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instead of apology war doubled down mocking christians by inn voeng vehicling the what would jesus doas being called a racist who went on killing sprees. wait, kyle is a racist because he took out the enemy who was going to kill our ways geist? inappropriately invoke the race card instead of the radical jihadists. you, sir are a different kind of american sniper, but the biggest fool has to be my old them amiss former pro wrestler and 9/11 truther jesse ventura who said skrooilchris kyle isn't a hair row. the issue was whether or not kyle punched out ent ra in a bar the story chris kyle said was true. so jesse, you got your money from them and apparently that isn't enough and you called the hero a liar. the man is dead he can't defend himself anymore you old washed up wrestler of a fool. i don't know if chris kyle punched you in the mouth in that bar or not, what i do know is that on behalf of all the heroes who serve and those of us who actually appreciate their sacrifice, you sure deserve one. in the first half, it could be the case. liz: we will see you next week. gerri: hello, eve

and so what the party has to do is have its own internal come to jesus, do we want black folks to voteand do we see them as a viable constituency as they once were and until they have someone to stand up and have the rest of them get in line to follow the course of america and in our party that this is intrinsic to us, i don't see the viability. it is hard to go to a black audience and say legitimately we want you when everything we do says we don't. >> very well said michael steele, one you are the best and angela thank you both for being here. >>> and now three things to know on this mond. big tobacco went head to head with the president. they no longer wish to pay for an ad in which they brand themselves at liars. it stems from a federal judge's order back in 2006 forcing tobacco companies to admit that they lied for decades about the dangers of smoking. >>> police in connecticut are investigating a bad batch of molly that sent ten students and university students and individuals to the hospital and they are asking anybody with information to step forward. >>> and eric milton nowsch

jesus". >> nowhere do we get a remote physical description. is basically a photograph of jesus, then that's a game changer for history and for christianity. >> reporter: some of the greatest mysteries of the new testament swirl around jesus feeding the crowds raising the dead walked on water, such stories can simultaneously inspire and perplex because beyond gospel little hard evidence exists. for example, there's several accounts of his birth and death, but little is known about the inbetween. >> one of the big questions, not just in the scholary world, but world in general, was he married, dating as a teenager? what was he doing for the 30 odd years. >> ancient scripts supported the idea that some thought jesus had a wife and argumenting range over its awe tenauthenticity. the mysteries deepen in the old testament. >> a great tide is coming. >> build a vessel. >> noah's ark is inspiring and for those who want faith and facts. >> somehow finding the ark that noah loaded animals on to is thee holy grail of people trying to prove that the bible

you have answered correctly jesus replied. do this and you will live. who is my neighbor? in reply jesus said, a man was going down from jerusalem to jericho. when he was attacked by robbers. they stripped him of his clothes beat him and went away leaving him half dead. a priest happened to be going down the same road and when he saw the man he passed by on the other side. so too a levite we came to the place and saw him passed by on the other side. but a samaritan, as he traveled, came with a man was and when he saw and he took pity on him, he went to him and bandaged his wounds, pouring on oil and wine. then he put the man on his own donkey brought him to an inn, and took care of him. the next day he took out money and get into the income dashed into the. look after them. when i return i will reimburse you for any extra expense you may have. which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell to the head of robbers? the expert in the law replied the one who had mercy on him. jesus told him go and do likewise. may god add his blessing t

people talk about changing the culture of policing the have you do that without cost? jesus can do with by themselves. somehow we need to recognize the cops are not the opposition said chiefs want to be happier to treat the community better. talking about a proponent of procedural justice we need to have that within police departments. unions came about because people would be transferred overnight because they would look the wrong way. but all of these things that we have done in the arbitrary way when it is a new day we will disagree sometimes to be more accomplished to be at each other's throats. >> ironclad the u.s. the question. i did not want to remain in the air. but the one to weigh in on this again? >> it is very discomforting to agree. [laughter] but here i am. >> we could keep off the record. [laughter] >> appreciated. what i wanted to say is let's go sell it. that is what we have to do. the for the last will for 14 years have put up well leadership seminar for the newly elected officers as a four day seminar and we try to teach them how to attract with management

