go, tell it on a mountain that jesus christ was born. go tell it on the mountains over the hills and everywhere go tell it on the mountain that jesus christ was born >> an angel came to hell jesus' birth -- hail jesus' birth go tell it on the mountain over the hills and everywhere go tell it on the mound that jesus christ is born karen: significance here in boston and around the country, both of how are you today? oh my goodness. black nativity is so wonderful. i cannot tell you how many times i have had an opportunity to see it. when did you become involved? >> i became involved around 1993 when i had my two daughters in the production and i just ushered every show for about seven or eight years and i started performing around 2000. >> i come out on whatever song i am signed -- a signed on that particular show. i sing joy to the world, i sing >> is born and whatever else i karen: how about you? >> i started out a long time ago , learning to sing well to college and i went to new york city and i came back here years later and john said y

, with the risen living present jesus christ. for those who are christians, we understand that in different ways, but we meet jesus, it is all about jesus. there isn't another way, it's not a body of doctrine in which jesus features. it's about jesus and the doctrine springs from the church's struggle to understand who this figure was, this figure understood to be both for the g fully god and fully human. so when we come back to that, when we come back to the call of christ, to serve the poor, to sacrifice, to take up his cross, to bear suffering with him, the church tends to unite albeit struggling with issues of doctrine. but what we all struggle with and i'm not criticizing anyone else, what i find within me as well as in the situation in which i work, we struggle with wanting our own view of how that doctrine applies to be the universal view. so no, we can't just say well, in england, you can believe this and in kenya, you can believe that. that's not how christian faith works. we believe that in christ, we are all one. natio

how old when you wrote "jesus christ superstar"? >> about 22. >> stephen: damn you again! (laughter) why the bible again, first of all? >> very good question. this time, seriously, we thought again about other ideas to do, but what really, really turned me on to the idea was the bob bob dylan line did jesus have god on his side. >> stephen: jesus was the hero. >> he is. >> stephen: he has the opening song. >> yes. >> stephen: can you play a little bit of that? my mind is clearer now-- at last all too well i can see where we all soon will be jesus! you've started to believe the things they say of you you really do believe this talk of god is true (cheers and applause) >> stephen: so why did you want to write about a dictator in argentina? >> it was written in 1975 at a time when britain was very much in turmoil and there was a miner's strike that nearly brought the government down and a huge sense of unrest. we wrote it very much against that. >> stephen: the song everybody knows from that immediately is "don't cry for me argentina." jon batiste, would you come over here? (

(cheers and applause) he wrote the music for "cats," "jesus christ superstar," "phantom of the opera," and "evita." i don't know where andrew lloyd webber found the time to invent that grill. (band vamps) that sound right there is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. (cheers and applause) jon, i understand you have someone sitting in with the band tonight. who's that? >> jon: he's very special. how about brandon niederauer on the guitar? (cheers and applause) brandon, you look like you're 12. how old are you? >> 12. >> stephen: all right. that checks out. want to give the people a little taste? (brandon plays) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: wow. brandon! welcome to the show! thank you for joining us so much! well, brandon and the band are about to do it to it, but before they do... what the? hey, what are you doing up there?! get out of here. get out of there! i'm doing a show here! that's the wrong door, buddy! i'm coming for ya! i'm coming for ya! what the hell? hey, i recognize that signature that was street artist "invader," defacing my set with valuable artwork. now,

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that is the power of the gospel of jesus christ.orms lives and maybes prisoners free. >> is it any sort of a testament to i mean, people can argue about god in the public scare square, but keeping the porch light on, we're sort of removing god from every corner of life right now and you see power of faith and belief in him that can change lives in this story. >> that is why we must keep that light going. because you see it. the evidence is overwhelming. look at my home state of louisiana. angola prison, where most dangerous prison, one of the most dangerous in the united states, transformed by the interjection of faith where they're having a revival in that prison. it's the power of the dpos pel. trans fors even the lives of prisoners. >> and the story of forgiveness. the ability of this woman taken hostage in her own home, bound up, left in her bathroom. she didn't know what was going to happen to her and knowing he had killed four other, she in moment finding the power to forgive. >> but not only to forgive, but the peace. think a

