picked up -- or he argued in "against christie and 8," that in the new testament we do not find a private gospel -- "against christianity," that in the new testament we do not find a private gospel. the gospel is the announcement of the fathers formation through this on in the of a new city, the city of god. if this is the case, the church is not a club for religious people. the church as a way of living together before god, a new way of being human together. what jesus and the apostle proclaimed, who was not a new ideology or a new religion in our modern, attenuated cents. they proclaimed that god had established the order in the midst of history, not perfectly, but truly. the church anticipates the form of the human race is it will be when it comes to maturity. she is the already of the new amenity that will perfected -- will be perfected in the last days -- the new humanity. conversion is the beginning of our resocialization and inculturation into the way of life practiced by the ecological community. modern christianity has lost sight of this vision. our churches are more likely to be clubs for religious people in c

let's get right to abc2 news christian schaffer. he's live in waverly

news. >>> christian music isn't what it used to be.he genre is taking on a mainstream twist. that's next. . i can help. the economy has impacted a lot of things. i can help. i have a decision to make; to pay for my medication or eat. i can help. we all can help by participating in the letter carriers food drive. take the surplus in your food pantry, leave it out for your letter carrier and you will help feed those people that are struggling today. stamp out hunger, saturday may 8th. >>> how to train your dragon jumps back to the top of the box office. it took in another $150 million in the -- $15 million in the fifth week of release. the back up plan took in $2.3 million. rounding it off are date night, the lotters and kick you know what. >>> the line between christian music and its mainstream counterpart is blurring. >> american eye don doll winner jordin sparks belts out the opening number with natalie grant. brian welch once the lead guitarist for korn wowed the audience and ricky skagz belted out his

. >>> still ahead on "world news," is america a christian nation? a new comment by sarah palin provoke s a new response. >>> remembering the woman called the godher of the civil rights movement. >>> and the hunt for a creature so glamorous and fierce it can kill sharks, and it's finally caught on tape. i thought i was invincible. i'm on an aspirin regimen now because i never want to feel that helplessness again. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. talk to your doctor, and take care of what you have to take care of. at cvs/pharmacy, you get a surprise as soon as you walk in the door. just go to the extra care coupon center [beep] and scan your card. then you print your coupons, and surprise! you save. it's so easy. just scan, print, save. scan before, you'll save more. i love my extra bucks! only at cvs/pharmacy. time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze... my eyes water. but now zyrtec®, ]e fastest 24-hour allergy relief, comes in a new liquid gel. new zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i ca

new found fame thanks to creativity and youtube. many of you may know the hit song "empire state of mind" by jay z and christian wisecarver is giving a run for his money. he decided to change the lyrics about empire state with lyrics about new hampshire's granite state. listen to this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ new hampshire >> joining us from hampstead, new hampshire, is christian wisecarver and holly winchell. good morning to both of you. >> hi. >> christian, you must love jay z, but you obviously love new hampshire even more. how did this all come about? >> you know, i was justatching the real video online one day, and i just thought to myself that would be way better if it was about new hampire. so i just took it upon myself to make that happen. >> you have a long commute, an hour and a half and this bubbled up in your mind. the video has gotten 100,000 hits a day since you posted it on wednesday. seth meyers has tweeted about it. did you have any idea it would get this kind of attention? >> well, i've made 27 videos with my comedy group and we've had various success with different videos. sometimes they've hit and sometimes we haven't, but we've

new album "letting go" released in may. pastor bob botsford, senior pastor horizon christian fellowship san diego. ious guest on this show, always good to see him, ted haggard, former pastor. a 2006 scandal destroyed ted's new life megachurch ministry, shocked the evangelical community to its core. all right, ted, you've been listening. what are your comments and then we'll get into specifics. what do you think overall here of what we've heard? >> yeah, i think both of them have some good points. i really appreciate what jennifer is saying and what she is going through. and i think her big premise is that she is on a journey just like every one of us are. she accepts that all of sin and falls short of the glory of god, that god is working in us, that we have his scriptures to work with, and it is true people read them differently and people interpret them differently. and the pastor has a point in saying it is his role as a pastor to try to be salt and light and represent the word the way it's read. i do think, though, that the important overall message is that we emphasize personal relationship wi

christian schaffer, abc2 news. >> and the state is offering 150 free vaccination clinics free next week. to see the list, log on to abc2news.com and look for links mentioned on air. >>> according to the national centers for disease control, some 80 million americans have been vaccinated since october. rhode island has the highest rate of 39%, followed closely by five other states, mississippi came in with the lowest rate of 13%. >>> opening statements today in the trial of lamont davis. he's accused of shooting 5-year-old raven wyatt in the head last july. she survived by friends and family say the little girl is going through some intense rehabilitation, learning how to walk again. prosecutors say this video shows davis, then 17, firing a shot that hit raven. but the defense says the shooter on the tape is not davis because he was being monitored by the department of juvenile services on prior criminal charges. >> the gps records say two state employees will be testifying who were gps monitoring. the vice-president of the company will be here. >> the state says it will counter by focus

