standard jesus would have done the exact opposite to up. obama did michael or what obama did really he said who am i going to do my campaign contributors on wall street irby are the people who voted for me and he said look i represent my campaign contributors and he invited them to the well to the white house invited the leading wall street people and said look i'm the only guy standing between you and the horse you know i'm going to i don't worry i'm on your side and we know that he repeated that two days ago at mccain's funeral he said mccain and i have no difference in policy at all well here is mccain one of the. five who backed the savings and loan ripoff by charles keating and pressured alan greenspan not the prosecute not to are regulate the savings and loans you have very clearly obama on the side of the creditors and. the. difference between and where he is today is the creditors normally use political assassination of almost every leading her advocate all the way from. russia brothers in rome to julius caesar who took the populist

now, in that sense, jesus continues to be popular, but that's not the kind of jesus you're talking aboutis it? >> not at all, because i don't think that we can say that jesus represents any particular form of government, because in his day, rome ruled the world -- tyrannical rome. and yet jesus never led a rebellion against rome. he never engaged in political activities of that sort. and he wasn't crucified for being a seditionist against rome. >> you know, billy graham there is commenting about, you know, the role of the church versus the role of the government. and i will surprise many people to know that at the time that billy graham was on this program, southern baptists and evangelicals hadn't been mobilized as a political force in national politics yet. i mean, it was really 1976 when evangelicals first mobilized for a democratic president, jimmy carter... >> [ chuckles ] >> ...before they then joined forces with the moral majority and jerry falwell and then got behind ronald reagan in 1980. how do you reflect on the fact that, you know, southern baptists weren't an explicitly poli

. >> you guys don't think jesus enough. the only white people who think jesus are republicans and ex-crackheads. jillian: not even god is off-limits. rob: the backlash is building to biblical proportions. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: not one of my better performances when the music comes on. jillian: you knew this song was coming on. rob: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. rob: supreme court nominee and the woman accusing him of sexual assault now set to testify on capitol hill. doug lose 8 or has reaction from all sides. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh is in a perilous spot. he denied these allegations that is being asked to prove his innocence. this will be an explosive hearing coming up monday. unless new evidence surfaces this really is a he said she said with a woman accusing him of sexually assaulting her when the two were in high school. the white house is standing behind br

republicans, y'all need jesus.heers and applause ) >> trevor: wow. i -- i never thought you would say that either because you don't believe in jesus. >> i know. like many atheists, i grew up catholic. ( laughter ) i went through all the sacraments, baptism, first communion and, of course, molestation. ( audience reacts ) i'm kidding. i was never baptized. ( laughter ) and as an atheist, i used to think republicans were too fixated on jesus but, turns out, he was the only thing keeping them in check because now republicans have dropped him completely and they're about as interested in morality as steve bannon is in face cream. ( laughter ) look at the defending brett kavanaugh. >> isn't it just a shame that a person like judge kavanaugh who has a stellar record that somebody can bring something up he did when he was a teenager close to 40 years ago, that's not relevant. >> we're talking about a 15-year-old girl, which i respect, you know, i'm a woman, i respect, and we're talking about a 17-year-old boy in high scho

after that a tiffany he turned away from rock music to follow jesus and assist his fellow man . if some apostles of rock music go back to god it's above all to escape the curse ever since robert johnson's infamous found packed the rocker soul belongs to the devil legend has it that satan coming to claim his due cause the death of many musicians including jimi hendrix jim morrison brian jones janis joplin and more recently amy winehouse all of them like robert johnson dead at twenty seven which gave rise to the club twenty seven legend to put. all the so-called cursed poets or cursed musicians you may really put them on the same level as your i do not lair jimi hendrix or janis joplin or amy winehouse else they are people capable of bringing so much beauty but their daily lives are so turbulent today have addictions it's disaster after disaster so long as it makes you always a lot of. real hawk at the last ice rock n roll tends to gradually ring these musicians dry it's very demanding very exhausting. finally killed many of its practitioners at an early age i guess. but even if r