now he wants to open a ministry to spread the words of jesus christ every creature in existence.s ministry would be a huge building equipped with cars, helicopters, and even maybe a light jet. i asked him where the $70 million number came from then i asked a little bit about his mission. he's definitely not shy about that. >> go across the whole globe daughter and glorify one man. the gospel to the average creation. the gospel to every single creature. >> strapped on his ice skates and it is best impression of walking on water. skating eyes. ♪ >> even philly jesus has to put his skates on one skated the time. >> a pretty aggressive skater. it did not take long before he was politely asked to get off the ice. >> we want you to come home. >> now, everyone had their eyes on him. i asked a philly native what he thinks. he basically said more power to him. >> a positive message. the big goal. more power to him if he can raise it. >> i want to know what you guys think. is he a little loopy? tweet me to talk about it. you can always tweet the show. >> not every day you get to hold the d

caliphate was, abdomen then it will-- and thenned it will end up in jerusalem at the end of days and jesus christ will come back. it sounds fantastical, but it plays into their mission and what they're trying to accomplish which makes it important for us to understand how to defeat that. >> yeah. they look back into again some of the same texts. these are starts stories that offise limb. they think these things are happening really soon, that is the end of the world is happening soon and they're taking it apart from bringing it about. as recently as when they issued the statement taking credit for the downing of the russian airliner, they talked about it. geographically particular places in syria where they were expecting to fight crusader armys. when we look at what they're doing and having guesses on going forward, we might take into account their propoganda they take serious >>> what do you do about it? how is this meant to inform the battle against i.s.i.l.? >> well, the first thing it does is it tells us what i.s.i.s./i.s.i.l. fighters are told to believe once they arrive there. they go thro

one is a reverent love of jesus christ as their lord and savior, which is not hip. it's not something that's going on and the other thing they bring in is the contempt for the political process. they don't understand how hated they are and how institutions are watching how ordinary americans will samer bolted by this woman they say to ben carson you are not being ordinary and not sing the things that you're supposed to say republican primary voters go hell yes and those reporters are also saying please whatever it takes. be utterly predictable and if you ever doubted the fight or flight in states, watch that reaction amongst reporters when you say jesus christ in washington d.c.. >> and don't mean it that you are -- lou: nearly every time. let's turn to this debate. talk about the political business and finance which is what it's going to be about. that doesn't have to be stultifying stuff. that is a broad, broad range for these candidates. >> i love what you guys are doing here. i love this idea of cracking a walnut open, so in order, when you have 10 people you ha

garrett has always been about proclaiming the name of jesus christ and him crucified and that's what he lived, that's why he did what he did. we pray that god's glory will be on display, because he sacrificed the way he did. >> ten-year-old son, a 6-year-old daughter left behind and his wife as well. if you could just take a couple of seconds, i know, often, when we lose someone, we wish there was one thing we could have said that we didn't have the opportunity to. what would that be for you? >> i would tell him thank you for being such a remarkable friend, for being an incredible leader and for being an example of what it means to be a father and somebody who faithfully proclaims jesus christ and him crucified. >> kurt aichele, co-pastor of hope chapel there in colorado springs. thank you very much for taking a few minutes to share some thoughts about your friend. >> thank you. >> we'll be right can ba. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ide

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with lloyd weber on piano, colbert sang a few bars of the famous opening number of "jesus christ superstar." at last, i'll do well i can see where we all soon will be >> you gotta go for it now. jesus [ cheers and applause ] you've got to believe the things they say of you >> lloyd weber was on to promote his new musical, "school of rock." >>> come lg up after your local news on "cbs this morning" the battle between tech companies and the government over encrypted information. >>> and maureen dowd on discrimination of female directors in hollywood. >>> and online education star sal kahn joins us in the studio. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. have a great day. >> you're watching kcci 8 news. eric: winter storm watch. when it will start falling. and the possible impact on your afternoon. elizabeth: plus, the new tool the dot has added to their storm fighting arsenal. where you can see it out on the roads starting tonight. plus. eric: prairie meadows is new downtown ymca pool. what the move means for the future of the project. good morning, thanks for waking up bright and

