i think somebody needs to remind franklin graham that we don't judge our values in the united states by comparing them to what the saudis do. this is a common refrain that you hear from a lot of anti-muslim activists in the united states including robert spencer that, well, if in saudi arabia you can't have a church, then, therefore, in the united states you shouldn't be allowed to have mosques. this is an appalling and laughable argument. >> you know, we can have an argument and i'm not here to argue. as a christian, i believe that jesus christ is the way of the truth and the light and no man co comes to the father except through him. i don't believe in islam. i don't believe a word of it. i do respect their right to believe whatever they want to believe. my opinions are not based on hearsay. my opinions are based on 50 years of working in middle eastern countries. i'm 58. i was 8 years old when i made my first trip to egypt and i've been to syria, lebanon, jordan, iran, iraq, afghanistan, sudan, somalia, i've worked in these countries but i disagree, christiane with the sharia law

what is a christian, reverend graham. who is a christian? the inquisition claimed to be christians. the gay episcopalian bishop is a christian. the internet diss are christians. -- the baptists are christians. sarah palin and barack obama and bill clinton are all christians. who is to say which one is more christian than the other? and that is a point about islam. i am not defending it. i lost -- my cousins were executed who were muslims, they were executed by this regime. my best students were executed by this regime. i was deprived of my identity as a woman. they might -- some might be evil but we're not all good. that is the point. >> hold on, please. >> when we talk about there are millions of muslims in this world that are wonderful people who don't beat their wives, who don't practice -- >> why do you call it a wicked religion, an evil religion? >> i think to take your daughter because you think that religion gives you the authority, sharia gives you the authority for honor killing, and we saw the young girl in ohio -- >> but does it? >> does not. >> it does. >> does not. >> i

lindsey graham que estaba negociando con los demÓcratas, Él se retirÓ del tema.mentos no hay ni un republicano en la cÁmara alta, ni uno, que diga que estÁ dispuesto a apoyarlo. >>porque los demÓcratas han jugado del tema como si fuera un juego polÍtico. lindsey graham se presentÓ con buena fe para tratar de negociar una soluciÓn, un consenso con los demÓcratas, para llegar a poner en funciÓn el tema adelante, pero no quisieron hacerlo, quisieron usar el tema como un juego polÍtico para las elecciones en noviembre. >>ahora, marÍa, dÉjame hacerte una pregunta. cuando el senado y el congreso, que, como dice danny, el presidente, el congreso y el senado son demÓcratas y ademÁs,

and lindsey graham is at clemson, south carolina. i pretty much stated the conventional wisdom in the opening there. the thinking here in washington seems to be whether or not they actually get a majority in either house, republicans are going to pick up a lot of seats in the next congress. i don't think there's anybody who would argue otherwise. but here's the question. whether they take the majority or not, what is ahead? are the two sides going to find a way to work together? or will there be just deeper and harder gridlock? let me start with you, governor dean. what do you think is ahead? >> i think... first of all, let me thank senator graham for his willingness to work together. but look what happened to him when he got home. the far right of his own party pilloried him. that's a big problem, not just on the right but all the districts are drawn in more and more partisan ways so you have very partisan big majorities. your challenge as a republican is likely to come from the right, as we've seen this election season. your challe

ephram graham is explaining how there is help from a tiny fish from mississippi. >> reporter: a family fish farm with a natural to control mississippi's mosquito population. >> millions in the ponds. >> tiny minnows eat mosquito eggs. louis has been able to pack and ship them to other parts of the country. >> we have moved over 50,000 fish to new orleans. thompson and team are carefully bagging thousands headed for haiti. >> it has the potential to save thousands and thousands of lives. one of the biggesproblems is mosquito-born diseases like malaria. it kills thousands of people every year. >> temperature, oxygen and time are critical for the fish to survive a long journey. that is where ray nopsinger comes in. >> i have been blessed with this airplane. i appreciate what operation blessing is doing in haiti. i am volunteering my airplane to help these people in haiti. >> 30 hours later -->> these fish came a longway. >> the fish arrive safely in haiti. releasing them from the bags and into the tanks of water. >> they have a new zip code. this is a project operation blessing's presiden

