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

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

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

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

charles finney who became one of smith's the tractors claims to have entertained jesus christ in his law office. the campbellites, the millerites, by 1844 they were forgotten, quote, i am the only man who has ever been able to keep the church together since the days of adam, smith bragged to his followers a month before this perilous river crossing. a large majority of the hole stood behind me, paul, john, peter nor jesus ever did it. the followers of jesus ran away from him but the latter day saints never ran away from me yet. huge personality, you can say, at the very least. joseph kept a diary which is a big deal, and it is an invaluable source of information about his life, this is an excerpt from his diary in 1843, he spent the morning shopping would, chopping wood with the brethren who are retiring their services to him. he devotes two hours to reciting in german before he oversaw court proceedings in the upstairs office of his red brick store. joseph was mayor and justice, there was a lawsuit to adjudicate that day and the theft, supervising the court joseph looked out the win

this is in manger square, the birthplace of jesus christ, where pope francis is celebrating mass with thousands of palestine christians. this is his first visit to the middle east. we'll bring you more later. >> hello and welcome. i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. a show of science by scientists. dr. shini somara shini somara is a mechanical engineer. as scientists test new building tines can they survive the most powerful twisters on the planets?

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

. >> i believe that the.rhv greatest shepard leader ever was jesus christ who gave of himself on thevening that everyone here in any sort of leadership position, whether a politician, a parent, or even a pastor would lead according to the example of shepard leadership the greatest shepard himself, jesus christ. in his name i pray. >> joining us now with reaction is iesha khan the legal director for americans united for the separation of church and state and she was one of the attorneys who brought the case against greece, new york to the supreme court. well, iesha, that's a loss a-4. i clerk up at the court and these things can go either way. what's your take? how did the court get it wrong? we are disappointing in the ruling. the court got it wrong wrong? >> we are disappointed in the ruling because it allows local governmental bodies to condition citizens' participation in meetings. >> how are they conditioning the participation in the meeting? >> well -- >> you can still attend the meet figure you don't participate in the prayer. >> you can atepid the meetings but every aspect of

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

this pope has modelled his life after jesus christ.s something we should take away. >> by the way, a lot of the clergy does. >> some of them do. some of them have made very egregious mistakes in the past, but they're trying to address those issues. he's supposed to inspire people to change their hearts. the basis of poverty is not going to be solved by a policy. it's going to be solved by speaking to people's hearts. >> when the woman gacame to jes and cleaned his feet, he said the poor will always be among you. this goes to a disagreement you and i have. there's people that get up every day and make bad decisions. they drink and do drugs and they don't want to go to work or go to school. in this country and in the state you live in, 60 cents out of every dollar you make goes to the government. how much is enough? >> look, i mean, i have to say i have less opinions about what the pope said and more questions. i find it fascinating. >> you love it. you're going to selectively say the pope is great on redistribution, but he's wrong on ab

jesus christ, i don't want to be a part of this! >> i call it a prayer.prayer to the students saying, don't continue your protest. >> these two professors came out and met with the students and begged them, actually, to listen to them and to leave. and i think that that was very heroic, actually, because i'd been told by general canterbury that if they rushed us, that we were authorized to shoot. and i didn't want any of that to happen. >> i wonder what the facts are, i've asked for the facts. when i get them, i'll have something to say about it. but i do know that when you do have a situation of a crowd throwing rocks and the national guard is called in, that there is always the chance that it will escalate into the kind of a tragedy that happened at kent state. and if there's one thing i am personally committed to, it's this -- i saw the pictures of those four youngsters the day after that tragedy. and i vowed then that we were going to find methods that would be more effective to deal with these problems of violence. >> they were very popular students

you said you think this pope is modelling himself after jesus christ which is a heck of a complimente. >> no, no, he is. >> i believe he is, too. he's taken on a very -- >> here is what i got to raise. if this is what this man has chosen to do, obviously, admirable, how can you not consider what he's saying -- >> i got to be honest that are priests, brothers, nuns that have taken it too far. they won't drive a new car and won't go out to eat for crying out loud. their heart has driven them to that and you have to admire them. >> every single study has shown that the most generous people in the united states are people of faith, of any particular faith. >> good point. >> if you take a look at mississippi and compare to california or to rhode island, you'll find out mississippi which people like to dump on are genius, giving blood, why is it -- >> i'm out of time. >> i believe that. >> you admit liberals are sti stingy. >> they are republicans -- >> let clinton and obama give away his millions. >> when we come back, the ryan express rolls into the studios, the living legend himself, ba

