in the name of jesus! in the name of jesus! in the name of jesus! in the name of jesus! students are calling for the president of the "university of missouri" to resign. it comes after a graduate student started a hunger strike last week... accusing the university of not doing enough to address racism on its overwhelmingly white campus. more than two dozen football players are now joining in on the protests... they are also refusing to take part in any practices or games until the president steps down. we're not allowed to comment on much, so... like i said, we're just going to stay together as a team, and we all made this decision as a team to not talk to media, so you're not going to hear much from the players, so... the university president has a louisiana community is preparing to say goodbye to a young boy... killed by police. the funeral for six year old jeremy mardis will be held this afternoon in mississippi. he was shot to death in the front seat of his dad's vehicle in marksville last week. the officers were pursing his dad... chris few... when the chase stoppe

i boldly confess: my mind is alert, my heart is receptive, i will never be the same in jesus' name. god bless you. i want to talk to you today about "keep your crown". when god breathed his life into you, he put a crown on your head. the psalmist called it a crown of glory and honor. this crown represents your authority. it represents god's blessing and favor on your life. it's a reminder that you're not average, you're not mediocre, but you are royalty. when you're wearing your crown, you'll feel a sense of entitlement thinking, "i have a right to be blessed. i have a right to live in victory. i have a right to overcome these challenges. not because i'm so great, so strong, so talented, but because i'm wearing a crown of honor put there by my creator." your perception of yourself will determine what kind of life you live. if you see yourself as being average, you feel less than because of what somebody said and you live guilty because of past mistakes, that's going to limit your potential. what's happening? you're not wearing your crown. jesus said in revelation 3, "hold fast to wh

"in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" students gathered at the university of missouri this weekend to higgight complaints of racism on the overwhelmingly white campus. now, in a tweet posted by missouri's "legion of black collegians," more than two dozen football players have joiied the calls for the university system's president to resign. the players said they would not until he does so. players met with their coaches, as the team canceled its scheduled practice on ssday. most of them were tight-lipped about the meeting and about the protests. "we're not allowed to comment on much, so... like i said, we're just going t/ stay together as a team, and we all madethis decision as a team to not talk to media, so you're not going to hear much from the players, so..." mizzou coach gary pinkel wrote online, "the mizzou family stands as one," posting this picture of the team. the move comes after ggaduate student jonathan butler started a hunger strike last week. he accuses the university's leadership of not doing enough to addr

in jesus' name. if you receive it can you say amen, today? (applause) well, we never like to close our broadcast without giving you an opportunity to make jesus the lord of your life. would you pray with me? just say, "lord jesus, i repent of my sins. come in to my heart. i make you my lord and savior." friends, if you prayed that simple prayer we believe you got born again. get in a good bible-based church. keep god first place. he's going to take you places that you've never even dreamed. . . start each day off right by having joel lead you in declaring the truth of who you are in christ through this powerful 31-day audio devotional, "i am". i am blessed. i am strong. i am talented. "i am", available this month as a thank you for your support of our ministry. if you want to know what you're going to be like five years from now, listen to what you're saying about yourself. you are prophesying your future. when you speak words of faith and victory over your health, finances, your children you are setting the course for a victorious future. de

and we ask all of this in jesu jesus's name amen. >> amen. >> all right. guys, eat up. eat up.now you've been waiting go right ahead. dig in. >> yes the hatfields were counting policings and looking forward to the holiday season. >> thank you so much for having us over. happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> happy thanksgiving. >> i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news". >> i think dann had a good time, you? a west philadelphia restaurant moved food outside given the weather today casey's soul food set up this buffet for the community. it's third straight year of the block party complete with food and fun and it's a thank you a way to spread love and good will in the heat of the holidays. and still to come right here at 11 have you seen this man? south jersey detectives think he's behind a deadly crime in burlington country. we've got the details and uninvited guest crashes white house while the president and first family were having thanksgiving dinner. we'll explain what happened. melissa is in for cecily tonight. >> brian, temperatures high today across the southern plains in 7

