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you want god to turn your life around." unchangeable law of faith is simply this: "faith requires corresponding action." you see, faith without works is dead. some of you, your faith is dead today, your family is destroyed and you need a financial miracle. well, i've got good news for you today -- that god wants to turn your li around. he wants to change things in your life. faith has to have corresponding action. not only do you believe gofor incredible things, and not only do you say, "lord, i'm seeking you first... i'm gonna build your kingdom first, i'm gonna make sure that i take care of your house." i take care of the preaching of the gospel around the world, but i have to have corresponding faith now, because, back then, those people in the bible had corresponding action. they did something in order to get something back from god. some people say, "well, i don't believe that gospel at, you know, you gotta do something to everything, even your own salvation -- salvation is free, but it's not thrown at you. the bible s

we're at the march for life. and what you see behind me goes on for miles. >> today i speak to you pregnant with my fourth child. my first daughter. we are the pro-life generation! >> reporter: to some, like 16-year-old devin, she's a hero. life? adoption? i wanted to have an abortion when i found out i was pregnant with my daughter. and i was given the options that i could do abortion and not tell anyone, or i could leave home. i went to a maternity home and in october i placed my daughter for adoption. and because of her, i'm not ashamed i got pregnant at my age anymore. >> reporter: hawkins regularly conducts what she calls sidewalk counselling outside planned parenthood clinics with student volunteers like sam from the university of new mexico. >> whenever i sidewalk cancel, it's usually in a back alley on top of a ladder so we can reach the women. >> reporter: but the young women on the other side, women who could be her class mates, are just as dedicated. many feel that the greatest danger is to women, forc

and one's life. at what point did you realize you were sort of onto something, that you were hitting a nerve with people, with that theme? >> probably the moment i finished the oprah winfrey program, and, i had gone on to, at that point, the book was tiny. i mean, it wasn't, people rewrite history and they somehow think that "tuesdays with morrie" was, like... >> started out big. >> yeah, started out some kinda big thing and one of the biggest books. it wasn't. it was a tiny, little book. i only wrote it to pay his medical bills. many publishers turned me down when i tried to make a proposal for it. they said, "y, it'll be boring, it'll be depressing and you're a sports writer so what do you know about this anyhow"? they printed 20,000 copies and that was it. >> so i thought i'd have them in the trunk of my car for the rest of my life. you know, one of those guys who r, rides around and opens up, "you want a book? anybody want a book"? >> mostly known for his novels, mitch albom is also an award winn

away from the criminal life. the enjoyment of life, being able to live it and not having to look over your shoulder all the time is great. >> and upon his release, boltjes started off on the right track. >> i got a really good job fixing and flipping houses. i was making roughly $1,000 to $1,500 a week and getting paid bank. living in these big old houses, having a car. people that buy the houses, they're like, oh, you're the guy that was on tv or are those tattooed, or what's wrong with your eyes, are those contacts? oh, that's awesome. >> but he would discover for an ex-con, success can be tenuous. his fortunes turned south when he picked up side work as a tattoo artist. >> one dude, he owed me money for tattooing, and he found an easy way that he wouldn't have to pay me. he tried to set me up to make it look like i was a heroin dealer, and he didn't know me by my real name or my nickname. all he knew is i was the guy with the red eyes. >> boltjes' eyes made it easy for authorities to identify him. he was picke

i don't want you to experience miracles in your life, so i'm gonna put pressure in your life. i'm gonna cause your marriage to go south. i'm gonna cause your finances to be depleted. i'm gonna cause you to lose your job; i'm gonna cause the bank to write you a letter and say, 'we're gonna take back the house.' i'm gonna cause you to be driving down the highway worried about the tow truck that's behind you because you know they're coming for the car." [laughter] come on now. the devil is going to do just place where you panic. but i'm glad god sent me here today to tell you help is on the way! glory to god. god is about to bless you. glory to god. but you've got to activate your faith. no one can deny that we're living in some troublesome times. and many are believing god for miracles today. and i'm so glad that you have turned on this television program today. today i believe that god is going to turn your situation around. he's going to give you a brand new season in your life. he's going to take you from this place of nothing and lack and disappointment. he's going to take y

