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all of these emphasize salvation through sacrifice. abraham, for instance, is preparing to sacrifice his son isaac, as god commanded him. he looks up at the angel who orders him to substitute the ram. both the north and south transept portals belong to the new cathedral, built after the 1194 fire. the south side followed shortly after the north, so the samchanges we saw there are now even more advanced. here, for instance is the warrior saint theodore. with a weight borne on one foot like the classical contrapposto pose he's liberated from the architectural framework. in contrast to the other biblical figures, for the first time he is dressed and armed as a contemporary 13th-century crusader. the human form and its natural depiction, now sanctioned by the church released the creative energies of the gothic sculptor. soon a variety of individualized figures blossomed on cathedrals not only in france but all over europe. the great age of gothic cathedrals was an unparalleled time of expansiveness in european society, but in saying that w

recalling salvation history over time, going back to the hebrew scripture. and the new testament. and then leading into the celebration of the resurrection. and it is one of the most traditional times of the year to baptize as well. >> so you say salvation history. if we are not exactly remembering what that is, can you encapsulate that for us? >> how much time do we have? >> [ laughter ] >> very often christians ask one another or ask people on on the street, are you saved? and very different interpretations of it. salvation history in a nutshell, how over and over again, over time, how god has saved god's people. >> and so that is tying the old testament to the new testament together. as sort of one unit, in god coming to save. the word save, also meaning to heal. but for most christians, we began to date easter, as not a singular event, but you go back x amount of time in the church calendar. helped to remind us what we are doing there in this easter celebration. where does it start? >> again, there are many different beginnings and different starting places on the church calen

things that belong onto the peace their hid from your eyes because you know not the time of the salvation the time daniel 9 said it was 4 hundred and 8 seven years >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the peanut butt members of the wishing to speak >> i'm jackie i survived a meeting to speak on behalf of the seniors and disabled people being able to receiveful fee muni rides. it was worth having once again suffered from having to sit so long. i i'm here to remind you that the most vulnerable population in san francisco are those who have been put in so-called supportive housing we don't have the appropriate eviction protection i want to thank supervisor farrell for having the hearings about the expiring of the 10 year plan to end chronicic homelessness. but this having the eviction protection is really important because once again i imagined to find the board last monitored i said to them like i am saying to you it's interesting to take people if homeownersness and make them homeless again, because we don't have the proper protection i'm hoping you'll make sure that what

at the local level, garland was engaged and active member of the salvation army. while wilson resident, he served as chairman of the salvation army board of directors for several years and served on the board in raleigh when he moved back to raleigh in 1996. his time spent volunteering for the salvation army was so meaningful that in 2012 he was honored with one of the -- their highest honors, the william booth award, named for the army's founder, the award is given to those who have made an international impact, the betterment of humanity. garland's faith guided him each and every day to follow christ's example and help those around the world who is in need. he dedicated his 94 years to making a mark here, nationally and internationally and enriching the lives all he met and all those across the world who was impacted by his work. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: madam speaker, thank you very much. last week at a hearing

then, finally, the drama of salvation is resolved as the ascending christ looks down in love and takesis leave of his apostles. looking over the rooftops and domes of the city, we can try to take an overview of that extraordinary period of artistic outpouring. it was a city whose population never reached 100,000, continually riven by faction and strife, and yet which produced some of the greatest figures in the history of western culture, from giotto and dante, to michelangelo and leonardo. it was a florentine, amerigo vespucci, with florentine maps and instruments, who named the continent discovered by columbus. the founder of modern science, galileo, worked in florence. it is the freshness of their thought, their modernity, which impresses us today. but there is another side to the story. civilized human life depends not only on modernity, but on a healthy assimilation of the past, both critical and imaginative. the middle ages had proved incapable of doing that, but here, in the florentine renaissance, we can see the reintegration of the classical world view into modern life-- not m

we welcome salvation year i'm going to show. it also is backtracking put you on monday the seventh of april get the visas manifesto as in the us jet and actions begin the odds of getting the ball broke to lead the case. until we stop the thought of what is so not in commercial boats. be enough for all the details on monday began its the space of general elections within the top ten are now more than seventy percent of the seven point six million boat the sealed the fate of six constituencies. the speaking off the ninth the special bullets he was able to do jenny nixon scored goals to include least not in your thesis and then to put on monday. these myths the fifty one candidates in the sand and thirteen candidates into the fight to succeed. cts security duties man goes on to the trusted not to instill a piece would make scenes as well just queued up outside the wooden hoops in capitan of it for now. to put on hats in the last witness for the black looks intelligence and threats against candidates to lead the team outfits. and in

