and if anyone opens their heart to receive jesus christ as their personal savior, then jesus will andarts .eace and take away the burden when i heard that message deep , i felt peacert and i really needed somebody came to my life to take away my burdens. and my heart really touched and that's why that moment, i just and go in the front of the church and i just opened my heart to accept jesus christ as my personal savior. that is a transformation. and that faith has helped me a lot from that moment in christmas 1982. me. just amazing for i started to pray through jesus christ and the more i pray, the more piece i have. the more i pray, i feel like, wow. i pray for wisdom. i pray for peace. i pray for forgiveness. everything has come through my life. after i became christian not only just the religion, but i have the between me and god in jesus and that is a relationship that has helped to me, it heals me. it's everything. not about religion, but it is a relationship. i need this. i really needed to have peace and it doesn't matter what people say. people controlling me. people say some

and if anyone opens their heart to receive jesus christ as their personal savior, then jesus will comeheart and bring peace and take away the burden. when i heard that message deep down in my heart, i felt peace and i really needed somebody came into my life take away my , burdens. and my heart really touched and that's why that moment, i just went out and go in the front of the church and i just opened my heart to accept jesus christ as my personal savior. that is a transformation. and that faith has helped me a lot from that moment in christmas 1982. it is just an amazing turning point for me. pray, and through jesus christ, and then the more i prayed, the more peace i have. the more i pray, the more i feel like, while, i know that when i die heaven is my home. and i pray for the wisdom. i pray for peace and i pray for forgiveness. everything has come through my life. that after realized i became christian not only just the religion, but i have the relationship between me and god and jesus. that is a relationship that has helped me, it heals me. it's everything. not about religion, b

we play for that rest -- we pray for that resurrected power of jesus christ for him to say, jesus is alive. i pray all the world's together, we come together and we pray, we stand with him at what he is doing, and father, we give you the praise. we give you the honor. on father, we give you the praise and honor and we ask you, father, that he can be the cyrus to bring reformation, change to this nation and all the nations of the yarmuth, who will say, america is the greatest nation of the earth. father, i thank you. i release the holy spirit upon his life, for the holy spirit to strengthen him, his spirit, soul, and body, and father, i release wisdom from him and i declare, god, that you use him to change the spiritual atmosphere of this nation. father, i give you the praise and i give you the honor, in jesus' mighty name, amen. and amen. >> amen. hands, as we stretch our we secure your purpose, your calling, victory after victory, victory after victory. we declare no weapon formed against him will prosper and every demonic altar erected against him will be torn down. we declare he w

. - jesus christ, dude, they've done some stupid crap before, but jesus christ. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! thank you so much! thank you so much! thank you so much! let's do this, people! take a seat! let's make a show! i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight san actor who stars in the new comedy central show "awkwafina is nora from queens," b.d. wong is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show it's hillary versus bernie all over again, a wrestling match gets violent, and mitch mcconnell is taking the senate to school. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick things off with some good news from the airline industry, where one successful company is thanking its employees in the only way that counts, with cash. >> we're learning more about a mega bonus that employees at delta air

who supports president trump, and like the governor is mormon said the history of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints sustains the state's commitment to refugee resettlement. >> i think it's just kind of in our dna. >> reporter: has utah ever felt overrun by refugees? >> not that i'm aware of. >> reporter: haymar arrived in utah in 2008. she fled violence in burma for thailand when she was 13. how did you get from burma to thailand? >> 19 day i have to get thailand, we walking. >> reporter: walking? >> yes. >> reporter: she became a u.s. citizen in 2013 and helped by a program for immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs, now owns her own burmese-thai restaurant. >> we're not trying to bring refugees here to take on our low-wage paying jobs either. we are putting them on career paths. >> they are some of the most hardworking, dedicated people you'll ever meet. and that's what i would hope president trump would see. >> hi, guys! >> reporter: the mayors also hope president trump would see what asma is doing now. she is a public health major at westminster college in salt lake city and p

[indiscernible] it is coming from jesus christ. it don't come from man, because man will let you down. it comes from the lord. from the lord. that is why i have the strength comes from. that goes for every one of you. stand. [applause] i am going to get down from here because i be going all day long. i will say this. i would like to say a special thank you to the president, to missy, and i would like to say thank you to franklin graham and most of all, billy graham. i would not, i would not be here today, i would not be an evangelist, i do not believe, if my mom, back then when we were coming up, only had a couple of channels on the tv. you got a choice. you could either sit there and watch billy graham, or you were going to bed. so i watched a whole lot of billy graham. [applause] and so one of the things i learned from billy graham is, love. we have to love one another. we have to. that is the key. i mean, that is what god is putting in every one of us. that is what he wanted us to do. he wants us to love, not hate. he didn't say