but i have made a life out of trying to read human hearts.ace. as if she were already leaning in to heaven. and now, she has. fallen asleep and awakened in the heart of god. now, she knows intimately of what the 17th century priest and poet john dunn wrote in these closing words. bring us, o lord god, at our last awakening into the household and gate of heaven. to enter into that gate and dwell in that house where there shall be no darkness nor dazzling but one equal light, no noise nor silence, but one equal music. no fears, nor hopes, but one equal possession. no ends nor beginnings, but one equal eternity. in the habitation of thy glory and dominion, world without end, amen. nancy, dear nancy, may you gaze upon our lord face to face, may angels surround you and saints welcome you in peace, and may your heart and soul now ring out in joy to the living god in whose presence you're held forever. amen. >> amen. >> the celebrant is the rev rend stuart a. kenworthy. >> let's pray together now saying, our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be th

♪ i adore life do you adore life? ♪ i adore life do you adore life?life? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: their album, "adore life," is available now! savages, everybody! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be: from hbo's "confirmation", eric stonestreet. star of "the detour," jason jones. and senator elizabeth warren. now it's time for james corden, everybody. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (cheers and applause) ♪

music of your life.ents "music of your life," 150 timeless love songs of the 1950's, the 1960's, and the 1970's. join hosts peter marshall and debby boone as they introduce the most romantic collection ever. peter: there were so many wonderful young singers i loved to listen to including one very special guy. debby: and he happens to be a pretty great dad. ♪ on a day like today we passed the time away writing love letters in the sand peter: debby, we'll always love hearing legendary artists like johnny mathis. >> ♪ it is not for me to say you love me peter: nat king cole. mona lisa mona men have named you. peter: and dean martin. >> ♪ return to me for my dear i'm so lonely debby: the 1950's introduced us to one of the greatest vocal groups of all time. peter: the legendary platters. they asked me how i knew my true love was through >> ♪ what a difference a day makes. 24 little hours >> ♪ many a tear has to fall but it's all in the game peter: i'll never forget the first hit by connie francis. >> ♪ blue s

>> most of my life. >> why? what was your life like out there before prison?> just spun out of control through alcohol, you know. >> jimmy reid was probably one of the most forthright inmates i've ever interviewed. he just was completely uncensored. very self-effacing. very honest about who he was, what he did, why he did it. and he had a great face. he had a face that looked like he had seen many, many bar fights. and the other crimes that put you in pn those? >> very different. a lot of different things. thieving, fighting. but the majority of them were through drink. >> reid recently transferred to protective custody wing due to threats made by some younger inmates. convinced he could take care of himself, reid wasn't happy about the move. to him it was a sign of weakness. >> so "d" hall, protective custody. describe it for me. >> no good. >> why? >> this is the first time i've ever done this in 30 years. i was always a bit of a rebel, a fighter. i still am. although i'm old. i won't let anybody [ bleep ] on me. that's prison. you can't let anybody [ bleep

god has connected you with my life. life. it's not happenchance. i have been assigned to you right now at this moment. you remember what i said? every breakthrough miracle requires a turning point moment, a moment of faith when god i i birthing in you believing ability for impossible things. whatever you're facing in your finances, with your marriage, in your business... whatever you're facing in your life right now... a breakthrough anointing is what's required. and i wanna come into a covenant with you, and i'm going to ask you to take a step of faith. and this sounds really unusual, but the instruction that you follow determines the season you create, and god is going to birth a new season in your life. i see somebody watching right now -- that favor's getting ready to explode in your life. i see somebody favoring you. you've been praying, you've been believing god; but within the next 72 hours somebody's going to favor you. there's a woman watching -- god's going to give you a breakthrough in that real estate. trying to refinance and the bank k