we believe in jesus christ and david specifically said some things and an agenda says you believe thisieve this. now you can't say your belief. that's not right. >> you saw two things there that are interesting. one is you saw them handle this in a pr say very positive we don't blame hgtv at all. no harm, no foul. just business. on the other hand they started to attack that agenda. nothing against gays. we have something against the gay agenda. i'm not clear the separation there. is that where their problem lies? >> they're grown-ups and they are hoping -- they make money. they are real estate moguls in charlotte. they make a living. they hope they can become stars with somebody's network. i suspect it's not going to be hgtv. >> really a delight to have you here. one thing that all needs to be said, not all god fearing christians believe what these guys say and they don't believe it's what their faith tells them. >>> has the flight for search 370 hit a dead end? how some are questioning the data used in the hunt for the missing plane. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. h

. >> we don't fight causes we exalt a kingdom whose name is jesus christ. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening. we have breaking news tonight near richmond, virginia, as a mother's day balloon festival turns tragic. three people remain missing after a hot air balloon burst into flames and crashed after drifting into a power line. the dramatic images captured on social media show the passenger basket on fire. witnesses report hearing two explosions and seeing people believed a pilot and two passengers jumping from the balloon. rescue crews are searching for two wreckage sites on the ground, one for the balloon and another for the basket and people on board. hot air balloon teams from all over the country and spectators were planning to take part. the weekend's events all canceled. stay tuned to abc and abc news.com and we'll keep you up to date on the news throughout the night. >>> now we turn to ape very different kind of story, involving an undercover investigation. the united states gives over $175 billion from social security each year to those on disability.

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

this is in manger square, the birthplace of jesus christ, where pope francis is celebrating mass with thousands of palestine christians. this is his first visit to the middle east. we'll bring you more later. >> hello and welcome. i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. a show of science by scientists. dr. shini somara shini somara is a mechanical engineer. as scientists test new building tines can they survive the most powerful twisters on the planets? kosta grammatis, feeding a hungry planet. he's touring the farm going inside one of america's busiest airports. and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist. i study spiders in the rain forest of peru. that's our program, let's do some science. ♪ ♪ are hey guys welcome to "techknow". i'm phil torres and here with kosta and shini. here in the u.s. when you think about tornado alley, you think of oklahoma. you recently went there. >> very high frequency of tornadoes, 50 on average. we went to moore, oklahoma, it was devastated by tornadoes on may 20th. we

i asked father god and jesus christ -- >> later, the group raised together and they pray for strengthfeel they will need it. to spite the help they are getting, the normal lives the desperately -- they desperately desperately -- they desperately want - hello, i'm john cleese. the inquiry into human consciousness is, in many ways, the holy grail of this global spirit series. just remember, for centuries, consciousness was only talked about by spiritual types, but by the end of the 20th century, quantum physicists, the real top science guys, began their own studies of this rather weird thing called consciousness. suddenly, they were claiming that consciousness is quite possibly the single connecting force of the entire universe. so here we go. sit back, take a deep breath, as we join our trusted guide and host, phil cousineau, heading off to the outer frontiers of consciousness in this most engaging episode of global sprit, the first "internal travel" series.

christians hold that jesus christ suffer is little children ti acts of to me and in moder priests tarnishedhat. inside of the plane going back to rome, the pope addressed the situation. >> the priest who does this betrays the body of the lord and the priest needs to lead children to sanctity. this is terrible. it is like a satanic mass. >> pope francis said there is no place in the church for those abusing children. next week he's meeting a group of victims at the vatican. >> o there will be a mass with six to eight people that have been abused and they are going to have a meeting with me. on this issue, we must go forward with zero tolerance. >> in recent years, there are avalanche of abuse allegations against the catholic church and the prosecutors handled 3,000 abuse cases in the past decade, 848 priests are unfrocked, meaning they were expelled from their positions. more than two and a half thousand ordered to live a life of prayer or penance. there is a report accusing the vatican of placing the preservation of the reputation of the church over the protection of the child victims, this

