jesus: exactly. as we say, information is power. so, if you have the information, if you know what are your rights, you know that you have the right to demand a better salary, or to demand breaks on your work, that's important to have that information. otherwise, you are--you don't have ways to act. damian: what about the undocumented community, same rights? the rights--the labor rights apply to everybody. jesus: exactly, labor rights apply to everybody. they also have the rights. the labor laws apply to everyone, the breaks, the minimum wage. if someone unfortunately have an accident, they have the right to receive medical attention. so, it's very important for all of them to be conscious that they have their rights. damian: all right, so, whether you have a green card or not, citizen or not, you still have those same labor rights as everybody else does. the semana laboral is taking place actually all across at all the consulates around the united states. there is the number for the mexican consulate in san francisco for more infor

jesÚs y su familia se quedÓ en la calle tras el paso del huracÁn. se podrÍa entrar ni en lanchas. >> yo pensÉ en mi casa y dÓnde nos Íbamos a quedar. >> a este joven de 22 aÑos nada le apasiona mÁs que salvar vidas. siempre soÑÓ con ser bomberos, dice su mamÁ. >> desde pequeÑo me decÓ que iba a ser bombero pero nunca pensÓ que lo iba a lograr hasta que llegÓ daca. >> si no hubiera tenido su permiso de trabajo no lo hubiera hecho. reportero: en su trabajo todos saben que Él es un soÑador pero lo consideran como un americano. somier es que le arrebaten la posibilidad de servir al Único paÍs que conoce. >> me gustarÍa ser bombero, paramÉdico y policÍa. reportero: perdiÓ su casa mientras Él estaba trabajando y ahora podrÍa perder su permiso de trabajo y con el el sueÑo de seguir salvando vidas. conductor: hemos invitado a jesÚs para que comparta con mÁs de su historia. Él estarÁ con nosotros durante el programa especial de daca. marÍa elena: sigan con nosotros en este especial porque tendremos expertos, abogados, polÍticos, dreamers y sus familiares. qu

includes the same word jesus said.d i've come that you might have life and have it more abundantly, that there is principles of jesus that if we follow the blessings of god are conditional. the love of god is unconditional. there's a responsibility for those of us who preach the whole gospel, meaning including hell and sin. >> wait. did you just say if you follow the word of god, there are financial remuneration that will come from that? >> it is important to understand that i think it is important to understand it is not just about a financial reward because god wants your mind first before he ever blesses you with money. god wants your heart first. he wants to make sure those who do follow the rules and plans of the holy scriptures, that your heart be sold out to jesus first so when you are in a place of authority, when you are in a place of blessing that you don't just push others down, but you're in position to turn around and help people out. >> do you think he was right to keep it closed until he was forced to op

it isn't the gospel of jesus. we had at the anniversary of this august, they went on a clergy march. and it was really good. you know, you think these things are political, these are theological issues. until we get to the spirituality and the theological foundation on what we're talking about here, we're missing it. >> yeah. is the term the religious left the term that you embrace, the term you find offensive, a term that is only an existence in response to the religious right? what about this term the religious left. >> well, i actually do not like it. first of all, the whole right, left parallel comes out of the french revolution, and that's not where we are. i think it's a misnomer, i talk about the immoral hijacking of religion versus the moral center. jim said that 2,000 scriptures that how you deal with the poor, ezekiel 22 where politicians are described as wolfs when they attack the poor. they are required to go to the king. go to the new testament, luke 4, starts with the poor. and interesting the most e

