he talks about the vision of jesus and the humanity of jesus. he said because jesus was a human being who laid -- made these decisions and became an extraordinary person that we still talk about, all of us can do it. he took away our excuses. >> i love that. i hate to stop it right there. we have to go to a break. that is really a great understanding. >> thank you for that. >> please come back. i know you want to hear more in our next segment with the reverend doctor dorsey blake. >>> we'll be right back with more news, weather and sports. you're watching kpix. >>> welcome back. if you did not know who howard thurman was, you could 9 pm because of doctor dorsey. he has been pastor of the church for 25 years. you have a complication. >> yes. >> every year we have holly thurman. we do that in conjunction with the church's anniversary. this one was quite amazing. we had extraordinary panelists. we talked about racism, immigration and collective liberation. we do this to introduce and commemorate thurman's life and work but to say, let's move forwar

even though jesus is yours, somebody else, a lot of christians say jesus is the way. if you believe jesus is the son of god, i have a truth i want to share with you and give you and i know you resist that kind of you have to believe in jesus so a little about the higher power and whether one needs it for the program to be successful. >> people who want to shove jesus down my throat or anyone else's tend to be very crazy. [laughter] >> my jesuit friend tom weston said originally that if you want to know if you created god in your own image, he hates all the same people you do. neil isn't a christian but he loves jesus, he loves my church, a sweet sanctuary, such a sanctuary movement in vietnam and a place of welcome and love. i feel, i understand i know nothing. i believe i have a third-grader or golden retriever absence of theology. i keep things so simple with my sunday school kids whether they are teenagers or little ones and i tell them your love, there is love around you, above you, inside you. there is a beautiful little flame of the divine in you, don't let anyo

25. >> tucker: jesus would have open borders? is that what you're saying? >> when i was hungry, did you feed me? >> tucker: i'm aware of the verse but you're comfortable with this, is what you're saying? >> i don't know that you believe it. if that's -- that's what it says, tucker. that's what mike pence pretends to acknowledge but he doesn't. >> tucker: i'm trying not to end this interview. i wonder if you know the extent to which you play with fire introducing religious faith appropriating someone else's religious faith into a conversation about public policy. do you think that's a wise thing to do? do you think if mike pence stood up and said i'm for building a wall and quoting this scripture to justify it. i know for a fact i would say, whoa, settle down. this is a public policy question. a multiethnic, multireligious country. don't start doing that, this is not a theocracy but you're saying this is okay. >> one, i didn't mean to offend you on religious grounds. >> tucker: come on, now, i'm on jesus team and you're not. what

think that jesus would have open borders? is that what you're saying? i'm aware of the verse. i'm aware of the verse. >> yeah. >> tucker: but you're comfortable with this is what you're saying? >> you're aware of it but i don't know that you believe it. that's what it says, tucker. and that's what mike pence pretends to acknowledge, but he doesn't. >> tucker: i'm trying not to end this interview right now because i'm getting offended. i wonder if you understand the extent you're playing with fire. do you think that's a wise thing to do? do you think if mike pence got up and said, "i'm for building a wall and i'm quoting this scripture to justify it," i know for a fact that i would say, "whoa, settle down. it's a public policy question. it's a multi-ethnic, multi-religious country." but you're saying that's okay. >> i didn't mean to offend you on religious ground. >> tucker: come on now. i'm on jesus' team and you're not. what is that? >> i hear you. i'm just pointing out that many on the right have taken christ up as their ba

it's just wrong and it doesn't line up with jesus. for christians, evangelical, jesus is lord. and jesus said how you care for and welcome the stranger, the immigrant the undocumented immigrant, is how nations will be judged? >> and you can see the stranger the immigrant is a focal point of president trump and the republicans' pre-midterm campaign policy. there's a very ugly commercial out right now. i obviously know how you'll react to that but how do you think the country recoveries from that? it goes back to echoes of the willie horton ad. >> further. remember, this anti-immigrant vane runs through. we've always struggled with what we say on paper. go back to the 1920s and '30s and how people who are irish and polish were seen as bad and pushed away. he's not just saying immigrant, he's saying mexicans, we have to remember that. there were not jurst children, they were brown children. >> and now with the caravan. >> right, these are people, many of whom are fleeing honduras and el salvador because of our policies. our military policies in those areas, our deportation policie

