welcome back to country music of your life. and here are your hosts, crystal gayle and charley pride. charley, i still remember growing up and singing country tunes with my sisters. there was country music all around me: in my house, on my old record player, drivin' around in my first car, and even on those old transistor radios. yes indeed, and i remember hearin' hank williams and fallin' in love with that sound. will make you weep what's he doin' in my world? (somber guitar music) what's he doin' holdin' my world? don't they know it's the end of the world it ended when i lost your love charley, remember hearing some of those great singers for the very first time? oh yes. hello, walls (backup singers) hello how'd things go for you today? don't worry 'bout me (piano music) it's all over now my only prayer will be soueday you'll care for me make believe charley, i love this old picture of you playing baseball. (charley) and i loved playing baseball then. when i was about 14, i got my first guitar from sears roebuck and i had to

remove wrong people out of your life. ask god to take them out of your life. get ubters out of your life. because when you speak what you here's what i hear god say: "stop speaking what you're seeing and start speaking what you wanna see happen." hallelujah. speak right things. number 6: "you must build your own faith." build your own faith. nobody can use your faith for you. nobody. faith is personal. "faith cometh by hearing, and heheing by the word of god." hebrews 11:1 -- "now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." "now faith is..." faith is not historical. faitis not tomorrow. faith is now. dynamic and moving faith is now. "now faith is..." you cannot existnd survive on yesterday's faith. when the children of israel were wandering in the wilderness for 40 years, when they were being fed with manna and bread, they had to pick up a daily portion. moses could not send aaron out to pick it up; he had to go pick representing that jesus is the bread of life and thatatesus and the relationship with him is very personal. nob

you will only be remember indeed life for two things. the problems you solve and the ones you create. six, if you insist on taking something god did not give you, he will take back something he gave you. if you insist on taking something god did not give you, he will take back something he gave you. god gave adam and eve the garden, he didn't give them the tree, he gave th the garden. they wanted the tree, he took the garden. god gave david the favor of he didn't give him bethsheba, so god took back israel. god gave us 90 percent of our income. he did not give us the tithe. if you want the tithe which means 10th, he will take back the 90 percent. they tell me that within six weeks from the time new money in circulation, within six weeks, that new money has the traces of cocaine and every known disease. anthrax is not the only problem. people become ill handling money. i believe with all of my heart that the tithe which means the first dime, the 10 percent of everything you create, it is not a payment of a debt to god. because we owe ever

he talks about the nietzsche of american intellectual life. according to bloom, he thinks so much of what is wrong in late 20th century intellectual life is intellectuals are reading nietzsche, kind of like what george santayana they're tired of someone else's power, tired of authority, so he says the counterculture of the 1960s is a nurse on anti authoritarian is in and he says it is one thing to have these protests in the street and another to bring them into the academy and make such a ruckus. he is very critical of the uses of nietzsche. i hit the pause button here. if you read how everyone is talking about allan bloom's book and they are talking because it was not major major major blockbuster, people picked up on it, blaine nietzsche, our american intellectual life, you would think allan bloom had a problem with nietzsche. he didn't. he thought nietzsche was a genius. he loved nietzsche. he wrote beautifully about nietzsche. he wrote longingly about nietzsche. the thought nietzsche was a genius and his problem was he thought he was in a

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in this life. in this life! in this life! brother mike, what's the catch? with persecution. there are 1,000 miracles waiting for whoever chooses to believe. that big of a dole. i've given -- in fact, my next level of asking god for is a million dollar seed. a lot of people want to be millionaires. i want to sow a million in one day. i wonder if anybody else would be like that. how many would like to write god a check one day for $1 million? because when you can walk away from money, you've conquered life. a man who masters his money has no master. you've conquered. this is what i feel impressed. i'm going to pay for 1,000 miracles in 1,000 homes. a debt-free home. i want to say this, i do believe we're in the last days. i do believe that the national identification card's going to come into existence. die believe that jesus' coming is sooner than we realize. i do believe there's a number i believe if we knew how close his return was we would be shocked and wouldn't be able to sleep at night. i think it's closer than we've ever been. i believe there's going to be a number sys