the publisher katharine graham, her son don graham, and now her granddauter katharine weymouth. they say, you know, "let's get the story," and whenever there's trouble--it's very interesting--they surround you, and they support you, and they say, "keep doing it." they never say--never heard anyone say, "oh, don't do that. it's too sensitive," or, "you're gonna get us in trouble." in fact, we have a saying at the "washington post," which is, "all good work is done in defiance of management." >> [laughter and that doesn't mean break the law or the rules. it means be down there scrambling, looking for trouble, and looking for what really goes on, and though sometimes management is not happy to hear that things are being done in defiance of them, in fact, they love it in the end. >> my last question, which is on a totally different plane, which i cannot let you leave without asking, with all these accompshmes inour career to be played by robert redford... >> [laughter] >> how do you put that in perspective? >> you have no idea how many women i've disappointed. >> [laughter] >> i--i

senator graham? guest: we received this information from a variety of sources, some of it from the government, most from academics, who questioned the methodology being used to calculate the amount of oil coming out. finally that number was adjusted from the initial estimates of between 1000 and 5,000 barrels a day to 60,000 barrels a day. because there was an under assessment, several things happened. one that bill just referred to was that there was a loss of credibility in the future in statements that were made wrapped into this spill. second, there were some decisions on the ground, such as the amount of disbursement to be used, the technology of efforts at containment, if they were predicated on a flow which was as much as 1/20 of the reality, then they probably were failures from the initial conception. so we pointed that out, and as bill said, it was probably not terribly well received by everybody who read it. and we think that is our responsibility. host: but before you put out this assessm

graham ganeau his foot and him came through. a 33-yard beauty. that perfectly dissected the uprites in sudden death overtime. 3-4 in the day but straight when it mattered. afterwards he stopped the celebration long enough to chat with our own lindsay murphy. >> reporter: you just told me a little bit of redemption after missing one early in the fourth quarter. >> yes, definitely having miss that had one a couple of weeks ago as well i wanted to go out there and redeem myself. the offense got us down there and gave us the opportunity. >> talk me through those moments when you know you can win the game for this team. the crowd is on their feet and one of those surreal moments. >> yes, it's crazy. i have been blessed to be able to get those students -- opportunities. but i can hear the guys in the stands and the fans going crazy you got this, you got this. but try to stay as calm as possible going out and picking it. >> he was the soccer champion at florida state. you might not know that. a look ahead at the colts when we come back. [ music ] 

. >> reporter: janice graham is a write mother created a book that is geared towards young readers but one that is meant to be a guide for parents. >> i am concerned about the rising generation, young people are fed a lot of distorted information about their developing sexuality. >> reporter: as a mother, graham struggled with her son's homosexuality. >> it was a very difficult time for our family. >> reporter: she began to write drafting a book other parents could use to shape their young children's sexuality. chapters are written to be read by parents to their children ages 10 and older. it's an approach dr. goldsmith a child psychologist doesn't agree with. >> the child grows up to make an alternative choice decision when they are in college, they have kind of slammed the door to a child knows how they feel and it's going to be much harder for the child to communicate with them and to end up having a har mownous relationship. >> reporter: he cautions parents to focus on teaching the young ones how to develop healthy relationships. >> to me, it seems like it would be like brainwashin

>> reporter: it's a nightly routine at the grahams. her entire food repertoire consists of about ten items. >> i know kid just love pizza, don't they? >> not me. >> what about chicken nuggets? >> no. hamburgers? >> no. >> hot dogs? >> no. >> all right, erin. >> reporter: at breakfast, we discover what erin will eat. >> erin, you want another piece? >> yes. >> reporter: breakfast foods like waffles and pancakes and french toast. >> i need more. >> reporter: lots of french toast. >> can you cut it? >> reporter: sometimes breakfast is the only meal she'll eat. she also likes some fruits, grilled american cheese sandwiches prepared a certain way, chips, fry, crackers and peanut butter. but only if it's creamy and only certain brands. >> cut up an apple and -- peanut butter. >> i know what you mean. >> reporter: no meat or vegetables, no pasta or salad. she's even choosy about desserts. were you hard on her or have you always been understanding? >> oh, no, we've been plenty hard. we've been doing the wrong thing all along. i think that's wh