>> very destroyed. >> reporter: jesus's parents snuck their family into the u.s. when he was 5 years old. what do you remember about coming to this country? do you remember anything? >> what i do remember is the first day of school in this country. i remember it clear as if it was >> reporter: because jesus was a youngster, he has been able to apply for deferred action, and get papers to work as a research assistant, and hopkins hospital. all that is now at risk. >> i want to have faith. i want to give them hope, but sometimes it seems like they just want to play political games with us. >> reporter: the flag still flies in his dreams, and jesus still hopes the president will show dreamers some love. in baltimore, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> now the president is expected to push congress to try to resolve the dreamers dilemma within the next 6 months. >> jesus is hoping congress will be able to solve at least this issue. >>> tensions are following north korea's 6th and most powerful nuclear test from yesterday. a hydrogen bomb capable of alusing significant damage the

jesus contreras is joining me now. big welcome to you, and right out of the gate, i'm going to ask you, are you worried about your future in this country? >> i'm definitely worried, concerned, and more than anything, disheartened, because we're just -- i'm just here, the rest of us d.r.e.a.m.ers are just here trying to work and give back to our community, especially in a time of need like this. we're not doing anything but giving back, being model citizens, and you know, like i said, trying to give back. >> you're certainly doing so in your job as a paramedic, working on the front lines there with regard to harvey. but if the daca program gets scrapped, jesus, what does that mean for you, personally? what does it mean for your family? >> it means splitting up from, you know, people that i've known my entire life. it means leaving my friends, my girlfriend, coworkers, just everything that i have here, you know, my church, my opportunity to volunteer, to help others. i've made good relations with patients that i've met.

cuatro meses su nueva compaÑera de celda es esta perrita de nombre malie jesus trujillo/convicto porn, y el perro me mira normal, no como prisionero. en la prisin estatal de lancaster 45 reos sentenciados a cadena perpetua con buena conducta participan en el programa paws for life o patas por vida el objetivo es capacitar a perros de asistencia que son rescatados. take bridge luis treto/lancaster entre las mascotas que están siendo capacitadas por los reos hay 40 de ellas como esta que iban a ser sacrificadas en el área de houston tras el paso del huracán harvey lorenzo flores/convicto por intento de homicidio los encuentran en la calle o son maltratados, los ponen en un lugar, donde si no los adoptan, los ponen a dormir. los presos y los canes se tornan en mejores amigos durante la capacitacin que incluye convivir da y noche adems, de aprender al menos 60 comandos de obediencia. lorenzo flores/convicto por intento de homicidio despues que los entregamos, les encuentran casas para siempre, les damos nuestro cariño y amor. una vez capacitados las mascotas se tornan en perros de asiste

keep going, jesus. caller: seem to think hispanics as black sheep in the crowd but, with vietnam -- ken burns, you never mention about the mexican americans latinos contribution to the country. latinas won 23 medals of honor out of the 268 given to all veterans in vietnam. 10% of it. more than 3000 latinas in vietnam and nobody mentions anything about that. many of the problems the country has is from -- contributions of all the people. native americans, -- mexican americans been here for centuries, still we are taking, you know, the people -- host: jesus, you're go nothing and out there. did you serve in vietnam? caller: no, i don't but i have relatives and friends who were. i have nephew necessary afghanistan and iraq and i care about that. host: jesus, you brought it up this morning on the "washington journal." that doll it for open phones segment. we will take the viewers up to new york to the united nationed general assembly meeting, the brazilian president speaking now. president trump expected to

jesus in "jesus christ superstar." new movie called "stronger." it's about the boston marathon bombing, and the response of people in boston afterwards, and specifically the story of two people. tell me who the movie is about. >> it's about jeff bauman and erin hurley, and jeff was at the finish line waiting for erin, who is his on again/off again girlfriend, to finish the marathon, and he happened to be there, you know, kind of in-- in the unfortunate position of being where the bomb was and he lost both of his legs. >> stephen: there's a famous paragraph of him being rolled off in a wheelchair, just absolutely arben. >> yeah, so this movie starts just before that, but really it's about how these people, like, move on from it, and how their relationship survives, and how does love heal. and it's a really hopeful film and has humor in it, too, which is-- david gordon green directed it, so you can't not have humor in it. >> stephen: your character, erin, she's a runner. are you a runner? >> i... used to have... asthma a