i think to my mind, he was saying black people would be thanking jesus.. i think it really spoke to that idea of who it is that will do something as daring as acknowledge their faith in public. >> greg: you're exactly right. that's when i was trying to say. it's a very politically incorrect thing to say i think on his part. i thought it was kind of brave. it was a little risky. >> dana: do you like to watch any of the shows? >> nicole: i stopped watching awards shows a few years ago. i'm not interested the hollywood people having so much influence over the public. a lot of these actors and entertainers, they are not educated but they have a huge fan base so they go off because they have this fan base. i really appreciate intelligent conversation, so if you are not backing it up with the education and facts. >> dana: do know what's a great awards show? country music awards. >> greg: a lot of people are criticizing this he didn't it. i watch it. this was the most benign. if you can handle a few jabs, what's your problem? >> juan: what is wrong with "the fiv

around the fact that jesus was lord and jesus is savior to help people to be salt and light to surrounding world. and the point of it is that each of these types of cultural have its own unique value its own role to play in society but not only does its sphere has a center but a circumference or limit to its jurisdiction the government has no business interfering in -- in this sphere in sort of ordering them and telling them what to do. but it needs to let spheres sort of operate on their own as much as possible and step in when it needs to protect strong from weak and relevance to spheres but it should play its own role. same thing for the church. that the church should not try to set itself up in a cohearsive relationship with the the government and try to control are art world. or the science world in vice versa so -- so this naturally raises the question -- what is the -- right relationship between religion and politics? what is the right relationship proper relationship between church and state? and so i want to answer those two questions and i want to start by pointing out that they

jesus loves all people, but he does not love all ideas.ence the voices of men and women of faith, and those that disagree with it. >> go and get your torches and pitchforks, abc is about to give a show to some christians. >> there's an agenda out in america right now that demands silence, especially from men and women who profess jesus christ. >> jason, aren't you upset with hgtv? >> that is ok, we're not victims -- >> we live from the inside out. not from the outside in. we don't need media to tell us we were 12 and took jesus in our hearts. and our father says, when you give your heart to the lord you , have entered the battle between good and evil and when you make your peace, you declare war on the devil. love looks like something, love lays its life down it does not duck for cover. it's time for christians, only for jesus, whatever the cost. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jason and david. the been them brothers. benham brothers. ♪ [applause] >> i thought they were clapping for me. >> no, no. thank you, thank you, be seated and i

todos:"ayÚdame, jesús". lo vamos a poner allÍ en su lugar. le crea una capa protectora y evita que esos Óxidos, bueno, el oxÍgeno se salga de la cÁscara. que dure más. carlos: un milagro mÁs que hace el aceite de coco. jesÚs: este últimocon cuchillos, olvidamos y la mayorÍa se nos crea el Óxido que tambiÉn daÑa el filo y entonces mire, aceite de oliva y mayormente donde se crea ese Óxido. lo van a dejar ahÍ unos 7 minutos y luego lo quitamos con agua bien caliente. mira como mantengo mi cuchillo para que vean que no es mentira. Éste aceite de oliva es para el cuchillo. quiero que compartan los remeros caseros que tienen porque se trata de interactuar en las redes sociales. que me sigan y manden esos consejos caseros. comparten y ahÍ nos ayudamos mutuamente. carlos: ayÚdame, jesús! karla: nos encantÓ esta secciÓn, escriba a sus redes sociales si tiene algÚn secreto o duda. vamos a una pausa. volvemos con el revoltillo digital. francisca: el doctor juan comparte la clave para quitarse los aÑos de encima sin ac

. >> the old white people who think jesus are republicans and ex-crackheads. heather: the 70th annual emmy awards living up to the hype. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: live in the moment especially if you're moment tunes you into "fox and friends first". it is 4:00 it is 4:00 am, live show on the fox news channel and happy tuesday morning. let's begin with this confirmation of brett kavanaugh, put on hold, the supreme court nominee and the woman accusing him of sexual assault are set to testify on capitol hill. douglas later live with reaction from all sides and there's a lot of reaction to talk about. >> reporter: it will be an explosive hearing on capitol hill assuming christine agrees to testify, she accused brett kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when the two were in high school. donald trump is standing by brett kavanaugh. >> i think he is on track. i wish the democrats could have done this sooner. >> reporter: deputies are looking for a significant delay, beyond the midterm elections. to that end many are demanding a full fbi i

