i don't believe that god exists. i withdraw some form of assent. i believe god does not exist, it's not the case that god exists. i believe the proposition god exists, i can defend that. that's the atheist speaking. i would say i don't have an intense belief with respect to god's existence. it hasn't been vouched to me. it's not the case. it's not the case they believe that god exists, but i'm not tempted to say i do not believe that he does not exist. i'm tempted to only temperize, and i think that is fundamentally the way most people in a secular society think. mark: and yet, you aggressively from an intellectual point of view, battle the atheists, which is your point, who insist that god does not exist, and what you seem to be saying is look, i don't know, but i can't reject it out of hand, and i can't embrace what you're selling as a replacement. is that about right? >> that's absolutely the way i feel. i do battle with the atheists, that's a wonderfully vivid image, chiefly because i think there are wind bags, a

i believe god is my first lawyer. i always believe that and i got a strong team behind me. i got a lot of support. there is a lot of light shed on my situation. >> reporter: despite being free, he's still on probation 12 years after his convictions at age 19 on weapons and drugs charges. he served just seven months for the crimes but has remained tethered to the justice system ever since. last year, he was caught popping a wheelie on a motorcycle and involve in a separate altercation, both charges were dismissed and even so, judge brinkley sentenced him to two to four years in prison for violating his probation. >> free meek mill! >> reporter: it sparked a movement and support from hip-hop super star jay-z and kevin heart to billionaires and ruben who says he learned from mill's case how he believes the criminal justice system entraps young black men. if you're just now hearing the name meek mill, why should you care about his story? >> his story is so much bigger than his life, this is about how can he be the symbolic change agent that was kneaded for major criminal justic

i. believe god will pull you out of a. ob it and him up and then what about and i didn't hear about what was but a good way to feed off the. muslims or noble into health hold. on a powerful. keep it or die. in order to muddy the people come up to the truth. come on not about the law and they have been mad at the government the money because i'm an old. member who is willing to go but oh november did i say because of a bit down to the point about anonymous and without being as high as it is about. in the stories that shaped the week british foreign secretary boris johnson is accused of lying over most goes role in the script poisoning as the u.k. announced it tested the nerve agent says it can't prove it came from russia. he wallows doctors say both the former russian spy and his daughter are no longer in a critical condition a relative who was refused a visa to visit them has written to the british prime minister are scared that i will find out something that he will tell me something that is yet to try to manipulate me not

i want to show the world but i believe god was slow. to. take. the. country of the illegal up and i don't think he's going to look at the good of the moment if you're going to have a difficult moment. and these years i'm able to automate it i don't. know how shameful i'm going to get done it will be the first admission from the. show seemed wrong oh. just don't call. any. yet to shape out this day because etiquette and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox swiss customs place on the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times so it. is it it is from his office the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe must to pieces by artists like picasso and modigliani i can't boards and sold inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in that it covers up deals which are naturally discreet commercially discreet felt

i believe god came and tried to talk to me that he saw i was so fulthat iwas so full of hate i e any talk for him and i believe he said when you get over all this hatred is out of this bitterness, i'm going to come back and tell you my plan and it took three years for me to get out of that. the guards thought i could talk. can anyone here understand when you've been accused i didn't understand how can you go through death row, living in a five by seven, i didn't understand because i didn't have the money for a lawyer, i didn't know who i could turn to for help so i just sat in this dark place for three years. you talk about hearing this person laugh and it triggered something in you. i told you this before, how back at the time i started working with you, you created not only this community that you talk about the book club and reaching out to probably the most hated person coming in from a member of the clan. in this project over and you've all came together and invited him and. some people have an easier time understanding that when i would come to see you i couldn't get from my car

i would not say nor what is happening i don't mean you know but for example i don't believe in boy of me i don't believe in god of fiction eyes and for me when i was there i didn't see myself as someone just waiting to die you know i saw myself as someone trying to do something. two years ago and moved to hanover. he is now studying photojournalism. this old rubber factory reminds him of the destruction in his home town. the town was a teenager during the arab spring of twenty eleven. each who had hoped that his country would be freed of bashar al assad's regime. but instead the civil war broke out. two thousand and twelve where a lot of foreigners who went to syria and i was working with them also i translate to them they examine the city and legs and through that they could have a connection and to see that by my eyes how they are working and in the night when we are. a lot of question just like why did you take this picture why why do you select this picture. after twenty thirteen it became almost impossible for foreign journalists to go to aleppo. so for some time started taking pictures and self. posting

