lift it up to the lord. ♪ hallelujah, lord ♪ thank you, jesus say, "thank you, lord jesus, surely inr body you have borne away all my diseases, all my sicknesses, all my pains, all my aging and by your stripe, i am healed." and just tell the lord what you are healed of. whatever you are believing him for say, "by your stripe, i am healed of this." now say, "lord jesus, by your stripe, my youth is renewed like the eagles. by your stripe, through your grace, i will live to be 120. my eye is not dim. my natural force not abated, fully strong, completely healthy. thank you, lord jesus." now partake. jesus said, "this cup is the new covenant in my blood shed for the remission of sins." new covenant. say, "new covenant." the old covenant is based on "you shall not, you shall not, you shall not." the new covenant is all god. god says, "i will, i will, i will." in the new covenant god says, "your sins and your lawless deeds i remember no more." because of that god says, "i'll be to you a god and you will be to me a people." as we lift up this cup before the lord, we put the lord in remembran

for if we live we live onto the lord and if we die we die onto the lord. whether we live or die, we are the lord's. blessed are the dead, who die in the lord. even so, says is the spirit, for they rest from their labors. ♪[music]♪ ♪[singing]♪ ♪[singing]♪ ♪[singing]♪ ♪[singing]♪ ♪[singing]♪ >> the lord be with you. oh god, whose mercies cannot be numbered accept our prayers on behalf of thy servant benjamin. and grant him an entrance into the land of light and joy, in the fellowship. through jesus christ, thy son our lord, who live with thee and the holy spirit, one god now and forever. amen. most merciful god, whose wisdom is beyond our understanding deal graciously with benjamin's family and friends in their grief. surround them with thy love, that they may not be overwhelmed by their loss, but have confidence in thy goodness and strength to meet the days to come through jesus christ our lord. >> amen. >> mr. president mr. justice mr. secretary, reverend injury jiclergysally, members of the bradlee family, ladies and gentlemen so how lucky were we? this i

lord judge was appointed lord chief justice of england and wales in 2008. as lord chief justice of eng gland and wales he was head of the judiciary and head of the courts of england and wales. one other thing that in addition to both of them leading the judiciary in their respective countries, one other item they have in common is that both are benchers of the honorable society of the middle temple which is one of the four ancient organizations in england with the privilege of calling their members to be baristers in england. with that introduction i want to start -- excuse me. i thought we could start with our conversation focusing on magna carta and its meaning to us in the present time. in modern times. when we talk about magna carta now we focus on the fact that it was a great influence on the development of legal systems across the world and on the rise of the modern state. we also know that in the united kingdom in particular, most of the provisions of have been repealed and certainly in the united states. if magna carta were ever considered constitut

it takes more than crying lord to go up. when jesus comes he that doeth the will of my father you can't have been entrusted with the gospel and sit and nothing and think god is going to reward you. speaker 4: morris cerullo believes this life changing message presents the single greatest key for you and your family to prepare without any doubt for the return of jesus, and how you can meet him in the heavens in all his glory. morris cerullo prayer partners are on the helpline now ready to take your calls. if you have questions or ready to accept jesus as your savior or if you just need someone to pray with you for a most urgent need then call now. it's time for you to prepare for the return of jesus. there's a toll free number on your screen call don't hesitate. if the phone line is busy call back. when you call, the prayer partner will also offer you a gift free of charge. it's morris cerullo's gift to you. a special gift that includes a booklet called god has a plan for your life. it's god's master plan to forgive you, to r

praise to the lord. the word of the lord for the people of god. thanks be to god.erciful benefactor, the merciful redeemer. let us continue in prayer. almighty god, the merciful, the wise, the most high vessel of greatness, the same god for all all andho created us cares about us all equally, we stand and seek your divine providence upon all gathered here to celebrate the life and legacy of your servant and a servant of the people, the beloved civil rights activist and mayor for life, marion barry junior, who is driven by the determination and spirit to change things for the better, to end economic and social lost, then for the , facilitatingeast the establishment of a generation of african american businesses and driving middle-class. through marion barry, like many others, god, you revealed the champion that we all have in of an, the dynamic souls people oppressed and struggling to see their humanity free. we thank you for working on him in shaping him to be one who of hiss with the life people, one who took serious the responsibility to work for the betterment o