big crazy loving family with good health and happiness and much love and we ask all of this in jesus's namemen. all right guys eat up, i know you have been waiting go ahead. dig in. oh wow this looks real dwri delicious. >> dig in. >> i'm going to, thank you. happy thanksgiving everybody. >> happy thanksgiving! >> back to you brian. happy thanksgiving. >> and to you dann, a remarkable family. still to come on "action news" at 6:00 tonight, steaming plates of food coupled with new friends, we'll take you to one thanksgiving feast in german town, and melissa is in for cecily. we are tracking rain in the northern plains rain and sleet and snow on the backside and a piece of this energy works its way eastward for the second half of our holiday weekend. >> and jaime apody back with more on the eagles embarrassing loss against the lions, there is more? >> there is more. >> there is more. when "action news" comes right back tonight. >>> if your thanksgiving dinner is done now it may be time for shopping. kmart opened at 6:00 a.m. and wal-mart was open around the clock. christie is live now in winf

. << ( protesters chanting ) "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" students gathered at the university of missouri this weekend to highlight complaints of racism on the overwhelmingly white campus. now, in a tweet posted by missouri's "legion of black football players have joined the university system's president to resign. the players said they would not be a part of any practice or game until he does so. players met with their coaches, as the team canceled its schchuled practice on sunday. most of them were tight-lipped about the meeting and about the protests. ( jason reese / tight end, university of missouri ) "we're not allowed to comment on much, so... like i said, we're just going to stay together as a team, and we all made this decision as a you're not going to hear much from the players, so..." online, "the mizzou mily stands as one," posting this picture of the team. the move comes after graduate student jonathan butler started a hunger strike last week. he accuses the university's leadership of not doing enough

in jesus' name we pray, amen. amen. down the assembly line.s was just a routine part of the shoot. the kind of thing we do all the time. i had no idea how significant this would become. >> we don't belong to no gang. ain't no politics over here. we just partners, all friends in an unfortunate environment, making the best of our stay, though, know what i mean? >> two days later, we followed ezekiel as he left the jail for his home in oakland. >> thank you. >> good luck, okay? >> good to meet you. paunch, where you at, man? i want to read "king leopold's ghost." >> when he got released, we happened to be filming him, and i went to give him a book, hopefully to keep him out of trouble for a little bit. i just thought he'd like it. seemed like it was right up his alley. i hope he read it. i always kind of wondered. i left him my number and told him to give me a buzz, if he ever got out to new york to call me. i don't know if he read the book. >> did you say good-bye to your brother? >> yeah, i kind of teared up. i hate that he's leaving. i used to

"in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" "in the name of..." "jesus!" students gghered at the univvsity of missouri this weekend to highlight complaints of raciss on the overwhelmingly white campus. now, in a tweet posted by missouri's "legiin of black colleggans," more than two dozen football players have joined the calls for the would not be a part of any as the team canceled its scheduled practice on sunday. "we're not allowed to comment much, so... like i said, we're just going to stay together r as a team, and we all made this decision as a team to not talk to media, so you're not going to hear much from the players, so..." mizzou coach gary pinkel wrote online, "the mizzou family stands as one," posting this picture of the team. the move comes after graduate student jonathan butler started a hunger strike last week. he accuses the university's leadership of not positive direction. "i'm in this, because it's that serious. we're dealing with humanity here, and at this point, we can't afford to continue to work with individuals who just don't care fo

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. >> in the name of. >> jesus. >> in the name of. >> jesus. andrew: students gather to highlight complaints of racism. more than two dozen football players have joined the calls for the university systems president to resign. the players said they will not be part of any practice or game until he does so. pliers met with the coaches on sunday as the team canceled the schedules practice. most of them were tight lipped. >> i'm not allowed to comment on much. we're going to stay together as a team. we made this decision as a team to not talk to the media. you are not going to hear much from the players. andrew: online it say the mizzou family stands as one. jonathan butler started a hunger strike. he accused the university leadership of not doing enough to address rhism on campus and pushing mizzou in a positive direction. >> i'm in this because it is that serious. we're dealing with humanity here. we can't continue to work with individuals who don't care for the constituents. andrew: tim wolf issue the a state saying he's dedicated to ongoing di

i put my hands down and said in jesus name save my baby.lease save my baby. >> she is agitating the situation because she is a loving mother. we had to force her from the scene for her protection and the protection of zoe. we wanted to negotiate it in to a peaceful end. >> keating's 12-year-old daughter is taken out of the store, and wallace is becoming increasingly erratic, and according to police he is starting to exhibit signs of mental illness. >> he is talking about illuminoty which is a secret group that talks about conspiracy theories. he feels like the government is watching him and indicates that president george bush has been watching him. and he continues to ask us to call kevin, this dallas police officer. so we actually get ahold of kevin and kevin doesn't know mr. wallace, only knows he has his numbers and calls him so many times it is almost to an harassing point. >> the negotiators tell wallace they're unable to reach kevin and offer him a chair to sit down. it was a tactical advantage for us, because we knew we had his move

