lord, i pray, lord, that you would meet the police. i pray, lord, that you would meet the fire department, the ambulance drivers. apray, lord, that you would meet the doctors and the nurses. i pray, lord, that you would meet everyone who willing ran in, willingly gave of themselves, lord, to step in the gap for someone else. now i ask, lord, as you bring peace to them, as you heal their hearts and their minds, as they try to wrap around and ask why, heavenly father, but lord that they would look to you and even in the weariliness, even in the weakness that their strength would be renewed. because of who you are. in jesus' name we pray and we say -- amen. >> providing prayer of comfort, pastor robin holland. >> amen. i want to say how proud i am living hope choir of being your pastor. you did a marvelous job. god bless you all. amen? i want to say to everyone that has lost a loved one, who's had someone that's been injured and anyone that was in that theater or associate with anyone, our hearts go out to you. we have been been praying f

lord i pray lord that you would meet the police, i pray lord that you would meet the fire department, the ambulance drivers, i pray lord that you would meet the doctors and the nurses. i pray, lord, that you would meet every one who willingly ran in willingly gave of themselves, lord, to step in the gap for someone else. now i ask that as you bring peace to them as you heal their hearts and their minds as they try to wrap around and ask why heavenly father, but lord they would look to you and even in the weariness in the weakness that their strength would be renewed because of who you are in jesus' name, we pray, and we say... (applause) >> providing prayer of comfort pastor robin hollings. >> amen. i want to say how proud i am of being your pastor. you did a marvelous job. amen. i want to say to everyone who has lost a loved one, who has had someone who has been injured, and any one who was in that theater and associate with any one, our hearts go out to you. we have been praying for you since we first heard since my phone range at 3 in the morning. i am here to tell you that the bib

you are our hope, lord. we look to your resurrection as a sure sign that death does not defeat us, that death is not the evil. instead we pray that each of us may join in your victory of resurrection. we ask this through jesus christ our lord, amen. [ applause ] >> impasse for of mosaic church of aurora and the community of faith. leadership matters. leadership matters when things are going well but leadership really matters in moments of tragedy and crisis. here in aurora we are blessed. we are blessed with strong, capable, caring leaders and every segment and every level of our society. we are well served. we are well led. at the top of that heap is the mayor. please welcome our mayor, steve hogan. [ applause ] >> i'd like to take a moment and introduce the members of the aurora city council, those friends that i serve with and who represent this city well. it's not just a question of my leadership. it's a question of their leadership. so i would like to introduce them individually. i'd ask them to stand.

just heal us, lord. touch every person in the hospital, every family who has lost a loved one, all of our first responders, our doctors and therapists and counselors. touch us, lord. touch those that are injured, wounded, scarred, or battered. thank you, lord, for each life that is here today, and let our lives be a testimony of hope. thank you, lord, for the leadership of this beautiful city in this great state. we are aurora. we are strong. and we are one. god bless you all. [ applause ] >> prayer for peace, rabbi joe black. [ applause ] >> let us pray. our god and god of all people, god of the rich and god of the poor, god of the faceless and god of the famous, god of the victims and god of all who cry on their behalf, god of those who have no god, we have come together at this sacred and solemn hour to pray for peace. these past days have been filled with horror. we have seen the devastating effects of violence on those killed and injured, on their loved ones, and on those who may have escaped physic

let's go to the lord in prayer and ask the lord to spend time with us today. father, in heaven, i thank you for your grace and mercy. and i thank you for the opportunity to have this conversation here, in houston, but in churches, and homes, and small-group bible studies all over the country and several places in the world, lord. i pray that you would be with us and that you would reveal to us your heart for this country, what you're saying to the churches and what you're saying to our leaders at every level of our society. be gracious to us, lord, and guide us. we pray in the name of our lord and saver, jesus christ, amen. one -- when i was working on the book "implosion" i happened to be own a phone call with at governor of state here in the united states. american governor, and we were talking about israel and radical islam and what was happening in the middle east. that's my major focus, right, that's the book -- i write about is what happening in the israel in the epicenter in relationship to bible prophesy but also here now in the geopolitical world we l

