of selling the commodity of salvation. it is an odd thing. if that market model, taken to an extreme, has created this sense of being a sovereign consumer, for the church to add momentum to that sense of sovereignty of individuals. again, i am trying to suggest the best services churches can offer is to be properly counter cultural. a presbyterian pastor argued that it is the task of the christian community to give guidance in the living of life and a culture that is relentless in reducing, constricting, and enervating life. robert wilken has argued that at this moment in the churches history it is less urgent to convince the alternative culture in which we live of the truth of christ than it is for the church to tell itself its own story and nurture its own life, a culture of the city of god. what might this mean? i found it interesting i want to -- i want to close with a quote from pope benedictus xvi. he was interviewed in 1995. perhaps the time has come to say farewell to the idea of catholic cultures. maybe we are facing a new and differ

>> the red cross is setting up as is the salvation army, the red cross has two centers in the state that they have set up, one in yazoo city and one in vicksburg, i suspect there will be others particularly around choctaw county where it seems to have been an extremely large amount of damage, what we're seeing here, don, is a lot of damage in nonmetropolitan areas, but areas that have healthy populations. neighborhoods and lots of people who live on this county road or that county road and so you're seeing that a lot of these areas are hard to get to, particularly if you got 100 trees down every mile. and you go to clear them, and that's the case in many places. we have lots of resources that we're going to apply here, and there are tons of volunteers that are just pouring out to help their neighbors. >> one quick question before we let you go, you've got a lot of people who are homeless, without homes, what are you doing for those folks? >> as we say, we have red cross shelters that are set up, i will be very surprised if not tonight in many areas of mississippi you don't have families

john cheever once wrote literature is the salvation of the damned. it has inspired and guided lovers, routed despair and in this case can save the world. literature saved him from an early death in battle but in bailey's vivid portrait it could not save him from his own tormented self. we congratulate blake bailey. [applause] >> i am blake bailey. thanks very much to the book critics circle for this honor and this was in many ways a dream project for me and i had so much help every step of the way. the achiever family was unbelievably supportive for their father, testing and been using. they always spoke of him with a deep affection but also withering objective of the. that is an ideal situation. and a certain getty too. it was wonderful collaborating with them on this. they didn't, except for a few factual quibbles, anyone who reads my book knows it is pretty devastating in places but they just wanted the truth. a wonderful agent, david mccormick who struggled at the time to give me all the support and i have a wonderful editor who i absolutely ador

>> no, i don't. >> laura: i would say that 0% of crifingses in this country believe the path to salvationian yant. >> national day of prayer at the pentagon. why is that about -- >> laura: let me finish. >> okay. >> laura: would lead to you believe that christians would believe that everybody would become christians that's not going to happen in an ideal world that's what christians believe you want to be fisher of men. >> yes. >> laura: why say that franklin graham can't come and give a prayer when they're basically saying he we all need prayers. we can have muslim prayers, jewish prayers, christian prayers. >> actually we can't have that because franklin graham is a person who went one step further. he, on the record, as recently as this week on this very network not only says all people who are muslims need to convert to christianity but he has called the whole religion wicked. he called it evil, he called it violent. does this help? does the pentagon have to give him a place to speak about this which is, in fact, going to make the terrorists say this is a crusade. >> laura: how about

while we all acknowledge and celebrate the social security salvation ,tefra, cobra, there was a series of those, there were other things for which she gets little credit but for which she was directly responsible -- for which he gets little credit but for which he was directly responsible. >> i was going to comment on the dole and moynihan relationship. i can recall during a primary campaign in 1988, presidential campaign, senator moynihan asked senator dole's permission to use his image in one of his campaign commercials in new york, which i thought was a remarkable display of bipartisanship. it illustrates the closeness of their relationship. >> that relationship repeated itself in a situation is similar to the social security situation, although it did not play out as well that social security event occurred because of a conversation on the senate floor between moynihan and dole. during the debate over health reform in 1994, through that period of the clinton reforms, a similar conversation occurred and a note passed between moynihan and dole saying, isn't it time for us to step in