. >> in the name -- >> jesus. >> in the name of -- >> jesus. andrew: students gathered to highlight complaints of racism on the overwhelmingly white campus. now posted more than two dozen football players have joined the calls for the university systems president to resign. the players said they will not be part of any practice or game until he does so. players met with their coaches on sunday as the team canceled its schedule practice. most of them were tight lipped about the meeting and controversy. >> i'm not allowed to comment on much. we're going to all stay together as a team. we all made this decision as a team to, you know, not talk to the media. you are not going to hear much from the players. andrew: they wrote online the mizzou family stands as one. the move comes after jonathan butler started week. he accused the leadership of not doing enough to address racism on campus and push mizzou in a positive direction. >> i'm in this because it is that serious. we're dealing with humanity here. at this point, we can't afford to continue to

in jesus' name we pray. amen. >> amen. >> i listen to what they say. i envy their faith.ir conviction in what's going on. i wish i had something like that. right now i think they need it more than i do. >> hold hands together. put your hands together. >> i think his time and his purpose is now, he has to move on. >> of all of the inmates. ofahengaue might misdeputy vails the most. >> they may have called you names. you could be branded as a monster or an animal or a killer. >> he is awaiting trial on especially heinous charges two counts of molesting girls under the age of 10. but deputy vails still allowed him to form the group. >> mr. vails, he sees within. it's like he saw me. he would go out of his way to do things for people. i guess it's just part of him. >> i want to say thank you, to i guess your superior service, i got to thank you then. thank you for making this possible. >> i try and treat these guys the way they treat me. they come in here with a clean slate. they didn't do anything to me here. they may have done something horrible on the street. if they did,

now they call on the university in the name of jesus. in the name of jesus. >>> student gatt yerd at the university of missourior the weekend to highlight complaint of racism on the overwhelmingly white campus. now in a tweet posted by missouri more than two dozen football player have joined the call from the university system's president to resign. player said they wouldn't be a part of any practice or game until he does so. player met with their coaches as the team cancelled scheduled practice sunday. most of them were tight lipped about the meeting and about the protest. >> i'm not allowed to comment on much. we're just going to stay together as a team. we made this decision to not talk to media. you will not hear much from players. >> the coach wrote online the family stands as one. posting this picture of the team. the move comes after graduate student jonathan butler started a hunger strike last week. he accuses the university's to address racism on campus and push them in a positive direction. >>> i'm in this because it's this seri

. >> in the name of jesus. >> in the name of jesus. >> in the name of jesus. >> reporter: students gathered at university of missouri this weekend to highlight complaints of racism when overwhelm. ingly white campus and tweet by legion of black allegiant two dozen football players have joined the call for the university system's president to resign. players said they will not be part of any practice or game until he does so. players met with coach on sunday as the team canceled the scheduled practice. most of them were tightlipped about the meeting and controversy. >> i'm not allowed to comment on much. all stay together as a team and made the decision as a team and not talk to media. so not going to hear much from the players. >> reporter: mizzou coach gary pinkel the football family stands the as one and picture of the team and jonathan butler started 100er strike last week. he accuses the university's leadership of not doing enough to address racism on campus and push mizzou in a positive direction. >> i'm in this because it is that serious and dealing with humanity here and it happen po

the namesake of this church is the holy child baby jesus church. they have named this name this baby, baby jesus. the baby is an area hospital and is doing well. i'm happy to report there's actually a family apart of this parish that would like to adopt the baby. i spoke to the father of the parish. >> this mother is our example of someone who although in the difficult times still chose life. still chose to give birth to this baby, still new to give a home to him in holy child jesus. >> they do not expect repercussions to come to the mother. the nypd do not feel the same way. they feel she did in fact abandon her child. >> i looked into this and i did notice there is something called the say pavement mall. it is enacted in all 50 states. here in new new york for example, a baby can be dropped off within 30 days of his birth to a suitable person, and a suitable location. they do not know her whereabouts or identity at this time. there is a surveillance video of her around the corner at the store purchasing towels to wrap her child them. so the nypd is um-hum for th