jesus doesn't say this is the friendly lonely people. jesus doesn't say please, please take care of the friendly for. i show up, i learned to show up and i'm trying to think, it was kind of a novelist of the soul. i raised a child and that was so intense and crazy and hard. i didn't have any money and i started to respect anyone who could do that. >> in the book anne teaches sunday school at her church and you were saying he tried to instill this in the children. you have them repeat a mantra and that is i have value. tell us about the little girl. >> i have three kids. i go to a tiny church of about 35 people. i have two or three kids so i had to teenagers. one was really -- and one that will better in an 8-year-old girl with very severe buck teeth just the loveliest spirit. she was just like god. when i told the children we were going to say out loud i have value it's scary to say that to yourself. you can do it in your head now that's scary. first of all you try not to think it. you were taught that you are close to being of value in

jesÚs: me ganÓ .tros. generosos, latinos luchadores. nunca pierdan eso tan bonito que tienen de ayudar a los demÁs en las mejores y en los peores. cindy: mÍnimo de nuestros paÍses donde nos enseÑan a luchar. somos un ejemplo de lo que queremos. >> cindy pues aprovecha esta publicidad. >> se presenta gente que nos ha ayudado y nos ayuda. nos mandan regalos a nuestros hijos. cuÁnto a veces nos peleamos por los regalos que nos mandan nuestros televidentes. cindy: de gracias a dios por la vida, por mi familia, por conocer a gente como ustedes y por estar en este paÍs que nos ha tanta oportunidad de salir adelante. y gracias a dios por todo. >> gracias a ti. >> nuevamente te queremos agradecer asÍ. tÚ estÁs aquÍ fÍsicamente pero todas las personas que nos ven en el televisor a travÉs de " despierta amÉrica " les queremos decir gracias. cindy: gracias a todos por tenerme acÁ en este momento. y a todos muchas bendiciones. estoy por instagram, facebook. mousse y todo tipo de pasteles. >> nosotros mientras vam

already turned down when jesus goes into the desert is tempted for forty days and forty nights by the devil one of the last temptation is as the double shows him all the cities in the world and says they can all be yours if you'll just build amid all this political power can be yours and jesus said no and that was the deal that these pastors took according to like some of the christian press who saw them take it but it was an explicit deal that i made religious cover and i need your votes and i know what you want them to give it to you the charges. and he said filming in. july. then you also were at the capitol hearing and you saw a lot of women that all of women who were really upset about about the way the cabinet hearing was going and there's usually in every four lines episode a moment which is incredibly emotional and painful and hard to deal with was that moment. yes i'd say the most emotional part of the shoot for me was definitely being in those senate hart building and during the cabin i hearings they didn't just do it women's march they did just survivors march where they mi

the black jesus on the side altar is almost as the city's patron. the faithful believe he rescued the city from total destruction during the seventeenth century when an earthquake devastated large parts of the city the inhabitants took the black jesus from his altar and stood him for three days in front of the cathedral there were no further tremors and no more damage the deliverance which is still commemorated by an annual procession. the people of presume the indian aspects of their village also alongside the christians to this day every year representatives of the surrounding towns and villages come to costco to celebrate the feast of the earth mother still venerated as a fertility goddess by the church where india is. the festival brings the old legends back to life some remember a monk look up at the ancestor of all the in culture and legendary founder of course called it was made by. the god of creation. and it's striving for comprehensiveness the church tried to incorporate as many aspects of strange cultures as possible often by putting its

>> big hammer. >> stephen: is there any part of the jesus story that you like? >> i love jesus.w up, i was christian until i was about eight. >> stephen: eight. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's pretty early to toss out the baby jesus with the bath water. what-- what-- what turned you around there, kid? >> i remember i was doing bible studies and my brother came in, he was older than me, he was about 11 years older than me, and he said, "why do you believe in god?" and my mom went, "bob." and i knew she was stopping him telling me something. and i thought about it, and within about an hour, that's how it worked out. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that's-- oh, okay. all right. that's interesting. >> yeah. >> stephen: yeah. >> no, i-- i like the idea of it. i love the idea of them, you know, jesus -- >> stephen: you like sermon on the mount. >> i like jesus, not because he was half-god or whitewater? >> stephen: half god. >> well, i don't know, do i? i don't know. what was he, all god, wasn't he. >> stephen: god from god, light from light. it's just a-- it's just a parlor trick. it's just a

