jeremiah, jeremiah, there's a reason for that. i think there's differences between king and wright but i think we sanitized king and we lost track at how much he was reviled in the finals years. "the washington post" and the "new york times" condemned his anti-vietnam speech of riverside church and basically said that it was almost treason. and king does quote that famous line of black poetry in there, america was never america to me. now, he gets beyond that always. that's the king element. that he was tough minded enough not to give in just to the emotion but to hold out the better way. so king was pretty much roughed up in his time and we've taken all that out and creating the st. martin and it's why c.t. vivian, reverend c.t. vivian, one of the great men of nashville nonviolence who worked for scls who was part of john lewis' circle and all those other great young people in c.t. vivian said which is why he didn't go to the 40th sell bringing of bloody selma and i went down there because i wanted to be with john lewis and the m

and hugh dave jeremiah a chance to explain himself. and you indicated, this man who had been -- who had been used in this campaign. he was -- he was cared richard as an angry black man as a way of trying to portray barack obama. the opposite of an angry black man. and forest barack obama as a practical politician to repudiate jeremiah. you gave him a chance to speak, and that was a good thing. >> jeremiah, whom i did not know, got a bum deal from the corporate mainstream media and from the right-wing media, fox news, talk radio. i mean, anyone could, and probably it our crop producers for rush limbaugh and fox is at this very moment a looking for seven seconds of our exchange which they can put up and put into a loop. came back up and made us look like fools. no context and nothing comes of four after their own text, context put on top of it. you can do this. this is why there is an obligation that comes with journalism. but they can do that. that is with they did. i did not know jeremiah right. great african american divide. riverside

>> good afternoon, commissioners jeremiah dean, sierra club. i don't have much more to add to what my fellow advocates have said today. they pretty much laid out the plan why it's beneficial to the community, to california, to sacramento, to san francisco. everyone needs to know that clean power is the way to go. we need to get to renewables. i would love to see san francisco get to 100% as soon as possible. and not 100% green to just 70,000 customers. i would like to see everybody in san francisco have the ability to have 100% clean renewable energy. and the way to get to that zpwole through this scope of work. we need that local buildout. it's going bring jobs. it's going to bring an amazing boom to green technology. we're going to see that if we get this scope to move forward. sierra club, san francisco would like to see the resolution today from ms. miller move forward. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak? seeing nothing, public comment is closed? commissioner america rim

the authors profile range from brigham young to jeremiah dixon and charles manson. the british surveyor's noted for lines that separated maryland, pennsylvania, and delaware. about an hour and ten minutes. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. when i wrote how the states cut their shapes i was dealing. during that i encountered people who were involved in . the book was unable to contain the stories. and so this book is a collection of people counted and to other to into that created the line. but one question, which is, how do we get from this to this? and in the second book some of the chapters deal with people, not with these particular lines, but trying to put more on the map but failed or people who have tried and in some cases are currently trying to change some of those lines. if you all got a handout, it should look very much like this, the names of people that i looked into. number of them have will be talking about tonight. i want you to have a copy seven we do questions it can help formulate questions or help others follow what you're talking about.

jeremiah right. be it for fans of his.e is determined that the ministry at since the bynum logo on. what it could be, he will ask ta stay on for a year or stay on for two years, maybe until he is 65. sixty-two now. n. there is a priest in the parish, a south african priest has beenn there for a year-and-a-half. at the cardinals' all-out him to come. the people love him, and he has some of his characteristics, but by no means all. after a year-and-a-half no onee is sure that he is the one who would be best suited to a fate t issues. there is nobody, nobody that can fit issues that i know of. there would have to be very, very unique. >> huge shoes to fill. radical disciple. thank you. i hope to preserve some time fot questions, but we are out of time. if you have some, we will remaiu appear. >> books are out there. [applause] [applause] >> you're watching 48 hours of c-span2. >> what are you reading this summer? this kind of details the financial crisis over the last year. i have read a lot of books on various topics, the bi

according to the bible this is where god told jeremiah to buy a piece of land and bury the deed in a clay pot as a sign the jewish people would return to the land. >> i want you to buy from your uncle a piece of land and would u do it up legally with a seal and deed and title and put it in a clay pot so it lasts a long time. >> many west bank cities are under palastinian-arab control. the only controlled areas frequented by tourists are bethlehem and jerco. oldest city in the world. >> holy sites time and again ruined. >> for example long term agreements protected joseph's tomb. in 2000 palastinians forced out the jewish study and ransacked the place. a few months ago, a palastinian policeman killed a jewish worshipper there. israel called it a terror attack. other sites include rachel's tomb in bethlehem where abraham, isaac, jacob, and their wives are buried. >> they would be willing to swap this biblical heritage for peace. >> if god for bid we uproot ourselves, there will never be peace. these jews don't feel any connection, let's wipe them out of the country altogether if we are