i stand before you as an ambassador of the lord jesus christ. jesus christ. that is what i want to do this morning. i'm not a great orator. i'm that even a great actor. matter of fact, i'm retired. you might as well finish while you're on top and that is the only thing i will get on any movies. i want to talk to you about what my granddaddy would have wanted to talk about if he was here today. today, we are talking a lot about different things in our society. a lot of problems that we are going to face, no matter who is the politician or who is in government, our country has a lot of problems to be done with. the problem is a lot of the stuff we are talking about even at this conference here are really symptoms of a greater problem. and no one wants to address it. everybody wants to put band-aids on the symptoms. the problem is even greater. 1967, louis made world history by becoming the first person to have a heart transplant. he would actually died a few days later, not due to a bad pneumonia.due to the human race's greatest problem is that of

that jesus burn fat because you shall worship the word of god then after jesus had finished his taskion and burial, he starts to talk to the disciples and says to them that the mandate will be to go to all the world and preach the gospel to make disciples of every nation. where is my eraser i will go this way. matthew's gospel teach nation. teach them. he says so with all the world to preach the gospel. we focus on this one to which is the church and preaching the gospel the passages from the bible how many of you pray for a great awakening for america? >> and outpouring? >> that focusing on preaching the gospel and then we build churches that if we pray passionately that at some point there will be the outpouring of the change of america the devil has taken the great commission and while we pursue the awakening the devil taught america coming right out from under our christian. thank you. we will use the. [laughter] --dash --dash tissues tissues. so what are these dump that shape the nation let me change this picture. so the command to the disciples nation is where we are now. your

you don't thank jesus enough.k jesus are republicans and excrack heads. >> i'm laughing. is this the new left? we are going to debate it or am i just missing the sniewrm they never saw it coming. great grandfather fighting off three armed robbers. the video you will begin to see in a second if you sit through a pill commercial ♪ i want to rock ♪ rock ♪ i want to rock ♪ sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. steve: 6:24 in the morning on september 18th. first up the trump administration capping refugees into the united states to a new low record. mike pompeo announcing the proposal for 33% decrease from 45,000 to 30,000 refugees next year. pompeo says the new cap serves the national interests of the united states. and president trump turns up the heat on china. the whit

we were 12 and took jesus in our hearts.nd when you make your peace, you declare war on the devil. love looks like something, love lays its life down it does not duck for cover. it's time for christians, only for jesus, whatever the cost. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jason and david. ♪ . [applause] >> i thought they were clapping for me. >> no, no. thank you, thank you, be seated and i will accept that standing ovation. this is david. and gil, it's always david and jason benham. d comes before j and i'm a heck of a lot better looking than this guy. >> jesus told us in matthew 5 chapter 11, blessed are you when men persecute you and falsely accuse you for my namesake. let me just say something, today in america if you stand for values, specifically values or we would like to say biblical truths, you will come under attack. and what will happen is first, it's marginalized and then demonized and maybe ultimately criminalized and that's where we're headed today. we have to ask ourselves, are we willing to take a stand

through jesus christ our lord, amen.whose wisdom is beyond our understanding, deal graciously with john's family and friends in their grief. surround them with your love that they may not be overwhelmed by their loss, but have confidence in your goodness and strength to meet the days to come. through jesus christ, our lord. amen. >> a reading from the book of wisdom. the souls of the righteous are in the hand of god, and no torment will ever touch them. in the eyes of the foolish, they seem to have died and their departure was thought to be a disaster, and they are going for us to be our destruction but , they are at peace. for though on the side of others, they were punished. their hope is full of immortality. having been disciplined a little, they would receive great good because god tested them and found them worthy of himself. those who trust in him will understand truth, and the withful will abide in him love because grace and mercy are upon his holy ones, and he who watches over his elect. the word of the lord. ♪ [

jesus loves us, even though we are sinners. we need to repent and come to him. host: sue calling from gaithersburg, maryland on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i wanted to make a comment about the kavanaugh hearing. i watched them completely on c-span, great coverage. first, i had reservations about kavanaugh, was very concerned because immigration is my main issue. i was concerned at first his real big ties to the catholic church because in maryland, where i live, the catholic church has been responsible for the importation of hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens into our state. i was concerned that his wife was the town manager of chevy chase and they allow illegal aliens to vote in elections. i was concerned about the immigration issue. after watching the hearings, i was blown away with what a wonderful pic this was. his brilliance, his compassion, his humanity. he was very clear about the separation of powers. indirectly, he was talking about daca. daca should be ended. it was an illegal thing obama