trabajar bajo jorge: quinto dÍa en el juicio de joaquÍn guzmÁn, con más revelaciones por parte de jesÚs estrellar la mano. como nos informa daniel de nueva york,los narco sobornos a funcionarios mexicanos, siguen siendo mencionados en el proceso. >> poco antes de retirarse del banquillo en el juicio contra joaquÍn guzmÁn, jesÚs entregÓ algunos millones de dÓlares al subsecretario de seguridad pÚblica de la ciudad de mÉxico, cuando anualment manuel lÓpez obrador era alcalde. el lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloa, tambiÉn declarÓ que genaro garcÍa tambiÉn recibiÓ 3 millones de dÓlares cuando recibÍa la agencia federal, y 3 millones y medios cuando era el secretario de seguridad pÚblica de la presidencia de felipe calderÓn. declarÓ la guerra contra el narcotrÁfico y habrÍa recibido sobornos por mÁs de $50,000,000por parte del cÁrtel de sinaloa. tres dÍas detallando cÓmo operaba su organizaciÓn criminal el chapo le devolviÓ el saludo de traje y corbata. asÍ concluyen las declaraciones por parte del ex socio de guzmÁn y uno de los testigos claves de la fiscalÍa. la mujer del sapo llegÓ mÁs temprano

already turned down when jesus goes into the desert gets tempted for forty days and forty nights by the devil one of the last temptation is as the devil shows him all the cities in the world and says they can all be yours if you'll just be able to me all this political power can be yours and jesus said no and that was the deal that these pastors took according to like some of the christian press who saw them take it but it was an explicit deal that i made religious cover and i need your votes and i know what you want them to give it to you the judges. and he said of filming in. july. then you also were at the capital hearing and you saw a lot of women that all of women who were really upset about about the way the cabinet hearing was going and there's usually in every four lines episode a moment which is incredibly emotional and painful and hard to deal with was that moment. yes i'd say the most emotional part of the shoot for me was definitely being in those senate hart building and during the cabin i hearings they didn't just do it womens march they did a survivor's march where th

. >> jesÚs zambada hoy dio una cÁtedra de narcotrafico, revelÓ detalles como cuanto ganan por kilo deructura criminal, quien estuvo muy cerca fue mi compaÑera que ha seguido este juicio desde el principio. rebeca en este juicio, no hemos podido escuchar la voz de chapo guzmÁn pero cÓmo lo viste tÚ en la sala? >> el chapo no se puede dirigir al juez a menos que Él te lo requiera. hoy lo vi vestido de traje pero lo vi muy interesado en cuanto llegÓ jesÚs zambada, en un principio lo trataba de no ha r haber. >> muy diferente a las que tenÍa con emma coronel . >> curiosamente ahora que dura todo el dÍa este juicio. hay momentos en que la fiscalÍa y la defensa van a hablar con el juez y ahÍ, es cuando Él trata de comunicarse con emma coronel a trav. vi emma coronel sonreÍle. >>es m la seguridad que hay den de la sala es muy interesante . >> yo nunca habÍa visto tanta seguridad. tambiÉn hay francotiradores que pertenecen a... pero adentro la seguridad estÁ a cargo de los... y el jefe de seguridad de esta corte lo trajeron de los Ánge s Ángeles, solo esta experimentado y solo se encarga de l

quite simply, thank you, jesus. thank you, jesus. your grace is sufficient.ause] you's, i out the thank promise i will name everyone. [laughter] managedknow kris cramer every one of my successful congressional campaigns. [applause] the swamp could never quite embrace that concept. my opponent viciously attacked her for it. i am one member of congress who stands here tonight for a full that she is still my wife and still undefeated. [applause] now, i am surrounded up here by most of my family. here, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, grandbabies and children. it is really cool, because everyone gives a great deal in an effort like this.i'd learn something from mike edwards when i was young staffer. anyaid, and boy is it true, one person can lose a race all by themselves, but no one can win a race all by themselves. this family is evidence. thereow, the funny thing, are multiple parades every weekend in north dakota. amerskes a lot of cr to cover those parades. they did it. they were the best of putting up signs, finding locations, we are so grateful to