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in the philippines have joined an annual procession to pray to a centuries old wooden statue of jesus christ known as the black nazarene devote he's walked barefoot along the 6 kilometer route and prayed to an icon that they believe performs miracles. in france thousands of people have hit the streets and yet another day of strikes and protests against president in my one proposed pension reforms his push for change has unleashed one of the longest strike actions in france in decades in the now familiar scenes police are using tear gas to control protesters in the strikes have caused weeks of travel chaos across france. and let's go right to our correspondent lisa lewis is standing by for us in central paris covering the protests for us hi lisa tell us what you've been seeing there today. well thousands hundreds of thousands of protesters have been marching today here in paris and in other cities across france according to the figures we are getting it was between 20600000 depending on who you listen to to the unions or the police that's about a 3rd of how many people were out protesting on

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their hometowns and just as the apostle paul left his village of tarsus and carried the gospel of jesus christ to the far corners of the greco roman world, so am i compelled to carry the gospel of freedom beyond my own hometown. like paul, i must constantly respond to the macedonian call for aid. moreover, i'm cognizant of the interrelatedness of all communities and states. i cannot sit idly by in atlanta and not be concerned about what happens in birmingham. injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. we are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. whatever affects one directly affects all directly. never again can we afford to live with a narrow provential outsi outsider idea. anyone who lives inside the united states could never be considered an outsider anywhere within its bounds. you deplore the demonstrations taking place in birmingham, but your statement, i am sorry to say, fails to express a similar concern for the conditions that brought about the demonstrations. dr. king's letter continues. i am sure that none of you would want to

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the philippines have joined in and your position to preach to a centuries old wooden statue of jesus christ known as the black nasa rain devotees are walking barefoot along a 6 kilometer route with the procession expected to last at least 15 hours. levanon is issued a travel ban on for monday's sun chairman carlos ghosn after authorities questioned him over an interpol notice go inflexion levanon from japan where he was awaiting trial on corruption charges going disputes all allegations against him and says he would not get a fair trial in japan. telling out of france where thousands of people have hit the streets in another day of strikes and protests against president in modern mccraw as proposed pension reform macross push to change the pension system has unleashed one of the longest strike actions in france in decades it's caused weeks of travel chaos. that. elisa lewis is standing by for us in central paris lisa lots of people out in the streets the last time we talked to you you were very roughly put away by police as they were trying to control the protests what is happening there ri

accused of immigration fraud and human trafficking the fbi arrested 3 people at the kingdom of jesus christ church. officials say th they were bringing in people from the philippines then arrange visas and sham marriages. >>keeping them in compounds and forcing them to work and >>these individuals were. again telling people in the philippines victims to come over they thought maybe they would be conducting concerts things like that nd then when they got here they would take their passports from them they would force them to socit funds. >>officials say the church claimed the money collected was self children but they say at least million was sent back to the philippines to the leaders of the organization. next at 5.30 lunar new year events have been canceled over corona virus concerns which bay area city will not be holding a celebration this year and human life expectancy goes up for the first time in years what health experts say is causing the change and the us is taking actionagainst >>back to our top story tonight the world health organization is declaring the wu han corona virus epide

publicly endorse bad behavior or we say it doesn't matter the nag goes against the very message of jesus christ in the kingdom of god can i show something that you shed on your twitter feed which which really speaks to this have a look everybody here i'm listening friend sent me this to explain it i couldn't it broke my heart this is not jesus preachers of hate coming all kinds of an agency i'm just going to play this. if some of those people in the. let me assume. that parker. up my the my is really. my. people had concealed carry permits we could in those muslims before they before there was that. i wanted to equites for christians here. they listen to a 7 the preacher has a gun in his back pocket what why why why we even discussing something like we shouldn't his own tribe out to call him out and say that does not represent christianity here's what we're dealing with tribalism. tribalism and here's what we want to do we want to change the other tribe we're fraid of the muslims so we say horrible things did you know that was me did you know the people with the most negative view of muslims in

