chapter 1 verse 18 with watch how god intercedes with those that bring to pass always fulfilling scripture that's what his word is so important when you know the word you know it's going to be verse 18 of chapter 1 the great book of matthew that naturally that would be if you didn't know joseph didn't that would be quite a shock 19 he loved her in other words he is going to put her away he was a say anything as it's written in matthew 24 am sorry deuteronomy chapter 24 one verse 20 how did the angel appeared to him in a dream that word in the greek tongue it means exactly that of the words giving credit to his lineage. not god interceded he made it right he put everything he protected the very will of prophecy that had to come to pass he does the same even to this day don't ever overlook that his word is fulfilled by his election always he intercedes he brings it to pass verse 21 this would be joshua yeshua means you have ace shaver you have ace savior verse 22 that don't read over that this happened so that it might be fulfilled in other words all prophecy must be fulfilled that's why god

get this ability i don't see why honest taxpayers should have to pay for this could you give me scripture so i know what to do bless you and the staff thanks for remembering the staff scripture second thessalonians chapter 3 verse 10 we learn there anyone who will not work does not eat that applies to able bodied people that is not apply to this able i know a lot of disabled people who are productive members of society they do good work for the lord witnessing for him in fact this many disabled people are a lot better about carrying their own rate that a lot of lazy able-bodied people that are new early north carolina the sin or women that their no not biblical end of the scripture the point to some point to saying women should not cut their hair first corinthians chapter 11 verses five and six there we learn woman must have her head covered with this is talking about the subject of this verse this chapter is the fallen angels coming back when satan returns in his role as anti christ i wanted should have her head covered of time why because the fallen angels are coming back they like wome

that christ is already here why because their sleep but you being awake and being familiar with the scripture matthew 24 mark 13 luke 21 there is no way that christ will return until after the son of perdition stands in the holy place claiming to be god and we will stand against him so let it be known the type of people are caught off guard is when they think that the day of the lord is already come only there being deceived how could they be deceived and never studied it never truly for themselves dugout chapter by chapter and verse by verse what sayeth almighty god because that's how it's going to come to pass that was some preacher my say not what this manner any other man my say but exactly as it's written in shall go forth the government be there you but you are because why because you're awake this is why it comes as a thief in the night verse three in other words is the birth of the new age the lord's day that's what it is that throughout the word of god ezekiel 13 i can think of many places this is their democratic peace and safety than that's what comes to structured well how could t

the scriptures became so real it me. i could see them in the scriptures that his whole purpose was to glorify his father who was his best friend and to live a life of faith. and, so that encouraged me. and, um, so that's kind of the way it's -- my life has gone these last eight years. it's been a whole new way of looking at life and trying to follow his lead. kind of committing a day it him and then staying with him all day long and listening and talking and moving through life. and, there's a companionship. it's bigger than a relationship, which is kind of on and off. but this is an all-the-time thing. so i just try to get up in the morning and start the day out with him by my side. it says in 1 john that our fellowship is with the father and the son, and that he becomes our advocate or perilcetos which is someone who comes along beside you to help you. so, jesus wants to just walk beside us and really to follow his lead. to go into every situation with him and to kind of mentally talk it over. and, let him open the doo

she says she's been surviving by reading scriptures and praying constantly. >> i'm not a criminal. this is a mistake. we weren't doing that work. it's not right. i need to be with my family. i need to be out of here.

as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when you j me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> today on christian world news, she is on a world-wind tour of 11 countries in 11 months. this young lady is competing in what is called the world race, and the goal is to spread the gospel. >> wendy: plus, missing missionary pilot jerry krauss disa disappeared en route from supervisin south african to mali. his family is is still looking for answers. >> george: and this former archbishop is taking the country's prime minister to task for his government's discrimination against christians. >> wendy: welcome to christian world news, everyone. i'm wendy griffith. >> george: and i am george thomas. imagine quitting your job, leaving everything behind,

now, look at what the scripture says. it says, "shall in no way enter in. to you, whoever does not accept and receive and welcome the kingdom of god like a little child [does] shall not in any way enter it [at all]." now, i don't believe that means that if you're complicated you can't go to heaven. but what i believe that means is that there is a life for us, a kingdom life, but the only way that we can enter into that life is if we continue to enter daily as little children. you know, there's one really cool thing about little children, they pretty much believe what you tell 'em. >> [applauding] >> joyce: they just believe what you tell 'em. and so the simplicity of the christian life is just so simple that it just goes over our head. it's just read the book, believe it, do it and it works. but oh, no. no. we gotta figure it out and dissect it and make doctrines out of it and just, you know, argue about it and on and on and on. we gotta have 500 denominations because we can't all agree on what it says. you know, that's silliness. and it's just simple. jesu