remember the basic fact that jesus told us of -- you shall note truth ie. the fact and it shall set you free. i believe in ideas and i believe in words. i believe that when we lose control of our words we lose control of our ideas and we lose control of the debate and when we lose control of the debate we ultimately lose control of our freedom. for example, with when we dumb u down the deaf nation of words like hate to nothing more than disagreement we make hate meaningless and disagreement dangerous. words matter. ideas have consequences, and one last word before i get into my lecture, life isn't about you. education isn't about you. it isn't about me george mcdonald a writer from the turn of the 1800s to 1900s a writer that led to version of c.s. lewis if you will had this to say core principle of hell is i am my own. i am my own king. i am the center. i'm the october and i'm the end. my judgment is the faultless rule of all things. the claim that we can define and reare define everything from marriage to morality from male to female everything from what

and i've always been interested in the story ofjesus always been interested in the story of jesus andbeen interested in the story ofjesus and the gap in the gospel and when he begins his ministry in galilee, i always wondered what he was up to in those years. i came across. . . was up to in those years. i came across... this apocryphal tale that he had been in india studying buddhism and it turns out it originates in this book written by notovitch which he claims to have discovered in a tibetan monastery and the how, why and where of that story was the seed. in a way we live in an age of conspiracy theories, this is one of the great conspiracy theories and it produced one of the most famous forgeries, the protocols of the elders of zion, used as an anti—semitic pamphlet essentially. the fascinating thing about notovitch is he is a russian in this pa rt notovitch is he is a russian in this part of the british empire where the great game is what is he doing there, he is surely up to no good, then he comes up with the gospel he found which sounds like something out of indiana jones which

jesÚs por ahora se debate entre la incertidumbre. no sabe lo que pasarÁ con su vida.

it's not all jesus.eople like joseph campbell, the open us up to a spiritual world and there's real danger. there's real deception. the bible says that satan comes as an angel of light. doesn't say i'm the devil, follow me, or i'm a demon, follow me. so i think that joseph campbell is really troubling to me in any of the so-called new age writers, i don't think that they are properly wary of the dark side. on my radio program the eric metaxas show i often talk to itn expert on this topic there's a lot of people who write about the dark side of spirituality. i think when people, the reason i urge people to take the christian faith and the bible seriously if you need to understand you can't be neutral. if you think you are neutral you open yourself up to the dark side. that's really scary. i did me to go off on that some attractive but that something i take really, really seriously. that you have to really figure out what is true and what you believe. i write about that in my book miracles. the first part

remember the basic fact that jesus told us up. i believe in ideas and i believe in words i believe that when we lose control of our words we lose control of our ideas. when we lose control of the debate we ultimately lose control of our freedom. for example when we dumbed down the definition of words like heat to nothing more than disagreement we make hate meaningless and disagreement dangerous. words matter. ids have consequences and one last word before i get into my lecture life is not about you. education is not about you. it isn't about me. george mcdonald a writer from the turn of the 1800s to the 19 hundreds one that led to the conversion of the cs lewis if you well. have this to say. the core principle of hell is i am my own i am my own king. in the center and i'm the object and i am the end. my judge it -- my judgment is there. anything from marriage to morality from male to female anything from what it means to be good this claim of godlike deity can only lead to the ugly hell of our own making. the only repentance and c

nuestro, querido chef jesÚs me acompaÑa muy inspirado.icanos hay forma de celebrar la independencia y nuestro amor por mÉxico ayudando los que nos necesitan. vamos a ayudarlos. nuestro corazÓn estÁ con nuestros hermanos. mÉxico mÁs necesitado. vamos a las noticias con satcha. satcha: vamos ahora a dejar a un lado lo que tiene que ver con la celebraciÓn, para enfocarnos en lo que el noticia a nivel internacional hoy y causa consternaciÓn. investigan el estallido dentro de un vagÓn registrado en una estaciÓn de tren en londres . autoridades ordenan desalojo para el Área y varias ambulancias esto causÓ pÁnico entre los usuarios de servicio transporte en una hora de mayor concurrencia. estamos en vivo desde la sala de reacciÓn con marÍa eugenia payÁn. marÍa eugenia: buenos días, antiterroristas dirigen esta investigaciÓn del estallido e incendio registrado en el vagÓn de un tren en parsons green, la policÍa de londres confirmÓ que un explosivo improvisado los detonÓ en el tren y reporta que 18 personas hayan resultado con quemaduras y que her

