my father preached on heaven, told millions how to find heaven, he wrote a book on heaven.bering my mother. she loved my father. he loved her. he adored her. she was his soulmate in life and when she passed away 11 years ago this coming june it was a big hole in his heart. he missed my mother. he had a big picture of her at the foot of his bed on the wall and he could lie in bed and look at that picture of my mother. sometimes i would come in there to see him and he would say franklin, i miss your mother more today than i've ever missed her in my life. the last few years of my mother's life, she was sick in bed and she would lie on her side and my father would come in and the two of them would look eye-to-eye for hours. and if i sat in the room i felt a little uncomfortable, like i was intruding. he loved her and she loved him. my mother was a part of my father's life at every turn. when i think about m father, i can sit quietly and still hear his voice. a word of encouragement, and sometimes a word of caution. there were quite a few of those. i can recall him at home just

my father preached on heaven, told millions how to find heaven . he wrote a book on heaven.in heaven. his journey is complete. i best wonder how remember my father. i cannot remember my father without remembering my mother. she loved my father. he loved her. he of door to her. she was his soulmate in life. when she passed away 11 years ago, it was a big coal in his heart. he missed my mother. her ona big teacher of the foot of his bed on the wall. he looked at the picture of my mother. franklin, ie said, have missed your mother more today than my life. she was sick in bed and lying on that on her side. he would sit nbeside her. they would just look at each other, i tie -- other, eye to eye, four hours. if i sat in the room, i felt uncomfortable, like i was intruding. [laughter] >> he loved her and she loved him. mother was a part of my father's life at every turn. when i think about my father, i can still hear his voice. a word of encouragement and sometimes, a word of caution. there were quite a few of those. [laughter] i can recall him laughing. he loved his grandchildren,

my father preached on heaven, told millions how to find heaven. he wrote a book on heaven. he adored her. she was his soulmate in life. and when she passed away 11 years ago this coming june, it was a big hole into his heart. he missed my mother. he had a big picture of her at the foot of his bet on the wall, he could lie in bed and look at that picture of my mother. sometimes i come in there to see him and he would say "franklin, i miss your mother more today than i've ever missed her in my life." the last few years of my mother's life, my mother was sick in bed. she would lie in bed on her side and my father would come in and sit beside her and the two of them would look at each other. just look at each other, eye to eye. for hours. if i sat in the room, i felt a little uncomfortable, like i was intruding. [laughter] he loved her, and she loved him. my mother was a part of my father's life at every turn. when i think about my father, i can sit quietly and i can still hear his voice. word of encouragement and sometimes a word of caution, there were quite a few of those. i

he is in heaven now. what this service was all about today. transparency. his daughter ruth talked about going through two devastating divorces. the second one her parents had warned her against moving too quickly in this relationship. she said it fell apart quickly and she was so humiliated and worried she would embarrass her father but not just that billy graham. talked about the two day drive home not knowing how her parents were going to receive her and winding up that driveway she saw her father waiting for her to get out of that car and tomorrow brace her. it was all about forgiveness and redemption. that's what he spent his whole life preaching about today and that's what that service was about as well. >> sandra: have you been watching this ceremony with us with the president in the first row looking quite engaged because it was absolutely beautiful ceremony. chris? >> it was a great funeral, which is an odd thing to say. but it was and so often these big events get overwhelmed by the scale and th

when they die that they want others to have the opportunity to go to heaven, to be in paradise with jesus. and yet, in this perverse time, we have people belittling christianity, christian beliefs like has never happened in the history of this country. i think a majority of americans believe we have been blessed beyond measure because a majority of americans did have an abiding faith in god almighty, and you had a majority that believed that jesus was not a liar, that he was not a lunatic, but that he was the lord. just as he said, no one goes to the father but by me. so a believer in christianity believes if you don't believe in jesus christ, you can't go to heaven. so either jesus meant what he said and he was the son of god or he was a lunatic, because that's crazy statement if it's not true, or he's just a liar like david koresh. and yet, now the per version has come. the attack has come that this religion, the one religion that's completely truly based on love, that god so loved the world he sent his son and his son so loved the world he laid down his life so that anyone who be