jesus zambada seÑala al chapo como lÍder principal del cÁrtel de sinaloa.e alerta del fraude en facebook llamado " sister secret" y requiere informaciÓn personal como la direcciÓn de tu casa. carolina: quÉ tal? cÓmo estÁn y feliz jueves. con mucho gusto satcha pretto y carolina sarassa. borja continÚa en los latÍn grammy. satcha: es un placer estar con ustedes en ediciÓn digital. comenzamos con el video del dÍa que muestra el momento en que mexicanos lanzan piedras contra miembros caravana migrante que ya estÁ en tijuana. los residentes gritaban a los centroamericanos que no los quieren ahÍ. otros 2000 integrantes arribarÁn a la localidad fronteriza maÑana. las autoridades locales nuestra preparadas para recibirlos. carolina: el presidente trump advirtiÓ en su momento de cualquier persona que lanzarÁ piedras a agentes de la patrulla fronteriza ya que ellos podrÍan recibir disparos. quien estÁ en este momento en vivo es jessica zermeÑo. ella estÁ en esa ciudad. adelante. jessica: este fue el escenario que ustedes estÁn comentando. en este lugar se pueden ver

the gospel of thomas claims to be the secret teaching of jesus.nd when i read it first, half of it is very much like what you find in the new testament. and half of it is very different.it sounded to me a lot like buddhism. i thought, it could be influenced by buddhism. i don't think a village rabbi like jesus went to india but the tradition did. and it came back influenced by that. then they also deeply connected with jewish -- northing maybe it is connected with jewish mystical thought. it could be the teaching of a person there rabbi like jesus. i don't know. but it's a really interesting question that you raise.>> thank you. >> i lost my 26-year-old daughter last year. and as an atheist myself, i'm wondering how you feel about the afterlife and how you feel about communicating with your son and your husband. >> that is an interesting question and a necessary one i think in those circumstances. i feel mixed about it. i had experiences i would say, i will come experiences i can explain. i assumed one my son died i was brought up as a rationalist

the gospel of thomas claims to be the secret teaching of jesus. and when i read it first, half of it is very much like what you find in the new testament. and half of it is very different.it sounded to me a lot like buddhism. i thought, it could be influenced by buddhism. i don't think a village rabbi like jesus went to india but the tradition did. and it came back influenced by that. then they also deeply connected with jewish -- northing maybe it is connected with jewish mystical thought. it could be the teaching of a person there rabbi like jesus. i don't know. but it's a really interesting question that you raise.>> thank you. >> i lost my 26-year-old daughter last year. and as an atheist myself, i'm wondering how you feel about the afterlife and how you feel about communicating with your son and your husband. >> that is an interesting question and a necessary one i think in those circumstances. i feel mixed about it. i had experiences i would say, i will come experiences i can explain. i assumed one my son died i was brought up as a rationali

wanted you know jesus taught us otherwise open borders not. separating families all these very divisive things that donald trump has been doing in the name of the united states and protect the united states and what many evangelicals voted for he's saying no we want something else you have the video i don't i'm not sure if we have the video that we our faith in the teachings of jesus call us to be those with open arms not with closed borders it is the faith in jesus that compels so many of us to goodness and to kindness and to life in this country and not to want to vitriol frustration and gridlock. what about latino what role i mean again are we talking about one voting bloc here they have course you know they're often seen that way they're often treated that way but of course talking about people from dozens of countries with their own socio economic backgrounds some very religious some not religious so there's a lot of intersexuality here of of who these people are and for a long time there's been this assumption that latinos because they c

the kpiks-year-old wreet i haulered my name is john and i love you and jesus loves you.en reportedly shot at by member of the tribe in his key just go chow's last entry in this yurnl read you might think i'm crazy but i think it's worth it to declare geezes to these people. god, i don't want to die. in 2006 the same tribe killed two poachers illegally fishing near the yare pia. >> they've made it very clear they do not want contact. someone swess they have noia how or why. but had nothing but love for the people. if lrp they can do is wait to find out cnn, new york. >>> turning us now mary oh, all nation as international hauteur. he says he was graces, sensitive, ambassador of jeess christ. >> we're very sorry for the lost you have suffer said. he obviously was a very remarkable person. and first of all i wantb to say here in our nations, we are so greaves and shocked by this news and love john and are mourning his death and praying for his family, his friends and the people that he loved. on the north island. >> i know you're irn touch with his family. firm what made yo

