we're honored to have the first elected pastor, a woman pastor, senior pastor of allen temple. dr. reverend jacquelyn thompson. great to have you here. thank you for coming. reginald liles, deacon, brothers to brother, reverend williamsing and long had to make the contact. >> they made it. i'm here. >> i'm glad you're here. >> thank you so much. tell us about your calling. it's phenomenal to have you. calling to church or ministry? i'm the daughter of a pastor. my father who recently passed in december was reverend thompson. >> i didn't know. that. he pastored for 40 years. i've grown up a church girl all my life. we started the question faith, theology, things your experiencing in life and in the world. i began seeking a deeper relationship with god. i started teaching in west oakland. >> they're going through a lot. >> we need to be in protest about that. >> that's right. >> encountered kids who i realized that my desire was to go into law and politics was not enough. they needed a transformation deeper than anything external. the only thing i could impart besides what we did in

documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitting tribute to the u.n. world environment day. beethoven turned on its head 2 years ago director of the hamburg ballet john noir but on his 1st beethoven project december 2020 was to feature the premiere of his new beethoven project but dance fans will have to wait a bit longer. there's also a brand new graphic novel out about beethoven the illustrations are a walk on the wild side a bit like the great musician and self of the hash tag beethoven was black slip social media. in the belief goes back more than a century and evidence is stamped but many in the black community still celebrate beethoven as one of their own. lives and as the anniversary draws to a close an italian man plowed a very special monument to beethoven next year and 2021 the celebrations will continue with fresh highlights including the beethoven fest bomb. the anniversary date of you has produced 3 nature documentaries a world without fight explores how the great composer left this month on 2 things musical old and rock music. sara willis

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the deja vu documentary is dedicated to the pastoral a ted and 6 symphony in the sound of nature we meet up with composer the key cage. i'm pretty good imo musician i'm an environmentalist and for the last few years i've dedicated my life for to the sole purpose of creating environmental consciousness through my music i'm very much indian and i live in india. ricky kedge was born in the u.s. in 1901. a successful composer and music producer he's performed in over 30 countries around the world. in 2015 hedge won a grammy for his album the winds of some sorrow he's been named a unesco ambassador for kindness but he has another passion beethoven especially his symphony number 6 the pastoral symphony which pays homage to nature the pastoral is a composition which i absolutely admired somewhere in the back of my mind for many many years it's always been there tried to you know make my own worship of it are treasured of unit in my own way and everyone. simply because this would be like pretty much the mother of all compositions when it comes to nature you just in time for this anniversary year

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symphony which pays homage to nature the pastoral is a composition which i. absolutely admired somewhere in the back of my mind for many many years it's always been there try to you know make my own words you know of it are trying to attribute it in my own way and everyone. simply because this would be like pretty much the mother of all compositions when it comes to nature. just in time for this anniversary year wrote his own version of beethoven's pastoral symphony for a traditional indian ensemble. i express myself through indian music so that's why when i had to express myself through be dylan's best my new i do not make of emotions of songs very often in fact it's extremely there but in this case it was very very natural for me to do it . with his pastoral project he wants to take a stand for nature since india has huge environmental concerns starting with air pollution mitigating the effects of climate change we've got deforestation we've got species extinction we've got the plastics problem. but i would see that the biggest issue in india is the part th

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most days, pastor mick helps people like viv. she's 55.ed up collapsing on my bathroom floor and i were there for, i think i were there a full day, so hypothermia had kicked in and everything when they... living alone in isolation brought back painful memories. it'sjust, like, brought it all back. i lost my husband, i buried two of my babies. i gave birth to 'em — all i wanted 'em to do were cry and they didn't cry. yeah. no mother has to go through that. and coronavirus brought all this... yes, brought every moment back to me. when you collapsed, what went through your mind? just let me go, let me, you know, my number must be up, i thought my time were up. she was trapped, she was trapped inside her house. imagine being trapped inside your own mind. and you can't go out and a lot of people... so what did she do? she stopped living, shejust stopped. what have these past six months been like for you? they've been really difficult because you're doing the dayjob, the prayers, the pastoral calls, funeral services, trying to be a dad, parent,

