>>> do you accept the light of jesus christ?i accept the light. >> klansman, do you accept the light of jesus christ? >> i accept the light. >> klansman, do you accept the light of jesus christ? >> i accept the light. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. we're not going to the cross burning yet. no, no. not in the middle of the show. i'm not dumb. that's the big closer. [ laughter ] i can't just throw the cross burning out there in the middle of the show. you can't follow a cross burning. what follows a cross burning? i actually don't want to know. i don't want to know, actually. i'd rather never know. i don't ever want to know what follows a cross burning. >> don't worry, we'll get to the cross burning later. but first, if you search the internet for kkk, some of the top stories you'll find are about a small town you've probably never heard of. so i'm headed back to arkansas. the town of harrison has a population that is 96% white. and it's known for still having an active ku klux klan presence. what kind of vibe will i get here? will i

depicted at jesus christ "no resolution wrecks in sight." matt? >> good morning, yahoo is for sale and marissa mayer is on the hotseat but with this cover on "variety," it could bring the yahoo c.e.o. some sympathy from the masses. the cover came out the day before the story in an obvious attempt to stir up interest in the piece on marissa mayer. before a we are was read the reaction to the illustration of the yahoo c.e.o. carrying a "why," shaped cross and "the end is near," grew passionate responses. one blogs and, what was variety thinking with this marissa mayer as jesus christ cover? with another writer calling it "exercise in poor taste." >> responses here in the south bay were mixed. >> it is blasting a woman who is in power who is a strong person, a c.e.o. of yahoo and minimalizing her. >> they know they are in for this and putting themselves out there. it doesn't bother me >> they released the arm at 9:00 a.m. today time "yahoo false prophet how marissa mayer failed to turn her company around." the cover got a lot of attention but the wor

through jesus christ. jesus wins all battles. is not only relying on that intervention.has cut a deal with john kasich. >> can we get behind the campaign raised on yelling, screaming, cursing, and insults? unify thecontinue to hind a positive, optimistic, forward-looking, conservative campaign? >> the problem is a lot of people don't like him. a senior republican. described him as "lucifer in the flesh" do you really think you can stop donald trump? >> i do and we are doing so. >> the polls show that he is trailing. are we looking at trum -- are we looking at cruz's last raw? cruz made, spectrum's father was linked to the man that killed president kennedy. the truthnnot tell and combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist, at the level, i don't think this country has ever seen. katty: that was some of the nicer things he had to say. for more on the brawl, let's speak to laura trevelyan. she is at a cruz rally in indiana. today it sounded more like my children's playground at oh. -- at school. elevated asven as your children's playground at school, i would think. in

so loved me, that son.ve his only and overwhelmed with a heart of i gave my that night, life to jesus christ, and it's difference. and i said to karen this morning, it's always wonderful to say to god, i love you, but it's probably more accurate when we realize that all we can ever love you too. i because you said it first. that was the biggest way my life changed, in those days in college. so i want to say to the class of 20 2016, in whatever ways you have wonderful this faculty that poured their lives you, and this wonderful way tian university, the you have learned here, what you have learned, hold onto all days ahead. in the hold onto those you love with the people next to you, and the people in the gallery. hold onto these precious ment s mentors, who i promise you will love to get that e-mail you from a year or six months or or five years. eep striving, keep learning, keep persevering. one of my other favorite quotes times comes from coolidge, who n poke about the importance of persistence and perseverance. he said, quote, nothing in this orld can take the place of persistence. talent

so christ, if you call jesus, jesus christ, that means you are key finding him as the redeemer. >> jesusit me. >> ascend to do heaven. this one was jesus the man. interestingly enough, the philosophy of jesus was to reject materialism, to depend on other people for your well-being and to give to the poor as much could. >> here's the key distinction though. jesus did not believe in government coercion to redistribute wealth or to demonize the wealthy. biblical expression is the love of money is the root of evil. not money itself but the love of it because it drives a wedge between you and god. >> creates a %elf-centered situation. >> bring town caesar what is seize caesar's and god god's. there are earthly responsibilities including the tax man will always cometh and that you do have to take care of that as well. >> pay them. >> he believed in private charity. he believed in people taking care of each other, not through coercion, not through state force, for example. >> what do you think? >> that makes sense to me. i also think for many that they feel there is a moral issue around economi