. >> jesus says we can do greater things. in jesus name, i bind you, satan. >> finally, it happens. he makes contact. and for an instant, he completes a high-voltage circuit with his body and disappears into a fiery flash of orange and white. >> it lit up the sky. you're going to actually feel -- you can feel the shock and the pressure of it go right through your chest. when he got zapped, something i still to this day can still feel it and hear it. so, it's definitely something i'll never forget. >> the onlookers are stunned. >> for us, a natural reaction would be for everyone to run over and help him. we had to take a second look, make sure the scene was safe. >> the rescue crew gets the all clear and the biggest shock of the day. the young man survives. >> it's a miracle. how can he be alive? you know, that's a high fall right there that should pretty much traumatize him, crack his skull. but his major injuries were his burns. if anything can come out of this, it is respect wires. respect electricity. respect high voltage. >>> coming up, lightning strikes. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> a

up i think it was an abortion clinic on christmas day, they said they were giving a gift to baby jesus. do you think the news media stayed away from that? oh. no they identified them as christians. >> news media isn't staying away from this. he's the only person not calling it radical islamic extremism. "the new york times" calls it radical islamic extremism. they all call it what it is. i think it's becoming embarrassing. when you stand at prayer breakfast and talk about the horrors of the crusades -- >> that was a mistake. >> that was a mistake, i'll say. sounds ridiculous. >> he does. anyway. why don't we move on. we've discussed -- we've discussed this enough. but you do need to know your enemy. the president and everybody in the white house should read the cover story of "the atlantic monthly." this is not about bashing islam. the only way we win, the only way we beat isis is by having sunni muslims beat isis. we can't do it. we shouldn't do it. we will help them to that end, but you need to understand this is about radical islam and we need to have the billion plus muslims that don't

jesus says will you do onto the least of them you do unto me. and i take that very seriously. >> reporter: brett, he asked that we don't use his last name to protect his family is serving on the front lines. fighting alongside the local millitia in an abandoned christian village, where we met him. so, the next towns over are full of isis? >> yes. and you'll -- >> reporter: how far are they? >> less than two kilometers. >> reporter: so about a mile. he took us up to the roof where they keep watch on isis. looking out over the no man's land. that there. >> that's our motivation every day. >> reporter: you want to get those flags down. >> they're coming down. >> reporter: so far from detroit, from homerett makes no apology for becoming what he calls a soldier of christ. >> i've had a lot of people refer to me as the american crusader. i'm not here for violence. i'm here for peace. but sometimes that peace comes at the end of a sword, which, today, is the end of a barrel. >> reporter: and he knows he's a terrorist target. you have a price on your he

. >> la familia de estos dos hermanos en este jesÚs garcÍa, veteranos del ejÉrcito de ee.uu.do pasado y cruzaron la frontera para ir a visitar a su abuela en matamoros, mÉxico, el domingo debÍan regresar pero no fue asÍ. el lunes a la 1.30 de la maÑana ernesto le enviÓ este mensaje de texto a su esposa en el que solo le decÍa hi. hola.a mma hora le enviÓ dos mea su hijo casi simultÁneamente que dicen hola mi niÑo te quiero. esa fue la Última comunicaciÓn que la familia recibiÓ, la esposa de esto de inmediato reportÓ a la policÍa de texas la desapariciÓn de su esposo. >> el dÍa 3 que fue el martes de estmes garcÍa reportÓ a su esposo, ernesto garcÍa, que no habÍa regresado despuÉs de que habÍa ido al otro ladoa ver a familiares con su hermano. >> ernesto tuvo el ejÉrcito 15 aÑos, sirviÓ en irak si jesÚs en afganistÁn ellos hacÍan el viaje matamoros frecuentemente. la esposa de nÉstor dice que siempre viajaba de dÍa pero esta vez decidiÓ hacerlo en la noche, ella y de las autoridades de ee.uu. que hagan todo lo posible por localizar a los hermanos ya que ellos arriesgan sus vid