"my name is john, i love you and jesus loves you.", his parents have forgiven this tribe for doing this to him. matt staver, thank you very much for joining me and telling us a little bit more about john. coming up next, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee confirms he plans to look into president trump's response and personal ties to saudi arabia after giving the royal family a pass on the murder of u.s. journalist jamal khashoggi. jamaal's former editor at the "washington post" joins me next. it's time for ultimate sleep number week on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends cyber monday. do you have the coverage you need? annual enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans. call today to learn about the kinds of cov

contrarrestar sus actividades, >>a narconovela continua jose,s por primera vez en el capitulo d de jesus zambada la defensa gana terreno incluso tratan de des desestimar lo que dice el rey a zambada contra de joaquin "el chapo" guzman diciendo que ha i sido un mentiroso y que el ab a abogado del chapo con un pulgar arriba le dijo que fue un ismo o >> la defensa se enfrento a su primer testigo uno controversial que la policia uso desde primer movimiento el rey zambada hermano del mayo uno de los p principales lideres del cartel d

hoy algo que es muy bueno y que celebramos por supuesto es que a la lista del o de latino se suma jesÚsgarÓ la contienda por el distrito nÚmero cuatro. >>ahora antonio delgado el demÓcrata que inició en nueva york, la hispana verÓnica escobar ganÓ en el paso texas ella junto a silvia garcÍa se convierten en las primeras mujeres en representar ese estado en el congreso de estados unidos. aÚn falta bastantees para que el reflejo de la poblaciÓn sea equitativo el nÚmero tendrÍa que subir a aproximadamente 74, pero ahÍ vamos. >>tÚ te ves de congresista? podrÍa se representaron poco el voto latino? >>eso de las elecciones me parece estresante mejor se lo debo a la gente que realmente tiene pasiÓn para eso y yo voto por ellos. votarÍa por ti

satcha: la defensa de joaquÍn guzmÁn loera interroga hoy a jesÚs zambada, hermano de ismael el mayo zambadafundador del cÁrtel de sinaloa. se trata el primer testigo que coopera con las autoridades y que seÑala a el chapo como el narco mÁs poderoso de mÉxico. zambada declarÓ el miÉrcoles por tres horas y guzmÁn loera tomÓ nota de las declaraciones. lo Último del juicio desde nueva york con aillen del toro. aillen: es el primer cooperante del chapo de sinaloa a quien llama la fiscalÍa para

a bunch of snowflakes and a bunch of little babies i'm worried about oh my god you're going to see jesus you were here it's we day killis this is the future just take in world war two this is veterans day that is running man that is really going to get into heaven more reasons and today we're worried about somebody saying jesus almighty god oh we're sunk as a culture we're abt you know no good thing is. they will still response to this thing people are becoming will send i bring this name flakes. no that's really you know it's a huge exaggeration and it's it's being used to promote this notion that everybody is becoming intolerant and you know it really isn't but i will tell you that as someone who is a leftist that i experience that kind of intolerance not for religion but for politics i can't get on the news shows that mainstream news shows anymore when i used to and i'll also tell you something else that there was to see i wonder why done by georgetown university at their free speech project at their free speech project which looked at sixty cases in the last forty three years in the

>> jesus in the manger. >> what i'm trying to convey is a kind of contradiction.y child. >> let's see the difference of this. we will be back with you shortly to finish up our talk. welcome back to mosaic. >> here's some basic information. this is frank. you can see his website there. go to it, listen to his music. learn about the man. >> then the other logo is the institute. it is an initiative of the archdiocese to bring beauty and splendor back to the sacred music. >> the composer has been commissioned to write a mass. >> thank you, tell us about the mass of the americas. >> this is an interesting project. it takes me into new territory as a composer. the inspiration for this is the feast day of our lady of guadalupe bay. this year coincides with the immaculate conception. we will have both things happening that mass. >> what is interesting is the archbishop has a vision. i have known him for a number of years. he has often talked about this. using music as a bridge. that is what he asked me to try to do with this mass. trying to find a way to weave into the fa

jesÚs garcÍa ganÓ el cuarto distrito en illinois convirtiÉndose en el primer migrante mexicano en llegartados de algunas de las votaciones. andu >>en illinois superÓ a republicano bruce bonner. en california el vicegobernador demÓcrata gavin, derrotó a republicano john cox y en texas fue abbott obtuvo segundo periodo tras vender a la demÓcrata lupe valdez. en arizona es republicanodaisy le ganÓ a garcÍa y enero mÉxico michelle lujÁn se embolsÓ al republicano pierce. cada una muy importante las contiendas para cada parte. >>vamos hablar de la mujer, de la posiciÓn de la mujer antes de empezar las elecciones de medio tÉrmino ya se hablaba que el gran aÑo de la mujer y parece que asÍ fue, o una silla en el capitolio nueve de ellas hacen historia por el cambio de tendencia que traen con sus ambiciones frescas de la polÍtica. lo bueno para los hispanoses que entre estas nueve mujeres hay de muchÍsimas minorías como por ejemplo hispanas, afroamericanas, musulmanas y tambiÉn gente muy joven. >>una legisladora de origen guatemalteco es norma torres quiepara uo con el distrito 35 la cÁmara de rep