issa: my name is issa, which is jesus in arabic. >> a name and a symbol of the deep links between islam christianity and other religions, just as local people here have close ties. during the attacks, susanna briefly considered moving to a quieter, smaller town, but she's now certain she'll stay. susanna: if we barricade ourselves and no longer go out, and if we orbid our children to move around freely, it means changing our way of life. and that's the real objective of this terror, to make us live in fear, and that's something we cannot accept. >> susanna's neighbors are sitting beside the canal saint-martin as usual. she sees it as a calm and determined show of defiance in the face of adversity, not to let their lives and values by destroyed by terrorists. valeria: brave words, echoed by many of those in france who are refusing to let themselves be intimidated by terror. the attacks themselves may have hit france, but all the signs point to belgium as the place where the deadly plan was hatched. some of the suicide bombers who blew themselves up during the paris attacks were living in

that is going to be provided for needy children all over the world in the name of jesus. some of these kids have never had a gift before in their life. are talking about. then they get it delivered and they are told that god loves them. hopefully that box can provide some joy to them not just momentarily, but long-term with the knowledge that god does love them. this is national collection week so all the boxes get gathered this week and they are taken, but on semi trucks and ship to minneapolis from the west, and from there they are shipped to all parts of the world. mollie: who is involved in the metro? >> we have probably 8200 churches in iowa and across the country, housings -- 80-100 churches in iowa and across the country, thousands. it is a great way to connect the heart of the person filling the box with a child who needs that love. this weekend, sunday the 22nd the valley community center is having a hacking party that you are all invited to. -- a packing party that you are all invited to. we are also having a very special guest name luis gonzalez who received a

jesus. do you know which one he means? before the mayflower in 1619, the 1st slave ship to arrive in america by the dutch was named the good ship jesus. and hollis thinks that the remnants of this survived and then, of course, jesus is freedom comes into it, but theroot goes all the way back to somebody remembering africa and that slave ship jesus. it does not matter whether it is true or not. it is beautiful. >> thank you. it seems like we got a presentation within the presentation. are there any other questions? well, i would like to thank you all for attending the presentation, and that was an excellent presentation on discussing the beauties found within black sacred gospel music and its relevance. thank you very much. i no that you all will want to speak with professor darden at the book signing from 2:00 o'clock to 245. thank you for attending, and i hope you you enjoy the rest of the book festival. [applause] >> and brian boyles is next from the 12th annual louisiana book festival recalling new orleans bush to prepare the city for the 2013 super bowl and the succeeding power outage in the midst of the game. >> today

the reporter said that he was on a personal name jesus with him in the 1980's.a condition limits the movement of his joints. you can get more on these and other breaking news on bloomberg.com. i am courtney donohoe. the european commission showed confidence matching its highest level in more than 40 years days before the european central bank prepares a decision next thursday to add more stimulus. the chief investment officer at pimco. perhaps not data is enough to drive mario draghi to add more stimulus. if you add up everything that you have seen, and you were expecting above trend growth in europe, at what point would mario draghi act? andrew: we think that will increase the size of their qe program. afterave clearly signaled the turmoil in emerging markets in august, they have made it crystal clear they will be lining up amid speeches. the low inflation will be very important looking out over one year or two years. it will not get to inflation of their target close to 2%. the low inflation will the what drives mario draghi. erik: is there no chance for a pos

i ask in your name, jesus, amen. >> mcfarland, too, does his best to reassure his partner. >> we've got people on the way for you, jared. we've got medics on the way. medics are on the way. it's going to be okay. we've got medics on the way. it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay. >> but officer slocumb is getting anxious. >> i need to live. >> we know you do, buddy. we're getting help to you. >> i need to go. >> you need to go? i know. we're getting medics to you so you can go. >> right now. >> eight minutes after officer slocumb is shot, a team of police race across the street in front of collier's house braving possible gunfire. >> i got you, man. i got you. >> one of the officers runs out and just without hesitation grabs the officer, and another officer opens the back door, and he just gets in the back of the back seat, and they don't even have time to shut the door. they peel out, and they're gone. >> slocumb is rushed to a nearby hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull and internal bleeding. meanwhile, huge plumes of smoke are coming from the home. collier has