and we -- and we're sort of at a place now where i think we -- everybody is going jesus, can't we doomething more about this? because this is not an academic theoretical argument, charlie. what they just did to that jordanian pilot who basically just gave his life for his country, for a muslim country, is grotesque. and it should not -- the contributing international community should not allow that kind of thing to happen. so we have got to figure out -- and we've talked about a bunch of things to try to do. but i do believe that the first thing to do is really clearly define who it is that we're facing. >> thank you, mike. >> it was great, charlie. and thanks a lot for having me on. >> mike flynn for the hour. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ ♪ >> live from pier three in san francisco. welcome to "bloomberg west." i am cory johnson. here to talk the -- check the headlines. greek banks can no longer use government debt as collateral for loans. banks can pass ones to the

and we -- and we're sort of at a place now where i think we -- everybody is going jesus, can't we do something more about this? because this is not an academic theoretical argument, charlie. what they just did to that jordanian pilot who basically just gave his life for his country, for a muslim country, is grotesque. and it should not -- the contributing international community should not allow that kind of thing to happen. so we have got to figure out -- and we've talked about a bunch of things to try to do. but i do believe that the first thing to do is really clearly define who it is that we're facing. >> thank you, mike. >> it was great, charlie. and thanks a lot for having me on. >> mike flynn for the hour. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> i am john heilemann. >> and i'm mark halperin and "with all due respect" to the atlanta falcons, we've got a great show for you tonight. [cheering] ♪ [laughter] >> on the show tonight, rand paul and everybody gets high. but first, the likely next president of the united states gave a speech about the economy in the motor city

christian leaders, including popes, made decisions and used the name of god, used the name of jesus to say we're doings apologized for that in the past. >> did they apologize for the crusades or for those examples of over the top? >> absolutely. examples of individual decisions by individual christians including leaders that were off that were not according to the gospel. >> do you think it was justified getting -- to go to war to get back christian holy sites that had been conquered but muslim invaders? >> you have to look -- >> i'm asking a tough question. >> you can't say in general it's always fair. self-defense has got to be the criterion. self-defense. but i think it's important to underline that distinction that the president was trying to make that hey remember christians have also done some bad things. any professor any academic not even a politician knows that you can't make that comparison when something is going on right now like a soldier being burned alive and then a video being sent around the world. the president should know better. i think he does know better. i don't understand why.

which i think that's what jesus would want us too do with that kind of money. >> that's it. >> jimmy:your stats tackles, 78 tackles, 20 1/2 sacks, five fumble recoveries, five touchdowns, one interception, all in one game. first player ever to record 20 sacks in the season two times. first defensive player to score five touchdowns in the season since 1971. first player to score multiple touchdowns on offense and defense since 1956. [ cheers and applause ] are you aware of this sort of thing? while you're receiving these goals? do you even know that they're records? >> i think it's one of those things that as the season goes on, people let you know about those types of things. to hear the records that have been set since the 1950s and earlier, i think it's one of those things that when i'm done with my career and sitting on a porch in wisconsin, drinking a beer, i'll think about it. for right now there's so much left that i would like to accomplish that i really don't think -- >> like what? who cares? you've got $100 million. you got a truck. what do you need? the last time you played

jesus says what you do to the least of them you do that to me.ake it very seriously, to heart. >> reporter: brett, he asked we not use his last name to protect his family, is serving alongside a local militia in an abandoned christian village where we met him. >> the next town over there is full of isis. >> yes. >> how far? >> less than two kilometers, so about a mile. >> reporter: he took us up to the roof where they watch isis looking over the no man's land. >> they are out there. that's our motivation every day. >> you want to get those flags down. >> they are coming down. >> reporter: so far from detroit, from home. brett makes no apology for becoming what he calls a soldier of christ. >> i have had a lot of people refer to me as the american crusader. i'm not here for violence. i'm here for peace. sometimes that peace comes at the end of a sword which today is the end of a barrel. >> reporter: he knows he's a terrorist target. >> reporter: you have a price on your head. >> there's a lot of people who don't want me here or alive right now, so