i truly believe that god came and tried to talk to me but he saw i was so full of hate and i truly believe that he left and said will get rid of this hatred when you get out of this building i'm in a come back and i'm in a come back and tell you my plan and it took three years for me to get out of that. when you been accused of murdering someone in the state of alabama and taking a life. i did not understand living in a five by seven. i did not know who i could turn to for help. and i do sadness dark place. you write about coming out of that. in your humanity is destroyed. it was amazing to me. by the time i started working with you. not only in this community. and you talk about the book club. of reaching out and creating those project. and you invited him in. i think some people have an easier time understanding but when i would come to see you i couldn't get for my car in the parking lot to the visitation room without being stopped by four officers and even the officers seemed committed to and must be so hard for mister hinton to be maintaining all of these relationships and keeping eve

i do believe in god. i follow the bible. way i heard was let's bring jobs back here. let's bring our wealth back here. that's the way i took it. when she sits there in keeps ,sing the word over and over white privilege. do you think that makes the white race mad? it does me. helping thek about black race, martin luther king was a great man. i believed what he said. the civil rights today is not the same as yesterday was. we will let you respond. a quick comment or question for our guest? caller: good morning. i was just going to say what several people have already brought to the point. this seems more like a political question about religion. christ spoke to all people when he said put god first and love thy neighbor as thyself. i installed sound system in churches. and it really believe in denominations. that's just me. are pointing out notably history but politics is essential to the argument you're making. correct? guest: yes. we don't live out our faith, we don't live out our beliefs in a vacuum. these things drive the way in which we live our lives. whichrive th

i. believe god so do a lot of it if you are going to choose to live on christ to another. thank you thank you i am not going to do it system because you and your going to use the only. reason you know it will look when we come back you seem to be many. actually even shot in my family there isn't usually enough fire fighting the need to. remember or if you could bring them in case they got to be a dilemma just to. get down to jane taken on school in five until the kid is a little. stingy and you know a medical sampai. a circle so. many going to miss theme a question in from most. legal same but oh no molly. supposed to known no lie she in a sort of war. known by the. known address for the long time about it in. your copy school at a pretzel with the many fists in the steam marquinhos descent don't bore you facebook but if you send a. drop of a sauna people necessitous with a spy lady of saw me when i was sponsored be that awful around. you massively represent you they got accused of though very bad all the way do visually by way of book but i live in baghdad day and that is

president, i believe god has hewn you out of a rock for this great and mighty purpose. many have been led astray by bribes of gold or silver or presents, but you have stood firm because god was with you. and if you are faithful to the end, he will be with you. lincoln briefly responded, returning thanks for the beautiful present, referring to the difficulties with which he had been surrounded, and describing the wondrous changes of the past three years to the rulings of an all wise providence. he concluded by telling mrs. johnson, with tears in his eyes, "you must not give me praise." it belongs to god. later that april, in 1864, lewis h. putnam, a black new yorker long active in the colonization movement, called upon lincoln to discuss african-american troops. the president referred him to the secretary of war with a note. "please see lh putnam, who you will find a very intelligent colored man, who wishes to discuss their organization." in february 1865, another black visitor, martin r. delaney, a physician, newspaper editor, and champion of colonization, also came to

i believe in god. i believe in america and i believe our idea are the best ideas and all of this faith gives me the courage to act. there has been a culture war raging in this country for the last 60 years, but only one side has been fighting it. that side does not honor the rules of engagement. they have been governed only by the rules of chicago mob because that it are dedicated to our annihilation at any cost. meanwhile, the establishment has prized restraint and civility in the wake of this war, and now we barely recognize our country. local high schools are being renamed, statues being torn down do, we are being steam are -- steam old, as a result are truth, capitalism, the rule of law, the entire civilization is imperiled. we must proclaim the truth loudly and wage war in its name. we must fight for america's freedoms colosseum. freedom lives or freedom perishes right here. the future pages of history books willing reflect the weeks determine to take another this junk -- juncture. did we decide th