let's looks to the lord -- look to the lord for the benediction.e one night from a deep team of peace. saw saw within the moonlight in his room an angel writing in the book of gold right hasd, what now? the angel replied the names of those who love the lord marion asked, is mine one? cheerily spoke, yet still nay, not so. marion, i pray thee, then write me as one who loves his fellow man the angel vanished returns the next night called the names of those who love the lord and yea marion barry's name led all the rest and let the people say -- amen amen. amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was the first in my family to get a bachelors degree, the first to get a masters degree, the first to spend three years at the all-white university of tennessee, and survive all that. ♪ >> i was taught a long time ago .hen i was growing up i would go to church with my mother and sit in the back of the church, and occasionally we quarters fromee and get somen boxe ice cream. when they my mother said, where have you been? ♪ >> i have led an incredible life . i have overcome so many obs

with the dawn of redeeming grace. ♪ jesus, lord at thy birth.y birth. ♪ . >> oh little town of bethlehem was written by phillips brooks director holy trinity philadelphia while traying in the holy land of 18656789 the tune forest green is an english forest green. ♪oh little town of bethlehem, how still we see thee lie! above your deep and dream less sleep, the silent stars go by. ♪ yet in thy dark streets shine yetd, the ever lasting light -- shineeth, the ever lasting life. the hopes and fears of all the years, are met with in thee tonight. ♪ o for chiesz is born of mary and gathered all -- for christ is born of mary and gathered all above. while mortals sleep, the angels keep their watch of wondering love. ♪ oh morning stars, together, pro claim thy holy birth. and praises sing to god, the king, and peace to men on earth. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. mallicoat. we begin with our pitch....i . >>> welcome to bay sunday, good morning, everybody, i'm roberta gonzalez, i'm filling i

we're doing this for the lord. amen?now, we want to be a good representation as we walk down that hallway. all right. god bless you. every 90 days, we baptize between 150 to 200 people. and the reason for that is every 90 days it's a complete changeover in population here. >> robert? robert, have you accepted jesus christ as your personal savior and lord? >> yes, i have. >> all right. hold your nose. robert, i baptize you in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit. buried in the likeness of his death. raised in the likeness of his resurrection. [ applause ] thank you, lord. >> i feel great. i feel blessed now. >> hallelujah! >> like, my body feels energized. i just feel better, you know? i know this is another step for me being closer to the lord and where i need to be because i know the lord wouldn't have put me through all these tribulations that i've gone through. and the more i listen to the lord and the more i humble myself, the more i'm going to know what his will is for me. but whenever my time comes

i live for the lord. i gave my life to the lord. i gave my life to the lord. walk the right path. ♪ >> while marion dent has found the right path for him -- others have problems finding direction. warden culliver scheduled a meeting with terrence moseley to confront him on his recent incident. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> come on. >> what's your problem? >> i ain't got no problem. >> i got to get your attention one way or the other. i can't do nothing about that. the thought process, i can't let you, how am i going to let you out of lockup? >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no. you haven't proved that to me. if you had been locked up for 90, you want to go back to pop, the thing you would have did is came down, did your time, let us straighten that out, you'd go to pop. you've seen that happen before. that's how we came to the agreement that if you can keep your nose clean, then i cut you loose. but you couldn't do that. >> i slipped. >> okay. it's a cons consequence for slipping. >> yeah. consequences of slipping. i know what it is. i'm saying i'm taking responsibili

let us pray to the lord.ying together, lord, make us instruments of your peace where there is hatred let us sew love. where there is injury, pardon. where there is discord, union. where there is darkness, light. where there is darkness, light where there is sadness, joy. grant that we may not seek to be consoled as to console, to be understood as to understand. to be loved as to love. for it is in giving that we receive. it is in pardoning that we are pardoned. and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. amen. open our hearts, god of all, to pray for those who will this day face any great decisions. for all who will engage in setting the affairs of people and of nations, for all who mold public opinion in our time. for all who write what others will read. send us forth to work another day surrounded by your loving kindness, pledged to faithful service. standing in your strength, and not our own. as former things pass away, oh god, make awe things new. let us pray to the lord. thanks be to god. ♪ "ame