jesus at the prayer breakfast. there's the nazarene and he's multiplying the loaves and fishes so everybody has plenty to eat, all right? and he hears this from the president of the united states. how do you think jesus would react? >> i would imagine that jesus would be outraged that the president would willfully mischaracterize a movement like christianity that bears christ's name. i believe that jesus who said it would be better to be cast into sea than to harm a child would be inincensed he would compare christianity to isis, a movement that tortures children and burris them alive and brutalizes them. >> he didn't compare christianity to islam in the sense that he was giving a moral equivalency. what he did say was, in the name of christ -- he used the word christ the redeemer -- that wars were launched. certainly true. no doubt about it. and that there was a period of inquisition where people were tortured if they wouldn't renounce what the torturers felt was heresy. that's historical fact. >> okay. >> but it happened a long, long time ago. >> but that's not the point, bill. bill, that's not the point. i keep hearing people say it happened a long time ago but it did happen and yo

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hay un nuevo millonario en el >> hay un nuevo millonario en el paÍs jesÚs dÁvilo en 70 aÑos es puertorriqueÑo cumple una pena de dosmo, quÉ harÍas tÚ? >> 178 millones de frente. >> de una vez, gracias buenas noches. >> por fin voy a ser dueÑa de esta casa. aquÍ estÁ el contrato de compraventa donde tanto tÚ como cynthia, a travÉs de bruno su apoderado, vendan la casa. y aquÍ estÁ el cheque por la cantidad que fue valuada. >> pues no te voy a decir que lo siento, pero pues sÍ que no te la puedo vender. >> ¿por quÉ no? si vas a poner de pretexto a cynthia, olvÍdalo. yo tengo un poder notarial sobre ella. >> ya lo sÉ, ya lo sÉ. no vendo porque me acabo de enterar que esta propiedad no se puede poner a la venta. >> ¿de quÉ estÁs hablando? si lleva muchas semanas asÍ. >> pues sÍ, pero me acaban de informar que es patrimonio

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jesus. pray. it's good therapy. you could -- people say i do not know how to pray. you do not have to know how to pray. talk to the lord in language you understand. professor han: right. mr. petrey: and i say laid on him. lay your burdens at the feet of jesus. pray hard. never forget. that is good therapy. professor han: have you been back to korea? mr. petrey: no. i got back to japan in 1991. and the wife said to me would you consider going to korea? and i said no. i would not consider going back to korea. i have since changed my mind. i carry the chip on my shoulder. for a long time, against the north koreans. and then, a new part of me was saying this -- that i had in my mind a thought that korea was and is korea. the same breed of people who have gone through so much turmoil with the japanese that they became hardened and brutal like the japanese were. and i do know that some of the north korean soldiers were brutal. they did many atrocities that i know about. and i will never forgive those guys for that. i've been in therapy for 16 years. therapy. professor han

jesus. >> the rock upon which the church is built. >> an icon of scientific obsession. >> this extraordinary to find an archeological piece. >> what doreally have here? >> why did judas betray jesus? >> somebody chose to write this. >> it dutdoes matter. is this time burial shroud of jesus? >> what are the clues he left behind?" faith, fact forgery" finding jesus. >> how could you not watch that? i promise it is fascinating. this week's episode, the shroud of turin. this is a mystery that has eluded both christians and nonchristians all over the world. what did jesus look like? and does this burial cloth reveal his very face? let's talk it with david gibson and michael mckinley, creators of the series. thank you, gentlemen, for being here. it is absolutely fascinating as i said. david, let me begin with you. as you take it without giving away too much about the premiere episode, do you believe that we come to an answer at the end of this first episode over whether or not the shroud of turin is in fact the real thing or a forgery? >> i think we get closer to an answer than anybody has gotten before. that's not to say that we're going

. >> do i see a jesus tattoo on your neck there? "jesus saves"?experience? >> trying to, yeah. >> how does that work out for you now? >> i mean, i kind of get mad at myself because i feel like i only turn to him in desperate need like this, and then i don't stay focused on god when things are, you know, normal or whatever. >> well, at this point we need to make a plan for your mental health care. would you be interested in taking some medication again? >> mm-hmm. >> let's see if we can have that assist with quieting down the voices in your head that are troubling you. it fights off depression as well. and then i'll check up and see how you're doing. okay? we're not going to let this get you. we want to partner up with you and fight this with you, okay? >> thank you. i haven't given up hope, but i'm losing it. >> i think he was quite genuine about his concern for his life. i don't know that he's going to try suicide today. that's always one of those very difficult jobs of the mental health team is to determine who is at risk and who is not. >> craw

