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because the lord will protect.elieve in a special mission like that, the lord will provide extra protection. he died for them. they deserve the message of salvation. who is going to give them the message? >> reporter: and australian muslims are not only hearing the good news on the television airwaves, former muslims attend worship in arabic at this church. ali basni has pastored here for two years. it is called al-abhore, which means cross over. some come here secretly because they fear being discovered by muslim family members. several attendees have received death threats for leaving the religion. >> because the religion with the koran encouraged you to hurt people -- they think they are doing something good for the lord if i kill you, to allah. >> reporter: the pastor says he has received many death threats since becoming a christian, but he won't stop preaching the gospel. a muslim friend who converted to christianity introduced him to the bible and jesus. >> i like the civility of jesus christ. the way they p

i'm a "lord of the ring's" freak. i admit it. am i excited the hobbit movie, not only going to be two movies but now three? guilty. >>> a chase so fast even the police helicopter struggled to keep up. >> there are other drivers on this road makes this insanely dangerous. find out how fast he was going and what makes this chase different from all others in the uk. >>> and check out this hot ride. >> nice bumper. >> hmm. >> topless. >> a tiny red thing. >> and >>> welcome back to the "rtm" top ten countdown. headed to the top video. up next, number six -- >> you guys probably know i'm not a fan of drivers in their souped up cars, so i get kind of a sick pleasure with this next video from itn news in uk, watching 33-year-old beth westwood in a stolen modified audi a5 alerting police for 65 mile, but get this. got this thing up to 180 miles per hour. as the car guy here, i do appreciate the high speed. it's nice to see the performance cars every once in a while get the stress of their life. >> ah, no. >> no. >> i mean, a close the co

use her right now. >> reporter: and of healing. >> heal him, lord, heal him in the name of jesus, lord, we thank you for healing right now. >> reporter: meaning if you put your hand on them and they're sick, you can heal them? >> by the pow of god, yes. it's all about anointing. anointing means that you're gifted and root ared in christ and his presence is all over you. >> reporter: even though he can barely see over the pulpit, ezekiel preaches in a family church and churches around america. >> what is yours today, the bible, jesus or staying home and watches tv? >> reporter: just a few months ago his mom and stepdad had ezekiel officially ordained as a minister, which has made him increasingly famous and controversial. some people said it's inappropriate for an 11-year-old to be ordained. >> the calling is between god and that individual. >> reporter: you're not married, at least that i know of. you don't have a house that you own. can't drive a car. do you think sometimes you can't really address the spiritual needs of the people in your audience. >> well, some of them, they take it

in this mural, maya lords capture a victim during a raid. in copan, the captive would have been taken to a temple in the west court and sacrificed to the maya gods of the underworld. linda schele believes the ritual involved hundreds of people in a public ceremony of sacrifice and dance. the image of the dance has people dressed in the most incredibly elaborate costumes. it's almost like if you've ever seen the mummers dance in the thanksgiving day parade with the great feather fans around them. it was just like that. only these were iridescent, green quetzal feathers. there would have been musicians. they would have played drums this high... turtle shells with deer horns. they had great rattles like this. they had long wooden trumpets. they had whistles of all sorts, so that the whole place would have been filled with this incredible cacophony of sound. at the right moment, the king would pull a stingray spine through his tongue or cut through his genitals and pull paper or pull rope through it to draw the blood. some of the captives would

. >> the lord spoke to me in a dream last night.ake my family and go into the wilderness. >> leave jerusalem? >> those people are eventually led to the american continent. it's their new promised land. after they arrive, they have problems. there are brothers who don't get along, who have different ideas about how things should be run. and eventually they split into two groups of people and they have ongoing conflict for centuries. the book of mormon was written by those ancient prophets in america, and as their civilization deteriorated, the last of those prophets hid the record. >> some day your words will be given to a people of another nation so they too can know the fullness of the gospel of jesus christ. the words that nephi wrote became part of the book of mormon. this sacred record would be continued by one prophet after another through all the thousands of years that nephi's people would live in the promised land of america. >> those people were waiting for the arrival of jesus christ, just like the people in the old testam