my life my life my life my life my life my life my life my life my life my life my life my life my life my life i can live my life >>> one candidate appears to be leaving the presidential race. >> a toddler, found and saved in the middle of a busy street by a mailman in denver. >> mile high city is atop the best places to live. how we got there, and whether problems. >> mark koebrich, retiring, and takes a look back. >> deadly crash, a 48-year-old woman walked across the street to visit her husband at work, was hit and killed by an suv. the crash happened about 7:30 right outside the swift meat packing plant. the woman that did hit the the pedestrian did stop. at major crash near the ramp to 225. at least 12 cars collided in the eastbound lanes. no one in any of the vehicles was seriously hurt. >>> the day after super tuesday, both sides are looking at the. bernie sanders is vowing he will fight all the way to the convention, he won three states, including colorado, hillary she picked up 490 delegates to his 323. >> on the republican side, donald trump won 7 of the 11 states up for grab

i lived my life. she said i'm okay to die. i lived my life.ds have their i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. she said i'm okay to die. i lived my life. and my kids have their i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! what to look at relapsing way multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usu

half my life. i'm sitting with the phone. back on the streets after more than two decades. >> tangos, testing technologies that didn't exist when rudy norris went away, he's learning about it form grandchildren in the prison terms. in the first weeks out of prison he found strong support. his brother landed a job. norris must still work to win over the new boss. they had whatever needed help coming out of incarceration, you know. it didn't work, not all the time. you know, it was, like i said, up to the individual. you know, and to have interest in changing their life. >> rudy norris intends to do just that, speaking about his experience with young students in the justice system. >> you don't have to be addicted to drugs. just as worse as the person that used them. >> and to young people at risk, following his path into prison. >> it was a destructive life. i had to learn to give it up. i had to lose a desire for it. >> finally free, after half a lifetime lost. rudy norris carries little of the bitterness you might expect him

it is your life and you have to define your side -- your life. nobody else can define your life.: what i wanted to do was here, andile i was while i contemplated my life as a man, this is what i experienced, this is where i lived. and i believe that is my fundamental testimony as a writer, just as your fundamental testimony is what you do when you sit here every night and -- give back to the world what you give to the world. this is my experiences, what is in this book. charlie: has writing this book changed you? david: i think i changed in the course of writing the book. i would not say that writing the book itself changed me. i think probably the close to eight years of therapy that i spent during the course of writing the book, probably changed. charlie: your been through divorce. david: i have been. charlie: are you in a good place in your life now? havingput this down, dealt with it, having given expression to it, -- david: it is like having dropped a weight. -- i was saying to someone earlier tonight, i was describing the scene with my yell at my i had to son is a way my fa

all of us will together in this life. talked about politics, and celebrities, and she told within stories about old hollywood. and the days when life would throw you a curve, and you would lipstick, put on your comb your hair, and kept the band playing. i always thought of that that saidy, morocco, there is no foreign legion, just for women, but there is a foreign women -- foreign legion for women as well. they have no uniform and no flag, no metals, but they are afraid. -- but they are brave. as lunch with an commission would make her way up the hill to the house with the memories, the silences, and her happiness and the children were coming. beenll this week i have thinking about watching her heads down the hall, because she would head into the bedroom and right there, i cannot remember what it was, was a pillow or a frame to needlepoint, but i know the words were clearly for president reagan. , could if you must leave you just take me with you? -- ink the vatican today think of that again today as i am asked to read th

what about early life on earth? they would say 3.8 billion years ago, that is where they find early life on earth. if life started at three .8 billion years ago and curiosity is sitting in an ancient riverbed that is 3.8 billion years ago, we have a better chance of figuring out how life started if we started on mars. these are the revolutions sweeping the planetary community right now. a huge step in understanding the origin of life. we might actually find it first on another planet. >> 4.5 years ago it started. jupiter was further out their? or it was closer in. >> it pushed out through gravitational resonance. >> maybe i don't want to ask about that. >> there is some science there. planets around other stars. the first thing we started to see is these huge jupiters close to their planets. .hese highly elliptical orbits when there clouds collapse, everything goes into a disk and that accumulates to create these bodies and planets. they are either going around in a circle or little elliptical, but not a highly elli