includes the same word jesus said.aid i've come that you might have life and have it more abundantly, that there is principles of jesus that if we follow the blessings of god are conditional. the love of god is unconditional. there's a responsibility for those of us who preach the whole gospel, meaning including hell and sin. >> wait. did you just say if you follow the word of god, there are financial remunicipaler agency that come, financial blegsings come from that? >> it is important to understand that i think it is important to understand it is not just about a financial reward because god wants your mind first before he ever blesses you with money. god wants your heart first. he wants to make sure those who do follow the rules and plans of the holy scriptures, that your heart be sold out to jesus first so when you are in a place of authority, when you are in a place of blessing that you don't just push others down, but you're in position to turn around and help people out. >> do you think he was right to keep it c

father, be with them, provide for their needs, help us to help them jesus christ, as the minister to them. we also pray for spiritual healing, emotional healing for our country. this country has been bitterly divided for decades upon decades and now you have given us a gift. president donald trump, who wants to bring healing to this country. and he is bringing healing to this country. i pray that you will give him an vice president pence the wisdom they need to truly make our country the country you want us to be. we want america to be great again, and we know that american can only be great if america is good. we know we have a president who wants to make america good. i'm price for your blessing upon him, the first lady, their family, give them wisdom as they seek to honor you. we pray this in the name of the lord jesus christ who came and died and rose again that we might have eternal life, in his name we pray, amen. unison] president trump: thank you very much. [indiscernible] >> sometime, today or over the weekend, you have the decision. love the dreamers, we love everybody. tha

they are the sons and daughters of jesus grace. follicle felix decision to have children puts him at odds with the vatican sacred lul for ordering priests to be celibate it's considered sexual misconduct and the scene. wants room to reconsider we've made a lot of noise already so we called it nice in order for us to be heard by our bishops and also by a role. we're all that. we send emails in order for them to accept us that according to catholic officials the point of celibacy is to devote your entire life to make that sacrifice to god you're correct that's correct i'm showing disrespect to god in the church when we talk about celibacy this was only a man made rule that did not say this so i think i cannot say that i have committed sins i am just continuing his one day to go. and multiplying. the key healing in two other priests who are so far the true kicked out of the diocese so they set up their own soap star catholic ministry with privately owned churches to a supposedly congregation. wanted to be a priest since he was a child

don't know about jesus or that. i don't know jesus. jesus used to live in the hood but he moved. my point is without the women we wouldn't know about jesus. you can't preach, god can save if you do not cry out, the rocks will cry out. what kind of failure of god to you anticipating your own reality. that is the kind of stuff that is important that i talk about in the book. >> one last question. >> that was only one question. my god. what in the hell? next time i will call in a sermon. >> good evening, everybody, michael eric dyson, how are you? >> where are you? there you are. >> i wish you would say you can. >> lord have mercy. i can't see you, come on. >> i'm sitting down. >> you are chocolate dynamite. go ahead. i like. i am trying to get you love. >> it is not exactly a question. on the subject of the n-word. i had conversations from my own observation and having conversations with persons who are not part of the colored community and i want to since we are in this place and having this discussion talking about your book, this is the feedback i have gotten from the nonblack c

