congratulations to everyone i wish you all good health and the spirit of god. in spite of various restrictions festive occasions and noisy merry making among the community is not affected hall is not frowned upon on such occasions but only if it's home and. i'm. sure you're already drinking it's not very strong it's only been brewing for two weeks. there over her. drink with us it's a holiday. as the villagers move from house to house the celebrations go land until dusk but you know that why. you know he's my son in law. and she is my daughter. and three hundred three children two sons and one daughter all three were born in russia she is a russian woman she's not a woman she's a girl should be a woman one day. happy reunions as well as splits occur in the communities of old believers. some twenty years ago my mother fell in love with an argentinean needless to say no one in the community like that my mother and my father then decided to leave that was a terrible sin they spent the whole year outside the community my mother taught russian to my father and eventu

. >> the body is the temple of the spirit of god.e're told in the scriptures to keep our body healthy and well. if you have a healthy body, you generally have a healthy mind. they go well together. >> reporter: herb wild, elsworth wearham and becky beck all live in loma linda california and they're all 7th day adventist, a protestant denomination ha emphasizes physical health as a vital pathway to spiritual health. dr. gary frasier conducted a survey comparing lifestyles of adventists to non-adventists. >> the life expectancy of adventists was greater than their non-adventist neighbors. the men were living about seven years longer and the women about four-and-a-half years longer than their non-adventist neighbors. >> reporter: how come? we believe there are four or five different factors that we were able to identify. being a vegetarian. being careful about your body weight not being too thin or not being overweight. interestingly people who ate nuts four or five times a week, just small amounts everyday seem to benefit. people who h

a long time to make decisions because it takes us a long time to pray and discern where is the spirit of godpolitics, i'm sure all options are on the table. but i don't know which one will be chosen. >> ok. sister campbell, you all have anything else? >> well, i was going to say there are four long months left in the campaign. where do you go from here? you have a bus. you have a lot of people around the country excited about this. do you have any plans to maybe take one more tour? >> well, they are urging maybe nuns in a van or nuns on the road. but the fact is, this is way bigger than a political campaign. this is a campaign for the soul of our democracy. and what we need to be responsible as people in the united states is people of faith. but as all people in our country that we need to be responsible. we need to raise revenue, and we need to protect responsible programs like we saw all over the country. we're going to find ways to lift them up. i'm a little tired still. i still need to do my laundry. i didn't get that done last night. but then next week, we're going to make plans, what n

reporter: these are people who worship a volcano, live in constant fear of evil spirits, throw milk at the sky to thank the spirit god, make animal sacrifices at the base of a fig tree. >> the maasai people are afraid especially for the owl. when the owl come, you know, fly, flying up on the house, then start make the sound, then the maasai, they are afraid, especially when they have a sick person, then they'll be afraid that maybe this person is going to die. >> reporter: and when a person does die. >> what they traditionally did with dead bodies is they wrap them up in a sheet like that. the put them out in the bush here for the hyenas. the hyenas eat everything. >> reporter: to call the ruts we were on roads is an gross exaggeration. and the further into the bush we went, the worse they got. we were invited to a maasai village for a goat barbeque which is a special privilege for outsiders. but the road is so washed out and after hours of digging, we just can't make it. so we're going to have to turn around for the long, rutty, bumpy ride home. but then, with the help of some maasai warriors, we were on our way aga

of your mother is behind-the-scenes, quiet. >> guest: quiet. >> host: what was she like as a person? >> guest: she was very mission driven, has a gentle spirit, and exuded the unconditional love of god like nobody i've ever knew. i didn't know about that. fascinating. i don't hold grudgess. for a woman who experienced all experienced, being in the house when it was bombed in 1966 after the bus protests, a time when all kinds of emotions can be aroused and hate and hostility and bitterness, and only love and understanding and goodwill and hope and faith and she loved in spite of and didn't let her hinder her work. and you can imagine the children hearing about her father being assassinated. little kids taken away that way you could really become very hate filled but my mother taught us about loving and this cause and gave his life and so i lived with that example in the home constantly ended exuded throughout this book. reader story. >> host: where did you come up with the title "desert rose"? >> guest: my and came up with the title and they grow up in harsh difficult circumstances. segregated south. difficult for african americans. yet through my mother's faith and education and fam