if you read the scripture prior to where he began reading says the little one shall become a thousand and small one, a strong nation and i the lord are will hasten in its time. god said 499 years from the command to build jerusalem. it's also interesting he didn't read the verse after when says the day of vengeance of our god and closed it -- and didn't read the day of the vengeance of our god. that is where we are now. it's coming. you are promoting the homosexual lifestyle -- those poor kids are committing suicide as you you try to brainwash them. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is it leah freewald and i'm here to talk about undergrounding the utility wires over half of the city. i think the city of san francisco should be congratulated for doing almost half of the job and i have read the task force report that disbanded in 2006. it's clear to me that this is a complicated problem. and an expensive one, probably, as well. we're expecting a lot of tourists for the america's cup. we in san francisco are going to pay $20 million, so that they have a good time and enjoy their par

it's just full of scriptures. and so, you know, we were always looking for a word back then in the '70s. "god, i need a word. i need a word." you know, you got the whole bible there, but we need a word. and so i was just really down and i was just really having a rough time. so i went to my promise box and i flipped it open. that's what you're supposed to do. you flip it open, see, and you pull out a card and that's supposed to be something great for you for the day. well, this morning i tried that just with my bible, and i did it on purpose just 'cause i thought i might get something crazy and i could make a point. well, sure enough, isaiah 29:2, "i will distress you and there will be mourning and lamentation." >> [laughing] >> joyce: one time i got, "woe be unto you, you wicked sinner." i thought, "ooh, i need another choice here." but that particular day, i got romans 15:13. let's take a look at that scripture, and it definitely was a word from god for me. "may the god of your hope," god is not the god of our h

justice into his glory beginning with moses and all the prophets he expounded unto them in all the scriptures and things concerning himself -- and he made as though he would've gone further but they constrained then saying abide with us, and the day is far spent and he went into terry with them, and he took bread and blessed them. >> any of the members of the public wish to speak? seeing none, general public comment is now closed. gvl (gavel)can we skip over the close adoption -- and move to the -- >> if a member object the matter can be removed and considered separately. >> president chiu: could you call a role and items 26-32. >> supervisor breed:aye >> supervisor campos:aye >> president chiu:aye >> supervisor cohen:aye >> supervisor farrell:aye >> supervisor kim:aye >> supervisor mar:aye >> supervisor tang:aye >> supervisor wiener:aye >> supervisor yee:aye >> supervisor avalos:aye there are 11 ayes. >> president chiu: the resolution is adopted, the motion is approved. madam clerk and we go to item 25. >> in motion that the board of supervisors convene in a close section on april 23rd regar

but it really got my faith and reading the scriptures i found the book of mormon (indiscernible) talkingnd getting to know them i feel that other people going through their own problems makes yours smaller. >> have you already spoken to your children? >> they are so happy that i am out. so they can't wait to see me. >> when did they tell you you are going to be able -- what did they say to you? >> they told me -- i don't know what time. probably around 9:30. >> what did they say? >> someone came from the court to sign papers so i signed the par papers. >> what was your reaction? >> i screamed yes. (speaking spanish) >> they have not done so much would you still be in there had the press ignored this story? >> thank you to the press i think i am out. god is the one, but you guys did an amazing job out there for me putting the word out and i was in there that i was innocent. that was key. >> (inaudible question) your faith how much of a role did it play to get you through this? >> that was the main thing my faith and my family kept me going. >> how do you feel about traveling to mexico? >>

as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life you join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> we are talking about the book of jobe today but i will surprise you. we aren't even discussing the topic of suffering. there are a lot of other hidden treasures in the book. it's thought tonight oldest 'book in the bible and we are hearing about them from an astronomer,