jesus commands us to love our enemies.ven if someone is my enemy i'm committed to pray for them and to love them. if you don't think that's yours, you're a hypocrite. so to me chuck colson been able to do that and really making an effort to do that, it really spoke to me. i have many friends that disagree with me ideologically, theologically, politically, but i love them and i hope they know that i love them. because that's got to be real. you got to take it seriously and i think the fact that chuck colson did that, that really made a whole lot of sense to me and affected my life. >> host: autho alterative talksw host eric metaxas is our guest. here are the phone numbers. if you want to dial in a participate in a program today, -- (202)748-8201 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zone. we are on social media as well. we will cycle through those addresses so you can come he can't get for lunch want to make a comment, try twitter @booktv is our twitter handle. you can also leave a comment on facebook. facebook.com/b

a few. >> do i see a jesus tattoo on your neck there? "jesus saves"?ht now, a spiritual experience? >> trying to, yeah. >> how does that work out for you now? >> i mean, i kind of get mad at myself because i feel like i only turn to him in desperate need like this, and then i don't stay focused on god when things are, you know, normal or whatever. >> well, at this point we need to make a plan for your mental health care. would you be interested in taking some medication again? >> mm-hmm. >> let's see if we can have that assist with quieting down the voices in your head that are troubling you. it fights off depression as well. and then i'll check up and see how you're doing. okay? we're not going to let this get you. we want to partner up with you and fight this with you, okay? >> thank you. i haven't given up hope, but i'm losing it. >> i think he was quite genuine about his concern for his life. i don't know that he's going to try suicide today. that's always one of those very difficult jobs of the mental health team is to determine who is at risk and

that was not what jesus did. this guy is a jew.esus walked between the poor and that is before the elite. that is my point. host: here is kenny from pensacola, florida, republican line. caller: i think folks should stick to the bible. all these billionaires that have billion's of dollars, why don't they go build a factory and hire people and manufacture solar cars with their own money and create jobs and sell these things down the corners and put it up against the gasoline engines? if they are so concerned about it, see how well they do. host: you said the pope should stick to the bible. what do you mean by that? caller: he should stick to the bible, that is what he is, he is the pope. you are supposed to be the preacher in chief, not the climate change guy in chief. 816 it was known as the year without a summer. it snowed all year long caused india, ianic -- from think, was that climate change back then? the climate has always changed. host: let's go to john in englewood, florida, democrats line. john, from florida, hello. caller:

nat don jesus, como llamaremos a este residente que decidio cubrir su identidad, dice estar cansado detidad de desechos que encuentra todas las maÑanas sot don jess/ a diario encuentra excremento humano en su calle esta nomas es una, hay veces que hay diez, quince, y se van acumulando acumulando y creando un foco de infeccion ideal para propagar el virus de la hepapatits a que de forma local ya ha originado una emergencia sanitaria. tan solo en lo que va del aÑo 15 personas han muerto, y ms de 350 han resultado contagiadas,.la mayoria son indigentes sot jos ramiro lpez/ mdico internista los sintomas generalmente, es cansancio, agotamiento, ojos amarillos, palmas de las manos amarillas, fatiga, dolor en el cuadrante en el abdemen en el lado derecho. nat la emergencia ha orillado a la instalacion de por lo menos 20 puntos de lavado de manos como estos, entre las calles donde hay mas concentracion de personas sin hogar y donde el virus podria estar presente sot jos ramiro lpez/ mdico internista todas las personas despues de hacer sus necesidades tienen que lavarse bien las manos, y si hay