new world order, a so-called, socialistic one-world government. it is not very defined. this group was interesting in that it put a christian millennial spend on the new world order idea. in -- instead of talking specifically about the new world order, they speak of the antichrist. they think that the antichrist might be the former secretary general of the european union. this fits very much in the ideas of other militia groups. these are all pre figurations of the terrible -- of the terrible socialists tell that we are headed for. this group is accused of quite a remarkable plot. supposedly, they were going to murder a local police officer. that would draw hundreds of law enforcement officials to a big funeral and their idea was that they would attack this funeral with improvised explosive devices and missiles. it was quite remarkable. given all that, it is no surprise to me that all of the other militia and patrick groups and related organizations are essentially running away from them. they want nothing to do with this plot to murder a a whole lot of police officers. host: we're talking about militias and extremist group

christian schaffer, abc2 news. >>> baltimore city firefighter remains in the hospital tonight. he suffered burns on his hands and other injuries after falling from the second floor of an apartment building that burned last night on liberty heights avenue. two women were also taken to the hospital with injuries ranging from smoke inhalation to second degree burns. no word on the possible cause of the fire. >>> a crash in downtown baltimore involving a light rail train and a car. it happened on north howard street. eight passengers were injured but none of the injuries is considered life threatening. >>> an update on the deadly head-on crash in anne arundel county. it happened on donaldson road and seven. three people were killed. the driver was 57-year-old was preston matthews of an unknown address. his passenger has not been identified. the driver of the other vehicle was killed. >>> no cause of the fiery crash but the dangers of distracted driving is well documented. physiotherapy here's the latest from annapolis. >> people shouldn't be using their cell phone. >> reporter: and

new world order, some kind of socialistic one world government. it's not very fine in their ridings. this group was interesting in that it puts a very kind of christian millennial spin on the new world order idea. they, in fact, instead of talking specifically about the new world order talk about the antitrust and they seem to associate the anti priced may be hobbyhorse a lot of people all, former secretary general of the european union and the number of other european high positions but it is very much with the idea of other militias and pitcher groups which sea of heads of transnational organizations the united nations, the e.u., three figurations of the terrible socialists hal we are headed for. in any event this group is accused of a remarkable plots. and supposedly they were going to murder a local police officer that would draw them hundreds of other law firm officials from all around the country to a big funeral and our idea was that they would attack this funeral with improvised explosive devices and also misfiles. it was quite remarkable. so given all that it's no surprise to me at all that the other militias of hatred groups and related org

duane dog chapman also happens to be born again christian. his new book mercy shown, mercy given.nts experiences in his life including the time he served in a texas prison. sean sat down with him earlier. >> sean: good to see you. welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> sean: i dedicate this book to anyone i offended with my mouth. >> yes, sir. >> sean: explain. >> well, with my mouth, couple times i stepped on my tongue and one time in particular i did. so try explain why i thought i could do that and what happened when i did. and the lessons i have learned. i'm sure there's other people that have made mistakes with their tongue. so i try show, my whole life is -- was a mistake now is redemption. so, people need to learn that and hear that and you know, i wrote that down so they could see. >> sean: i interviewed you at the time. and i remember how upset you were. and i remember i was reading you very closely. and i remember saying on the air, you seemed genuinely sorry, contrite. you explained your background, your life and all that. do you feel that when you go out and people s

news. crimestoppers if you have whereabouts. >> christians around the world reflect on the day that jesus died on the cross. >> and growing criticism over the handling of the latest sex scandal by the vatican. >> warm temperatures today. the forecast is next. the forecast is next. >> @ tigger alliterated of the radar. -- take a look at our hd doppler radar. the sky is beginning to lightening up a bit. there are some thunderstorms to the west. it is pushing rain into illinois. it is about to hit indiana moving into kentucky and tennessee. most of the moisture is pushing south or north during the day today. as the front crosses the mountains, it should be fairly drawn. i am reluctant to say there is no chance of rain. 48 degrees at the airport right now. humidity is up as it normally is in the early morning hours. in southeast breeze that 5 miles per hour. one brees will keep the temperatures up. and temperatures may be held back a little bit. columbia is 48. chestertown and others across the bay are 48 also. clouds are getting heavier to the west. here are the clouds producing all of the rain.