we have striven for your salvation to the verge of sinning ourselves. we have opened the door to you again and again, and you have shut it in our faces and in the face of god. dare you pretend, after what you have said that you are in a state of grace? if i am not, may god bring me to it, if i am, may god keep me in it. that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of heresy, and no sooner do we come to the root of the matter then we are thrown back by idiots who understand nothing but horses. gentlemen, gentlemen, in clinging to these small issues you are the maid's best advocates. i am not surprised his lordship has lost patience with you. what does the promoter say? does he press these trumpery matters? i am bound by my office to press everything, but i share the impatience of his lordship as to these minor charges. only, with great respect, i must emphasize the gravity of two very horrible and blasphemous crimes whic

through your faith, god's power will guard you until the salvation which has been prepared is revealeds of trials. so that when jesus christ is revealed, your faith will have been tested and proved like gold. only it is more precious than gold, which is corruptible even though it bears testing by fire. and then you will have praise and glory and honor. you did not see him, yet you love him. and still without seeing him, you are already filled with a joy so glorious that it cannot be described. because you believe and you are sure of the end to which your faith looks forward. that is the salvation of your souls. >> and now before we hear the gospel sung in latin and greek, since this is the second sunday of easter, define mercy sunday, we listen to the sequence. >> you are listening to some of the commentary, we should note, from vatican radio, along with the translation as we try to work our way through this in three languages. we heard polish translated to italian and then english. kathleen, this is significance on this happening on this day. explain. >> this is the feast of define me

. >> lo que voy a decir yo esto no eres tÚ el mesÍas, sÁlvate a ti mismo y tambiÉn a nosotros. >> y noscrucis para que dios me siga ayudando. >> y han puesto bastante esfuerzo en todo esto practicando diÁlogos... >> gracias beatriz, tuvimos problemas al final contÓ reportaje. en tanto, en san josÉ también recordaron la pasiÓn de cristo desde el mediodÍa representaron el vía crucis. >> lo mismo se viviÓ en san francisco, pero esta vez en la basÍlica dolores. recrearÁn escenas de la crucifixiÓn. >> darme ese don de participar hoy dÍa.. >> mientras tanto, el papa francisco criticÓ tres del pÚlpito a aquellas personas que se han encargado de aprovechar de sus roles. >> hacemos una pausa, y enseguida arrestan a un padre de familia bajo sospecha de que matÓ a su hijo, al parecer el seÑor querÍa jugar un videojuego. >> y decenas de inmigrantes se declaran en huelga de hambre, veremos quÉ exigen al volver. ♪ >> arrestan a un maestro por presuntamente tener relaciones sexuales con un adolescente. fue resultado de una investigaciÓn de meses. el propio chang se entregÓ hoy. >> en la madrugada del

salvation army volunteers used the cann teen where they have been feeding the rescue works to pray. a greater number of dead have come assure. divers have been able to pull the bodies out of the ship. the recovery is accelerating. . >> translation: the routes into the ferry have been established. it's easier to search inside. we'll have 563 divers on the concentrated search. >> descriptions of each new body is put up with marker pen on a whiteboard this. is how families are having an agonising bereavement confirmed. . reporter: that's a level of anticipatance among the parents that children are dead. there's anger at the authorities. in the early morning dozens confronted police near the bridge to the mainland, saying they wanted to take their complaints all the way to the president in seoul. "where do i find the body? let us get her out, and take her somewhere warm, not in the cold water." says that man whose wife is missing. >> al jazeera had this view earlier, relatives stopping the prime minister's car stopping the bridge. there was unheard video of exchanges between the ship an

"on this sunday, august 4, 1443, "neglecting all human cares "and in the interest of my salvation, "in recognition of the goodness of our savior, "i found and donate irrevocably in the town of beaune a hospital for the poor and the sick." such acts of piety were often performed by the rich for the good of their souls, but seldom on this massive scale. contemporaries viewed rolin's wealth with hatred and his professions of charity and spirituality with cynicism. it's one of the mysteries of the time that such men combined an austere, rigid piety with excesses of cruelty, of calculating greed, and of, to us, sickening ostentation. king louis xi himself said of rolin, "he made enough people poor to make a pauper's hospital necessary." the hospital was where the poor came to die. here were two rows of 31 beds where the poor lay two or three to a bed. the 15th century was a time of famine, war, and plague. thousands of people could die in a place like this, so the chancellor had provided that each patient could look from his bed to the wall above the altar, where there hung a tremendous vis