our reporters meet someone who helps the lord's resistance army launder money. she said she would be compared to talk about the group's activities on the condition that she remain anonymous. she says the militants smuggle gold from war-torn democratic republic of congo to uganda. her job is to bribe officials with document saying that the gold comes from uganda. that way it can be legally sold to customers in europe. she meets lra representatives under strict security arrangements. the deals involve hundreds of kilograms of gold worth several million dollars. she said the european buyers often just want to make a quick by. money is the main motivation for all parties involved in the transactions. >> on your side, you're looking at helping a transaction go through. you want to help them have things sold because they need the money. >> people here in her village cannot understand why people are prepared to work with the lord's resistance army, even though the terror group is no longer active in northern uganda, sonia is still haunted by her past. she said some peo

just say, "lord jesus, i repent of my sins. come into my heart. i make you my lord and savior." friends, if you prayed that simple prayer we believe you got born again. get in a good bible-based church. keep god first place. he'll take you places that you've never dreamed of. . god desires for you to live an abundant life and wants to bless you beyond what you can ask, think, or imagine. god created you to live a life of more than enough. but it all starts in our thinking. you can't think lack and expect to have abundance. if you'll take the limits off of god and have an abundant mentality, you'll see his goodness in ways you never imagined. joel and victoria would like to send you a copy of joel's new series, "the abundant life" as a thank you for your support of our ministry. in this new series, joel osteen challenges you to not let discouragements or disappointments get you down. instead remind yourself that god has so much in store for you and he wants you to live in his abundance today. you wouldn't be alive unless god had something amazing in your future. request this reso

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 fam

lord judge, lord chief justice ñ and land in wales in hj as lord chief justice, he was head of the judiciaryof the courts of england and wales. one other item that they have in common is that both are the venture society of the honorable middle temple which is one of the four organizations in england that has the privilege of calling their members to be barristers of evening england. i thought we could start with our conversation focusing on magna carta and it's meaning to us in the present time, and in modern times. when we walk about magna carta now, we talk about the fact that it was the development of -- on the rides of the modern state, but we also know that in the united kingdom in particular, most of the provisions of magna carta have been repealed and certainly in the united states, if magna carta were ever considered constitutional law and i say that with a small c, it would have been superceded by the united states constitution. so my question is why is it important for us for our respective countries to commemorate the magna carta in this way, and i will start with justice roberts

and savior, lord, we know that things changed.ense of human dignity to life of incarceration. >> 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. you know, i was thinking this morning how much that i love my daughter. >>> 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

the lord of the lord -- good morning.tion -- my generation considers the 26 years of ben bradleee -- ben bradlee's run in "the washington post" room as our golden age of journalism. he was the most enthusiastic cheerleader and the best protector and a reporter to ask for. there was nothing better than ben coming to your desk the morning and getting a bradlee pat on the back. i can't repeat what he said here. \[laughter] in his memoir, ben wrote that he had been given ring side seats in some of the 20th century most vital moments, and lucky us, we were right there with him. for me and others at the post, he became more than just our post. in 1966, the year ben hired me from the "washington star" he heard that ann and i and our 3-month-old son needed a vacation spot. out of the blue he offered us a house he had rented on marge yaw -- martha's vineyard because he had to get back to the paper. that started a friendship that only grew over the years. when ben married sally in october of 1978, she brought a new sparkle life to

lord at 46. detroit normal high this time of year is 37 and they're lord at 47.s air mass is roughly 8 to 12 above average and that's eric mass that is pushing east. our normal high is right around 45. if it holds we'll see temperatures in the 50s here. monday, tuesday, wednesday, and looking at the satellite and radar image you can clearly see everything moving north. there's no reason for me to believe that this won't have difficult time pushing east. so it looks like moderating trend is on the way. future tracker 6 got to get rid of cloud cover here being stubborn, modeling is showing stubborn through midday. hopefully 1, 2:00 this afternoon skies open up a bit and see sunshine before the sun sets at 4:37 this arch. partly cloudy overnight tonight and monday complete opposite starting out with sunshine and then clouds build later in the day as another storm system approaches. looking at water sa vapor if we get the sunshine it will depend on this storm here. last few aimths clearly pushing east and if it continues to pull east we'll get into that dry slot and

psalm 37:3 says, "trust in the lord and do good." that's a very simple formula for how to behave when we're having problems. we need to always make sure that we keep first things first and it's more important that we trust god and continue to be a blessing to other people, really even than it is that we get what we want. if we seek first the kingdom, god will see that things are added. today i'm offering you 4 hours of teaching on cd. it's 4-cds called "pursuing what matters most." you know you can listen to these when you're at home doing things. you can listen to them on your drive back and forth to work. take opportunities to fill yourself with the word of god because the word of god is what keeps us strong when we have situations in our life. and it's through the word of god that we really learn about god. and we're offering you this teaching today for your gift to the ministry of any amount. now why would we do that? well, we're doing it simply because we really want you to have this teaching and so we want to make it available