i. believe god. so a lot of it was you know let me just let us do another. thank you thank you thank you thank you it's just because you. don't see going to just a couple of years you got to be some you know it will look when we come back you just simply many. shot in my life i live there isn't usually enough but in the end. you remember couric you began going to study got to be a dilemma just to. get down to jane taken on home school and five until the kid is so. stingy minimal and needy sampai. as to suppose a. minicon to me steam of course to me from most. legal sampai but oh no molly. supposed to known no lie she in a sort of war known by the. known facts of the rest faded a long time ago by the head of. your copy school but it's so with so many fists in the steam marquinhos percent don't bore you face will get to it in december. drop of a sauna people in a civil suit eat a saw me when i just want somebody that will put on. the mass to be represented here they gotta do stuff that nobody better the they do visually ballet of both but i have a god and that

of a man of god cloud on the story of when you believe in god and i do then you often wish an angel would come along with an angel to protect you and to show you the way . to this to me it's like. it's something that's been on its mind for a while as he's actually it from his nine hundred ninety one smash hits sends me an angel. that was the scorpions there's a rock ballad about angels but it's not just rock and pop music that have been influenced by religion gospel repost us kilobits and shop lyrics to shout their faith one of them is philip. topics board went to meet the hip hop preacher in his hometown of sling and your stuff got. the cleaver pretty a rich guy thought to build on this. build up to all him gone but i'm sure i beat the the fire in a very decent when i went in by early years all go fly can build on the here is good these can be kids i really got me to part by now but this isn't the usual gangsters and distract gospel rappers like philip gave it a k. a feel the elephant prefer to say their prayers in run business darvish big to win the lottery and. then when people realize

god gave it to me. >> you stopped believing in god. i'm a christian. i stopped believing in god maybe. imagine if theyy cacame into c and you find some jews in china, my god. the number would be about 10 million. where would we put them? look at the country. in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not thee palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are ththe eextremists they are b becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomomers. nenewcomers s that camame durin fighghting. >> m my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, andd she cam to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots her

and i often share we would talk and i would say you know, i truly believe that god came and tried to talk to me. but he seen that i was so full of hate i didn't hear talk from him. i truly believe in my good mind, that he left and said when you get over all of this hatred and when you get out of this bitterness, i will come back and i will tell you my plan. and it took three years for me to get out of that. and when then he will come see me i'll just say okay. the guards but i couldn't talk. i don't know anyone in here can understand when you've been accused of murdering in the state of alabama is talking about taking a life. i didn't understand, how can you go from cutting grass to death row. living in a five by seven. i did not understand because i didn't have them lawyer. i did not know what could turn to for help. and i just sit in this dark place for three years. >> you know, you're right about coming out of that, hearing this person. [triggered something. and your humanity is restored. and it was amazing to me, and i told you this before how, by the time i started working with y

i believe in god, i believe that jesus is the guy, it's a serious thing to identify as a christian.tside, whai see is a political commentator and analyst is christians maybe have a privilege of being persecuted and attacked and martyred around the world. i mean, it is a remarkable attacked and i'm a given here at home. facebook had to apologize for refusing a catholic university ads that featured jesus on the cross because it was too violent. remember, the chick-fil-a controversy because of its owner being a christian man. even the attacks that billy graham went under because of his christian faith. there is no privilege there except to be mocked. >> tucker: there isn't. tammy bruce, great to see you. up next, some hard news. stay tuned. ♪ ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people

to show the world that i believe the god of the book is like. a. country of those mums and he picked up. the syllabus of a journalist i have a difficult moment. and these years are live apart and there i don't. know how shame will. kill a gun it will be an admission from them. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox was customs i hear opponents place all the scientists controlled by them monday impose the opening time so it will go up was it because it is from is all plus the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe must to pieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani i can't boards and sold in the side this warehouse that's where the report comes in it covers up deals which are naturally discreet commercially discreet step but also discreet secrets they concern fraud stuff. some of those paintings are linked to dog secrets nobody knows how many of these secrets they kept inside the geneva freeport the physician that will never