by the power of his resurrection, grant us the fullness of our salvation.rron, explain what that is to us. >> it's a second major part of the mass. the first part being the liturgy of the word on the scriptures. the second part of the mass, the liturgy of the eucharist is on the holy communion. it's on the elements of the body and blood of jesus an the reception of that now by the faithful. it's the second major division of the liturgy. ♪ ♪ we heard a moment ago during the universal prayer, prayer of the faithful, one of those who came forward reading a french nun who was integral to what we've witnessed today. >> at the time we hear them proclaimed for the first time publicly as saints, one of the first times, the french sister cured from parkinson's disease. often the miracle that is -- elevates someone to canonization has something do with their lives. pope john ii suffered from that and she was cured from that. john xxiii first miracle was from another sister cured of a stomach ailment and he died of stomach cancer. there's often synchronicity between t

. >> salvation army volunteers used a campaign where they have been praying for the dead. the dead are being brought ashore in greater numbers than the previous four days. for the first time they have been able to pull bodies out of the ship, it's itself. the pace gateway accelerating. >> the guiding routes for us to enter the ferry have been established. we will have 563 divers on this concentrated search operation. >> they are put up with marker pin on white board. these are how families are havi having a onizing bereavement >> there is a growing level of acceptance among the parents that their children are dead. but among many, there is anger at the authorities. in the early morning, dozens of parents confronted police near the bridge to the mainland. they said they wanted to take their complaints about the rescue mission all the way to the president in seuol. where. >> where do i find the body, said this man whose wife gateway missing? let us get her out and take her somewhere warm, not in the cold water. >> al jazeera's obtained this video of what happened earlier in

mean what else were they going to lure people in w the promise of unconditional love and eternal salvation. they gave that out last year. now folks, falling attendance is worse among men, christianity has become unmanly. a lot of priests don't even have girlfriends. which is why i was happy to hear that some churches have found a way to put the dude back in deuteronomy, according to the "new york times", a small but growing number of evangelical churches have embraced mixed martial arts to convert young men. that makes sense. it's like jesus said f anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other check then keep turning until you deliver a round house kicking his jaw. yah! (cheers and applause) yah! all this hard-core mma church action is in a new documentary called fight church. >> as christians, there are times where you take shots. that's where the bible gives you your training. >> i don't look like the typical pastor and that's okay within a couple of god fearing men punching each other in the face. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is pastor versus pastor. >> you got to learn t

services of san francisco, glide foundation, meals on wheels of san francisco, protect open hand, salvation army, public health rltion san francisco human service agency, san francisco and marin food banks. sf environment, st. anthonys, tenderloin development corporation dn -- and center for vulnerable populations and many others that are with us. also the executive directors and staff of community and public agencies providing low income san franciscans. many consumers and cats and senior disability folks here and educators and researchers and students studying hunger and food insecurity. i wanted to thank chris of the report and those that assisted with the research as well. what we know of san francisco insecurity are a couple of butet points and i will highlight it and i know paula jones will highlight this as well. nutritious and this food is essential to health human and maltrusion affects development, insecurity, disease and institutionalization. supporting this local economy. this supports the local economy and ensures better outcomes. one in four san franciscans lack nutritious foo

a salvation, yeah? because you can go back to the disclaimer. didn't i tell you that i'm not a racist? didn't i tell you some of my friends are black? therefore, i can say all kinds of anti-black things. i also articulated new frames that have emerged in the post-civil rights era, something i call abstract liberalism, yeah? so if i want to oppose all the policies we have enacted to alleviate racial inequality, primitive action, bossing and the like, and i don't want to look racist when i say something like i'm all for equal opportunity, that is why -- [inaudible] reverse racism, yeah? so that statement if you just read it and you're looking for the traditional use of the n-word or things like that, it doesn't appear, yeah? but i contend that it's abstract liberalism because assuming that we already reached parity and the line of equal opportunity is a mistake. we still have systematic disadvantage in terms of the labor market, the housing market, etc. so, again, the person may look nonracial, yet the statement ultimately endorses not doing anyth

