it is spreading the good news of jesus christ. but also at temple, people realizing that the doors and arms of the church are open to everyone. one of the things that really excites me is when i see little children come to the church and enjoy being at church. running around the church with excitement, and bring taught about jesus christ. it really thrills my soul. >> the most challenging. >> the most challenging for me is breaking down the stereotypes of what christianity is. people feel -- some people stereotype their church and feel we're a bunch of righteous, self righteous hypocrites. that is not always true. a lot of times, and more times than not we come as humble people with our hearts and hands open to help whoever we can, and to, again, like i said, live by the example of our jesus christ. no matter who it is, oring them sincere love. tell us where you are so people can go there where you are. >> i'm at citrus heights united methodist heights just north of sacramento. >> i'm at 65 beverly street in san francisco, 94132 i

. >> and she wasn't the only woman supporting jesus.a newly built center is what faster kelly is a rare tribute to women. >> and here in this column, we represent susanna, and johana the wife who married, soloma the mother of the sons of zebed. this is for all the women who throughout history have been pillet alreadies in the transmission of the faith. >> and next door, with the sea of galilee in the background, the yet to be used chapel. as it was for the first christians the faithful will pray on the seashore, and as it was for the disciples a mast will be their cross. >> we read how jesus preaches from the boat so the preachser in his shoes and providing that leadership, giving that word that he gave us, and this is a call to the preacher to be more deeply personally identified with jesus in his preaching. during his trip to the holy land, he will bless this, and continue an effort to reach out from the vatican once shunned. >> now days it pits us against each other. classes, races, faith. in that sense, we have quite a providence al

. >> it's dedicated to the women described in jesus' life. because archaeologists say that this is mary magdalene's hometown. >> she was the first apostle. >> she was not the only woman supporting jesus. father kelly admits it's a rare church tribute to women. >> here are the women of the new testament. and here in this column, we represent suzanna and joanna, the mother of the son of zebedee, and this one column doesn't have any name. and this is for all of the women in history who have been pillars in the transition of the faith. >> and next door, with the sea of galilee in the background, the yet to be used chapel. as used for the first christians, the faithful will pray on the seashore, and as it was for the disciples, the mast will be their cross. >> coming up, something completely different. an explosive lesson in economics. we'll tell you how they're blowing up the old hollywood production model. you're watching aljazeera america. >> welcome back to aljazeera america, i'm del walters, these are the headlines at this hour. shinawatra ha

a small fragment, a copt is papyrus of jesus referring to a wife.at we talked about last time was scientific dating that was putting this in the seventh or eighth century. we talked about the ramifications of that. what we're talking about today is really more old fashioned analysis of handwriting paleography, stuff like that. because what happened were there were other documents in the collection that were offered to harvard. we didn't know what they were. we were told they were run of the mill greek coptic. one of the other is from john, a text from the new testament that's in coptic in this fragment. when they scientific dated to do the jesus wife papyrus, they dated this testment of john. they put the image of that other fragment up online on an updated website at harvard divinity school. people could see the other one as well. now here's the news. two scholars working in germany, one american, one romanian, they both in analyzing this other fragment, the gospel of john fragment have definitively shown that that one is a forgery. >> so if this i

. >> in the holy land if you dig in the right place you might just find jesus' footsteps right underthe surface. when they dug here they were trying to dig for a new hotel, but they found what might have been the part of the first church. >> i am seeing part of history. >> bible country where jesus is said to have inspired his first followers, where he is said to have healed the sick or he might have even walked on water. and on the shores of the sea of galilee, they discovered where jesus might have first preached. >> this precise community, they are not divided into different communities. and actually it is not even divided from the jewish people. what does it tell us 20 centuries later that we have so much in common. >> for years father eamon kelly didn't know the significance. >> we were walking on a 20th century street. >> they were discovering a 1st century market for fishermen, then jewish ritual baths,. >> this is the best level. it is the purest water. you can see the steps here. it's really beautiful. >> reporter: then just a few feet away, a few impts below the soil -- inc

