peter wooding has this rept. >> reporter: christians across the uk are utilizing their technogy to share their faith and down loaded biblesand text prayers and clips. there is an iphone application for sorted, the first application for men. >> people all over the world can have access to the magazine immediately. >> reaching men with this wonderful message of the gospel. >> recently, united christn broadcasters based their studios launched the first mobile christian tv channel. this is an example on the iphone. go to yamgo.com and load for you. ucbtv on a mobile phone. >> we as christianneed to be aware of wherehe is -- ether it is the marketple, radio, or television. new marketplace of today is the mobile phone. >> glen jones based in chester ran a successful campai recently when hundreds of christians simultaneously received a text message to share their faith whatever they were at that moment. >> some people were on the bus and turned around and chatted to someone on the bus. some of the more courageous, some left a message, others wereon the beach and printed up a message on the beac

. >> they are caring for orphans in ukraine, peter wooding for cbn ne, ukraine. >>> coming up, 9/11 surviv sujo john, he talks to us about how the lord has changed his life since that tragic day 9 years ago. >> this week marks the 9th anniversy of septemr 11th terrorist attacks. many americans remember it like it was yesterday. i know i do, george. >> sujo john is a worldtrade center survir. he is sharing the love of christ all over the world. he recentlyspoke with my colleague, mark martin. >> sujo john as a 9/11 survivor, what is it like to look back 9 years ter? >> it is hard to belve it has been 9 years. for me i can spell the jet fuel and smoke around me. it doesn't feel it has been 9 years. emotions is so much has changed in america since that day. when i say so much, with everything goingn with the debate of the mosque, 9/11 happenedthe whole country was united and it was okay to pray in the name of jesus. you saw churches full of people of prayer and faith. from now looking back, america is slowly slipping into a post-christian nation. this weekend that is what is on my heart. my h

woods. our friend from fox sports.com is here, all right, peter, start with the vikings, a big upset this afternoonalked about them being the favorites, and they come down to the first home game and play the dolphins team and dolphins go up to minnesota and shock the vikings on the road and brett favre won all home games in minnesota and he lost the first one today and favre was beaten up all over the place and may not be a story book ending for the 41-year-old quarterback. he was intercepted three times and the minnesota vikings and everybody's favorite now orb 2 headed into week three, pretty crazy. >> julie: poor guy. let's talk about michigan state's miraculous overtime win against notre dame. what happened after. >> this is a wild story. pretty crazy here. mark dantonio the coach of michigan state showed guts here. a fake field goal in overtime to beat notre dame, a major game and go to the locker room and the coach, mark dantonio, a 54 years old. said i'm not feeling well and take him to the hospital. it turns out he suffered from a heart attack, underwent surgery and put in a stent and say h

woods to find out what options are left for those who've lost everything in the crisis. celebrations. twenty years since they declared independence from. the headlines up next fiery debate host peter lavelle and his guests on cross talk discuss whether islam and democracy are fundamentally incompatible it's coming up in just a moment here on. every month we give you the future we help you understand how will get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join knology update on our jeep. and you can. stand. alone and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle are islam and democracy incompatible why are the overwhelming majority of muslim populated countries governed by either nondemocratic regimes are unstable democracies and does the west have the right to determine what democracy is. key. to discuss the compatibility of islam and democracy i'm joined by tommy in amman he is director of the institute of islamic political fodder in denver we go to nader has seen me he's an assistant professor of middle east and islamic politics at the university of denver in washington we cross to michele dunne she's a senior associate at

martha washington's granddaughter who actually planted the box wood that are 200 years old in front of the house. here we are in mr. petersis is arm steadstead peters. he created 23 gardens. this is an apple pie kind of landscape a cutting garden and a sun dial and we have wonderful gardens. what holds this whole place together are the boxwoods. >> it is amazing. it was in the family for quite some time, this property, right? and it seems like each person that lived here really made the gardens important. >> important. >> absolutely. i don't know of another garden where you can go back to 1805, originally eight and a half acres, today it's five and a half acres. >> five and a half acres in georgetown, amazing to think about when it was eight and a half. >> i think if you came on the eciclyyowod ndf 3thispo mae arn that no ak atte derere⌞3 e etorveon uaneehe re viwath were ame. Ãbw% >at she re viwath were ame. Ãbw% ⌞ nt saturdnd. >>otorhas t er wea ti he %ll, ú>the aouatac lbe5 nus,heonr 3 end onewo, in ch ->> repor a a also available sunday or some or one or the other? >> in missouri cases they are, but not all. please vi