tant things in your life." you will never be the same. i share some of this in th book and much of what i have much of what i have spoken about is in this book, "the three most important things in your life." listen carefull, time passed, on elizabethtown, kentucky preaching for "harry potter and the goblet of fire" -- the holy spirit said have every person here who can do it and believe that god wants them to, plant a $58 seed. count 58 days and see what happens. have 12 people plant one for every member of their family. so i told the people what god spoke to my heart. some people said, yomean god spoke to you? i wouldn't serve a god that couldn't talk to me and couldn't help me hear. went into the pastor's office sitting there quiet and he walks in and pulls out this businesscard and said, do you rememb this businesscard? yeah, yeah, i pray for that card everyday. i am praying for people to sake of spreading the gospel. he said, they are here. they want to meet with you. they just planted $158 -- 100 $58 seed

oh-o-o-oh man, i love this life yeah, i love this life man, i love this life i love that ragged old barn that my grandpa made it was my whole world back in my innocent days i love that little white church, out on 109 it's where i hit my knees and i thank the lord for this life of mine i love my small town world i love a country girl i love a friday night man, i love this life the sound of an old dirt road man, i love, man, i love, man, i love this life oh of h of -o-o-oh man, i love this life oh-o-o-oh man, i love this life oh-o-o-oh man, i love this life oh-o-o-oh man, i love this life [ applause ] >> awesome! they are locash, guys. thanks so much. amazing performance. >> thank you. >> back in a moment. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. a

his life. it's all i wanted for years, it's all i thought about. and guess what? now that it's happened, i wake up at night and i think, i say to myself, i should push him away now. push him away now so i don't do it by accident down the road. gil: stop talking. you're just gonna say anything to try and get outta this. parker: you think i'm gunning for you? let me tell you something, who depend on me. you know how i've repaid their trust? i've kept secrets from them, i've lied to them, i've bron protocol. that's right. that's right. lives and careers and relationships... they could all go down the tube, and that would all be on me. and you know... and you know why i do that? because i don't know any other way! it's the best i can figure out! no, no, no... you're trying to trick m you're trying to build empathy. parker: i'm not negotiating with you, gil! i'm saying my piece! you think you know me. you think i'm one kind of thing, well i'm not! i'm something else. i'm not after you. i don't even

gave her life to christ. the internal revenue service cancelled most of his indebtedness and today dan hyle is a retired multimillionaire in houston, texas, who teaches grat us at some of my conferences and traces a major turning pot in his life to a $58 seed on the backseat of kendall bridges church in houston, texas. when you want somethinyou've never had, you got to do sothing that you've never done. please get off the sofa and don't just keep looking, go to the phone and say, tell mike i'm one of the 300. some how, some way, god helping me, i'm going to sow a $58 seed each month for 12 consetive months. why consecutive months? concutive sowing guarantees sometimes our irradic sowing creates irradic harvest. i'm going to wait for a moment. i don't like you looking at somebody elsewhen i'm talking to you. okay, thanks. nobody can sow your seed for you. you said, i've never heard of such a thing. i didn't either. i had the holy srit speaking to me on center platform in washington, d.c., stor alvin jones and

my life... [applause] my life has never been the same. my life has never been the same. i broke the back of poverty. i broke the back of poverty. i broke the back of poverty with $1,000 seed. there's another part of the story i won't go into except to tell you that my songs went around the world. "i am blessed." "you can make it." "god will outlast your storm." "he's a healing jesus." oral roberts ministry. and every time i turn on the tv i'd hear one of my songs. thousands and hundreds of thousands of dollars of royalty and my songs went everywhere around the world. god blessed me beyond my wildest dreams and imagination. when i let go of what's in my hand, god will let go of what's in his hand. and god gave me another wisdom key. what you're willing to walk away from determines what god will bring to you. i was willing to walk away from $1,000. i've looked back many times and thought what if... what if i'd have sat here in charlotte, north carolina, in a television environment, what if i'd have sat therend said, "you're not gonna get my thousand?" but i let go of what