the apostle peter was in prison and they are praying, oh lord, lord you love peter.re building the whole church. oh lord, release him from prison. the server and grow -- will get that. we are trying to pray for peter. oh lord, we pray for peter. it's peter, it's peter. you're out of your mind. lord, you know lord jesus that you are the great god. shoes like seriously, peters at the door. it's his angel. we don't expect sometimes, often actually that god will hear our prayers. my pastor in college, the one who discipled my life for me is from the country of india and he used to say joel, joe well and lynn, this is the prayer to god. we sometimes needed english to english translation. joel and lin lynn we serve the prayer hearing ended higher answering god. a wonderworking god. this is the god that the bible describes and in this book what is interesting, as i was doing the research, i was praying for it and holy smokes, i am paraphrasing, he had to put a few more the's and thou's, in the old english talk but things began to happen. people got saved and not only did pe

>> if we want to see house of lords reform, all of those who support house of lords reform need to notnly vote for house of lords reform but support the means to bring that reform about. he came to the house of commons yesterday determined to vote yes and then vote know. how utterly pathetic. >> mr. speaker, it is the same old story with the prime minister. he blames everybody other than himself. the government is a shambles, and he blames the leader of the opposition. that is what it has come to. >> the bill passed its second reading, but reform is one of the issues of british politics. economic policies. a coalition in chaos. it is a question i put to a professor from the london school of economics. >> no, the country is not in chaos, but it is behaving in a way very different than a way that we have seen governments behaving. it is divided. members speak out against each other. collective responsibility does not work and the way that it does when you have a single party in power. >> the leadership, very much in it -- very much in favor of it. >> the threats to the coalition do not c

so that the drug lords... could... shoot... people? or perhaps accidentally themselves? the white house was on a high after cash for clunkers and this program might have just gotten away from them, i don't know. (laughter) the house oversight committee has been investigating the debacle but attorney general eric holder has refused to turn over some 80,000 documents that chairman darrell issa has demanded siting as grounds that they need the papers to gift wrap other weapons for an exciting new prison program christmas guns for convicts. (laughter) you know, i'm sure there's a lot of bull (bleep) partisan type investigations that go on on capitol hill, many of them designed to merely tie up or damage the administration, but here's the thing: the a.t.f. did send a bunch of guns to mexican drug gangs. one of those guns was used to kill a u.s. border agent. so you know if holder didn't turn over the documents this was coming. >> the committee meets today to consider reporting a resolution to the house of represent

and i live for the lord. i gave my life to the lord. i gave my life to the lord.nt to walk that right path. >> while marion dent has found the right path for him -- >> k-51. >> others have problems finding direction. warden culver scheduled a meeting with terrance mosley to confront him on his most recent incident. >> what's your problem? >> got to get your attention one way or the other. i can't do anything with the thought process. i can't -- >> locked up. if you had been locked up, the thing was just came down. did your time. figure all that out. you've seen it happen before. that's how we came to the agreement. if you keep your nose clean, then i cut you loose. but you couldn't do that. >> i see it. >> okay. it's a consequence for slipping. >> i know the consequence of slipping. i'm taking responsibility for what i did. >> and i'm taking responsibility for what you did, too. and this is what you have to do though, terrance. before we can talk about the deal that we had before you slipped, you got to do these 14 days. and you still know you're going to get disc

we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> it's just a shame. if you think you live your entire -- what these people -- 82 years and not one soul to see her go. what if that was you, you know? >> for an end of violence in the world, we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> for all who gather, we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> a lot of these inmates are in here for drugs, prostitution, some don't have families, some do. for them to see what these people are going through who don't have any families that they are their families, is heartbreaking and they'll get very emotional. >> let us pray the prayer jesus gave us. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me >> since i've been here, i found out two of my friends have died from a heroin overdose. >> did you go to the funerals? >> no, i've been in jail so i wasn't able to. >> you missed their funerals? >> yeah. a lot of these people don't have fa