news headquarters. there are millions around the world, that are celebrating one of the holiest days of the year, for christians. and well, have live reports on the celebrations. we'll begin with one of the biggest services, held in rome, and greg burke is standing by, greg, happy easter to you. it seems like the rain in rome, certainly didn't keep the people away. so many pilgrims showing up. >> reporter: jamie, that's right. happy easter to you, as well. and it looked like well over 100,000 umbrellas out there, actually, when the pope was giving his easter greetings, and

applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody, we are thrilled, thrilled to have all the way from new orleans jazz trumpeter christiancott right there. hey, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's happening? what's happening? >> jimmy: sitting in with the roots tonight. that's very cool. his latest album is "yesterday you said tomorrow." it's in stores today. thanks so much for being here, buddy. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, man. >> jimmy: how long you staying here? >> i live here. i live in harlem. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> oh, yeah, yeah. i just moved here. i'm from new orleans, but i just moved here. so, hopefully i'm here indefinitely. >> jimmy: is everything moved into the apartment? >> some stuff, some stuff, some stuff. i left some of my horns so i'm kind of nervous about that. >> jimmy: yeah. well, if you ever want to come in during the week and stand in for the roots, i hate to speak for them -- [ laughter ] >> they are like, "no, no, no, we don't want him." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks so much for being here. i appreciate it. you sound great. we've got such a fun show tonight. a friend from ou

news, kabul. >> couric: meanwhile, this is good friday, the most solemn holy day for christians, and it comes as the vatican is dealing with the sex abuse scandal. today richard roth tells us a new controversy erupted. >> reporter: at rome's coliseum, the pope led prayers tonight at the ancient battleground the church reveres as the place of christian suffering. and at a service in st. peter's basilica, benedict heard a homily from his personal pastor today expressing anger about pain the church is facing now. attacks on the church in the sex abuse scandal, said the pope's priest, amount to collective violence against a religion and he compared to t criticism aimed at catholics to anti-semitism suffered by jews. benedict sat in silence, but jewish leaders reacted with outrage. >> to invoke the issue of persecution against jews as a lever to try and distract or deflect attention from what's going on is not only unfortunate frankly, it's stunning. >> reporter: the vatican quickly said the priest's remarks don't represent official church position. in the pope's native germany, there was blunt talk

dramatic new details about the fbi raid on a christian militia. an agent got inside. >> you try to get in there without the hip boots, you sink. >> the flood waters keep on coming. >> it will be a beautiful day if you want to take a trip to the tidal basin. the cherry blossoms are in full tidal basin. the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. >>> and a very go morning. brian van de graaff here on thursday. yesterday was 71. it gets even warmer as we look into tomorrow and the weekend. we have a range of temperatures. 40's in gaithersburg. 48 in herndon. your forecast today, mostly sunny skies. a few high clouds. temperatures will be in the mid and upper 70's. just a spectacular afterno. >> apectacular morning. overnight construction gone on the beltway near eisenhower avenue. spinning around the beltway in fi fashion. we're good on 66 and 95. nothing on 395 to worry about. good to get to 109. nothing on 95 in and out of baltimore. the baltimore-washington parkway it looks good. aire 4 is good to benchers' force base. good into clinton. -- good to pan

christian dahlgren, nbc news, augusta. >> tiger will tee off at 1:42 this afternoon.no, his wife elin will not be at the masters. >> a lot of people will be interested in how he plays. >>> 5:57 is your time. the major rate hike many of you will see. find out what bill is about to go through the roof for many years to come. >>> and next at 6:00 a.m., the rescue mission to find four missing miners is about to get under way. i'm lucy sykes. i'm a fashion stylist. what i do is dress people for magazines and tv. my job is to hunt down the best fashion and stay on budget. my secret? t.j.maxx. their buyers have their finger on the pulse of what's on trend. they buy directly from designers and you see the savings! i dress fashionistas. but i'm a maxxinista. t.j.maxx. let us make a maxxinista out of you! >>> air scare. a diplomat on a flight from d.c. to denver causes a bomb scare. this morning we know what ignited it all. >>> they're going, and it's now safe enough for rescue crews to enter a coal mine in hopes of finding four workers trapped since monday. we are live in west

. >>> recent comments by sarah palin regarding christianity in the u.s. are heating up a newchurch and state. >> there are references to god in the pledge of allegiance and on the dollar bill but does this mean the u.s. is really a christian nation? dan harris looks for answers. >> reporter: this latest palin-provoked controversy is as a result of these comments on youtube. in which the former alaskan governor said it is "mind boggling" to suggest that america is not a christian nation. >> if anyone tries to convince you that god should be separated from the state, our founding fathers, they were believers. >> reporter: the idea that america was founded as an explicitly christian country is an article of faith in some circles. the fox news host glenn beck has dedicated entire shows to it. >> when they looked at all the writings the founders used and relied on and quoted, the most quoted source is the bible. >> reporter: is this argument correct? mainstream historians say no. that if you look at the early documents, including personal letters, it's very clear that the founders