while we all acknowledge and celebrate the social security salvation cobra there was a whole series of those, there are also these other things for which he gets little credit but is directly responsible and had enormous impact on people's lives across this country. that is really something. >> i was just going to comment on the bottle and moynihan of relationship and how close that was. i can recall during the primary campaign of 1988 presidential campaign senator moynihan asked senator dole's permission to use his image and words in one of his campaign commercials of new york which he did which i thought was remarkable display of bipartisanship in the sort of illustrates their of the closest of the relationship. >> that relationship repeated itself in a situation similar to the social security situation of the way didn't play out as well. that social security event ochered because the conversation on the senate floor between moynihan and dole. during the debate over health reform in 1994 through the period of the clinton reform of '93 and '94. a similar conversation occurred and the

kim jong-il as well, even when his depicted in military uniform, he comes across more as salvation armymatron. he looks very feminine, and in photographs he looks like a south korean housewife. [laughter] >> here of course you have him with his expansive breast as well as holders want to lay the face against. [laughter] >> we tend to think that this personality cult is so absurd because it doesn't look like our idea of a general. you say general to an american and we think macarthur and eisenhower. we think people don't look at all like this. but actually this image has an appeal on the people of north korea. just to make sure i'm not reading anything into these pictures. because north korean propaganda is not so. when they want to make a point they come right out and say it. so they do say literally our great mother, general kim jong-il. that's not all they call him of course but they do call him on occasion father leader as well. he's also been referred to as the parent increasing and also his paternal qualities are at the forefront. he is worrying about whether the soldiers are one o

. >> right now, the salvation army and other organizations are helping thousands of people get back ons some encouraging news in the housing market. an upswing. >> we'll talk about what is sparking this surge in home sales and if it is that good for the buyer or the seller. >>> we'll check your morning commute and your forecast. we're back with more of fox 5 news after this. rnndeais, ayse >>> a thick sandstorm is still blinding spots of northwest china. the sand so bad, you can barely make out the streets in this video. there are reports the storm has caused about three deaths and about $80 million in damage so far. >>> a little different story for us here. we have wet conditions that we are dealing with again this morning. some moisture out there again. a few rain showers off to the east and but all of that will clear up. the main thing i want to tell you right now, not the main thing but one of the things i want to tell you is that there is a freeze watch for some of our viewers well out to the west. this is for tonight. it goes into effect tonight through early tomorrow morning. a

then are the only pockets of salvation for the missing miners. >> if everything works right and as precise as they've been, we have a good chance of a miracle there. >> reporter: workers are pumping nitrogen into the area where they believe the missing miners could be. >> that's to ensure we wouldn't be chased out in case the barometer begins to drop. and we have an explosive mixture again. >> reporter: while the rescue mission is underway a more somber mission will be undercaken recovering the bodies of those who are confirmed dead. >> the intent is for the recovery teams to enter the mine in the same time frame and begin removing the bodies from the long wall and areas near the long wall. >> reporter: some families of mining victims are already planning funeral arrangements while others are praying that rescuers will find their missing loved ones. >> this may be the darkest days or darkest weeks in a long time. they may not have a whole lot of hope themselves. if they can't have hope, we have to have hope for them. >> reporter: and at least four funerals are planned for today. and the ce