are you familiar with jesus christ?gs we believe he did when he was resurrected was he came and visited the people in america, right here. >> oh, okay. >> and the book of mormon is a record of jesus christ and his ministry in america. >> there you go. >> is there a musical stage play about the mormons? >> yeah, there is. there is. it wasn't mormons that created it, but it's about mormons. >> all righty. >> is it okay if we take your information? >> yes. >> possibly follow up with you at some point? >> yeah. >> all right, james, take care of yourself. >> pleasure meeting you, sir. >> yep. >> now that we broke the ice, hopefully we can keep it up. >> how's it going? >> how's it going? >> oh, my goodness. >> how are you doing? >> i know about your church. i had friends that were involved in your congregation. >> do you go to a church around here? >> i haven't been in a while. i'm always working on sunday nights. >> we just started attending our local church. >> how do you like that? >> it's wonderful. >> the book of mormso

look, the gospel of jesus, jesus died for the sins of the world. we're counting time by him. have been here or we wouldn't be saying it's 2014 years, sean, since he got here. >> let me say this, jesus did throw out the money changers and jesus did render him to cesar which is god's. >> correct. >> and what sean hannity is saying the government takes to much of our hard earned money. >> no doubt about it. >> too intrusive in our lives. >> obamacare is killing jobs. >> for sure. >> we ought to be energy independent. >> for sure. >> we got to win those battles, too. >> i feel a little more comfortable dealing in the spiritual realm with the persecution of whatever comes with it, i'm just -- i have a task to do and i go forth across america. i've been doing this, most people don't realize, i've been doing this for 35 years. >> yeah. >> i've been all over the united states backwards and forwards and my message is always the same, god loves you, sent jesus to die for you. >> when the controversy aroes were you surprised? >> not at all. men hate you when they exclude you and reject

that truth is jesus is the way. the truth and the life. comes to god except through jesus. my journey of this research and discovery has been written into my book. anyone here who is interested can have a free copy. the vision we have for china posturing is esta -- that is not established by god will look like the following. one family under god. one church, one community under god. one nation under god. one world under god. i do want to be clear. this is not about forcing religion on anybody, but allowing people to freely choose god and exercise our beliefs. i will explain about the bigger picture in details later if i have the opportunity. the cornerstone of the society will be love. it will be love god, love ourselves, and love others as we love ourselves. it is the 10 commandments. how can we achieve the china dream? china's leaders have a great opportunity to achieve this god-given china dream. we applaud the president's father for reportedly standing up against the massacre. we applaud president xi recent reforms on china's human rights practices, including the -- inc

we have to remember what jesus intended. there is always reform and renewal.he most vivid time of reform and renewal would have been the second vatican council of 1962-1965. and now we could be there again. it is almost like you always see 50 years after a console is a time of turmoil and anxiety and working out what the council meant. it could be -- 50 years is done. we have a pope who says let's take a deep breath. most of the work of implementation is done. we have a lot of bruised feelings and people who might feel dispirited on one side or the other. let's thank god for the council and hold of these great hopes and let's get to work. >> is it possible that although church doctrine is not likely to be changed, if you open up a discussion and say why is there so much opposition to this doctrine, that somehow they might develop a different attitude? >> attitude could be a good word. they could be a very good you are a student of what is going on in the life of the church. you do not see disagreement about doctrine if you talk about the trinity or the nature

a large majority of the hole stood behind me, paul, john, peter nor jesus ever did it. the followers of jesus ran away from him but the latter day saints never ran away from me yet. huge personality, you can say, at the very least. joseph kept a diary which is a big deal, and it is an invaluable source of information about his life, this is an excerpt from his diary in 1843, he spent the morning shopping would, chopping wood with the brethren who are retiring their services to him. he devotes two hours to reciting in german before he oversaw court proceedings in the upstairs office of his red brick store. joseph was mayor and justice, there was a lawsuit to adjudicate that day and the theft, supervising the court joseph looked out the window and spotted two boys fighting with clubs in front of a nearby tavern, quote, his journal, his own diary refers to himself in the third person, the mayor side and ran over and immediately. restocked the other, he tried standards for not breaking out the fight and walks back to his store. his final message to the three and miscreance,

jesus died for the sins of the world. we're counting time by him.st have been here or we wouldn't be saying it's 2,014 years since he got here. >> jesus did throw out the money changers. what sean hannity is saying government takes too much of our hard earned money. >> no doubt about it. >> government is too intrusive in our lives. >> no doubt about it. >> we have to win those political battles too. i think they're just as important. >> i just feel a little more comfortable dealing in the spiritual realm, even with the persecution of whatever comes with it. i have a task to do and i go forth across america. i've been doing this -- most people don't realize i've been doing this for 35 years. i've been all over the united states backwards and forwards and my message is always the same. god loves and sent jesus to die for you. >> when the controversy arose, were you surprised? >> surprised? not at all. men hate you when they exclude you, when they insult you, and reject your name as evil, jesus said, because of the son of man. leap for joy because grea