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lives marked by the power of the holy spirit, witness to the transforming power of the gospel of jesus christ. >> reporter: he held a mass and spoke of turning hate into love. from argentina he is the first non-european pope in 1300 years. he often speaks about inequality and is seen as a champion of the poor. that resonates here where most are religious and jobless. across town a crowd of thousands of young people steadily gathered for his next venue. people came from neighbouring countries and all over uganda. >>> i feel good. i want to be here. i want to also meet, to be here for the pope to bless me >> reporter: it's a much needed business opportunity for people selling food and drink and all kinds of religious par-- items, caps, badges, posters. these are selling very well. when he finally arrived people couldn't get close enough. some had been waiting hours to hear his message, but for many the excitement of seeing a religious leaders who they - shall leader who they admire and love was the highlight. >>> everyone is happy. >>> everyone is happy. >> reporter: malcolm webb al jazeera >>>

with lloyd weber on piano, colbert sang a few bars of the famous opening number of "jesus christ superstart, i'll do well i can see where we all soon will be ♪ >> you gotta go for it now. ♪ jesus [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you've got to believe the things they say of you ♪ >> lloyd weber was on to promote his new musical, "school of rock." >>> come lg up after your local news on "cbs this morning" the battle between tech companies and the government over encrypted information. >>> and maureen dowd on discrimination of female directors in hollywood. >>> and online education star sal kahn joins us in the studio. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, >>> good morning, everyone. looking at the golden gate bridge right now, can't get the words out, must be friday, ride? >> it is, god bless us all! . >> it is friday, november 20. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday, everybody. it's 4:30. it's time for traffic and weather. roberta, it's the weekend. how are you? >> almost the weekend. >> this morning bef

colbert sang a few bars of the opening number of "jesus christ superstar." ♪ at last, i'll do well i e all, too, will be ♪ >> you gotta go for it now. ♪ jesus ♪ you've got to believe the things that say of you ♪ >> lloyd weber was on to promote his new musical, "school of rock." >>> coming up on cbs this morning, the battle of tech company es and the government. >>> and maureen dowd on discrimination of female directors in hollywood. >>> and online education star sal kahn joins news the studio. >>> i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the fbi is investigating dozens of people capable of caring out paris style attack in the u.s. more on the threat maze against the united states and the search for suspect in the paris attacks. >> local businesses are trading in their warm beds for cardboard boxes. the sleeping bags, more on why they're opt to go sleep outside tonight. >> live look from center city, from our skycam. big changes on the way for weather, rain thankfully moving out, but cool down on the way. you thought fall felt cool? winter like

and i am not ashamed of the gospel of jesus christ! and i am not ashamed of the truth of the word of god. and i am willing to go to jail for standing on the truth of the word of god. and i know i've taken the counsel, many have told me this weekend, you be careful, you choose your words carefully, we have presidentials coming down to this conference this weekend. i understand that. but i am not ashamed of the truth of the word of god! and i'm willing to go to jail for it. and they asked me, yes, but do you advocate for our civil leaders to do this today? and my answer is no. but why? here's why. because that's not such a big deal. we are not to fear those who can kill the body. yea, jesus says, fear rather those, the ones who can cast body and soul in hell forever. the discussion concerning the capital punishment of homosexuals is nothing. is not all that important when contrasted with hellfire forever. you say why wouldn't you call for it? i say it's because we need some time for homosexuals to repent that's why. they need time to rep