. >> stephen: now listen jeremiah. you've come all this way, how about a song? i would love that.pplause] >> stephen: when we come back a performance by jeff bridges. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. 1-800 contacts? they can't have my brand. i have special eyes. look! look with your special eyes! my brand! quality contact lenses. call, click, and now at walmart. bit of love can do", ladies and gentlemen, jeff bridges. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really wrong with you ♪ ♪ you just need a little tending to let me show you what a little bit of love can do ♪ ♪ i can tell that someone needs a little help having trouble getting on with someone else ♪ i'm here toll tell you everything is gonna be fine ♪ yeah i know you're hurtin cause your heart is breaking ♪ note i think that i can alleviate the situation look in my eyes and listen to me, baby ♪ ♪ put your little hand in my mine ♪ note i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really wrong with you ♪ ♪ you just need a little tendin

. >> stephen: now listen jeremiah. you've come all this way, how about a song? i would love that.pplause] >> stephen: when we come back a performance by jeff bridges. we'll be right back. looking for life insurance can feel like a jungle of ifs. if i'll finally get the coverage my family deserves. if it's something we can afford. to steer clear of the confusion, go to metlife.com in less than 5 minutes, you'll get straight answers. like how much life insurance you really need and how much it costs. so, no matter where you end up buying, you'll make the best decision for your family. get guarantees for the if in life. from metlife. call 1-888-metlife for your free quote with no pressure or obligation. bit of love can do", ladies and gentlemen, jeff bridges. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really wrong with you ♪ ♪ you just need a little tending to let me show you what a little bit of love can do ♪ ♪ i can tell that someone needs a little help having trouble getting on with someone else ♪ i'm here toll tell you everyt

. >> stephen: now listen jeremiah. you've come all this way, how about a song? i would love that.ause] >> stephen: when we come back a performance by jeff bridges. we'll be right back. the eagle flies at dawn. the monkey eats custard. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor. so, you've been double crossed by other travel sites and now you want to try the real deal. yes, is it true that name your own price... ...got even easier? affirmative. we'll show you other people's winning hotel bids. so i'll know how much to bid... ...and save up to 60% i'm in i know the lady in leather travels on three wheels. wait, is that code? that's my secret weapon... ...naomi pryce see winning hotel bids now at priceline. bit of love can do", ladies and gentlemen, jeff bridges. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really wrong with you ♪ ♪ you just need a little tending to let me show you what a little bit of love can do ♪ ♪ i can tell that someone needs a little help having trouble getting on with someone else ♪ i'm here toll tell you everything is gonna

lehman brothers collapsed and it said that talking about jeremiah wright in that climate wouldn't helphem. i think there's always a concern that republicans would use race-freighted issues to try to peel away white working class votes. they couldn't do it in 2008 and right now, given the state of the economy and the way the whole thing has been flipped on its head, i think it will be irresistible. >> for exactly the reason you said, economy is in the tank they don't need to. what's the point of doing that? they can run against him on the economy. chris: i wonder whether the big institutions, the major networks, for example, will try to fight this if the this -- if they smell it? >> i think that's true. we're talking about it today. if you go back four years and said, you know what we just elected our first black president. four years from now, the opposition is still going to run on the idea that he's the other that he's unfamiliar. we'd all say, my god by that time he would have been president for four years, he would have been so familiar, it's unusual that this still resonates and t

