purifying,u for the sanctifying blood of jesus christ, and we thank you for this great nation in whiche with the religious liberty that each of us is guaranteed under our constitution, and we pray that you will awaken the body of christ across this nation of believers and lever does -- and lovers of liberty, that we stand together to reclaim this nation. we thank you and we praise you. in jesus name, amen. [applause] ♪ 29, the 10thaugust anniversary of hurricane katrina, one of the five deadly storms in u.s. history. ofight 8:00, c-span's tour hurricane damage. 9:30 p.m., a house hearing featuring new orleans citizens describing their experiences. >> they told us what they would take us to shelters and get us help. oup on military trucks and declare the city of new orleans a war zone, and it still did not sink in that we were the prisoners of the war. >> on monday night at 8:00, of hurricane damage at st. bernard parish. not only her house, butcher whole community, friends, family , everybody is gone. your family and friends that you used to see, you don't see anymore. you don't forget

anybody could take that title would believe that jesus christ would accept that taking the life of innocent human being is ok. it is not ok. if jesus were here, i am sure we would have a conversation, and i would give them exactly the same answer that i give to you. it is not just me, there are all religious organizations and religious leaders in many denominations and many of those 2000 religions that i mentioned exist in the united date such would agree with my view of this. jesus did not mention abortion, he could have. he mentioned a lot of other things there is no recorded evidence that he said a word about this topic. host: i question about something that happens nearly every day .hen the houses and session why do you allow everyday commerce to begin with a prayer? i might have been making some progress on this, outside of the courtroom, when republicans took over the congress and newt gingrich became the speaker of the house. bob livingston was a major player at that time from louisiana. radio showbeing on a with livingston, and i said you are cutting all these programs. you are cutt

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we pray this prayer in the name of jesus christ, our lord, amen. [applause] i was thinking, as we were getting ready for this event, my kids, and the sort of world we're going to leave to them. the sorts of discussions we've had around the dinner table, a generation ago, you would never imagine. not just explaining the biblical truth i want my son's to go by, but the society we are currently living in and explaining to them, this is god's truth and when you say this publicly, you are likely to come under persecution or pressure. what pastor mike didn't say and i'll tell you for him, he put up a title of a message of his markee that dealt with sin and the folks that were convicted by that sign vandalized the sign, threatened him and his family. called the news. amazing, a pastor's preaching on sin. the news people thought it was newsworthy. i thought that was kind of interesting, too. mike saw just a little glim s of what they have been through. how amazing that we come to a point where i have to have these discussions with my kids. then it caused m

we talked about the jesus christ superstore.t for boys and girls anymore, now they are just toys and be more gender neutral and with bedding and entertainment too. so some peopleçó think it is police gone wild, but is it just where we are right now. >> i think this is just weird, a bit of an antiquated system. this is residual stuff from like dick and jane, everyone needs to just calm the (bleep) down. >> we are talking about like taking a sign down and a little repaint. we are not like trying to make boys girls and girls boys, we are just making it, presented a little more equally, like here are the toys, take what you will. despite the crazy packaging, a sparkle here and star wars here. >> larry: they are just toys. >> toys a. >> they are making too much of a big deal like so what if -- however it is labeled, like kids are going to play with what they play with. i don't think it is good that they are taking the signs down, but i don't think it is that big of a deal. ave the signs, like if a girl wants to play with a toy truck,

then jesus said if i've have spoken wrongly, you must prove the wrong. if i've spoken rightly, why have -- there, the birth of christave us redemption and all of the wonderful things we know that came from jesus, that flows out of the spirit. that all was the foundation laid across western europe, which rolled in law. went into the dark ages. they forgot how to think. there brought it back again, because the bible was protected. had to relearn how to think. --re was the foundation published by adam smith that country. here to this we had the puritans. we had a manifest destiny to settle this continent from sea to shining sea. in the blink of historical eye. we became the greatest nation in the world. how can anyone think that is not the hand of god? [applause] did they understand that then? our four -- our founding fathers did. we hold these truths to be self evident, -- certain and alienable rights. but 1865, february 12, civil war was not over. it was lincoln's last birthday, on sunday, the first black to speak in the united states capitol building [no audio] sermon there. i've taken some excerpts from it. it take