the philippines have joined an annual per session to pray to a centuries old wooden statue of jesus christ known as the black. to vote are walking barefoot along a 6 kilometer route with procession expected at least 15 hours. an ammonia break in china may have been caused by a new type of virus that's according to the world health organization more than 50 people have caught pneumonia in the city. the w.h.o. said the illness could come from the same family as the sars virus. to taiwan where there are real concerns about chinese interference in the island's upcoming presidential election the allegations are hard to ignore for an island that beijing claims as part of its territory china looms large in daily taiwanese life. it's graduation for these young students at taipei university but while their thoughts may be on their careers their hearts are with fellow students in hong kong. a quick glance around the cafeteria makes it clear where their sympathies lie and who their common enemy is china. the disease in the past china's interference was not so noticeable but now it is if we allow this

in the philippines have joined an annual procession to pray to a centuries old wooden statue of jesus christ known as the black mass of rain devout she's walking barefoot along a 6 kilometer route that the procession expected to last at least 15 hours. lebanon has issued a travel ban on former nissan chairman carlos gone after a question him over an interpol notice going fled to lebanon from japan where he was awaiting trial on corruption charges going disputes all allegations against him and says he would not get a fair trial in japan. and the outbreak in china may have been caused by a new type of virus that's according to the world health organization more than 50 people have caught pneumonia in the city of one the w.h.o. says the illness could come from the same family as the sars virus. now in france thousands of people have hit the streets in another day of strikes and protests against president in my no one proposed pension reforms his push for change has unleashed one of the longest strike actions in france in decades and it's cause weeks of travel chaos let's go to our correspondent

who supports president trump, and like the governor is mormon said the history of the church of jesus christhe state's commitment to refugee resettlement. >> i think it's just kind of in our dna.

the philippines have joined the annual procession to pray to a centuries old wooden statue of jesus christ known as the black nasseri and devotees are walking barefoot along the 6 kilometer route with the procession expected to last at least 15 hours. a mysterious film of pneumonia that has hit the chinese city of in the last few weeks has sparked intense concern across the region the world health organization says the virus may be related to one that caused the deadly sars outbreak the most recent wave of illness has been linked to a single food. many of the patients worked out or visited the seafood market in the city is around 100 kilometers inland from hong kong but officials there have also put precautionary measures in place. the border entry exit control points affan hants health surveillance and inspection medical personnel have been advised to stay alert and transfer and quarantine the suspected cases as early as possible the hong kong food and health bureau will keep in close contact with the world health organization like china has been hit hard by novel pathogens in the past th

the philippines have joined an annual procession to pray to a centuries old with the statue of jesus christ known as the black nazarene. walked barefoot along the 6 kilometers route and prayed to the icon that they believe performs miracles. now in france thousands of people have hit the streets in another day of strikes and protests against president in my one proposed pension reforms his push for change has unleashed one of the longest strike actions in france in decades and it's cause weeks of travel chaos let's go to our correspondent lisa lewis she's standing by for us in central paris covering this story for us hi lisa tell us what's been happening there in the french capital today. well people here there are 10000 tens of thousands of people who are marching from some points in the east of paris. towards the west of paris to the gulf. obviously there are more than 200 protests and demonstrations happening across france today and this is the 36th day of strike here in france which is bringing to a whole lot really at least local transport here in paris and the train the right way tran

everything that was white everything bad was black for example jesus christ we see a white man and angels we see white the lord's supper we see white miss america we see white miss universe we see white miss world we see white even tarzan in the jungles of africa we see a white man rule in africa congo who was subsequently renamed zaire after the members former agents at mobutu seized power. his 3 decade long dictatorship received active backing by the west in 1984 he pulled off a major p.r. coup when the rumble in the jungle to fight for the world heavyweight boxing title took place in kinshasa on stage at the accompanying music festival where you were stars such as b.b. king and james brown. the truth is i think the message was fascinating this fight with muhammad ali took place in kinshasa. and was broadcast globally fucking shot so this is what's interesting because today we forget that there was already this african renaissance piece this is does this isn't all through also because i don't think. it. was this is to go from a cultural political point of view the 1960 s. and seventy's