>> good afternoon, commissioners jeremiah dean, sierra club. i don't have much more to add

they're going to judge jeremiah. you know god being human beings the ability to write the scripture but it seems to me that faithful jews faithful muslims faithful christians understand in all of those traditions that god loves the least and the poorest and the last and calls us to be part of healing the planet which is also a student here that's right. and it was the inciting incident for your arrest in the rotunda of the. so-called crisis. exactly when the president came on the air and spoke and they enter spoke after. a group of our staff got together and said what role should we be playing and we had just listened to a really courageous individual by the name of john raines former faculty member at temple one of the freedom riders he came to speak to the common cause staff and he really inspired us he talked about his days of getting on a bus as a white graduate student aged twenty seven going down to arkansas fifty years ago getting arrested. and he reminded us that he had just been reinvited arc and so he was b

this is kind of what profits do so he sorts in the job description he sees himself as or probably jeremiah actually would be his role model what makes people like warren jeffs and how frequently are mormon polygamists also pedophiles like giraffes well the thing about mormon polygamy is it's not one of the things that jeff said in in his kind of long rambling defense that it was a fifty five minute speech. from what i've heard he had about ten minutes a good material any kind of drag it out but he did say that this isn't a fly by night culture this doctrine is kind of here to stay and on that front i have to agree with him i mean mormonism is strong potion it's been very resilient fundamentalism has existed outside of the law in this country now for over one hundred years now that's you know that some of the country where i don't think it's going to go anywhere. dogma is very powerful but i think one of the things that has been missed in this and i think you pointed it out is that the perception of polygamy is getting pulled in in both directions at this point but on the one hand you've go

remember when reverend jeremiah wright dominated the news circle and the question persisted if president obama was too black to garner white votes, and later he was charged to be a non-citizen, a muslim, and a terrorist, but no matter what the media cycle said about him, president obama always identifies as a black american. president obama's self-identification, his public recognition of the role of black people in american history, his embrace of black culture all are readily identifiable aspects of solidarity. today, the president on the tom joyner radio show, many viewers may not know who joyner is, but in some ways joyner eclipsed the urban lead as a primary mobilizing agent among african-americans. if you want to talk to black folks, joyner's show is a good place to do it, and today while talking with joyner, the president discussed how he personally draws strength from the history of racial struggle in america. >> that famous norman rockwell painting right outside the oval office of ruby bridges walking to school, and we pass that every single day, you know, little 6-year-old girl

. >> hitler was a hunter, and the bible says jeremiah writing, they shall hunt them out of the holescks, meaning there's no place to hide, and that would be offensive to people, well, dear heart, be offended. i didn't write it. it was the truth and it is the truth. how did it happen? god allowed it to happen. why did it happen? because god said my top priority for the jewish people is to get them to come back to the land of israel. >> yeah, he's right. that would be offensive to some people. so god decided hitler should make european life really uncomfortable for jewish people, which, of course, hitler did. big time. because rick perry has invited hagee to his prayer event, the idiotic governor of texas now owns that hagee quote. rick perry owns the idea that hitler's killing six million jews was god's idea. john hagee is actually not a member of any religion. he has a church, which would be better labeled a theater where he performs, and his website calls his performance art group "a non-denominational evangelical church." religiously, that means absolutely nothing. that means any f

i don't like to act like jeremiah with a horn, but we are seeing a continued erosion of stable governance within the church and more and more people clammoring for changes and the wild card is the attrition rate of catholics leaving the church. the pugh research center study a few years ago says 35% of -- excuse me, 25% of people in this country are catholic. the second largest religious grouping at 10% is ex-catholics. within the last generation, a church that was once roughly one-third of the population of america has now declined to about 25%. the real challenge is keeping young people. young people have grown up in a world where they do not see gays as stigmatized sinners by virtue of their sexual orientation, and when bishops try to preach against gay rights or something like that, it is just something that continues to alienate young people, so they've got to figure out a way to start getting young people back into the church, and i tend to look at this -- it's interesting what has gone on in egypt in the last year, tunisia and the other countries in the middle east. i mean, this is

it's sponsored by the uss jeremiah o'brien in honor of the 1945 times square kiss.ward prizes to smoochers who come closest to reenacting the locking lips of the famous couple. head over to pier 45 and pucker up. i guess i need to find a kissy-poo first. >>> cirque du soleil performers are known around the world for awe-inspired art industry. what can they tell us about keeping in shape? we went backstage to find out. ♪ >> reporter: the show is all about insects. and as you would expect, the crickets are champion jumpers, tackling an 18-foot wall in performance and in rehearsal six days a week. >> the show itself is a really, really good workout. >> reporter: martin says that's number one. working out consistently. he started trampoline as a young boy in switzerland and today -- >> we're still -- we're still kids on the trampoline. it's pretty fun to do. >> reporter: but fun isn't all they have. in fact, head coach eric hennel says there is one ability every performer has to possess. >> flexibility is kind of the base any acrobatics. if you have no flexibility, ther