and the terrible deeds that he said were done in the name of jesus christ. and yet here, i want to go through a history of montage, and give your take of what the psychology is in his mind about not being able to say the words radical islam. listen to this. >> the united states is not and will never be at war with islam. i'm also proud to carry with me the good will of the american people. and a greeting of peace from muslim communities in my country. islam is not part of the problem in combating violent extremism, it is an important part of promoting peace. our enemies respect no religious freedom. al qaeda's cause is not islam. it's a gross distortion of islam. the future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of islam. isil is not islamic. no religion condones the killing of innocents. the vast majority of isil's victims have been muslim. we have confirmed again and again the united states will never be at war with islam. islam teaches peace. >> add to that, mr. speaker, what hillary said tonight, and bernie sanders tonight. how do you interpret

. >> now in the name of jesus, i command this debt out of my life. >> so rove placed advertisements there>> in ohio, in 2000, bush got 2% of the african american vote. in 2004, he got 16%. we were able to identify a group of african american voters who, though, their history was overwhelming democrat, we had clues that gave us a sense they might be reachable. >> this year consultants want to reach not just swing voters, but swing voters in these 10 states. >> you take a map of the united states, and you just cross out states. just cross them out. say we can't win here. >> the rest of us, most of us, don't really count. we live in the wrong state. i live in new york. my state's electoral votes will go to obama, no doubt. doesn't matter what i do. or if all new york swing voters shift their vote. if you live in texas, same deal. doesn't matter who you vote for. texas will go to romney. >> why campaign in the other states? >> we don't. why waste our time? >> they do go there, but just to raise money from rich people. otherwise the consultants ignore 40 of 50 states. >> this is not about a na

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

in the name of jesus. halleluj hallelujah. praise god. give me a hug. >> even though the couple is only living about 500 feet away from each other, their lives couldn't be further apart. >> i cry now and then. i get heather on my mind or get one of her letters out and read it. i gaze out of the window and look up at the moon. i play the waiting game and pray you will be here soon. heather, snook ums. she is a hard one to describe. i never had so much love pointing to me. >> dennis drew this for me. a motorcycle wing. he wrote snook ums which was what he called me when i first met him. he had cutoff shorts that were to the knees and a wife beater and he was filthy and had a long goatee. he looked kind of crazy, but sexy. >> theirs is not a normal love story. paul admits to murdering their roommate. his brother is a correctional officer here. berringer admits to moving the body and covering up the crime. both of them also cashed bishop's disability and social security checks to fund drug habits. >> heather don't belong here. she only knew a

and the terrible deeds that he said were done in the name of jesus christ.yet here, i want to go through a history of montage, and give your take of what the psychology is in his mind about not being able to say the words radical islam. listen to this. >> the united states is not and will never be at war with islam. i'm also proud to carry with me the good will of the american people. and a greeting of peace from muslim communities in my country. islam is not part of the problem in combating violent extremism, it is an important part of promoting peace. our enemies respect no religious freedom. al qaeda's cause is not islam. it's a gross distortion of islam. the future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of islam. isil is not islamic. no religion condones the killing of innocents. the vast majority of isil's victims have been muslim. we have confirmed again and again the united states will never be at war with islam. islam teaches peace. >> add to that, mr. speaker, what hillary said tonight, and bernie sanders tonight. how do you interpret thei

. >> reporter: while the boy has not been named, the father suggested jesus or john the baptist. i'm baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. steve: mayor de blasio speaking now. he was in the studio earlier to talk about a host of issues facing the city and one of the first topics she asked about, what's being done to fix the homeless crisis. >> we're working with the archdiocese and houses of worship all over the city of all denominations for safe havens. this is a new approach that's proving to be effective. it is a smaller facility, often part of a church or another house of worship, maybe it's five, 10 beds. and what it means for some of the homeless who are on the street is it's safer, more nurturing, supportive environment, especially that's connected to a house of worship. when folks come off the street into the safe havens, they're more willing to accept mental services. steve: she asked the mayor about reports he's softening his horses. here's what he had to say on that. >> i look to the day when we don't have any in the city. >> the people love them. >> some people love them. >> bu