he believed in jesus christ as his lord and savior. that's what he lived for. and we today know that no matter what has gone on and transpired, there's forgiveness in the cross of christ. and that's what garrett would want. he would want us to forgive this man and to go on with our lives but to be bringing the good news of hope to the world around us as we see so much destruction as i've heard on your news report. i mean, people are just in shock and don't know what to do. but that was garrett in a nutshell. not by his work, but his relationship with christ. >> and that really does speak to the kind of impact that he had on the church, on his family, on his friends. as an officer, what kind of impact are you aware that he made on the community? or how did he intertwine, you know, his commitment to the community, his commitment to the church? >> well, obviously, you know, we see that in a practical way. just in what's happened over the last couple of days. there's been an outpouring around the world of support for him and his family reaching out to him. but i ju

were saying that they don't have learn anything because they will wait for the second coming of jesus christrom a football game for praising god on the field. he had just pointed the touchdown and pointed to the sky to thank god. there it is happening. the referees kicked him out of the game for excessive celebrations and ejected him for the next game. >> it is icon's night on "dancing with the stars." the seven remaining couples celebrate influential people in their lives. "dancing with the stars" airs here at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. >>> a gruesome discovery in the laundry room of a motel at the jersey shore. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look there into center city, made it through halloween weekend, the time change, now time to get this workweek and back to school week going. it's 5:55, 56 degrees. police in atlantic city are investigating the death of a woman found in the laundry room in a hotel. officers were called to the palace hotel on the boardwalk. the woman has not been identified and the death is under investigation. >>> a vehicle damaged a dozen vehicles saturday into sunday -- a dozen vehicles were

>> well, the line is, look, individually, we are to pray for, to love, to share the gospel of jesus christyone, including our enemies. but government has an allqçñ together different responsibility. government is an active actor, a vengeance against those who practice evil. it's the same thing with the refugee crisis. you know, individually, eric, we can pray. we can support samaritans purse and other relief organizations. but government has a different responsibility. they are supposed to secure the border. you know, borders are not an anti-christian idea. acts 17:26 says god is the one who established borders and determined which people should live within them. so i think the line is let's do our individual responsibility but let government do their responsibility to protect its citizens. >> i'm listening to the campaigns of the various g.o.p. candidates and i hear ben carson quoting the bible quite a bit. i hear donald trump saying it's his favorite book of all time. are they on the right path? are they saying the right thing and will they stay be able to as donald trump points out bomb

jesus christ who is your ad firm, sterling cooper raper pryce? really makes me mad, men. get it, mad men. hey! it's a holiday pun. it's a hol pun. but seriously, spike your best friend's eggnog. what kind of clothe regular you selling, cosby sweaters? that's right, ( bleep )! i haven't forgotten about you! getting late in the year. i still remember that ( bleep ). ( laughter ) all right, but, seriously, you know, this ad is disgusting. i mean, who's their target demo, bill cosby? i had to do it again. i'm sorry. i'm sorry! i can't help it! no, guys. this ad is so awful it makes bloomingdale's look like cosby's hotel room. i can't! ( applause ) i apologize. no, guys! stop! you're encouraging me. this is-- i admit, i have a problem, okay. ( laughter ) but not as big a problem as bill cosby. all right? okay. ( applause ) that's it. no, seriously. i am done. no. i can stop the the at four, rea. unlike cosby. okay, i really am done. i really am done. okay. and bloomingdale's-- ( laughter ) bloomingdale's isn't the only big company mired in a christmas

the walls and floors have the art from societies that predate jesus christ by thousands of years. this woman has worked here since 1999. she says in the weeks leading up to the 2003 u.s. led invasion she and her colleagues warned iraqi and american officials that the mew seam was vulnerable but no-one seemed to listen. >> more than 50 thousand pieces were stolen just from this mew seam. -- museum. >> reporter: almost immediately officials began efforts to get back the relativics along with u.s. support, a recovery department was set up. objects were enearthd from private homes, recovered in raids and some simply reappeared on the museum shelves. other treasurers were seized from international-- antiquities. this piece known as the statue, the 1 # 50 kilogram bronze relic dates back to a past project that has been put back on display. some of the museums finest antiquities aren't on display. breuer bricked up in storage rooms off view. they're safely guarded that we weren't allowed anywhere near them. that's because of concerns over iraq's readiness to preserve and protect its own