. >> reporter: he says he found salvation in faith. >> i walked away from a $23 million advance thato get and i said i want to be dangerous and do something i know is right for my daughter, for god, and for me. this is wild. >> it's like the marketplace is so hungry for hope. they're hungry for the truth. here hungry for something that is of substance. >> reporter: christian come temporary music is ready to serve up a banquet. lauren green, fox news in nashville. >>> the news is far from over. the "news edge" at 11:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5's "news edge" at 11:00. >>> we start the edge with a look at radar and a busy night of weather. storms and showers showing up. severe thunderstorms lit up the sky earlier. there was a tornado warning. fox 5's gwen tolbart is here with the news update. what is the very latest? >> reporter: the latest is that our flash flood warning has been cancelled so that is an a improvement over where we've been. let's look at the radar because storms a

hasn't it dawned on you that it's the love and the mercy of god that leads to our repentance and our salvations that we're all going -- the purpose of the holy spirit is to create in us a holy spirit we grow. the purpose of the word of god is to convict us and help us grow, sanctify us. that's all good. but we can't do it to one another like that. >> larry: jennifer, you would say amen to that? >> that's not our role. >> i don't have a problem with that at all. i think that leaves room for a great many sinful people. >> well, we're all sinful people. >> what it gives room for is truth is relative. cain was given parameters. and he chose not to do with that offering what god had laid out. so as much as ted is saying the rules don't really apply. >> they apply. >> i love you and i pray for you and your congregation. >> and i want to -- >> i'm not -- >> larry: jennifer wants to say something. >> i just want to say -- i appreciate both your men's wisdom. you guys in several different ways have been speakers of the truth in a community that has looked to you. i thank you, and i pray for your minist

. >> well, the salvation army has served more than 1,200 meals to storm victims so far, but some peoplehose homes were destroyed still don't know what to do next. >> i ain't found no place yet to go to. >> so you're forced to have to stay here. >> yeah. it left us in bad shape. nowhere to go. >> well, president obama personally called the governor of mississippi to make sure that he had everything that he needed for emergency response for his folks. teams from fema are working with several states to assess the damage. >>> some lawmakers completely lost it during a parliament debate today. look at this. parliament speaker had to hide behind an umbrella because they pelted him with eggs. then a scuffle broke out. somebody even set off a smoke bomb. this is in ukraine where the ruling party allowed russia to keep a naval base until the year 2042, and you can tell some people were not happy. the opposition bitterly opposed it. that's parliament. >>> you know what? your genes may influence whether you become a smoker and they may also influence your ability to quit smoking. three new studies

nature is all about and theologian said our babies are born in sin, evo, depraved have to wait for salvation in the next world with christ. at the dawn of a market economy hour am i and philosophers took on the church world view. that shows what human nature is all about and what is our journey about? you recall the grateful that political philosopher of a mike demint said babies are born as a clean slate buy he had a little opening but there is one predisposition l.e.t. to acquire property without human labor so we can become happy. [laughter] adam smith said babies won't were born to be autonomous agents that will pursue their own material self-interest in their market. that is the destiny and the nature. actually babies are born to seek we should -- pleasure overpaid we're utilitarian better nature. dar when he toured it is of six to reproduce itself is about perpetuation sigmund freud came along and said babies are born with a strong sexual desire them life is about extinguishing the be no. okay. is this who we are after 2000 years? to be evo and awash with seven? are read attached ratio

. >> number three, salvation army. >> and coming up in at number two, a big fundraising convention is going on in baltimore, goodwill. >> and top one on the list, america's largest charity qsh united way. >> all right. what a nice list there. all the ones that i dealt with. i've done stories on all of them at some point or another. >> we had a great show today. what do you think of the girls gone wild weekend? >> girls getaway weekend. >> oh, that's what it was. >> which question -- what was that again? >> girls getaway weekend. >> ah. yeah. >> i think i'll head to the eastern shore and check out the hyatt. >> five gables, my wife and i, when we were first dating she took me there. it was interesting. my first supraexperience. -- spa experience. >> have a good day, >> bob ehrlich tomorrow. [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill, because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone, for just $69.99 a month for six months -- three top-rated services for