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christians hold that jesus christ said "suffer the little children to come unto me." it has been tarnished. taking him back to rome, the pope addressed the situation. the priest who does this betrays the body of the laws. bridging the children to sanctity, children trust them. he abuses them. he'll make a comparison. it's a san tannic mass. >> pope francis said there is no place in the church for those that abuse children. next week at the vatican, he will meet a group of victims. >> there'll be a mass with 6-8 people who have been abused. after that he'll have a meeting with me. there'll be eight of them with the cardinal, who is on the commission. we must go guard on this issue. >> in recent years there has been an avalanche of abuse allegations against the church. prosecutors claim to have handled 3,000 abuse cases over the past decade. 848 priests have been unfrocked. more than 2,500 have been ordered to live a life of prayer or pennant. the u.n. published a report accusing the vatican of placing the preservation of the reputation of the church over the applicatio

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i mean jesus christ. i mean -- what are the [ bleep ]ing politicians doing? i mean -- every time the nra they threaten people i mean there's like -- they wanted to sell smart guns in maryland or something and the guy who wanted to sell smart guns was getting threats from nra people saying that would be a restriction on freedom. their right to own a gun. what about my son's right and all the kids to live a life without being shot? give me a freaking break. it's just -- insane. >> we have yet to hear anything from the national rifle association about what happened in isla vista. in the past, the nra as aid it's important -- has said it's important to treat mental illness. >> the uc president spoke at the uc offices in oakland a while ago. >> all i can say again is how saddened i am by this tragedy. how saddened i am to see once again the work of a mass shooter. now here at santa barbara. i have quite un-- unfortunately quite a bit of familiarity with incidents of this type from my prior office as secretary of homeland security. the one in connecticut and boston

in prayer and the minister said the following he said, we acknowledge the saving sacrifice of jesus christ on the cross. we draw strength from his resurrection. blessed are you who has raised up the lord jesus. you who will raise us in our turn and put us by his side. the members of the court who had stood responded amen, made the sign of the cross, and the chief justice then called your case. would that be permissible? >> i don't think so, your honor. and, obviously, this case doesn't present that question because what we have here is a case of legislative prayer in the marsh doctrine, which recognizes that the history of this country from its very foundations and founding, recognize the propriety of legislative prayer of the type that was conducted here. >> well, the question -- the extension just between the legislature and any other official proceeding, is that correct? >> well, clearly, marsh involves legislative prayer, the tradition that we rely on 20 involves legislative prayer, and this case involves legislative prayer. whether -- what rule might apply in other contexts would depe

are delighted that you, like your predecessors, will perform the pilgrimage through the site of jesus christ ♪ [music ] >> the holy spirit descended upon jesus in the river of jordan to begin his work of redemption. >>> now moving on to entertainment news. introducing mr. and mrs. kanye west. they tied the knot at a ceremony in italy. guests enjoyed their time in paris, and then the couple jet thed them off to italy for the ceremony. the bride wore jevoshe. i hope i pronounced that right. this is kim's third marriage, and the couple share a daughter, north. >>> firefighters are working to contain a massive wild fire that has been burning all week. >>> we have great weather for this memorial day weekend. a lot of sunshine. into the 60s and 70s by the bay today. 80s and 90s inland. the forecast coming up. >>> check out this stunning shot. a photographer captured two images of lightning strikes in manhattan. he imagined to take this picture of the lightning striking 1 world trade center. both shots were taken from jersy city, new jersey. yesterday severe weather blew into the area. pretty remar

pope francis visited the river jordan, the site that many christians believe jesus christ was baptized> how shocked and saddened i am by the shootings. >> a somber speech by uc's president in wake of that tragedy. her message tonight to the uc community. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you . >>> continuing coverage now on the tragedy near uc santa barbara. >> ktvu's debora villalon join us live from isla vista why where a vigil is just now wrapping up. debora. >> reporter: people are sad and stunned. they are expressing confusion and disbelief. this vigil is about three hours' old now. it's still going on. and it began of course at the 10-minute walk away at the uc santa barbara campus, where several thousands g