to wait until your life revolves around the bathroom or you lose your sex life is no life at all. >> and then it's back to the doctor. >> back to the doctor for drug treatment-- prescription medications which may relieve the symptoms but often the side effects are worse: decreased libido and even impotence. plus, the prostate can continue to grow. ultimately there's surgery. >> but at least the problems go away, right? >> yes and no. there are many types of surgeries, and they each have their own problems and side effects, and often they need to be repeated. there's the gold standard, what we call a turp, or transurethral resection of the prostate. for this we use an instrument known as a resectoscope. >> that looks scary. >> it is, and it's a 12-inch instrument that you introduce through the penis into the area where the prostate is, and then you scrape away the prostate, scrape it away in order to create a new opening. requires a hospitalization, but patients submit to it because untreated, the enlarged prostate can damage the bladder, cause renal failure, lead to infection, or ult

obviously life in the north was easier than life in the south. northern parents could raise their children where there were no white whites only signs on libraries, museums and parks. but high achievement was the norm on both sides of the family with interesting differences. northern achievement tended to be political and publication and southern achievement was professional and private. the other differences were personal. among the black calhouns northern marriages tended to be unhappy and families more dysfunctional. with more divorce, adultery, et cetera, and southern marriages were longer lasting and seemed to be happier. my personal theory is with fewer choices and opportunities southerners turned inwards towards family, church and community. while northerners had more choices, they also had more temptations. moses calhoun waited until he was three to marry. at 36 he found a bride who was 15 years younger, looked white and had been born free in new orleans. the two beautiful daughters, cora and lina calhoun, were both highly educated in the

ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jic. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jca. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jca. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jal. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jle. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jed. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jed. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the job. and what you see there, a full police procession. >> very heavy story this morning. guindon and two other officers were shot responding to a call about an argument at that home yesterday. >> neighbors reported hearing several rapid gunshots and a swarm of police arrived. the shooting happened on lashmere court right off ridge field road. kids were playing outside when the shooting began. not clear what led up to it. but prince william county police say all three officers were shot by one suspect. officer guindon had worked for the police department a few years back and had just ret

take life in!hed a satellite into orbit, but critics say it was to test a long-range missile. >> and in new hampshire, republican presidential candidates met for their debate before tuesday's primary in that state. it produced several clashes on experience, campaign tactics, and other issues. now back to locked up. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> over the years, we profiled inmates who have committed extreme acts of violence, both in and out of prison. though we found there was a special breed of criminal mind whose violent and bizarre actions seemingly knows no end. >> you don't have to hold me. i know where i'm going. >> you got a lot of people around in here. you ain't got to hold me back. >> when we first met ivory taylor at california's pelican bay state prison, he had to be flanked by two officers for his interview in a secure housing unit, or the shu. >> hi, guys. okay. you got it. look at our man right here. you got this rambo camera. who do you work for?

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tant things in your life." i tell you, the only difference between present and future in charlston, south carolina. here is steve from chester, virginia planting a seed of $58 a month. thank you, steve. here is another steve from mason city, iowa, planting a seed of $58 a month. thank you, steve. louisthis more than anything else. i want you to get up right now, get off the couch, the sofa, the recliner, and get to the telephone and put your faith into via part of the 300 people that tonight god want to do something for you, god wants to release ind say, i'm one of the 300. i believe there is going to be a double portion of the 300. >> i believe it. folkhave been watching the last hour, call now and let us hear from you. we thank those who have called. we appreciate your partnership. you have planted tonight. as you have planted the seeds, expect, expectancy is a key to receiving your harvest. you expect god to give you back the uncommon harvest. our phone lines are still going to be open. we are not right now,

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and at one point linda thought about taking her own life. it seems impossib imagine but it is all in her book. linda walked me through how her world completely crumbled. >> my life just fell apart. i didn't understand depression and my blood pressure went up. it just became a nightmare. >> as many as21 million tuned in to the legendary cat fights between crystal and alexis. but almost two decades after her dynasty run ended, lin downward spiral began when three people she loved dearly suddenly faced health issues. >> i had never in a situation where so many people i loved were having so much trouble. >> what were some of the toughest times? >> when i was it take blood pressure medicine and i didn't like the way it made me feel. i stopped. and i was outside and blacked out. just blacked out. next thing i was faced down in the gravel and i just got up and my face was bloody and i went i realized, i just needed >> to help pull herself out of of the depression, linda wrote a book that they just updated "recipes for li part cook book. part me >>