you need some scriptures... like thou shalt not commit adultery again! stop being nasty! tell me nothing. you live with me. you live in my house. you ain't my boss. excuse me, playa. raise your feet up. i like them shoes. what is them, crocogators? i like them. yes, we got to learn how to take care of our stuff that we want in our communities. and -- now, you didn't just walk across my clean floor! and you gonna come back?! you gonna wind up in the e.r. that's what you gonna wind up in. nope, nope, nope. you can't. >> mr. brown, i'm in a hurry! >> that's okay. well, go around to the other side. >> look, i got patients. >> well, if you got that much patience, let's wait on this floor to dry. wait. or go around to the other side. you can't come around here. >> wait a second. is that madea? >> where? [ stammers ] >> ooh! see? uh, that ain't right! y'all don't have no respect for my process! i tell you what, the next person cross this line or come over here and cross th-- ooh! >> [ screams ] nurse! we need a -- oh, i'm a nurse. oh, wait. dr. brown! we need a n--oh, i'm a nurs

as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situationd throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when you join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> after a lifetime of christian living, professional golfer wally armstrong talks about discovering new joy through practicing the presence of jesus. that's next on "significant insights." >> hello and welcome to significant insights. i'm jerry rose. if you were to write down some of the most

." >> rose: (laughs) >> but that's my -- i read the scriptures, we pray as a family, all this kind of stuff but we steer clear of religious folks. >> rose: but your kids were baptized in the catholic church? >> our kids were baptized especially not into any religion to honor my parents and, in fact, they're baptized as christians. >> rose: that's it. christians. >> i was thinking about this in terms of celebrity. pope francis. 's a u cahave a lotof problems with the doce crc and you can debate- catholics do that more than anyone but there is something about this message and the sense of -- and it's again the poor. that there is something there >> i said to jesse helms -- you want to know what brought jesse helms to tears? i can tell you. i said there's 2,003 verses of scrip dhaur pertain to the world's poor, none of them about judgment. christ never speaks of judgment. in the old testament there is judgment but christ never speaks of judgment except once. it's how we deal with the poor. it's this thing of as much as you treated the least of these so you treated me, matthew. and he jus

you need some scriptures... like thou shalt not commit adultery again! stop being nasty! >> okay, mr. brown, could you please finish your work? and, renee, break is over. >> you ain't got to tell me nothing. you live with me. you live in my house. you ain't my boss. excuse me, playa. raise your feet up. i like them shoes. what is them, crocogators? i like them. yes, we got to learn how to take

. >> he could quote scripture. very knowledgeable about the bible. >> authorities are not releasing the names of the victims yet. reporting live in san jose, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> experts say more investigation is needed to figure out what is causing a landslide that is soloing up -- swallowing up a neighborhood. preliminary findings suggest possible water line leak might be contributing to the unstable ground but more thorough testing is needed to find the cause. 7-29 homes have been evacuated. residents say insurance is not covering the damage. >>> race rules will be enforced and security will be tight for the bay to breakers race this weekend. the police chief announced surveillance cameras, bomb technicians and a police presence are the new safety measures and the new ban on back packs, floats and alcohol. >> alcohol free event. we will have our alcohol licensing unit out and two sobering centers on the chance somebody doesn't pay attention to what i am saying. >> 26,000 people have registered for

as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situationface in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> today on aspiring women -- >> we started to see changes in his personality and changes in the way he reacted to normal life situations, and we knew something was terribly wrong. >> but the real secret in the back of my mind was i was afraid i was going crey disivment. >> navy seal's family copes with the lingering effects of war. hi, welcome to aspiring women. today we're talking about the sacrifice of the military families. let me start by giving you this definition of sacrifice, which i thought was interesting. it is the surrender or destruction of something prized or desirable for the sake of something considered to having a higher or more pressing

i think a lot of these things are a sort of per version of scripture.r you shouldn't commit adulte adultery. i think pat robertson knows that. i do agree partially with the statement is, yes, we are all sinners. men are sinners. but so are women as well. the fact of the matter is, when you about ut two sinners together, there's a lot of sin in the relationship. but you should seek christ first. i think that's what he would tell you. it doesn't fall all on the woman's responsibility to be a good wife. it doesn't prevent her being a perfect wife, and him being a perfect husband doesn't prevent infidelity at all. if he's perfect, she still can stray, and if she's perfect, he still can stray. we're just two >> well, you're very generous to pat. let me quote something that one christian pastor wrote about pat robertson today. i assure you i oppose nearly everything pat robertson says. i think he's a lunatic looking to gain attention and most importantly, donations to his foundation. robertson says his program reaches one million americans a day which is a sh

as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situationface in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when y oin me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> find mr. right, because in my mind when you found your mr. right and started your family, that's when grown-up life started. >> a search for the right guy turns into a search for the right god. hi. welcome to a.w. we're so glad you're with us today. we're talking about personal journeys. you know, sometimes your personal journey can affect your spiritual journey or your spiritual journey can also affect yourer