but that's the reason i need forgiveness from god through jesus christ.e real issues with evangelical christians in the direction both parties are going. >> so, the position that evangelicals find themselves in and it's silly to use that term as a painting with a broad brush but having to choose between donald trump and most likely hillary clinton, you say many are horrified in your words. >> yes, horrified and many are thinking through i hear all day long, every day from evangelicals who are thinking through whether they're going to write in a candidate, vote for a tu third party, whether they're not going to vote in that election, whether they're going to try to come up with the lesser of two evilals in their voting. it's a real crisis for many evangelicals but what i hear most of all is does this mean america is under the judgment of god? there are many christian s wondering what does this mean for our country when neither major party nominee for president of the united states is someone that they can respect, point their children to. i'm the father of

they taught the language of jesus christ that institute had to close because the head fled.certainly the christian community here is already taking some hits, feeling the heat, especially from islamist groups. right now they say they want to be defiant and not easy for this very ancient religion in the land, wolf. >> can they get out? we know that hundreds of thousands of christians whether this iraq, syria, they fled. what about those who remain right now? what are the prospects of them fleeing, if you will? >> reporter: well, you know, it's difficult. some of them certainly have already fled and some have fled their ancestral homeland like maaloula and some come here to damascus and some have fled the country. there are some organizations helping especially christians to get out of syria and get them to places line europe or like the u.s. but certainly it's difficult an you know if you look at the christian community here, wolf, they don't feel like they're guests in the land but they say they're an integral part of what makes syria what it is and so many of them don't wan

i think it is time for god's people who follow jesus, followers of jesus christ, to pray and pray thatd would increase his kingdom in the human heart. i don't know that we can do that by taking strong stands and fighting with others and calling people names and, you know, we need to remove ourselves for that and pray for those in leadership, pray for those who would risk everything, their reputations and everything, to run for the highest office in this land because they care. so i just want to pray for the leaders that when they get in the oval office, whoever that person is, that he would have such an overwhelming sense of responsibility that he, or she, would drop to his or her knees and look to the god of abraham, isaac and jacob, the father of our lord jesus christ, who would give wisdom and counsel if we seek his help. >> ann, great to see you. >>> facebook now responding to claims that the social networking giant downplays conservative headlines in its trending topic feature. ceo mark zuckerberg pulk balingk the curtain to show how those trending stories are chosen. zuckerberg s

but i think that's the reason i need forgiveness from god through jesus christ.eyond that, we have real issues with evangelical christians, with both parties right now, and the direction both parties are going. >> so the position, dr. moore, that evangelicals find themselves in, and again, it is si silly to use that paint white gold a broad brush, how do you choose between donald trump and hillary clinton, you say many of them are horrified in your words. >> yes, horrified. and many of them are thinking through i hear all day long every day from evangelicals who are thinking through whether they're going to write in a candidate, whether they're going to vote for a third party, whether they're not going to vote in that election, whether they're going to try to come up with some lesser of two evils calculation in their voting. it is a real crisis for many evangelicals. frankly, what i hear most of all from evangelicals is does this mean that america is under the judgment of god? there are many christians that are wondering what does this mean for our country when w

is to make sure that we have evangelical christians in churches who stand by our commitment to jesus christ and to his word and make sure we don't bartter that away for some attempt at political power that ends up trading away our conscience in the bargain. >> but could you support hillary clinton over donald trump ultimately? >> no. i don't endorse candidates at all, but i have serious problems with hillary clinton. hillary clinton is a candidate who in many ways is even worse than president obama when it comes to issues that we care about, with abortion and religious liberty and other questions. the problem is, this is a year in which there is no -- there is no -- no one standing up with an alternative vision to that. we cannot have a pro-life movement in the context of sexual revolution and misogyny and all of the negative aspects of this culture that gave us the culture of death we're living with and now we have two candidates who are standing up for those things. >> doctor russell moore, thanks for the time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> as we said, donald trump is not ruling out th