that's what lord turner and andrew bailey made clear to the board. it seems to me the result the chairman resigned the members of the board had not fully understood the nature of the concerns and i thought it would be helpful to make sure they did understand. >> the scope of misunderstanding is infinite in this libor scandal even this conversation which you've told me, lord turner left no room for doubt. seems to have generated a good deal of confusion. it sounds as if the confusion is that on the part of the regulated community in this case. >> that's absolutely false. the barclays board and it was truly my meet go to was deeply reluctant to face up the concerns that lord turner and andrew bailey suggested. they thought they would tough it out. they were not convinced the regulators lost confidence. i put it to them very clearly and the senior independent director said to me until today we have not, i as senior independent director had not been fully ware of the loss of confidence of the regulators and the executive. >> lord turner just told us that

others the lord melee on your heart to invest 50 or a hundred a month for the next 12 months. whatever you can do pick up that phone and become a partner. we need your help. marriages are restored like the 1 you are about to see. take a look. found the man of my dreams. i realized -- he was an alcoholic. >> he was spending a lot of time in his office working on the computer and we were not >> i was isolating myself. you know i used to buy everything in sight. >> my husband said we are 39 credit cards. we had declared bankruptcy because of the bills and i gone. i would really continue to seek christ. and i would not pursue divorce at this point. >> i was watching bob moeller i bought the book. >> a month after katie left after i read it i prayed and i prayed for katie that she would come back to me. >> he called me and told me that he -- felt bad about being irresponsible with the bills and he would pay the bills. zoo katie noticed a change in me when she was talking to me on the phone. >> underachieving arts. >> this is important. these are -- here is what we are trying to do.

i would suggest lord turner has a specific agenda. in terms of barclays relationship with the regulator, yes there have been some issues where there has been greater for use. i'm not defending the transaction but it was a transparent transaction when chris lucas the cfo described to the market he was utterly clear it was a transaction not changing the barclays risk profile but one obvious side effect is that it did marginally improve the reported capital ratios of barclays at the time. we understood what it meant whether or not it was an appropriate transaction for us to judge and in any event we're talking about the events in the past. >> you believe that there's too much focus on barclays at this stage but many of these issues would crop up again in the context of other financial institutions around london. when we talk about the overly aggressive culture that the fsa believes was employed by barclays how will the other banks come under the spotlight. >> two issues. in terms. broader libor issues many of the things discussed in rela

thank you for that promise lord. show each one of us the role that we are to play in bringing back liberty and freedom to the greatest country in the history of the world. this country and it's founding principles are a gift from you. let us not give away that gift. in jesus' name we pray. amen. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands. one nation under god -- >> thank you very much friends. please be seated. the western conservative summit has been working with the romney campaign here in colorado. we are grateful for the hope of c help of colorado republican chairman and leaders here in colorado. james garcia and his right hand jeff hunt. and to the colorado sun and alum now political director at romney headquarters in boston who are working first to see if they could get the governor's schedule to accommodate the summit and when it became evident that was not the case they made it possible for us to have

these people were geniuss. >> who was acton. >> lord acton was a british historian of the latter part of the 19th century whose main thesis was precisely the thesis of my book, which is that the -- our religious heritage and or freedoms are a unity. and he was a very devout catholic who was dismayed by the division in the 19th century between the forces of authority and morality onthe one hand which became very prominent on the continent, and the forces of liberalism in the old sense on thother, the herbert spencer, john stewart mill-type liberalism, which rejected religious authority and tried to base a system of freedom purg on a rational foundation. >> would you have edmond burke and tokville and then lord acton would they be in that order, the three of them? >> yes, those three are the -- if you have to go just to people writing about politics as opposed to philosophy and so on. >> now, on the odd sight you start with russso, do you have john stewart millwright away? >> no, i don't. because mill -- i discuss mill as a kind of problem, as a kind of symptom of what's the underlying

and savior, lord, we know that things changed.tion. >> and we just ask and pray that you bless the family, comfort them with your words and comfort them, god, knowing that you are the resurrection and the life. father, we pray all these things in thanks, in jesus' name amen. death is death no matter who you are and as a result of that, like in this case, i think it was freedom. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> hey, baby! >> how are you doing? >> sherman moore sees his daughter for the first time in more than a year. >> you probably didn't think i was coming. >> i knew you were coming. they told me last night. she means the world to me. she's my reason for not giving up. >>> for the roughly 360 inmates serving life without parole, knowing they may never leave prison takes its toll. but this hardship is often shared with their family members on the outside. >> today is a very important day. i'm here to visit my father. it's wonderful because this is father's day weekend. i'm very excited. i'm very excited. it's going to be