more to enrich your soul and all the rest god will open up for you if you have a talent it will manifest itself. in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit amen kiss my hand to all the good in kind god be with you so. after the ceremony the convict returns to his workshop while the priest left the colony with the icon. every icon in our church has its own history we are involved in this kind of educational activity when students in intelligentsia come i always try to tell them about our church and show them the icons and i am also going to talk about the icon made and presented to our church my ilia the icon is short occupy its place among other icons and it is going to have a story of its own. every morning together with his team alexander lever no which does morning exercise the poster behind him says remember your family is waiting for you. alexander sometimes thinks he's in the army even though everyone is wearing prison uniform and trapped behind wire fences. for little three i think there's no point in being sorry about what happened most of those maybe it's only for the better. if you end up there then there is a reason for that t

god before getting through this entire ordeal. >>> we are still in good spirits. >> we are praying for him. this is a man of god. >> the kidnaper working with police officials to give pastor lewis his medication. the allowed him to talk to his wife. he is saying he will kill lewis and a flshg onzi if they rays him. will he kill if his demands aren't met. >> 10 minutes after the hour. it is time for the update with maria molina and a lot of hot weather across the country, too. >> we are expecting a return to the heat across pretty much most of the midwest and northeast and mid atlantic. kiejd of wh kind of what you sa couple weeks ago where we had fatalities due to the extreme heat. we could see more of that. finally an end to the rainfall. we have had strong storms roll through late last night into the overnight hours and the rest of the northeast. we have lirnging showers across new england and maine. most of this will be winding down you will see sunshine returning along with that heat and also humidity that will continue to build across northeast. as we head west ward we have downpours across northeaster

pastor michael lewis from outside of boston, his son asks inch to pay for his safe return. >> we are in good spirits because we know that the god we serve is in control of the matter. the only concern we have at the moment is that he's diabetic and the longer they hold him, i would assume it is not going to work in his favor. >> two americans were tramping with a tour guide in the sunai peninsula that links egypt and israel. he took them hostage to pressure egypt to take his uncle out of prison. he said he's treating the americans as gests. >> one place is broke. and it is it a trend that could hit you. brutially hot day mix it along with a local gas station and cablamo. and that is it louder. we'll show it to you again. [ wife ] your dad's really giving him the business... the designated hitter's the best thing to happen to baseball! but it's not the same game! [ wife ] wow, he's really gonna get us a good deal. it's better! no it's not! the pitcher comes up and he's out! [ dealer ] he can bunt! whatever. but we're good with 0% apr for 60 months? oh, yeah, totally. thank you so much. that must've been brutal. [ male announcer

god, please stretch out your hands toward us, fill us with your spirit of love and please knit our hearts together. we are there to bring hope, where there is confusion, bring peace. lord hear the mothers cry, heal us. comfort us today, tomorrow and forever. replace the pain in our hearts with love and courage. give us the strength to restore hope and promise in our families, with our friends, with our co-workers, just heal us, lord. touch every person in the hospital, every family who has lost a loved one. all of our first responders or doctors and therapists and counselors. touch us, lord. touch those that are injured, wounded, scarred or battered. thank you lord for each life that is here today and let our lives be the testimony of hope. thank you, lord, for the leadership of this beautiful city and this great state. we are aurora, we are strong and we are one. god bless you all. (applause) >> prayer for peace rabbi joe black. >> let us pray. our god and god of all people, god of the rich and god of the poor, god of the faceless and god of the famous. god of the victims, god of all who

god, please stretch out your hands towards us, fill us with your spirit of love. and please knit our hearts together. where there is despair, bring hope. where there is confusion, bring peace. lord, hear the mothers cry. heal us. comfort us. today, tomorrow, and forever. replace the pain in our hearts with love and carriage. give us the strength to restore hope and promise in our families with our friends, with our coworkers. just heal us, lord. touch every person in the hospital. every family who has lost a loved one, all of our first responders, our doctors, and therapists and counselors. touch us, lord. touch those that are injured, wounded, scarred, or battered. thank you, lord, for each life that is here today and let our lives be a testimony of hope. thank you, lord, for the leadership of this beautiful city in this great state. we are aurora, we are strong, and we are one. god bless you all. >> prayer for peace. rabbi black. >> let us pray. our god of all people, god of the rich and god of the poor, god of the faceless and god of the famous. god of the vict