pope francis is talking all about this encounter,en counter, encounter jesus christ. when you encounter him you can't help but talk to people. >> right. >> before we close, i want to have you say a word about your ministry and how important it is. you have to raise your own finances. folks, pray for this man because he's got a family. it is not like it is taken care of once you say yes. it might be a little bit harder. how can people support you? >> if they want to support they can go to the website, richardlaneministrys.com. there is a link -- if you want to go to go fund me.com/richard me.com/richardlane. you can do a search on go fund me. if you are looking for a parish mission, invite me. go to the website. i would be happy to come to your parish and do a parish mission and be able to help in evangelization at your particular church. >> let's do a little evangelization now. richard, i would like to ask you to close out with a prayer. maybe somebody is watching this and they say i would like to actually ask the holy spirit -- i don't know quite how. lead us. >> in

fortune for himself because i don't believe anybody that takes that title because i don't believe jesus christwould accept that taking the life of a human being is okay, it's not okay. >> let's let barry lynn respond. >> if jesus were here, i'm sure we'd have a conversation and i'd give him the same answer i just gave to you. it's not just me. there are whole religious organizations and religious leaders and many denominations and many of those religions that exist in the united states that would agree with my view of this. again, jesus did not mention abortion. he could have. he mentioned a lot of other things. there's no recorded evidence that he said a word about this topic. >> sandy has a question about something that happens near every day at least when the house is in session after this program. reverend lynn, why do you permit every day in congress to begin with a prayer from a reverend. are you suing to stop that practice? >> there was a lawsuit to stop that practice and i thought, frankly, that i might have been making some progress on this outside of the courtroom when the republican

the source of the river where christians believe jesus christ has been baptized is badly polluted and at risk of drying out. >> reporter: holding hands in prayer at one of christianity's most important sites. for years pilgrims have waded into the jordan river from the eastern and western banks to connect with a core event in their faith the baptism of jesus christ. israel that occupies the palestinian said of this section of the river and jordan compete for tourism whichs and un esco says the jordan site is the area where jesus was baptized. >> just the fact jesus walked here is astonishing. >> reporter: the jordan river has significance for. >> you deism and to some degree islam. that's where y there is concern. the significance is indisputable but that can't be said for the rest of the region. in a area show of cooperation they are working together to try to save it. the 251-kilometer river forms a natural border between israel, is riley-occupied syria and jordan. al jazeera was be given rare access to an area where pollution and water diversion is clear to see. over the past 50 ye

he was standing over her body screaming jesus christ is born. he was arrested. >> i brought you the story of dante washington, a deaf high school senior who was ineligible to play high school sports because he had turned 19 and that is against the rules. he said the state athletic association decided that he will be eligible to play. congratulations to him. >> monica you're chasing a story to follow up with an individual who was considered dead by the government and her family. >> they first brought us a story of a woman who received a phone call saying she passed away on april 2, 2015. nancy said social security received notice that she died which caused her to have to cancel he her medicaid and her bank accounts. since that time she has resolved the issue and they now acknowledge that she is in fact alive. we now have an expert attorney on this type of issue. is the story unique or is this something that is fairly common? >> i don't know if it's a common problem, a common problem, but it should. annually about 2.5 million people are reported d

the largest church sponsor, the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints is now discussing cuttings to scouting. >> i think it's the death of the boy scouts of america. the latter-day saints have been the most supporters of scouting in america over the past 50 years. >> others say the scouts will be able to survive, even if the mormon church withdraws its support. the boy scout scouts said, in a statement, it deeply appreciated their long-standing relationship with the church of the jesus christ of latter-day saints, and owes its success to chartered organizations like it. >>> officials in colorado today reopened it stretch of river to boating a week after it was polluted with 3 million gallons of contaminated mine water. epa officials say its own cleanup crew triggered a spell at an abandoned gold mine. the river ran yellow with pollution. put -- people in the area, are cautioned not to drink the water. the plume has dissipated but there are still concerns about toxic heavy metals that may have collected in the riverbed. >>> today marks the ninth year since 17-year-old aubrey juni