festival, on my way to give a talk about the book i had written when a woman ran up to me, which does not happen enough, believe me. she said oh, my god said, well, yes, you know. kind of hard to argue with. she said i just admire you so much. i love your book. it meant a lot to me and my family. would you wait right here? i want to buy your new book and have you sign it. i said, yes, ma'am. i was feeling kind of full of myself. when she came back with john grisham's latest novel. [laughter] >> it gets worse. a saturday inon september and i was on my way to maine to see the 41st president of the united states and mrs. bush. i was a saturday feeling ratherr myself. i told this story and mrs. bush looked across the table, looks me in the eye, and i was thinking here comes some motherly sympathy. [laughter] >> it is called telegraphing. here it comes. she said, well, how you think poor john grisham would feel? [laughter] >> he is a very handsome man. [laughter] 0-for-2.was but, it was a fair and funny point, as were so many of the points barbara bush made in her long and consequential life. known as barbara, bar, mom, mother, ganny, the

i had written. when a woman ran up to me. which doesn't happen enough, believe me. [laughter] and she said, "oh my god it is you." said, "well, yes, you know." kind of hard argue with. she said "i just admire you and your book." --ld you write white here would you wait right here? i want to buy your new book and have you sign it. >to be honest, i was feeling kid of full of myself. back with john grisham's latest novel. [laughter] it gets worse. a saturday inon september, and i was on my way to maine to see the 41st president of the united states and mrs. bush. i was feeling rather sorry for myself. i told the story and mrs. bush lookedacross this table, me in the eye, and she said here comes some motherly -- and i said, here comes some motherly sympathy. [laughter] it's called telegraphing. here comes. and she said "well how do you think poor john grisham would feel?" "he's a very handsome man." [laughter] was oh-two. funny was a fair and point as were so many of the points that she made an her long and consequential life. she's known as many things. and comforting, steadfast and straightforward, honest and loving

i had written. when a woman ran up to me. which doesn't happen enough, believe me. she said oh my god, it's you. i said, well, yes.. she said, i admire you so much. i love your books. you meant a lot to me and my family. would you wait right here? i want to buy your notebook and have you sign it. i said, yes-man. i stood there. i was feeling kind of full of myself. grissom'sack with jon latest novel. [laughter] it gets worse. a saturday inon september and i was on my way to see the 41st president of the united states. i was feeling rather sorry for myself. and mrs. bushory looked across the table, looked me in the eye, i was thinking, here comes the motherly sympathy. that is called telegraphing. here it comes. she said, how do you think poor john grisham would feel? he is a very handsome man. [laughter] so i was 0-2. he is a very handsome man. it was up there and funny point. as were so many of the points that barbara pierce bush made in her long and consequential like. fe. known as the silver fox in the was candid and comforting, steadfast and straightforward. honest and loving. ladyra bush was the first of the

she honored and believed others found god in their own way, but for her, being a christian mattered. we were talking a few days ago when she looked me in the eye and said, ien she said, do i have to take a class? i said, take one? bar, you could teach one. so in may of 2015, she and some family gathered in our chapel as she confirmed her faith in christ. not something she wore on her shoulder but something very personal and very real. she simply confirmed what we believed, what we read in the lesson from second corinthians, that we live not by what we see but by our faith, and those things that we do not see, so as paul wrote, even on days like today, we do not lose heart. yes, barbara's health declined, but as we heard, though our outward nature is wasting away, our inner nature is being renewed every day. for what is mortal, paul writes, by the grace and mercy of god, is swallowed up by life. we find barbara's jesus and the gospel lesson. a jesus who says all, all who come to me will be welcomed. her jesus offers the hope that life here when it comes to its natural close. it is changed, not ended. some books have no true ending. some offer an epilogue.