people and bring them closer to their savior, jesus christ. >> let's get to work.,000 mormon missionaries around the world, engaged in humanitarianism. >> what are some of the strangest experiences you've had knocking on doors. >> i had a gun pulled on me once. >> did you really? >> yeah. it was pretty neat. >> did he say i don't want to hear anything, get off of my property. >> a little more colorful words but that's basically what he said. >> we asked if h e wanted a pamphlet. >> did he take a pamphlet? >> no. >> but he was a nice guy. >> that's what i would say to a guy who's holding a pistol at the door. i would say you're a nice man. i hope we don't run into anything like that today but at the same time, i know i i don't love being bothered at home. >> try to doorbell. >> there we go. maybe not home. >> okay. >> so far we're striking out. >> hello. >> hello. >> hey. we're here to talk to you about the church of latter day saints. have you got a minute? >> no. >> just take one second. >> sorry. >> just be real quick. okay so we're 0 for 2 but maybe we'll have b

he's talking about jesus. he believes in jesus.given his life to the church because of jesus, but he's doing it with respect for those who do not believe. and he's going in -- he's having 30 different events and 65 hours, a grueling schedule. and he's touching all the real hot-button issues. he's going to the holocaust museum in israel. he's going to the western wall. he's also going to what he's calling the palestinian state. they're saying that officially. it's not an easy road to follow, but i think he's -- he's saying, this is a priority. another huge thing he's doing, kelly, is he's meeting with the -- with the patriarch of bartholomew, and saying it's a scandal that we christians are not united. the fact that here we have 300 million, that's the number that the orthodox are giving, of orthodox christians who are not united with rome, because of the schism of 1054. that's a scandal. what are we doing separated? and he's going and meeting and praying with the patriarch right there at the place of the resurrection of jesus. he's

zhou, about jesus.i wrote a lot in 2000 that says that we withhold visas to those who were involved or complicit with forced abortion policy of the people's republic of china. we checked with the congressional research services, how many visas have been denied? is a 28 years of george w. bush as well. less than 30. so again we have an example not of the law that is not being enforced and our people who are abusing women, the likes of which you've never seen, who we can at least deny a visa to and send a message that we will not tolerate that kind of behavior. i will yield. >> thank you so much, chairman smith. major xiong, thank you for your service. >> thank you, sir. >> what an amazing passages you've had, dedication and leadership that you gave your own country, surviving tiananmen square and being in prison and, of course, coming to the united states, and after two years there, serving in our military, and now a chaplain. what an amazing story. i would like to better understand, of course you will w

the blood of jesus christ cleanses us from our sins, he said.the prison doctor arrived and he stepped back to let him take his pulse. it was fading. the doctor pulled back the blanket covering him to check his heart and found two white envelopes on his left hand. he handed them to gerecke, telling him to remember later that he had done so. he looked inside and found a case where you had hidden the cyanide and folded pieces of paper. by 11:00 o'clock, his skin had turned from green to gray and one i was partly open and dilated and his mouth was also slightly open and the doctor could see glass shards on his tongue. he turned that she prison officer as he arrived. he said, he said. and handed him the white envelopes which were later classified as top secret. thank you. [applause] so i'm happy to take some questions of people have them. before i do that, i do want to have the celebrity in the audience talk if you'd like to. hank? [inaudible conversations] >> this way. >> we might have to charge admission. [laughter] >> i want to say a word is a for

that's why we talk so much about jesus is that when you bring jesus into the equation, you've broughtno fear in that. so i can go and i can proclaim jesus. and that's truth. and it's love. and there's no fear in that. >> well, this week suntrust bank reportedly cut business ties with these real estate entrepreneurs, but once that decision went public the bank said to clarify third party vendors were to blame and suntrust clarified policies with the vendors and the business relationships with the brothers were restored. what really happened? let's talk about it with fox news contributor and radio show host richard fowler. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> richard, i want to start with you. what do we think went on here? it was a little confusing the conversation we had with suntrust and franchisees who told a slightly different story. end of the day there was a big blow up and they're back in business together, what do you make of it? >> i think suntrust realized they were probably going to take a major loss by leaving the brothers behind. so they said, hey, listen, that's f

