psalms 46, the first seven verses. you will find these words recorded in the king james version of the bible, psalms 46. god is our refuge and strength. our present help in trouble. therefore will not we fear tho the earth be removed and the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea, tho the waters there uproar and be troubled the mountains shake with the swelling thereon. there is a river that screams shall make glad the city of god. the holy place of the tabernacles of the most high. god is in the midst of her. she shall not be moved. god shall help her. and that healing rage and the kingdoms removed. he uttered up his voice and earth melt. the lord of hosts is with us. the god of jacob is our refuge. let us pray. our father and our god, thank you for blessing the spiritual food for which we are now about to eat, in the name of jesus we pray and the people of god shall say amen. >> amen! >> god is our refuge. every now and then you and i must realize that we have had some difficult days. and some of us have been

psalm 46 the first seven verses. you will find these words recorded in king james version of the bible. psalm 46. god is our refuge and strength. a present help in trouble. therefore, though the earth be we moved and the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea, though the waters be troubled more the mountains shake with the swelling thereof, there is a river that shall be made the city of god the holy place of the tabernacle. god is in the midst of hurt she shall not be moved. god shall help her. and the kingsdoms were moved and he used his voice and the earth melt. the lord of host is with us. the god of jacob is our refuge. let us pray. our father and our god, thank you for blessing the spiritual food for which we are now about to eat in the name of jesus we pray and the people of god shall say amen. god is our refuge. every now and then you and i must realize that we've had some difficulties and some of us have been in one kind of trouble or another. when we were young we would run to our parents when we go

can hinder the prospect of the parental generation but it does not affect the second generation and psalms because they speak english gin generally speak both. >> what is the size of the population? you talk about 25% by population lies? across the u.s.? >> i don't have that number of hand but there are over 5 million mexican americans in a los angeles and self. it is an interesting population because it is multi generational with in the the majority of mexican americans are native born. we think of them to be immigrants. >> to they tend to cluster with living habits? >> we see that there has ben traditional areas where mexican americans have lived like flossie angeles common chicago, texas as the typical stays but we have seen a dispersal of the last decade of mexican-americans and latinos in particular moving for greater economic opportunities so you doozies cities it was part rarely black and white with race and ethnicity that have had tremendous growth isn't just we have talked about some of these statistics. what does all of this been that we have talked about? >> on a human level, it

closing our broadcast now we turn to an expression of eternal praise in a paraphrase of psalm 117, "frome thy mercies, lord; ♪ ♪ eternal truths attend thy word. ♪ ♪ thy praise shall sound from shore to shore, ♪ ♪ till suns shall rise and set no more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thy praise shall sound from shore to shore, ♪ ♪ till suns shall rise and set no more. ♪ ♪ a-men! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> again we leave you from within the shadows of the everlasting hills. may peace be with you . . . this day and always. ♪ god be with you till we meet again; ♪ ♪ by his counsels guide uphold you; ♪ ♪ with his sheep securely fold you. ♪ ♪ god be with you till we meet again. ♪ closed captioning by the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints comments to: deaf@ldschurch.org

, psalm 46.sident in health intro. may the mountains be moved and carried into the midst of the sea, though the waters are troublefold, there is a river that screams that we shall make the city of god the holy place of the tabernacles. god is in the midst of her. she shall not be moved. god shall help her. the heathen raged and the kingdoms were moved. the heaven lifted their voice and the earth melted. the lord is with us. the god of jacob is our refuge. let us pray. our father and our god, thank you for blessing the spiritual food for which we are now about to eat. in the name of jesus we pray. and the people of god shall say amen. god is our refuge. every now and then you and i must realize that we've had some difficult days. and some of us have been in one kind of trouble or another. when we were young, we would run to our parents when we got in trouble. and when we got a little older, we began to confide in our friends, our spouses, and other co-workers. when we got in trouble sometimes, we

bundled that greece into a one-month psalm at the end of the month -- they are the first country to do that since the 80's and the only other country to do that in zambia. that is a big deal. joe: there was always the possibility this would happen, but now it is official. of course, the huge shock surprise story had to do the imf, not about greece, at nine 30 a.m., the imf in a way told the fed what to do. let's share what christine lagarde at the imf had to say. lagarde: we think that there is a case per waiting to raise rates until there are more tangible signs of wage or price inflation than are currently evidence. believetherrd words, we that a rate hike would be better off in early 2016. joe: everyone was really surprised by this comment and i cannot believe the imf is telling the fed what to do. i did not find it that ridiculous. the fed has told the ecb what to do. they have told the ecb they should do qe. the fed has advised the bank of japan. they are always telling smaller countries what to do with their economies. we should get over it. they listen though? does janet yellen