god, please, stretch out your hands towards us. fill us with your spirit of love and, please, knit our hearts together. where there is despair, bring hope. where there is confusion, bring peace. lord, hear the mothers cry. heal us, comfort us today, tomorrow, and forever. replace the pain in our hearts with love and care give us the strength to restore hope and promise in our families, with our friends, with our co-workers. just heal us, lord. touch every person in the hospital, every family who has lost a loved one, all of our first responders, our doctors and therapists and counselors. touch us, lord. touch those that are injured, wounded, scarred, or battered. thank you, lord, for each life that is here today, and let our lives be a testimony of hope. thank you, lord, for the leadership of this beautiful city in this great state. we are aurora. we are strong. and we are one. god bless you all. [ applause ] >> prayer for peace, rabbi joe black. [ applause ] >> let us pray. our god and god of all people, god of the rich and god of the poor, god of the facele

control in large areas of the country allowing these kidnappings and the anguish for the families worried about their loved ones. >> we're all in good spirits. we know that the god we serve is in control of the matter. >> carolyn: the war of words in the presidential race is heating up with mitt romney demanding an apology from president obama's campaign. the obama campaign questioned whether romney was at the helm of bain a boston firm when it sent jobs overseas. romney's advisor says it's an outright lie but they point to his signature with a filing regulators declaring he was bain company's chief executive at the time. how important is this issue to american voters? >> mitt romney at the bain capital why she should be president. he doesn't talk about being governor. he said i created jobs in bain capital. everything in that ad is documented by newspaper clips. >> no sad going to decide this election. economy and jobs are going to decide this election. his record is abysmal. we've had over 40 straight months of 8% unemployment. his policies have been a failure when it comes to turning our economy around. >> carolyn: some republican leaders are still urging rom

of the country. allowing these kidnappings and the anguish for the families worried about their loved ones. >> we're all in good spirits because we know that the god that we serve is in control of the matter. >> there's some good news this morning, we're told that the kidnapper told a reporter that the pastor and the woman are doing fine and usually these kind of kidnappings have a happy ending. we're still very tense and very worrying moments for that family in boston. back to you guys. >> david, thank you. >>> let's get it over to ron claiborne for a look at the news breaking overnight. lot going on. >> i got in a limit bit late here. i'm catching up. >>> good morning, everyone. a wildfire burning in northern california since last wednesday has claimed its first home and is now a threat to dozen of other houses. rugged terrain is making it difficult to contain the fire. officials are worried that the fire could jump the american river and destroy a community of 1500. >>> investigators are trying to identify that body, 20 miles from where lynn jackenheimer disappeared with her ex-boyfriend and their two children. the brother of the former boyfrie

they weren't transferring what they need to be the word of god and the changing power of the holy spiritsferring that to their children and they weren't preaching the gospel systematically that effectively into the colonies. we have our church and we will just be happy here and we were glad to know the lord but trying to reach other people, that is not us. that was the mindset among many, not all of the churches in the 1600's and some pastors began to notice, we have a problem because the culture was beginning to slide even then. and the people began to get worried and pastors began to worry about the spiritual slide of the colonies particularly in new england where some of these key passages were. there was a pastor named jonathan edwards. he was a young man. his grandfather -- was a pastor at, let's see, edwards father was a pastor and his mother's father, so his father-in-law. takes me a second here. reverend solomon stoddard and stoddard was a strong man of god. he loves the lord and he began to see some early signs of spiritual awakening in his congregation and jonathan edwards marr

a spirit yule revival so sweeping, so game changing, e involve e jobbingtive of the great awaking of the early to mid 18900? is it possible we scrolled a third one that god would rest your country by pouring out his holy spirit in a dramatic and exciting way? that is one of the questions we want to process through a set of questions today. third, this issue of where is america in end times bible prophesy. that being the question people ask most. okay. forty fifth as my pastor -- fourth my pastor says. how do we live differently if all things are true and scriptures you will be teaching on today and the things in your book, if that's all accurate, what this has does that mean for us? how do we practically live in days that are challenging and as sobering as these? in that four-general areas those four themes. let's go to the lord in prayer and ask the lord to spend time with us today. father, in heaven, i thank you for your grace and mercy. and i thank you for the opportunity to have this conversation here, in houston, but in churches, and homes, and small-group bible studies all over the country and several places in the world, lord. i pray that you woul