. >> this is trying to live up to his understanding of the teachings of jesus christ. trying to reach out to those that are marginalized and ostracised. christian. >> do you agree. >> i do agree, it's correct. pope francis has shoip himself to be charismatic, and having the heart of a pastor, we saw it with benedict. there's a unique cashingic pteris to this. this is based in argentina in his experience, and it challenges those across the political spectrum. it's a great thing to see and hear. >> a gentlemen, thank you both for your time. when we come back, why some african-americans believe they are not a priority for the church, and why the pope hopes >>> welcome back to "inside story". i'm del walters in for ray suarez. on the programme tonight, divorce and the pontiff. our next guess says in the past there has been no strategy to reach out to black athletes. the pope's position on divorce and marriage could change that. andrew is the former director of black kath clicks in the arch diocese of chicago, high and his wife founding a nonprofit bolstering marriage and f

wedding >> yeah, this is kimberly and jorge tying the knot the other day right beside this statue of jesus christ. this is called the christ of the deep. it's a statue. the big event was held to mark the 50th anniversary of its installation. >> you got to admit that's a little weird. that statue though, it's been down there about 25 feet off of key largo, been there since august of 1965. we do say good luck to the bride and groom. let's hope their marriage lasts a half a century, as well. >> that's an interesting wedding to have. >> people have weddings all sorts of places. >> they have more fun down in key west. >> one way to look at it. >>> coming up, the fashion trend for hipster men. does your guy have what it takes to rock a jumpsuit? >> also ahead, hope for couples who want to be parents. why women who thought they could never conceive are getting encouragement from doctors. >>> later workout routines of the past worth revisiting today. we're working up a sweat on this throwback thursday after a look at our forecast. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather, brought to you

the church of jesus christ of latter-day scouts is the largest sponsor of boy scout units. >>> in case you missed it, there's always time to celebrate with your dog. yesterday was national dog day. many people used it as an excuse to share pictures of man's best friend on social media. >>> and coming up after local news on cbs news, the boyfriend of the reporter killed on tv reflects the tragedy of her life. i'm alison harmelin, and this is the "cbs morning news." americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients... ...become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. new one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12... ...and more vitamin d. (vo) new tidy cats lightweight with glade. all the strength and freshness, now easy to lift! half the weight, smells great. find the litter that works best for you. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. >>> this morning a nation is remembering the rights of civil rights activist amelia boynton robinson. she was knocked unconscious during the bloody march in selma. earlier

the baptism of jesus christ.ael which occupies the palestinian side of this section of the river and jordan have long competed for tourism dollars but now unesco has weighed in and designated the baptist ismal area where the site where jesus is believed to have been baptized a view shared by most christian churches. >>> just the fact that jesus walked here the importance is indisputable t in a rare show jordan and the pal tinnians are working together to try to save it. >> the 251 kill ometer river forms a natural border between israel israeli occupied palestine, syria and jordan. al jazeera was given rare access to a military buffer zone where the impact of pollution and water diversion by the surrounding countries is clear to see. over the past 50 years alone, the jordan river has shrunk by around 90%. at a recent conference israel jordan and the palestinians signed a rare agreement to rehabilitate the river by 2050. >> we invited the politicians and decision makers and saw that there was political will. >> tha

the minute somebody brings up jesus, says jesus christ without being angry, everybody gets in an uproar. that is too much religion in politics. >> frank lunts is back to reveal what new hampshire voters think about the gop candidates like marco rubio. >>> the fbi is investigating hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. we've got all the details straight ahead. steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. while every business is unique everyone is look

. >> so i'm praying, just trusting and believing in my lord jesus christ, and just knowing that he is going to bring him home. i'm not thinking no negative thoughts, i'm thinking positivity, even though i'm hurting and i'm breaking down, crying, off and on, i'm still believing in god. >> the sense of urgency increases as time goes on, even for a run away, at 11 years old, tip inningly going to make contact with someone, we wouldn't expect them to kind of be out on their own for this long. so, you know, we do get more concerned as more time goes on. we obviously want to find him safe. you know, we don't have any real solid leads right now on a direction he might have gone in. >> well police say he has ridden his bike into southwest philadelphia before with friends to go to parks and also to see family. but so far searches there have turned up nothing. and we're being told the 11 year old boy does not have a history hereof running away from home. now in the meantime if anyone has seen this little boy or knows anything about him, where he might be, they are being asked to contact this nu

the largest church sponsor the church of jesus christ is now discussing it. >> i think it's the death knell of the boy scouts of america. the latter day saints have been the most stalwart supporters in america over the past 50 years. >> the boy scouts said we appreciate our longstanding relationship with the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. >>> three chp officers i criminal defense attorney and others are under arrest this morning in connection with a murder case. it started when a man disappeared in 2012. his body was found more than a year later. authorities now say that a defense attorney orchestrated his murder and enlisted the help of others. the body was even found at his home. one of the officers is now charged with first degree murder and no longer works for the chp. the other two have been charged with obstructs the investigation and are right now on leave. >>> we are learning new information about the death of a sheriff's deputy. the 30-year-old died thursday trying to save a man he thought was drowning in lake tahoe. >> reporter: they were paddle boarding near e