family is what it's all about for jesus madrano.eague commissioner from 1988 to 2010 despite never picking up a baseball. ((take sot)) jesus madrano/president"this is about numbers and rules and all that. i say, well i don't know how we could play, but i know how we could run it and we started making our own rules. we started making our rules for the league and after that it was easy."and there were a lot of rules. 67 of them laid out in this booklet from the 1993 season. for example, players could only change teams once a year, a maximum of 25 players per team, and players and umpires couldn't make jokes... or else they'd face punishment.((take sot)) jesus madrano/president "we got a few complaints sometimes, but i mean we got everything in the line."the league also grabbed a lot of attention. white sox legend minnie minoso... seen here in this photograph with madrano... as he threw out the ceremonial first pitch for the 1994 season at marinelli field. during that season... mexican league star hector espino... nicknamed the 'mexica

and then they decided to believe jesus and went back to north korea and then they tried to share this with the north theres, which means that are a number of christians in north korea and it is growing. that is kind of the environment. >> it is so different and many of us -- everyone experiences that so different but it is helpful to understand the challenges that we face as we try to advocate for religious freedom. including in very repressive places like north korea which is listed as the number one violator of religious freedom. can you talk a little backed up out the techniques and ideology the government uses to control thatlk a little bit about and what needs to change for religious freedom. the first president of north korea, his father and mother and his grandpa was christian as well. but kim il-sung became an atheist and established communism. in the constitution gives says you can have your own faith but once you proclaim another problemsthat causes and then you can't have faith. >> what is that mean? >> if you know jesus and want to share his love and words with people, tha

jesus said, this is my commandment, that you love one another as i have loved you.gerard manly hopkins. what i do is me. for that i came. but i say more that just man justices. keeps grace that keeps all his glowings graces. acts in god's eye. what in god's eye he is. christ. for christ plays in 10,000 places. lovely in limbs. lovely in eyes not his. to the father. through the features of men's faces. don't misunderstand me. i am not recommending john for sainthood. he was so very human. and for that reason, we can see god in his life. he was the just man justicing. for john mccain, every human being deserved to be treated justly. he saw god our father through the features of every person. especially the poor and those persecuted by power and those in need. john was a man who loved. and he knew that love is seen in actions, in doing. he was so often surrounded by the servicemen and women he had such a special affection for. we can hear him in shakespeare's words. but we, we shall be remembered. we, we few, we happy few, we band of brothers. love is truly shown in ac

the only people -- the only white people that thank jesus are republicans and ex-crack heads. >> nobody watched. don't worry. the news continues with laura ingraham in d.c. tonight with the swamp. i'm the only one left in new york. how are you. >> laura: i'm thinking when you get home from the show, you dvr'd the emmys and you put your puffy slippers on and the bon bones -- >> that's really me. >> laura: the curlers in. >> i open a beer and i have you on tivo, the greatest invention ever. dvr. >> laura: would you know one of the shows that was nominated for an emmy? i wouldn't. >> i hate these people. we're funny. nobody cares. hollywood is done. >> laura: it's over. tv is over except on fox. hanni hannity, great show. >> thanks, laura. >> laura: good evening from the swamp. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." we have a vitally important hour for you tonight. late-breaking revelations and details on this kavanaugh story. another delay tonight in the kavanaugh vote. what is going on with this accuser and is an fbi investigation warranted? mercedes schlapp from the white hou

and when you west on some of the practices of good the good the bad mood to some watchdog says that jesus was not all he's always had the best of d.c.i. the best of dads churches are not trick wired to pay taxes but you don't rise in extreme poverty so politicians want to change that still it's a highly unpopular ideal hmong those who believe a positive change is possible to their face and not their coffee. table book but. he wrote the novel of the week. when the german books cry. food of the nominees. and walked off the stories of. the twenty eight. next d.w. . european stars deliver rousing performances. assume hot and shades. but it must be banned morrison that i'm on a mass general rhythm and blues love me. live. concerts in forty five minutes on d w. a great yourself with d w's interior design. channel on. terror at the more of a refugee camp there's a terrible suspicion coursing through one of europe's largest refugee camps on the island of less lost a legit i as followers has said to be terrorizing the refugees some say they've created criminal structures we meet witnesses and vict