. >> reporter: both schools are located in council member jim graham's ward 1. >> we may have some wing nut, you know. we've been through this and to target, to send this to an elementary school. >> reporter: the fbi says last week and over the weekend 17 houston, texas schools received letters with a similar substance inside. the houston fire department says early tests reveal the substance may have been cornstarch. we have learned there is a connection between the texas letters and the letters sent to

graham gano, the kicker on from 33 yar out, pressure. it's up and it's good. his first creer game winner the redskins defeat the packers 16-13 in overti improving to 3-2. here's the hpy head coach. >> unless you have a lot of character on your team, you usually don't win gamelike at, too many mistakes early. i'm proud of the way they handled themselves and the way they kept on fighting no finger pointing at any pointn game. you can tell they were all going in the same direction. really felt great about finding a wayto win. >> there you go. nextweek the redskins host the indianapolis colts, sunday night football right here. >> that's going to be a huge one. >> thanks, buddy. see you in a few minutes. >> redskins' defensive tackle albert haynesworth did not play in the game. he took part in a motorcycle ride for lance mccoy in

billy graham. as evangelical christians met for the first time to talk about evangelizing the world. along th her husband, provided a campus for those in capetown and praying for one thing. >> i come with such anticipation to see greater unity in the body of christ. and that we might lin arms together to demonstra what christianity is to the world. >> she joins a host of other prominent leaders at this gathering, that spent their lives on the line of evangelism. among them the founder of the jesus film. still the task oevangelizing the world is far over. >> the scripture says that faith is by hearing the word of god, and we have thousands of people groups that have no church, and mow missionary and no one planning to go. >> a daunting task, to say the least. and hang around many young people here at lausanne, and they'll tell you they are fired up about getting involved. and so many of them have a deep respect and gratitude to those such as billy graham, that labod for the great commission. >> they

graham ganoe with a chance to be a hero. come on, buddy. i won't call you weird if you make this kick. from 33 yards, ball game right down the middle. the redskins come back to win it 16-13 in overtime. how about that? they improve to 3-2 after winning their second straight game. for more, we go to fedexfield. dan, you had the tweet of the day. the skins were like the new kids the block hanging tough. >> that was my favorite band. >> i figured that. i didn't think he was going to tell the whole world. >> that isinteresting. >> you know what i heard after this game in the locker room, a player told me that at halftime, inside the locker room, theguys really lit it up. they were upset. didn't want this to end badly. so they talked about how important it was to go back out with strength and really, when you look offensively at what they did, coach shanahan said they allowed donovan to pass the ball to establish a rhythm. >> didyou know this is the first time since week seven and eight this team has won two games in a row. >> we played good foo

. >> greta: next, senator licensee graham is here. he has a fight on his -- senator lindsey graham is here. has a fight on his hands. speaking of fights. this tops it all. did you hear who is trying to take on arizona governor brewer? 11 latin american countries coming at her in court. is she worried? governor brewer is here. she has announcement. >> more video of bill o'reillyly -- wild dust up on the view. aren't you sick of these airline credit cards that advertise flights for 25,000 miles? but when you call... let me check. oh fud, nothing without a big miles upcharge. it's either pay their miles upcharges or connect through mooseneck! [ freezing ] i can't feel my feet. we switched to the venture card from capital one -- so no more games. let's go see those grandkids. [ male announcer ] don't pay miles upcharges. don't play games. get the flight you want with the venture card at capitalone.com. [ lovinit ] help! what's in your llet? >> greta: president obama is getting flit all sides. it is not just states battling the health care