i mean there are so many perks -- eternal salvation with our lord in heaven, and a magical rabbit who passes out candy. hindus you're missing out. i'm not sure what that elephant gets you. and this week, we christians got some very special news. >> the search for the holy grail could be over. >> two spanish historians say they have found the holy grail, a cup said to have been used by jesus during the last supper. they say it was hidden since the 11th century inside another ancient cup housed in a basilica in spain. >> stephen: they found the holy grail. and they know it dates back to jesus because the bottom reads, "not dishwasher safe because it hasn't been invented yet." ( laughter ) , of course, every time someone finds the holy grail skeptics come out of the woodwork just because there are 200 supposed grails in europe alone. that's not even counting the one lil' jon found. well, folks, as a man of faith, i believe these people are charletans because i've got the real holy grail. behold! ( cheers and applause ) i discovered it this morning at our neighborhood deli. mere miles fro

i'd still give the odds 51% that the horse of salvation will win.[laughter] >> if i can follow up on that question, you look at cases like kosovo where 40, 50 years of amity was able to turn back into a feudal, into a tribal state on a dime, on such short notice. and that does not give one a lot of reason to hope, i would think. >> kosovo, things like kosovo, patt, are why i fluctuate back and forth -- >> to the 49. >> -- 49% bad becomes 77% bad. >> okay. next, please. we'll hold on to the mic, thank you. >> oh. thank you. i was struck by your comment about paying more attention to the danger of falling in the shower. and it reminded me of barry glassner, the sociologist, his book calledh 62f "the culture of fear." where he talks about the media really changes what we pay attention to. so we come to think in our society, for example, that school violence and being killed in an airplane crash or something that are really likely to happen but really his reference point is you're much more likely to be struck by lightning than my of those things that w

twice a week in the new atlantis comedy one step at a small evangelical challenge he's found his salvation the eye. it seems he is on the he man the barricades and genocide in the new lamp for the benefit of britney song now he even preach it to the faker than ninety them to lebanon since nineteen ninety four. what was done the rwandan people. not always been characterized by division. douglas. we characterize themselves as fortuitous or tootsie is who will work through the natural blitz to genocide. was it. if someone does you harm. don't take revenge for their herd has caused you. forgive him with the quality that is what our garden have been asked so what's this. in any way to london society seems to be a mismatch of this people. makes marriage as an adult to do. thinking the differences between hutus and tutsis if instead. kigali is no way says the development is still non sequel country. adam is now a beating bake in the future indeed it. we did lots of days now living in kigali twenty it's off to the rwandan genocide wrestle from this week's edition of re gifted conditions that comin

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salvation army volunteers used the campaign where they'd been feeding relatives and rescue workers to pray for the dead. the dead are being brought ashore in greater numbers than on any of the previous four days. for the first time divers have been able to pull bodies out of the ship itself. >> the guiding routes for us to enter the ferry has been established. it's easier for us to search. we'll have 563 divers on the concentrated search operation. >> at the port descriptions are put up with marker pen on whiteboard. this is how families have bereavement confirmed. as the first bodies are recovered, there's a growing level of acceptsance that children are dead. among many there's anger. >> in the early morning, dozens of parents confronted police near the mainland, saying they wanted to take their complaints all the way to the president in seoul. "where do i find the body?", says this man whose wife is missing, "let us take her ut, somewhere warm." relatives prepare for a fourth night, waiting for a body interest bring home. >> prayers for the dead fill churches across the country as

. >> salvation army volunteers used the cann teen where they were praying for the dead, who are now being brought ashore in greater numbers than on any of the previous four days. for the first time divers have been able to pull the body from the ship itself. the pace is accelerating much. >> translation: the guiding routes to enter the fery is established. we'll have # 63 disifers on the concentrated search. >> each new body is put up with marker men been whiteboard. this is how families are having an agonising grievance confirmed. >> there's a growing level among the parents that children are dead. there's anger at the authorities. in the early mornings dozens of parents confronted police near the mainland, saying they wanted to take their comlants about the rescue -- complaints about the rescue mission to seoul. "where do i find the body" says this man whose wife is missing, "let us get her out of the water, somewhere warm." >> earlier the prime minister's car was stopped by family members. the coast guard released audio of fraught exchanges between the ferry and port authorities before