that's why we talk so much about jesus is that when you bring jesus into the equation, you've broughtand you've brought truth, and there's no fear in that. i can go and i can proclaim jesus and that's truth and it's love, and there's no fear in that. we didn't fear losing a television show. you know, what's funny about that is there are so many other folks out there who are saying now from this situation watching he and i go through this -- we're not perfect, but watching us go through this. now they're feeling more bold so they can say what they believe, and it's not a matter of just saying what you believe. it's a matter of do you love the person that you are saying it to? >> you want to love people. don't even voice your beliefs if you don't love people. if you do love people, then you can voice your beliefs, and the scripture says -- we're bible guys, sorry. the scripture says greater love has no man than this that he would lay down his life for his friend. here's what's interesting. you have to identify that your friend is being bullied or that your friend is being beaten or take

buying those evil spirits that are behind the feds with the flood of jesus, the name of jesus, the power of the holy spirit, the power of agreement, the word of god. take air superiority and then roll in with your tanks. >> mr. brown. >> blitzkrieg. >> mr. brown, the question was about taxes. (laughter) >> stephen: maybe, maybe so. and he was getting there before you so rudely interrupted him. clearly his point was that if you use it to bind the evil spirits behind the feds the blood of christ should be tax deductible. well, folks, before long and then after long, it was time for closing statements. walt sticks the landing. >> do you remember chernobyl? where the russians had a little problem with their atomic energy? chernobyl, when you translate that into english it comes out wormwood, wormwood is mentioned in the bible a whole lot and it is radiation. they gave those people that work there something called potassium-- potassium iodide and it floods up your thyroid gland so it won't take this radiation in. and another thing you want to know is our noring plants that is run by atomic, t

hot-air balloon and people inside bursting in flames in midair >> screaming, please dear god, sweet jesus we're going to die, please help us, please help us it was the most horrific thing i ever witnessessed so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that?

it's amazing. >> gaze away disapprovingly all you like, jesus.hillside of sacramonte is riddled with caves, many of them older than anyone even remembers. spanish gypsies have lived here in caves turned homes like this for hundreds of years. ♪ ♪ >> they call this an jeurga, an informal, intimate and spontaneous performance. what jazz musicians might recognize as a jam session. >> this is it. granada, the only place in the world where you get to see real flamenco in a cave. >> alissia is an aficionado. [ speaking foreign language ] our host is a poet, historian, and a patriarch of the community here. an icon of the flamenco world. you see travelers, roma people are more embraced by the culture here than most other places in europe. >> we have our own gypsies. those are ours. i can tell you thee things we -- for sure we do here. we do flamenco. we do tapas. and we do siestas. which -- >> you do them well. >> we know how to live, don't we? >> yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ]. >> they dig deep for their mate

. -- ihort story is this read the words of jesus christ and i realize that they were true. i used to say that i found god, but i think it is more accurate to say that he found me. it happened because there were people brave enough to preach the gospel in my life good many years later, i became a candidate for political office. when i may 1 debates i got this question -- what was the single most important moment in your life? i had just endured endless hours of debate prep sessions with my political consultants and staff. that is wasted around and be savagely grilled by the people that you pay come you clinical consultants and staffers. i knew exactly what they hoped i would say. argan i should try to appeal to female voters and offer a i asked forry when my wife's hand in marriage and the birth of our first child, a baby girl. ,es, those were great moments but i decided to do something new in politics. i told the audience the truth that day, that the most significant moment in my life was a moment that i accepted jesus christ as my personal lord and savior. [applause] my po

everywhere he went, he talked about jesus. not just believing in jesus, but following jesus.ans to be an evangelical and why pope francis has touched us all so much because he wants to talk about jesus. that's what glen stassen did. no theologian of his time thought us more about following christ than glen stassen. i'm flying taught his funeral and we'll give tribute to a man who taught us what it means to be an evangelical, to follow jesus. >> obviously what you and others were taught by him is probably con it and in your new book "the uncommon good," how the gospel brings hope to a divided world. tell us about that. >> joe, you know this town, you were in congress. we've lost this ancient idea of a common good. the last talk hi with glen is about what i think is the moral test of our politics right now, he and i talked about this, the passage of immigration reform, which is a common good. it's keeping families together. it would help the economy, it would -- all that. but it would keep families together. so john boehner said this week glen would have been pleased with the s