the church of jesus christ of ladder day saints is opening the church for public tours, it will be dedicatedn sunday september 18. after that only church members in good standing will be able to enter. information how to book a tour is at 6abc.com. >>> it's been a damp, cool spring, by the end of the week we'll be thinking about summer. >> reporter: we will, we'll be experiencing summer, really. we're looking at highs in the 80s and an upswing in humidity. that's what happens around this time of the year. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we have sprinkles and showers down south in south jersey and delaware. as we go in closer on these, they are not covering all of the ground, but some of you are getting wet. you can see how it's rolling in over the ocean and pitching toward dover, delaware. looks like if you're up in hammonton and surf city for now you're at the end of this. if you're down in cape may county you're saying goodbye to the sail end. in millville you have a shower from the northeast. dover may get wet one more time before we are done. later today in the afternoon hours the

the church of jesus christ of ladder day saints began accepting tour reservation. first of it's kind in all of pennsylvania. the public tours will start in august leading up to the church's official dedication on september 18. from that time on, only church members will be allowed on side. you can find information about booking a tour at 6abc.com. >>> very special members of the philadelphia police department got a bird's eye view of the city they will serve and protect. the philadelphia police k-9 unit got to take pictures at the one liberty observation deck. they posed 57 floors above the city. they are offering all graduals the chance to rise to the top. any graduate wearing a cap and gown can get in for free if he or she is accompanied by a paying guest. >>> a leading doctors group calls forego change at american public schools. >>> one legend pace tribute to another. coming up at 12:30 p.m. madonna takes the stage for a performance dedicated to prince. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly op

speak of evangelism in the new testament, we're speaking about the good news of god's love in jesus christfeet, and let us call ourselves together for worship and celebration. technically, what happens with the music in our service is, it begins with a prelude, and from that point on, music is almost analogous to the old steam engine. it starts rather slow, but as it builds up speed, it increases its energy. we call our service of worship, a service of celebration and jubilation, primarily because of the good news. when you hear good news, you are celebrative. but i also recognize that on any sunday gathered in the pews of this sanctuary are persons who have not had a great deal to celebrate during the week. and so music serves not only as a rallying point, but it also serves as a therapeutic means. (man) this music has one message. you've got to feel something. you leave here, you should feel better than when you came in the door. tom dorsey was the godfather, if you will, of gospel music. who was he? the blues musician, jazz musician, playing in the honky tonks and all that. and then one

deshawn jesus christ son, didn't he report late last year?> he did last year, pooh. >> and then what happened? he pulled a hamstring. >>> still looks like a great weekend. >> monday will be the worse day so plan your stuff earlier. >> okay. thanks so much for watching, everybody. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> tonight, is another kelly cat fight brewing. >> this type of thing ha all the time. >> we're with joy today. was she ripping ripa. plus, you heard it here first, why rob lowe is a frontrunner for michael strahan's seat. >> i'm telling you, i hear stuff. >> then backstage with nyle after his dancing win, and breaking news about his partner's pregnanc also jay-z breaks his silence on beyonce's lemonade cheating rumors. >>> plus, beach bodies at any age. and my oprah onset exclusive. >> oh, my gosh, it's so good. >> h

the tours of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints is held in august and september. tickets reserved starting next month. plans to build the temple started back if 2008. it was expected to serve about 45,000 church members across the delaware valley. >>> hundreds of local workers are now laid off following bbnt's consolidatioconsolidatio. they report 154 national penn employees and 87 in allentown are out of work. most of the jobs are finance, marketing, and i.t. bbt took over national penn back in march. >>> a man and woman wanted for a string of car break-ins. neighbors spotted them walking in the brush hallow development at 4:30 in the morning saturday. the police say cars were broken into on ninth wood drive, kirkdale, and more. they broke the back windows of locked cars. >>> delmarva customers could pay more if the company gets it way. they asked to approve a rate hike for electric and natural gas customers. they want to raise $10 a month on lek bills and natural gas customers have to pay $13 more a month. >>> wildwood getting set to go country with a big concer

martin luther king jr., gandhi, jesus christ and i think i'm in good company when it can comes to that. >> come on, man. you're way better than those guys. all those clothes preached love and tolerance. preaching hate is where the challenge is at. get him a statue or put his face on a cake. >> trevor: i don't see this working as a negotiation tactic. >> i'm glad you brought that up because you have to know you may lose which brings us to tip three, prepare for the worse. if you're realistic you'll have nothing fear. in this situation the worse case is transgender people feel welcome in your state and you kept billions of federal dollars. nightmare, i know. so north carolina go in negotiations prepared to lose the game and money that's wha i call winning. >> trevor: how is that called winning. seems you know nothing about winning. >> it's not me. ever rule comes from a book called "the art of the deal." maybe you've heard of it. and i only have one rule, always consult donald trump on fighting on where to take a dump. >> trevor: i can't believe you went out and bought that book. >> didn