we ask in jesus name, amen. very much. [ applause ] >> coming up tonight on c-span three, a look at refugee resettlement programs in the u.s. then, officials testify on the administration's policy, on the detention of families at the us-mexico border. and, later, the senate banking committee examines sanctions on russia. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day, with news and policy issues, that impact you. come in tuesday morning, feminist majority foundation president eleanor smeal, discusses brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination. then, judicial watch president tom witten, talks about the future of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. then, washington post fact checker columnist glenn kessler, on fact checking president trump. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7 am eastern, tuesday morning. joined the discussion. >> now, we will take you to the center, for a discussion on federal refugee resettlement programs. this runs about two hours. >> good morning, and welcome. my name is j

they persecuted jesus a look what happened. not to compare bill cosby to jesus but we know what this country has done to blackman for centuries. but bill cosby is 81 years old and he will have to serve at least two years and nine months in prison before he is eligible for parole. >>> the time i was 4:35. -- the time is 4:35. children or pay attention to the conversation on sexual misconduct. the santa clara county school superintendent is now in district schools talking to students about the topic. >> reporter: in this classroom at the middle school and san jose, these young people are opening up about a tough topic. >> i have heard of sexual harassment. i have heard stories, read them online, cinnamon the news. >> reporter: this seventh grader says she first heard about sexual misconduct earlier this year >> reporter: and how it makes him feel, pretty good sense of what is appropriate and what is not. >> i think it is when people do something without the other person's consent? >> it is just not right, because if someone puts

but as so many pointed out, through her life, her family, and that indelible music -- ♪ jesus jesus >as classy enough to sing on the most prominent stages in the world. but she was homegirl enough to make potato salad and fry some chicken. >> so if she is the queen of soul, every time she sang, she sang from her soul. she sang from this special place that was in her soul, be it gospel, be it jazz, be it blues, be it r&b, it was always from her soul. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most touching tributes coming from one who knew her best, her granddaughter victory. >> to see a woman so fierce, so courageous, gifted, so respected. and to be able to call that my grandmother, to know that i have that running through my blood, and that she's a part of who i am. >> reporter: and her grandson jordan. >> i'm sad today because i'm losing my friend. you showed the world god's love and there's nothing more honorable. >> reporter: to her family, a loving grandmother. but to the world, an icon and activist. >> all of her life, she supported the causes. she was ain before feminism was popular. she

jesus: bueno como italia. carlos: no se lo pierdan. yo creo que gana estados unidos. carlos: ay por dios1 no me gusta nada de lo que preparaste hoy. francisca: hay que prestar atenciÓn a nuestra sesión para controlar la ira que tendremos mÁs adelante hoy. carlos: maÑana hablamos. a ver que apostamos. jesus: pero me pagas y no como alan que me debe tres apuestas. carlos: lucero estuvo en la semifinal de mira quien baila y ahÍ revelÓ el secreto para estar enamorada. repoertera: " mÁs enamorada que nunca" no es sÓlo el tÍtulo del nuevo disco de lucero sino su verdadero estado sentimental pues revive el opina que sigue con el empresario michelle curi. lucero: feliz porque pasamos vacaciones muy lindas. estoy super feliz ya que estoy muy enamorada y me siento plena. estamos super contentos y son detalles preciosos. siempre me he sentido una reina a su lado con un trato precioso, con un amor y una ilusiÓn tan bonita. reportera: lo que tampoco acaba es el trabajo y nos sorprendiÓ al confesar que fue invitada a hacer el gran musical cats, obra

it people are really open to that great message that jesus brings to each of us. especially nowadays when people are materially satisfied. they have a deeper longing in the spiritual life in their heart. we are the where they can find meaning, when probably they were more focused on trying to survive and work for material goods. but now, people have that already. what is the next step? that is why the vast majority of chinese people, especially young people, they are in college and are very interested in seeking spiritual nourishment. >> there must be that hunger which doesn't die and i think you are right, i'm not sure that we in the west appreciate how rapid the growth of the chinese economy has been, we hear about it but truly more and more middle-class, more people not in poverty and people as you say who have enough material things but want to know more about what life is about. very interesting. our catholic missionaries free to practice in china? >> yes. we now have some freedom but not totally. hopefully we can have that total freedom very soon. to bring g

