ephraim graham, cbn news. >> george: coming up, prayer power. christians around the globe come together for the global day of prayer. >> when we were first married, we struggled to make ends meet. we learned what the bible teaches about tithing. even though it didn't seem we had the money, we went ahead and tried it. >> as a result of it, the money went further, and now we're completely debt-free. it is so wonderful to give to cbn because you know the money is being used for what god intended. >> we're don and phyllis raven, and we give to cbn. >> george: christians in more than 200 nations gathered sunday for the global day of prayer. this year marks the 11th anniversary for the annual pentecost sunday event. our correspondence attended one significant gathering in the philippines. >> reporter: in the philippines, there were christians who prayed in the streets, crying out to god for mercy and forgiveness for the sins of the land. while other believers throughout the country joined the meeting by interceding in their own churches. for one parti

and so, in this poignant hour, i ask you to join me in prayer prayer." and he said, "almighty god, our sons, pride of our nation, this day have set upon a mighty endeavor, a struggle to preserve our republic, our religion, and our civilization and to set free a suffering humanity. lead them straight and true; give strength to their arms, stoutness to their hearts, steadfastness in their faith. we will need thy blessings. their road will be long and hard, for the enemy is strong. he may hurl back our forces. success may not come with rushing speed, but we shall return again and again; and we know that by thy grace, and by the righteousness of our cause, our sons will triumph. they will be sore tired and tried by night and by day, without rest, until the victory is won. the darkness will be rent by noise and flame. men's souls will be shaken with the violences of war. for these men are lately drawn from the ways of peace. they fight not for the lust of conquest. they fight to end conquest. they fight to liberate. they fight to let justice arise and toleran

these little prayer slips are treated with the same respect as prayer books. julie stall, cbn news, jerusalem. >> our prayers are still out there. they might still be in the wall. >> pretty cool. that is awesome. >> i am trying to remember what i prayed for. [laughter]. >> don't tell me. >> all right. we're asking people how big a marriage is. like, how many people it affects? right. so let's find out! how big is it? i can't measure it. big! it's worldwide. i would say it's as big as the universe. so your marriage affects more than just the two of you.

each prayer tithe, you make that with the individual prayer to your specific victim and everything.o the spirit world and it goes directly to your victim, asking for, like, for forgiveness, stuff like that. that's important. >> i have a question for you. kinslow's religious articles. his native articles. they won't give them to him today. >> why? >> because they're saying that he needs to go through it, and you need to decide what he can and can't have. but oit all sitting there in a small pouch. >> is it on the matrix? if it's on the matrix, he's allowed. do you want me to double-check? >> yes. could you do that, please? >> i didn't know he was native american to be honest with you. >> he's been here since tuesday and he's been asking for it every day. if we could get it to him, it would be a good thing. okay. thanks. >> corey, what i need you to do is inmate kinslow, tell him to give me a written request as soon as possible. address it to me. requesting his religious items. and what i'll do, i'll look at it and see if i can get it approved or not. tell him i will do my very best t

. >> the prayer and the inspiration from the prayers inspire me to come. >> when i pray it makes me feel better, makes me feel like things will be all right. got to calm down and pray instead of being worried, anxious like i used to be all the time. >> rorter: the church garden grows and sells vegetables and plants to help defray the cost of the day program, which is mostly paid for by the episcopal diocese of atlanta, foundation grants, and donations. >> what i see coming to us and joining us is a group of people who have been knocked down all their lives and who are just remarkably joyous and remarkably full of faith. they get it that god loves them and that their suffering is just part of life, and god los them through it, and they love each other through it. >> reporter: one out of every ten people will experience a severe and persistent mental illness at some point in life, experts say. for decades, society shut those people away in institutions. but now they're more visible on the streets and in group homes, and faith communities have been challenged to respond. holy comforter resp

as we hit a big weekend, a little very adorable prayer.r's day is this weekend and to help celebrate and to help honor our dads, i want to show you guys a flippin' cutest father-son video ever created. >> you said you want to say a prayer for your poop to come out better? >> it's coming out right now. >> dupree is on the throne and dad's behind the camera. dupree wants to pray that his poop might come out a little more smoothly. >> you know it was his idea. he probably said it, dad was like, hold that thought, i'm going to go get the camera. >> dear lord. >> i can say it. >> he's having some problems. >> did you want it to come out easy? okay. amen. >> amen. >> keep watching his face because you'll watch god answer his prayer. >> amen. is that right? how's the poop coming? >> i'm done. >> he's done. >> we wanted to find out a little bit more about this video and we had to meet him. right now via skype from charleston, south carolina we have 3-year-old dupree and mom and dad, sheila, and sean. >> hi, dupree. describe to me what happened. >>