. >> jesus christ. >> what happened to you, jack?re full of literary awards and full of promise. you turned the classes on their heads. >> there's a back story there. something untoward was going on. >> this is different than what we've seen of you. is this woman angry at him? >> she's disappointed for sure. and clive plays this have a ordinary character who is brilliant and an alcoholic. so basically it's that feeling that we all have when we're watching somebody brilliant deal with substance abuse. like just get it together. but, yes, he has a little dirt on me. i'm his boss and yet i'm afraid of him, as well. >> of course you are. >> it's so nice to have a romantic comedy coming out. there haven't been very many good ones lately. >> it reminds me of dead poets society. it's set in a prep school so there is a reason to have beautiful language and nobody better to deliver it than clive. so language based, but not in a ooity-toity way. she's -- he's an exciting teacher. >> and a beautiful rivalry. like what is more important, is it w

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

there is nothing in the acts of jesus christ that women. as a matter of fact, jesus was a champion of women's rights and made women of a higher status than ever before him. the beebl, the old test -- the bible, the old testament, new testament, the writings of paul, whether you want woman inferior. >> it is men interpreting it. >> it is. >> as paul pointed out there were 25 leaders that he mentioned dismissal i think in 16th chapter of acts and about half those are women at very high levels. nowadays, of course in the catholic church a woman cannot be a priest or a de deacon. and in the southern of the baptist convention, a woman can't teach boys in the classroom. >> you and mrs. carter left the southern baptist convention because of their position on women. you have been hopeful of pope francis. >> i visited with pope john paul ii, an almost total inflexibility there, but i wrote pope francis a letter describing some of the issues in the book and helped him to prevent or minimize the position of women and girls. i didn't ask him to change t

you do not see disagreement about doctrine if you talk about the trinity or the nature of jesus christpeople are troubled by the implications doctrine. the interpretation. >> you can change that. >> you can try to change the implication. >> how far does infallibility extend? >> you have a pope that is trying to diminish in some ways the prerogatives of the papacy. he is not much for the trappings. he wants to emphasize he is one of us. he is leaning upon a people prerogative. the way he did it with the jesuit saint. he said, i like peter fabra. he is a saint now. >> my kind of guy. >> let's get this done. doing it, what he is tapping into is the sense of the faithful. he has his ear to the ground. it is almost miraculous, he is saying that in this day and age the church and the world can agree that a man like john is a saint. he has got that savvy sense about him. >> and symbolism and all of that. >> the cardinal came in second. many of you said i knew he was a pastor. but i did not know he was a rock star. so my question is, did something happen to him when he became pope or do we sim

. >> lost to history, it could be the place for jesus christ walked and the first christians gathers.> we begin with thailand, one of america's most reliable allies. but today, thailand's military took over the country, and suspended the constitution. it's not yet clear how this coupe will effect trade, but there are fears that the coupe could spark more protests more violence. reports from bangkok. >> the armed forces and his comrades in uniform have taken over all functions of government. a full reversal of what he saw when he announced marshal law. all radio stations have been ordered to only broadcast army material. >> citizens have been ordered to stay in their homes after 10:00 p.m., a curfew is in place from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the justification for all this, the military says is to restore peace and order, after sporadic violence and demonstrations in bangkok. the prime minister was ousted when the judge acted illegally when she fired an official. the so called yellow shirts who have been demonstrating for months threatened mass strikes and major disruptions to force out t

arrow,e political party put the last supper as one of its electoral symbols, comparing that to jesus christ, it is clear that political leaders want to tap onto the fate of people so as to end cash on the wood bank. >> what do you think is the biggest issue that is riding on this election? is there one particular issue that could go either way depending on who wins this election? >> well, for a subcontinent like india which by itself if you look at it has so many different state and each state acts like a separate country there cannot be one policy that decides an entire election. one of them probably one of them would be secularism. i would imagine the country to be a divided on the base of religion, that is not happening as of now and so many divisions between the ruling party, as well as the opposition as well as their followers on the base you of casbaseitsbasisof religi. >> are the lines very long do people have to provide a number of identification to vote or sit a rather simple process? >> well, it's definitely not an easy process. voting in india can be very complicated and very con

