dan five spice out on a new place for them to live they came across this house of micah which was in ephraim they found their micah had ephod molted image a graven image tear from the old priest he had appointed made a little funny they had 10 from lecture pl. had not use ward end of lecture when dan come back through with 600 this time armed for war they asked the men that was with tribe of dan did you know there's a graven image in a molten image in the fog careful and a priest or a sabbath could take them so they did they took everything priest, confronted them said what are you guys doing said look you want to be the priest of one man or would you rather be the priest of 600 the tribe of dan for example rethought himself what's the two i want to be the priest of one man or do i want to die at the hands of the 600 armed dan knights he decided in his best interest to stick with everything they had stolen and go with the tribe of dan ripping it up today verse 21 my program director pointed out i skipped the verses we wrapped up yesterday rebel back and pick it up verse 21 with s tha

>> i agree with everything micah said. this is in the category of something that seemed like a good idea at the time. in 2004 the u.s. was far ahead of any other country in terms of drone capability. now there's 70 companies that have drone programs and although there's a smaller number that have armed drone programs people are catching up and one of the issues is that in ten or 20 years we may look back and say, hmm, we said disturbing international parameters around the use of drone which is looked good when we were the ones who had them but they don't look good now. i would say based on what karen said earlier i don't think we should dyseverything the president said. a lot of what he said was very brave in the context of a very strong bipartisan consensus that drones are -- and cyber operations are saw? and so on. there's been a very strong bipartisan consensus for ten years about the war on terrorism construct. the rhetoric is different. but the substance is the same. and i think that's a problem. i think we need to be

micah, are you there? >> yes. tell us the scene. what are you looking at? what is the situation. >> my husband is on a roof top right now digging some of my toys out because is he devastated because the house is gone. look the other direction, see the school across the street with cars on top of it and everything is destroyed. there are people everywhere. cars everywhere. trees are barren and everything is decide. >> bret: were you home at the time the storm came through? >> our neighbor has a storm shelter so we were home but not in our house. >> bret: do you know if authorities are getting in there? are there people injured? >> yes. authorities are finally here. but i, myself, there were children trapped in the school. and we have to pull children out from underneath cars and adults. you are going to hear a bulldozer going through the street right now. >> bret: you said children were being pulled out? >> i can't hear you, sir. i'm going to go in my house. >> bret: okay. you said children were being pulled out of the school? >> children were being pulled o

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was made it had to be fulfilled and god chose this moment in these three to fulfill that verse six micah chapter 5 verse to the scripture it had to be fulfilled that's why the word becomes so important to you is he told you before and and when god tells you before hand you can believe him because he's a keeper of his word it always comes to pass as he has written verse seven he's a traitor this is satan writing god basically showing you that god never misses a clue he's wide open he's in control verse eight he wanted to kill him but god knows all things that god protects his own verse nine the star is a sign from god that pinpointed why god leading god bringing to pass when he said that he would or even the gentiles search after this one born in bethlehem there they were fulfilling the scripture verse 10 this from god they knew it they believe it they accepted it verse 11 so it was no what happens then listen carefully here parrott was to kill this child what's god got to do about it verse 12 god has a way of reaching his people he guides he warns he protects and he will do the same for

good evening, i'm micah materre. i'm tom negovan. it's our top story seen around the country tonight on wgn america. wgn's julie unruh is live where it happened off golf road, just east of 294 in unincorporated des plaines. . >> this apartment complex in des plaines is huge. many people live here and many children as well they use bicycles to get around because it is so vast. and when the weather is warm that is what the kids have been doing, getting help on bicycles and chilling weather. that is what happened at 430 in the afternoon. a 12 year old girl was on her bicycle and she came down this driveway had went through the open area in the fence and went down below next to a lake or and old pond. she was sitting there enjoying the sun when a would-be predator attacked. . >> he walks up from another direction, passes her bike, he is suspicious and he comes towards her. he grabs her and covers her mouth and drags her into a wooded area. she does what we encourage people to do. she bites and cakes and screams at bites him. . >> she bit

sanctuary which is located at shiloh at this time is going in the wrong direction maybe the house of micah become so well-known ephraim authorities talking about i'm not sure verse 90 there's no want of anything we have everything we need all we need is a roof over our head web everything we need to take care of ourselves in other words we won't be much trouble to you at all if you could think of them 24 welcome in other words in other words let me provide for your needs colluding for your animals you save all that you may needed at a later time note old man though is very aware it's dangerous out there on the streets of gibeah at all costs he does not want them staying there one more verse. for the day 21the very generous host again he knows what's on the streets with happens on the stern gibeah do not believe what happens when we come back and next lecture to spin things are gibeah the talks going to be before christ returns things get worse before they get better short message will ask you listen a moment would you please the mark of the beast on cd is our free introductory offer to you