he would love to see prayer back in schools. he has written a wonderful book called "my life" without god." joining me is the chairman of the religious freedom coalition william murray. >>> when i see some of these pictures i remember all of this going on back when your mother was sort of in her heyday and she was a reviled woman because she offended the sensitivities and sensibilities of so many god fearing americans. did you growing up feel like, gee, people hate my mother and therefore hate me. did that upset you or did you wear it as a badge of courage at the time? >> our family was definitely different. that is putting it mildly. >> we did. we were different. as you said my mother attempted to detefect to the soviet union. she was a marxist leader in the community. our neighborhood was for the most part immigrants from many of those communist countries from poland, hung gary east germany. for someone who wanted to make this country like that one there was pretty much a lot of animosity toward the family and toward me. >> yo

silenced in prayer. and then angry in protest.e aught to hear to support. >> we are on the ground here. it's difficult to get a perspective of how many people there are here, saying they will not leave until their man is declared the president. so to give you perspective, you're looking from more than a quarter mile away down here on the square and as we zoom out, you get an idea of just how big of an area it is, how many people there are, and also the large encampment they built so they can live here until their demands are met. >> you don't think they will? >> i wish. i wish for future for my kids. >> the local mosque is headquarters for the demonstrations, opening their bathrooms and providing shade to rest from the blistering heat. saturday afternoon, the crowd was smaller, but their chant still filled the weekend air. and many kept shelter under their tents, waiting for another night of protest. currently, mohommed leads the vote count by 800,000 votes, but many warn that if the brother hood is allowed to take over, this coun

angels, creation, pilgrimage, prayer and the afterlife, too. paul simon says there's always been a spiritual dimension to his music, but the overt religious references in his most recent album, "so beautiful or so what," surprised even him. >> there seems to be a theme in the album, not intentional, and it's funny because for somebody who is not a religious person, god comes up a lot in my songs. >> simon may not describe himself as religious, but he admits he's fascinated by the spiritual realm. >> i think it's a part of my thoughts on a fairly regular basis. i think of it more as spiritual feeling. it's something that i recognize in myself and that i enjoy and i don't quite understand it. >> he may not understand it, but he's been writing and singing a lot about it, and that has generated attention. one irish blogger suggested "so beautiful or so what" could be the best christian album of the year. cathleen falsani, an evangelical who writes frequently about religion and pop culture, called it one of the most memorable collections of spiritua

. >> reporter: fortnight for freedom is the church's two-week period of prayer, education and advocacy focused on religious liberty, but catholics protesting outside say the churning is turning parishioners off by devicive politics. >> young catholics aged 18 to 35 are giving up faith, quitting the faith, because they see that the church is being led by politicians, not by spiritual leaders. >> reporter: but the archbishop

and plus, as a youngster, helped his mother take prayer out of school. >> there was pretty much a lot of animosity toward the family and toward me. >> atheist madeline murray o'hair's son. >> when she looked at me san said, i wish abortion would have been legal when i was carrying you, told me that to my face. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (cheers) >> thank you, thank you. thank you very, very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. there's really no such thing as objectivity in politics, week strive for our observation, but i'm not going to be disingenuous and tell you that i am. and where have i heard that, great concept. detached from a point of view. not going to happen. this week when i heard that the democrats explained the crushing setback of governor scott walker winning against the attempts to recall him, well, i hear it was because the republicans had more out of state money. actually, if you add in the the national union money that tried to get him out, the money was pretty even. nowhere near the 7-1 nonaccepts put out by

what part of the prayer reads. this is going to be the culmination day. 60 years on the throne. >> much more throughout the newscast. >>> in other news, jury selection will begin in the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. yesterday the pennsylvania supreme court denied the request to delay sandusky's trial. a judge ruled the alleged victims accusing the former coach will not be allowed to use fake names when they take the stand. they will have to use their real names. sandusky is accused of abusing ten boys over a 15-year period. he has denied all the charges. opening arguments are scheduled for june 11. >>> the plan suspected of being the east coast rapist is making it difficult for his lawyers to proceed with his defense. attorneys for aaron thomas filed a notice of their influence enter an insanity plea and an actual plea can't be made until thomas meets with mental health evaluators. but he's refusing to do that. a hearing is scheduled for friday. thomas is accused of attacking three teenage girls in prince william