--el cuerpo de ''jesus martinez'' de 38 aÑos y residente de san leandro se localiz pasadas las 7 de laoche en la interseccion de las avenidas ''daven-port' y ''calaveras'', debajo la carretera 580. --las autoridades ofrecen una recompensa de 10 mil dolares para quien ayude a esclarecer este caso. cesar/ms --a partir de maÑana, los residentes de areas cercanas a estaciones de ''cal-train'' a lo largo de la peninsula.. disfrutaran de calma y silencio... take vo --esto es porque la agencia de transito reducir el numero de

he finds this book and says that jesus was studying buddhism.other people's books. in real life, the writer of the book actually does. but you only see flashes of him. there is no biography. we don't know when he died, we're not 100% sure when he was born, but he flashes up a lot of times in declassified documents from british india. i have to say that what i have read about him, he doesn't seem like the nicest person in the world. he seems to have inspired distrust above all. but the fact that he was there doing this thing, and that he disappeared from history, ifind extraordinary. in a way, the post—cold war world, with all those horrible certainties removed, has produced, as everybody knows, a version of political chaos that we are living through, and it seems to me that what you are trying to catch there is something that flavour, almost exactly a century before. what is weird is that that period, it seems that so many other stories that are covered are re—emerging, stories about communism, liberalism, what rights we are fighting for, and a

can i suggest what we preach a jesus gospel. social justice is what jesus preached. proverbs 27:7 the righteous is concerned for the rights of the poor. but the wicked does not understand such concern. we stand here today because jew and gentile alike, jesus said i come for both of them. but the political pendulum has been swinging far too much away from those of color. the poor, the disenfranchise and the downtrodden. those who chose to remove the sheets. in charlottesville and in yourville have revealed a cancer that's been festering underneath skin and immorally metastasizing sizing and truth be told since election of barack obama. charlottesville is where it's happening and where we need to do. those of us who are here today we've got to preach truth to power. if the government chooses not to denounce the extremism and bigotry and the blatant hatred and murder in america, let the preacher stand up in his or her voice. let the layperson stand up and prof sigh and preach truth to power and declare the love of jesus christ in the midst of hatred that's running rabid

jesus gutierrez: thank you. damian: thank you very much. well, i mean, we're talking--the topic this week is la semana laboral, the labor week. tell us what that is and what it entails, if you can. jesus: yeah, thanks, the labor week is an effort made by the mexican embassy and the whole consular community in the united states. we have 50 consulates in united states, so the whole consular network, along with other consulates, in this case the

jesus told you you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. >>. ayes, ma'am. >> i was at a conference recently at american university and one of the au government professors came and denounced trigger warnings and believed that trigger warnings should be mandated across the country and i was the only one against trigger warnings so i thought it was pretty easy to get down its flaws except on the fact that he said what if there's a person with ptsd, a war veteran or somebody who's been raped and you're talking about a topic that could bring back ptsd. how would you best help combat that situation on trigger warnings? >> i would argue the judeo-christian ethics always defers to love . and in that situation if somebody has a technical disorder or dysfunction such as ptsd, then of course we are going to be compassionate with that individual, recognize that we shouldn't ignore them, be cruel to them , expose them to greater harm . but this is what often happens in the progressive left of the debate, they will take an isolated incident, the anomaly, the

nueva york hubo un sinnumero de protestas y manifestaciones >>> en momentos estara con no nosotros jesuses que ayudo a a las victimas en medio de la d a devastacion del jhuhuracan harvy es paramedico y tambien dreamer >>> al regresar conoceremos la h historia de una madre con 4 h a hijas las menores tienen todas las oportunidades las mayores son dreamers ¿necesitas la pila más confiable para su jutal vez no.ito? tal vez podrías confiar en que no dejará abierta la llave del baño de arriba. o podrías simplemente confiar en duracell. ♪ ahora, por cinco dÓlares, disfruta la giant junior bacon cheesburger de wendy's, con nuggets, papitas y bebida. la giant junior con el doble de todo es una junior bien crecidita. como Él, grandecito y feliz de vivir con sus papÁs. disfrÚtalo todo por cinco dÓlares. (musica). >>> vine de mexico >>> indocumentado y sin miedo estamos aqui para quedarnos es el mensaje claro de los jo n jovenes soÑadores solo en texas hay mas de 200 mil dreamers muchos se enfrentaron hace poco a la tragedia de harvey algunos perdieron sus hogares y aun con el agua hasta el cu l cu