corridors adorned with stone carvings dating back to the times of babylonians, society that predate jesus christy thousands of years. she said in the weeks before the u.s. led invasion, she and her colleagues warned that the museum was vulnerable, but no one seemed to listen. >> more than 50,000 pieces were stolen just from this museum. they damaged everything, furniture and everything. >> almost immediately, officials began efforts to get back the relics, along with u.s. support, a recovery department was set up. objects were unearthed from private homes, recovered in raids and some simply reappeared on the museum shelves. other treasures were seized from international antiquities markets in syria, lebanon, kuwait, saudi arabia and as far as away as new york, including this piece. the 150-kilogram bronze relic dates back to the ancient mesopotamia period, and now back on display. >> some are bricked up in storage rooms far from public view. so off limits are the vaults and the contents such a safely guarded secret, we weren't allowed anywhere near them. >> that's because of concerns over iraq's

jesus christ meant everything to him. christ came and laid down his life, substituted his life, so that we could be forgiven of our sins. and accept, on our behalf, his forgiveness of our sins, accept that, and be drawn back in to relationship with our heavenly father. and that's why garrett lived. >> boy is that sad. >> also at the university of colorado, colorado springs, they held moments of silence before their basketball games, and also a prayer vigil. also there is a you caring page that's been set up by a friend of the family for the children's education. he leaves behind two children waking up without a father. >> i hope that video gets wide play. you're seeing politicians this morning trying to use this tragedy to their own advantage, trying to divide the country, claiming it's a crime against this group or that group and you look at this and realize this crime was a crime against people of every part of the spectrum. >> right. he was pro-life. he would -- and the figure skating community coming out with a statem

>> oh, the true faith that there's a god in heaven and his son is jesus christ and that's -- and that'suilt on. and -- >> that's your faith, not roinleroinl everyone's faith. >> not everyone's but i'm an evangelist, i want to stand up for lord jesus. and i respect people of other faiths and i want them to know the truth and i want them to know there's only one way to god. jesus said the way, the truth and the light and no one comes to the father except by me. >> franklin graham, thank you very much, your father, i hope you get to enjoy his birthday 97 years old and out with yet another book. the final book from billy graham. >> i signed this one for you. >> thank you very much, sir. we'll look to what you do starting in january starting with the prayer rallies. thank you. thank you very much. >>> hillary clinton speaking about her -- her presidential rival, ben carson, during a stop last night on jimmy kimmel. the host asked her what she thought about some of dr. carson's recent controversial comments and his rise in the polls. listen -- >> you know, seriously, it really does matter wha

as a young boy he confessed his sins to god and asked jesus christ into his heart and life and on thate was sinner. he represented and asked christ into his heart and which he'll do for anybody. my father wanted in had book to be very clear, his last book how a person can be prepared for eternity. >> can you still be a little bit afraid and prepared. as a human and as a person, i think i believe what i say i believe, i do believe that's what heaven is, but is it okay to be afraid of dying? >> my father said he was never afraid of death. he said it was the dying part of it he wasn't too sure of. >> i agree. >> before you go, you got your operation christmas child box. you've been doing this for years. >> this year we collect about 11 million boxes. we go to 110 countries. a lot of these will end up with refugees in europe going to kids that left behind. we need everybody to help us back a box. >> how do you do that? >> samaritanpurse.org. >> we do this every year. you can track the box and see where it goes. >> can you follow the box. >> great project. >> tell your father we send him ou

the walls have carveings dating back to syrians and back loan yeah and predate jesus christ by thousands and she has worked at the iraq museum since 1999 and she says in the weeks leading up to the 2003 u.s. led invasion she and her colleagues warned iraqi and american officials that the museum was vulnerable but no one seemed to listen. >> more than 50,000 things stolen just from this museum and they damaged everything. furniture and everything. >> reporter: almost immediately officials began efforts to get back the relics along with u.s. support a recovery department was set up, objects were unearthed from private homes, recovered in raids and some simply reappeared on the museum shelves and other treasurers were seized from markets in jordan, lebanon, syria, kuwait, saudi arabia and as far away as new york and this dates back to mesotapotamian period and one that has been put back on display. some of iraq's finest are not on display at all and are bricked up in storage rooms far from public view so off limits are the vaults and their contents such as safely guarded secret we were not