and credits concentration and focus and prayer and his dad who is on a head set in his ear for keeping him calm, 10:17 p.m., eastern time and he climbed on the two inch steel kascable ande began his careful journey into

prayer vigils, marches and others. i bet you we could turn this country partly around. thank you. >> thank you very much. i'm going to now wrap this session up. i'm going to ask each one of my panelists to just give us a minute. hopefully somebody will answer the questions that were asked. i'm then going to turn it over to our chairman, reverend clevler. if we would start down at the end. cindy? >> so just to wrap up, i would just encourage if we think about take backs and as we leave here and go into our states, and our congregation that we think about the 2012 election and start to think strategically about what we can do individually around -- one, educating people and our congregation, our folks around the changes of these laws. i think that's the most important thing that we need to do. in our everyday walks, and all that we, do we need to start now, not two months from now. we need to start now educating people in our community about the changes of the laws, the process of the laws and getting them ready to vote in november. the other thing i would encourage, we t

the new president attends the national prayer service for 100 years or so that national prayer service has been held at the national cathedral in washington. connie and i were lucky enough to be there. we listened to reverend sharon watkins who is the first woman ever to deliver a sermon at the national prayer service. she spoke about harmonies of liberty and she shared a piece of wisdom attributed to the cherokee nation. here's what she told us, one evening a grandfather was teaching his young grandson about the internal battle that each of us in the world faces. there are two wolves struggling inside each of us the old man said to his grandson. one wolf is vengfulness and anger and resentment and self-pity and fear. the other wolf is compassion and faithfulness in hope and truth and love. the grandfather stopped, the grandson sat thinking and then asked, which wolf wins, grandfather? and the grandfather replied, the one you feed. thank you. connie. [ applause ] >> standing here watching sherrod speak it occurred to me i should make one wish for all of you. may all of you be so fortun

they birthed it in prayer before any of it came into existent. turn your heads right now, consider every building, every program, every person here today is a result of those prayers and faith in almighty god. see the wealth, see the prosperity, the unparalleled building up that continues today with the building of the divinity school and chapel. you cannot choose a more awe- inspiring visual for the beauty of the world. there were years when pat and the children ate a lot of soybeans, not because it was cool, but because it was cheap. you know, you are just completing that schedule in your life as well. there were plenty of times when their prayers did not turn out the way they had hoped, either. we understand that, too. but just the way that nehemiah rebuilt the walls in jerusalem, and how quickly the walls were rebuilt, consider how quickly the lord built this world wide ministry and university for his glory, and the advancement of the gospel. you see, it is no fluke that we are privileged to sit and stand here today on this hallowed ground. w

-- answering that prayer. i don't want to take away his purpose. he came in peace and i want him to leave in peace. >> i love that life i just saw. >> well that vegle for christopher brown will leave in about an hour. the wake will be held tomorrow evening. now brown's mother told us she has respect for county authorities. the off duty officers cam to murder their child and whether or not they deem her as a criminal act. for their part the county said the investigation is still going on and may not have an answer for christopher's mother for a couple more weeks. today we spoke to county executive kevin kamenetz who had this to say. >> i have met extensively with police chief johnson as well as state's attorney scott shellen ber -- shellenberger. they will determine what the facts are and take whatever steps are appropriate. >> let me tell you, brian kuebler is on the story. he will continue to follow it has the investigation unfolds. we'll have more tonight on abc2 news at 11:00. >>> a second man has been arre

n s d pye me o and as she finished saying prayers one night she was tiptoeing out of the room like moms and dads do, you know that phrase from natalie. don't forget god bless the troops. so this is all abouyo s t ha guut how good it will be when daddy and mommy go home. i am going to stopow. adthok- s the books no does that make sense? we will had out some copies now. she is going to read the book have been through. you c not just little kids but beautiful young women like you. you don't have to be -- you can dsn'tatr.8. timeith u'5r or 18 or 19. everybody is going to get a book. i will stop now and give ito . la odmoing, everybody. before we begin i just want to thank general schwartz for being here. thank you for your service. thank you f all youor t honts of events together and the uso does such wonderful things and i want to thank you for being the organization that gives out scholarships for military hildren. nk.reciate it la >> i am jill biden. you can call me now and at -- n --na --nana. i want to introduce you to talie. this is natalie's story as well our or ho mrmo and dads hav