. >> you get to a fire scene and the firefighters are there to put out the fire it the salvatisa salvationt of the family. i would see how upset the people were about their animals. you know, where is my pet. and then where is it going to go. these are people's children. they've just lost everything. they shouldn't, then, be forced to lose their pets as well. >> we have a dog displaced by a fire, a chihuahua. i'm headed to the scene now. >> we respond 24/7, 365 day, a year. we do for pets what the red cross does for people. we went into the basement, found the dog hiding behind something. once the fire's under control, we're able to look for the animals and bring them out. >> hi, baby. come here. red paw headquarters is my house. we've helped close to 1,000 animals. she's been at my house. the owner said she was pregnant. everything that their animal needs -- hi, buddy, you hungry? -- we'll handle for free for them. when we reunite the families, it's a good thing. it's like a void has now been filled. hey, chocolate, welcome home. my hope is that a fresh start, that they can move forward t

i'll call the salvation army program and see if they accept someone who is islamic. >> if you come backhere again, under any circumstance, i promise you i will not help you at all. no matter how many lieutenants, captains or anybody comes and says you're going to help him, right. >> you know the sad part of it i believe you. >> i'm telling you the truth. >> i know. >> i'm telling the truth. >> i believe you. >> as wiggins waits to find out if he'll be accepted into the program he continues his job as a foot server. this week that might be more challenging than usual. wiggins is observing the month long islamic holiday of ramadan and must fast until sundown. he converted to islam during a jail stay ten years earlier and took the name abdul. >> abdul means servant like serving god. when i'm living right, doing right and on the straight path i'm god's servant. that's why i chose that name. >> about 10% of the inmate population is muslim and for those who request it the jail provides meals that meet the religion's dietary requirements. >> it's blessed. like kosher. that's what makes it spec

was sex becoming more important than salvation? >> there were a lot of beautiful young women in the group. >> it was a cult. >> then she found a younger man. >> sometimes the love is love. >> banished from paradise, she began a dangerous new journey. >> i was like ah-oh. >> i said it was just a matter of time before someone dies down here. >> and in the dark of his desert cave someone did. >> there was a book, hindu goddess of death that was laying on the ground outside the cave. >> i'm lester holt, and this is dateline. here's keith morrison with danger on diamond mountain. ♪ >> deep in the arizona desert, surrounded by kak tie and brush and jutting columns of red rock a mountain rises among the famous area of american history. here is where geronimo finally surrendered. and this mountain is the site of his last stand. a haunted place, some say. or perhaps cursed. for those who dare to occupy its silenced sloped. but on a hot, dry, april afternoon in 2012, the mountain was not silent at all. helicopters swooped in to rescue two pe

they always have seen a threat from the west, and salvation from the east.hater al jazeera, transtrans. >>> portugal is celebrating the 40th anniversary of democracy. before that, though, the country's economy has been hit hard. the leaders of the up rising with boycotting the commemoration in protest. >>> [ inaudible ] begin searching a church in madrid next week for the remains of spain's foremost novelist. he was bury interested in the convent but his remains were lost during building work. scientists will start surveilling the area by radar. >> translator: he described himself as having a curbed nose and a hunchback. he suffered from arthritis. he had almost no teeth in his mouth, and his wounded one hand. he had an attributed hand sustained in injury as the result of fire. >> reporter: he dies one day before william shakespeare. celebrations are take place in the uk to mark the 450th anniversary of shakespeares birth. >> reporter: shakespeare wrote himself that all the world is a stage. 450 years after his birth, this version of hamlet will tour every c

to realize that the salvation market is something that is attractive to them. who are and academic, very engaged that part of the world, and one of the things i like about pakistan -- much of it is secular. it is a great partner for american philanthropic interest. you need not have the kind of legislation or the kind of structure only to be able to engage with the country with a lot of things we have strength. -- we can dores this and we do not just have to do this -- [indiscernible] we have time for one more round. the woman in the sixth row, and then the gentleman in the silver and black tie to round up. >> cathy robinson. my question is primarily for dr. felbab-brown. women played a tremendous role in coming out for the vote. what is the future, and how will increased this role, role, in the government going forward, and how will that shape outcomes in afghanistan? and if there are thoughts on how women leaders in parliament and elsewhere, in india and pakistan, can play a role in women's further governance in afghanistan, that would be great to know, too.