and i mean, not to quote jeremiah wright. home to roost for both parties right now. if you were to take 100% of the income of people making $250,000 or more. the budget deficit is $1.6 trillion. unless we go after the middle class and find money there, we're going to have to make cuts. if we're not going to make them now because it will hurt the economy, are we going to rebound bill clinton's chief of economic council, laura thompton because washington can't get its act together one way or another. >> you're going to quote a clinton economic adviser. i'm going to quote a reagan economic adviser. ronald reagan would do today what he did back then and raise revenues. you cannot get to -- you cannot get at this problem without raising revenues. >> david stockton? >> you cannot cut this problem away. >> ronald reagan would have raised the debt ceiling, too. >> erick, do you believe ronald reagan would have raised revenues? >> i don't think he would have raised taxes in a six like this. he jump-started the economy in '84, by the b

jeremiah chapter 23 verse 16.what the lord almighty says -- do not listen to what the prophets are prophesying to you. they fill you with false hopes. they speak visions from their own minds. not from the moth of the lord." unless and until god comes forward about what he thinks what the mess we're making on earth, bachmann needs to stick to policy announcement. so far they're as unbelievable as her conversations with god. $2 a gallon in gasoline? lord have mercy. matt? >> i tell, jonathan, i think the 11th commandment for me is, thou shalt listen to my "washington post" colleague jonathan capehart. what is it, only 20 seconds, but. >> yeah. >>

remember reverend jeremiah wright in 2008.idate obama was forced to explain his association with the controversial preacher. >> reverend wright's comments were not only wrong, but divisive. divisive at a time when we need unity, racially charged at a time when we need to come together to solve a set of monumental problems. >> still, christian, jewish, mormon, atheist, what does it matter? this is america where we celebrate the freedom to believe what we choose. the talk back question this morning, should a candidate's religion matter? facebook.com/americanmorning. facebook.com/americanmorning. i'll read your comments later this hour. >> can't wait for those. >> such a good question. very excited about that. >> a former vice president dick cheney taking aim at some of his bush white house colleagues in his new memoir. cheney accusing colin powell of undermining the president on the iraq war and questioning whether condoleezza rice was a competent secretary of state. in an nbc interview, cheney was asked about events on the eve

he's shouting a defiant jeremiah proclaimed of the millions at the memorial and the thousands watching on tv. we cannot be patient we do not want our freedom gradually but we want to be free now. we're tired. we're tired of being beaten by policemen. we are tired of seeing our people locked up in jail over and over again and then you holler be patient. we want our freedom and we want it now and he had to pause as the crowd screamed its answer. we do not want to go to jail but we will go to jail. st this the price we must pay for love, brotherhood and true peace. i appeal to all of you to get in this great revolution. get in every village and hamlet in this station until true freedoms on and until the revolution of 1776 is complete for in the delta of mississippi in southwest georgia in the black belt of alabama, hummer, detroit and philadelphia all over the nation they are ready for jobs and freedom. we will not stop. all the forces of eastland, barnett, wallace and thurmond will not stop this revolution if we do not get meaningful legislation out of this congress the time will come wh

this is a man who will, once you are no longer going to be able to help him, we could point to jeremiah right among others, you are gone. his counsel, who was an early supporter of obama, had been a clinton guy and took the risk of becoming an obama guy, and became white house counsel. he was cut loose without a second thought, to the horror of a lot of people in the white house. this is not a softie. this is a man who has a lot of steel in his skeleton. how else could a black man get to the point where he is, without having a skeleton made of steel? >> perhaps nowhere better seen than in the campaign against osama bin laden, which from everything i am hearing -- >> how could you truly be funny the night before at the white house correspondents' dinner -- his timing was amazing, nailing joke after joke, knowing the next day might be the most fateful moment of his president. >> a very steely moment indeed. we have another question, thank you. >> i and the national director for the campus network. i graduated in 2008. thousands of young people in our network worked really hard to elect ba

jeremiah wright's church is a member of the network of the united church of christ.so what is at the heart of this liberal protestant movement that gathers momentum to the 19th century as part of the social gospel in the early 20th century notion that there is something about beneath serious christian that should lead one towards an engagement with one's breath therein. and that is a vision that obama sees as consistent with his view of an egalitarian democratic product in america. what is distinctive about it than helpful that steve made the point about the difference that the protestant even fundamentalist view is this liberal protestantism as it emerges writings of a number of thinkers in the late 19th century is continuous with the variable ancient tradition of skepticism, which is rooted in the gospels really. it is brought to life from time to time in the last two millennia is very much out of fashion with many americans today and it is the notion that the ideals of christianity here. check to, but we don't know really exactly how to translate them into particu