. >> we thank the lord. we thank the lord we have experienced a lot of miracles.have seen people with cancer healed, deafness healed, blind seeing, and dead people raised from the dead. >> wendy: really? >> yes. and also seen a lot of people suffering depression set free. i can relate to an experience that we had had just very recently. i had taken about 60 people to israel, and the whole crew was from australia. and on the tour, when we were returning, unfortunately one of the ladies that a major cardiac arrest and she died. now, he died in the bus. and the spirit of the lord just came upon me so strong, and i was, like, this can't happen. how can this happen? no, lord, this is not fair. i remembered just simply 30 people in the bus, and tour guides and drivers, and the doctor was watching, and i remember juming and placing my hand on her chest and shouting out in the name of jesus, spirit of death leave this body. diana, come back in jesus' name. open your eyes and look at me. and you look at the dead person and say open your eyes and look at me, and it doesn't

lord, lord, lord. >> that may be my favorite story of the day. >> that was definitely it. here is a look now at your forecast. thunderstorms from minneapolis to indianapolis. showers from the gulf coast up to the carolinas. pop-up showers in the southwest. sweltering again in the west and great lakes. >> triple digits in dallas, phoenix, southern california. just shy of 100 in boise and salt lake city. 80s from omaha to new york. >>> well you have likely heard of a bull in a china shop before. here is a story with a sweet sort of twist on that. >> yes, look closely at this surveillance video. you will see it is a bear in a chocolate shop. when they found the little mess in the store, owners of the rocky mountain chocolate factory thought a squirrel may have gotten inside. >> they were stunned when they saw it was no squirrel. the bear forced the door open. went in and out a few times between helpings. further proof that we all love chocolate. >> chocolate. a neat bear. a neat bear. went in. had a snack. >> want out. >> chose. >> like picky, yeah. i want the truffles. he wa

joining me tonight for tonight's big story is london olympics chief, lord coe, or sebastian coe. i know you as lord coe. >> thank you. >> it's the right way to address you. >> you can call me sir. >> you must be feeling like, i don't know, the most excited, relieved man in the world right now. it's all gone so smoothly. >> i was excited before it started, i'm now into that sort of, it's got to work. very, very grateful to the -- well, hundreds of thousands of brits that have helped us get this far. and what i never fail to be proud about is that, you know, you know what this area was like. you know, you know where we're doing this interview. this was, you know, this was desolate. and we have now got a thriving community and sport is, you know, sport kicked it all off. >> yeah, we've got pride back in the country, which is great. some big stories developing tonight. one i'm very interested to get your take on, which is the badminton farce. i heard that four got eliminated, saying this is completely unacceptable. what i was pleased about was the chinese reaction. pretty swift to co

lord coe says jesse owens is better for you. in the opening ceremony, i would surprised to see your great rival wasn't invited. >> he was. >> he wrote a piece saying he hasn't. >> we were trying to get him to run in the torch relay. the problem is he didn't actually arrive in london until literally -- >> so he was invite popped. >> all of our olympic medallists are invited. >> it wasn't payback for snuffing you out that time? >> all of our medallists, 180 of them that gathered on the infield to be celebrated just before the caldron was lit. i know steve was invite popped. >> i'm glad we put that one to bed. it's been a fantastic success. on behalf of everyone in britain weesh very proud of what you've achieved in olympics. thank you you've put us back on the map in a great way. >> i'm proud of what my fellow countrymen have achieved besides us. >> you've shown leadership. thank you very much. the whole world is talking about the 16-year-old chinese swimmer. but what's the reaction in her own country. jaime, what is the reaction

they're doing the best they can right now and they're putting it in the hands of the detectives and the lord jesus christ to solve our case. >> this new unit will be looking at 17 death investigation cases that have grown cold over the years. if you have information about erica smith's case, you're asked to call the loudon county sheriff.

let's talk about what we -- my lo lord. what are you doing? >> oh! what is she doing! >> it's going to be a long week. >> holy cow. now we know why poland lost all of their wars in history. the way to suck up to tampa bay. >> i wear this hat in washington. this is not a suck-up to tampa bay. what did i learn today? it's all real. everyone, this is all real. >> and there's no it joy. >> there's plenty of joy. >> i learned he bought that about 20 minutes ago at champs sports. nice try, pal. >> andrea. >> i've got to sober up. marco rubio and eric cantor, 1:00. >> what did you learn? >> haley barbour, best -- said i like sugar, whether it's in bourbon or pie.