. >> in the name of jesus christ, i want you out. >> morgan freeman made a statement, saying the world never know her artistry and talent and how much she had to offer. >>> civil rights advocates are mourning the death of julian bond. he graduated from the george school in bucks county in 1957. his father was the first african-american president of lincoln university in chester county. bond was a key figure in the civil rights movement of the 1960s and went on to serve ten years as chairman of the naacp. bond died at his home in florida after a brief illness. he was 75. >>> passenger shaming. being shamed into buying a roomier seat, wi-fi and even a refundable ticket. we'll show you which airline is taking heat for this practice and how to avoid it from happening to you. ♪ >> a.c. might have lost casinos over the past couple years but it hasn't lost its groove apparently. the major country act taking the stage later this week after maroon 5's performance over the weekend. >>> 5:24. donald trump will report for jury duty in new york city today. the republican presidential front-runner s

gone against god and the holy bible, and it tells you that it will continue to get worse before jesus christ comes back. and it is because we have turned our back on him in doing things in our own eyes and not on what god wants. it is going to get worse. if the government gets this, if obama and his people get this, they are going to see higher taxes but your electrical power grid and everything, you are going to pay a great deal more money. they will be able to control what you can do and what you cannot do. thank you. host: we are in open phones this morning, taking your calls on any public policy issues that have been in the news, getting your thoughts on that. many of you are familiar with the c-span bus that has been in many of your communities across the country. it is an interactive, multimedia learning center that brings c-span2 communities nationwide. in each city, we partner with cable affiliates to talk to students, teachers, and the public about how to use c-span's programming. a special out allows you to explore presidential candidates from the campaign trail. to learn more abou

. >> for jesus christ christchurch church sake mormons. >> you're deeply troubled by this?eply troubled by the fact that you only decided black men could be priests in 1978. well, at least the boy scouts are on the right track. here is the good news, i think the boy scouts are on the right track and if 105-year-old institution designed to teach boys how to survive in 1,700s can bring its policies into the 21st century that's a good move. okay. here to talk more about this issue is boy scout expert, matteo lane, matteo, thanks for being here. >> so what is it like being in the boy scouts in this day and age? >> oh, i am not a boy scout. >> larry: oh. i am sorry. because you are dressed like one. >> oh, sure. but that's because i am going out to a bunch of gay clubs later and this outfit gets me a ton of peen. >> larry: okay. a ton of peen. >> peen. >> larry: oh, i am sorry. peen. >> that's right, larry. and there is nothing gayer than the boy scouts. >> larry: what are you talking about? the boy scouts only just starting allowing gay scout leaders. >> larry there is an orcs

get out, devils, i cast you out in the name of jesus christ. >> davenport is undergoing a psychological evaluation. police say he could be arraigned at his hospital bedside. >>> the nypd needs your help tracking down a man accused of breaking into a staten island home and raping a 7-year-old girl. this is 32-year-old daniel nieto. police say he entered the back door of the port richmond home, went into her bedroom and attacked the little girl. it happened early last thursday. neighbors say they're looking out for him. >> i don't know who he is, and it's terrible. that something could happen to a little girl. >> i have daughters, i have grandkids. and that's horrible. >> nieto was arrested on trespassing charges after the incident, but the girl didn't come forward about the rape until later. if he looks familiar, call police. >>> donald trump had to take a detour from the campaign trail today to perform a civic duty. >> the republican presidential candidate showed up at court in manhattan for jury duty. which turns out to be a political tradition here in the big apple. government affairs