jesus christ, you guys.his and all of ted cruz's zodiac killing, the cruz family offed-- they off-- ( laughter ) this is true! this is true. don't mess me up. they offed more people in the 60s and 70s than vietnam! oh, now it got sad. i know what you're thinking "larry stop it. ted cruz is not a killer." okay, well, then you tell me what he was trying to do with carly fiorina here. >> ted cruz! ( applause ) >> when you see it with your own eyes, it feels a little different, doesn't it? okay, but you might be saying, "larry, carly fiorina just fell." okay, dre, dre, show us the other angle we have on that. it's all starting to come together now. and now you're saying "larry, you just put that "simpsons" clip in front of her falling! there's no connection between mr. burns and ted cruz." oh, really? oh, really? okay, well, then explain this! >> excellent! ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> larry: why is it mr. burns actually seems more human than ted cruz? have no idea. moving on. there's some upsetting news out of

. >> ♪ >> the philadelphia pennsylvania temple of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints islated to open in september. before that the public has an opportunity to get a look inside. reservations are now open for free tours between august 10th and september 9th. the temple at 17th and vine streets in spring garden will be dedicated september 18th. after that only members of the can church will be allowed inside. a link to reserve a tour is posted at 6abc.com. >>> they were hard at work today in north philadelphia baking cakes, pies and cookies. den fleece's delicacies will reopen its doors tomorrow for the first time in more than a year. the bakery on north 22nd street sustained heavy damage in a fire just before easter last year. denise's is holding a grand reopening tomorrow morning at 7:30. >> ♪ >>> new at 6 o'clock tonight they are young students who learn a little bit differently than most. and today 33 got a lined the scenes look at a technology that might not be very new but it's invaluable to their learning process. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic was right th

earlier in the day that he was want to kill everybody in the armory and go to heaven and kill jesus christ himself. the key meriwether falls here. they drag canada across the -- ae from augustine cannon across the bridge from augusta. they escape out of the back of the armory and many of them are captured and carried to the dead ring, which is right there. as it happened, we have who is in theess dead ring that day. one of the men there was a lieutenant in the militia. his lieutenant is a man named charles halfway. he was in the dead ring and turns to a friend and says, "what do you think of this?" jack mays had been a cook in the union army. he ran again with operation in hamburg. " i don't know what to think of it. do you think they will kill all of us?" " i think so." " do you think they will kill me?" " i think so. just pray to god to save your save your wife and children." with that he hung his head and commenced crying. ring right around the african-american prisoner. they just want to open the ring up and turn it into a firing line and be done with it. one white name bill robinson s

first, let's talk about brazil, a land where thousands of years ago, jesus christ was cursed by medusa and now waits for true love's kiss to awaken him. read your bibles, guys. it's a crazy, crazy book. in the last couple of weeks, brazil's government has gone through some dramatic changes. >> brazil has seen their share of scandal, but this is just too much. >> a huge government shake-up. >> tonight, it is official, embattled president dilma rousseff will face an impeachment trial. >> brazillians woke up to a new president on friday. >> michael temer is now in charge. he is now the acting president. >> trevor: i'm sorry, woke up to a new president. how does that happen? things are not going well for your country when every morning you have to be like, who's president today? the only people who should wake up to a new president are people in a coma. that's it. no one else should. like captain america can wake up to a new president. not the the rest of us. so it's beenab unbelievable two weeks in brazil. earlier this month, brazil's president, who is also apparently some sort of space c