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning. on behalf of of our family, i want to thank all of you for joining us here today. over the past few days, we have mourned together the loss of one of georgia's finest public servants. our family has mourned the loss of our patriarch and beloved pawpaw. i knew zell miller as his grandson, but our relationship went deeper than the normal bounds of that familial relationship. he was a mentor to me both personally and professionally. i gained more wisdom and knowledge from zell miller than any other person i encountered in life. a lot has been said these past few days about the legacy in public service he leaves behind. no doubt we will hear more about this legacy in the days, months, and e

. >> i like to describe it as a match only god can make in heaven. the original monks arrived in new orleans in 1872, thinking they had an invitation for the catholic ship of new orleans to establish a monastery there, but when they arrived, what are you talking about? i'm looking for missionaries, not monks. so for three years these two monks were looking for a permanent home, but could not find the right situation where they were really wanted, for what ever reason, very complex. at the same time the american indian peoples were being removed to this territory because the increasing white population did not want them in the land where they were trying to expand, and so they were being removed. this territory, i suppose, was chosen because to put it bluntly know why people want to this territory yet. the monks that nobody wanted went to atlanta that nobody wanted to serve a people that nobody wanted, so it was a match made in heaven. today we are at st. gregory's abbey, shawnee, oklahoma, 21 monks. st. gregory's abbey has been in shawnee for a littl

the heavens the earth and the underworld were in a new aqua brim. for most of meso america the age of venus had gone for two hundred sixty days in the year the anus rises first in the evening sky and sets last in the morning lena symbolize the balance of the divine powers and was variously represented in ott. presently monta gone had new over you know they had connections with the hotel a great nation to the northwest founded around the seven hundred eighty by the father of the legendary cat so-called. new temples and palaces were built they were consecrated to venus the evening star but the new owners were not alone. other families on the south side of the great square raised claims to power their temples was sacred to venus to venus the morning star. entered upon a new golden age its territory extended from western and northern mexico to the regions of yucatan and honduras to the south the owners of monte wealthy and respected and from up here they could oversee the entire economy of mesoamerica. throughout the country really round as was statione

i like to describe it as a match only god can make in heaven. the original monks arrived in new orleans in 1872, thinking they had an invitation from the bishop of new orleans to establish a monastery there, but when they arrived, what are you talking about? so, for three years, these two nks were looking for a permanent home, but i couldn't find the right situation where they were pretty wanted for whatever reason. at the same time, the american indians were being removed to this territory, because the increasing white population didn't want them in the land where they were trying to expand. this proposal was chosen -- the monks that nobody wanted went to a land no one wanted to survey people no one wanted. a match made in heaven. this was the benedictine community of 21 monks. nee has seen this for over 100 years. have been and what is now oklahoma for over 100 years. the founders were from france. at that time, after the civil number of native american tribes and peoples were being relocated to indian territory. a good number of these tribes

i know i'm going to heaven because of what jesus did on that cross.me he didn't come to live or even to teach, he came to die on a cross, and on that cross he bore our sins and shed his blood for us. we're all sinners. he calls us to repent of our sins and to come to him by faith. jesus said, "i'm the way, the truth, and the life. "no man cometh to the father but by me." the only way to the father, father god, is through his son, jesus christ. you come to jesus tonight, and let him control your life and forgive your sins and give you assurance if you died you'd go to heaven. it'll change your life. some of my closest friends and relatives and especially my wife are already in heaven, and because of the hope we have in jesus we can all be in heaven someday forever, but first, there must be a decision here and now in this life. in am the 4th chapter it says, "prepare to meet your god." are you prepared? have you opened your heart to jesus? have you repented of your sins? i'm going to ask you to do that today. this may be the last opportunity you'll ever

he wrote a book on heaven and today, he's in heaven." billy graham library in charlotte, i'm karin caifa. (grant) graham was buried next to his wife, ruth, at the billy graham library prayer garden in charlotte.(vicki)that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 pam moore and steve aveson are here with kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki... next at 10... a wet night across the bay area. a winter storm pounding the region .... leading to slick conditions out on the roads. and more rain is on the wayour chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has your four zone forecast.. as we head into the weekend. plus new at ten...a bulldog..stolen from the back yard of a bay area family's home..and it's all caught on camera.tonight we speak to the homeowner who is desperate to get her daughter's dog back. ((pam))plus... we'll show you the blizzard- like conditions slamming the sierra tonight. ((steve))don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (pam) it has been a rainy couple of days during this winter blast..