god. i always ask these people what god do you believe in? it's generally a reflection of themselves. ndments no, i don't believe that so what did god give? here's a good question. if god -- if there is no revelation of god's will. what's the difference if you believe in god or not if you don't know what he wants from you? i mean, so the difference between atheism and a god whose will i cannot know is minimal. and that's why i start with the 10 commandments and the introduction to my book the rational bible, i note how important it was to me. i had a difficult time with my parents, which is hardly new in humanity, right? by the way every family in genesis is dysfunctional. it should make people with dysfunctional families to feel better. this is one of the points i make in the genesis book. this is exodus. anyway, i honored my parents. i respected my parents every day that i had problems with them for the years that i did. i called them every single week. and the reason there was one, i believe god said honor your father and your mother. believe me, it is a big difference in your life

i am a believer. i believe in god and so i believe the human condition is designed in such a way for us to have more than just this material experience. that the fullness of the human condition involves recognizing that this is not it, that your empirical senses are not human were to understand the reality of the world. there is a transcendent reality. i happen to believe that but there's no proof either way. have to say, anyone who tells you they can prove that one way or another is just trying to convert you. you can just ignore them. >> and went to stay with this intriguing cognitive mechanism called the hypersensitive agency detection device. one of the most haunting moments in human history is when you conjure a real-life version of the biblical eve who notices a tree in the forest with a trunk that has grown into the shape, a shape that resembles the human face and you describe, she transforms the tree into a totem, an object of worship. she may bring it offerings, she may even start praying to it for help in le

i do believe that. they have to face their god in the end. late-term abortion, i think something should be done about that. you know, nobody could seem to find middle ground. we're too busy pointing fingers at each other. host: op twitter, mary where is in for society to function, everybody needs moral values such as it's wrong to lie, cheat and steal including the president who should set a example. shared religion is not necessary or shared moral values. one more call on the importance of the president's moral values. giannis new york city, an independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. i would like to just answer the question. donald trump is a product of america. we killed all the indigenous people. we let our black men go to war for us and we didn't back them up or let them come into society normally. i think, you know, as a people of the world, going around colonizing and all the other injustices we've done and, you know, we all know that. i think we're just like an immoral people. and i think it's important for us to fight to get bette

i believe in god the father the almighty maker of heaven and earth and in jesus christ his only son ourn mary. suffered under pontius pilete and he ascended from the dead and sited at the right-hand of god the father almighty. i believe in the holy ghost. the holy catholic church. the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body. and the life everlasting. amen. let us pray together in the words that jesus taught us say, our father, who art in heaven hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come. thy 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 from temptation but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, forever and ever, amen. >> the lord, almighty god who has knit together thine elect in one communion and fellowship in the mystical body of thy son christ the lord. grant us and in paradise thy light and thy peace. grant all who have been baptized into christ's death and resurrection may die to sin and rise to new

i can't believe we're talking about this in 2018. but my family, thank god, moved into that house. i grew up in that hometown. a nurturing community, incredible community that welcomed me, nurtured my brother and i. i'm here today because of that kind of activism and people willing to stand up and say something basic and simple. you should not discriminate on the basis of the color of someone's skin. it's part of the reason why i grew up where i was was because there was a law that was on my family's side passed by this body. the fair housing act. and i'm proud that we, republicans and democrats, for

of the soul so i think all songs transport a certain sort of friendliness start for the music i'm happy it's important for me to have something to hold on to something to believe in god and i think that faith in organized religion are two different pains that shouldn't get mixed up for me it's important to have faith and i live it in my everyday life as one person said about me. in germany religion is a private matter hey not ocean economy should agree. he works as a radio host for commands catholic don't audio station i'm just written a book on religion rock and pop music. is about loans and bought. up votes in germany religion is a private affair for instance if you want to get statements from actors or politicians or other public figures about religion you probably wouldn't get much out of. what is called. in other countries religion is much more part of everyday life and it's also expressed in music also. are you. michael patrick kelly meanwhile is very outspoken about his face the irish american singers twenty seventeen album id shot into the german top ten he currently lives in the very end. i love. he used to perform with the famous kelly family as a kid then