every tibetan here believes in buddhism, chanting scriptures and belief in salvation for the dead is very important. if there is no ritual for praying for the afterlife, tibetans would feel very guilty. >> sreenivasan: the monks planned a mass cremation of unclaimed bodies tomorrow. in afghanistan, the u.n. confirmed five of its afghan workers are missing in the north. police in baghlan province said they were kidnapped by taliban insurgents. four german soldiers were killed in that same area yesterday. in neighboring pakistan, a suicide bomber killed eight people at a hospital emergency room in the city of quetta. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's web site. but for now, back to jeff. >> brown: still to come on the newshour: the republican fight for florida's senate seat; and shields and brooks. but first, the volcano spreading trouble around the world. ray suarez begins from london. >> suarez: the icelandic eruption is putting on a show, even out in space. satellite images sho

are we people the other people of the world can look to for earthly salvation? second, immigration. how are we doing with the desperate people who want to come here and work here? are we dealing with them in a just and fair manner using honest rule of law or exploiting the recent most desperate arrivals to gain the cheapest possible source of labor? one, lead the world in dealing with the real prospect of climate change and get serious about renewable energy. two, show how a just and clean government deals with immigration, begin honest documentation, begin fair, open and transparent treatment of people who come here to work and stop the scandal of under the table employment practices and let's call it what it is, the exploitation of the desperate. that's "hardball" for now. "countdown" with keith olbermann starts right now. >>> which of these stories will you be talking about tomorrow? the deluge, kiss the 2012 democratic and republican conventions good-bye, maybe the all-star game. conventions, business trips, seminars, football games, boycotts, protests, john mccain saying he lik

which is spiritual salvation. >> where do you teach?> georgetown university. >> ariel glucklich, "dying for heaven: holy pleasure and suicide bombers - why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous." >> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals over the next few months.

publishers but i think in terms of newspapers, it's such a brilliant experience it's not going to be the salvation. >> rose: but people like conde nast and "new york times" and "the wall street journal," i mean they are trumpet -- trumpetting the fact that their app is the greatest thing for the ipad ever. >> yeah. >> "the new york times" which i think was put together in a hurry, like everybody else because we do not get much notice, it's fantastically retro. so it looks like a page. you can't link to anything. you can't do anything with it. you can't copy it or cut it or paste it, it's just a page. now some people look to that, one of my daughters looked to that. and said that's just brilliant. so it may be-- . >> rose: why did she say that. >> because it just, it looks, the experience of looking at text on paper as it were, is a good one it looks like reading a paper. and some people hanker for those days. so it may be -- >> your daughter does. >> weirdly enough. >> must be her dna. >> it may be that something, "the new york times" has hit on something rather clever which is to offer a rather r

that barack obama was a fraud as a candidate and is a horrible president and sarah palin is our salvation. i think that part of what we tried to do in writing "game change" was to rise above what has become the dominant feature of our political discourse, which is a lot political books cable televisiotelevision and the web is to say i have a point of view about the world cup i hate the democrats or hate the republicans and everything i say or write is going to be geared towards reinforcing that point in trying to spread it. we simply want to write a book the real story of what happened in this incredibly exciting campaign with bigger than life characters. and not make it a partisan book. again, as i said before, we've had very positive feedback that we are heartened by by people on the left and right have said to us i may disagree with barack obama's policies but i was glad to read how he really expect the campaign, get insight to what he is really like. the same with sarah palin, and that is the kind of book we set out to right. we didn't write it for the reason i'm about to say, the pot

so we had the salvation army, read cross. we had catholic charities, the excellent professionals from the southern baptist community. everyone came here. they provided meals, assistance, any time anyone asked for something, they would give it to them. they would say, do not ask for batteries because they will bring you a truckload. just ask for three. i remember somebody showed me a dollar bill asking me what this is. i said, i am in politics, i recognize money. he said, this is not just any dollar. this is an oklahoma dollar. this is the same dollar that i brought here and i am leaving with the same one. what an incredible community oklahoma is. [applause] lastly, it is the spirituality of our people. yesterday, we celebrated the lives that were lost near here at the first christian church, where the families were first taken th. the methodist church to my right is where those who were covered were taken. this was our commitment from minute one. that is what all of us are so closely stitched together, in brotherhood and hope