. >> this pastor in maryland, has long believed our nation's health care system is broken.en his infant daughter fell off of her changing table, he andhis wife faced a decision that still haunts him. >> we drove around the hospital for a few hours in a circle, watching her. >> their daughter ended up being fine, but the pastor said the fear of going in to debt for medical treatment kept him from going in to the hospital. >> to not be able to take care of ourselves out of fear of what it's going to cost and whether we can afford the long-term consequence has stuck with me. >> and that is why the pastor has dedicated his efforts to help wiping out the medical debt of others. it's an obstacle so many americans face. donna has been dealing with it for years. >> if you have something like an icu bill that's, you know, crazy money. >> diabetes related issues landed her in the icu twice, it was a tough time, her sister died, her father died, she lost her job. >> my health is messed up. my job is gone, my sister's gone. my dad is gone. >> and the crushing medical bills were one mor

very quickly, a thought for those pastors?ords: utter stupidity. i mean, this is a gift from god. [laughter] god promotes healing, and if you value life, you'll take these vaccines. lou: and the number of hur. s we're hearing about --ture of. s we're hearing about, but they're talking about reparations, raising money -- >> yeah. lou: -- the church and reparations, that's a peculiar, it seems to me, an odd juncture. >> yes. they're paying millions of dollars in end reparations. and, look, lou, racism is a sin. we all agree with that. but the basic premise of christianity is we aren't responsible for other people's suns, we've got enough of our -- sins, we've got enough of our own to be worried about. and there's really only one person in history who can pay for the sins of others, and he's the one whose birth we're going to celebrate next week at christmas. lou: well, next week at christmas, you know, that's approaching rapidly. and it's nice to hear you talk about the relationship between god and science. they're not mutually

but the pastor was not arrested for being in contempt. his lawyer says that was an option, but it was never brought up in court. even with all the sanctions and the court losses, the pastor made it clear services will go on. >> i respect the judge. i understand what the laws are, but there's a bigger law, you know, and i have to get told you've got to follow god or you have to follow man. i have to follow what god's word says. >> what happens next? attorneys for the church say they will appeal today's decision. and on december 17th, they will be in federal court asking the feds to take over this case. so, this fight is far from over. and by the way, the pastor admitted he did wear a mask in front of the judge -- inside the courthouse as is required. i'm damian trujillo. >> that's a fascinating story. thank you. >>> we've been reporting for weeks this is the biggest surge yet of covid. but we want to show you just how much. the peak was back in july, 12,000 new daily cases. right here. 12,807. that's statewide. now where are we? in decembe

i'm not a policeman i'm a pastor. >> that was his response. after a judge found him in contempt of court to stop church services. >> people, wake up. this covid crisis is not what they're making it out to be. it's significant intrusion upon liberty. >> the lawyer says the judge had the authority to put the pastor in jail. but didn't bring it up in court. the judge ordered the church to pay $2,500 in fines for each day its violated the health order. which could add up to $55,000 and the price tag might go up since he showed no signs of stopping services now. >> i respect the judge. i understand the laws. but there's a bigger law. when i have to get told you have to follow god or man. i have to follow god. >> the church attorney say they will appeal the decision. and on the december 17, they will be in federal court. asking the feds to take over the case. the fight continues. >> now that pastor isn't the only one standing in defiance. restaurants and salons are openly flaunting the new stay at home order. coming up we'll show you the new plan to

el pastor dejÓ el pÚlpito para orar en las calles para que la pandemia termine.a cantar con Él. le dan un saludo, muestran su apoyo tocando el claxon. como jesÚs Álvarez que viajÓ y se detuvo a escucharlo. >> es muy difÍcil. mucha gente no tiene es de nansa. es muy importante que la gente oiga un mensaje que es positivo. >> hay miedo, y terror, hay mortandad. la diferencias cÓmo te mueves en el miedo. >> entre quienes acercaron esta tarde esta este joven inmigrante, a quien le dio la bendiciÓn antes de que siguiera su camino. >> tengo miedo pero no soy cobarde. >> el pastor acude a hospitales del valle del rÍo grande para cantarle de estacionamiento y orar por los enfermos. en esta regiÓn declarada un foco rojo por el nÚmero de contagios. pamela: nos despedimos con imÁgenes de pura adrenalina. rompieron fronteras entre sus dos deportes con una sesiÓn impulsada por el camiÓn. se eligiÓ un lago en rusia a miles de kilÓmetros de moscÚ, donde a gran velocidad y teniendo en cuenta la resistencia de los brazos del atleta, se hicieron esas acrobacias que cortan la respi