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the graham story.nd of the day that would negotiate publicly on climate change. >> i don't know if the split still exists. remember, lindsey graham was this guy negotiating on climate change. he was negotiating on guantanamo bay. the guy is from south carolina, he has jim demint to the right making all sorts of noises. "time" magazine writes a story about how lindsey graham is the new maverick. he told people that john mccain called him and they had a very testy conversation and he was the new maverick. i thought mccain was denying that. >> this is before that. >> that week he was a maverick. >> not only, this is in your article, correct me if i'm wrong, not only did he get mad at graham but he iced out the reporter at time for a while and was angry at her? >> she told me it is on the record in the piece that after she wrote that piece, mccain completely stopped talking to me. >> what you seem to be saying is that the public rose up. tea party rose up and the country was lost. cap and trade lost the co

three days ago in one of the most closely watched supreme court cases this term, graham versus florida, the united states superior court forbid the sentences of a juvenile to life in prison without the possibility of parole for a non-homicide crime. they found such a sentence is consistent with basic principles of decency. i'm proud to say that my firm was co-counsel for the juvenile in this case and wrote the brief for the juvenile in the court. this decision gives our clients, terrance graham, who had received the sentence of life without the possibility of parole. the bad acts he committed as a teenager are not representative of his true character and gives him some realistic opportunity to gain release before the end of his term. i personally understand the importance of the work that you do. but our nation's fiscal crisis threatens your very existence. as predicted 25 years ago by chief justice rose berg , she said the following. we have no difficulty, it seems finding sufficient funds to build more prisons. one of california's largest industries. but each year, public defenders a

lindsey graham que estaba negociando con los demÓcratas, Él se retirÓ del tema.ratar de negociar una soluciÓn, un consenso con los demÓcratas, para llegar a poner en funciÓn el tema adelante, pero no quisieron hacerlo, quisieron usar el tema como un juego polÍtico para las elecciones en noviembre. >>ahora, marÍa, dÉjame hacerte una pregunta. cuando el senado y el congreso, que, como dice danny, el presidente, el congreso y el senado son demÓcratas y ademÁs, amplias mayorÍas, cuando la sra. nancy palossi ha querido presentar dinero para los sindicatos, lo presenta y se aprueba en un segundo, cuando se ha hablado de la reforma del sistema de salud, los demÓcratas lo hicieron con voto republicano al final, pero digo, cuando quieren ustedes hacer algo, lo han logrado y los republicanos no han aparecido ni un centro espiritista. ¿por quÉ ahora no pueden hacerlo? >>no siempre, josÉ. mira, la cÁmara baja ha tenido muchos votos y votos donde hemos ganado y la cÁmara alta del senado no ha hecho nada. o sea, que es un hecho: si en el senado no hay progreso, no se va a ver

. >> the redskins win 16-13 on graham gano's field goal. celebrations could be seen over the area. >> as long as redskins win this city is more fun. >> i worry every sunday. but we came up with the w so that is all that matters. >> every game has come down to the wire. a win is a win. >> we will take it. last time the redskin bet the packers at home was 1979 at r.f.k. the skins now have three wins and two losses. congratulations to the skins. still ahead, battling breast cancer one step and one dollar at a time. >> a miracle in the making. 33 miners trapped half a mile underground could be days from freedom. >> first, another check of the traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we >> 6:10, it is warm. it will be a warm day with temperatures well above average. it will feel more like june. you may need the air conditioner a few hours this afternoon. 65 in springfield and falls church. gainesville 59. wall door 60. bowie 64. anywhere from upper 50's to mid 60's. now to the forecast for today, a lot of sunshine with scattered clouds developing.

she says bashir was afraid the us would invade sudan, while graham wanted permission to do evangelismn the northern part of the country. >> the trip itself was fascinating to me, because it was what happens when faith and foreign policy become interlinked. and it's something we'd heard a lot about, certainly during the bush administration, but both before, because this is a history that dates back to colonialism, and also still today there's quite a strong religious lobby that works strongly in our foreign policy that we don't always see. >> you talk in your book about many people saying to you this isn't really a conflict about religion, it's a conflict about oil, or water, or politics, resources. how much is religion truly a factor in some of these conflicts? >> it's almost an impossible question to answer because i have found that each conflict is different. i never saw a conflict that we would see as religious that didn't have some kind of secular or worldly trigger, whether that's land, oil, water, even chocolate crops in indonesia. now does that mean that religion doesn't come t