jesus. >> i went in for my coffee. they asked my name. i told them my name is merry christmas. >> i'm a catholic. i live in the north end. i believe the jesus. the cup doesn't make me believe in jesus. i drink my coffee. i'm a good... that's it. >> reporter: donald trump even weighed in on the controversy. >> no more merry christmas on no more. (crowd booing) i wouldn't buy it. hey, look, i have one of the trump toweler. maybe we should boycott starbucks. >> reporter: starbucks say the red cups are a way for people to be creative, for people to their own way. they continue to embrace and welcome customers from all backgrounds and religions. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> christa: after more than 80 years, campbell's chicken noodle soup is unveiling a new recipe with. ten fewer ingredients. according to the "new york times," the company is cutting ingredients to make room for more dehydrated chicken broth and onions. good news for chipotle lovers. thousands of tests from produce samples from the fast food chain turned out negative for e. coli.

. >> in the name of jesus!souri, remember the professor who would not let a journalist do this job. we'll tell you what happened to her. wewe... get... angry. out of control, mad to the core, angry. so cancer, you've got two options. get out of the way or get rolled over. anger. just one reason more of us are surviving cancer than dying from it. give now to the american cancer society. martha: the grand jury has indicted 106 people after a biker brawl. the grand jury is set to meet again to consider charges against another 76 bikers. >> when a bank is ready to go under and depositors are getting ready to lose their life savings, you don't just say we believe in philosophical concerns. >> why would you then bail out rich wall street banks but not mom and pop. >> i didn't say that. >> they were talking about what you would do with depositors. would you let these banks shut down. my argument going forward, the banks have to reserve the capital so the people who own the capital start the pressuring the banks so the

your typical pastor, from his use of social media, and rock 'n roll, names that touch your soul, he >> walk with juice es, it jesus, it is not sit on a shore catch a tan type watch. >> reporter: he is changing the way some people look at religion, lead ast pastor at hill song church. >> it is 2015,. >> reporter: if you ask a millennial, if ask are you religious, they say, i am spiritual. >> i think people are interested in something deeper, number one google question, why am i here? of all things that people ask, we just, try to use our message to get people to think not change you or try to get you to believe what we believe but think about what do you mean by spiritual that a cool term. what do you believe in? we can, if it is twitter, i tell people, twitter is not who you are, it is what you want people to think you are. we can use that to prove there needs to be something deeper. >> we have new technology, that taking our attention, he makes it relevant to what is important to us. >> what if we live like christians that are so move by what he already did. >> i think one thing that pastor carl is so anointed wi

this brewed over when pastor posted a video saying the coffee chain hates jesus >> i asked for my coffee. they asked for my name i told them my name is mary christmas. >>> they said starbucks waging a war on christmas. >>> i am catholic. i believe in jesus. the cup doesn't me believe in jesus. i drink my coffee. pumpkin spice next week will be eggnog. that's it. >>> even g.o.p. donald trump weighing in on the coffee controversy. >> no more merry christmas on starbucks >> i wouldn't buy. i'm speaking against myself. i have one of the most successful starbucks. maybe we should boycott starbucks >> starbucks said it's a way for cup as blank can cast to tell their christmas story there their own way and they continue to embrace and welcome customers from all backgrounds and religions. >>> ryan schulteis, 7news "today in new england." coffee or dinner. boston diner will be able to see if their favorite restaurant make the grade. early they will issue restaurant a little grade rating on clen cleanliness and food safety practices. you will be able to check on line if they have a, b, or c rating. other cities have been

mostly derived from one former pastor who claims starbucks hates jesus "i decided instead of simply boycotting, lets start a them my name is merry christmas" the video coming after starbucks decided to remove symbols of the season from their cups. the starbucks vice president saying they want to quote, usher in the holidays with a purity of design that welcome all of our stories. "i feel as if they should still have the christmas symbols on the cup just because its part of christmas"s" but many don't feel the same way... "i think that if the church is getting upset over a coffee cup, we need jesus the most" nate nims is a pastor at first united methodist church in waterloo he says symbols of the season is not what christmas is about. "if we act like christmas is a birthdayyparty for us, that we can throw tantrums if it doesnt go our way, then we missed the point" following that, nims says jesus never said to care about coffee... instead he said to feed xhe hungry, cloth the naked, and give back to others. foflowing the pastors viral starbucks responded, saying they're trying to create a culture of belonging, inclusion a