openedin stood and it was then the heavens opened in harare, scotland beaten by five runs with the westgoing to the world cup, just. trent boult is taken for wickets already. england are in a very precarious position. 18/5, skipperjoe root among those to go without scoring. england, 18/5 in the opening session. dustinjohnson dustin johnson has made dustinjohnson has made a losing start to his defence. the world number one was playing in his opening round—robin match. the austrian took a crucial lead when he birdied the 15th. wiesberger one the 16th with two to play and when johnson missed, that signalled the end of the match in the 3—1victory for the austrian. the defeat as well fall rory michael wyatt. this approach from the american, the ninth, led to a birdie that when forth on the turn. —— mcilroy. mcilroy could not keep it going. it was a good night in the uav a champions league women's league. —— uefa. the second legs are both thais and next week. the first legs of the other ones take place on thursday. leon are reigning champions and are aiming forthe third leon are reigning cham

a cardiologist writes a book called the catch in heaven. a number of persons who had near-death and death experiences and when they came or they could speak again, they always said they saw this great white light. light is important. this light that we symbolized sunday after sunday reminds us that there is one who created life and you didn't just create us to live here but he created us for eternity. if you don't believe in heaven then let me ask you, have you ever read anything where they found the body of jesus? they found the bodies of disciples. but no one has ever found the body of jesus. so today, we affirm and we believe in the resurrection of the dead. we celebrate the life of zell miller. zell, the spring, would be my 60th year that we talked about baseball. 60 years. he was my very first mentor outside of my family. what a mentor. he was a man and i was a boy. even when we both grew old, he was still the man i was the boy. on our honeymoon, i wanted to go to the grand ole opry and my wife wanted to go to gatlinburg. we compromise

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heaven. with them and has. said. that. to men and. women i hope that someone will be fair to me after my death and when extracts from my humble writings there exists and sorry honesty. for all that is good and beautiful because it is now. there's a desire to benefit from it. i never asked have it in its main yet the vanity of the mass of humans. in there can have let me at the how many while madi than a few of them was autumn and now. what occurred when the verdict there been in seven minutes of the seconds i mean let me ask a lot of you also remarkable he endured to walk away from. eleven who has either behaved and was there or was in. there. seen while our god was robbed most of our the rise of the level. of the happy made and now let me up the one where buffy when unarmed and the mayor suttle some of us all we go will make would make us all. that we can accumulate the longer me and there gains a a minimum use to get het made. up of you will be made of the. bargain that your investigating lead there will lead a guy long in talking w

a little thought of up to here the flop of them a mile of heaven and also could have. been a girl with her of course come a. mazy idea wrote about many female figure this one book was called. which was the pen name of the egyptian writer. nasser a leading feminist in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. she wrote about the issue at a murder and egyptian social activist who it novelist and feminist she also wrote about one in the early years e.g. a lebanese writer known for her distinctive literature and poetry. and she contributed to making nearly two periodicals annika sian's on the condition of arab women. in the way that followed by a motto our ministry listen to the font whole motto and my gourd of oil more than a way that we definitely can and all they all have been one time we're lazy about getting dumber while they did then we're with bad namely twenty eight and belly fat on thirty eight and they want to learn what i want access in as a part of the world where they could let me and i'm home to one of the found copy of has somehow found this weird h

and with that match made in heaven. and with falwell and robertson and other preachers who capture tv time for most christians and in 1979 with great fanfare it was a private jet reportedly to affirm the iran nuclear sighting. but then to have christian zionist police through the center of the republican party in the white house along with several speakers. opposition began to be more public with dollars and even john mccain calls falwell and robertson agents of intolerance but still those encounters with christian ins even with the assumption of the 67 for them to the return of jesus with politics of necessity to put those strange bedfellows together. help by jewish lack of faith with the zionist christian and 911 feel the marriage to hate muslims in the face and those evangelical zionism. even with the election of trump and with those religious entities. this has helped us to battle complicity recently to traps have their own cost. in those with a christians united for israel three factors were apparent. first, the lo