he also says he quotes scripture, a religious and intelligent man. neighbors have fond memories of the rest of the family, especially the 3-year-old girl, whom they say lived here with her grandparents, mother and uncle ruben ramirez. >> just enjoy the blessing. to have this happening is just really mind-boggling to us, you know, here in the neighborhood. >> reporter: this neighbor had just been planning a yard sale with the woman who died. but today, it's a makeshift memorial that's growing in her yard. >> who would know that the next day i would never see her again? >> our prayers and thoughts go out to the family to all of them. i mean, to have this happen right next door to you really hits home. >> reporter: in east san jose, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a sonoma county man is accusing police of going too far when they used a stun gun on him. >> i'm recording everything that's happening now! >> shot by 33-year-old james wood. police were answering a call and warned wood they were going to kick in the door if he didn't open it. that's when he started

. >> i'm still a very quiet guy, and i love the scriptures. read the bible through, you know, over and over and over again. because you always find things there, you know, that you hadn't seen before. i could read the same verse 1,000 times, but the 1,001st time i read it i'll find something in it that i hadn't seen before. >> reporter: mcferrin says when he's not travelling, he attends an episcopal church. but he doesn't like narrow labels. >> i don't really think of myself as a religious person per se, but more a spiritual person who follows christ, who follows jesus as my spiritual master. ♪ don't worry be happy >> reporter: the 63-year-old musician is perhaps best known for his 1988 acappella hit, "don't worry, be happy." in subsequent years, he has conducted classical orchestras and released albums featuring styles from across the musical spectrum. he frequently works with young people, trying to help them see the power of music as well. it's a lesson he says he learned at an early age. >> my mother knew all about this when i was very you

as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situationface in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life you join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network.

he is very intelligent and quote scripture verbatim.el he is not mentally all there. >> rubin has been walking up and down the streets. sometimes all hours of the night. he does not dry. just talking to him he is really unstable. he has had several altercations with the police and try to take away. >> darya, i can tell you investigators have been here in the past. this is according to the neighbor there were some domestic dispute issue but never thought rubin was capable of this. whenever he talked to rubin he seemed like a nice guy. keep in mind he is still a person of interest and has not been called a suspect in the case. authorities spent 15 or 16 hours collecting evidence. according to one investigator the scene inside pretty gruesome. >> back to you. >> thank you will. >> here that a strong following the lead of overseas u.s. military says two american service to reform the 15 killed in a car bomb attack in kabul we also just learned that among the dead were four americans stibillion civilian contractors. that brings the total of

household life, to how the diversity in america cannot so much be managed, it is fundamentally in the scriptures, it is the attention of god -- intention of god that there be a diverse creation to be creative. this is what our asset is. the beloved community welcomes all the tribes, and that's what it does. behind montgomery in selma, there was a vision for a beloved community. tavis: the new book is called " on god's side, what religion forbids and the public has not learned about serving." good to have you on the program. that is our show for tonight. thanks for watching. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with carol burnett about her new book which celebrates her daughter. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot o

as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when you n me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. today on aspiring women, the faith of a child inspires an entire community. >> because that's what our wish is. i want to grant the wishes of all these other kids.

part of the study of scripture is that business about loving your neighbor as yourself. well, there's not a whole lot of that kind of love in washington. but we are a community and i think there are ways in which various faith traditions -- christianity, obviously, in my case, but others as well -- can bring us to a point where there's a little more spiritual bonding that can happen in this town. >> i asked him whether he could imagine that happening in congress. >> it's hard sometimes, you know, it would require a lot of prayer probably. >> later, mccurry acknowledged his sense of mission. >> i wanted to take courses at the seminary, first and frankly, out of intellectual curiosity. but the more i did it, the more i felt some sense of call, that god was putting on me a challenge to see if i could do something about this broken world of politics that i've worked in for so long, to do something to create a little more civil discourse in this country. >> and that's what you're going to do? >> that's what i'm going to use my degree to do. >>> now, what sikhs in northern vir

say these are the evidence of a structure of violence now many of us could take say the christian scriptures judeo christian bible and you can find areas where if you want to see a very unforgiving a merciless god you can find it if you take it out of the right tax out in course we see extremists christians who you know are sort of ideologues who without mercy you can find this i think an in a lot of world religions where. you know many of the world religions have great peaceful impulses that you can find but if you really want to find some of the things that are you know ugly you can mock the things and find them and so i think there was a lot of effort you know to try to find this kind of interpretation of islam and not really try to find you know aspects of islam that have you know been in a more peaceful direction there was you know and that was a lot of huntington's effort to always say wherever muslims are islam has bloody borders they can't get along with people and many times that was done in a very decontextualized way looking at situations sometimes where muslims were sometimes als