. >> i cast you out, devils, in the name of jesus christ. >> reporter: hines had recently returned to new york after a couple years in nashville. she wrote on her blog, my dream has come true and it's just beginning. life can make you want to give up or walk away. sometimes it gives you the strength to appreciate when you do get your happy ending. the acclaimed actor wrote in a statement sunday, the world will never know her artistry and talent and how much she had to offer. her star will continue to shine bright in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. may she rest in peace. >> in front of our building, it just reminds us this kind of violence exists. >> reporter: back live now, you can see that tiny little plant placed as a small token here at the scene on 162nd street. as for the suspected killer, lamar davenport, he is right now being evaluated psychologically, just a few blocks from here at columbia presbyterian hospital. we're told it's possible that he'll be arraigned from his hospital bed later this week. live in washington heights, andrew siff, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>>

gospels describe mary magdalene as a witness to both the crucifixion and resurrection of jesus christ. c-n-n's erin mclaughlin has more on what archeologists are finding. >> reporter: dawn on the sea of galilee. before an early morning dig to discover the roots of christianity. volunteers pray here, in the ruins of the ancient town of magdala. each swing of the pick axe. an effort to uncover what life was like some two thousand years ago. historians believe jesus may have once walked these cobbled streets this may have been home to one of the most important figures of the bible. mary magdala. the first recorded witness of the resurrection >>: "this is a holy site i am sure of that." >> reporter: six years ago, father juan solana purchased the land to build a christian retreat. israeli law required him to excavate. and -- completely by chance-- he discovered a first century synagogue. >> reporter: "scriptures say jesus preached in the synagogues of galilee. this is the only synagogue to have been discovered in the area from that time period so it's possible that jesus preached here." >

any insult that they have made to islam, but because they are christian, because they believe in jesus christ. they are being beheaded. america has to be a leader in the world. if we are the place that puts in its first amendment to the constitution the idea of religious freedom and the provision that the government a religion.tablish we say both not only should you be able to worship god in the way that you see fit, that your soul and conscience lead you to way, youro say by the government has no business of telling you that we have a national religion, either. this is an extraordinary threat. let's think about this. president said isis was the j.v. isis was not on the high-priority list of secretary clinton. they all said this was not a big deal. it is a big deal. this is what i would do. we have to learn from what happened in iraq. thati mean from that is america cannot become an occupying force in the middle east. whenever we become an occupying force, we wind up being disrespected and we wind up causing more problems in the region. the first alternative i would pursue is this -- the jord

middle east today, we are witnessing the mass persecution and the exit this of the followers of jesus christ. nor is any allowance made for the adherence of islam found lacking in sealed by isis, which has a filled mass graves with innocent muslims. potential recruits of isis, ready for their own taste of violence, can even follow it all on social media. it is a time when mass murderers have twitter handles, facebook and instagram pages, using these to add the veneer of glamour to their exploits. we need to work with the owners of these relevant companies to give careful thought and how we address this problem. isis followers worldwide, is hailed as the strong force, the glorious cleanser and restore of islam. -- restorer of islam. this helps explain the spread of isis in the middle east and beyond, including thousands recruited from europe and more than 100 from america. giving us isis terrorists with western passports. the islamic state and its followers are in asymmetric threat, needing just one big strike to inflict devastation. we are facing in isis and its ideology -- an isis and its i

. >> when charlie was arrested in death valley, he was booked as charles manson, aka jesus christ becauses telling everyone he was the reincarnation of jesus. >> four months after the murders, a ragged band of killers and their strange leader now behind bars. but the mystery of why, stranger still. coming up, inside the mind of a madman. >> charles manson is literally one of the worst human beings that ever walked this planet. >>> san francisco, 1967. free love, free drugs, dream living for hippies escaping the mainstream. but 32-year-old charles manson arrived with much darker ambitions. >> you get these kids, these children coming into haight-ashbury and here is charlie manson saying how much he loves them and wants to take care of them. it was made to order for them and he took full advantage. >> manson's destructive course through life was fixed from the life. >> i don't have any particular reality. >> he spoke to cnn from prison in 1987. >> i spent the best part of my life in boy schools, prisons and reform schools because i had nobody. >> manson blamed his mother for his troubled yo