do it." that's the word of god. >> male announcer: next on "in touch," "lessons learned in the temptation of jesus." [music] ♪ when hallelujahs don't come ♪ ♪ easy ♪

jesus. it premiers this sunday march 1st, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> dot right here on cnn. >>> also right here on cnn. that is it for us at this hour. >> thanks to much for joining us. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> hello everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. today, a major leap forward in the fight against isis. one of their biggest secrets now unmask the. when when you get a peek at the man behind the curtain, you take away a little of their power. maybe every little bit counts. the person, the killer who hides his face while doing the most va saj things to people who don't deserve it. today, the world is learning his name. we're going to tell you that, but where he comes from, what he did as he was growing

also a christian thing to do is to take care of people who can't take care of themselves, and you know even though hypocrisy existed before the time of christ, i think that jesus would have honored the hippocratic oath to first do no harm. don't you think it's discriminating against the baby? >> the hippocratic oath said i will not assist in suicide, i will not have sexual relations with patients and not perform an abortion. the ethics is skewed. the medical judgment of the doctor in question, she said, you know what? i really can't serve these people as a physician. if they wanted to be treated by a vending machine that dispenses biological, chemical and information about physics, that's one thing. the doctor wanted a professional relationship between persons. she felt she couldn't do. it passed them off to somebody else. they're outraged because she doesn't accept their behavior. kennedy: so is homosexuality a medical condition? >> the homosexuals claim it's not, they claim it's a choice. kennedy: what do you think? >> well, engaging in behavior as a choice, having an inclination is not. you can have all kind of impulses, it's up to you to control them. kenn

jesus. >> a rock upon which the church has built. >> an icon of scientific obsession. >> the archaeological piece. >> what do we really have here? dist betray jesus? >> what are the clues he left behind? >> faith, fact forgery. premiers sunday night at 9:00 on cnn. >>> all right top of the hour, you're watching cnn. i'm brook baldwin. we have more disturbing video from the propaganda machine. it shows the group brainwashing the isis cubs. these are children as young as five years of age. cnn cannot verify the authenticity. it shows captured curdish soldiers in the orange jump

most people would say that jesus has suffered enough. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] one more. just get one more. let's just get one more. i have so much i could be doingcannot say that. [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] kim, you cannot -- during that same q&a -- so happy there was more than one "q". during that same q&a, kardashian said that having her daughter is her biggest achievement. i mean, really, kim? what about, um, the, uh -- [ laughter ] oh no, okay, i guess you're right. you're probably right. [ applause ] listen to this. according to a new poll, 40% of republican iowan caucus voters agree with mike huckabee that beyonce's music is mental poison. and so does 66% of destiny's child. [ laughter ] oh, so both of them. here's only some interesting news. scientists have discovered the two ancient egyptian mummies on display at the vatican are fakes. they are fakes. even worse, they discovered that the ancient german mummy they have is actually pope benedict. [ audience ohs ] [ with german accent ] "i was looking for the exit, and i fell asleep. i am sad because everyone likes pope francis more than me. he's the fun pope, and i'm just th

jesus christ. what they are doing some of it is contrary to the word of mohammed, like burning people.ing in the fame of faith going to heaven if you kill in the fame name of the faith. early mohammed was very, very peaceful. late mohammed was a warrior, led wars. jesus christ said forgive those who kill you. so when we see christian atrocities of a thousand years ago,hundred years ago, we're seeing people acting contrary to the word of their founders. when we see muslim atrocities today, they're are word in the koran, nobody wants to face this, that support some of what they're doing, not burning but beheading. so, what he is missing as a historian is, the protestant reformation, catholic counter reformation, the emergence of reform jude dayism. there are orthodox jews that conflict with the other jews but they don't kill them. there are strict catholics that conflict with less strict catholics but they don't stone them or behead them. there is no stoning for adult terry in christianity or judaism. bill: i know you're not a doctor. i will spare you the psychoanalysis. >> a little bit