christian science monitor." nuclear stand down, is the headline. to new york city we go, a team on our republican line. caller: i just wanted to say, yes, president obama needs to step up to the plate. and republicans need to be more -- what is going out here with us in the united states. host: the union president karzai should step up to the blade or president obama? caller: obama needs to step up to the plate. just like the rest of them said. he is not doing too much. you know what i'm saying? the other one, he is not a good candidate. i would not even that a thousand dollars on him. that is being real. we -- take our men out of afghanistan and send them home. i have spoken to troops who came back home to visit and they want to come home. obama is not doing what he said he was going to do. that is wrong. i voted for the man. oates catena, thanks for the man. about 50 more minutes -- host: tina, thanks for the call. about 15 more minutes. this is from the associated press, 0 "the washington times." this is a little bit about the politics that need to happen. the ratification of the treaties in congres

new york. >> all right. dominic. thank you so much. you're live from baghdad. jamie. >>> christiansst days of the year. in vatican city pope benedict xvi led tens of thousands in easter mass. they showed up in the rain, calling easter, he did, a time for pardon, goodness, and truth. our greg burke is there extreming live from -- streaming live from rome. it's always such a special day in vatican city. how did the pope appear today? >> well, jamie, it's been a really busy week for him. the pope looked pretty tired, to tell the truth, but he did give his easter greetings in more than 60 languages. he's had a lot of different events friday, saturday, and sunday. he will get some rest now. some people think it's the sex abuse scandal taking its toll on the pope, but i think it's really just more a fact of how busy holy week is and also that he is an 82-year-old about to be 83, just in a couple weeks he'll have his birthday. he did look tired, but he will have a week now to rest up a little more, a little easier schedule after this very, very busy week, jamie. greg, talk to us about the

news conference this afternoon. >>> easter sunday is the biggest celebration on the christian calendar and this year, it was covered in controversy as the pope is criticized for how he handled allegations of sexual abuse in the church before he became pontiff. he avoided any mention of the scandal on sunday and a cardinal said the pope is the target of petty gossip >>> for the local faithful, the scandal present a conflict between leadership and faith. many parishioners condemn abusive priests will supporting the pope. tisha thompson reports. >> reporter: it was a standing room crowd at the about is ill cav the national shrine of the immaculate conception as washington's archbishop got straight to the point. >> we want to keep in our prayers anyone who has ever been harmed by a priest, anyone who is a victim of abuse. >> reporter: the catholic church has been battling criticism of how it has handled the growing number of sex abuse cases from all over the world including allegations pope benedict orchestrated a cover- up in his native germany before he became pope. the pope remained silent on the issue during his ea

i had been to new york to -- i had been -- had attended (unintelligible) united christian youth movement, and saint james presbyterian church had me to come and speak on -- for their youth program. and on the way back, as i got into washington -- we drove up, drove back, with three of us in a car -- i think they said we were overcome with the fumes from those kind of heaters they had in cars at that time. and so we were tired, and we fell asleep and we hit a tree. that was 1941. c-span: and how long were you in the hospital? >> guest: i was in the hospital 89 days, and i was on crutches for three months. c-span: what happened to you physically? what kind of injuries did you have? >> guest: well, i had a broken tibia. and of course, i had 67 stitches across my face. my face was flattened out. in fact, they thought at first i would have to have plastic surgery to restore it. my arm was broken. and it was quite an ordeal. c-span: what impact did that accident have on you? did it change your life in any way? >> guest: well, it was helpful to me because being unable -- and my eye was injured,

there are some very conservative christian theologians who are visiting this taking this to churches and starting new conversations to say that this interpretation had dominion over all the creatures not true to the language and going back to the language to find the themes of stewardship as opposed to dominion that runs all the way through. and here is the interesting intersection i remember interviewing richard and he was one of the people who opened the discussion and was compelled to do that after he was invited to a scientific conference and he converted to the climate change not that he had not seen them before but had not looked for them before but they were there. i had not thought about that for a while but that is a very interesting model house science and religion can work together in completely unpredictable ways to bring them forward to before you get yourself and place but there are those two will decry where they believe the mysteries and deeply held believes which go to the core of there being to be disregarded as so many neurons firing off. with the use of jerry falwell as the airpor

remember the shared humanity that inhabit us all, jews, christians, muslims, hindus, the leaders and non-believers alike. we lived in a time of a 24 hour newscycle in a town consumed with debate. sometimes it seems that the fight can be eternal. on those -- on at this easter weekend, let us remember the aspirations we hold in common. we are the common family of a man. we all know how important work is, not just for the paycheck, but from the peace of mind that comes from knowing you can provide for your family. we seek is security, a sense of dignity, and a community that work provides. last month, for the first time in two years, our economy created a substantial number of jobs instead of losing them. we have begun to reverse the big slide, but we have a long way to go. that will continue to be my focus every single day. all of us also value our health and the health of our loved ones. all of us have experienced an illness and a loss. all of us know that no matter what we are doing, no matter what else is going on in our lives, if the house of -- if the health of the someone we love is in danger, nothing else matters. all of us value educa