him over the years his dad even at the age of 95 has a book out called "the reason for my hope, salvation. >> good to see you. you gave this poor man a hard time growing up. >> at 95 he's doing pretty good he's worked a year on this book. >> 95 he's doing well. obviously gets tough at that older age. how is he doing? how is he feeling? >> his mind is sharp but if you give him a list of things he would tell you things that don't work right. his mind is clear and he wants to keep working. >> he was fire and fwrim stone passionate, hard, he had all of these people come to him>> he will tell you it was god who did it. god took credit. everything he says in the book it was lhis last call to americ. we have turned our back on god. we see the mess in washington all of the problems they are having we have taken god out. you haven't heard one person in washington say time-out, guys. let's get on our knees and call the name of mighty god not one politician has done that. i am talking about the god of the bible, the god of the pilgrims and abraham lincoln not the newer gods introduced in the years b

they have always seen a threat from the west, and salvation from the east. >>> and we're following otherorld hot spots president obama is warning north korea against making nuclear threats. he said the u.s. stands with south korea, and promised more bite if north korea moves forward with a further nuclear test. >> further sanctions that have even more bite as well as highlighting some of the human rights violations that make north korea probably the worst human rights violate in the world. >> reporter: coming up we'll go inside with an in-depth look. >>> in syria rebels are blaming government forces for an air raid. the air strikes are making it difficult for humanitarian workers to help the people that need it. >> reporter: aid workers managed to cross into the rebel held east of aleppo city. it was the first time since june. since then, the only border crossing between the divided city has been closed. aid agencies have been facing obstacles to reach those in need. >> for the past two months the icic has been repeatedly requesting authorizations from the government to access areas dire

. >> salvation army accused the cann teen to pray for the dead. they are being brought ashore in greater numbers than the previous days. divers are able to pull bodies out of the wreck. >>translation: the guiding routes to enter into the ferry have been established. we'll have 563 divers on the search operation. >> the descriptions of each body is put up with marker pen on whiteboard. in is how families are having an agonising bereavement confirmed. >> as the first bodies are recovered, there's a level of acceptance among the parents that their children are dead. among many, there is anger at the authorities. dozens of parents confronted flis at the bridge -- police at the bridge near the mainland. they said they wanted to take their concerns to the president in seoul. "where do i find the body? let us get her out and take her somewhere warm", this man said of his wife who is missing. al jazeera obtained this video. relatives stopping the prime minister's car from crossing the bridge. the coast guard released unheard audio of fraught exchanges bet

they have always seen a threat from the west and salvation from the east. >>> the price of petro in iraned over night. it's part of a president lead by the president to try to cut government spending and reduce subsidies on a rangeover goods. caroline has more. irans have some of the cheapest oil in the world. but the price went up from 12 to 20 corrects a liter. >> translator: they should give the gasoline subsidies to us, the taxicab drivers. >> reporter: the iranian government still has a far bigger bill to pay. at the moment most iranians can apply for these handouts. the president has tried to persuade people to go without the $14 a month by appealing to the wealthy on state tv. but on wednesday 95% of the people said they still need the money. the economy has been hit hard because of sanctions over iran's nuclear plans. inflation went to almost 40% last year. people are likely to feel a pinch with higher petrol prices, and they say they are not prepared to give up the aids they have come to rely on. >>> joining us from dubai is the director of an oil and gas company with extense ri

the salvation army and the red cross assist the people once the fire is out.ust wasn't anyone to help the other part of the family. i would see how upset the people were about their animals. where is my pet? and then where's it going to go? these are people's children. they've just lost everything. they shouldn't then be forced to lose their pets, as well. we have a dog displaced by a fire, a chihuahua. i'm headed to the scene now. we respond 24/7, 365 a year. we do for pets what the red cross does for people. wept in the basement and found the dog hiding. once the fear's under control, we're able to look for the animals and bring them out. hi, baby. come here. the headquarters is my house. we have helped close to 1,000 animals. she's been at my house and the owner said she was pregnant. everything that the animal needs -- are you hungry? we'll handle for free for them. it's a good thing when we reunite the family. the void is now filled. >> hey! welcome home. >> my hope is that it's a fresh start that they can move forward together. after going through such a

that will start with his dad even at the age of 95 has a book out called "the reason for my hope salvation." >> you gave this poor man growing up, rebel that you were. >> you know, sean, he's got 95, he's doing pretty good. he's worked a year on this book. >> '95, he's doing well. how is he doing, feeling? >> his mind is sharp. if you ask him, he would give you a list of things that don't work right. we're so happy his mind is clear and he's able to keep working. >> he was fire and brimstone. he was real passionate, hard, you know, and he had all these people come to him throughout the years. why did he resonate when so many others don't? >> first of all, he'll tell you, it was god, god that did it. he gives god the credit. everything he says in his book, it's the last call to america trying to wake our country up, sean. we've turned our back on god. we see the mess in washington and all the problems that they are having. we've taken god out and you haven't heard one person in washington say, time out, guys. let's get on our knees and let's call on the name of almighty god and ask for help