me it was jesus -- she told me it was jesus, so -- >> no one has been charged with any wrongdoing. the investigation is ongoing. >>> just days after the golden state warriors were eliminated from the nba play-offs, team management has fired head coach mark jackson. jackson's image still graced the arena in oakland yesterday after the announcement was made. the past season had its share of off the court drama with reports of disagreements between jackson and team management. jackson has the support of players and a lot of fans. >> i just heard today with them saying that he's gone. that's horrible! the warriors, that was horrible! that was horrible. just made the play-offs two years in a row. >> this year, jackson became just the third coach in warriors history to have a 50- win season joining legends don nelson and al addle. >>> 4:40 on your wednesday. a bay area landlord getting agreesy. make 100,000 or get out. is it legal? >> after more than a decade out of the public's eye monica lewinsky is back and dishing on her scandal in the white house with former president bill clinton.

to get myself a picture with handsome jesus or whatever his name is.is handsome. >> look at me. i'm like, huh. and also wearing a garland, at the ren fair. the only problem later when i got home. my husband was looking through the pictures. happened to notice the next picture. you cropped our kids out? >> he chose not to come. i think you did the right thing. >> they're so small you. couldn't see his face. unless i got in there. my friend, get closer. get closer. fantastic. >> jimmy: sound like you met some nice people there. >> i really did. >> jimmy: you know, you guys, you had the very funny australia episode of the show. >> we did. we did. >> jimmy: i want to show something. i thought this was pretty great. this is rico, nolan from the show. >> the boy. i have three boys. >> on the beach in australia. >> what? >> observing the sights. then there they are. >> they, these boys were, are so sweet and so good. i have children who are 7 and below. and they are like constantly. >> jimmy: the hell kids. >> hand in the pants. the name is hand in the pants.

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asked me i have only been here about 10 minutes and it interest warmers -- mormons from the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. i want to explain all of war made history in three years for of minutes it will help to situate why the events described hour important with mormon history and american history. lastly i want to read from my book because i am very old fashioned and i believe an author reading they should read. [laughter] i once attended a reading by a novelist he was such a great reader i bought it on the spot. but i am very suspicious of authors who don't read at author readings. what do they have to hide? i have nothing to hide i will read from the book a little bit. of course, the truly incredible story my mother and joseph smith do share a birthday but that is not how i came to write the book. it is a tale in june 2011 by receive an e-mail from the of literary agent to say would you like to write a book about joseph smith? i was utterly astonished for two reasons for our was reasonably sure my literary agent had a lady of whom smith was. [laughter] and it was questiona

plus, jesus was a carpenter. that's why he's hold a hammer, but, jimmy, what's in his other hand? a sickle! no! ( applause ) no, no, no. i refuse. this cannot be right. i mean, where is it written they can't love both god and money? i mean besides in matthew where geezus says you captain serve god and money. ( laughter ) i guess i'm going to have to choose, money or jesus. i guess i'll flip a coin. ( laughter ) there you have it. it came up money. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) nation, the world is aghast at the horrific situation in nigeria. after the kidnapping last month of more than 300 school girls, by the islamist terrorist group boko haram. out of desperation, local activists started the twitter hashtag #bringbackourgirls, in order to plead for international pressure to rescue the girls because their parents had given up on nigerian government, which is shock-- evidently, nigeria has a government. i knew they had a prince. i keep e-mailing him money. why doesn't he do something? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) what started as a hashtag has become a movement. >> #

we let them know that we love jesus and we love people. and we love real else state.hey knew we would be a great fit for the network. that's where we were. >> media critics argue the turn of eve vepts nts is not surpris. you are free to say whatever you want in this country. that will never change. that also means you will be held responsible for what you say. >> reporter: it has sparked debate. should a reality show's stars, beliefs, controversial ones cost them their show. >> what's happening today in america, folks are creating their own narratives and putting that out as truth. with this article that came out from right-wing watch, the things they said about me put word in my mouth i never said. they're saying statements like god hates muslims and all these others things that is just untrue. unreliable. i can't tell you how many people i have told, all ready, that if those statements are true, then i hate him and i hate myself. and i never said a word. >> hgtv saw the writing on the wall. they didn't want this to turn into another duck dynasty controversy that see