>in the spirit of community that poses all together -- bless this center. before i say amen, and now may god bless this center named the betty ann ong chinese recreation center, let's a all celebrate by, men. >> [all] amen. [applause] 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 -- [cheers and applause] but the anniversary of the great earthquake was remembered. >> i would like to ask for a minute of silence. >> let's have a moment of silence. >> they meet for the annual reflating ceremony. he was joined by winnie for an afternoon celebration. we are here to commemorate all that it signifies. at each anniversary the leaders meet to prepare for the next great quake. bob welcome everybody to the anniversary. i got to say, the mayor gets it done. gooa round of applause for our e chief's wife. you look terrific. do we have sydney close five? -- close by. we will pass the microphone to the mayor for a couple of quick words. we have a fire chief and the police chief. >> good morning, everyone. 106 years since our earthquake. we do have a grandson? she was with us in 2009. goopublic works is here. this reminds us of the 3000

let the winning spirit wash over you in "chariots of fire." a scottish missionary ran to please gode this out of here. >> christian bale is trapped in a war zone. he finds refuge in a church occupied by innocent school girls and painted ladies. he finds himself acting as a protector. that is the video view. >> hmm. the music from "chariots of fire" gives you chills. 5:49. coming up, we'll look at your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> we will check on the home run derby and the latest on nick markakis. the story straight ahead. ." >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- would you be willing to pay to get off your flight before anyone else, and if so, how much would you pay? >> keep sending us those responses. we will read more of your responses in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website, wbaltv.

>in the spirit of community that poses all together -- bless this center. before i say amen, and now may god bless this center named the betty ann ong chinese recreation center, let's a all celebrate by, men. >> [all] amen. [applause] 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 -- [cheers and applause] >> five years ago here in san francisco, and i was toque -- joking with the mayor that it only took us four years to realize the error of our ways and move back here. it did the warriors 41 years. on a day when the city is excited about the basketball team coming back, we are thrilled to have the mayor here to help us open our san francisco office. thank you very much for all you have done. want to hand it over to you. [applause] >> congratulations. i wanted to come by. my staff let me know the background and history of this company, and i'm very excited for it and not only wish you success, but it is our success as well as the success of the city to have you here. you're so glad to join our friends at pg&e as well as the department of the environment. their staff. we have some past commissioners as well that have serv

>in the spirit of community that poses all together -- bless this center. before i say amen, and now may god bless this center named the betty ann ong chinese recreation center, let's a all celebrate by, men. >> [all] amen. [applause] 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 -- [cheers and applause] >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall.

>in the spirit of community that poses all together -- bless this center. before i say amen, and now may god bless this center named the betty ann ong chinese recreation center, let's a all celebrate by, men. >> [all] amen. [applause] 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 -- [cheers and applause] >> hello, welcome to the faa sfo control tower groundbreaking. thank you will for being here. i like to begin by acknowledging our special guests, ra ylahood, michael huearta and mayor ed lee. we have other vips to introduce. supervisor dave fine, bill withacomb, faa district manager andy richards, and from the san mateo trade council, bill mack. jackie perkins from jackie sears' office. our federal security director, and a couple folks with the architectural firm that led to the design and alex legadda. and vernon allen from the allen group. a round of applause for the vips, think you for being here. >> everyone is very excited with this work now proceeding. this has moved along at a very quick place. it is a unique partnership between the faa and the airport. for the first time, an airport will be leaving the buildin

it is like the islamic faith, that one of the pillars of islam is that word tawheed, which means we all share one god, one spirit, one soul. it is like this wonderful man in a jail cell in birmingham who wrote the truth of our nation in 1963 when he said we were all caught in an "inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a common garment of destiny that injustice, anywhere, is a threat to justice everywhere." and when i stand in a conspiracy in newark, i feel that connection to conspirators who understood this truth of coming together like those people who came together -- scientists and engineers that turned the moon from a dream into a destiny, like those conspirators on the underground railroad, black and white, who came together saying that we must overcome this slavery, like the conspirators who took us as a nation from child labor to public education, from sweatshops to workers' rights. they were all conspirators who came together to exult our highest ideals, to celebrate our common aspirations, to live the truth of our founding which is that this nation is nothing if it stands apart but everything if it s

of the god, satan has a counterfeit. is there counterfeit love? is there a counterfeit for is there holy spirit?t for if the devil was gonna counterfeit the holy spirit and he was gonna try and market it, would he want you to feel bad or would he want you to feel good? i mean who would want to do it if he didn't feel good? so is that our criteria? what's our criteria to measure whether something's true or not? 3q on average 5,000 people a day switch from cascade to finish - over two million so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without rinsing first. and now... you can try finish quantum for free. visit us on facebook. with resolve deep clean powder. the moist powder removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while neutralizing odors for a clean you can see, smell and really enjoy. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. >>> we have reminder about the sleep train dream campaign. for every like we get this summer, one dollar will go to help bay area foster kids in need. all you have to do is facebook/abc7news. it's super easy. >>> san jose's joey chestnut