a harris poll asked americans that question, and the person who came in first was jesus christ. i understand that. but after jesus many people picked politicians. ronald reagan was second. barack obama third. president obama ranked higher right after he was elected then placed first ahead of jesus. are any of those people your heroes? [ cheers ] >> some for jesus, but not the politicians, but the list is politicians, george bush is on the list. hillary clinton, fdr, elizabeth warren. why politicians? what is so heroic about what they do? when i look at them i see self-serving panderers who say anything to win. and once elected dole out favors and money to their cronies. but that's not how the hollywood left sees politicians. they see them as inspirational heroes. >> let the american people explode into this new millennium with the exhilaration of being true to the glory of this democracy. thank you. [ applause ] . john: the music swells. this idea that the right politician will lift all of us up, bring us together, save the country is just stupid. and worse, it's dangerous becaus

the victim was shot right between a sign that reads be calm and trust in god and a statue of jesus christ. she now the 95th victim to be murdered on the streets of dc this year. witnesses say they heard shot after shot after gunshot. a woman working inside the church said she looked outside of her window and saw a man's body by the church steps. family members of the victim were visibly grief striken and frustrated. that suspect got back in the vehicle and sped off. one woman heard seven shots ring out. long time residents say young people need to be given more support from their community. they have no understanding and concept what friendship is. these guys have to be caught these things. you have got to gain these young men's trust. without that we lose this generation. >> as you can see this is still an active investigation here. police say there is no link between this shooting here and the other shootings across the city today. live in northeast, mark segraves news 4. >> mark before you go, let's talk about this for a second. 25, 30 years ago this city and others were drowning in cr

judas narrates jesus christ superstar. that was immediately where i went.difficult task of figuring out who aaron burr is. he is a villain and our history. charlie: you think more of him. lin: i do after reading more about him. one of the things i learned is he is an early feminist. his daughter received an education greater of any man in that era. he was close with his wife and daughter. qs was on the society with for ther hamilton abolition of slaves in new york state. there are redeeming characteristics. i had to find my way into that. biographer is either insanely defensive or vilifies him. on the one hand aaron burr was cautious, careful, laid-back. alexander hamilton wanted to charge forward at every moment. hamilton left behind tony seven volumes of written work, burr left behind two. the tragedy of the show is at the moment when her is isentless -- when burr reckless and hamilton is cautious and throws away his shot, one kills the other. charlie: have you thought about burr?g lin: as i was writing, yes. fits leslie like a glove. he gets these wonder

. >> he was screaming jesus christ is born. i go to the window and i see him on top of a woman and i couldn't really see what was going on. then the police came. like two police cars came and arrested the guy. >> reporter: a 911 call brought police to the scene within minutes where they discovered 33-year-old adina hines with multiple stab wounds lying in the street. she was rushed to harlem hospital and later pronounced dead. the granddaughter of morgan freeman, adina graduated from nyu acting program and pursuing her dreams of acting and writing in the city. friends and family offered their condolences as morgan freeman issued the following statement. the world will never know her art and talent. her friends and family are fortunate enough to know what she meant as a person. according to police, a 30-year-old male at the scene was taken into custody and was undergoing a psych evaluation. for now, no charges have been filed. >> it's sad. it's scary. i mean this happened 15 feet in front of my doorway. it's very scary. >> repor

. >> connecting with a core event in their faith, the baptism of jesus christ. israel which occupies the palestinian side of this section of the river and jordan have long competed for tourism dollars but now unesco has weighed in on this rivalry, where jesus is believed to have been baptized, shared by a few christian churches. >> just the fact that jesus walked here is astonishing. >> there are growing concerns about the river's deteriorating environment. the religious significance of the jordan river is indisputable but that can't be said for rest of the region. but in a rare show of cooperation, israeli, jordan and the palestinians are working together to try to save it. the 251 kilometer river forms a natural border between israel, israeli occupied palestine, syrian and jordan. al jazeera was given rare access to a military buffer zone where the impact of pollution and water diversion by the surrounding countries is clear to see. over the past 50 years alone the jordan river has shrunk by around 90%. at a recent conference, the three countries signed an agre

. >> when charlie was arrested in death valley, he was booked as charles manson, aka jesus christ becauses telling everybody he was the resurrection of jesus. >> four months after the murders, a ragged band of killers and their strange leader now behind bars. but the mystery of why, stranger still. coming up, inside the mind of a madman. >> charles manson is literally one of the worst human beings that ever walked this planet. everyone is looking for ways while to cut expenses.s unique, and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your company. think of it as a way to take more control over your operating costs. and yet another energy saving opportunity from pg&e. find new ways to save energy and money with pg&e's business energy check-up. . >>> san francisco, 1967. free love, free drugs, dream living for hippies escaping the main stream. but 32-year-old charles manson arrived with much darker ambitions. >> you