. >> reporter: a day in the life of californian, michael psalm, a terminally ill cancer patient. >> it'sstant pain. pounding headaches. non-stop nausea. constantly nauseated, and when i'm not, i have pain in my stomach. >> reporter: do you cry? >> yes, it gets so severe that i do cry. >> reporter: michael wakes up hoping that the state and then a doctor will legally help him end his life. >> love life and i want to live. this is the happiest i have been in my entire life and now they tell me i'm going to die, and to that -- i say, have a death sentence so why not just end it early? >> reporter: some legislators in california are asking the very same question in the form of state senate bill 128. >> it's legislation that would allow patients to request a lethal dose of medication that a doctor would prescribe. >> reporter: this man sees both sides of the issue as compelling. >> for this legislation to go through and for doctors to practice physician-assisted suicide or aid in dying, they would either have to go against the hippocratic oath which would be to go against their public commitm

. >> rabbi shawn zebett sang psalm 3 hebrew which translates even though i walk why the darkest valleyi will fear no evil. manyy thought it was act of terror. >> he must be sick to come into a church and sit down and say to someone i'm going to let you live so you can tell the story he's sick. >> we're touched by this. i mean it's devastating. >> basically historian this makes me sad we're here six years later and still fighting the same fights for social justice. >> finally one minister told those gather the time for rhetoric is over and time to act is now. it's to bring determination and peace in the wicked world. >> and in the eent reverend mark tyler said he was move with all the people reaching out from all faiths saying if you heard we all hurt this is philadelphia, if any part of the city hurts we all hurt what can we do to help. live out the ame church in society hill dann cuellar "channel 6 action news." >> prayers for piece echoed through the bethlehem ame church in wilmington tonight. more than 100 people showed up for tonight's memorial vij ail. ref rapped dr. silvernman ve

it's the 23 psalm. >> reporter: eunice coakley and blondelle gadsden say they'll be there in the same sanctuary where their sister myra thompson was killed as she led last week's bible study. how do you go back there? >> i knew all of them personally. this is what i have to do. >> i will go because i have no fear because i know god's in his holy temple. >> reporter: malcolm graham's sister cynthia heard was another victim. he said the families have bonded in the last seven days. >> the charleston nine is as one and so we're working together and comforting one another and trying to be there for each other. >> reporter: how are you holding up? >> well, through faith. >> reporter: reverend goff says the lesson at bible study tonight will focus on community. >> love your neighbor as you love yourself. do unto others as you would have them to do unto you. these are the tenets that many of us have grown up, and that's what you see in charleston. >> reporter: and reverend goff allowed us inside the sanctuary where the shootings happened without our cameras. there were flowers at the altar a

but god affirms boldly in the 119th psalm, may your unfailing love be my comfort.are truly covered in our times of need always by your love, by your reminders of grace and mercy, by the reality of your constant present with us, and by your gift of hope for the future. as we gather here in this arena and charleston today with hearts still roost and hurting by the horrific events of wednesday night a week ago, we note that we absolutely must turn to you, that you, dear god, are our source of consolation. those we have lost are gone from a sadly, but their lives will not have ended in vain overlord, we will not allow that to happen. we will ever strive to remember each of these persons to hold their own loved ones and our hearts, and to mention them in our prayers, and to ask again and again that you will provide the comfort to their family members and friends the comfort that only you can provide you may we, as your servants by your grace move forward and be stronger than ever. the late senator pinckney, loving father inspiring and hard-working member of our state se

i started to chant the 22nd psalm. "oh, god, my god, why hast thou forsaken us?" the beating finally stopped when my father was motionless except for his lips. i saw that he was trying to say something. and i came close, and then i heard he was reciting the declaration of faith of the jew to god. "hear, o israel, the lord our god, the lord is one." then he became very silent. he didn't speak no more. he didn't move no more. we went, my brother and i went off to the salt mine. the first time in my life i lost faith in god. i was born in an orthodox family. my father was a wonderful, wonderful human being, very pious jew. he would not harm a soul. in fact, in the concentration camp, he kept people alive. really alive. lots of them went and touched his barbed wired to end. he could not stand it any longer. and he used to say "no, no you'll see. like god sent moses to get the children of israel out of egypt, out of bondage, you'll see he will send somebody to treat us and in fact to take us back to our homeland, israel." it was like he foresaw that. like it was a pred