you turn the clock back medieval christians thought fridays were not quite so awesome because jesus christas believed to be crucified on good friday. >> lee says unlucky number 13 has medieval connection. in those times 12 was considered complete as in the 12 apostles, 12 months in year and 12 to a dozen. >> with 13, what you have is one more than something that's complete. >> throws off the balance. >> it really does. >> friday vibes get killed by the number 13. >> out of that belief came something called ritual avoid dance. >> buildings that don't have 13 floors, we see airplanes that don't have thrown rows. >> would you get married on fry date 13th. >> probably not. >> now, if you read the davinci code you may remember the knight's timelier immediate evil were arrested on friday the 13th. according to our expert far from the origin. lee says while friday and 13 were long considered unlucky the concept of the friday the 13th didn't emerge until the 19th century and therefore this is just an example of popular culture working its way into folk belief. >> that's interesting. because that's

first, let's talk about brazil, a land where thousands of years ago, jesus christ was cursed by medusar true love's kiss to awaken him. read your bibles, guys. it's a crazy, crazy book. in the last couple of weeks, brazil's government has gone through some dramatic changes. >> brazil has seen their share of scandal, but this is just too much. >> a huge government shake-up. >> tonight, it is official, embattled president dilma rousseff will face an impeachment trial. >> brazillians woke up to a new president on friday. >> michael temer is now in charge. he is now the acting president. >> trevor: i'm sorry, woke up to a new president. how does that happen? things are not going well for your country when every morning you have to be like, who's president today? the only people who should wake up to a new president are people in a coma. that's it. no one else should. like captain america can wake up to a new president. not the the rest of us. so it's beenab unbelievable two weeks in brazil. earlier this month, brazil's president, who is also apparently some sort of space commander judging

you turn the clock back medieval christians thought fridays were not quite so awesome because jesus christ believed to be crucified on good friday. >> lee says unlucky number 13 has medieval connection. in those times 12 was considered complete as in the 12 apostles, 12 months in year and 12 to a dozen. >> with 13, what you have is one more than something that's complete. >> throws off the balance. >> it really does. >> friday vibes get killed by the number 13. >> out of that belief came something called ritual avoid dance. >> buildings that don't have 13 floors, we see airplanes that don't have thrown rows. >> would you get married on fry date 13th. >> probably not. >> now, if you read the davinci code you may remember the knight's timelier immediate evil were arrested on friday the 13th. according to our expert far from the origin. lee says while friday and 13 were long considered unlucky the concept of the friday the 13th didn't emerge until the 19th century and therefore this is just an example of popular culture working its way into folk belief. >> that's interesting. because that's m

when jesus christ was crucified them theyn't punish don't know what they are doing. but the germans knew what they were doing. so how can i forgive them? thing toot a small forgive and forget. i won't. thank you. >> i think we're ready now to close the program. anna: i thank you all for listening to me. anave spoken for more than hour. i was punished as a small girl for talking too much. [applause] in both iraq and afghanistan i helped both countries with their constitutions. being a facilitator of agreements on key issues. your influence is considerable. they were very anxious to meet with you. the former ambassador to iraq. he discusses his memoir. my journey through turbulent world. we saw that the extremists exploited those and then we corrected it. the surge. reaching out to the sunnis. beefing up iraqi forces. killing zarqawi. security thet vacuum was filled by rival regional powers pulling iraq apart. the violence escalated. he talks about labor and social unrest at the turn of the 20th century. as well as the reforms that tried to come back to this this conte

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

what was called the jefferson bible, he named it the lives and morals of jesus of nazareth, not jesus christ but jesus of nazareth, was given out to members of the house of representatives when they were elected. can you imagine? >> published by the government. that would never happen in texas. >> now you are picking on everything. >> tell everybody you are from texas. >> he thought that kind of book would be a good book for a new republican society. religion was supposed to be important but the ethical teachings of jesus, not the miracles, not the other things that he thought had to be interpreted by people, explains by people with ulterior motives, people who were connected to the social monarchy were somehow connected to kings together. in the cold war, the communist menace or whatever or a country in sort of system we think is opposed, his system was monarchy and not just people who are religious teachers but people who are hooked up with this monarchical form of government that held down the common people, did not allow people to participate in government. >> he was looking toward a fut