god could allow this to happen. because he is the exist . however. i still believe that god exists things like that just happen.is i'd rather accuse the government there were threats beforehand but no safety precautions anyone could enter the park and controlled that on sunday there was even free admission of it was like an invitation to terrorists whatever. the brother still suffers from his injuries and may never be able to pursue a normal profession yes he's also psychologically traumatized. we used to come here often but now we just can't we only came back to the center very. like many of pakistan's two and a half million christians they feel like strangers in their own country. or. that goes for ashy comercio as well he only has a few photos of his wife and he can rarely visit her the prison is a day's journey away bibi has been on death row for seven years. she's pretty sick right now but her faith in god is unbroken if she is actually executed she will die for jesus. even though so much. he does what he can to protect his two daughters the family lives in constant fear in lahore. massey worked in this ch

god, the almighty father. he will come to judge the quick and the dead. i believee holy catholic church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. amen. connect us pray together -- let -- our father,r who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, that kingdom come, thy 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. but us not into temptation deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever, amen. praise the lord, almighty god in the mystical body of thy son, christ, our lord. grant you beseech me to our home church in paradise and on earth, by life and by piece. amen. granted all who have been cap ties into christ's death and resurrection may die, defend and rise to newness of life, and through the grave of death, we may pass with him to our joyful resolution. amen. grant to us who are still in our pilgrimage and who walk as it by faith that thy holy spirit may l

i believe in god, the father almighty, maker of heaven and earth.in mary. suffered under pontius pilate. was cruise phied dead and buried. he descended into hell. the third day he rose again from the dead. he ascended into heaven and sitteth on the right hand of god the father almighty. from then he shall come to judge the quick and the dead. i believe in the holy ghost, the holy catholic church, the communion of saint, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting, amen. let us pray together in the words that jesus taught us saying our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come. thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever amen. >> almighty god, who has knit together thine elect in one communion and fellowship in the mystical body of our son christ the lord. grant we beseech thee to thy whole chu

i think so we believe. i invite you to turn to top of page 6 and together let's reaffirm the faith that we share with our dear barbara bush by saying the creed, i believe in god day and sitting in the right-hand of godfather almighty and hence he should come, i believe the ghost, the holy catholic church, the, the cummions of saints and life ever lasting amen. our father who are in heaven, hallow be thy name, thy will be done on our earth as it is in heaven, give us our day our daily bread and forgive our trespasses and forgive those who trespass against us and kingdom is the glory forever and ever amen. >> almighty god thine elect in mystical body of thy son christ our lord, grant besiege thee to church, thy and thy peace. amen. grant all that have been baptized may die to sin and rise to newness of live and through the grave and death we may pass through him to joyful resurrection. amen. grant to us who are still in our pillgramage that the holy spirit lead us no all our days. amen. granted faithful people that we may be cleansed by all since and serve thee with quiet mind. grant those who have confidence in thy fatherly care, may know the consolation of th

i believe there is a god out there somewhere, maybe like the force, buddhist cosmic force, but i thought in my mind this is statistically significant. nobody in six years and then in 24 hours, three. so i thought i'd better go back over this. there might be something in this for me. so i went back out of curiosity and read the bible and looked for the first person they talked about, john the apostle. he was talking about the apocalypse but i didn't connect that except through john. then i started reading the gospel of john. it started with a poetic introduction. in the beginning it's the word, words with god and god was the world. i thought this is just like the eastern poetry i have been reading about cosmo. so i got absorbed in the story and that drew me into this person of christ that i had never encountered before, just to read it for my inspiration. that sunk in and carried through until after graduation. i came to the conviction that this is a person unique in human history. >> in relation to jesus and also with the church. you went back to catholic liturgies. >> yes. after about t

i have made my position clear that i believe in god i think that this accord is far from being perfect in order to solve all problems with iran but that it is one element that you can build on. i think that in the last weeks maybe two months we have worked together very well with great britain move fronts and the us and japanese in order to cooperate here and now we will see what this is not to say taken on the american side i have pointed out from our point of view that the whole region is a very important to us because it's not thousands of kilometers away from us as is the case for the usa and iran and syria. iran and syria countries right next to our back door and therefore this certainly is of the utmost importance to us and we were remain in touch. because you know at least one of the nation post problem is constantly to have your chance well. you did so i once called virus a country of longing and i'm sure you said that these times had changed and that possibly the same six year of that had to take its fate into its own hand what would now have hear you spoken with the president