more than 70 people were killed, psalm reports. they have been waiting for justice for over three years and they are angry at the select. these are the relatives of some of the people killed in 2012, some accused the judiciary of trying to cover up state punishment, who took part in the revolution. we were told his since arrest, the head of security has not spent an hour inside a cell. he appears in his adidas shirt and nike shoes and enters the court in front of us. >> today the police have only a few more months to go until they are released they are the one whose abandoned the stadium and didn't make a barrier. when we went to get the bodies of our children, we saw the army was securing the area. they should be secured this area. not the previous or even next. >> 70 fans were killed and over 1,000 were injured at the stadium a riot began during a match between traditional rivals. most happened in a stampede when thousands tried to leigh. and now they are being criticized for sparing those that were meant to protect them. and acc

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because, as the psalm was saying, it's life ever more. and i've heard the theologian from tharls ton talk about the continuum of life, eternity. we will look at eternity, past, present and future, at another day. today is not the day. i do appreciate the opportunity to convey my heart, express love for our departed brother, give you a basis of where my heart is as the debate goes forward.

also, this psalm source telling me tonight that joyce mitchell did have a sexual relationship. not just a friendship with richard. one of the escapees. he is the escapeee who is a very violent man. he killed and dismembered his neighbor. it's unclear, anderson, how long that sexual relationship is going on or how they were able to carry it out in the prison. all of this is coming from joyce mitchell herself ultimately. the flaw in all this is if she is incorrect whether this may be sort of their plan b as one of our guests in the last hour suggested that maybe there was another plan that these two had and that they just kind of gave her a lot of information that she might end up giving authorities. >> right. there's a lot of questions about were they really relying on her? were they setting her up? did they want to go as somebody else? would they really have taken her along with them? maybe there was a plan to kill her. they're all trying to figure that out right now. all the investigators are hard at work on that. they're talking to a lot of people as we told you. they're talk

we reflect, lord upon what the psalmist declares in the 130th psalm, that out of the depths i cry to o, lord, order,lord, hear my voice and how deeply in the depths we feel ourselves to be this morning the very shocking and unsettling and almost unspeakable tragedy has devastated us all. for one of our own has been killed along with others in that faith community on the coast, and our hearts go out not only to senator pinckney's family to the community he served and to our grieving state, but to all around this country who are also trying to process what has happened again. hold us all tightly lord in your loving arms during these hours and days while we strive to make sense of that which at the core is absolutely senseless, o, lord. bestow hope and mercy, keep us focused on honoring you as the senator did, be with all of those this charleston who have losted loved ones and bless this body all of the senators and the staff, guiding them o, lord leading all of us through these challenges times in which we live. in your comforting and loving name do we pray all of this yet again, dear

amy: bree newsome recited psalm 27 and the lord's prayer as she brought the flag down.she reached the ground, she was arrested, along with james tyson, who had stood at the bottom of the pole to spot her as she climbed. news station wis spoke to bree newsome as she was led away in handcuffs. she told them -- "every day that flag stays up there is an endorsement of hate." >> why did you do that? >> because it was the right thing to do and it was time for some of the to step up. we have to bury hate. it is been too long. it is killing us. it is not right. >> why not wait until lawmakers vote to take it down? >> what is there to vote on? there's doing the right thing and the wrong thing. it is time for people to have courage. we have to step up in love, nonviolence. we have to do the right thing or else it will not stop. every day that flag remains is an endorsement of hate. i was very afraid, but then i wasn't afraid anymore. the lord calls us all to do different things. this is what he called me to do. >> what is your name? >> bree newsome. amy: that was bree newsome bei

psalms 46. god is our refuge and strength. a very present help in trouble. very much on point.t was very poignant today. and you have been a member of this church your entire life. your mother was a member of this church your grandmother, and, you know the emanuel ame church family has been through a lot over the years. your church family has been through a lot over the years. how do you see this bringing you altogether unlike other situations. >> well this i just looked around after church after i came outside and saw all the people of all races, of all religions, i just hope that we will continue to keep together and care for each other, get along with each other and even throughout america, throughout the world and just let there be peace on earth. but hearts will have to change the thinking will have to change and all of this evil thoughts will have to go away. >> miss felicia breeland thank you so much for being with us and of course our hopes and prayers really across the country, we've seen that are all the same. >> thank you. >> all right. we now know that the murdered