we're going to baptize desiree in the name of god the father, jesus the son and the holy spirit. and then we just raise to walk in a newness of life. you're not going to dart out of here. you're going to sit there and let it sink in what has just happened to you. desiree has a real feeling for the spirit of god. the things we're talked about here, i've picked it up right there. >> when i was crying, i felt like a peace come over me. one of the few times that i felt peaceful really in my entire life. >> you're not going to walk in your strength. you're going to walk in his strength. >> i felt like something in me was released, i guess. i've never given myself 100% into anything positive. i know what's waiting for me on the other side of these walls. i know that i'm going to stumble when i'm out there. i'm going to try to stay sober is what i'm going to try to do. >> seeking change through religion is common among inmates. >> are you going to church? >> most jails host a steady stream of local church volunteers willing to help. >> i like these ladies for real. >> just like the ones

for yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever, in jesus' name. amen. the president pro tempore: pleae join me in reciting the pledge f allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. thune: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. the senior senator from south dakota. mr. thune: thank you, mr. president. it's a great honor for me to be able to welcome to the united states senate today our pastor from sioux falls, south dakota, jeff wheeler, who just offered our invocation this morning, and to just express how much kimberly and i have appreciated the opportunity to worship and to benefit from his ministry. we enjoy and are blessed by his teaching each and every single week when we're back home in south dakota, and his ministry has and is continuing to impact people all across our community, across our state, and across our region. so he and his wife charlene are with us toda

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. >> in the name of. >> jesus. >> demanding change, the university of missouri considering its president's future after a series of race it incidents on campus. >>> mending fences, president obama hosts israel's prime minister at the white house. could the iran nuclear deal hurt efforts to find common ground. >> two louisiana police officers due in court after shooting and killing a 6-year-old. today that child is laid to rest. >> a political landslide 25 years in the making. myanmar's face of democracy as aung san suu kyi leads hear party to a victory. >> good morning, welcome. >> we're following the developing story this morning out of jordan. at least three people, including two americans have been shot and killed by a jordanian police officer. the officer reportedly opened fire inside a training center near amman. >> we're told that center is used to train security force there is. the officer we are told committed suicide right after that attack. the initial reports say this morning that the two dead americans were providing security at the center. we'll have more on this developing st

i was wondering if you could speak to that within your research, not christian in name only but people who taught jesus is teaching up forgiveness and salvation for all people like doctor martin luther king. >> the guess what i would is throw caution that all christians think they are the true believers in my experience. we are seeing that now in the gay marriage issue. the people who think they are defending christianity from the encroachment of gay rights. they think they are true christians. they think the other kind of christian is a cowardly christian who won't stand up for god. so if i agree with you, what i'm doing is saying i agree with your idea of what a christian is and personally i do, but i have to be mindful that when i go back home to north carolina to go to church with my mother, i'm not sitting in a church full of people who are friendly to me at all. there just is convinced that they know what christ met when he came here and spoke. so the church has always, it bent whichever way they needed to ben. during the slavery era, slaves were marched into the church and they heard the same st

people to know that god loves them and that jesus christ came from heaven to this earth to take their sins and if they would confess and repent and believe on the namest the bible says god will forgive our sins and heal our hearts. and he still wants to preach that more today than ever. and this book is about -- it's about eternity. it's about heaven. and it's about hell. and i think it may be the best book that he's written because he took the most time on it. >> really? >> yeah. over three years to write it, but it's a great book. >> "where i am, heaven, eternity and our life beyond." >> yeah. >> so, moving beyond that let's talk about some of the poll numbers i just showed. ben carson, for example, is resonating so well in iowa, especially among evangelical voters. what do you think it is about him that touches so many people on the religion front? >> well, first of all, i've known ben for a long time. i've been in his home. dr. carson's just an amazing man. the story of his life, to come out of where he came from to be a neurosurgeon, pediatric neurosurgeon, one of the leading neurosurgeons in the world, separated the siamese twins, he's an incr