but it does not say they are the least prayerful. they love god but they fail to see the relevance in church because our churches were shaped for a different generation. i'm saying that because there's no way you can really deal with and grab a hold of social media if it's all run by boomers. there's no way that you can talk about mobilizing, speaking to and energizing a base of young people that we keep saying if young people aren't even coming to your church. and so there's a need for us to honestly deal with where we are now and as we're talking about the long-term game plan, not just right now but even down the road, there's a need for us also to be identifying young up and coming pastors, brothers and sisters, maybe even youth ministers who know how to touch this generation and the generations that follow and help empower them and get them connected. stop staying at the table just for yourself. you are getting old. put somebody else at the table. stop going to all the meetings for yourself. one of the blessings for myself was dr

. >> first lady michelle obama tweeted this message: barack and i have you in our prayers. we believe in you. thank you for bringing awareness and hope to others. robin will continue to host gma, until her transplant late summer or early fall then she will be gone for a while. she says prayers and good wishes helped her recover last time around and humbly asks for their love this time. >> all of our thoughts are with her as well. >>> a lot of heat, it may hang around a day or two. could be the hottest day i'll show you how much more we can tolerate. >>> new muni service starts today. twitter begins moving into its san francisco home. çkçkos >>> we can see the sunshine from here but can't feel the heat. once we step out that's a different story. >> the flags aren't even moving. >> how often are they not unfurled because of the wind that's when you know how pressure is over and it is going to get hot. nice observation by both of you. beautiful picture even up on top of mount tamalpais look how still the air is. that is good and bad. bad if you don't like the heat. good becaus

for people to say or laying out a schedule of prayer or saying you should say prayers at all. this does not mean madison didn't say prayers or go to church. they knew he went to church and where he went to church but the government should be trying to influence you in this direction. the alternative would be leading you down the road to uniformity. so madison thought not only that the president shouldn't tell you when to from or what to pray or how to pray but he thought he had been mistaken during the war of 1812 when he asked for american arms but besides being against days of thanksgiving and calls for prayer said he didn't think the government should pay for chaplains in the military. he did not think there should be chaplains in congress and why was that? when it came to the congress he said was impossible to have a chaplain without offending somebody. no matter which nomination the chaplain came from everyone else had to pay for it too and the only way to avoid the problem was not have one. if members of congress wanted to pray they could do that. they shouldn't be doing

one local penn state alumni telling wjz, victim are in our thoughts and prayers always. justice was done. it goes to show when you have all the information in front you can make the right decision. and rosenberg says that 90% of sexual abuse victims are abused by people they know. >> coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11 we'll talk with more penn state graduates for additional reaction. >>> family and friends say a final good-bye to a baltimore county teenager who died after a confrontation with an offduty police officer. a funeral was held for chris brown the randallstown teen died after an altercation with offduty officer. tonight brown's family wants his memory to live on. >> chris brown's mom wants everyone to know that this is just the beginning of the rest of his life because he leaves a legacy to the youth. your life can't be wasted. >> the officer remains on administrative leave during the investigation. no charges have been filed in the case. >>> a somber funeral for a man killed in a cannibal attack. one congregation gathers to remember the morgan state st

. >> first lady michelle obama tweeted this message: barack and i have you in our prayers.e believe in you. thank you for bringing awareness and hope to others. robin will continue to host gma, until her transplant late summer or early fall then she will be gone for a while. she says prayers and good wishes helped her recover last time around and humbly asks for their love this time. >> all of our thoughts are with her as well. >>> a lot of heat, it may hang around a day or two. could be the hottest day i'll show you how much more we can tolerate. >>> new muni service starts today. twitter begins moving into >>> we can see the sunshine from here but can't feel the heat. once we step out that's a different story. >> the flags aren't even moving. >> how often are they not unfurled because of the wind that's when you know how pressure is over and it is going to get hot. nice observation by both of you. beautiful picture even up on top of mount tamalpais look how still the air is. that is good and bad. bad if you don't like the heat. good because 8:00 this morning the red flag