news, west warwick, rhode island. >>> and now to the child abuse scandal troubling the roman catholic church during this holiest week of the christian calendar. the vatican says pope benedict sees the scandal as, quote, a test for him and the church. it will be a test in court, as well. lawyers have already filed lawsuits for alleged victims of priestly abuse naming the pope and claiming a church coverup. >>> scott roeder, the anti-abortion rights activist who killed an abortion doctor last year will be sentenced today in wichita, kansas. he's 52 and gunned down dr. george tiller in his wichita church in may and was convicted of first-degree murder. he faces a minimum sentence of life in prison. prosecutors want him to serve at least 50 years. >>> prosecutors are laying out details of the allegations of nine militia. the nine arrested in a series of raids in michigan, ohio and indiana allegely planned to kill a police officer and then bomb his funeral. >> their plot was to make a fake 911 call, and when a police officer responded, to kill that officer. and use that death as an opportunity because they know that when a police officer

shot at attempting whether christians can relate to post modernists and what did they see the future having anything to do with the development of postmodernism or what some new aspect of the velocity of political and portugal -- philosophy of political and spiritual communication? >> who would like to be the first? >> i will be the seed that falls to the ground. the terms modernist and post moderate are so aggravating. i will say this. whether you call it post-modern or pre modern -- premodern, there needs to be a move back in the direction to family and marital dyad. -- diad as something more than a contract. there is a large range of human relationships that are covenant will in character -- covenantal in character, not merely contractual. there was a wonderful explication of the joke about why it is no longer funny in a world in which the resumption of the sacredness of the marital model was a passive assumption. that is one crack at it, but i think, if my modernity over modernism, one means -- i think postmodernism is often just modernity -- the continuation of modernity by other means. it is a dishonest way of important and unrounded romanticism -- impo

. >> gretchen: coming up on the show, he's a christian rocker with a new hit single, toby mac and his. >> good morning. coming up on america's news room, we'll talk about eric holder's controversial comments last night with senator sessions to tell us what he thinks about that and the gordon lieu nomination hearing coming up today. also, for the first time, i will speak with one of the attorneys for the six teen-agers who are accused in the death of phoebe prince. it will be coming up at the top of the hour. >> he's one of christian music's biggest stars and his fan base keeps growing. >> gretchen: his -- here is toby mac and his band, diverse city. how are you? >> i'm great. >> gretchen: you're sounding fantastic. >> we love it, man. we're rocking. it's early press. >> brian: of course, you're usually out to 3:00 o'clock, then you go to a diner, hop in your limo and go back to your hotel. >> we got a bus this high. six feet long. we're in there like this on our bus. >> a little known fact, they've been warming up since 5:30 this morning. right? i've been watching this guy's moves. wh

news, washington. >>> easter services at a packed church in baghdadere interrupted today by a series of suicide attacks. three car bombs that appeared to target christiansnd several embassies. at least 42 people were killed, more than 200 wounded. here's abc's miguel marquez. >> reporter: the moment of one of the explosions caught on camera. the scene on the streets of baghdad, utter chaos. "it was a mini van," he says. "he blew himself up." bystanders instantly turned into victims. no one was spared. she's crying out "a car bomb." this man sprinted, carrying a young girl, injured by the blast. it is a scene all too common here, and iraqis are sick of it. "how can they get through the checkpoi checkpoints," he says. he's right. the three bombs were targeting the iraqi and german embassies. none of them directly hit, but all the bombs exploded within minutes of each other. a highly coordinated attack in a politically super charged country. iraq has still yet to settle on a winner from last month's national claex. >> we are in a fragile period. the second election in a young democracy is always crucial. it tests if the country is capable, having a peacefu

christians believe that christ rose from the dead. >>> coming up in the early edition, a murder nearly 20 years ago remains unsolved. >> the deck siev detective sayss stabbed. >> we take a new look at the case. >>> and temperatures begin rather mild this morning near 50 degrees in most areas heading out the door, but wait until >>> welcome back, 5:43 on this friday morning. we're getting ready for a nice weekend. 53 degrees right now looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies for the time being, it will turn mostly clear for the day. east winds at 5 miles per hour, 86% relative humidity, the barometer is rising to 35.05, 45 is the dew point. lots of sunshine, 78 degrees for the high, a south wind at 5-10 miles per hour, with only a one foot wave. and low tide at 5:00 this evening. looking at a nice day, on the hd radar looking at a dry scan, intee is th53is the mild tempers morning. 75 degrees at salisbury cooler there with the ocean breezement as we get to the latter part, all kind of sunshine and warmer temperatures coming your way thanks to the southeasterly low pressure coming up the coast. we will talk about the next front coming through. that one a slight chance to get