a person can create a new season in your life. you are one person away from the season you've been dreaming about your whole life. i could almost get excited there in remembering that blessing. chapter five is the law of place. write that down: the law of place. where you are matters as much as what you are. god madelaces before he made people. even jesus did not do well in places. that's why he left nazareth and went to capernaum. you don't belong everywhere; you belong somewhere. let's talk about that for a moment because everything god created solves a problem. my glass solves a problem. your watch solves a problem. my eyes see, my ears hear, my hands reach, my feet walk, my mouth speaks, my mind thinks. lawyers solve legal problems. mothers solve emotional problems. preachers solve spiritual problems. everything created contains an invisible instruction. the tomato seed doesn't look over to watermelon seed and say, "what do you think i oughtta do? what should i become?" it contains an invisible instruction on what to multiply,

doing my chef life. >> you want fully identifying with that?> coming to america helped me identify more in ethiopia. here everyone is an immigrant of some sort. >> when people saw me on the streets obviously they saw he as an ethiopia man first. i was "i'm swedish." the more i got involved with the ethiopian community and i realized what a rich mystique community and history it has, and culture. so it was really coming to america that i sort of discovered more. and going to places like washington d.c., where we have a huge ethiopian community. the reason you had to leave ethiopia, you and your mother tuberculosis. >> yes, it was common at the time. sometimes in life, the worst saving. for us it was our ticket to get adopted. my mother didn't survive. but, you know, it's one of these things that i always think about what if. but i'm happy that i got the opportunity to be raised in sweden, and i love sweden, just as much as i love new york and ethiopia, i feel like i have three homes. >> what is the what if, if you had grown up in ethiopia? >> i

king carter was bigger than life. and we will remember him for that. >> reporter: and concerned members of the community will be meeting here at charles hadley park tonight at 6:00 p.m. his mother and father willll also be in attendance. we're also told imreef counselors were on hand at his school all day today to talk to stew departments, parents and even administrators and again f have you any information about the suspects in this case, about this terrible criernlings you're urged to call crime stopper. that number 305-471-tips. remember, you can remain anonymous and you may be eligible for that award that increased to 25,000-dollar. some of that cra money coming from the countyudget. reporting live in northwest miami-dade. >> lynn: ann, thawmpleg the sentence upheld in the 2004 case of a classroom killing. that means a kille will not spend one day of his life outside of his jail bars. >> 7's rosh lowe live the the a the metro justice building in miami with. that rosh. >> reporter: so this ends a very painful chapt

his life had actually left him is what happened. his life left. he was in his body but his life was gone. and to see him be a prisoner of his body was unbelievably and indescribe antibiotic painful. >> she made an excruciating decision. >> we had talked about it for hours and hours and hours. we had talked about it for hours trying to find a way to help him get out of this prison. >> with no other legal option in new york state, delgrasso he died days later from dehydration. >> he was in this terrible prison and it was his own body. i want people to hear this. if you have not had this kind of experience or have been very close to someone who has had this experience, you really can't know. you just can't know. >> come tort at the end of life shouldn't be an accident of your geography. everyone should be able to feel comfortable at the end of life. >> to make that possible, barbara coombs lee says her team now has set agents sights on new york as the next battle front. >> what's your game plan in new york state? >> to take people who have firm belie

changed my life forever. changed my life forever. in michigan, pastor joel brooks told me one of the many planted 10 $58 seeds for members of his family. less than 90 days later his boss called him in and gave him a bonus for $58,000. isn't that crazy? less than 90 days, less than 90 days after his seed. helios aircraft -- holy spirit, i have asked you for 300 miracles. 300 miracles in the name of jesus, so be it. if god is not speaking to your heart tis not for you. his sheep know his voice. if you can't trust god for $58, you will never be debt free. it takes a lot more to get your house paid off, or get your car paid off. we have a special song coming up right now. we are sowing to 300 that plant a $58 each month, we will give you a gift copy of my book, "the three most important things in your life." i tell you, the only difference between present and future is a seed of obedience here is a powerful song [applause] 30very people god is speaking to to plant the seed of $58 a month to reap an uncommon harve

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