years helped with placing children in homes are a mother and father teach and live the gospel of jesus christ. the laws regarding adoption place the well being and protection of the children adopted families and unwed mothers above all other consideration. coming up, the forecast for storm season, still recovering from the floodwaters of sandy, our new yorks low lying communities ready for the next wave. on a upcoming america tonight, following up into private healthcare, in america's prison. >> and when i turn on his light, it looked like somebody had been murdered. there was blood all over the room. i schemed for help. basically what he had done is he had unplugged the catheter and he had bled out. >> how could his life have been saved? where was the failure? >> supervision. he needed to be watched. >> america tonight adam may with exclusive access to insider whose report shocking unsanitary conditions and allegations of a cover up inside this prison complex, this investigation is next week, on america tonight. only on al jazeera america headlines tonight. explosions in downtown -- in the n

. ♪ take me to the water ♪ to be baptized >> brother, based on your confession that jesus christ is lordeart that god raised jesus from the dead, i'm going to baptize you right now in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit, amen. ♪ >> i'm a christian. i live for the lord. i gave my life to the lord. i gave my life to the lord. i want to walk the right path. ♪ >> while marion dent has found the right path for him -- others have problems finding direction. warden culliver scheduled a meeting with terrence moseley to confront him on his recent incident. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> come on. >> what's your problem? >> i ain't got no problem. >> i got to get your attention one way or the other. i can't do nothing about that. the thought process, i can't let you, how am i going to let you out of lockup? >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no. you haven't proved that to me. if you had been locked up for 90, you want to go back to pop, the thing you would have did is came down, did your time, let us straighten that out, you'd go to pop. you've seen that happen before. that's how we came to t

continue is continue the light of love, the light of shared values, light of truth, followers of jesus christnd proclaim is to the world. >> a deli will he investigation is -- delegation is being led, i'm taking my children, my in-laws, other important with me because i think -- i believe it's part of history. >> with ancient chanting and black garb, the eastern orthodox church seems very is separate and apart. they had been nearly a thousand years been estranged. their bond was severed permanently in 1054 a.d. what you have in 1054 is really a sort of combustible mixture of difficult personalities, the political pressures of the byzantine empire losing one of their priced possessions in cyst sesly and the fact that the german air rristocracy was pull strings in rome. >> well, it was a massive military operation and all out -- an all out assault to destroy hitler's evil regime. nearly 70 years, the secrets bebehind d day. >> we surprised them. we didn't think we would get there when we did. they didn't think we would come in in the bad weather, but we did. >> nobody can beat us. we knew it. >

i ain't jesus christ. look what i told you. >> warden culliver is currently planning upgrades to the softball field to raise morale and lower tension. >> it has to be backed. this time of the year the softball field, that's your premiere event. in the afternoons the guys get out here and play softball, really don't have any problems out of them, keeps tension down. >> they get tired, go in, take a shower and go to bed. >> go to bed. no fights. it's the overall process of trying to improve the facility. >> though there's plenty of room for improvement, the inmates at holman get maximum use out of their softball field in its current condition. >> that's one. my percentage just went up. if you were able to transpose, imagine them in uniforms, take the wire away from the fence, just from the attitude of the guys, right, it would be any other male softball league in any small town america or usa, doing what they do after they've had a hard day's work minus the beer. it's the same thing with the exception of you

there's an agenda in america that demands silence, especially for men and women who profess jesus christto his standards. let's listen to the interview that caused them to be fired by hgtv. >> 87% of americans are christians and yet we have abortion on demand, we have no fault divorce and homosexuality and an agenda that is attacking the nation. >> michael, their argument now is they wanted to have this tv show and they are fatefithful christians and now there is an agenda, in their view, the gay agenda and a liberal agenda where they can't even have a past of believing in those things and get a tv show. what do you make of all of this? >> i would never defend what they said when they make comments about the criticisms that they raise and now it comes back to haunt them. it does turn into a got you type of mentality, slippery slope is not an overused type of expression. and jake, i would rather the public be empowered to do the firing. and i may be wrong but in all of these instances, whether it's paula deen or the duck dynasty guy, let the publics be the one to turn off the dial instead