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everything i've taken is my life.simply squeeze his shoulder, turn away and whistle up leon, my brindled hound who gains the high seat of the truck with one sprain and we set off riding the groaning breaks of our unfamiliar, overloaded rigs downhill. only later does it nag me that george a. didn't say, you're a good brother, too, or you helped me in the past so i help you, or any of the other countless things he could have said. he says, okay, david, not resentfully, but someone at the long end of a contest who's been on the receiving end of it and ready to forget it. >> rose: you are unscathing in your clear and precise and penetrating analysis of yourself and what you think of as your failure. >> the only way that i felt that i could fairly and honestly tell this story was to be harder on myself than on -- at least as hard on myselfÑi as anyone else and i think that, with my brother, his generosity, and the fact thatÑi i needed something from him and thatñr i -- that he offered it with such simplicityó and sweetness

>> he's a huge part of my life. at this point in my life, i'm i'm going to be 18. there's so much on the horizon. >> that is one very well-worded answer for someone who doesn't turn 18 until july. that is so bindi. she puts us all to shame with houma tourw mature she is. >> i think i'll be celebrating in a very wild way, with a cup of tea and some take-out chinese food if i'm lucky. we'll rent a movie, i may have two cups of tea and be wild. >> she's still working at the australia zoo and still talks to derek hough often. >> i felt like a car being painted a different color, and >> the reason she is so down to earth is because of the close bonds with her family and the relationship with her father. we showed her a video. this man is still teaching her little girl. >> life's what you make of it, mate. you got to have fun. you can't waste one minute being sad or angry. you've got to try and have fun. have fun. >> i haven't seen that before. that's really sweet. >> i'm going to be just like my daddy. >> yeah. i reckon you are. >> you're a little beauty. >> oh, that's

from death to new life. and all creation rises with him.a newly beheld radiance that is without analogy in the risen christ. death is defeated, vanquished, forever. god raised jesus that you and i might share in his resurrection. it is true, we are raised with him as is nancy, who now stands on another sure, and in a greater light with a multitude of saints that no mortal can number. in our last visit with mrs. reagan, i asked, at the end, to be alone with her. we spoke for a few moments, and then we prayed, giving thanks for life, for the love that god had brought to us, and for strength and grace for the days ahead. now, we all read things, but i have made a life out of trying to read human hearts. in those last moments with nancy, she was at peace. as if she was already leaning into heaven. and now, she has fallen asleep, and awakened in the heart of god. now she knows intimately of what the 17th century anglican priest and poet john dunn wrote in these closing words. bring us, oh lord, god, at our last awakening, into the household and

or to tell the story of her husband life. my approach to this biography was to rely very heavily on mary's own words and reflections , correcting errors in filling in gaps in providing historical context where the historian me -- in me deems necessary. in the end, i think i met the demands of my editors by writing a readable, accessible, very short biography of mary with a few fresh perspectives on her life. i also think i've written a biography that illustrates really quite well the richly human qualities of historical experience through the eyes of a woman who, like all of us, was flawed. mary lincoln was the wife of abraham lincoln. and that was annexed ordinarily important personal and historical fact of her life. but mary lincoln was also a daughter, a student, a sister, a mother, a friend, and ultimately, widow. she was a 19th century woman, doing the best she could. sometimes, her efforts exceeded even her own expectations. sometimes, they we just good enough. other times, they were devastatingly insufficient. her stor