he is, as the scripture says, the man standing in the gap. as the pastor of the senate he serves as counselor, comfort and friend to many, including myself. rarely a day goes by i do not consider something he has taught in one of the staff bible studies which helped me through a challenging situation. after all, someone who has spent most of his career deployed months at a time as a navy chaplain has plenty of practical advice, let me tell you. it is my pleasure to introduce senator jim demint, president of the heritage foundation, who will introduce chaplain black. [applause] >> thank you, folks. barry, it is wonderful to have you here. out of the darkness and into the light here at the heritage foundation. i know, i just came from there myself. chaplain black was commissioned in 1976 as a chaplain in the u.s. navy, and he retired as a rear admiral after a nearly 30- year career serving as navy chief of chaplains in his last position. he has earned doctorates in both philosophy and ministry. his biography "from the hood to in the hill" recou

at the end of the day, it is about his relationship with god. >> the daily e-mails of scripture thatreena and john. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. fascinating the church the president tend to go to, st. john's where devon shot the interview outside of. i asked one of the ministers there what is it like trying to do a sermon in front of the president of the united states? the minister said i just realize the president wants to be like everyone else. doesn't want to be singled out in a sermon. >> so true. dubois, 30 years old. held the job for four years. >> fascinating. >>> still ahead, an unusual sight making it way around the world. >> why a giant rubber ducky could be headed down your way. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ rubber ducky you're so fine ♪ and i'm lucky that you're mine ♪ >> we love that song. we heard rubber ducky song. we said i hope we have the song. our producers have it. modern life can be stressful enough with our 24/7 culture, ties to smartphones and multitasking. >> a giant rubber ducky could give you a reason to smile and

and listen- we talked about scripture, and the comments, particularly in terms of the interpretation of jesus. but listen to his stand on biblical literacy- the inerrancy of the bible. and every time, you know, you brought up southern baptists- it's an interesting story in its own right, which we don't have time to get into, but it's an interesting one about this quest to say that the bible is inerrant- absolutely no errors and historically correct. i don't have any problem with that. but guess what? who's doing the interpreting of the inerrancy? that's where it gets sticky- you know, that's where it does. i can't resist that. and we'll do the roll-in. >> well, who did the writing? men! >> and that will be our subject for beliefs and believers iii. well, we're going to come back to that- a heavy-duty thing. who knows. anyway, according to pastor stowe here, god did the writing, and it was just taken down by men. but pastor stowe, let's hear what you have to say about the christian fundamentals. [singing] >> you mentioned the fundamentals of the christian faith, and we believe they're

socially in this country well you know one phrase really stuck out to me you said this is the new scripture of our lives spelled skyscraper high in capital letters. i mean that to me to some caps you know this is really the thing that we need to feel if we really want to pursue real tangible change is really believing in ourselves totally and i think it has to start with the individual and also through grassroots work and that's why. i talk in that what i did for ted about hip hop and how it allowed people not just in this country all around the world people like myself who often felt dislocated as a mood. one person might be more so you know oftentimes felt like an outcast in a straw in society and hip hop allowed me to claim my voice and my story and told me that i was important and i think it's been the same for many people of different backgrounds and sort of poetry and storytelling you know it's not the be all and end all but it allows people to do that to claim their voices and to express themselves and i think it's really important because there are so many walls built up between us

was written saying you got to realize that this endeavor must fail because it is written in the scriptures that god has laid the foundations the earth so that the earth will never be moved, that the earth doesn't go around the sun. it's a matter of doctrine. this is app example that looks like a historical example, of course, with debates in the creation that is more intelligent design in the united states today, people failed to recognize, perhaps that is line up is a committed creationist, religion, and opposes that likewise. now, evolution of biology is at the foundation of the most significant developments, and biochemistry and medical research, stem cell research, for example, and in the improvements in the quality of life for people, and so them you have policies like the one that george w. bush rap, there had been no no lines of stem cells for research, limited to the ones that already existed. this is doctrine, religious doctrine getting in the way of advancements to benefit humanity, and it's that thing, all the hurnlgs, church of england is a church, but religion in regime can st