. >> that is micah, the co-founder and ceo of fiverr. >> in today's environment after the internet revolution, everyone has something, a skill, a talent, a resource, that is of a value for somebody else. >> ♪ you got personality >> ms. ms kristen owns this label. here she is playing a tune and allowing us to listen to her new song and what she bought for $5. it came from this guy on fiverr. he is this sweden and he charged her $5. she likes the price, but she also likes the connection. >> we do it for less money, but the networking is where it is at. you meet people all over the world and make connections that can help you or you can help them in the future. >> so $5 might not seem like much, but it doesn't take long and people catch on. >> fiverr, well i will take $5 for the interview right now though. >> the buyer pays nothing. see how quick people are. the seller pays $1 out of the five. there is a sliding scale for prices above that. she works an hour and a half a day and makes $100 a week. what can you buy? travel planning, puppet shows, pranks, custom art work and crazy stuff like a guy

. >> that is micah, the co-founder and ceo of fiverr. >> in today's environment after the internet revolutionas something, a skill, a talent, a resource, that is of a value for somebody else. >> ♪ you got personality >> ms. ms kristen owns this label. here she is playing a tune and allowing us to listen to her new song and what she bought for $5. it came from this guy on fiverr. he is this sweden and he charged her $5. she likes the price, but she also likes the connection. >> we do it for less money, but the networking is where it is at. you meet people all over the world and make connections that can help you or you can help them in the future. >> so $5 might not seem like much, but it doesn't take long and people catch on. >> fiverr, well i will take $5 for the interview right now though. >> the buyer pays nothing. see how quick people are. the seller pays $1 out of the five. there is a sliding scale for prices above that. she works an hour and a half a day and makes $100 a week. what can you buy? travel planning, puppet shows, pranks, custom art work and crazy stuff like a guy who promise

. >> that is micah, the co-founder and ceo of fiverr. >> in today's environment after the internet revolution, everyone has something, a skill, a talent, a resource, that is of a value for somebody else. >> ♪ you got personality >> ms. ms kristen owns this label. here she is playing a tune and allowing us to listen to her new song and what she bought his this guy on fiverr. he is this sweden and he charged her $5. she likes the price, but she also likes the connection. >> we do it for less netwo but the networking is where it is at. you meet people all over the world and make connections that can help you or you can help them in the future. >> so $5 might not seem like much, but it doesn't take long and people catch on. >> fiverr, well i will take $5 for the interview right now though. pays buyer pays nothing. see how quick people are. the seller pays $1 out of the five. there is a sliding scale for prices above that. she works an hour and a half a day and makes $100 a week. what can you buy? travel planning, puppet shows, pranks, custom art work and crazy stuff like a guy who promises to dre

next guest will make her way through a field of 25 suitors, including a mike, a mikey, a michael, a micahor good luck. please say hello to "the bachelorette," desiree hartsock. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's good to see you. congratulations on your bachelorettehood. you look at me with a look as if i'm -- i know you're nervous that i'm going to try to get information out of you. >> yes. >> jimmy: i am going to try to get information out of you. i don't think people realized that you've taped the whole show already. it's done. >> done. >> jimmy: you've already broken up with whoever you picked at the end. can you pick more than one? >> there's no rules. i guess you could. >> jimmy: that would be a huge move. you pick, like, eight of them. >> that would be good. it would be amazing. >> jimmy: why are you the bachelorette? why do this. i would imagine you have no trouble meeting men. i would imagine that you have no trouble staying in relationships with men. why -- >> i live in l.a. >> jimmy: you live in l.a. >> it's difficult. but i've dated amazing guys. i just haven't had that spark. that

. -- micah d. -- quinn. r. lasalle. linemiller. zachary him. patrick. -- zachary m. patrick. william r. herron. kirsten a. -- jones.r l. b. mcgee. edward j. butler. gruber.. jeffrey s. -- j. -- timothy j cadigan. --rew c. 1levin. graves. r. >> noext, live on "washington journal," ben bernanke. after that, the first speech on the summit -- on the senate floor. after president grover cleveland live -- loses the bid for reelection in 1888, his wife tell the staff went what i wait to take the care of all the furniture and ornaments and not let any of them get lost or broken for i want to find everything just as it now when we come back again watcher years from today. thend they did return to white house, winning the election of 1882. the life of francis cleveland as we continue our series on first ladies on c-span, c-span3, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> this morning, cindy schild from the american petroleum into two discusses the keystone xl pipeline. then kurt zimmer of the newspaper association of america discusses the proposed shield law. and later, environment and energy pu

he looks like -- here is micah.' onion out to you in a jiffy. [ laughter ] he's gonna take it right out there. this is will r. he was voted most likely to survive the first rose ceremony because the bachelorette doesn't want to seem racist. [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] eh, let's keep him in for one more week, yeah. >> steve: yeah, one more week. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know what happens. come on. this is ben s. he was voted most buttony. look at all those buttons. buttons on his shoulders. >> steve: the epaulet and the sleeve button. >> jimmy: and finally, james c. was voted most likely to not know how to spell "bachelorette." [ laughter ] there you have it, guys. that was "late night superlatives." thank you. [ applause ] hey, guys. summer is right around the corner, and that means a lot of big summer blockbusters will be coming out soon. one of the biggest is "fast and furious 6." it comes out this friday. we here at "late night" are very excited for this. but, actually, one of our writers, arthur, has never s

