maybe a billion. >> a billion new people may open the bible? i think to be honest with you, because i'm a very blunt person, i think a billion is a low number. >> even with an angel as one of the executive producers, everything has not been easy. >> we were only about four, six weeks away from beginning principal photography and we had not yet cast the role of jesus. to say that we were anxious of that would be an understatement. i sent out an e-mail, and the headline on e-mail was "looking for jesus." and, you know, prayer works. and we found the most wonderful actor, a portuguese actor who has breathed such beauty and strength. >> jesus was cast, but they were still stumped when it came to who would play his mother. >> i went over to morocco with my producer's hat firmly on my head. at mark's encouragement really, he said i think you're not seeing the obvious. >> downey herself stepped into the role. there are a few real world problems to overcome, too. like the snakes. >> we had so many snakes on our moroccan set that we had to have a man to

. >> and a big new mini series on the bible begins on sunday. we'll talk with producers roma downey and mark burnett. >> bill: also tonight from california, dennis miller on the oscars. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone from los angeles. the factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. does the president of the united states have an obligation to tell us the truth. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you may remember that when president obama took office, his theme was a change from politics as usual. mr. obama promising he would be a leader we could trust. >> let me say this as simply as i can. transparency and the rule of law will be the touch stones of this presidency. >> bill: okay. the president went on the record back then and many americans believed him. but now we have a very embarrassing situation for barack obama. his former press secretary robert gibbs recently said this: >> when i went through the process of becoming press secretary, one of the things -- one

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teach the bible. you teach the bible. >> stephen: yeah, on this show. [laughter] where do you go after this? the barnes and noble in hell? [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> i pray not. >> stephen: you pray not, so do i. garry wills, everybody. [cheers and applause] the book is "whyriest priest

i want to thank you for having me read the bible. i read the whole bottle, and i also found that jesus had long hair." and his father said, "but you know that they walked "? it is really nice. you never know. aretha franklin, she came to my show. tavis: the queen. >> she was laughing so hard that that have started spinning. but you never know what is going to happen. you never know what i'm going to give away. i am giving away a car. >> tavis, who are you, oprah's? >> i know you did not say that. i want to be a rich, black lady. i learned from oprah, and i learn from you. tavis: ivers reading and "rolling stone," and they have a list of the top 25 people they suggested that you follow in the world, anywhere in the top 25. can i read your tweets. >> i do not think so. you be careful what you read. you should have come to church yesterday. stevie was there. stevie wonder. you know he is very active in our church now. tavis: that reminds me. hold on. why do blind people wear sunglasses? do deaf people run around wearing earplugs? you tw

s "the bible exclusive." the emotional moments filming on the cross. >> i started crying. it took 30 minutes before i stopped. >> only we are with the man portraying jesus. >>> joan rivers uncensored. taking aim at the oscar nominees. >> ugh. >> and pregnant kim kardashian. >> i just always thought she was pregnant, but carrying in the back. >> announcer: now, "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >> prince is on "entertainment tonight." that's pretty big. >> oprah, you got that right. you cannot believe the overwhelming response we have gotten to having prince michael on our show. and tonight it's part five. hi, everybody. welcome to "entertainment tonight." i'm nancy o'dell. >> i'm rob marciano alongside rocsi diaz at the home of oscar. the dolby theatre here in hollywood. we're going to give you an inside track to all the last minute preps for sunday's big night. first, rocsi, you tracked down oprah. she had some things to say about prince michael and "e.t." >> you already know. when prince michael joined the "e.t." cast for our special co

the bible. the bible that's in the -- >> sadly, the bible is probably the cleanest thing in the -- nobody picks it up to read it. people think it's boring, d people that have never read it -- >> and continue. the pens. the pens that are sitting there on the side of the notepad. >> for those of you that don't steal them. because if you read your bible -- >> and the room service menus. >> ew, they don't -- >> why would you wipe it down? >> that notebook, you open it. >> do you live your life wiping everything down before you -- >> i don't. >> you can't live like that, hoda woman. >> i know. i do agree. i just wash my hands a lot, but not crazy. i don't purell a lot. >> how about we just get over it and stop whining about everything? >> all right. now -- >> tammy. >> can we just look in the back row, these two guys with the puppets? >> wait a minute. they might win. oh, we didn't see you guys. >> it's age inappropriate, and there are not spanx showing, so i know it's not me. >> are those anatomical

. >> harry smith checks out the game show by daring to ask how much do you know about the bible? >> resurrection is correct. >> i didn't want to be in a a line in hell going this is the game show, right? it was the game show. >> that and more as "rock center" gets under way. >>> good evening. you've seen the commercials. they air often on this network and others, what the cruise lines are selling all of us is hat the cruise xd get out on the water, relax, unwind, have fun, do something different. well, that something different sure happened to the passengers onboard the carnival triumph cruise ship. as we've seen, starting with the fire, the power failure, the air-conditioning went out, bathrooms failed, food ran out, misery and bedlam broke out and now the ship is in port. tonight, we're finding out more, including the more serious health situations that developed onboard. dr. nancy snyderman is there for us tonight in mobile, alabama. >> this family reunion in a a parking lot in galveston, texas, was not the kind of reunion the alderman and colon family had planned when they boo