90% with republican voters. 90%, it's almost a record, a poll done of religious poll showed that jesus christ got 68% and he has two holidays that people like. so, the fact that you're polling at 90% of republicans, i think is a poll that is really keeping republicans tethered to the defense. but i think your point still the best one, optics are not good. if you say, i don't want to hear any witnesses regardless of what mistakes the house made. >> right. the question is, what do we do now? how do we make a good decision i think people understand keeping information off the table is not the way to make decision of this gravity, it's quite grave for both sides. >> the lot, norah you mentioned the point about whether or not it was a cover up. if for some reason people think this process is flawed, the argument that it was a cover up will gain lot more salient see. >> o'donnell: or that the president tried to cheat the election, there's so much more to learn because we're just on day two from the democrats. they have one more then of course we'll hear arguments from the white house and his legal

patriots who believe in the power of prayer, the majesty of creation and the love and grace of jesus christ. thank you. [cheering] in 2016, evangelical christians helped us and they went out, evangelical christians went out and they work so hard and produce numbers like they've never produced before. based on what paula told me and everybody told me, we are going to blow those numbers away and 2020. [cheering] we will blow them away. hi, charlie. he could be a pastor. a very good pastor. every day since i've been fighting for you and we really have, we've retrieved results that nobody thought was possible because things were looking very bleak for a long period of time. even in the summer, i would say look at this, christmas again. now they are all saying merry christmas again. >> the president is in miami. he took a short helicopter flight, his new home, his place of residence to miami. speaking in front of a group of evangelicals, the king jesus international ministry, a lot of familiar faces, pastor jeffers is going to be on lou dobbs tonight. you can catch him there, right off the top h

but there were so many things where seeds were planted where i did a full surrender to jesus christ inenters that work, these are the things that work. i don't believe addiction is a disease. the secular centers prey on addicts. you may this much to go to treatment and you get out and you don't have the wounds addressed. i think addiction comes from childhood. and course. veterans that get traumatized. this is where dime down we needs the wounds addressed. noise harder worker than an addict. when an addict gets their heart restored, they are the best workers you can get. addiction is hard work. people ask me all the time, mike, you work so hard. >> i say i love what i'm doing, addiction is hard work. >> it's oh destructive. the individual, the family. all the human potential that is lost. we are running out of time. i would like you to come back and week talk more about this. let's close on a happy note. what do you think of the health of this economy, the health of your business, and how do you feel about how great america is right now? >> i will tell you what. i was a crack addict. w

>> jesus christ!t is supervisor dan white. >> reporter: the following year, channel 7 cameras were there as riots broke out when white was found guilty of manslaughter rather than murder. it was a saddened to end to a d. but a new era was beginning. in december 1979, van amberg and david louie led the first local news team to visit mainlands china, which had been closed to westerners for 30 years. >> in this country of pafwoe das, temples and beautiful gardens is racing toward the year 2000. >> reporter: it was an ambitious effort, connecting the bay area's chinese community with its roots, a sign of how much broader the reach of local news would be in the next decade. de. heading into the 1980s, stations all over the country were copying channel 7's format. the format that mellowed a little, but abc 7 kept the focus on real people and the issues that matter to them. then, as now, we are committed to building a better bay area. i'm dion lim, sbratsing 70 great years of abc 7. >> that was fascinating.

life and look me in the eye and said as clear as day without hesitation she said sarah i know jesus christaid it was such peace that i was like religion took my family down and i don't want any part of it but her praise in the back my mind constantly that i would get out my bible and i read for god so loved the world he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life. dad would not perish part hit me because i had been dealing with that, struggling with that for so long. then i read the second verse for god did not send his world into the world to condemn the world but that through him the world might be saved. when i read that i was the weight of the world came off my shoulders sarah's religious rediscovery led her to write her own from ruby red to freedom, a book that teaches forgiveness. >> i had to walk-through that lesson of not being a victim. people will enable you to be and pat you on the back and say you have every right to feel angry. people had done that to me for ten years but it's crippling in a way because that's not where t

the majesty of creation, and the love and grace of jesus christ. thank you.n 2016, evangelical christians helped us and they went out, evangelical christians went out and they worked so hard. and they produced numbers like they have never produced before. and based on what paula told me and cc told me, and everybody told me, we are going to blow those numbers away in 2020. we are going to blow them away. charlie, charlie kirk, he could be a pastor. he could be a very good pastor. every day since i have been fighting for you and we really have, we have achieved results that nobody thought was possible. because things were looking very bleak for a long period of time. even nothing like merry christmas, it would go into summer, we are going to say christmas again, now they are all saying merry christmas again. right? they are all saying it. you go to the big department stores three years ago, four years ago and it would have the snow and the red and the white and everything, but they would not say christmas. i said, where is merry christmas. and they said, we ca

