wright not like omar jeremiah wright or grand mufti jeremiah wright they even are these are the same people who were upset that he was associated with a pastor who they felt had some anti-american ideas so is he actually an evil christian or an evil muslim what can we decide here people because i'm getting kind of tired of the rumors either. array's evil right well this is the part that i found really sad especially to use that also when polled these people were asked how they found out what obama's religion was and according to the poll sixty percent of responders says of the way they found out was through the media so it's the media that's telling people things it's just like people reading wonkette and thinking that i'm a russian spy. they really do and they also are obsessed with you p.s. read the comments it's intense they're in love but yeah it's ridiculous i like what media crazy a.o.l. forwards from your racist grandma like what media i mean i don't know i've never seen even on fox news or i've never seen them do a report like is obama really muslim no i mean i think his fath

jeremiah could only look forward to. the key to. making disciples. teaching the leavers compromising message of jesus christ. sure of drugs and divorce and homosexuality and pornography and satanism and suicide and incest and we're all the slightly soft shaking this is not progress ladies and just. what we are experiencing as a nation is breath. plus with a shock wave of the violence spreading through the middle east. more fair all prophecy of harm again what ominous signs convince these people that the old is a pox. on a lot of christians are convinced that the apocalypse may be coming soon take a look at the rapture index on the world wide web so gentleman from books to blogs to the back pews the buzz is all about the edits i am so i need to start taking care of unfinished business and telling people that i love them and i'm sorry for all the evil things i've done well i think that would be a good start. as you watch this i can only america here. this is being with you in the business. the fact that you are watching indicates that you have been lef

we read the bible with jeremiah and isaiah. >> this year 100 miles of acres. 400,000 bottles of wine. >> the israelis say if you don't come, these vines don't get harvested. >> why it is difficult to attract israeli labo it makes jewish vintners cautious of arab workers. the harvesters come to play worship music while the grapes are gatherd. it could be the final redemption and christians are giv the ones to harvest. >> tt bible is written, when he comes people from all the world will come to help israel. we believe in it. >> charlene israel cbn news. >> so butiful. >> good experience. >> thanks for joining us for this week's edition of christian world news. >> until next week good-bye and god bless you (speakinin international language) d he said unto them go ye into a of the world and preach the gpel preachhe gospel ♪ every creure in the world. pplause)

every male under the age of 2 killed an event prophesied by jeremiah more than 600 years before it happened. joseph and mary fled to egypt. journey predict by the prophet sea and fulfilled in the gospel of matthew. >> hosea 11:1, isaiah was a child i loved him, my son. some say it was misqted. non sense. his audience would know the whole verse, when israel was a child, i loved hi just as it happened to israel, so it happened to the messiah. you have this pattern over and over again. >> nowhere is it more powerful than the book of isaiah. spoke of a child born of a virgin, wonderful counselor, mighty god, ever lastingfather and prince of peace. words of isaiah were copied by scribes hidden in caves and protected more than 2,000 years when the dead sea scrolls were redisvered found completely in tact. >> one scroll that has had more impact upon the world's than any other scroll that was found here is the great isaiah scroll. >> this is the oldest known copy of the book of isaiah. it is the only one we have today. it existed before the birth of christ. >> there we have a scroll from around 100

> jeremiah wright. .. >> they got through speaking. and when bill talked i found him to be a very sensitive, intelligent, not at all like his southern baptist roots preaching and so when i feel like i can't watch -- i don't have pbs. i can't watch the pbs thanks. one of the things that i like about pbs news is at the end of their broadcast the show the pictures of the military personnel have been killed so as to remind us that there is still a warrant. we don't see that really on fox, cnn, or even abc and cbs. >> i do think, though, there are many terrific and highly professional journalists in this business, some and a high position and some in smaller venues or markets. i think the problem is that people don't want to watch. the more flamboyant advocacy journalist types are getting more attention. goes back to what i mentioned earlier about this being some kind of an attraction in incivility that we have to get to the bottom of, that we have to face up to. the advocacy journalist types, the people who are very flamboyant are getting

at 15, i met a handsome union soldier named jeremiah fultz and we eloped. we moved west to greener pasttures. first to oregon. then san jose, california. it was around 1876 and i had just had my fifth child. i was working at home as a dress maker and the sheriff came to the door and took my sewing machine for a debt that my husband owed. well, i knew this was illegal. i had been reading blackstone since i was 10. so i went to the court and i pled my own case and won. then, after that, mr. fultz decided he needed to go on to greener pasttures and he left so i realized that i was going to be the court of myself and my children. so i decided now is my chance to be a lawyer. why couldn't i be a lawyer? well, it is right there in the code. you have to be of good moral character. i'm that. you have to be over 21. i'm that. and a white male. so i simply took the code, took out white male, put in person and called it the laid lawyer bill and off i went to -- the lady lawyer bill and off i went to sacramento. there i was. now i had very little money so i was able to