i'll get it, higgens. >> steve: no, no, my lord. i have it. mmm. terribly sorry, do you have any white wine? [ laughter ] >> steve: certainly, my lady. >> jimmy: very well. questlove, it might interest you to know that like you, my daughters are also musically inclined. >> questlove: is that right? >> jimmy: yes, lady catherine learned to play the harpsichord. lady amber is a wonderful pianist. and then there is edith, who has her talent. [ drum solo ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> my apologies. you must think i'm terrible. >> questlove: on the contrary. that was quite lovely. >> well, cousin questlove, you know, i'm just such a big fan of hip hop. my favorite is "watch the throne" by kanye west and jay-z. do you like it? >> questlove: yes, i like it very much. >> do you know that song, what is it? something in paris? it is an n-word. it's definitely an n-word. >> jimmy: lady edith, i'm sure he knows the name of it. we don't need to say it out loud. >> what's the word? it begins with an n. i know what it is. >> don't say it. >> please don't say

in libre mainly palatial further pressure came to bear on the bank and its former chief executive lord green about its involvement in money laundering so here's a bank as we covered the last episode h.s.b.c. was involved in drug laundering drug money launderers seven billion dollars in cash came from the mexican drug cartels after they beheaded hundreds of people took at h.s.b.c. they said no questions asked took it laundered the money all these guys are now in charge of cleaning up the financial system in ireland here lord green is david cameron's trade minister. and he was the c.e.o. of h.s.b.c. while they were involved in all this laundering and now nobody's who stepping down yet another having trouble pulling on an appositive so they've got a new program that if you open an account with a just sort of a toaster they give you a mexican head and i think well you know but this brings me back to this point that javier bardem had made is like he was asking why the government. is making the people pay rather than the financial sector and we see that's because the government is the financ

jesus is my lord, my master, everything. >> reporter: sophie first came to the church when she brought her parents-in-law to the service. >> there i felt at peace. when i went home in the evening, i turned on the radio and i heard the muslim prayer. and i prayed, god, please lead me to the right way. i went to the christian church more regularly until i enjoyed it, and i decided to surrender my life to jesus. >> reporter: more and more people are coming to christ in the world's biggest muslim country. leaders say it is the prayers and the unity of the churches that have opened its doors for salvation. >> we pray for the revival of jakarta. we pray for the revival of indonesia. and we pray for the greater outpouring in jakarta and indonesia. so we are thinking, not just our membership itself growing, but we're thinking the whole nation can change and be transformed by god. >> reporter: lucille, cbn news, jakarta, indonesia. >> wendy: a great story. coming up, celebrating one year of independence. how the world's news nation marked the momentous day in the midst of turmoil. >> wendy: the

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we have to vote in the house the lords last night where the house of lords voted a against a public inquiry. we made time available on thursday which hasn't happened before for an opposition motion to be debated and voted on and a government motion to be debated and voted on. frankly what matters more than a process is the substance. getting over this. i hope we can accept the result from thursday. >> mr. speaker, we were exactly the same position a year ago where initially you rejected the idea of a inquiry into the press scandal and he rightly changed his mind. in justifying this position, he said this, i don't believe there's any better process than an inquiry-led judge. he went on with the whole thing. mr.speaker, why have this approach for the press but wrong in the scandal of the bank? >> there is a profound difference between the circumstances and the circumstances with this inquiry. because of course, the inquiry followed all series of unsuccessful and failed inquiries. on this occasion, we've had a very successful inquiry doctor the department of justice in america and the financia