as we stepped into the icy water to our waist, he hollered at the top of his voice "jesus christ, god almighty!" however, with few exceptions we passed over very quickly and struck the mountain trail and were very soon in the gap. now, cleburne had gone ahead and he was reconnoiting the ground and deciding what he was going to do. one of the persons who did a really good book about cleburne, is muriel jocelyn. her book on cleburne i think is very good. in her book, she mentions she thought cleburne had done some studying of the napoleonic campaigns in portugal and spain. she said she thought he had remembered a battle in portugal that happened on september 27, 1810, that is very similar to the terrain he was going to be fighting on. there is a stream on one flank, a mountain on the others. -- other side. there are ridges and gaps in those ridges as you move up on white oak mountain. there are several ravines you have to go up. it is not a straight, flat area, as you are marching up. so she decided, and i kind of agree with her, that this was the plan. he was going to defend that gap,

and hopes to be his lord and savior jesus christ all the honor and glory. >> if we could all about our heads in a word of prayer. i come today in the name of jesus, first of all giving your name all the honor and praise and glory. this is the day we can rejoice and be glad in because of the diversity of so many groups and faiths today. we rejoice in the dev or city of nationalities today. in the fact that many persons of different political persuasions are here today. we rejoice the fact that all of us represent the beloved community dr. martin luther king lived for. we thank you for the memorial foundation and all of those who gave of their time and talents to make this memorial. we thank you for all of those who worked so faithfully. we come today in remembrance of dr. king and for the woman of god by his side, mrs. coretta scott king. because of their dedication and commitment. like nancy pelosi and maxine waters. we give your name the praise and the honor and the glory or first lady michelle obama and the crowd of witnesses that look down upon us. as we stand in the shadow of this

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are they going to stand with jesus christ?e have the health care, opioid addiction that has proved out this year after a study. they came out that said white men are dying after this plant went out of business or was closed and they are starting to see there is hopelessness in which minorities have been saying for years. are they going to stand up and say this is the fact, we have to help the people in desperation? host: with all that being said, explain your optimism. caller: i am optimistic because we are going to see exactly who are christians and who people reallyand who people really aret will be well defined and either we are going to come together, which i am optimistic once we are able to see who is who, those that really love god will come together and do the right thing. >> that is james in gainesville, georgia, rounding out the first about if youou are optimistic, pessimistic or unsure about the future ahead in politics. call us on the phone or text us at (202)-748-8003. if you want to post on social facebook are @c

some people said he was terrible, like me, and some people on cnn say he's the second coming of jesus christ the american people said i'm turning it off. they both stink. >> don't you think the media needs to play it up because i want that narrative? they want this to be seen as wonderful? >> i don't think so at all. i did think he was dazzling. >> dazzling? >> i send masterful in the earlier segment. >> he didn't change one republican vote. >> i don't know and you don't know at this point but given the partisan atmosphere, okay. let's say everybody stays locked in. but i'm just telling you right now the big argument to my mind and the argument that he spoke was, is this a fair trial, are republicans playing fair in terms of witnesses and material? and i think you did move the dial on that point. i think right now what you're seeing is republicans on the defensive about trying to make sure, especially, hang on, especially in terms of protecting the moderate republicans going into the 2020 election election, they're trying to say, if you democrats are going to say, he got acquitted but it was

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are now in the season of epiphany, which is about what does god call us to see in the life of jesus christ, a poor, humble, brown, jewish baby, by the way, jewish baby, came to teach a message of last will be first, pay attention to the poor, whatever you've done to the least, the imprisoned, the sick, the poor, the ones on the edges, that's what you've done to me. what's important is that all christians of every stripe ask ourselves who is jesus and therefore who are we. i think you're right, geoff, this is white identity politics. there is a conflation of christianity and white nationalism that speaks to the feeling of disenfranchisement, the feeling of being left out, who are putting their faith in trump. white evangelicals are not monolithic and a lot of christians are aware that trump is not jesus and is not god. >> thank you for saying that we shouldn't make generatilization. >> i hope that the evangelicals, the progressives, the candidates, all of us who are christians, ask ourselves what is the story, what is the narrative that we want america to be a part of, right? do we want to