the psalmist o god affirms boldly in the 119th psalm, may your unfailing love be my comfort.ed in our times of need always by your love. by your reminders of grace and mercy, by the reality of your constant presence with us, and by your gift of hope for the future. as we gather here in this arena in charleston today with hearts still bruised and hurting by the horrific events of wednesday night a week ago at mother emmanuel church, we know we must turn to you, that you, dear god are our source of consolation. those we have lost, are gone from us, sadly. but their lives will not have ended in vain, o lord. we will not allow that to happen. we will ever strive to remember each of these persons to hold their own loved ones in our hearts and to mention them in our prayers and to ask again and again that you will provide to their family members and friends the comfort and the ease which only you, lord, can grant. we have all lost so very much because of these deaths. may we as your servants by your grace move forward and be stronger than ever. the late senator pinkney, himself, lo

one last thing i would like to say there is a psalm we sing in our church that starts out the battle done, that is the way we feel today. we have overcome today we are equal. we have earned equal rights to marriage and the freedom to marry for all kentuckians from all americans and i'd that's a it feels very good. thank you very much. [applauding] >> director of the aclu. >> i, everybody. i everybody. director of the lg bt project at the aclu. this morning the supreme court welcomed same-sex couples into the american family recognizing we make the commitment expect the love and the the protections that the core of marriage. that makes today a watershed moment in the movement for lg bt equality at least as far back as 1967. a couple filed the first lawsuit in the country seeking the freedom to marry the aclu is proud and honored to have represented jack baker and michael mcconnell just as we represent jim, rick, and michael and many of the other plaintiffs today. .. more fair, more free, more equal equal, in short more american today and for that we are enormously grateful. thank you.

psalm 50, verse three, he would not the silent. we must have the courage to carry god's message as clem did. he went out praising the lord ministering to the lost soul who is there. we must continue to nurse the souls of our future. generations with fruit and drive out -- i know that his voice was heard in that courtroom last week, he spoke of forgiveness, it can can use -- continues to resonate through his children congregation, through me, to you. in closing, i say speak up. his voice can be heard speaking of the injustices that we swallow in silence. we must keep talking, we must do it for the senator for cynthia heard, for myra thompson, for fo glance -- ethe lancel, for the victims i'children. his voice will be heard. i am a glad that you heard his voice. i appreciate the activity that is going on today. his spirit has been in each of us as we move forward to pass a budget without discussion, after all the work is done, it has been discussed and worked on and we came together and passed a resolution. i know that the senator fr

she's singing a psalm. the congregation is responding.om the gospel of john, the story of the raising of lazarus, very common of funerals because it talks about jesus. and then we'll move into the liturgy of the eucharist. >> let's go back live inside the church now. >> a reading from the second letter of st. paul to the corinithians. brothers and sisters. we know that if our earthly dwelling, a tent, should be destroyed, we have a building from god. a dwelling not made with hands. eternal in heaven. we are always courageous although we know that while we are at home in the body we are away from the lord. for we walk by faith not by sight. yet we are courageous. the word of the lord. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the lord be with you. a reading from the holy gospel according to. now when jesus came to bethany, he found that lazarus had already been in the tomb four days. bethany was near jerusalem, about two miles off, and many of the jews had come to martha and mary to console them concerning their brother. when martha heard that jesus was coming she we

thought the car was going to pull over to the right and then heard this large boom which sounded like a psalm and the cars -- i saw the clouds flying up on the sidewalk. debris flying everywhere. >> it happened across from justice. the driver barreled into three parked yet unoccupied star. one which the city suv accept flying. >> the busy was closed. we've checked the interior and there was nobody inside the business is closed at this time. >> taken to san francisco general hospital, treated for minor injuries. >> it's very possible that his level of intoxication will be tested but that's too early to say right now. >> i thought he was being chased because of the rate of speed he was coming off the freeway and the fact that he was out the control. >> in san francisco, kron4 news. >> other big news for you this morning a child who police say was abducted by his mother has been found safe this morning. chris tee in a rodriguez abducted 18-month-old gonzalez from the 1800 block avenue saturday average. rodriguez was there for a planned parental visit. she's been arrested and could face child end