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isn't it stupid to vote for house of lords reform but against the program? >> i think my hon. friend makes a very important point. we have been discussing this issue for 100 years and it is time to make progress and the show if truth of the matter is there are opponents of reform in every party. in the labor party, in the liberal democrat party, in the other place but there's a majority in this house and bears a majority for that in the country but if those who support reform don't get out there and back it it won't happen. that is the crucial point and it is hopeless to do what the right hon. gentleman is doing which is to say he is in favor of it and also against it. it is hope was. [shouting] >> the prime minister said on the eleventh of april, quote, i will defend every part of that budget. i worked on it very closely with this sector. line by line. mr. speaker, what went wrong? the increase was a major -- [shouting] >> it cannot be a u-turn to get rid of the labour tax increase. they put in place 12 increases in government debt left behind six increases and we are dealing

if we want to seat house of lords reform, all of those who support house of lords reform need to not only vote for house of lords reform but support the need to bring that reform back. he came to the house of commons yesterday determined to vote yes and no. how utterly pathetic. >> it is the same old story with the prime minister. he blames everybody other than himself. the government a shambles and he blames the leader of the opposition. that is what it has come to. this problem didn't start last night. they started months ago with the chancellor's budget. they make the wrong choices and stand up for the wrong people. can he reminds us after all the budget you turns why he still thinks it is right to be a banker earning a million pounds, forty thousand pound income tax cuts next april. the chancellor's budget cut twenty-five million working -- took two million people together and has left us with a top income tax which was higher than any of the times he or his neighbor were in the treasury wrecking the british economy. no answer on his millionaire tax cut. will we answer the questi

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but we clearly have the vote in the house of lords last night -- the house of lords voted against a public inquiry. we have made time available on thursday, which had not happened before -- happened before, for an opposition motion to be voted and then a government motion. what matters more than the process is the substance, getting on with it. i hope we have a vote on thursday. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, we're in the same position one year ago. you rejected the idea of a judge-that inquiry into the press panel and then changed his mind. in justifying the decision, he said this. i do not believe there is any better process than an inquiry led by a judge. he went on, pursued by a team of barristers who are experts at finding out the facts. mr. speaker, why is it right to have this just happened that approach for the scandal in the press, but not the scandal in the banks? >> there is a profound difference between the circumstances of the leveson inquiry and this inquiry. lev theeson inquiry -- vthe leveson inquiry followed up on a number of unsuccessful inquiries. in this case, we have had a

. >> one day, lord, we know that our city will march back into that theater. we'll claim that theater back, father god, because it doesn't belong to terrorists it belongs to the city of aurora. >> reporter: president obama spent two hours with the victims' families and tried to comfort the community. >> i confessed to them that words are always inadequate in these kinds of situations. >> reporter: during this time of mourning abc news has obtained exclusive video of the shooting suspect. >> hello, i'm james. >> reporter: taken six years ago when james holmes spoke at a science camp. sources tell abc news the automatic rifle holmes allegedly used jammed during the shooting spree but he had extended clips for other weapons that held up to 40 rounds. holmes also recent lead applied for a membership at the private gun rage but was turned away because the owner thought he was

thank you for the promise, lord. show each one of us here today the role that we are to play in turning this country around. the role that we are to play in bringing back liberty and freedom to the greatest country in the history of the world. this country and its founding principals are a gift from you. let us not squander that gift. in jesus''s name, i pray. a man. -- amen. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. 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. thank you very much, friends. please be seated. western conservative summit has been working closely over the past weeks with the romney campaign out of its headquarters and out of its very vigorous presence here in colorado. we are grateful for the help of colorado republican chairman, the romney campaign leaders here in colorado, and james garcia and his right hand, jeff hunt. also, to the help of colorado sun and now politi

like i said, the lord either he let it bite or he won't let it hurt.it hurt or he won't let it hurt, you know, it's all up to god. >> reporter: roy lee christian jr. is the assistant pastor at another church at west virginia it the church of the lord justijesus. he was at the service where his friend was fatally bitten. he's shocked and saddened but his faith remains the same. it says, they shall take up serpents. that doesn't mean you have to, does it? is that your interpretation that you must take up serpents? >> if you believe the word of god enough and the lord moves on you, you'll do it. >> reporter: back in tennessee, the 21-year-old pastor says he's been bitten four times in ten years. he said he almost died after the first bite and says he's prepare to lose his life from a snake bite if god determines that's how he should go. >> i realize that. i've thought about it. i have. i've really thought about it. that's why it pays to be ready spiritually. >> reporter: another firverse f the new testament states that faith quenched the fire. this is cal

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