she says bashir was afraid the us would invade sudan, while graham wanted permission to do evangelismn the northern part of the country. >> the trip itself was fascinating to me, because it was what happens when faith and foreign policy become interlinked. and it's something we'd heard a lot about, certainly during the bush administration, but both before, because this is a history that dates back to colonialism, and also still today there's quite a strong religious lobby that works strongly in our foreign policy that we don't always see. >> you talk in your book about many people saying to yothis isn't really a conflict about religion, it's a conflict about oil, or water, or politics, resources. how much is religion truly a factor in some of these conflicts? >> it's almost an impossible question to answer because i have found that each conflict is different. i never saw a conflict that we would see as religious that didn't have some kind of secular or worldly trigger, whether that's land, oil, water, even chocolate crops in indonesia. now does that mean that religion doesn't come to

>> what happened in that quote, it's so lindsey graham, well-known republican and graham is saying whats this date about beginning withdrawal really mean, and the president said look, i can't lose the whole democratic party, because in the party, there is a lot of sentiment against the war or against a full escalation of the war and as you know the president instead of giving the military 40,000, gave them 30,000. >> but in your interpretation, based on your reporting, is this, any leader has to bring a significant chunk of the country along with him in order to maintain a war effort or is this a more crass evaluation of his political prospects when he tells dr. lindsey graham? >> it is what it is and i don't step aside and make any comment on it. i think it speaks for itself >> okay. some of your "bush at war" books it seemed you were moving toward transparency, interviewing donald rumsfeld on the record as well as president bush. here except for obama not one on the record source. why not? >> but there are all kinds of on the record sources, because i have or have seen the documents t

graham gano tries it later in the forth. then the game winner from 33 yards out in overtime. >> unless you have a lot of kirk on your team, you usually don't win games like that. too many mistake especially early. but i told our football team, very proud the way they handled themselves. you could tell they were all going in the same direction at any point in the game. >> in about 15 minutes, dave ross will be here live to break down the gave in our monday morning quarterback segment. >>> we are following developing news in the struggling housing market. more on the possible freeze on foreclosures amid allegations of mortgage fraud. you next, hear what the white house is saying now. >>> as premier campaigns for democrats, he is getting some advice on how he can be a better role model if he quits doing one thing. we'll slain what that is coming up next. we are coming up on 5:37. ♪ ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile ♪ don't kno

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>> just mentioned lindsey graham. i wrote a bill. i wasn't here for the bailout.that but i wasn't here for the bailout. i was here to write a bill called the pay it back act, saying the money that came back from the t.a.r.p. use should be used dollar for dollar for debt reduction. bob corker was co-signer on that bill. it passed with bipartisan support. people in my town hall meetings want that. they're sick of partisanship and don't want to send someone to washington, d.c. that says i'm going to be the chief filibus r filibuster. there are people back here that will do that. what we need is cooperation. >> a minute left. i want you both to take this from facebook. we've partnered up with the facebook politics page. here is one we chose. ashley newberg. what do you hope to accomplish, fwhoeth your political career and in life in general, outside of politics? you have to be very brief. mr. buck? >> in my political career, i would like to see a constitutional balanced budget amendment and in my life i would like to play more golf and get a decent handicap. >> there

mcnabb deep later to anthony armstrong, 57 yards leading to a graham gano field goal, redskins at the half. 1st and 10 at redskins 26 lesean mccoy with the ball but not anymore. kareem moore recovers. ref called him down. skins challenged and they won. redskins take over on possession. final seconds skins clinging to 17-12 lead and the eagles clinging to some hope. kevin kolb on 4th and 10, completes it to desean jackson who laterals it to jason avant who laterals it to lesean mccoy, an 18-yard gain down to the 32. eagles have a 1st down and one last chance. four seconds left. the eagles' last hope. kevin kolb lobs it up all the way into the end zone, but it's picked off by d'angelo hall. the redskins hold on and escape. they're perfect in the division and beat the eagles at the link 17-12. >> it felt great! the thing about it is it's about winning ballgames and we were able to do it as a team today. i thought total team offensively, defensively and special teams played a major factor in what we were able to do today. i'm excited that we're 2-1 in the division and 2-2 now and hopefull