. ♪ >> we read in the sacred psalms even were i to talk in a ravine as dark as death, i should fear noger for you are at my side. your staff and your crook are there to soothe me. let us pray. all powerful ever living lord of all may you guide this time this gathering as we remain mindful of the cost paid for our liberty. we gather here in gratitude for the men we recognize today, for their courage their faithfulness, and their selfless service. may the lives of sergeants henry johnson and william shemin remind us the soldier's heart, the soldier's spirit, and the soldier's soul are everything. keep us mindful always of these men, of their acts of valor, their witness to the indomitable human capacity for good even in the face of the most inhuman conditions of the battlefield. may these soldiers, their acts of heroism continue to form the fabric of our nation's unyielding devotion to protect the dignity of all humanity, of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. let us take to heart these words once spoken after battle, that it is for us the living, to be dedicated here to the unf

the organization believes out of psalm 139 and the advocate principles we should value life in the moment of conception but that is considered -- the third admission brought a lawsuit against the irs. this organization brought a lawsuit. let me tell you what happened. the irs settled. and they tell you it happened. the irs set up a lawsuit. i sent a letter to the irs late last year looking for a copy of the settlement. i wanted to do with the iris wanted to know what the iris agree to to dismiss the lawsuit make it go away. i know this will shock you but i haven't heard from the irs yet. let me say to you it is exemplary of what an issue . government uses its power to stand unapologetically unequivocally to protect it for the future. [applause] that it's not just a reimagining of first amendment rights this administration is about. it's not just religious liberty. it is not just the administration looks at right that the freedom of exercise. there is a check on rule of law. rule of law is a special thing. it allows businesses and individuals to know what's expected of them. it allows them

my goodness, we know all about king david who wrote the book of psalms. we know even about his origin and where he came from. in the end of the book of ruth. his great grandmother. it's extraordinary the stories. there is far more information in the old testament on sex than there is on the sacraficial rights in leviticus. there is far more information in the old testament on money than there is about the kosher dietary laws. and all of that comes to a head in the very opening scenario, the garden of eden, where we find a very gration and happy god -- gracious and happy god who completes everything with the statement, "and god saw that it was good." everything. even france. [laughter] for the first time, we hear, it is not good. what is not good? it is not good for man to be alone. now this is far more than merely a prescription of adam's matrimonial prospects. not good to be alone means bachelors alone are a danger for society. whether it is a unabomer or this week in -- this week bachelors are bad for society. god says, we have a solution to make this p

the sum of god affirms boldly and a 119th psalm, may your unfailing love be my comfort.we are comforted in our times of need by your love. the euro reminders of grace, mercy, by the reality of your constant presence with us, and your hope for the future. as we gather in this arena in charleston with hearts still bruised and hurting by the horrific events a week ago at mother and manual -- at mother zr,smir -- at mother zr,smir; church. those that we have lost, they are gone from us. sadly. their lives will not have ended in vain. we will not allow that to happen. we will ever strive to remember each of these persons, to hold their own loved ones and our hearts, and to mention them in our prayers. to ask again and again that you provide to their family and friends the comfort and use which only you lord, can grant. we have all lost so much because of these deaths. may we, as your servants, by your grace, move forward and be stronger than ever. the late senator clementa pinckney late father, husband dedicated church member, hard-working member of the state senate, he touch

the organization believes out of psalm 139 and the advocate principles we should value life in the momentof conception but that is considered -- the third admission brought a lawsuit against the irs. and they tell you it happened. the irs set up a lawsuit. i sent a letter to the irs late last year looking for a copy of the settlement. i wanted to do with the iris wanted to know what the iris agree to to dismiss the lawsuit make it go away. i know this will shock you but i haven't heard from the irs yet. let me say to you it is exemplary of what an issue government uses its power to stand unapologetically unequivocally to protect it for the future. [applause] that it's not just a reimagining of first amendment rights this administration is about. it's not just religious liberty. it is not just the administration looks at right that the freedom of exercise. rule of law is a special thing. it allows businesses and individuals to know what's expected of them. it allows them to know that they can plan and allocate resources and higher personnel and deploy capital. an administration takes this

you can go to psalm, you can go to china you can go to russia but you can't go to cuba because there's a lot of feuding going on in florida. in fact, florida's going to benefit from this because where are the airports that these scheduled airplanes will leave from, they're tampa they're miami, businesses in your state. so if you want to give american jobs to americans and you want commerce to occur and you don't want to continue the censorship of cuba, then vote for this amendment. the chair: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. price: happy to yield to the gentlelady from california. the chair: the gentlelady from california. ms. lee: thank you. couple of points i'd like to make. first of all confiscated property 50 years-plus ago should be part of negotiations in terms of bilateral discussions as it goes to normalizing relations with cuba. what's in this bill right now is what we've indicated and which is why we offer this amendment. this bill prohibits americans from traveling to cuba and it eliminates jobs in america and it eliminates economic growth through our mar