because someone killed in prayer ascends to heaven, the last place hamlet wants the king to go. so he waits. is this the act of an impulsive madmen? hardly. these are the actions of a shrewd calculating killer. ladies and gentlemen, you have evidence in the record and you will hear the testimony of our nationally esteemed psychologist to tell you that not only is sane, buting -- malingering when feigning madness. after the testimony concludes, my colleague will come before you and deliver her closing arguments, which she will ask you to be true to thine own and find hamlet criminally responsible. thank you. [applause] >> the defense may now call its witness. will you stand and take oath? >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> will you state your full name. >> my name is ronald hopson -- ronald hobson. >> can you tell us your qualifications? >> i am a licensed clinical psychologist and professor of psychology, as well as professor of religion in the school of divinity at night university. i am a practicing psychologist and ordained

. >> i thought i was -- i thought i was in heaven.god, this -- is this a city on earth or is this a city in heaven? i'd never seen a building like that, but beautiful. i had to cry. >> everybody was just waiting to get off that, standing, waiting to get off that ship. >> you were just wondering where you were coming to or what was going to happen to you, you know, in your mind. >> still separated from the first class and cabin passengers who were processed by immigration officials on board, the immigrant from steerage waited yet another boat ride, this one from the hudson river pier to an island in the upper bay. crowded into barges and ferries, they approached the place that had become a legend in their mind. >> i couldn't get my eyes off that. it's great. i was kind of glad to see ellis island, as bad as it was. it was good to see any kind of land, it was. >> according to the houses i left in my town, this was like, like a whole city. that i almost felt smaller than i am. >> and when i came through these doors i saw all these people

family, i am estranged, we don't talk to one another. , i let me through the battle want to go to heaven, i need you to lead me through this. over the course of many weeks bob got together a number of men from delta company, they sent him a vital, they arranged for hospice, then one day there was no longer any communication. the reach of the hospice and .hey said he just passed they donated, they range for a plot -- they arranged for a plot, they arranged for ceremony. the hospice person reached out after the funeral and said the funeral was beautiful and was the only person there. i had a wonderful sergeant at a wonderful colonel who were my bosses. i said to them, we are making some very powerful images. some of them are published and others aren't. what do you think of offering them to other mediums and taking the credit? they thought it was a great idea. i would photograph both black and white and color. it was covered by me in color. i carried for cameras. i carried primarily nikons that are shown here in the exhibit. shortly after the battle they were bone up -- they were blown up

comes.he although i don't remember bodies are in earth, our soul and heart is in heaven, like the blessed ages be holding the faith of your farth in heaven so the section section of deals with the rebirth awakening of the bible in america, and has an amazing story unto itself. >> things you are looking at ser mouns of the important pastors of what we were talking about, the great awakening. jonathan edwards. scory abouteresting jonathan edwards, he was not flamboyant. stand in a monotone the sermon. under would fall 1730 up, n and from awakening a spiritual or the awareness to have an awakening with god and sermons presented by george whitfield. very controversial in style of preaching. many times he was not allowed or invited to preach in the churches. and would set it up and start preaching. undeniably certain we ghost. ceive the holy and we could be true members of mystical body. you'll see a lot of interesting technology that we are using. us tell the story, drama created in a different way than people would expect it to be done. and we brought in symbolic its the replica of the liber

you can't get in to "lou t to s tonight" but you can get in heaven. to us about the spirit and the importance of easter sunday as we approach, just a couple of days a u way. i think our viewers would be interested in your thoughts. >> easter represents the most important event in human history. the resurrection of jesus christ from the dead. this sunday easter falls on april fool's day. we've plastered the city of dallas with a billboard of my sermon, jesus is the resurrection, foolish, fake news or fact. and we're looking at the historical information from the bible. i'm going to talk about simon greenleaf, an atheist and yet after investigating the evidence for the resurrection he became a devout christian. he said using the rules of evidence there is to more evidence for the resurrection of jesus christ than any other event in human history. our event is built on fact and that's what we're going to celebrate. gregg: we got 30 seconds left. are you optimistic about faith in the world? >> i am. and not because we're necessarily going to win this thin