nat sound track 2 jesus chuy guzman dice que el exito de este mariachi es por el amor dle publico.quieness autores de sus triunfos y reconocimientos. 00-00-42 hemos ganado dos grammys.el primero lo ganamos en 2005./ 00- 00-45 00-03-02 el segundo grammy fue el 2009 que fue nuestro disco amor dolor y lagrimas. 00- 03-08 track 3 uno de los propositos fundamentales de esta agrupacion musical es poder influenciar a la juventud y transmitirles ese amor que sienten por su cultara mexicana. sot 00-03-50 que sigan nuestra tradicion que sigan nuestra musica ./ 00-03-50 y que no se acabe lo que es nuestra cultural track 4 porque la musica del marichi concluyo no discrimina a nadie y hace vibrar a todo mundo . nat sound paola estamos ya en el mes de la hispanidad, y como cada ano, los gigantes de san francisco invitaron a la comunidad a compartir con ellos en una gran fiesta take 2boxes juan francisco ramirez esta en el centro de la fiesta gigante frente al at&t park... ad lib take david live top vo paola -- traen abajo una de las porciones del antiguo puente que --derriban una de las porciones del a

jesÚs: un techito para que aquÍ pasemos en la noche. por quÉ?s en los inmuebles. todas las casas serÁn marcadas con un color. >> el rojo es que no es que seguro que estÉn allÍ, el amerindios que pueden sacar sus cosas de valor con precauciÓn y el verde es que es habitable. reportera: pero, muchos aquÍ ya se re signaron a que su casa nunca volverÁ a ser lo que fue. por eso han decidido irse sin que nadie se los pida, con lo poco que les queda. mientras, conteo de muertos fuera de la capital mexicana desgraciadamente sigue incrementÁndose, ya se registran al menos 160, 97 en este estado. en jojutla, morelos, mÉxico. jessica zermeÑo, "univisiÓn". enrique: no solamente morelos estÁ concentrada tambiÉn la destrucciÓn. en la zona metropolitana de la ciudad de mÉxico, en donde vemos donde no hay estos grandes rascacielos tambiÉn existe daÑo y este es el caso de san gregorio, xochimilco. reportero: aquÍ no existen rascacielos ni grandes centros comerciales, pero esta es la ciudad de mÉxico. en san gregorio el terremoto del 19 de septiembre dejÓ marcadas

>> i would do jesus.le. you would pick jerry seinfeld. i love jerry seinfeld. there's a chance you could have dinner with him on an occasion. >> so if he's listening. i'd like to have dinner with her, too. >> there you go. >> the great thing about having -- >> i'm a great cook. >> besides the wisdom and the holiness and everything, you know that there's going to be endless wine. >> yeah, lots of wipe. >> and all the fish and bread you can eat. that's going to be great. >> oh, that's good. fantastic. >> you know what's funny. you learn a lot about a person by who they pick. jerry and jesus, i'll never forget that. every time i see you. >> it's all about the tone. it's the tone. come on. you can keep the reservation, but you've got to make the reservation. >> and you can cook. what would you cook them because you're such a good cook? >> that's a good question. i would probably make stuffed artichokes. >> i think jesus would like that. >> can you imagine. >> i can see the t-shirts now, wwjl. >> what would je

it's good that you keep the bones here, jesus told me. we're standing in front of a large pile bones that volunteers collected from the desert. the animals severed from hunger and thirst was we do. they're hunted as we are. they die alone as we do and nobody knows or cares. it's good that they should be remembered also. jesus was working at muffer shop in bakerfield when we was deported. his wife and children were waiting for him there, waiting six months when he was stuck back in -- he had been walk neglect desert for six days, alowe alone and half mad. miss shoulder length pair was in a ponytail. he was wear a leather jacket, fadessed bluejeanses, a necklace and a black tv shirt from a motorcycle club. even after such a terrifying ordeal there was no deny agency that man had styled. they treat us like animals, he said. jesus is home now, welding mufflers and raising childrenment before he walked out of the camp and back interest the desert he found a gigantic heart shaped piece of driftwood, painted it blood red and placed on a pile of