it's a two week period focusing on prayer.nt pastors, not politicians. >> we don't want our bishops and religious leaders doing politics at church and putting your money into political campaigns that aren't responsible to the catholic people. >> reporter: 9 bishops called for the calling -- the government mandates employers provide birth control. >> they gather on the rannal high school field off the 50- yard line where 50 played. they came out tonight, christopher brown's mother sat with her eyes closed listened to others try to make sense of her loss. her son died after a fight with a off duty police officer. we heard words, balloons filled the sky friends made sure brown's mom knew they were there. >> reporter: inspiring. show you the people care. 17 years, touched a lot of people. he was a very nonaggressive likable brother. he wouldn't have fought this dude. he gave up. that's not him. he is quick to apologize. quick to want peace. >> reporter: mom was overwhelmed and touched by the tribute. earlier they shared her deep e

we're saying a prayer and hope the lights will come back on and we'll be okay. >> reporter: dozens are taking advantage of a shelter set up by the red crosby the high school. they have no complaints. >> the food has been great. they've been so supportive and outreaching to the communities and families in the area. >> reporter: pepco officials say they are working around the clock to try to get the power restore ed but they say it is a big job. there is a lot of damage here. it could be into tomorrow night or even monday morning before all the lights are turned back on here in prince george's county. reporting live, darcy spencer news4. >> darcy, we're hearing some of the 911 calls fielded by prince george's county during the storm. many sounded very similar. >> tell me what's going on. >> half of my tree came down on my house, a busted tree, the upper floor, i've got water gushing in everywhere. >> i think lightning struck a tree in front of the house. it knocked a huge branch down and the branch pulled the wires off the house. there's no power in the house so i'm guessing maybe live o

. >> and first lady tweeted barack and i have you in your prayers.he will continue to host gma missing a few days until the transplant likely late this summer or early fall, then, will be gone for a little while, she says viewer prayer skbz good wishes helped her recover last time around. she asks for their love again this time. >> i work with robin six years and i can't believe she has to go through this again but she's fortunate in that her sister will donate the bone marrow. >> she has a donor that is a perfect match. it's important to remember the process of becoming a donor has become very stream lined now. the program has it's be the match program and it's an easy process to get on to that registry. just request a kit. they'll send you a cheek swab. it costs 100ses today process that but they'll ask you for a donation. they just want to get more donors into the system. >> is it painful to donate bone marrow? that is the notion i have. i know it used to be painful for the donor. >> it's very rare they take bone marrow. they say about 75% of the

our thoughts and prayers go out to the families that have been affected.f the things i've tried to emphasize is whether it's fires in colorado or flooding in the northern parts of florida, when natural disaster like this hit, america comes together. we've got to make sure we have each ot backs. thatpir s is what you' seeing in terms of volunteers, in terms of firefighters, in terms of government officials. everybody is putting together the try to deal with the situation. we're not completely out of the woods yet. they will need help from mother nature in order to fully expi extinguish the fires. i know the mayor and governor and other local officials are already in those conversations. it means that hopely some long-term pllong long-term planning occurs. last point i want to make and that is that we can provide all the resources. we can make sure that they are well coordinated. as i just told the firefighters what we can do is to provide them with the courage and the determination and the professionalism, the heart that they show when they're out there bat

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students start their day at six thirty in the morning with prayers followed by breakfast once fair they have classes just like an ordinary university then comes lunch free time supper and afterwards they resume studies. this is a lesson in the old mongolian language it's the most difficult of the studied languages as it's all but extinct however one needs to learn old mongolian to read ancient but is text students sit on the floor because they're not supposed to be at the same height as the teacher subordination is as important here as in the army during class not a single word is out at the reform apartment at the buddhist university philosophy medicine religion and. its graduates post the reputation for brilliance doctors astrologers and psychics as a result many ordinary secular visitors come to the debts. have huge waiting lists of people hoping for a miracle. carrots ever going to get at sun one of the wonders of the buddhist world can be found in one nine hundred twenty seven the llama named dusty dodger if you get off passed away or so it was stuart before his death he prophesied