jeremiah o'keefe, thanks for waking up on a sunday with us and having you on the show today. >> thankore but what this guy did with a plastic truck is no child's play. how he helped save the lives of six soldiers in afghanistan with that truck sitting right in front of him. then, two teenagers jumped out of their own car, jumped right into this swerving car. they saved a woman's life and perhaps others as well. would you do the same thing? email us friends@foxnews.com. ♪ let's go ♪ if i was an old school ♪ 95% of all americans aren't getting enough whole grain. but actually, it's never been easier to get the whole grain you want from your favorite big g cereals. from cheerios to lucky charms, there's whole grain in every box. make sure to look for the white check. >> welcome back, so this is a video taken by just two guys, two good samaritans, driving behind this car and they noticed the car was really swerving, and started to swerve in a way that they were convinced something was wrong with the driver. >> they were landscaping, right? get back in their car, this woman pulls out in fr

they delayed for a year stories about his relationship with the reverend jeremiah wright. abc news had a video of wright and after that a chicago reporter wrote what she should have been writing from the get-go about what wright was all about. they also allowed obama to get away with minimizing his relationship with the former terrorist, and he was said it was somebody he knew from the neighborhood. they had a relationship over ten years in several different venues and foundations. they were closer. i would like to switch now to immigration and just look at just how much imgracious has been seen as a state of plea. there's real amazing article that said it seems when you look at mass imgages, it's reverted to a policy of mass immigration without ever making a decision to do so. i don't have this in the book, but i did do a paper on it about the 1965 immigration reform agents lifting the racialistic national origin quotas. at the time both the democratic party and the times said it would not swell the roles of immigrant -- wouldn't change the demographic character of the co

they delayed for a year stories about his relationship with the reverend jeremiah wright. abc news had a video of wright and after that a chicago reporter wrote what she should have been writing from the get-go about what wright was all about. they also allowed obama to get away with minimizing his relationship with the former terrorist, and he was said it was somebody he knew from the neighborhood. they had a relationship over ten years in several different venues and foundations. they were closer. i would like to switch now to immigration and just look at just how much imgracious has been seen as a state of plea. there's real amazing article that said it seems when you look at mass imgages, it's reverted to a policy of mass immigration without ever making a decision to do so. i don't have this in the book, but i did do a paper on it about the 1965 immigration reform agents lifting the racialistic national origin quotas. at the time both the democratic party and the times said it would not swell the roles of immigrant -- wouldn't change the demographic character of the co

they delayed for a year stories about his relationship with the reverend jeremiah wright.news had a video of wright and after that a chicago reporter wrote what she should have been writing from the get-go about what wright was all about. they also allowed obama to get away with minimizing his relationship with the former terrorist, and he was said it was somebody he knew from the neighborhood. they had a relationship over ten years in several different venues and foundations. they were closer. i would like to switch now to immigration and just look at just how much imgracious has been seen as a state of plea. there's real amazing article that said it seems when you look at mass imgages, it's reverted to a policy of mass immigration without ever making a decision to do so. i don't have this in the book, but i did do a paper on it about the 1965 immigration reform agents lifting the racialistic national origin quotas. at the time both the democratic party and the times said it would not swell the roles of immigrant -- wouldn't change the demographic character of the country

king were here, he would cite jeremiah 15: 9. harris says my son went down while it was still day.only 39 years. but in those 39 years, he did a lot. be expected every single person in this room and generations yet unborn. this democracy that he worked so hard for, he said that while we live, he would say to us, how you must guard your progress. you must understand that democracy is constantly under attack and is being attack every single day. he would tell us, and guard our democracy and walked out for voter suppression. watch out for those that are constantly demanding identity cards. watch out for the citizens of verses united. he would have walked out, you are on guard out and you must preserve democracy. finally, he would say that freedom is not free. that we must stand up and make sure that our children in here in a democracy and better than the one then when we came upon this earth. he would tell us that is bigger than us. it is not about us. it is about your grandchild that isn't even born yet. it is about the little children that you see in your neighborhood and the genera