lou: pastor robert jeffress, always good to have you here. thanks so much. good to see you, pastor.instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. thanks for being with us. we hope you have a great weekend and keep fighting. edit." thank you so much for watching. have a good weekend. join us on monday night, we're going to have a lot of news for you monday night. have a good one. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. well come to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, using technology and innovation to battle the coronavirus. my one-on-one with i e bm's executive chairman, then later on, 'tis the season to go shopping. former toys "r" us ceo will join us with his list of winners and losers in retail right now. but first, some of the big moments on" mornings

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he felt more like a victory rally with the pastor and his legal team defiantly vowing to fight on. several hundred supporters, most without masks, gave the pastor applause as he emerged from court promising the court's decision to not stop the ministry. >> you either follow god or follow man. i have to follow what god's word says. >> cavalry was fined for repeatedly violating the state order. claims that the legal team claims are unconstitutional. >> this covid crisis are not what they are making it out to be. it is intrusion upon everyone. >> the judge find the church $2500 for each violation. the church plans to appeal the decision to the federal courts. the recent supreme court ruling may rain in the ability to place restrictions on religious services. >> justice is not served today. it is not served by trying to bankrupt the church who has posed no threat to public health and safety based off the evidence we have. instead has tried to help people. >> the pastor says he is undeterred by the judges ruling and will continue to hold worship services and will not require his congreg

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crece la tensión por un vehículo sospechoso el fin de semana ante la explosión en nashville >> un pastorego la lluvia al Área de la bahía. en breve le diré como estarán las condiciones en su vecindario. quédese con nosotros. >> esta tarde las autoridades federales que anthony warner es quien esta tras los ataques de nashville no se ha revelado información y la investigación se mantiene activa. >> las autoridades este domingo han cerrado la carretera a nashville y un camión fue rodeado por un robot para detectar explosivos ,segundo incidente sospechoso desde el viernes cuando una camioneta móvil comenzó a emitir mensaje s por altoparlantes >> era una voz computarizada de mujer que decía evacuen hay una ¡bomba en este vehículo, y en minutos el vehículo detonó dejando tres heridos y daños a la propiedad a más de 40 lugares. >> los investigadores hallaron tejido en el área de la explosión están verificando si son restos humanos. días antes se había revisado la casa de anthony de 73 años andrea cruz telemundo >> la policía de san josé reportó carreras ilegales de autos en diferentes calles de

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why other pastors are getting upset. >>> plus, earlier this week, they were closed but a reversal bythe state has a lot of parents breathing a sigh of relief tonight. >>> and then later, the fiery spacex rocket crash earlier today. why the mission we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come. >>> we just checked the official website for calvary chapel in san jose. they say they will hold services indoors again this weekend despite being ordered not to by the county yesterday. the church and the pastor there were held in contempt by a santa clara county judge and ordered to pay $55,000 in fines for holding services with up to 600 people indoors. one reverend that we spoke to in the community who has been forced to hold virtual sermons is a bit frustrated by the actions of calvary chapel. >> they are not caring about their neighbors. love means sacrifice. sacrifice means not willing to maybe meet for another three months until we get this under

. >> that including mike mcclure, one of the lead pastors at cavalry chapel. the church has been in a battle for five months for holding indoor services with an average attendance of about 700 people in defiance of public orders. >> cavalry chapel, you know, they're in their right to exercise their first amendment right and gather and pray and celebrate christmas. >> reporter: earlier this week a federal court judge upheld governor new someso m's orders. the judge said the state has a compelling interest in curbing the spread in the most deadly n infectious disease. the constitution is not a suicide pact. >> what i would say to the leaders of that church but across the country is that when people follow you, an obligation to do what's best for them. >> reporter: pastor mcclure said in the past he has no plans to shut down his services and he's willing to go to jail for it. so far, the church has not paid any fines. >> we're not going anywhere. the fines will be collected, and they will pay. we will continue to see this through and we will continue to vigorousl