. >>> residents met on the steps of frank ogawa plaza for a prayer vigil. their calling on the city council to put oaklanders to work. >> ever since it was commissioned it was promised to the community. >> after the rally outside the group met with city leaders to discuss closing the loophole. a final vote is expected next tuesday. >>> some of the biggest names for one of the biggest golf tournaments also has another thing that's big. no huge, find out what that is coming up. >>> we're back here in about 10 minutes. that bank fog is getting huge. lower fire danger, i'll let you know how much cooler it's going to be for your wednesday. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> it may have been a practice day p-r -- for the u.s. open but it's the real deal for thousands of enthusiasts flooding into the o

. >>> this morning a dc community is offering prayers as police search for the person who opened fire on a crowd of children, injuring two young children and one of their camp counselors. a small prayer group held a vigil last night for the two boys and their counselor from the orchard park neighborhood youth camp. a gunman chased a man through the neighbor hood monday afternoon firing shots where they were standing near savannah and 19th streets. the children were lining up on the sidewalk after leaving a nearby breakfast program. community leaders are upset. >> we don't want our neighborhoods to be at a place where we are scared to come outside. we shouldn't be scared to come outside in our neighborhood where we live at. this is where we live. >> i'm in outrage. this is crazy. i have grandchildren, like i said. they can't even come out and play. >> some parents say they will not allow their children to play outside of the violence. police believe one shooter was involved. they have made no arrests in this case. >>> we now know the name of a local marine killed in afghanistan over th

and we send our work, our good works up to god as our prayers and that's what we do together.hat's what unites us together and unites us as american and that's why this is faith and freedom coalition, jewish, christi christian, as we look for the same thing and push for an america welcoming of our values and protects morality and safeguards its best friends, we're praying together to god. we send that prayer up to god what we hope is may he who makes peace on high, he will make peace amongst us. he will make shalom among us. he'll unify us. all we can do is give our lives in our effort. blessings of peace, most important blessings of all, they have to come from god. i'm so excited to be with you today. i'm looking forward to working with you. and together we can hopefully have the blessings of god on all of our work. amen. god bless. [ applause ] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to the stage, the chairman of the wisconsin faith and freedom coalition, mr. tony. >> hello, everybody. what a great year to be a conservative. i am personally thrilled to have this next

when the grief becomes too much. >> one of the prayers that were lifted up was on behalf of the officer. whatever is ailing him that be healed. >> reporter: and funeral and viewing arrangements for christopher brown have been set. to see that information log on to our web site abc2news.com. cheryl connor abc 2 news. >>> baltimore city police are looking for this man 35-year- old joseph apparently jumped a fence and ran away from his work crew detail. police say he was in the pats son park area wearing a gray correctional center jumpsuit. he's about 6 feet tall ways just over 200 pounds. viars is serving a year for second degree assault. if you've seen him came 911 right away. >>> baltimore city police are looking for these three men. they say the trio robbed the mcdonald's 5100 york roads before 9:00 on saturday night. police say the men were armed they took money from the cash registers and the safe before running away. if you think you know who these guys are you're asked to call police as well. >>> donald panel a look wore other this cadet back into the service back in 1981 and the c

friday is free soup day and we start with a little prayer circle at noon. some said let's exclude politicians and i want you to know i spoke up and said publics and lawyers especially need -- politicians and lawers especially need prayers right now. if only chevron would really pay its fair share is what i've heard from other people that claim to be progressive. i know the city isn't set up to tax at that level, but you probably know people who might be able to get that going. then the state wouldn't have such a problem and you wouldn't have to suck it up so much here. just a thought. other tax opportunities. this is a political campaign year. there are going do be tons of money spent on the the media. the city could have a tax on the windfall profit. that might help bridge some of these problem areas and there are probably endless ways to get tourists to cough up more but maybe it would be nice just to be a fun destination without making the tourists may -- pay so very much. then again, do we want all of us in the streets selling street sheets to them? som

joy with no prayer. week's top stories. president putin has rejected calls for military intervention in syria and iterated his view that the un peace plan is the only way to prevent full scale civil war the comments were made this week during his first foreign office recent inauguration meeting of the leaders of germany france and the rooms of the russian new summit in st petersburg. rebels and government forces in syria trade name accusations and really massacre in which at least one hundred eight people including many children died the u.n. investigation to find out who's responsible comes as clashes between syrian government supporters and opponents in neighboring lebanon eight people dead. right. bottom for ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak as he begins a life sentence handed down to his partner and the protesters last year really was closely followed by a massive demonstrations across the country thousands of rioting in a capital cairo angry that he was not to be executed. time running out for julian assange for