jesus. >> the rock upon which the church is built. >> an icon of scientific obsession. >> this extraordinary archaeological piece. >> what do we really why did judas betray jesus? >> somebody chose to write this. archaeological piece. >> why did judas betray jesus? >> somebody chose to write this. >> it does matter. is this the shroud of jesus? >> what are the clues he left behind? faith. fact. forgery. "finding jesus" premieres sunday night at 9:00 on cnn. >> now let's talk about what could be a breakthrough moment for peanut allergyies, a new study showing parents should expose students to this la gum at an early age to help them from developing the aller vi ji. here's dr. sanjay gupta. >> this could help the concern why is the rate of peanut allergies going up seemingly, and what can be done about it? i can tell you what they have found as part of this particular study is a pretty big deal. what they basically is is they took groups of children who were at risk for developing allergies, they may have had eczema, allergyies to other food and basically divided them into two groups. one group had early exposure to peanut or some sort

jesus. you know? yeah. that kind of thing. i'm just doing -- i'm not really a bible thumper. i believe in god. i'm actually doing it to get out of the unit. it's that boring in here. yeah, uh-huh. >> she was talking about the baptism as if it was something to kill time, something fun to do. and then there was a moment where she really stopped and realized what she was doing and then she began to get emotional. >> stalbird says the recent death of a good friend caused her to re-evaluate her life. >> i just had a moment where -- a moment of clarity, i guess. >> what happened? >> confusion, anger, hostility. a lot of frustration, a lot of helplessness and hopelessness and feeling lost within myself. and i act like a fool when i act like an idiot around here just to cover up who i really am. i'm very, very hurt. i'm ashamed of myself. i'm hoping that the door i'm knocking on opens up to where i can really understand what it's all about. >> with her baptism several hours away, we took stalbird to a more private setting to discuss some of the events that set her life on its current course. she says

jesus. >> rock upon which the church is built. >> an icon of scientific obsession. >> this extraordinary defined and archeological piece. >> what do why did judas betray jesus? >> somebody chose to write this. >> the science does matter. >> is this the shroud of jesus? >> what are the clues he left behind? faith, fact forgery. premieres sunday night at 9:00 on cnn. >>> and i am an akaha cabrera. the battle of isis

jesus. >> rock upon which the church is built. >> an icon of scientific obsession. >> this extraordinary defined and archeological piece. >> what do we really have here? >> why did judas betray jesus? >> somebody chose to write this. >> the science does matter. >> is this the shroud of jesus? >> what are the clues he left behind? faith, fact forgery. premieres sunday night at 9:00 on cnn. >>> and i am an akaha cabrera. the battle of isis reaching u.s. soil. we're awaiting a conference with police commissioner bill bratton in. three new yorkers accused of trying to join the vicious terror group, isis. according to the court documents released a short time ago, one of the suspects said the plan was to travel today, to hijack a plane and deliver it to isis. one suspect even offered to kill president obama if isis ordered him to do so. and yet another suspect was arrested just this morning at new york's jfk airport trying to board a flight to turkey. court documents show that he considered getting a machine gun and shooting fbi agents and police officers if his plan to join isis in syria was thwarted. this all comes just hours after t

jesus. >> a rock upon which the church is built. >> icon of a scientific obsession. this extraordinary defiant and archaeological piece. >> what dohere? why did judas betray jesus? >> somebody chose to write this. >> the science does matter. is this jesus? >> what are the clues he left behind? faith, fact forgery. finding jesus. premieres sunday night at u on cnn. >> tonight cnn is airing special report on the shocking allegations with dozens who accused bill cosby of sexual assault. here's a preview. >> he offered me a large white bill. >> i blacked out with cosby mounted me. >> he drugged and raped me. >> you are such a perverted creep. >> bill cosby has not been charged with any crimes. yet gone from one of the most revered entertainers. >> the host of no laughing matter inside the cosby allegations tonight at 9:00. alisyn you've been interviewing these women and some of what they say is graphic. they do not mince words. >> absolutely. there have been at least two dozen women who have come forward and they can speak in very graphic detailing. you'll hear that tonight about their memories of these alleged incidents with bill co

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