she says she's been surviving by reading scriptures and praying constantly. >> i'm not a criminal.his is a mistake. we weren't doing that work. it's not right. i need to be with my family. i need to be out of here. i need to go home. >> maldonado and her husband were returning by bus from the funeral of her aunt when mexican soldiers stopped the vehicle at this checkpoint. passengers were taken off and the bus searched. the soldier said they found several packages of marijuana under her seat. 5.7 kilos, more than 12 pounds, and she says, asked her to pay $5,000. >> it's a lie what they're saying. they say they found something under my seat. but i never saw anything. they didn't show me anything. it was just amazing, all -- what they did. >> reporter: maldonado said authorities did not make it clear at first that she was a suspect, but she knew she was in trouble when federal agents started questioning her husband and her. >> i was in shock when they said that it was me they want because first they said that it was -- that it was -- it was my husband. >> reporter: taken into mexican

my concern is as an evangelical, as a person of christian faith is are you reading half the scripturese more to say about how you treat the poor and the sick than any other subject in all of the scripture? where are you now? >> where are you now? amen. when we come back more about what is really going on in north carolina. try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. ♪ need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's a probiotic that fortifies your digestive system with healthy bacteria 24/7. because your insides set the tone. stay in the groove with align. accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and a

that across the city, he was in the middle of memorizing 9/11 and that they would have the whole scripture memorized. i remember thinking that people might see it strange that i was listening for everything and everyone in chaos. of course, it might've been wars if those people knew that he was listening to the crime, the evildoers cannot be saved and points to a command of understanding. an explanation of all things to direct true believers. it includes a farewell message and in the days before high school graduation. until recently, it was time for the noon prayer on that day and i got on my bike and went. houses didn't appear to us as it did two other new yorkers. in 2004, it presented a different perspective. in 2001, it happened. failing as though this existence is part of the world around us. and he was looking for ways to ground himself more deeply in islam, though he may not have put it this way then, to present himself culturally as a people america muslim. it would end up that he would need to see where they would come from. it may be attacks carried out by so-called muslims and

she didn't really know whether she was going to be released, as soon as she wanted, she relied on scripturealso the prayers of the people outside and the messages that she was receiving. let's listen to what she had to say about what the conditions were inside the prison in nogales, mexico. >> i was told that i would be, you know, sent to another prison, a federal prison and it really scared me, but it really got my faith and reading the scriptures, i found a book of mormon, and i was reading with some of the inspects in there and we did a fast on sunday and it just, talking to them and getting to know them, i really feel that there's other people going through their own problems and makes yours smaller. >> reporter: both yanira maldonado and her husband, gary, are back on american soil, here in nogales, arizona. they're expected to head over to goodyear, arizona, in the phoenix area, where they live and where they will meet their seven children. christine? >> was it the best surveillance video that cleared her rafael? >> reporter: that's exactly right. what the prosecution, the federal gov

and that is a reminder, as scripture often is, that god has a plan. and it's important, though, that we also recognize we're an instrument of his will, and we need to know that as fellow americans, we're going to be there as shelter from the storm for the people of moore who have been impacted. and when we say that we've got your back, i promise you that we keep our word. if you talk to folks in alabama who have been affected over the last couple years, you talk to the folks of joplin who i know have sent volunteers down here to moore, if you talk to folks in new jersey and new york, they'll tell you that when we say we're going to be there until you completely rebuild, we mean it. and i want everybody to have that confidence. so again, to all of the people here behind me, i want to say how proud i am of them, how grateful i am for their service. i want to make one final comment. a lot of the first responders talked about the training they have done in part through some federal grants to prepare for disasters like this. as a consequence, when it actua

i still have my scripture. i still read it.rd to maintain an active status in the church when you're sort of cut off from it. >> you're tweeting. talk to me about twitter. is that your idea? >> initially -- i've never been on twitter. i don't know what it looks like. i just have heard about it through other people reading about it in magazines. in 2009 somebody started a false twitter account in my name and began tweeting pretending they were me. so i had that shut down. and then it just became sort of an idea that i thought of in february. we decided to go for it. >> are you happy you have? >> yes. well, i wouldn't say happy. i don't regret it. >> right.t brought to you? >> i think there's a little bit of satisfaction gained from being able to just impart my ideas and my thoughts and sort of let people know where i'm coming from. whoever wants to look. you don't have to read it if you don't like it. >> you went after nancy grace there a couple times. >> yeah. >> you want to talk about nancy? >> i don't think she's worth it. >>