son of osiries jesus, resurrected-- resurrected like lazarusment i would rather sit and build.en crops, evolution starts as the evolution of your technology. a society of auction tellers and money machines, my culture is lima beans and tamm bore evens, dreams manifest dreams real, not consistent with rationale. i dance for no reason, for reason you can't dance. called it the activist, circumstances you can't learn my steps, until you unlearn your thoughts. -- leaves to you trying to figure me out, your intellect-- take your flag pole stars and stripes, imprisoned by your concept of right, self-determined calling me out, the star sprang eled forbidding you to be real and heel. you can't find truth in the white house house on the hill, fans made of steal, stealing us is the smartest thing you dover did. my influence when you look into a mirror and talk about your culture, your exist sense that of a schizophrenic vulture who thinks you have right to pray on the dead not realizing the dead ain't dead, he ain't got enough to know how to pray, it's no repentance. are you about to liv

oh my jesus. we have nowhere to go.us. >> nine people were hurt and one is in critical condition. the tornado ripping at least 8 trailers to pieces leaving them scattered across the site. the home to people who work in north dakota's oil patch. >> search crews meantime scrambling by a massive mud slide in colorado. the search clearing up in no time. they prayed for a miracle. it is too unstable for rescue crews to reach the entire area. heavy veins are to blame f. >> the university of sandra barbara will honor those lost when a killer went on a rampage. in an amazing story of survival vieira schwartz says she was walking home when a 22-year-old drove up next to her. >> there was no one else around he looked directly at me and spot at me multiple times. even though i p hadn't ran yet he didn't hit me. >> af several shootouts with police roger was found dead inside his car. police say he killed himself. >>> the president praising veterans for their sacrifice in a ceremony on memorial day. why is our va system hurting our

faith and learning history, reading the classics and i was catholic all my life but i came to know jesus deeply through that program and the study of philosophy. most of our friends there in the same program felt the same way and we had a camaraderie and i met my husband there as well. >> so donna, you have a history. m.a. in italian renaissance and how does that dove tail in with your work right now with endow? >> i studied the catholic reformation movement in italy and wrote my master jesus on a saint, saint catholic of genoa, a mystic and a con contemplative in action. she was wonderful and started a lay movement in her time and god is always so good and sending reformers at the time when the church needs them because this was before the reformation and the church was reforming within before counterreformation ever happened. italian renaissance was seen as a very secular age but really, it was also very spiritual as well and her life and her work very much shows that and she's kind of the epitome of that era, i would say. because the program was studied that she did and because of her

. >> i ask, father god, in the mighty name of jesus christ -- >> later, the group prays together.hey play for strict -- they pray for strength. i feel that they will need it. despite the help they are getting, the normal lives that they desperately want seem a long way away. >> in jesu [soft exotic flute music] ♪ captioning and audio description provided by the u.s. department of education. >> bokara: today i'm celebrating india, because i'm actually--have two friends coming, both of whom have spent a lot of time in india. and so i'm making a curry. and i love making curries because it's exactly like painting. it's--you know when i mix my paints, it's a little of this,

the land of jesus. it will be a strictly religious visit.stly to meet with my brother to mark the 50th anniversary of the peting between paul and andrea. paul and andrea will meet another time and this is really beautiful. the second reason is to pray for peace in that land that suffers greatly. i ask you to pray for my visit. >> reporter: in a land filled by religious and political divisions every step will be watched closely by israelis and palestinians alike. one will be joseph salomon. he is one of millions who are not allowed to return home. >> translator: the pope doesn't have an army but an exceptional moral and political influence, so every word he says will count and will be listened to by the world's leaders. we have a lot of hope for this visit. >> translator: the trip has sparked controversy before it even started. the official schedule says the pope will visit the state of pal stin, a recognition of 2012,n resolution that granted palestine a [ inaudible ]. the head of the jewish community in roam said the pope also made concessi

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jesus henrique-marte.using units they now occupy are divided by a glassed in recreation area. though they're not supposed to communicate, they sometimes get away with it, when either one is in the rec area. >> we know sign language and they don't know what we're talking about. they trying to messed up with our head. it don't really matter. >> henrique-marte has been known to violate other jail rules, as well. such as jamming the lock on his food court door so he can open it at will. >> that's how we get to see the tv. more comfortable than standing up. there's a lot of people that do it. i ain't the only one. >> we have to get something to pry it out or get the lock smith to come back, take the lock apart. >> push the pin all the way in. >> what is it? >> it was a piece of pen in there. >> a piece of pen? >> yeah. >> see if you can get that out. >> you pushed it all the way inside. >> oh, i did that? >> you could have just taken it out and closed it right back up. i could get it out but he just pushed it a