- and the lord's. it has been quiet with the and these away for the recess. this september, old houses were recalled. the reason, the continuing rise of islamic extremism in syria and iraq. islamic state extremists captured the iraqi city of mosul and strengthen their hold over other cities and towns and seized territory in syria. estimates suggest they may have 35,000 jihadists fighting for them but there is an outrage of the brutality and the hostages being held and beheaded. david cameron explained why he wanted to u.k. to join airstrikes against the militants in iraq. >> isis is a terrorist organization unlike those we have dealt with the four. the brutality -- four. the brutality is unlike what we have incredible. it is not just the brutality, it is backed by billions of dollars and has captured an arsenal of the most modern weapons. in the space of a few months, isil has taken control of territory greater than the size of britain and has made millions selling oil. some will say that any action wi

and the lord did cry, 'beppo!' and beppo did eat his top hat in shame." gotta have some comic relief. [cheers and applause] -beppo fans. but still, chimps evolving? it wouldn't hurt to post some extra guards around the statue of liberty to protect her from those damn dirty apes. scary stuff. and more terrifying news on the 2008 presidential election front. john edwards has taken the lead in the iowa polls. yeah. what's really frightening about this is edwards' socialist rhetoric. -one out of five of our children wake up every day living in poverty in the richest nation on the planet. the question is, can we leave politics aside and can we have the backbone and guts to stand up for these 37 million people? to stand up for millions of children who are worried about having food? -that's class warfare, folks. eliminating poverty? who's gonna pay for that? not the poor! they don't have any cash. well, thank goodness the associated press dug deep and reported the important story about john edwards. this man of the people recently got a $400 haircut, which bring

please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden he's found god. i start smashing in the glass. to get to him. it's only halfway in and that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. if a man took too long, knighton, they despised him, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knighton, it can be even worse for those whose crimes made headlines. >> periodically over these 5 1/2 years, you know, i turned the television set on to see my face, you know, on the television set. that's pretty uncomfortable. >> we met edward mckeown at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. >> i was ordained a catholic priest of the diocese in 1970. i serve as an active priest for 19 years. at which time i was in effect mustered out of the priesthood because of my behavior. i am in effect a child molester. >> according to police investigators, mckeown admitted to molesting 22 boys, both during and after his time as a priest. the statute of limitations had run out on all but one. it got him a 25

it was not just the lord making life difficult.ernment suffered its first legislative defeat in the commons in mid-november. of course, with rebellion in the ranks, a proposal about pubs. an mp wanted to have rented independently reviewed and to be able to buy beer on the open market not just from the brewery that owns the pub. a labour mp served up the argument. >> if they are stopped from exploring -- exploiting rents and charging up to 70% more for the cost of a pint, in my view the price of a pint can only fall. >> immigration the state of the economy, and the terrorist threat. is it any wonder that they cannot point to a clear winner to the general election in may? we spoke to professor john curtis and asked him if this was really the most unpredictable election ever. >> i think there is no doubt that we are in unshared -- uncharted territory. we have in this parliament the most substantial independent fourth party challenge in english politics since 1945. it does not look like that challenge will be disappearing anytime soon.