the pastor tied to the allegations has been removed, but the church insists the pastor never committed any wrongdoing and prosecutors never filed charges. they say the pastor is on leave for other reasons. >>> electors across the country will gather to cast their vote for president. the electoral college is expected to formally elect joe biden as president. former bay area congressman pete mccloskey is one going to sacramento to vote today. he says he'll probably be the oldest living electorate. the former republican congressman is 93 years old. president-elect joe biden is expected to deliver remarks on the vote tonight. >>> and happening today a san francisco advocacy group is celebrating the 75th anniversary of establishment of the united nations. they are honoring senator dianne feinstein receiving the light unto the nations award for san francisco and her global leadership. during that virtual event people from all over the world will join lighting the menorah and discussing the importance of diplomacy. that event is scheduled to start tonight at 6:00. >>> and california's attorne

a thought for those pastors? but i would say two words, utter stupidity, this is a gift from god, god promotes healing if you value life you will take the vaccines. >> the number of churches wef ae hearing so far it's just a few but reparations raising money, the church and reparations, that's up or a kill your it sees to me and on juncture. >> they are paying millions of dollars in reparations, racism is a sin, we all agree with that but the basic premise of christianity, we are not responsible for other people sins we have enough of our own to be worried about, there is only one person in history who can pay for the sins of others and he's the one whose birth we will celebrate next week atri christmas. lou: next week at christmas, it's approaching rapidly and it's nice to hear you talk about the relationship between god and science, they're not mutually exclusive in any way that i can think of, and a gift from god is a wonderful way to look at this vaccine, after all all the experts are saying it will take a mi

lou: pastor, thanks for being with us. pastor robert jeffress. a reminder to buy my national best seller, "the trump century," or pick up a seasons greetings/merry christmas mug as well both available at lou dobbs hop.com. you can also buy that mug for -- loudobbsshop.com. for any reason, but start with want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. we try to soothe it with this. cool it with this. and relieve it with this. but new preparation h soothing relief is the 21st century way to do all three. everyday. preparation h. get comfortable with it. lou: joining us tomorrow, monday evening rather former congress jason tate fifth and stephen miller and former trump data chief matt brainard on the charges of election fraud across the country, stay with us for that and thank you for being with us this evening, we appreciate it, have a great wee

pastor experimented and found he could kill organisms with heat.he first of the methods for killing germs discovered. this may be demonstrated by placing an active culture of bacteria under the microscope. applying heat. and then observing the germs as they die. this use of heat, as in pasteurization, is today used in safeguarding foods, particularly milk. disease germs if present our eliminated by passing milk overheated coils, so when it is served it will contain nothing but the nourishing qualities that ensure good health. ♪ , a doctor who had been studying the work of pastor conceived the idea germs might be responsible for the infection of wounds. in those days, a surgical operation was a gamble with death from lead poisoning. he found he could kill germs in and around the wound. sprayed everything and based instruments in chemical solutions. he destroyed germs with chemicals, just as pasteur had done with heat. this was the second of the methods discovered for killing germs. the modern antiseptic at aseptic methods of surgery, are the out bot

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this is the season of hope, right, pastor? and one of the biggest hopes we have right now is for the vaccine which people have started receiving. we also know that one group where there is more vaccine hesitancy, where there is more distrust for obvious reasons over the decades is among the african-american community. so i'm wondering how you plan to address this over the coming months about how much of an obstacle you think this is. >> well, again, john, it's a great question and it is, of course, reality. it is a reality based on historical facts that has taken place. i think the thing that i have shared from the community here in charleston is i volunteer to be one of the first if they would have me to receive the vaccine. i believe by setting a precedent and by setting an example and showing an example that it would hopefully ease the reluctancy that several may have within our community and i think when we do that then that would hopefully, like i said, inspire others to receive this vaccine so that way we can get back to

franklin richardson, senior pastor of grace baptist church here in new york. might add for being open, both of them are members of national action network's board. reverend west, let me go to you first. the president of southwestern baptist theological semitheir came out this week defending his and five other sbc seminary president statement that critical race theory is incompatible with baptist teaches. at the same time he apologized for, quote, unintentionally offending black pastors. several black ministers are slated to meet with the sbc leadership next month over this split in the convention. what do you think as one who expressed your concern about what they had done, what do you think they'll need to hear to come back? or is that even possible? >> hey, al. how are you doing? thank you for inviting me to be part of it and get right into it. i think what has to happen first is that on the side of the president of the sbc, they need to be truthful and honest. that's first thing, is just tell the truth. the second thing is that they neither have the genuine