. >> dear lord -- i can say it. >> he doesn't want dad to say it. >> lord, it was -- >> you want it to come out easy? >> amen. >> amen. >> keep watching his face, you will see god answer his prayers. >> amen. >> is that right? how is the poop coming. >> i'm done. >> we wanted to find out more about this video and we had to meet dupre. so we have him and mom and dad. hi, dupre. dad, explain to me what happened when the camera cut off. >> he completed the mission, since then, he wanted topray again. >> do you think he will startpr now. >> how many times have you prayed for poop? >> a lot. >> what's in that southern diet that's making it a little difficult to come out. >> he loves cheese and you know cheese stops you up. >> tell them bye, blow them a kiss -- you want her phone number? >>> talk about a close call, check out this video posted. you see that explosion right there. the camera snaps in and you see how close one of our soldiers got to that ied. remarkably that huge explosion killed no one. >> do they know what set it off? >> sometimes they're set off by pressure, sometimes by so

after the east coast earthquake, sharyl attkisson is with an artist doing the work of the lord. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're learning tonight that before last month's theater massacre in colorado, officials at the university of colorado invalidated the access key of james holmes so he could no longer enter the buildings of the medical school campus. that was part of what prosecutors revealed in a court hearing today that was attended by holmes. the prosecutors are asking the judge for holmes' records and e-mails from his time as a student at the university where he was studying for a ph.d. in neuroscience. they're hoping to establish a motive in the shooting that lled 12 and wounded 58 others. senior correspondent john miller is joining us. and, john, what else did we learn? >> reporter: well, scott, when prosecutors made their argument that these records are relevant to their case, they said some things we'd never heard before. they said the school records would detail how holmes failed his board ex

and the spirit of the lord said why don't you use women? so i announced that i would start cell ministry and use women as the leader, and many men protested. they felt very bad about that, but i forced my idea. the women were so very happy, and they dedicated -- they were excellent workers. >> they make up the majority of the membership in the church, and they really like to do a lot of volunteering. historically, in church history, pentecostalism has been one of those areas and those branches of christianity that has been more open to women pastors. >> one reason yoido has grown so big is because of its fundamental message, that if members give to god, he'll give them prosperity, the same message found in numerous megachurches in the u.s. >> many people are accusing me that i'm preaching the gospel of prosperity, but i'm not afraid of being accused because if gospel could not bring prosperity to other people, suffering people, what can you do for them? because gospel must bring prosperity in our spirit, soul, and body and lives. if gospel

and serve relationship rule and as disclosure economy goes back to medieval days back to lord and serve back to create enlightenment it would make sense that you'd have artificial superstition running a portfolio of stocks to take advantage of going backwards into medieval days as the prevailing model ruling global political and economic forces yet i mean this is an experiment it's only five thousand pounds investing in the footsie bread betting so however i think it will be interesting result to see how our magical thinking our beliefs are superstitions do impact the economy in the financial system whether it's we have magical faith and belief in the power of the central banks to save us that we have magical beliefs that banks know what they're talking about when they give you an analysis of a various companies or sectors magical belief pre-enlightenment was the established common wisdom the accepted wisdom and then guys like dennis de to row showed up and created something called the encyclopedia and it put all that knowledge into the hands of the common person and this was the first

tavis: oh, lord, yeah. >> i think that this has been something that has been one heck of a ride, and i think that there's not been another group that has affected the world like the o'jays and their message and what they deliver, and i think that we still have a place, and i think that we still have one more great album in us that will change the whole world. amazing about the mighty, mighty o'jays is, to my mind at least - and you referenced this earlier - you've written, you guys have written and performed and given the wor songs that have great lyrical content, but to your point, it's stuff that matters, even still. >> listen -- tavis: i don't care how - as long as there is a world -- >> that's right. tavis: there will be a need for a song like "love train." >> that's right, and i still -- tavis: you can't -- >> i still think the o'jays have one more new, and we've been talking about it. we've been talking about it with kenny gamble and -- (unintelligible). tavis: right, oh, lord. >> we've been constantly talking about -- tavis: the philly sound. >> this is something that they rea

lord, lord, lord. >> ha-ha. >> those cheddar biscuits are good. >> that is not going to cut it. >> love, she is cool with all my celebrity crushes, i swear. we have a question about the inner workings of "world news now." >> my boyfriend and i laugh all about the pictures. do you know about them before they are shown? we do not. >> the producers are very good. a mix of things. sometimes, something funny of you, they'll tell me but not you. sometimes neither of us knows. most of the time they are catching us cold. the blind leading the blind in the overnight. they do catch us every now and then. the -- the graphics department does a great job. >> they're wonderful. >> putting them together. >> i have a book of all the pictures they gave to me. >> very cool. a tradition on the show. when the anchor leaves, every anchor has gotten them for years. in case you forget. a great job. part of the fun. one of the signatures of our show. always cool. because we got such a great response from all you guys out there, we are going to be doing this once a week as i said. >> we have tons of questions t