. >> in recent years the church of jesus christ of latter day saints had actually called for more compassion for lgbt members. >>> tonight a look at a bay area company, a 31-year-old alien there who had a rough couple of weeks -- billionaire who had a rough couple of weeks. ceo those with homes needs to grow up fast. ouch. but alan martin tells us more people are questioning whether her company, backed by powerful names and lots of money, can really do what it says it can do. 4 elizabeth holmes -- silicon valley's youngest lienor, founder and ceo of a palo alto company that promises a revolution in healthcare. a stanford dropout at 19, she used her tuition money to fund her company. vice president joe biden toward her lab in july. original board included political heavyweights george schultz and have -- henry kissinger. the company promised speedy, low-cost diagnoses to died -- dozens of dying -- diseases.>> we have not put into the public domain much of our technology and operations -- >> private investors support -- have put more than $4 million into the company for these diagnoses to be e

carvings dating back to the time of the severe vinnies and babylonians, societies that predate jesus christs of years. they has worked at the iraq museum since 1999. she says in the weeks leading up to the 2003 u.s.-led invasion, she and her colleagues warned iraqi and american officials that the museum was vulnerable from mob listened. >> more than 50,000 pieces were stolen just from this m museum. they damaged other things, furniture and everything. >> reporter: almost immediately officials began effort to his get back the relics. objects were unoathed from private homes, covered in raids and some simply repeater on the museum's shelves. others were seized from international antiquities market in jordan, lebanon, syria, kuwait, saudi arabia and as far as away as new york. including this piece known as the statue. the 150-kilogram bronze relic dates back to the ancients mess pa train vinnie a indicate vinnie period and is one of the few recovered objects that have now been put back on display. >> reporter: some of the fine effort antiquities aren't on display, they are bricked up in storag

some christians believe that muslims do not believe in jesus christ. believe in jesus christ.s in our book. all the prophets. the big difference between christianity and islam is, some believe that jesus christ is god. we don't. isbelieve that jesus christ of god.t of allah host: thank you for your input. guest: absolutely. on the one hand you have to sort of put this in historical context. there has been tension between between islam and judaism for thousands of years. of people this about kind of the past. as this caller mentioned, people verypret the koran differently. americans see september 11th, they see the events that happened in paris and maybe that's kind of the only interaction with islam they have. the president and president bush tried to do this as well. tried to distinguish between al qaeda, islamic state muslims thatons of peaceful in the united states. but at the same time, there's a and anxiety about what happened. talkednew york timeses" about the nasa had a program. you said the program to swoop up going away. could that be replaced by somebody else? guest:

was born, jesus christ lived, jesus christ was cresus christ was crusified.. if i say the eiffel tower was invented by noah, mock me for that. again, ben carson is somehow trying to say christians stand behind me while i put these bizarre theories forward that have no basis in history and in fact, that even biblical scholars don't believe. i find it offensive. we've talked enough about ben carson. >> it's krasz si but that's not important. that's not why we're voting for him. that's not why. i need to know. >> it's not like, i think you can focus on this one thing and debate it both ways and say everything you guys have said. it's part of a bigger picture and the bigger picture is whether ben carson has a sense of history, a knowledge of history. >> we want something. we want something based on fact. >> yes. you put it together even with the thing he showed today with the idea that our founding fathers had no experience. >> it's one comment after another. >> it's like we don't get it at this point. let's leave that there on the table. we have a new pole to te