he was tortured for declaring his faith in jesus christ. >> so christians and jews are caught in the crossfire. >> that is correct. >> since 2014 in an effort to cleanse the caliphate, isis death squads have viciously murdered tens of thousands of christians and za free tess. girls have been taken as trophies of war. >> we know isis takes women, girls and turns them into wives and sex slave lakes. is that a doctrine in the koran? >> of course, it is. you can have a slave. there was a girl who was 9 years old, they used her two times a day. >> you succeeded in rescuing a number of those women. describe without creating a vulnerability to the process how you go about finding them and getting them out? >> through the relationship that we have with the kurdish tribes, that we will be able to go across the bordering to isis territory and we'll be able to save and rescue some of these kurds back. we were able to locate markets where they sell them. most of them in mosul, some of them in syria. these girls have a different price dpejding on her beauty, depending on her age, depending on if

when jesus christ was crucified he said don't punish them they don't know what they are doing. but the germans knew what they were doing. so how can i forgive them? this is not a small thing to forgive and forget. i won't. thank you. so, don't ask me that question. anything else. >> i think we're ready now to close the program. ms. grosz: i thank you all for listening to me. i could talk for more than an hour. they made a good choice of me to talk because i was punished as a small girl for talking too much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> interested in american history tv? visit our website. upcomingee our schedule or watch recent programs. american artifacts, road to the white house. at c-span.org/history. >> tonight on q&a. hockshild on the american involvement in the civil war in spain. attempt happened right when army officers tried to seize party. -- seize power. it sent a shockwave of alarm througho

because when they took jesus christ to crucify, he said, "don't punish them, god, because they don't know what they are doing," right? but the germans knew what they are doing. so how can i forgive and forget? so this is not a small thing to forgive and forget. i cannot and i won't forgive or forget. so don't ask me that question. [laughter] anna: anything else? bill: i think we are ready now to close the program. anna, thank you so much. all forthank you listening to me and i could talk for more than an hour. they made a good choice for me to talk because i was punished as a small girl for talking too much. [laughter] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> in a history buff. -- seeing theng fabric of our country and how things work and how they are made. american history. american artifacts. >> i had no idea history was something i would really enjoy. tv, it givesistory you that perspective. >> i am a c-span fan. >>

call themselves a christian and not see that love is at the core of christianity and not see that jesus christ himself rejected the capitalism that mr. gregor seems to elevate above all over good is sometimes kind of blind. i will stop.a jew, not >> okay well just for the record, i'm a jew, not a not a christian but nevertheless, i thought it might be relevant, and i don't believe that this george washington, john adams,ad james madison and almost every great thinker in history believed in khartoum. that dismissal is very common today. people have a dismissive attitude toward those of us who actually believe in the god of the bible. you are certainly free to have that belief, but it is not cartoonish. it is into stem indispensable and he demands we be good people and we have to answer to him. it's the best idea ever developed for the decency of people. i would like everyone walking along here to feel that their behavior toward other humann bei beings is just by god. i don't know why that is objectionable. i really don't. i can't think of a better idea. to think that i walk through life having

i said, sorry, i cannot do your wedding because of my relationship with jesus christ. >> why couldn't? >> because my faith teaches me that marriage is between a man and woman and symbolizes christ and relationship with his church. as much as i love rob, my love for christ is more important. >> reporter: if your lifestyle offends me, why should i be obligated to provide a service when i'm not comfortable with you as a person? >> because that's how the free market works. when you walk into best buy, nobody should be asking you what your religion is or what your sexual orientation is, or what you did yesterday. it is jim crow, just that there are different targets at this point for some of the people. >> reporter: the targets are? >> the targets are the lgbtq community, sadly. not just same-sex couples, the entire community is being targeted. >> i think what we are seeing unprecedented attack against people of faith who have religious beliefs. >> alliance defending freedom, this advocacy group represents christian conservatives and has advised several states drafting religious freedom la

. >> it is a song just describing the gospel of jesus christ, story of his life and what not and we have just celebrated and given us victory. >> yes. >> it went off. >> yes. >> a former professional baseball player. so i made a weird transition when her family was like what are you doing, you're there, i said i'm supposed to sing now. >> it is paying off. >> it is paying off finally i was going crazy for a little while. >> do you have this will album called a worshiper's heart. >> they can go get it in stores every where, it is my heart, album is ledded with songs of my heart. >> will you perform new for us. >> here is the anthem. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> see you tomorrow, everybody, enjoy todd. >> take it away. >> all right. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ . >>> it's "live like a star" week, live on the "the wendy williams show"! ♪ >> wendy: you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. my girls have alwa