christian believers cannot wait to see. the shroud of turin. it's monday, april 12th. >> from abc news this is "world news now." >> it is perhaps the most fascinating piece of fabric in the history of mankind. so much attention paid to it. i'm fascinated by it. is it actually the burial cloth of jesus? and there's still so much debate about that. now some people are getting a firsthand look. >> you'll hear much more about that story coming up. good morning and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> dozens of world leaders are in washington for talks on securing nuclear stockpiles. >> a terror group could get its hands on a nuclear weapon. president obama says it will change worldwide security for years to come. here's rachel martin. >> reporter: they have come from as far away as jordan and malaysia. invited by president obama to grapple with one enormous question. how to prevent a devastating nuclear attack. >> the single biggest threat to u.s. security, short-term, medium-term and long-term, would be the possibility of a terrorist organiz

new york city mayor rudy giuliani. to find out more, visit johnavlon.com. >>> we are at the annual cpac conference in washington, d.c.. we are talking to a christian of isi books. can you tell what were the biggest sellers of 2,009? >> whad the book econoclass on the supply-side economics. we also had a rendezvous with destiny by craig shirley, which is the history of the 1980 ronald reagan campaign for president. and we also had we still hold these truths by matt spaulding about restoring the principles of the constitution. >> and what do you have coming up in 2010? >> we have a biography of william f. buckley called the founder of the movement by lee edwards from the heritage foundation. we also have a book called whitaker chambers as a part of the library thinkers series by richard wright, and we have a book called sis freedom by representative mccotter, thaddeus mccotter basically about restoring the principles of conservatism in the coming years and finally we have a book called the closing of the muslim mind by robert reilly which is about kind of the intellectual differences between muslims and western christians and how that needs to be re

host: christian on the republican line. in new haven, conn. caller: i wanted to talk about one aspect of the bailout nobody seems to mention. the fed doing the back door bailouts. they do it in a variety of different ways. first of all the did it by removing a lot of the toxic securities on all of these banks balance sheets, which comes up to well over $1 trillion. we don't hear about that. they also allowed the banks to change in their accounting rules so they don't have to write off any of the losses they are taking in housing. they also did the purchase program, $1.25 trillion for the bad mortgages. and they are also giving out a 0% money in to banks like goldman sachs, morgan stanley, j.p. morgan, etcetera. so, there is a lot more to this bailout than just the $750 billion we hear about all the time. in fact, bloomberg reports of the total bailout -- and we just always hear about tarp but we do not hear about talf and other programs. bloomberg totals that it could be up to the $13 trillion range. host: what about those numbers? guest: like

thing, which is really important for us here and i am teaching the new way and that is to look at this world. muslims, non-muslims,, christians we're out together. where they come in future. so the point is for all of us. how were going to build a sense of belonging to the common future. it's also to be able to learn about the people who are living and there is a lack of knowledge, not on the lack of knowledge of islam here at ansari. a lack of knowledge for christians about christianity or about judaism, for secular people of our secularity. there is a lack of knowledge about memory because we are scared of reducing the past. you can listen to things others said about europe, for example, the path of your and islam was not there. you have to say you know what? we may need to dialogue with ourselves. instead of speaking about the dialogue with others. so not as important and this is where it's quite important to come back to memories, philosophy, history. this is what we also have to teach. i may just add two things with this. all of us, we should be very cautious, very cautious to not accept these confucian in our current di

new technologies that could literally mannes millions of them? -- menace millions of them? that is where our attention should be, and anything that disrupts from that is truly unfortunate. >> you agree with some of the conservative christian leaders who say their followers ought to not donate money to the republican national committee and they should instead find additional candidates they like and support? you think it is time for donors to stop supporting the rnc an? >> i would hope immediate financial disciplinary action be taken against whoever it was houmas be saved, get rid of them, and move forward, -- whoever it was, get rid of them, and move forward. >> indiana's primary is in about a month, and you have got some competitive primaries with open seats as well as incumbents. i am wondering if you see this as an anti-incumbent year or an anti-party in power year or a larger dynamic like that, and i wonder what role you think the key party will play in the elections, particularly the primary -- the tea party will play in the elections, particularly the primary. >> i think they will have much more to worry about. they represent the explosion of spending, the proliferation of debt. the health-care bill by itself, that

new york and check in for a preview. >> hey there, john. tonight we have a very provocative question. is america a christian nation? are some people, notably sarah palin who would say yes, but with the controversy this week over a judge's ruling that the national day of prayer is unconstitutional, are we really one nation under god? also tonight, the uk is trying out politics american-style. and we have a fascinating report for you from across the pond on that as well. all that at the top of the hour, john. >> looking forward to it. thanks, campbell. >>> you know, we call pete dominick our offbeat reporter. but he is a tough investigative reporter too. so when we heard report there's might be something fishy going on at the s.e.c., pete was the man. >> yeah, john king, apparently some people at the s.e.c. were looking at pornography while they were supposed to be working. i don't know what this pornography was, and this was a tough assignment for me to do the hard research on. but we went out and talked to people on the street about it. people that were supposed to be watching the financial system getting caught wa