please lord jesus please be with us lord." "please lord jesus give us this day..."- by the grace of god those prayers were answered."go, go, go!""we made it through, cristian!""we got it!"nat: "honk, honk." "thank you my brothers!" (vicki) that was that was nazy javid reporting... the family -- losing their home -- but grateful to be alive today. (grant) many people are still missing in butte county. actor james woods has actually dedicated his twitter account... to help people find missing loved ones.. by using the hashtag "camp fire james woods" these are just some of the tweets-- people are giving names and descriptions of their loved ones who are missing. one woman telling the story of her sister -- whose car broke down... as they were fleeing town. james woods has more than one- point- 8 million followers. he says, twitter can be a great tool in times like this -- and he hopes to connect these people with their loved ones... (grant) and the american red cross has an option on its website .... for residents to register as "safe and well" ... and post a message t

>> a come to jesus moment? >> it was, yeah. >> i was scared to death! >> reporter: i'm lester holt and this is dateline. >> reporter: how do you catch a dancing sprite? do you put her in a bottle? can you package the joy she brings? can you keep it when she goes? >> she was like a gravitational pull. >> reporter: her name was marie. marie carlson. >> she was magnetic. >> reporter: when she was happy she could make the whole world sing. >> live life to the fullest, is what marie would tell me. you know, you might not have tomorrow. >> reporter: and so she offered herself, her goodness. gave her vulnerable heart, and stored her secrets. until, well, what happened. but she was always that way -- was marie. from the time of the very first secret in her life. she was born in the philippines to a single mother, then taken in by the family of an american serviceman. and it was years later when she learned that kind serviceman was actually her father. which meant that esta bridges, the best friend she grew up with, was also her sister. >> what was that like to

we can probably move up in the teachings of jesus call us to be those with open arms not with closed borders it is the faith in jesus that compels so many of us to goodness and to kindness and to life in this country and not to want to vitriol frustration and gridlock. so he's trying to make a pretty strong case and let's be clear a very big uphill battle if evangelicals themselves or of democrats ever want to see significant out of evangelicals voting for democrats what role are tino's playing in this election this is the big questions been talked about by democrats there's there's often a something that latinos will vote democrat all the time especially now with trump with all of his divisive anti migrant rhetoric and i mixed in rhetoric from elsewhere in. in central south america but there vitriol against trump doesn't necessarily translate into voting democrat and you know you have fifty eight percent so so says pew that that of latino that say trump is not fit to be president but at the same time you have as many thirty million eligible voters latino voters now but only seven mi

do would jesus send ten thousand troops to the border with the order if you've got rocks thrown at you you were to shoot you know it's funny how we not now actually some of the reports from mexico that i saw over the weekend were selling that as they were going through towns and the mexican people saying what would jesus style catholic population they were coming out with food with clothes helping them along the way i mean literally everywhere along the way there so one reporter sat you couldn't walk more than a few feet without three bottles of water and people walking around. for the mexican people actually understand what is the threat to oh i think a lot better than our president. absolutely i saw the same thing tab i saw where these poor mexican towns were stepping forward with whatever they had to help these people why because that's what their religion teaches them to do and yet we knock the mexican people i'll tell you what i know for a fact having lived down there as long as i have at certain times they take religion a lot more serious and they do it with real sacred views of

from there it was jesus going mind, jesus making it 2—0.t—trick as manchester city cruised to a 6—0 victory. almost into the knockout stage in knockout style. and the swiss, bbc news. across the island of ireland, north and south, the thousands of irishmen who fought for britain in world war one will be remembered on sunday on the centenary of armistice day. for much of the last century the contribution of men from the south was deliberately written out of history while those from northern ireland were treated as heroes. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. they were musicians who became soldiers. when world war i broke out, every member of londonderry‘s hamilton flute band signed up. 0ur connections with this part of history are gradually fading into the past. i think that he must have seen some terrible things. ruby jordan's father played in the band. she died aged 92 a few days after we filmed this interview. herfather, archie, went to war when he was 18. he returned to northern ireland, but many other members of the band lost t