his mom is like, nobody ever thinks jesus on that show, why should i watch them.street," the guy that's been writing the bert and ernie characters since 1984, he now says that bert and ernie are and that he wrote them that way and he always thought about his partner when he was writing the characters. but "sesame street" begs to differ. they say we, as we have always said, bert and ernie are best friends. they are teaching preschoolers that people can be friends even though they are different, and even though they are both male characters, the remaining puppets and do not have a orientation. >> leave it to "sesame street" to come up with common sense. frank oz said the same thing, he said i created bird and of course not, they are just roommates. who's next, while waldorf and stadler? gonzo? >> i don't think you could midstream as a writer take over the characters and decide, especially when someone from "sesame street" pointed out, they don't exist from the waist down. >> that does seem like it would be an important thing. although personally i'm having a really

you don't disparage god and you don't mention jesus, politicize him and mention crack heads.ell flat, the whole evening. when betty white, who is 96 years old becomes the highlight of this thing for no reason except for the fact she's betty white, you know you're in trouble. there was moment you will like. michael chase awarded an emmy to some tv black legends that were not recognized in the past. this was actually kind of funny. watch. >> ms. marla gibbs, we would like to present you this reparations emmy. your role as florence the made is where i got fired from every service job i had. >> thank you, i think. >> is this the real emmy? >> the real thing what do you think? >> i cannot believe this. i just got one word for this thing. >> say it. >> it's dynamic. >> no dynamite that time. this was funny. you know why this works? there were actual legends in tv that we recognized. the rest of the show is populated by people -- and, look, it's not the fault of the performers but television is so shattered. it's all of these streaming shows that none of views time to watch. >> i do

the persecuted jesus, and look what happened. nothing mr.by is jesus, but we know what this country is done to black men for centuries. mr. cosby is doing fine. he is holding up well. and everybody wants to say anything negative, you are a joke as well. thank you. amy: bill cosby is the first celebrity to be convicted of sexual abuse since the start of the #metoo movement. for more, we're joined by visual artist and actor lili bernard. she has accused bill cosby of drugging and raping her in the early 1990's when he mentored her in preparation for her guest starring role on the cosby show. welcome back to democracy now! as i watched tv yesterday, i saw you coming out of the courtroom. the significance of bill cosby being sentenced to three years to 10 years and being imprisoned right away? >> that torrential rain that was pouring down as we were emerging for the courthouse was so serendipitous because judge steven o'neill delivered a tsunami of a sentence. somethingnot only as that signals a shift and rape culture away from misogyny and towa

and others saying there are people in these ancient sul tour that's owned slaves and jesus said it was okay. so there are notes called moral swasion. moral, suasion. i think f i'm wrong you'll let me know? won't you? all right. if you do that, i'm going to pull an andrew jackson. he said, quote, there are multiple ways to spell words. okay. the idea you'll convince slave holder that's slavery is a sin. it's morally wrong. this does anyone know who this guy is here? i've used this in class over the years. have you seen him? this guy? yeah? narrative of frederick douglass. he's one of the most interesting i think. and one of the most accomplished f you read his narrative which is an ab bol ligsist tract you'll learn that he runs and writes this book. there is a what do you think is the consequence of a slave striking an overseer? >> death? >> could be death. a black man is never supposed to strike a white man in slavery. do you think he made this up? we can't resolve this. he made it up, punching his overseer why do you suppose he's write it and publish it? >> positive propaganda? the id