whether you call god jehovah, krishna or plain lord jesus christ.hat weapons do they use against us? there are no longer continents being torn into mass battlefields, no longer divisions dotting the landscape and artillery into the late hours of the night. if we didn't believe our enemy wasn't out thayere alive and strong we wouldn't be here today. it's a faceless enemy, just like the nazis or rebels or red coats. this faceless enemy hates our way of life all the same. the enemy hates our freedom, despises our bold american ways, wants to topple our government and burn the statues and monuments of this national mall! who is this enemy, you may ask? if the enemy doesn't use guns, they don't use artillery, what are the enemy's weapons against us? put simply, our enemy employs fear, disinformation, black propaganda, what can be called socialist ideologicy subversion. if the mind is willing, the flesh will go. and you can defeat them without open conflict. the enemy plays off our differences, our perception. enemy loves to promote racial tensions, alway

ottenwalder michael chung ou todd joseph ouida jesus ovalles peter j. owens jr. pabon jr. roland pacheco michael benjamin packer deepa pakkala jeffrey matthew palazzo thomas palazzo richard palazzolo orio j. palmer frank anthony palombo alan n. palumbo christopher matthew panatier dominique lisa pandolfo paul j. pansini john m. paolillo edward joseph papa salvatore t. papasso james nicholas pappageorge marie pappalardo vinod kumar parakat vijayashanker paramsothy nitin ramesh parandkar >> and my beloved brother moises priebus. moises, i can't believe it. 16 years without you. you're not alone up there anymore. our mom is with you now. take care of her. i love you and miss you every day. you're my brother. you're my hero. >> and my uncle, donnie robertson jr., number 26 on the field and number one in both our hearts and time spent in the penalty box. we love you, we miss you. hardai parbhu james wendell parham debra marie paris george paris gye hyong park philip lacey parker michael alaine parkes robert e. parks jr. hasmukhrai c. parmar robert parro diane marie pa

. >> reporter: jesus lives with his wife and baby girl next to that elementary school.e you here during the earthquake? >> yep. it was really, really scary. scared my baby. i grabbed my baby and i saw the school collapsed and i thought, we are next. i uldn actlly walk. g so bad. >> the ground was shaking so much you couldn't walk? >> exactly. when i heard the thunder of the school going down -- i just looked at the window and it was dirt. >> right, the dust. >> and we started hearing the screams, really loud, coming from the school. >> we just lost the building. hexico ci. t iv>>es rep of more than 200 people in mexico, causing extensive damage to mexico city. 100 miles from the epicenter. >> everyone ran outside of our office. and crowded into the streets. lots of people crying, hugging, calling friends and family. >> reporter: it was powerful enough to level at least 44 buildings, including homes, schools, and offices. >> things in your house are falling over and shattering. >> reporter: inside this newsroom, the walls shaking. throughout central mexico, those choking

that's between you and your white jesus. >> don't say that. >> no?> i care if their credit cards clear. >> you trick white people into giving us reparations? >> pay us what you owe us. >> oh, my god. get that money. ( applause ) >> trevor: roy wood, jr., everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) go long, just kidding. did you hear directv's latest deal? it's cheap and gets you all the big games. it starts at sixty bucks a month, but jumps to over 100 after 3 months. cool i think? and jumps again to over 150 after a year. noooo... and ends up costing over 3500 bucks over 2 years. you're cleaning that up. don't get caught off guard by directv. touchdown. get the best with xfinity. the odds. the odds are that there is a big earthquake that will hit america. >> and we know it will, right. that's inevitable. but we don't know when and where and that's part of where the terror, i think, comes in. >> trevor: but it can only hit california, right? >> no, it's going to hit here. >> trevor: where? >> new york is 40 years overdue for a significant