they carry a bible and carry a cross and jesus christ did not attach them to go and ban people and kill 2 news. >> . >>> and the temperatures out there today were kind of mild a little bit warmer than we saw yesterday, but not much. so low 60s as we head into your bay area tuesday. probably mid 60s highs. in the rest of the week temperatures will get the back in the mid to upper 60s, maybe some low 70s thursday and friday. it's going to be a dry week for the most part. here we are looking from twin peeks. looks like upper market street and the bay bridge. so that's a neat night time shot. we saw that swath of moisture along the bay area. it's going to be a cool night some frost in the inland bay area. very chilly morning, chile, chilly days. the winds are dying down. it was a windy day. advicery has been dropped, but the winds will still be around tomorrow, 10 to 15 miles an hour northwest winds, not 2225 miles an hour. today they were up to 25. so the forecast tomorrow yellows are septembers, so you are going to see lots of mid 60s and upper 60s with a few low 70s. for the bay areas th

they participated in a mass resignation from the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. some mormons are upset about a new policy regarding children living with gay parents. they say they had paperwork to renounce their membership with the help of an attorney. friday, the church's first presidency released a letter clarifying their policy. they say all children are welcome to attend church meetings and participate in church activities. nikki: you may have noticed something a bit unusual if you drove around clive. it's an orange spray painted bicycle near the banker's trust off university. it's orange all over, from the seat, all the way down to the chains that lock it to the sign. but the bike hasn't been left behind by anyone. the bike serves as an advertisement to encourage people to head down to orangetheory fitness in clive. there, you'll see a matching bike with lock. nikki: believe it or not, we're less than six weeks away from christmas. some people stopped by the state fairgrounds today to get a head start on shopping. the fifth annual brought in more than 150 ve

they thus saith the lord and just as the apostle paul left his village and carried the gospel of jesus christ to the far corners of the greco-roman world so i carry the gospel of freedom. injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. your caught in an inescapable work of mutuality tidiness in the garment of destiny. whatever affects one affects us all. challenges can be met, and if we make use of the world resources and people driven by religious or secular ethics it is hard to argue the needs of americans are somehow more important. the question is would need can i help us to address? for some of us we can do our best work in homes and communities. the opportunity to help is not surrounded by borders. we did not return empty-handed. the reason i wanted to start with that pleases because whether we are talking about work that is happening in afghanistan are the sudan or argentina or thailand the work is hours. what is happening on one side of the world affects us directly. what isdirectly. what is happening in east and west baltimore impacts next. so if we are not willing to both ackn

his favorite philosopher is jesus christ.e's criticized by john mccain for pandering to the religious right. we know who won the south carolina primary and the rest is history. i look at bush's concern with the gop debates, which is something that come out in his post-presidency writing. don't anger the base. this is a lesson by all accounts he took to heart. there's this well-known joke. it is not serious. it is a joke. this is an impressive crowd, the haves and the have mores. some people call you the elite. i call you my base. there's an element of truth in there perhaps. i look beyond bush's words to his deeds, his appointments, john ashcroft to attorney general. his two supreme court justices, 42 justices on courts of appeal, 148 district court justices. and i look at his policies, where the rubber hits the road. bush's policies are very telling. the white house office of faith-based and community initiatives demanding regulatory review standard, two rounds of tax cuts, controversial environmental policies and regulation

first of all i would like to know if there was a jesus christ on the starbucks cup? >> i was looking at images. they had santa claus and snowflakes. at one point they had a snowman singing from a caroling book. >> it could have been jesus in a snowman suit. if you want to talk about christmas colors it is a fairly elegant graphic solution. they took away a lot of the fluff that you can argue is not the spirit of christmas, ie, snow men and santa, et cetera, et cetera. >> kind of an aesthetic solution to simplify. >> that's what it is supposed to be about, the tranquil tee and quietness of the holiday time. you are supposed to put your own holiday story on the cup. it is a blank canvas for you. >> how do we blame obama for this? >> i won't blame obama, but i i will be honest, do you know who hates jesus sph? >> i don't know. who does? >> christmas. >> are you going to make some kind of argument about commercialization? >> where is jesus' shine? this santa guy gets all of the love. you know who never celebrated christmas? jesus. maybe starbucks painted it the color of