keach: the lord of the compound may have been a scribe. he was also one of the most powerful men in eighth century copan. not only did his compound boast ornate sculpture and masonry, he owned an elaborately carved throne. the discovery of this hieroglyphic bench or throne in sepulturas was one of the most exciting moments in the history of archaeology in the copan valley. the text starts with the date, like in all maya inscriptions, telling you when the events took place, in the latter part of the eighth century a.d. after they give you the date, then they always present you with the verb. the verb is a house dedication ceremony. in fact, in this part of it, you can actually see the glyph for house, with thatching in the roof. so we know that on this date, late in the eighth century a.d., this house or building was dedicated. after the verb, in maya writing, they always give you the name of the person involved in the action. so the house dedication ceremony was performed by an individual whose name appears here. his name is read "makchana

talks yesterday, it was lord stern who spoke at the talks. i'm not talking about todd stern, the u.s. climate negotiator, chief negotiator here. talk about the significance of who he is and why he invited shell to these talks. >> this was an industry side of it. it was organized by shell, chevron, the trade association. they invited lord stern who in 2006, was really influential review to an economic case behind climate change, which led to a lot of action. this guy is respected, yet here he is lending his name to an event which was originally called, why divest from plosser fuels when we happen abundance of low carbon fossil fuel energy readily available? this is the fossil fuel industry trying not to change away from their dirty, destructive extractive model and lord stern has lent his name to them. he has given them legitimacy. >> what is the point of the peru summit? you have the binding summit next year and a. the, lord stern is now saying what was one of the articles, "stern warning." don't think about a binding treaty, maybe that is no

it wasn't just the lords who were making life difficult. the government suffered its first legislative defeat of this parliament in the comments in mid-november. this rebellion in the ranks of proposal about pubs. an mp wanted landlords to be able to have their rights independently reviewed and to be able to buy their beer on the open market not just from the brewery that owns that pub. a labour mp summed up the arguments. >> if protocols are stopped from exploiting their time and hiking of branson charging 70% more for the cost of a pint in my view madam deputy speaker the price of the pine can only fall. >> so immigration, the rise of the u.k. at the state of the economy and the terrorist threat threat. is it any wonder perhaps the goals can't -- polls can't point to a clear winner in may. a report -- reporter spoke to john curtis from straddling university and asked him if this really was going to be the most unpredictable election ever. >> i think there is no doubt we are now in uncharted territory in with the battle for power at westmi

attorney to get the assurances for the lapped lord that we could reopen without you know, these fines and before we finished our letter bab bra lee and three u.s. representatives (inaudible) in november of last year and so we decided not to write a letter and i (inaudible) the efforts of moving back in, and i will call and i will continue it in the enhanced relocation and in the land lords and finelely we would welcome one of the final decision as a measure of support for too many well rounded san francisco dispensaries nowhere except for san francisco (inaudible) and the lack of public officials that the supporters and slots here and (inaudible) and so now i realize this is not, and i want you to purely for the medical cannabis but i think that planning and the doening adni

lord egremont commissioned several paintings from turner, including petworth lake.tudy for a larger painting, it reveals how turner's use of oils gained from the experimental work he was undertaking in watercolors during the 1820s. turner planned images by laying down broad areas of primary color to denote forms he sought to represent. his persistent use of yellow caught the reviewers' eyes. one hostile critic suggested that he suffered from yellow fever. another compared him to a cook with a mania for curry powder. the novel selection of yellow pigments that became available in the 1820s allowed him to create more subtle gradations of light which he put to use in ulysses deriding polyphemus. the taunting of the blind cyclops by mortal ulysses- bathed in the light of apollo's sun-chariot-- was read as an allegory: the triumph of light over ignorance. the sun and the power of light were among turner's most enduring preoccupations, but critics accused him of being "intoxicated with color." (reader) "although the grecian hero has just put out the eye of the furious cyc

do not be dismayed for the lord your god is with you rather for you go.but to being a champion for christ in the country. in here for those of you in r.o.t.c. one of the most important thing this that will happen is when you except the mantle all leadership for the command of the unit. and that is what happened to joshua. you can imagine not the most eloquent of men, incredible responsibility that he had for one guy told immiscible it did not turn from the left or the right and i'll also tell you not just for christ to your left or right. that is the declaration of independence. so when people don't understand the they're easily swayed. when you find out people don't understand the first amendment rights then you have organizations for the foundation for the basis of who we are. and those that cannot stand against them. and before every tennessee home football game local minister delivers a prayer. this organization from wisconsin wrote a letter to my university to tell them to cease and desist before the football game now some of us have little snow on o