new york. people are all flooding us with support and we need to garner that support. >> reporter: back on the streets of phoenix, christian led a cor chorus of high school protesters from a pick-up truck. it's a knew that will separate families and friends. >> it tears at a piece of our heart that they're taking with them. >> brito, a high school senior says for him this is personal. >> my dream is to become a marine, i want to serve this country, i want to serve everybody in it, i want to help them and protect them. >> christian is in a marine program for aspiring recutes. he says he wants to defend the u.s. constitution, even though he believes that the law in his own state is unconstitutional. >> thelma i understand that the challenge to this new law may come from city hall right there in phoenix? >> exactly, don, in fact that challenge is suspected to come from phoenix's mayor, phil gordon. he says that on tuesday, he will direct his city attorney to file a legal action possibly against the state that would ask for this law not to take effect also declaring it unconstitutional. don? >> thelma, thank you very much. >>>

new movie called "oceans" today. the documentary last year was called earth. this one is focusing beneath the sea. this one is narrated by pierce brosn brosnan. i like the on original narrater, christian >> what the [ bleep ] is it with row? what the [ bleep ] are you doing? give me a [ bleep ] answer. shut the [ bleep ] up, bruce. oh, good for you. >> jimmy: there you are. that could be good. even with pierce it will be good. this is puzzling. a new poll from "the new york times" found that a substantial number of americans are not convinced that president obama was born in the united states. 20% said he was born in another country. 2 the% said they don't know where he was born. i personally don't believe he was born at all. i'll tell you what he don't look like no dang hawaii kran i have ever seen. the last president was born in connecticut, went to harvard business school, and the yale, sand still talked like boss hogg for some reason. nobody thought that was strange. you know what else wasn't born in this country? sophia vergara and pizza. you dang al plump hamster in front of the president's face, if he eats it, he's one of those lizard people from "v." the president was in new y

. >> new vaccine that could help in the fight against a potentially deadly disease in children. >>> after ten years in the shadows and artifacts of the christianaithful is once again going on display. >>> plenty of excitement among the christian faithful in italy. a shroud is set to go back on display tomorrow and has not been seen in public for about a decade now. some believe it was the cloth that jesus was buried in. scientists did conservative only testing in the '80s and found that it dated well after jesus died but others say maybe the cloth tested wasn't a good sample. the vatican has already issued more than a million tickets to see the shroud. >>> let's turn now to the weather which turned really chilly. tom? >> big change. yes, indeed. blustery north winds and temperatures around the region in the 50s. now down to 57 in washington. and by dawn tomorrow, it will be near 40 degrees around the metro area, upper 30s, nearby suburbs. frost in the shenandoah valley. sunny tomorrow afrnoon into the mid 60s. bit milder sunday. monday and tuesday, partly cloudy. high 60s. as we get into the rest of next week, looks like it will stay dry, high

new york. she became active in the united christian youth movement shortly after it was formed. it was this cause that would first carry her to national leadership, though she was quite a young lady at the time. in 1938, dorothy was selected by the first lady eleanor roosevelt to help plan a rural youth conference. she rose to this task with poise and determination and made a strong impression on the first lady. later dorothy was asked to serve as a delegate to the world conference on life and work of the churches. also in 1938 she was hired by the ywca and quickly began to rise through the ranks of the national organization. it was around this time that she caught the attention of mary mccloud mcthune, founder and president of the national council of negro women. or ncnw. who recruited young ambassador knee to join the fight for women's rights, one of the central issues that would become the cause of her life. she remained deeply involved in the ywca and also obtained high leadership positions in delta sigma theta sorority, the united civil rights leadership and a number of oth

tomorrow on "washington journal," a journalist from "the christian science monitor" and another journalist discuss this week's news developments. then, the president and ceo spirit airlines talks about why his airline will begin charging for carry-on bags. laura hayman discusses job could obesity. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span -- discusses childhood obesity. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> we really have to get this right. if we did not, we could stifle our economy. >> as the senate moves closer to a vote on regulation, see the process unfold at the c-span video library. every program since 1987 is now online. >> the discussion on the appointment process for supreme court nominees. we will hear remarks from sweet briar government professor barbara perry. this event is hosted by the supreme court historical society. chief justice john roberts introduces her. this is. 50 minutes -- this is about 50 minutes. >> good evening and welcome. lawyers are given to some strange language called "legalese." this is a no-no. [laughter] this pda, ipod, whatever -- off. not on silent, but off, becaus