congratulated the saarc on its 25th anniversary this year, and we-- he welcomed their vision for greater salvationregional cooperation yesterday on the fringes of these meetings. he met with sri lankan president and multi-vm president not sheep also richard holbrooke is traveling this week. he is in germany for meetings that are part of our regular consultations with partners and allies. he met today with german national foreign-policy and security adviser, the german s. rep michael steiner and german state minister, warner hoyer in addition to his counterpart from italy. our team, our interagency team has arrived in moscow. it is a seven-member delegation including representatives from the state department and u.s. citizenship and immigration services, also are consular affairs section, european affairs and the legal adviser's office and look forward to meetings tomorrow on friday in moscow. with that, i will take your questions. >> on the families of the hikers, you said that she's going to review with them all that they are doing to secure their release? apart from asking the swiss to check in

first of all, the chewing gum itself increases the salvation which cures the dry mouth which contributesn the gum. make sure it's a sugarless gum with cinnamon. the cinnamon acts on the bacteria that causes bad breath. now, you're going to do all the other things. this is just a little tip in addition to all the other ways of keeping your breath clean. chew some sugarless cinnamon gum in the morning. >> doc, we've got another one. >> we have our own healthy monday tip. these things. >> who didn't bring theirs? anyway, moving on, doc, great to see you. >> as always. >>> he's got so many tips every sunday here and you can send your questions to dr. rosenfeld. e-mail him. the address is housecall@foxnews.com. you know he reads them all. he even answers some of them from home. >> i just want to add one thing. >> yeah, doc. >> i cannot make a diagnosis or take the responsibility of treating a particular condition in a particular patient. i can try to answer general questions, but i cannot answer your questions about your card gram and your blood pressure. i can't do that. >> all right. if you

think barack obama was a fraud as a candidate and is a horrible president and sarah palin is our salvation. i think part of what we tried to do in writing "game change" was to rise above what has become the dominant feature of our political discourse which is again in a lot of political books and cable television and the web is to say, i have a point of view about the world. i hate the democrats or i hate the republicans and everything i say or write is going to be geared towards re-enforcing that point in trying to spread it. we said we want to write a book with the real story of what happened in this incredibly exciting campaign with bigger than life characters. and not make it a partisan book. and again, as i said before, we've had very positive feedback that we're heartened by people on the left and the right who said to us, i may disagree with, you know, barack obama's policies but i was -- i was glad to be able to read how he really experienced the campaign. get insight what he's really like. same with sarah palin. and that's the kind of book we set out to write. we didn't write it f

so while we all acknowledge and celebrate the social security salvation, tefra, defra, obra, cobra, there was a whole series of those, there was other things in which he gets get little credit but which he is directly responsible which has had an enormous impact onacross this c is really something. >> i was just going to comment on the dole and moynihan relationship is illustrative of how close that was. i can recall during the primary campaign in 1988, presidential campaign, senator moynihan asked senator dole's permission to use his image and words in one of his campaign commercials in new york, which he did. which i thought was remarkable. a display of bipartisanship and illustrates their closeness in that relationship rob is referring to. >> that relationship repeated a situation similar to the social security situation although didn't play out as well. that social security event occurred because of a conversation on the senate floor between moynihan and dole. during the debate over health reform in 1994 through that period of the sort of clinton reforms, '93, '94. a similar conversat

the foundation of our problems, and the foundation of our salvation. [applause] >> thank you.et's do that with our to political candidates for a moment. from the left side of the aisle, as they say, but right into the black community, what can be done in your district, what needs to be done to give access to make it work? we can't solve all, let's start this off. >> he covered pretty much all of the broad strokes of the issues and i agree a lot with what he said. but bringing it back home, let's start with the national question of health care reform. first of all, it is the one issue that touches everybody, i don't care what color you are, what political affiliation you have, you are going to get sick at some point and health care system in this country is out of whack because it's too expensive whether have good health care coverage or not. you just don't see it because your health care coverage provides for that. when you are poor, when you don't have access to quality health care and insurance, you end of going to the emergency room for simple things that we all take for gr