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because life wasn't easier without her. life was better with her.as. >> reporter: but remember, the prosecution said there was a long list of motives. all right. let's run through the motives of why the prosecution said you wanted your wife dead. first was that you wanted the $250,000 life insurance policy. >> oh, no. it doesn't make much sense, because lynn was making more money than i was. so, you know, $250,000, all soldiers have that same amount on them. so -- >> reporter: you wanted sole custody of triston. >> no. lynn and i would have definitely been joint custody. it's something that we talked about whenever we briefly separated. >> reporter: you didn't want to go to a military prison for committing adultery. >> no. it's been a very long time since anybody was convicted of a felony for adultery in the military. >> reporter: he says he still doesn't understand why all his old friends turned on him, but he doesn't have a good explanation for why they all would have lied. you had a lot of people saying that you wanted to have your wife killed. >

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how did it affect your life, your sobriety? when is the last time you had a drink? >> let meust say my recovery >> after nearly a year, ki returns to "the real housewives" tonight to face off with kyle. but i used our sit down to clear up some rumors. there was even speculation that you were at some point homeless. >> i'm living in a $400,000 hotel in santa monica overlooking the beach, and people arelike, she's homeless. aww. it's hardly homeless. >> and while drunken cat fights, we all hope -- >> i have told you today more than i will ever tell anybody again, this is the last time i want to discuss my recovery. i want to get it out there that i'm in recovery it's mean and it's nobody's business. >> it looks the car is headed the right direction, she's just got to keep it on the road, but we're definitely rooting for kim. of another reality show couple. that's teresa and giudice's last interview before he goes to but a really keeping a >>> right now at etonline.com, real housewives of beverly hills starring owe land da talks about her family's battle with lyme dise

parents made a real e in making life as normal as possible. i had friends and i was an average, normal kid. it was after that things got won i can. >> she her way to broadway. drugs and alcohol started taking their toll. >> i of did anything and everything i could get my hands on towards the end, whatever would numb the pai >> what was your worst times? >> definitely when i was using every day. >> she's now eight years sober, a wife and a full-time mom of2. >> my children sort of grounded me. they brought me into a different place. and i would never be able to have created these lives if i hadn't chang >> how about those pipes? allison is close friends with sweeten from "full house" making a little bit of a come back of her own. >>> >>> on child reality star kim richard last time we sat down with her she had just completed rehab follow her arrest after a beverly hills hotel. since then s been arrested for shoplifting and dealt with the death of her husband and best friend. now she's about to make her debut on a high intensity reality show. the

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it's been the worst days of my life. i guess i didn't know how much one person can love another until you just don't know where there are. >> joins us for the latest on the victims and many waiting for word is cnn's atika shubert. atika, the tragic loss of life and hundreds of people who are very injured. some in comas, we're told. then folks waiting for any word, atika. >> reporter: more than 100 are still in hospital. the most frustrating for families is they feel they are not getting any information. i went to the royal military hospital. which is one of the medical teams trying to identify victims. doctors told me the blast was so powerful that it literally ripped a lot of the victims apart. they are not able to identify them any other way other than fingerprints or dna or dental records. what we are seeing is families going from hospital to hospital trying to give any information they can. in fact, we met one man looking for his 24-year-old girlfriend. they have a son together. he says he is desperate. he doesn't kn

it's larger than life. that means the cast has to pull off some crazy wild stunts in the new installment, and only nischelle turner went behind the scenes to see just how they did it. go. >> how many of your own stunts are you doing here? >> all of them. i went to the shooting range to get ready for this movie. >> cool. >> yes, there are explosions, careening down cliffs, one or two entanglements. >> action. >> but today it was a wall, a giant wall that would make donald trump jealous. >> like 700 feet. >> it's really high. >> actually, it's 80 feet high. tough enough. >> we did this bit where she had to be kind of facing down. >> i was holding onto his shoulder like it was the last thing. >> three, two, one, go! >> my whole costume got torn up yesterday. this is a new one. by the end of the day it will get totally torn up. >> you had to run in those? >> yeah, these are my shoes, my action shoes. >> they spent six months shooting outside of atlanta. time for her fiance. >> i had to drag him to me. in the he

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