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and this piece gives the geneology of jesus christ, and also includes the episode where joseph discovershe is with the holy child in spirit. >> here, we can see, some of the first bibles that were published in different countries, including, around the corner is the first bible that was published here in the u.s. and it is written in native american? >> that's right. this is actually the first bible, the first complete bible that was presented in the western hemisphere. and it was finished in 1663 in cambridge, massachusetts, and it is translation of the entire bible, into the massachusetts language. so it is an extraordinary piece. >> okay, we're going to walk over here, fin wish this clay tablet that we talked a little bit about. this is from the flood story. you're actually -- you know this language, can you read this tablet here. pretty rare. pretty exciting. why is it so great for people to be able to come here and see all of these biblical artifacts? >> several queens why it is such an extraordinary experience to come here, see. >> this the main one is that when you sand with these

judas the rates jesus christ, superstar. -- narrates.as a very difficult task to figure out who ehrenberg -- who aaron burr is. a villain in our history. charlie: do you think more of him? lin: i do, after reading about his life. there are several biographies of him. john: gore vidal wrote one. lin: his burr is a lot craftier than mine. one thing i learned about him burr was a early feminist. , his daughter received an education greater than any man of that era. he was close with his wife and his daughter. he was on a few main mission with alexander hamilton for the abolition of slaves in new york state. there are redeeming characteristics to this guy. i had to find my way into that. every biography is either insanely defensive of him, or vilified him. charlie: but you know better man anybody. on the one hand, aaron burr was amazingly cautious, careful, laid-back, and alexander hamilton wanted to charge forward at every move. lin: hamilton left behind seven -- volumes of written work. 27 burr left behind less than 2. that tells you how m

in the name of jesus christ,ke cast you out. >> in a statement, morgan freeman mourned hines saying in part, the world will never know her artistry and talent and how much she had to offer. her star will continue to shine bright in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. may she rest in peace. >>> politics right now, the political circus heading to lower manhattan as donald trump republican presidential contender unveiled h controversial immigration plan. "today in new york's" katherine creag is outside the courthouse with more. kat? >> reporter: you never know, kerry. will the trump helicopter land here on this plaza? it remains to be seen. whether or not, however he arrives, he will walk up those stairs, 9:00 a.m. is when he's expected to arrive at the civil courthouse in lower manhattan. he had a busy weekend spending it in iowa campaigning. he gave specifics on certain campaign policies. he launched his campaign with controversial remarks made about mexico. he talked about taking a hard line against illegal immigration. he talked about children born in the u.s. to illegal immigrants. >>

from the eastern and western banks to connect with a core event in their faith the baptism of jesus christ. israel that occupies the palestinian side have long competed for tourism dollars. but now un esco has designated jordan's site to be where jesus was baptized. >> the fact jesus walked here is astonishing. >> reporter: the jordan river has significance for judeiasm and islam which is why there are growing concerns about the river's detear yore eighting environment. the significance is indisputable but that can't be said for the rest of the region n. a rare show of cooperation israel, jordan and the palestinians are working together to try to save it. the 251-kilometer riefer forms a natural border between israel, palestine, syria and jordan. al jazeera was given rare access to abover zone where the impact of pollution and water diversion by surrounding country system clear to see. over the past 50 years alone the jordan river has shrunk around 90%. israel jordan and the palestinians signed a rare agreement to rehabilitate the river by 2015. >> we invited the politicians and decision m

muslims also believe in the second coming of jesus christ. they have common doctrinal points that you need to strengthen and double down on. so i thank you for that comment. the second part you referred to is khawarij. again that is khawarij. again, that is rubbles, they are referred to in the most disparaging manner. and there was no other more disparaging rebels then the khawarij. >> we are going to breakaway from this "washington journal" segment. we are live now at politics and prose bookstore in washington. just a moment away from greg grandin, who is a history professor at new york state and new york state university. he will talk about american current and foreign policy and public policy. and he will focus on former secretary of state henry kissinger. live coverage, but tv in prime time here on c-span2. >> just a note or two about the store, if you haven't already visited one of our locations, please be sure to come to tacoma and we've also be out in full force this weekend with the national booksellers. i'm so pleased to welcome greg

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