. >> they persecuted jesus and look what happened. i'm not saying mr. cosby is jesus, but we know what he this country has done to black men for centuries. >> that publicist and drew wyatt says that god is watching over bill cosby as he spends the first of what's going to be many nights in prison. in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> coming up, tomorrow night at 10:00, the premiere of abc's highly anticipated drama called "a million little things." this show is about friends trying to deal with a buddy's suicide and realizing the danger of their culture of silence. then on abc 7 news at 11:00, meet a bay area woman who tried to kill herself and survived. how she's part of a growing movement of survivors giving hope and help to others. >>> in the east bay, a man police say started two brush fires is now in jail. police tracked down william priest after a witness saw him running from one of the fires. the fire on monday burned six acres only yards from a fire that broke out sunday. that one burned seven acres near a subdivision. a firefighter suf

we have jesus and uncle tom. we have the double in this simon. will learn ayou pretty smart chance of things you didn't know before i am done with you. struck a cow hide and tom a heavy blow across the cheek. tom want with a fellow slave, so simon takes it from him and whips tom. yes, master, said tom. i am willing to work night and day while there is life and breath in me, but this, i can't feel right. and master, i shall never do it, never. this is what he says. the book closes with the brutal guyer of this overseer, a named uncle tom. do you guys think this is a partial track to convince people that slavery is wrong? how do you suppose southerners respond to this? >> first of all, they are inspiring other slaves to start a rebellion. >> could be, yeah. they are angry they are being mischaracterized. if you are as slave, a slave owner in the south, you don't want to be known as someone who brutally murders their slaves, do you? so is this a little exposition may be? are southerners going to read this book to see what the fuss is about? yeah. th

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they persecuted jesus and look what happened. not saying mr. cosby is jesus but we know what this country has done to black men for centuries. >> the 81-year-old cosby will have to serve at least two years and nine months before he is eligible for parole. >>> an investigation released today found that a california state senator threatened to slap a lobbyist and also rubbed her shoulders when he was drunk at a restaurant near the capitol last month. the legislation is not in session and joel anderson is not seeking re-election. instead he's running for the state tax board. california nurses association lobbyist stephanie robinson filed the complaint against him and several witnesses have backed up her story. >>> now to the latest on the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. republicans have scheduled the first vote for friday, one day after palo alto professor christine blasey ford testifies about kavanaugh's alleged sexual assault during a drunken high school party. as fox news lauren blanchard tells us, republicans are pushing back agai

. >> stephen: he says jesus wept.t where he's turning water to wine, though, you have to know, "we're all out of wine!" he's like, "watch this." like that-- i feel-- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah, sure. but the show you're in. >> yes. >> stephen: is racy. >> it's a little racy. >> stephen: at times. and you don't even swear off camera. >> not in real life. >> stephen: so how do you square the racy stuff happening in "insecure." your character has the sexy time. >> yeah. >> stephen: how--hat d dou rents feel about thi one well, here's the thing. i just eye had a talk, and we have our ground rules. we know, like, what we can do and what we can't, and i appreciate the producers because they are very aware and very protective. so if you notice in mollie's scenes she's always covered in a way. but then here's the kicker. i was like, "it's fine. my parents" like, they're really conservative. i said, "they'll never watch the show because they're in nigeria." perfect. and then the show came to nigeria. ( laughter )

you don't thank jesus enough. that's true.- the only white people that thank jesus are republicans and ex-crack heads. >> nobody watched. don't worry. the news continues with laura ingraham in d.c. tonight with the swamp. i'm the only one left in new york. how are you. >> laura: i'm thinking when you get home from the show, you dvr'd the emmys and you put your puffy slippers on and the bon bones -- >> that's really me. >> laura: the curlers in. >> i open a beer and i have you on tivo, the greatest invention ever. dvr. >> laura: would you know one of the shows that was nominated for an emmy? i wouldn't. >> i hate these people. we're funny. nobody cares. hollywood is done.

she has this archetype where uncle tom is an archetype of jesus. he is this calm, submissive, and kindly figure. now they want to make him an overseer. you can imagine for a moment the internal struggle tom is going to have knowing he will have to whip a fellow slave. anyway, just read you a passage. it is a spoiler alert. i think it is a powerful moment in the book. she spends a lot of time developing his character. where you come to identify with uncle tom. you like him. he is a likable figure. he does what he is told, including taking instructions from his master without sarcasm or pushing back. there is this overseer named simon, you don't need to know the name, but i want to share this with you. this white overseer named simon who wants to promote him and make him a driver. that is a euphemism for an overseer. what do you suppose tom has to do to be initiated? what is the litmus test? what is the initiation rite? if i could use that phrase. dot does simon want tom to to see he has got the chops? >> whipping other slaves. >> he wants to have hi

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