christianity is hardly one size fits all. >> that god is the author of history. >> reporter: in washington, after a full day of touring, a newpurpose. >> i would like to see god be the very foundation of everything we do in public and civic life. >> reporter: another soldier in rod parsley's army of the righteous. >> i must speak now because god is still watching. >> reporter: tom forman, cnn, washington. >> coming up, we're going to show you why some friends across the pond are just now learning the power of mixing television and politics. and our favorite story of the day also coming up. the video we couldn't get enough of, a dog hero that gives lassie a run for the money. aflac is not pay the hospital insurance. aflac is not pay the doctor insurance. aflac is not major medical insurance. aflac is affordable-we-pay-cash-directly- to-you-fast-when-you're-sick-or- hurt-insurance. if all you know about us is... duck: aflac! ...then you don't know quack. to find out all the ways aflac's got you covered, visit knowquack.com. john is a ford and lincoln mercury service technician. very smart. we were just discussing the circumsta

host: christian on the republican line. in new haven, conn. caller: i wanted to talk about one aspect of the bailout nobody seems to mention. the fed doing the back door bailouts. they do it in a variety of different ways. first of all the did it by removing a lot of the toxic securities on all of these banks balance sheets, which comes up to well over $1 trillion. we don't hear about that. they also allowed the banks to change in their accounting rules so they don't have to write off any of the losses they are taking in housing. they also did the purchase program, $1.25 trillion for the bad mortgages. and they are also giving out a 0% money in to banks like goldman sachs, morgan stanley, j.p. morgan, etcetera. so, there is a lot more to this bailout than just the $750 billion we hear about all the time. in fact, bloomberg reports of the total bailout -- and we just always hear about tarp but we do not hear about talf and other programs. bloomberg totals that it could be up to the $13 trillion range. host: what about those numbers? guest: like

christians bishops. as the underdog republican candidate in new orleans, you expected him to carry the day, that he did,m honored to have such a great man here today. please welcome congressman joseph [applause] >> thinks. -- thinking. -- thank you. i want to welcome and for yoevef you to the second district in louisiana. i hope he will take the opportunity to experience the big easy, the nightlife here with its unique blend of exquisite cuisine and fabulous music, to experience the beautiful parks, the educational museums, and the distinctive neighborhoods. i want you to take in all ththat we call new orleans. one of the great privileges of being representative, in the first vietnamese representative in congress, is that i have the opportunity to travel all over the united states, to speak to and meet different people. every time i am there, i always look forward to the last day when i can jump on the airplane and fly back to the city of new orleans. the city has agreed culture, great music, and great people. i would like to welcome you to new orleans. i hope he will take time -- i hope you will take t

coming up, positive news in the struggle hundreds of thousands of travelers are now facing. and supreme court showdown. can a christian student group keep gay members out? the highest court in the land will tackle that case this week and tea party time in philadelphia as they head to the home of the liberty bell. we will talk to and date newly endorsed by the tea party and hopes to unseat the leader. live from the nation's capitol, right now. >>> there is some progress in the attempt to get air travel moving again throughout europe but it is very small. serious delays continue at airports throughout the continue -- continent and around the world. determine knee has opened some airports and klm has flown a plane through the ash cloud. we have coverage from around the world on this story. we have a correspondent from brussels, one is stranded in dubai and here is the very latest from laura. >>> while the volcanic ash continues to spew, thousands of travelers are wondering when they will get home. klm is sending test flights into the air to see if it is safe for passengers in anticipation of the eventual news that it wil

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news. >> thank you rick. >> president obama turning to spiritual matters in his weekly address. the president speaks of a common bond we all share regardless of faith. >> sunday my family will join other christians all over the world marking the rerecollection shun of jesus christ. while we worship in different ways we remember the shared spirit of humanity je with w is s, christians, muslims and hindus believers and nonbelievers alike. >> briefly touching on jobs numbers and the value of work. >>> in jerusalem one of the holyiest churches in christianity lit up. pilgrims gathering for the is ceremony of the holy fire a ritual that guess back centuries seen as a miracle before orthodox easter. >> reporter: easter has officially kicked off in jerusalem. it began in morning with what is known as the holy fire. christian leaders lit a fire inside the holy except customer believed to be where christ -- sepulchre believed to be where jesus was crucified and buried. they will take turns holding services sign. believers from all over the world have come to celebrate easter. security remains on high alert. not because of easter, but also since it is the jewish holiday passover. police have a high presen

new dvd and sell them for about $2 a a. piece. the case is still under investigation although charges are expected. >>> holy week rituals are under way at the vatican. today is good friday marking time christians are expected to examine their consciences and ask god for forgiveness. yesterday, pope benedict xvi washed the feet of 1 priests, a ceremony symbolizing humility. -- of 12 priests, a ceremony symbolizing humility. >>> your drive through a local construction zone is about to get worse. john? >> for construction delays an traffic difficulties, tysons corner will be ground zero for tw b. -- about two years. >> we have the latest on the forecast and julie wright will tell us what is happening with traffic. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. q??????????????÷ [ eping ] ♪ my country ♪ 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ laughs ] ♪ oh, land ♪ where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring ♪ >>> michael jackson no dut a pioneer in the music industry and now he and another mousse you can icon being honored by the fame ad apollo theater in harlem. >> the king of pop along with the queen of so