you did the "lord of the rings." you were in the first "hobbit" film.t" film. but despite this, you recently did some work -- you did some promotional work for air new zealand. >> yes. >> seth: because they approached you -- >> i love them. >> seth: you love them. i'm assuming it's pretty much the only option to get over there. >> it kind of is. either that or qantas. >> seth: they do sort of a "lord of the rings" themed safety video? is that what you participated in? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: "lord of the rings" tourism is a real thing. >> it's a really big thing. do you know how big it is, seth? about two years ago, when the first "hobbit" film came out, i went there for the premiere, and i got my passport stamped. and it said, "welcome to middle earth." they sold stamps of new zealand! that's how seriously they take it! >> seth: that is great. >> isn't that amazing? >> seth: oh, my goodness. >> they've since changed it. but for that year, "welcome to middle earth." these kind of videos, i've seen them do this. they really have fun with

the hobbit never reach that he is masterful level of lord of the rings. i gave fans a four out of five. thinks final and third film in the series. i will say this, when you go to the movie theater this weekend you will see a ton of different options how to watch this movie. i max, i max 3-d, it is a amaze to go watch on the big screen. the it is worth it for sound and 3-d is incredible. i thought peter jackson did a wonderful job with the end of the thrilling here. if you are a fan, check it out. >> did you talk to the stars or director or anything. >> great question, mike. great question. >> actually, i did. i was very excited. when i was younger i wanted to meet iain so bad. i was on the red carpet in london. i looked. he came up to me. i was geeking out. i said you have played this character for six movies. what has he taught but yourself as a person. the here's what he had has to say. >> perhaps it will be wonderful and concern for other people and other accounts. that is why the kids like him to look after him. >> thank you. it is an honor to you. i

igor judge, lord justice tomlinson, sir anthony hooper, and the reverend robin griffin-johns. so i welcome you all and i'm grateful for your participation in today's ceremony. this exhibition was organized by the library of congress in partnership with the lincoln cathedral, bringing magna carta to the usa. we are immensely grateful to dean phillip buckler for the loan of lincoln cathedral's 1215 magna carta to the exhibition. when the magna carta returns to england next year, it will be reunited for a brief commemorative event with the three other copies of magna carta that survive from 1215. two of which are kept by the british library. one of which is kept by salisbury cathedral. the british library will display the four surviving manuscripts for one historic day. it will be the first time they have ever been exhibited together. the lincoln magna carta will then be moved to its permanent residence in a dedicated vault, specially constructed this year as part of the lincoln castle revealed project. now, you may have noticed that the magna carta has come to the united states

who lord, the righteous judge. that is the blue ribbon to the kingdom. want to talk about the crowd of tools on marion said there is a cellsong that says that if you fight, you show where a robe and crown. i'm going to rarewear a crown. i will lay down my burden and wear a crown. for the crown to be authentic, it must have tools in it. marion was born in mississippi. a cotton plantation. 18 years before the brown decision. 19 years for. eight years before the march on washington. august 28. before the little rock nine and the assassination. as a result of that struggle barack obama gave his acceptance speech in denver, august 28. marion was born in the fertile soil and the ugliness of the deep south. in the throes of a revolution that continues to reverberate today. he was nearly 38 years old before his family have the right to vote. how does one sum up the life journey of a man who went to amazing grace? i never thought i would live long enough to say farewell to this fellow traveler. i met marion in 1960. we shared stories. we were so certain of victor

just tell us who are at the table of our lord? the 12 apostles., doing? carving the lamb in order to pass it to the other end of the table. what is the apostle next to him doing? holding a dish to receive what saint peter will give him. who do you really believe was present at that supper? i believe one would find christ with his apostles, but if in a picture there is some space to spare i enrich it with figures according to the stories. did anyone commission you to paint germans and buffoons? no, my lords but i received the commission to decorate the picture as i saw fit. it is large, and it seemed to me it could hold many figures. the judgment of the inquisition demanded that veronese change the content of his painting. instead, he changed its title so for subsequent centuries, veronese's last supper has been known as the feast at the house of levi. in this one instance we see the assertion of venetian independence the republic defying the roman church but also its vulnerability to an outside world, political and economic enemies. floating on it