there are those who think barack obama is a horrible precedent and that sarah palin is the salvation.e'll try to rise above it dominant feature of political discourse, and to say i have a point of view about the world and i hit the democrats or eight republicans and anything i -- i hate to the democrats or hate republicans and anything i say or write will reinforce that. we wanted to write about this incredibly exciting campaign with bigger-than-life characters and not make a partisan book. as i've said before, we have had a very positive feedback from the left and right, people saying to us, "i may disagree with barack obama's policies, but i was glad to read how he really experienced the campaign and get inside what is real life was really like." same with sarah palin. that is the kind of book we set out to write will n -- set out to right. i hope it has the potential benefit -- the country has become too partisan and it is not good for politics or the future of the country. we hope that people think about politics and a different way, or about the drama and -- more about the trauma

check one of the two rescue chambers which are now the only pockets of satisfactoriliation fo-- salvationescue chamber they checked came up empty. the goal is checking on the one last rescue chamber. as you you know, we have been talkintalking about it includes, oxygen and food and water for 96 hours. workers are working up against the clock and oxygen running out as well is dangerous conditions inside of the mine. >> let's talk about the fire. there were signs of a fire which is why they had to pull back. what exactly happened ro. >> reporter:.>> reporter: theys they got deep into the fire there was smoke. any kind of smoke or fire is very dangerous talking about the toxic gases. very deadly combination, actually, so now the strategy is this. they want to drill down a hole. try to ventilate the mine even further but drill down the hole next to the one rescue chamber that ha hasn't been checked. rescue workers want to drop a camera and see if the came chamr was deployed. it opens up the airtight area. if in fact, people go into that chamber, they would know from looking at the outside. th

this is surveillance from a salvation army showing the power of the tremor. let's go live to l.a.here did the quake have the most impact, because it was so far reaching? >> yeah. it really was far reaching. in this situation, it is very fluid. a lot of the numbers are changing as crews are out once daylight will come up and they'll be able to get a look at the damage and get a better feel for what exactly happened. the epicenter was inside mexico, about 19 miles south of mexacali. and a town that sits along the u.s.-mexico border, 120 miles east of san diego. a lot of damage done in mexicali and another city. a lot of products fallen off with the jolted store, bricks have fallen out of buildings and a number of shop windows broken out. so again, the damage still very early on. all of the assessments are coming in. two deaths have been reported inside mexico. but the good news to report this morning is no major injuries and no major damage on the u.s. side. gretchen. >> gretchen: it's interesting, my husband was flying to california laos night. his flight diverted, far reaching imp

americans who see it this way but there's millions of who think that barack obama was a fraud and salvationand part of a preacher right to do in writing "game change" is to rise above what has become a feature of the political discourse which is again a lot of political books and cable television and the web is to say i have a point of view about the world i hate the democrats or the republicans and everything i say or write is going to be geared towards reinforcing that point and trying to spread. we said we wanted to write a story what happened in this exciting campaign with bigger than life characters and not make it a partisan book and again as i said before, we have had positive feedback we were heartened by from people on the left and right who said to us i may disagree with barack obama's policies but i was glad to be able to read how he experienced the campaign and get inside what he's like an sarah palin. we didn't write it for the reason i'm about to see as a potential benefit but i hope it has the benefit which is we do both think that our country's discourse has become too parti

we spend here on acquisition, better targeted to help those small firms is part of their future salvation. i think this bill overall represents a tremendous opportunity for the taxpayer. this program specifically represents an opportunity for u.s. taxpayers and u.s. manufacturers alike. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. andrews: i urge a yes vote on the amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from connecticut. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 8 printed in house report 111-467. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. quigley: mr. chair, amendment at the desk. -- i have an amendment at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 8 printed in house report