jesus was your big brother, how many times do you have to hear why can't you be more like jesus, jamesmselves christian perform in christian venues. >> a lot of people are like i want to go see him but i don't want to be offended. you have someone in your church all you have to do is come to your comfort zone and all of a sudden you have a new fan of comedy. >> i've been labeled the queen of clean. i have about 10 or 12 gold records and six platinum records and can't find a cussword. i tell my black friends all the time you think you're fun and we'll see how funny you are. it's not that i made a moral conscience to not cuss. it didn't exist in my vocabulary. when i see a comic get up and have a bunch of trodry words maybe it was the way they were raised. you need to slap their mother, not them. my mother came in my bedroom. i was 23 the night before i got married she came in and said tomorrow is your big day, i guess it's time we had that little talk. and she'd always spell it s-e-x. this is what i say every night if i say something about sex i'm sorry that offended you, if you're here

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i'm a believing in jesus. those things will never come out of his mouth, how much will i allow before i stand up and say something. >> plenty are for trump, plenette more against trump and they are ignited. >> in the closely watched gubernatorial race in georgia, stacy abrams aiming to make history, if elected would be the nation's first female black governor her opponent kim, in his role of chief elections official accuse democrats of hacking state voter rules. two days before the election. >> i'm not worried how it looks i'm doing my job. >> he asked for investigation from and found failed attack to hack the voter registration system and democrats call it 100% false and abuse of power. and she responded. >> do you think he deliberately cooked it up to help his campai campaign. >> this is a failure of his leadership. he realized he got caught he would lose. >> in 2016 he accused obama's department of homeland security of attempting to hack their assessment but reports found no such hacking took place. he's al

otras cosas el juicio contra el joaquÍn "chapo" guzmÁn iniciÓ hoy prencia de nuevo com testigo de jesÚstrechoarle la mano la defensa del chapo ha estado tratando en to momto de reyzambada para evi presentar a su defendido como un capo sin escrÚpulos el cadÁver de hÉctor beltrÁn leiva esta en sinaloa, fue llevado desde toluca en el estado de mÉxico donde habÍa fallecido a causaue cuenta. >> adelante. >> asÍ es felicidad el cuerpo Á y el exlÍder de cartel de los beltrÁn leiva se encuentra en su natal sinaloa, donde su familia ofrecerÁ los servicios fÚnebres y posteriormente el entierro del narcotraficante. ayer el cuerpo de beltrÁn leiva fue trasladado de las instalaciones de la fiscalÍa en el estado de mÉxico hacia el aeropuerto de toluca y posteriormente al estado de sinaloa. sabemos que iba acompaÑado por una de sus hijas y dos personas mÁs de las que no revelÓ sueraÁn aunque autoridades f dicho que esto fue a causa de un infarto que el narcotraficante sufriÓ un infarto al interior del penal de mÁxima seguridad del altiplano y despuÉs fue trasladado al hospital de toluca, esto genera m

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a jesÚs leÓn le faltan horas en el dÍa, se encarga del cuidado de sus padres, ambos estÁn incapacitadosud. >> un estrÉs tremendo que me llevÓ a la obesidad y tambiÉn falta de dormir, creo que estoy prediabÉtico. >> no es solo una inversiÓn de tiempo y salud, se calcula que los hijos que cuidan de sus padres, gastan en ellos al menos un 40% de sus ingresos. pero no tienen que hacerlo solo dice ivette pequeÑa, recomienda buscar programas del gobierno que pueden remo me zar algunas horas de cuidado * u organizaciones comunitarias que buscan apoyo con las personas mayores. >> buscar dentro de su familia y amistades porque a veces lo que necesitan es un pequeÑo descanso, una pausa. >> a doÑa ana marÍa y don vicente les preocupa el sacrificio de jesÚs y sus hermanos. >> que fuÉramos un impedimento para ellos llevar a cabo su destino. >> Él no los veÍas. >> es la Única forma que les puedo demostrar que estoy cobra agradecido con ellos por la vida y por lo que han hecho por mÍ. >> en salinas noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo los llevamos al cementerio mÁs colorido del mun

i had a come to jesus meeting with myself outside under my oaks. know that thing where you literally pray, i surrender, i surrender all. and give it to jesus. elp, please h help me see whatever it is i am supposed to be seeing. paradigm of what people were telling me was a struggle and turned it into an opportunity. that is what i was able to do. [applause] we know that everybody in this audience, who has already pre-voted? [cheers] oprah: i bow to you. so, now everybody in here is going to vote or has pre-voted. what can we do to support you in the next four days? what can we do? ms. abrams: volunteer and volunteer hard. [applause] here because you are paying attention but you all know someone, five people who do not believe this election matters. it's not because they are apathetic or to hate when people say that. it is not apathy. it is often they don't know because no one has bothered to tell them how -- that is. if you care about education, you need to tell the woman that you know or a man that you know that their special needs child would get