. >> this is going to a -- i think think -- opportunity village is micah and i was -- is my cause and was bummed because i thought trace adkins would choose the american nazi party. the red cross is good. >> the red cross is no salvation army. >> that's true. >> that's what you should say. great, everybody that is red cross you should have done salvation army is ginning lig. they are out there earning. >> and using so much more of their money for administration than actually giving it to poor people. what are poor people going to do with it? administrators can handle it better. >> isn't that the big beef? they spend a lot of money on administration. >> many, many, many of those groups you have to use and you have to do something for administration. >> he should have sent his money to kris-kross. didn't they just lose somebody? >> did you say? >> you know what haix this? >> the sea salt. >> with trace adkins, remind him about hurricane katrina and where was the red -- red cross? >> i love how we are helping him try to bash the red cross. >> the red cross killed my father. >> it is terr

joining me republican congressman john micah, chairman of the house oversight committee.lerner will be held accountable despite invoking her fifth amendment right. you said she lied to congress, there may be criminal referrals down the line. do you believe lois lerner broke the law? >> i believe she either lied to or misled congress. the attorney general who looked at this matter, conducted an audit, said there may be criminal referrals. i think the most important thing is investigate this fully and hold those accountable. if they broke the law, whether it's lois lerner or anyone else in the irs, they, again, be held accountable. >> congressman, you said lerner has a history of unfairly targeting groups while she worked for fec. can you expand on that? >> we know specifically when she worked there she targeted some conservative groups. again, their publications, all you have to do is google it. you can see she went after christian coalition and others. she's been engaged in the targeting, we know, and saw what was going on, failed to stop it, and i believe misled congress

lot of times i don't even know it, but the one that sticks out the most is the avalanche i was in at micah>> on the fateful day in british columbia, will and his crew find a location to ski occasionally triggering small avalanches amid the pristine snow. >> we were jumping when the avalanche started and we pointed and would outrun the avalanche. i mean, that was definitely reckless in a sense, but we also, you know, had the ability and the skills to kind of outrun it. we were pushing the limits, for sure, and after, you know, a couple hours we had set off, basically, like three or four little avalanches and decided that it just wasn't worth it. >> the group moves to a new location. will watches as another skier makes a clean run nearby. >> when nothing happened, there was no instability, no avalanches, no sloughing or anything like that, i decided, okay, well, this is probably good to go. i took off and i made, like, three beautiful turns, great snow, and i remember, i think, it was a left-hand turn and just above me like 8 or 9 feet there was a big fractured line. everything starts to mov

want to bring in devin anderson and micah pearson. the two of you don't even live around here but you came here to try and help. you live in norman. >> yes. >> reporter: why did you come out here? >> i got a call from my girlfriend. she told me her family was trapped out here. so we came this way. then we heard news that her family was okay and then we just decided to stay out here and help because we seen the disaster and we went out here and tried to help, and we were walking across the yellow tape and we got told we can't go in with a hard hat and they have enough firefighters using the jaws of life trying to get the kids out of the school. they were trapped in a hallway. >> reporter: a lot of people did want to go in and help but they are turning people away because they have an operation that is currently happening. i want to also ask you, what did you see when you were over there? >> oh, man, it's just -- it's like ground zero. you know what i mean? there's just rubble everywhere. it's people's lives just everywhere. we're just

. >> brian: here is one of the whistle blowers, eric nordstrom, he's talking to congressman micah, let'smessage is that whether or not you're sitting out at the post requesting resource, preparing for testimony before this committee or standing on a building surrounded by an armed mob attacking you, the message is the same. you're on your own. >> there you go. >> brian: basically hicks has been demoted already. so those people out there, his career was on a glide path. he's got an impeccable track record and report card. but yet he can't get a good assignment now. so what kind of message is that to whistle blowers? >> well, it's a chilling one. but it is a theme of this administration, whether you're talking about the atf whistle blowers who came forward on fast and furious and were threatened, had their guns taken away from them, were also demoted, had to sue to get justice in their case. the former americorp inspector general, commission dismissed from his job because he blew the whistle on corruption who were tied to cronies of obama, goes on and on of the this is how these thugs roll