how much of it really is in the church today and if he had lived longer, would we be farther ahead? >> okay. those are good questions. the first one is this: first of all, i think to me the blessed john xxiii's existence was this, he genuinely trusted in the holy spirit. he believed in arguments, passionate disagreements the spirit could be present moving toward a consensus. he wasn't embarrassed by that. during vatican ii he didn't intervene. he didn't reserve

linda is singing with a gospel band she remains hopeful about her health and plans one day to marry a rather. gentle doak on continues to advocate for the homeless through his community work with l.a. can. detroit finally got her own apartment in a building with poor services. she's still a member of where. lana was homeless for twenty four years in two thousand and eight she moved into her lap large she continues to feed the cats and birds of skip around every night. early on easter morning two thousand and nine. k.k. and another man named tommy ace wishart and child inside a skid row residential hotel. he was forty nine years old. will. ah ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha how. how how. how. how i. heard new york london. the whole world is on the. country of the original one a father was found the end funny to hang up the coins out the link at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the pot the tears become we see military and state unfairly falsus mobilized against people who blend into the city who inhabit the city the more people trust electronic devi

you know, americans we take certain things as gospel.e washington never told a lie, benjamin franklin invented everything. james gar feestlesd the first lasagna loving cat president. [laughter] what of lincoln. here is one network's tribute to him. >> i'm on a contrairan on abraham lincoln and bemoan the fact that he has been -- >> jon: i believe he is referringing to the fact that he killed vam pires. why bemoan a president most of us be-like? >> i prefer to look at him this way. at the time he was president of the united states slavery was dying a natural death all over the western world. instead of allowing it to die or helping it to die or even purchasing the slaves and then freeing them which would have cost a lot less money than the civil war cost, lincoln set about on the most murder russ war in american history. >> oh, right. [ laughter ] >> compensated emancipation. why didn't lincoln think of that? what is that? did he think after this. he spent most of 1862 to convince states to free their slaves in exchange for money and ever

you know, i try to live we the words of the gospel, and the bible clearly says let me who is without cast the first stone. this is a tip of the hat, wag of the finger. folks, longtime viewers know i've always been a staunch supporter of the t.s.a.. america's front line in creating lines. i recently learned something that has given me more than three ounces of rage. >> a former t.s.a. security screener claims his fellow agents amused themselves by mock the images of passengers produced by the airport's body scanner. >> jokes ran rampant. many images we gawkd at were over-weight people,. >> officers gawking at images of overweight people and genitals. >> stephen: quauking at overweight people's genitals. i thought the whole point of being overweight was to conceal your genitals. that's why i'm giving a wag of my fing tore t.s.a. peeping toms. now everybody will be self-conscience about traveling. you'll have to get in shape for every trip like it's your wedding day. but you gotta do it. it's your special day. and the t.s.a. is also taking our best coping mechanism-- booze. the author o

all this i swear by god almighty and the holy gospels, in witness whereto i sign my name to this recantation. do you understand this, joan? it is plain enough. and is it true? it may be true. if it were not true, the fire would not be ready for me in the marketplace. come, child, let me guide your hand. take the pen. so... now make your mark by yourself. there. praise be to god, my brothers, the lamb has returned to the flock, and the church rejoices in her more than in ninety and nine just persons. we declare thee, by this act, set free from the danger of excommunication in which thou stoodest. i thank you. but because thou has sinned most presumptuously against god and his holy church, and that thou mayst repent thy errors in solitary contemplation, shielded from all danger of temptation to return to them, we, for the good of thy soul, and for a penance that may wipe out thy sin and bring thee finally unspotted to the throne of grace, do condemn thee to eat the bread of sorrow and drink the waters of affliction to the end of thy earthly days in perpetual imprisonment. perpetual imprisonmen

this is how literally folks translate the gospel of mark. >> that's right.e two lines. one is that they shall follow those who believe me. they shall take up serpentents. the pastor takes that as a divine commandment. that would be disa baying god. >> this pastor was missing half a finger. he has been bitten. i don't know how many times this was generational. he was hoping to pass along to his son. gabriel, me about what you and your crews saw. in these sorts of snake handling and i know fire is involved and drinking strick 9. what do you see? >> a lot of the services are lasting a long time. there is music as a huge component. they play these long long jams of rock billy gospel music that can go on for hours. the serpentent handling is an organic part of that experience. it sort of comes up naturally in the procedures. >> the sermons or processes. did you ever see anyone bit? >> yes. several people. one person got medical attention and two people we saw department get medical attention. one pastor who died last year was bitten and we went back to his -- to

any investigation into the incident which took place st of god in all media in just a problem the gospel to the city which also reduced so since then. the list ideally he would honor the main dish and a plane to him may not sound of laughter that would teach me teach the stuttgart that the evidence is not add to that end up back in his advantage on that one that hit the shot more than i just have to do with them and the fun was it about us. so to improve standards so that you get to. seven attacks in which teamed at the octagon osmond. in since the beginning of the study getting tickets. this was this huge th. it's good to others it's the fit to lead the bobcats to stop the proceedings. says there's additional music stopped they show we'd be back next week with more neil was real was an analysis of the sub continent. we might not keep reading and the sec and other anc at the end i end up call. this is not about to sign off on the awful didn't die of production team of music south asia. or are they the day. i mean the week. can you the eye. but they voted wednesday to watch all of the pro