back in the diggings, john and jeremiah used the latest wrinkle in gold mining, metal detectors. >> oh, now we're cooking. >> reporter: sure enough they had blasted loose one large rock that contained probably 10,000 in gold. >> this is what it's all about. >> wow. >> this stuff here. >> you have to be a plumber, an electrician, a carpenter, concrete worker. we do a lot of concrete work here. >> explosives. >> yeah, explosive work. >> explosives. >> kind of a mix of old trades. >> especially through the old workings, perseverance and doing what other people haven't done to really try to find it is what it takes. >> reporter: as guest of honor i got the privilege of carrying the gold rock back out of the mine. i hatched a few escape plans but they didn't pan out, so to speak. >> when we come back on "second look." we explore california's moaning cavern. >> a long way to the bottom. >> 120 feet to go. >> 120 feet to go now. . >>> carved out of limestone by the forces of nature a spectacular underground world beckons travelers just a few hours's drive from the bay area. one of california'

. >> sean: this is obama's background, jeremiah wright, father ler, detailee machine and now the rahm bow dead fish machine. i have to serve the country in the time of need -- to say this equates with going and serving your country and putting your life on the line -- >> sean: trippi i'm almost upset that i got mad at you. greta van susteren is next to go on the record. see you tomorrow night. >> greta: this is a fox news alert. gunman opening fire at a florida school board meeting. >> just listen to me for a minute. i don't want anybody to get hurt. i got a feeling that what you want is the cops to come in and kill you, because you are mad. why? this isn't worth it. please don't. please don't, please. >> i'm gonna kill you. [ shooting ] >> greta: incredibly none of the hostages was wounded. the gunman was reportedly in the audience before walking to the podium and drawing the weapon on the school board. after the gunman opened fire a security guard entered the room and wounded the gunman. the man apparently shot himself. it is unclear why he targeted the school board. stay with fox n

mall they were calling him a black liberation audiologists -- theologian, because he had been in jeremiah wright's christian church. they were accusing him of being a christian and a muslim at the same time. our goal for "on fe closed what is to educate and inform people and i think you cannot -- "on faith close " this to educate and inform people. host: let us go back to resistance from a journalist perspective, doesn't come from the idea of separation of church and state? guest: absolutely. everybody -- journalists are genuinely -- generally more secular than most of the populism did 90% or 95% believe in god. in fact, around the world. in fact, there are more secular journalists than end of regular population. i think there is a real queasiness about where you draw the line, at one -- what point does it go over the line? do you teach creationism in school? i think most journalists would say, no, you did not, because it is a religious issue but yet they teach in school all over the country. do you have gays in the military. in a way, that is an issue of separation of church and state. a

the mall they were calling him a black liberation audiologists -- theologian, becse he had been in jeremiahs to educate and inform people. host: let us go back to resistancerom a journalist perspective, doesn't come from the idea of separation of church and state? guest:bsolutely. everybody -- journalists are genuinely -- generally more secular than most of the populism did 90% or 95% believe in god. in fact, around the world. in fact, there are more secular journalists than end of regular population. i think there is a real queasiness about where you draw the line, at one -- what point does it go over the line? do you teach creationism in school? i think most journalists would say, no, you did not, because it is a religious issue but yet they teach in school all over the country. do you have gays in the military. in a way, that is an issue of separation of church and state. almost eve issue that you bring up can be about separation of church and state. i think that becomes a huge issue for most journalists. you know, you really do walk a fine line because you say, for instance, this whole

host: the house voted 333 in censure.in favor of cente jeremiah on the line. can you turn your tv down? caller: hang on a minute. host: we do not have much time. what is your comment? caller: why did it take so much time? how did he have 17 years of tax evasion and why are they bringing it up now? why is he not getting punished for that, too? host: thanks for calling in. mary from washington springs, wyoming. go ahead. caller: i do not think he was treated right because he probably did not know how to fill out his taxes. his staff might have filled out his taxes and i do not know why they would make that illegal. host: a lot of people would say that he was chairman of the ways and means committee, which had jurisdiction over money matters. john, go ahead. caller: he was an actual slime ball. he basically gloated in front of the reporters. host: what did you see that made you think that? what kind of gloating did you see? caller: just the way he talked. he talked down to people. what kind of psychological degree the you have? he talked around all of the questio