lords leaping cost $5,348. up $105 from last year.most expensive item in the song is still, nine ladies dancing. >> um-hmm. >> at $7,553. the same as last year. >> what are they dancing too. >> i told you, it is ballroom dancing. >> yes. >> dance to go christmas carols, of course. >> yes. >> how do you even get, i mean we do this story every year but ten lords leaping, what is that. >> i don't know. >> ten guys jumping up and down. >> ready, here we go. >> don't leap. >> i want my money back. >> that is ridiculous. >> you have to do it in your tights though. >> yes, there is not enough room there. >> yes. >> so much for your balance room dancing. >> santa is getting ready to make his trip around the world. it is american three weeks to make this trip. >> twenty-three sleeps. >> say that again. >> twenty-three sleep is sleeps, you are right. >> what do you think i said. >> i could not here it. >> something about leaches. i was a little bit disconnect. >> five hours and five minutes straight here. >> hang in there. >> we already have a

. >> most people agree there are hidden lessons in the "the lord of the rings" series.ut have we been misreading them? >> this is not a critique of the capitalist. >> how did two world wars influence the book's author? >> there is a theme throughout the "the lord of the rings" of a certain of centralization and power. >> just what did j.r.r. tolkien want to tell his readers? >> take some >>> breaking news in bucks county report of a person struck by a vehicle in the bensalem area chopper three over the scene at bensalem boulevard and bridge water road are, so far, there is no word on those victims age or condition but police are telling "eyewitness news" they expect this intersection to be closed for at least the next couple of hours, if you are watching, us from that area, just heads up, they continue, to conduct, their investigation. we will try to get more information to you, erika. >>> ukee, developing right now on line hacking group is threatening movie goers over sony's pictures upcoming comedy the interview. as don champion reports many theaters looking to get ah

up next, why there will never be another "lord of the rings." plus the best brian williams slow jam ever. ♪ my pre sefrnlths obama don't want none until you pass bills, son ♪ >>> welcome back. let's time out the rest of the rainfall with the storm. the brighter yellows an reds show you where the heavier rain is. san francisco towards sacramento. as we go throughout the day into the afternoon, it gets a little lighter, especially in the valley area. snow levels dropping. right now 8,000 to 9,000 feet, dropping 7,000 to 8,000 feet. we will be seeing another batch of rain. thunderstorms rolling through. thursday morning everything settles down a little bit, just shower activity. by the time we get to thursday afternoon, not a lot of additional pop. not a bad start to our rainy season. the northwest still remains relatively drive. you get your rain, significant rain for the pacific northwest starting late this weekend into the beginning of next week. >> i was hoping for a sunny forecast there. >> no. >> it's all good. thank you, bill. >>> it time fo

. >> ♪ run to the lord, lord 12 hide me? run to the lord lloydord won't you hide me?> you say that seeing "revelations" are as essential as knowing who martin luther king is. >> when i think about martin luther king, i think of his "i have a dream" speech. i think about what he was really doing in that speech and what he was trying to do, is hold up a mirror to our society so people could see a beautiful they are. i think there is something in "revelations" that does that. when i officially became artistic director, we were on to her in russia. i had never been to russia, certainly not with the alvin ailey american dance theater. there we were, and one of these wonderful the editors. you feel so far away from home. the curtain goes up on "revelations," and by the time we hit "rock-a my soul in the bosom of abraham," and you see these russian folks swaying to and fro. something about that lets me know that we are more like then him alike. >> you have said that it is about everything the human being and doors. >> absolutely. it starts with, i have been rebuked and i hav

so, i went to lord black -- he wasn't lord black then, he was just conrad black -- and said, let's make this the chicago sun times chair in western culture and civilization. we'll each spend $650,000 on it. and he said, "that's a great idea. send me a letter and we'll get it done." i sent the letter, didn't get any reply. a lot of back and forth. finally, another guy, who is now in jail -- the actual publisher of the "sun-times," mr. radler -- they said, this is a chicago matter. you've got to see him. i went to see him and he says, "no. not on your life. we would never do anything like that." so, i had to pick up the whole tab myself. it turned out well, because it would have embarrassed the university of illinois to have a crook funding the chair. >> you've done several things in your memoir that often you don't see. one of them is, you have told us all throughout this how much money you make. >> that's right. >> why did you decide to do that? >> well, people are very interested in it, and i've never told anybody. and you will find, if you read it, that i made a lot less money than pe

and the lord did cry, 'beppo!' and beppo did eat his top hat in shame."ief. [cheers and applause] -beppo fans. but still, chimps evolving? it wouldn't hurt to post some extra guards around the statue of liberty to protect her from those damn dirty apes.