>> first, it is a biblical one, as that is according to tradition, jesus of nazareth was ,aptized in the river jordan and jordan is very proud of that fact. --has build a pickle mitch pilgrimage site. it is a major tourist attraction when there is not a war in the region. in aope is about to enter few meters of where i am standing. the crowds are becoming louder and louder. >> we understand that pope francis is later going to be meeting with syrian refugees in jordan. can you tell us more about that? >> jordan has an enormous refugee problem. there are about one million syrian refugees registered at the moment and many more coming in every day. this is a country with only about six million people altogether, and a country with verysmall resources, but hospitable and they are proud of their hospitality. the pope will draw attention to the burden this places upon jordan, and really point a finger at wealthy western nations, european nations, they really need to step up to the plate. >> thank you very much for the update. moving to some other news, the leaders of thailand's coup say the

you bind the evil spirits behind the feds with the blood of jesus and the name of jesus and the power of the tomb of the holy spirit and the power of agreement and the word of god. take air superiority and roll in with your tanks. blitzky. >> mr. brown, the question was about taxes. >> i love the man to his rife. -- to his right. do we have one more of this guy? i think we do. >> mr. brown, your closing remarks. >> this has been a great honor. thank you league of women voters and thank you public tv and thank you folks fortuning in to see us in action. let me finish that story the -- that story. after god told me i would be the president i got the seal tattooed on my soldier. my morale went from negative 500 to off the scale. i am an aa plus guy. i was living in fat jack's cellar for three years. i had the credibility of chicken little, you know, the sky is falling? and then this bishop from africa came over and said i am a prophet of god and i authenticate that god told you that. i said would you put that in writing? he said sure. i got it in writing and have the original at home and

should jesus have had a wife? >> right.hat jesus was married and i don't think that's a pious answer, or one coming out of religion but out of historical plausibility. he was an itinerate man, apocalyptic preacher and controversial things to say about marriage and family life that people needed to leave behind their father and mother to follow him, for example. so i do not think jesus was historic ilally married. folks like john the baptist and others. we can't know for sure and new evidence is interesting for us. >> so we get to the proof -- ta-da -- what do you see in this? >> sure. what do i see? a coptic fragment. a language of early ancient egypt and christianity flourished in egypt from the second century up until today. a fralment wigment with sayings family. >> is this a language that you recognize? >> i certainly recognize the language of coptic. yes. >> that says cnn? is that problem, or no? >> cnn. you know what? we missed that in our analysis earlier. >> cnn. >> now, breaking news, here on cnn. what i would say

termed an "awkward" conversation, discussed the language used by jesus. "jesus was here, in this land. he spoke hebrew," netanyahu said. "aramaic," the pope interjected. "he spoke aramaic, but he knew hebrew," netanyahu answered. the jerusalem portion of the trip included a visit to another holy shrine, the dome of the rock, where francis met with muslim leaders. >> ( translated ): following in the footsteps of my predecessors, i have greatly desired to come as a pilgrim to the places which witnessed the earthly presence of jesus christ. but my pilgrimage would not be complete if it did not also include a meeting with the people and the communities who live in this land. i am particularly happy, therefore, to be with you, dear muslim friends. >> brown: yesterday, the political symbolism was, if anything, even more charged, as the pope made history by flying directly to the west bank city of bethlehem, rather than through israel and became the first pontiff to refer to the area as the "state of palestine." speaking in front of a mural of jesus wrapped in a

it's pointing up, because jesus is your friend. - thanks, dad. >> from comedy strarld's world -- central's world husband headquarters in new york this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. good show tonight. tonight's guest the greatest, the greatest relief pitcher in baseball history mariano rivera is joining later on tonight. i'm very excited about that but -- [laughter] i said the but really loud, didn't i? i apologize for that, scared some people. we have to get to the news. late last week it went down. >> the white house on the defense over a new smoking gun benghazi e-mail. >> some are calling a smoking gun. >> the smoking gun. >> jon: smoking gun. [ laughter ] it's one of worst kinds of guns. [laughter] a gun that smokes. its a terrible influence. [laughter] all the other guns that just having a good time. they are not smoking, not drinking and then that gun walks in. come on, all the cool guns are doing it. [ laughter ] now we went into iraq because we didn't want th