. >> my father preached on heaven, told millions how to find heaven, he wrote a book on heaven.ven. his journey is complete. >> martha: from the words of his children to his own, he once said some day you will read or hear that barack billy s dead. don't you believe a word of it. i shall be more alive than i am now, i will have just changed my address. i have gone into the presence of god. that's our story for tonight. see you back here monday at 7:00. tucker carlson is up next. jr. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the nation's capitol all but deserted today after the entire federal government unexpectedly shut down due to an emergency. did you hear about this? it wasn't an earthquake or outbreak of war, the actual reason it was windy today in washington. there was no rain or thunderstorms. kind of nice out. it was blowing briskly like it does a lot of year in wyoming and montana and south dakota. so in response, the entire federal workforce stayed home with pay. but somehow this is the amazing part. the private sector bravely made it to w

tonight ♪ ♪ there's a brand new star up in heaven tonight ♪ [cheering] - this is bad, especially ifblem day and night, and supports a healthy, normal prostate. urinozinc, the number one prostate health brand. >> all right. tomorrow, the countdown will be on whether or not congress can pass the omnibus appropriations bill. we will somewhere the very latest. >> tomorrow's friday. yay. >> we have a huge show coming your way and the latest on the austin bombing. >> thank you very much for joining us. we'll do an after the show-show in five seconds. see you back on the couch on friday. >> don't forget to donate. >> bill: thank you. breaking news new revelations in the suspect in the texas bombings. we're now learning mark anthony conditt recorded a cell phone video before he killed himself with one of his own homemade bombs. investigators describing it as a confession. good morning, welcome to thursday. i'm bill hemmer live inside "america's newsroom." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. despite the video there's no clear motive leaving many dead and others wounded. the confession shows the 23-

gravitational list ethical list valueless back you moral turpitude which is now the new reality or heaven as some may call it. when they come to shoot it only to you believe as you. believe in the morning if you believe the little. the russian ambassador to the u.k. writes it to the policeman exposed to a nerve agent in the screwball poisoning incident commending the officers bravery and calling for cooperation with but. you can vested interests or break the offices of the political consulting firm cambridge and a little over a major data breach involving millions of facebook accounts. and a police officer dies of his injuries following friday's terrorist attack in the south of france has been nailed as a national hero. my colleague you know neal will be here in about an hour's time with a full look at your news but for the latest on these stories you can head to argue dot com stay with us now for the lead kinds report. max kaiser this is the guys are reports. out there rick at the vanderbilt card toto i think we're going to get the correct pronunciation of the so i can have a fantastic t

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gravitational lis ethical list valueless back you moral turpitude which is now the new reality or heaven as some may call it. kristen trumps money in funding practices are still surprising the recent appointments of my complaint. on friends and foes alike impact on american politics. the most expensive fish in the world each one selling for tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years old you might have a two ton fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way too good at catching. it's only remnants of a much larger mission was one that was much more widely distributed we have politicians that are in office for a few years they have to get reelected everything is very very short term our system is not suited and is not feared for long term survival and that's why we have the catastrophes that. are welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze we're talking today to russian president vladimir putin's press secretary timothy pissed off we're talking to him about what this presidency will mean for russia and the world. so

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club legends don't interest him he let benedict heaven his go after all. in heaven his place is now though age thirty five he's older than his coach and while he can't do everything he's always in the heat of the action. before this game shell could have won for iraq in the last tangles have been scored by ten different players not that. the squad isn't being called but it is high in quality and hungry and everyone works for each other and cut it as a show. with the wolves fighting relegation shell kid did what they do best. not so like emina ha'aretz free to discard brought back into the finals. read the game like pasty and a chip to help shell could control the game. it took forty five minutes for the first chance of the match i i thought that's high in the stands it couldn't convert god. tedesco always stays positive that's his thing but what matters most to him anyway. sure noise death or a hard fought victory i mean i'll take the second for them and. in other words winning is all that counts and is making it increasingly popular in the shop confines.