. >> reporter: "the lord's prayer", followed by the national anthem began the service.ield of blue filled the streets. many police officers flew in from other parts of the country, all it pay tribute to officer rafael ramos. he and his partner wenjian liu were shot and killed while sitting in their patrol car outside a housing department in brooklyn. the gunman fled into a subway station and killed himself with a bullet to the brain. protesters have been calling for peace. a sentiment echoed throughout officer rafael ramos's funeral. >> the greatest civil rights leader martin luther king junior the old law about an eye for an eye leaves everybody blind. >> leaders paid tribute to his family including his two sons. >> jayden found the essential truth when he reminded people that police officers are the people you call when you need help, and they always show up. >> true words were never spoken. >> the pentecostal christian service at the christ tabernacle church that officer rafael ramos attended for a decade and a half was attended by vice president joe biden. >> to the

. ♪ they used to shout my name, now they whisper it ♪ >> i'm just caught up with lorde.i'm an old person, old soul musically but i have been jamming out to a little taylor swift. >> we have to give the best job of taking it to the bank to taylor swift who shook off the competition all yearlong. her mind blowing song sales, promotional efforts and business empire made her the reigning queen of pop music. the best selling song by a female artist goes to katy perry's "dark horse" more than 4.3 million copies. still, the guys no slouching. ed shearon, the most streamed artist in the world with 860 million listens to his tunes, especially "don't." >> it's angry, it's vengeful, it's primal, and it's really catchy which i mean, all of those are very good for a song. >> and billboard said the most weeks at number one on digital songs by any group goes to magic for their catchy song "rude." worst music video for a family audience, cover your eyes. nicky minaj's anaconda. >> the old ladies on the street were twerking because of that video. >> best rising star, georgia only 21 but

that occurred 7:00 in the morning and we're lord sitting at 39.nd we're starting mild that means finish open the milder side as well. satellite and radar spiping area of low pressure still basically off the coast of maine and starting to pull towards the east northeast and if you look close enough around toronto winds out of north northwest starting to pick up holes in the clouds. that's all i needed to see. pretty confident we'll see a little sunshine later this afternoon we're lord getting breaks out here now. starting but with cloud and increase the surprise as the day goes on. west coast hammered storm after storm right now battering west coast from canada all the way down to places like san francis keen los angeles and believe it or not some heard this over the last self days has nothing to do with pipe apple compress southern branch of the gulf stream all this is running northern branch of yet moist of your moisture comes from the south. california, these are over the last step days. ukiah.83" and eureka 5.05" and that's only been within the

lord, god of hosts, whose power and authority is everlasting to everlasting, we honor you and recognize your providence and protection on our nation. we thank you for this opportunity to assemble here, to honor the veterans of our nation's armed forces. may we never forget those who served to secure our nation and our liberty. let us never take for granted the high cost that these men and women have paid. we pray for the veterans who were crippled in war with the loss of a limb. we pray for those injured by unseen wounds of the heart and mind, and we pray for veterans and homeless shelters or on the street suffering from wounds that they do not understand. bless the families of those we honor today. fill them with the pride that because of their sacrifices they shared equally in the appreciation awarded today, and finally, lord, we want to pay special respect to those veterans of the greatest generation. they did so much to halt evil and reshape civilization into what is our modern society, so let us share in their memories, their stories, and their tears to in rich us on this way. amen

turn to the lord." >> pelley: and turn to the people. the first things francis asked lacroix to do was administer a questionnaire to the parishes. the pope wanted to know what people thought about same-sex marriage, contraception and divorce. >> lacroix: we need to look at reality. we need to look where people are at. and we need to look at the gospel and the teaching of our church, and see how we can help people from where they're at, to grow. >> pelley: you are abundantly aware of the urgent concerns that many catholics have about the sex abuse scandals, about financial scandals at the vatican, about the role of women in the church. what are we going to see, in your estimation, from this pope on those very important matters? >> lacroix: just mentioning the sex scandal, excuse me, always touches me... because of lack of coherence and because of sin. so many people have been hurt in the united states, in canada, in many other parts of the world. and that is absolutely scandalous, unacceptable. you talked about difficulties in economics,

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