i just dropped. oh my god i can't believe i made it. >> reporter: representing the district, they say they watched theeo cameras obtained by the east bay times and says the police need to report those types of conditions. >> there are so many priorities that they have, but it is their responsibility to report illegal activity as well as hazardous conditions. >> reporter: he said the city has clarified with the police department the policies for reporting fire dangers either to the building inspect or or the fire marshal. we reached out to see if the officers seen in the body camera video reported those problems but we did not get a response. >> reporter: back to you. >> thank you. >>> oakland police busted several sideshows earlier today. that was the scene at 4:30 this afternoon on 100th and mcauthor. the video shows a large crowd watching as the gray car spins around. the police quickly responded. they broke up the crowds, that i say they impounded several vehicles but another one was going on just a few blocks away. dozens of people gathered in the area to watch the vehicle spin. so far no word of

god and i want people to remember martin luther king jr. was a man of god. and imperfect man who served a perfect god and i believef he was here today he would call us together remembering god, remembering love and bringing america together and around the world with god's love. heather: if he were here today he would certainly be proud of you. thank you so much for taking the time to join us, very important messages today for all of us. the time is almost half past the top of the error, he wants our troops out of syria but the mission to take out isis isn't over yet. live report on the next steps in the war on terror. >> you could pick a reporter, a baltic reporter ideally. real news, not fake news. heather: donald trump getting the last laugh on fake news. heather: donald trump will decide very quickly whether to pool american troops out of syria. top military advisors and kurd officials warn the mission to defeat isis is not over yet. todd pyro joins us with a possible next step. >> reporter: the president pulling no punches what you think of us involvement in the war-torn nation. >> i want to get out, bring our

counterpart or the white house, he said, i believe in god, let them sort it out themselves.r game. we want to delve a little deeper into north korea and the confusion over russia sanctions. i am joined by ambassador christopher hill. ambassador hill, if i may begin with you, i want to start with something the president tweeted out today saying we haven't given up anything and they have agreed to denuclearization, so great for the world. we think it's in response to his legislative affairs director and chuck todd. >> we've given him the meeting. that in itself is a huge gift. what have we gotten in return? >> i would say that one is an agreement to stop testing, which is something north korea has not done before. we also have cautious optimism. we are cautious. you heard the president say many times we're going to keep up maximum pressure. we're not going to stop that until they denuclearize. >> i know that you and i have talked about this in the past. denuclearization for north korea means something very different than for the united states. walk us through that. >> first of

and i it is very private believer of a loving god, i pray, george and i pray every night out loud. sometimes we fight over whose turn it is but we do. death, whichr of is a huge comfort because we are getting darn close and i do not have a fear of death for my precious george or myself because i know that there is a great god and i'm not worried about that. i do not like it for young people, i know we will see robin again, one way or another. and our families, so have no fear of death. i have a great faith. that sounds so arrogant. -- why?fe? have a faith in god in a do not question it. i am not as good as my children but from your children you learn. certainly, she has a prayer group that gets on the phone for 30 minutes a night and praise for all of the country. i have learned a lot from her , and from neil and marvin, too, all of them. death and iar of think that is very comforting. about marvinte that he does not like politics. guest: at all. comfort theeorge's whole time he was in the white house. to this day, marvin is one of the three people who raised funds for the library.

. >> i had a dream which i believe is right from god about my pillow. i dreamt the logo first.he name my pillow. >> reporter: the dream came true. >> sometimes i pinch myself. are you real? >> before any of this could exist, back in 2004, mike lindell, a man with lifelong sleeping issues had to invent the pillow of his dreams. >> it took about, oh about a year. i kept trying different things. my youngest son, come home, tear up foams. >> reporter: their moment, when they combined different sized foam chunks. >> all three sizes are in every pillow. wherever you move it they interlock together. you have the most amazing adjustable pillow in history. >> at first he sewed the pillows himself. the big box stores had no interest. >> we were right over here. back in december of 2004. >> so he set up a table at his neighborhood mall. >> look a lemonade stand only pillows. >> exactly like that. and then we sold out. only about 80pillows. >> reporter: over a month. >> sales picked up. mike lindell had a problem. a beg one. >> i was a cocaine addict since the mid 1980s. that switched to c