. >> my father preached about heaven, and wrote a book about heaven, and today he's in heaven.ce m is complete. >> president donald trump was the only president who attended friday's service, after a week of tributes and public vigils, the final resting day for the 90-year-old protestant preacher. he built an empire to aid the poor and powerful. graham's grandsons carried hiss cassette kacasket to his final place. his tomb will read preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> following the funeral, president trump and the first lady went to their mar-a-lago estate in florida. the president hosted a round table with republican national committee supporters right now speaking at a dinner for the rnc's spring donor retreat. he's scheduled to return to washington tomorrow. >>> reports out of washington, d.c. say the state department is reducing staff at the cu cuba. more than two dozen americans in cuba suffered cognitive issues and memory loss shortly after the 2016 elections, several dep low mats reported hearing high pitched sounds after the election. >>> still ahead, th

. >> although your bodies are on earth, your souls and hearts are in heaven. you always behold the face of your father, who is in heaven. >> the second section of our tour deals with the rebirth or the awakening of the bible in america. it has an amazing story unto itself. the things you're looking at in this case our original sermons of important pastors of the great awakening. we have jonathan edwards, sinners in the hands of an angry and the interesting story about jonathan edwards was he was not one of those dynamic pastors. he would stand in a monotone and just present the sermon. according to history, people would fall under great conviction. after theuntil signing of the declaration of independence, there was a great spiritual awakening. there was a great awareness of the presence of god or the desire to have a relationship also sermons that were presented by george whitfield. george whitfield was very controversial in his style of preaching. many of times he was not invited to preach at churches. he had a field help it and he would set it up -- she had

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it was a match made in heaven. the same gregory's abby has been in shawnee for a little over 100 years. we have been in what is now oklahoma for 142 years. we came when it was indian -- inory in the 1875 1875. our vendors were french. -- our founders were french. a number of american dry peoples were being located to an indian territory. a good number of these tribes of nations were catholic. and they needed catholic ministry and catholic education, but there was no structure at the catholic church and region. were looking for a place to establish a permanent location for the community, so, when the bishops of the united states established the indian territories, its own region of the church, they asked us as thats to come and provide ministry and education programs to native american people. home explored the territory and eventually was entered into an agreement with -- the citizens of the pottawatomie nation that had been recently moved into the territory and established sacred heart abby and academy and mission

brought about by the band spirit, who alleged their song taurus was the inspiration for stairway to heavenhere were rumours that page and plant were here, and part of that evidence was that plant and page were here and they would have heard taurus played and that planted that seed in their minds that that music hook turned into stairway to heaven. life in late ‘60s birmingham wasn't all glamour and rock and roll, though. in the south of the city, american photographer janet mendelsohn spent much of 1968 documenting balsall heath, a down on its luck suburb. her pictures will form one of the exhibitions in the flatpack festival. why was she drawn to balsall heath? it was a big subject in the media for various reasons, really, to do with housing, immigration. there were lots of photographers coming here. but on the whole, the media covered it in kind of a sensationalist way and janet's project was much more about, let's show life, the everyday fabric of life. you've got pictures of this crossroads here, so this is a butcher's, grocer‘s here. so that is literally that? yeah. that corner there

and at the top of the heaven is a man named toshi not promote oh and we get there through the block chain one block at a time every ten minutes a new block is born like a star in the universe. the multi-verse. well you know they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long . i mean they're in the smaller baltic sea don't harp on ships and it's. not something. the limo sells to big fish already ninety percent of the darn got any ball in the collar. consecration scoops seventy five tons they do it several times a day with a big cleat oh you get an idea why. we have to understand we can all stay still and just. be witness to the deal because i. am doing this because i want them for the future world to future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. now fulfilled the fear that is hopeful thousands of words about do you suppose you took in but association to ninety five to ninety eight percent of iceland incredible it's almost approaches it very seriously if you. listen to mix it is instant on a figure who through the chemical weapons is concerned she played a