jesus. a maintenance worker found a crying newborn with his umbilical cord attached in a the name of the children, holy child jesus church. the worker was cleaning inside when he heard the baby crying in the nativity scene which was set up earlier then usual. spotted in the manage injury was a newborn, a few hours old at most. he appeared to be healthy and social services is looking for a home for the newborn. after hearing his incredible story, perish members are calling the church volunteering to be his new parents. >> it means that people care and they're willing to come in and help and give this new life a future. >> the child we believe was a gift almost to this parish. >> under safe haven law patients can abandon a baby at a church or -- but they have to november someone. if it's clear if the parents will face charges. >> jadiann: an alarming home break in. a brockton teen calls for help as one smashes a window with her inside the house. >> reporter: a break in a bridgewater murder. who police say they're looking for. >> christa: also ahead, a school scare after a student brings a knife to

former pastor says that starbucks hates jesus he tells customers to say their name is merry christmas when they order their drinks so they have to write merry christmas on the starbucks cup. starbucks says it tries to celebrate a culture of belonging, inclusion andy versety. >> i put it on my facebook page and the majority say it's a cup, get over it. one person's comment said that the only controversy is that we haven't hadding in yet. you know, tell me what you think. it's on my facebook page. a lot of people talking about it. >>> sal is talking about the commute. a lot of traffic and then the weather turning bad and you have some problems out there. >> we have some problems and someone just tweeted, the three of us by the way, lightning visible from the bay bridge it's going to be a messy commute. let's start off with the toll plaza, it's almost at a standstill because of some earlier issues. we're seeing some more movement for a while which is stopped and i'm seeing a little bit of movement in the middle lanes highway 101 in san francisco. there it is, southbound 101, you can see

named entertainer of the year. >> thank you lord, thank you jesus.ryone looking out for me. >> opening up the show with a star wars theme and a surprise star. >> star wars is my favorite science fiction franchise of all. next is star trek. >> this show also took a political turn with a little bit of a jab at hillary clinton. >> we reached out to all of the candidates to see if they want to be part of tonight's show. >> we e-mailed hillary clinton but we got a reply from the justice department. >> chris stapleton stole the show winning three awards including best new artist. >> this is unbelievable. i am not going to take it lightly. >> his duet with justin timberlake was one of the night's biggest performances. >> it happened in the country music roots after growing up in fem miss, tennessee. it was right here in new york city, actually. >> hospitality. >> the time now is 20 minutes to the top of the hour. and the president just took a major hit on the world stage. the leaders topping him on the forbes most powerful. here's a hint. one is from russia

jesus--emojis. show people the right people to say your name. player names the zero is their proper introduction. there is an easy job for your friends timor colleagues. >> mark: washington state is getting its first major storm. those parts of washington and i were having a drought as well. stormtracker for as little break now. >> james: we see the north bay in the clear as we see the back of the storm. the heaviest rain is being reserved for just the south bay now. except for oakland every where in the space seems to be dealing with some time during.--with a rain. as look towards the san to bridge we can see the rain and lightning up. heaviest rain is right there where the red patches. we have had heavy wet --water moving all week long. slowly but surely we're beginning to see the rain will leave the bay area. here is some the latest rain fall. castro valley in palo alto have not received much rain. temperatures rainout are low to mid 50's so should move up to the low to mid '60's. the storm system will affect us today with isolated thundersto

jesus does not. >> to start a movement, when i went if and asked for my coffee they asked for my name and i christmas. starbucks, i tricked you. >> if you had time to actively protest the color and design of the starbucks holiday cup, you know what you should do, anything else. literally. >> what ticks me off about this cup, adam, there is nothing in it. >> oh, geez. >> starbucks is taking merry christmas -- no more merry christmas. call it anything you want. if i become president we'll all be saying merry christmas again. that i can tell you. >> i don't care if you have three yam kas on, you're going to say merry christmas. >> give the customers a cup crammed so full of christmas they'll be picking tinsel out of their yule log for months. it's got your on manies, an entire manger scene but still missing a little something like, say, an entire christmas tree. all right. hmm, hmm. what a festive way to start my day. >> really was good fodder for >> it was. >> all right, coming up on "gma," president obama, george's interview with the president. >>> that's what's making news in