very good call. >> 1936. >> i will make my first comments to carl lewis, lord coe says jesse owens is better than you. >> maybe carl lewis wouldn't disagree with that, because i know that carl had a massive regard for jesse. >> one final thing, the opening ceremony, i was a bit surprised with steve ovet, your great rival, wasn't invited. >> he was. >> he wrote a piece saying he hadn't been invited. >> he was. and we were actually trying to get him to run in the torch relay. the problem is, he didn't actually arrive in london until literally -- >> so he was invited? >> yeah, all our olympic medalists were invited to take part in the -- >> so he was snuffing you out. >> no, all our olympic medalists, as i think, about 180 of them, gathered on the infield to be celebrated, just before the caldron was lit, were invited, so i know steve was invited. >> well, it's been a fantastic success, lord coe. on behalf of everyone in britain, we are very proud of what you've achieved with olympics, and thank you, because you've really put us back on the global map in a great way. >> i'm very proud of

(johnson) "i'm more encouraged.. and then he took another breathe and i said, oh, thank you lord. and he took about 3 or 4 breathes and then when theeofficer came, it just went sideways..." johnson says.. when the harford county sheriff's deputy arrived, he ordered performing c-p-r.. and wait for an ambulance. (johnson) "i thought thht he was going to getton top of bob and continue.. that's what i thought.. and he dddnnt do that.." tompkins died. he was 57. all of this happened last november. johnson is sharing his story &pnow.. one day after tompkins' wife and children announced that they are filing a 22- million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against the harford county sherriffs office and one of its deputies.(mr. ellin/atty) "our experts who have reviewed the medical records pnd the death certificate have advised that had cpp continued that rev. tompkins would be with us ere today." ...........a shared sentiment by a neighbor, still baffled over the loss of aaneighbor. (johnson) "for the life of me, i couldn't understand wht would make him tell me to back up. a spokesperson from

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the reason why he said the spirit of the lord is upon me because he has anointed me is because gabriel had said, know and understand that from the golan fourth to build jerusalem there would be seven years. they end in 70 years. jerusalem was destroyed in a seventh here. -- sabbath year. it is easy to determine when it ended. march 15, 2010. it will be day 911. it is very strange that next year, november 9, will be 4444 days from 9/11 in 2001, it will be 1335 games from the start of this cycle. it says "blessed is he who waits and comes to the 1335 days." >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> it jeff brooks. i am not here to ask the health department to institute a new technology. they are always using this technology. i am asking them to consider as an additional treatment a new delivery system for the existing technology. the technology they are using that i want to offer a new delivery system for is called cognitive behavior therapy. i guess he can run these slides at the same time. in terms of some health statistics, scratch that. in terms of health statistics, the third biggest

police said charles amofa lord a 6-year-old girl from the store and took her to a nearby park. is where police say he sexually assaulted her. officers spotted him and arrested him. pepco customers will be able to tell regulators in maryland what they think about the company's performance after june's deadly derecho form -- storm. president obama hits the campaign trail again today with the events in denver and grand junction, colorado. mitt romney will hold a campaign event in iowa. he is expected to deliver a speech on the economy. >> another vigil will be held in memories of the victims of the deadly shooting at a sikh tomblin wisconsin to. the vigil will be held from 6:00 until 9:00 tonight. the gunman in the deadly weapon -- a mass shooting that wounded a gabrielle giffords will face life in prison. jared loughner pled guilty. that was part of a plea to avoid the death penalty after a judge found him competent to stand trial. >> maryland governor martin o'malley is set to make an important announcement regarding reducing infant mortality. that is one of his administration's

. >> if you lose -- >> the word of the lord or the lord of the rings. >> we are going to go with lords. >> you go to hell! jeff foxworthy hosts the "america bible challenge" on gsn. >> jimmy: those are high stakes. sheer a story i'm in love with. this happened in the sanctuary charge in spain. this is a painting of gee does that is on the wall for more than 100 years. it's a fresco. and it deteriorated to look like this. which is a shame. so one of the parishioners went in and get paint and helped fix it. and now this painting looks like this. she turned jesus into a pokemon. the woman felt really bad. this isn't the first time she has done this. you remember the restoration from "american gothic a few years back. she painted over the scream. she did work on the statue of david, i think. and this is -- she also did bruce jenner's face. [ applause ] i don't know anything about this clip other than it involves a circle of gymnasts and an extreme impressive back flip. >> you ready? >> five, six, seven, eight. >> oh! >> now, they are state champion wheelchair and basketball team now, it's