. >> el narcotraficante convicto jesÚs zambada llegÓ hoy al jurado del caso contra el chapo guzmÁn agar un soborno de $100,000 a un general diciÉndole: ahÍ estÁ en general. es un amigo . vÉalo y dÉle 100,000 y le manda un abrazo. >> el general toledano era muy conocido, encargado de los militares que estaban desplegados en el estado de guerrero. alguien que se suponÍa estaba a rg >> zambada agregÓ que con el soborno el cartel logrÓ que las autoridades no intervinieran en la llegada de un cargamento de cocaÍna de colombia a guerrero. zambada declarÓ que el cÁrtel de sinaloa entregaba dinero en sobornos a funcionarios de la pgr, la interpol, la policÍa federal, la policÍa judicial y a las autoridades del aeropuerto. a nivel local en la ciudad de mÉxico dijo que pagaba mensualmente unos $300,000 a servidores pÚblicos, entre ellos a comandantes de la policÍa. >> era sabido que funcionarios pÚblicos de alto nivel en el gobierno federal los pagos eran bastante altos, mÁs que esa cantidad. incluso el mismo zambada dijo que habÍa personalidades del gobierno que recibÍan hasta medio millÓn de

i hollered my name is john, i love you and jesus loves you. thiercn his waterproof bible, he said. all nations tonight are expressing our deepest sorrow for this monumental loss. experts warn traveling to sentinel island risks spreading diseases to the local people as well as the terrible fate that awaited john chau. keir simmons, nbc news. >>> gunfire erupted in the middle of holiday shopping in alabama. nbc's ron allen has details. >> reporter: terrified shoppers running for their lives. >> there has been shots fired. >> reporter: multiple gunshots ringing out in alabama's biggest mall, packed after thanksgiving dinner. >> a mob of people running through seriars. >> reporter: a fight had broken out e betra holiday security, encountered the shooter and shot him dead. >> we were fortunate that hoover officer was there needed to be. >> reporter: but also wounded by the suspect, police say, a 12-year-old girl named molly with a bullet lodged close to her spine. medics raced molly to surgery at a children's hospital. they found none of her organs were damaged and that there was no int

we need to be our own jesus christ. let put it that way. we need to think that we matter, because we do. >> we don't. >> we do. the american consumer is the most powerful consumer in the world. you can call your bank and say i'm going to take my money out of your bank unless you stop doing business with goldman sachs. call your pension funds funds ay how come you haven't got. my money back from them. no as consumer wed have enormous power. we choose where we put our money -- we choose how we hold our money and where we hold our money and who we spend it on. yes, we do. and that's my point. it's like, re don't need to wait for a jesus christ to come save us. we need to start saving ourselves. because it's in the collective action of each one of us saving ourselves that we save the country. we can't sit back and wait. it's not going to happen. >> i agree but how do you make everybody wary and mindful 0 the need to do that? >> i think that to your second question, and that's my concern, in a sense, is that you -- i have a real sense of the des

, but not a sweet and kindly version of jesus. >> charlie was acting meaner towards the girls. >> andailed no follow his directions. >> he'd hit you in the head with a stick. >> he went from good charily to pad charlie? >> yeah. he really got mean. >> desperate to find the money and cars to take his family to death valley. where he told them they'd wait out helter skelter. and who had money and cars in his music teacher friend. gary hinman. >> charlie knew that. he was telling gary it's time for him to join the family, because this whole helter skelter was coming and that he needed to cash out all of his investments and go with the family and go out to the desert. >> gary toldm manson no. but the man who became used to getting what he wanted persisted. >> he said, gary, if you do not do this, i will not be responsible for the karma you will invoke upon yourself. >> car marks manson sometime. then he sent a friend of the family bobby bosolay and susan atkins and mary bruin tore shake down gary. >> bosolay shakes him down. >> eventually bosolay calls manson. >> manson comes down. he's w