god. did he believe in the word of god. we will look at an exact quote from him in a moment where he actually referred directly to the word of god, and i will try to explain why that is so important. did he believe in a divine christ? i will look at an exact quote from washington where he will speak of the divine author of our blessed religion. i am going to build on those in a moment. here is the foundational question, and to me this is a great apologetic tool that i hope you will take away from this lecture. if you forget everything i have said, do not forget this area here is the question. is there one text in the vast writings of george washington that number at least 37 volumes when they were printed back in the early 1900's where he claims to be a deist? i want you to know i spent 15 to 20 years looking for that and that does not exist. there is not when you say george one. washington was not a deist some , a pulitzerll you prize winner -- i did not ask what professor so-and-so said -- well, you know the newspaper and the cover of the new york times -- well, what does washington say? doesn't that seem to be the foundational argum

. >> i am a huge believer in loving god. i pray. george and i pray every night. out loud.nd sometimes we fight over whose turn it is, but we do. and i have no fear of death, which is a huge comfort because we are getting darn close. and i don't have a fear of death for my precious george or myself. because i know that there is a great god, and i'm not worried. >> kimberly: comforting words. an outpouring of love from across the country for former first lady barbara bush who passed away yesterday at the age of 92. while many are mourning the loss of this great woman, her beloved husband of 73 years, president george h.w. bush, has a different request. the president releasing the statement earlier today saying "i always knew barbara was the most beloved woman in the world. the outpouring of love and friendship being directed at the enforcer is lifting us all up. we have faith she is in heaven and we know that life will go o on. so cross the bushes off your worry list." her son recalled his final moments with his mom. >> we were needling each other. the doctor came in it she

i am a huge believer in a loving god. i pray. george and i pray every night out loud. sometimes we fight over whose turn it is, but we do. i have no fear of death, which is a huge comfort, because we are getting close. i have no fear of death for my precious george or myself because i know that there is a great god, and i am not worried about that. i do not like it for young people, but i know we will see robin again, one way or another. and our families. i have no fear of death. i have a great faith. that sounds so arrogant. >> why? mrs. bush: well, i'm a big shot, i have a faith in god. i do have a faith in god, and i don't question it. i am not as good as my children, but from your children, you learn. has a prayershe group that gets on the phone for 30 minutes a night and prays for people all over the country. i have learned a lot from her and from george. and from jeb and marvin too. i have no fear of death, and i think that is comforting. >> you write about marvin, he does not like politics. mrs. bush: at all. but who was george's comfort the time he was in the w

i mean against but i'm with god that. they won't. because they'll believe they're going to see him i just think you have implemented god's things. to understand the power of the markets fairly and it's traveled the world to talk with broca's and bank his many disturbing admissions. so this idea that. the markets are. somehow going to support. a very very large base of the population and kind of produce returns for them when our space all we do is try to eliminate those returns i mean that's the job. and his way col knox comes in. because he and i think the rideable number of the things he analyzed and on highly topical today he predicted a lot of things but i'm one of them and even the hedge fund managers and captains of industry i think that is starting to read marx again to understand what's going on around them. i think will be seen over the last few years it is cracks in the in the shiny surface of capitalism and as you look look. more closely. you see this you see that these cracks go right so the heart of the model. just in this film is a cool to take

when you think about that, is it like, oh my god, i can't believe i wore birkenstocks in high school?s there a soft spot there? john: we embrace our past. i didn't ever wear birkenstocks. there was this fun, rebellious tone to what we were doing. but doing it in a way that we always believed we were on the right side of history, and we were doing it with safety first. john: there are $2 trillion spent every year in the u.s. alone on car ownership. i believe that will fundamentally shift to transportation as a service. ♪ emily: lyft is now valued at $11 billion. you have raised more than $4 billion. you surpassed 500 million rides. where are you in terms of growth? john: last year we did 400 million rides, grew 2.3x, or brought our market share from low teens to a third of the a market that lyft has. we have markets with over 50% you are market share for the first time in history, so there is an incredible amount of momentum behind what we are doing at lyft. i would say we are just getting started. lyft and uber combined do half of the miles traveled in the united states. i believe ove