in the bible he found conviction. in the words of god he found a truth about the dignity of man that once realized he once relinquished. we know lincoln had such moments as well. to see this country torn apart, to see his fellow citizens waging a ferocious war that pitted brother against brother, family against family, that was as heavy of a burden as any president will have to bear. he visited with troops and honored the dead day after day, week after week. you can see in the lines of his face the toll the war cost him. but he did not break. even as he buried a beloved son he did not break and as he struggled to overcome melancholy, despair, and grief, he did not break. he surely found solace in scripture. he could acknowledge his own doubts and he was humbled in the face of the lord. that i think allowed him to be a better leader. it's what allowed him in what may be one of the greatest speeches ever written in a second inaugural to describe the union and confederate soldier, both reading the sable bible and prayed t

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the bible has not changed. >> i focus on the family. one group that never waded into this before.focus on gay marriage and family and those issues. they said to me that the reason why they are going so vocally about this and speaking to the broadcast, millions of evangelical, the dynamic is different and they feel like they can make a push on this and they want to put their full weight behind it. >> with the idea that then the people in the south or wherever they will put pressure on i'm assuming house republicans and those who are still resistant to any immigration reform or who see it as amnesty whether it's a tactical move or divide. a different warn coming from boehner and kantor. >> i spoke with the pastors up here. they want to have as many calls or more coming into these offices, supportive of immigration reform so that republicans in the south that are on the fence on these issues can say hey, i'm hearing for many of my constituents that are in support of this and not hear from the imagainst immigration. >> a great article. thank you very much for talking to us about it. u

we are changing man as we have known him and has been presented by the koran and by the bible. do you see that coming? and will it sway people more toward religion or away from religion? >> well, i think medicine for the last hundred years has already undergone a lot of change. we don't even have to guess the years coming up. and certainly, as people who live in modern america, we all profit, religious or not we profit from the medical advances. >> now, the pharmaceuticals that come into existence by reason of biotechnology and genetic -- genetic -- the genetic sciences is one thing. but when you start altering genes, you are right at the heart of the essence of being a man, a person, you understand? >> yes. >> that leap is an enormous leap. it is perhaps the most profound change that we will have ever seen in mankind. way beyond anything like the industrial revolion. >> it's not the kind of thing that we'll be able to discuss carefully in a couple minutes on a tv show. >> no, but my question is to you, and i don't want you to take that dodge, if you don't mind my telling you, t

koresh promises to lead his disciples out, if the feds put his bible lecture on the radio.ionwide. >> i david koresh agree upon the broadcasting of this tape to come out peacefully with all the people. >> reporter: clive doyle thinks life for him and his 18-year-old daughter shari will soon return to normal. >> when they're talking about us coming out, i go pack a lunch. tell my daughter, we're going to go out and sit on the grass while they search. i'm still thinking a search warrant. i don't know how long it will take. we might get hungry. we'll sit out there. when it's through, we'll come back home. >> what we're trying to present today -- >> reporter: at 1:30 p.m., the sermon airs. >> we see that god has a book. >> reporter: one hour on the christian broadcasting network. >> and remember, the most fearful warning ever given to man in scripture is the warning found in revelation 22. >> reporter: but after the broadcast, the surrender plan changes. koresh says he's gotten a message. >> you know, when you confer with god, you can't turn away from him. >> reporter: god says

now putting the mitas to a new mini series, the bible. it is an amazing epic. lunch." >> thanks for being here. >> a pleasure to be here. >> i want to start with a broader topic. that is tv in general. the future of traditional television. with technology moving wait it is now, there are all of these devices coming to market that will allow people to skip through commercials, completely. or eliminate them completely, like hopper. how do you think traditional television has to change to accommodate that and perhaps more importantly can traditional television survive? >> first of all, it is really happening of course. i have three teenagers and they often watch shows dvr and an entire series at one time sometimes. but in the end, more people are watching television than ever. they are watching it in different ways. so story, story, story is what you've always got to remember. it is a matter of creators in the television studios to think of new ways to mon advertise and the bible, one of two things you do. either you have to have an event that someone watches live

. >> why hasn't the parallelism between the teachings of the koran and the teachings of the bible brought christians and muslim closer together i ask you dr. mark dever? >> well, it's difficult to be brought together on exactly the teachings because what the emom said here is not the case that jesus is not crucified is at the very heart of the christian understanding of not only what happened to jesus but what jesus intended to do. >> so you can see tolerance but you cannot actually see a reconciliation because the doingmatic differences are so different? >> yeah. >> i know you're not surprised because you're a man of very deep and wide erudition as is evidence of to what you're saying today. do you believe many westerners that the koran teaches that christ was born of a virgin. >> a lot of american churches would be better off if they believed as much as the imam did, the christian churches in america, yeah. >> you mean that there is a rejection@of jesus as being

d the bible movie are and wife here. two for thursday starts right now. >> steve: there was almost big trouble outside because when i was in the car with janis dean, she was going to drive us around the block, we had to have chris chulo get out first because he had that hose hooked up to the building. she just floored it. i had to actually take my hand and put it back in park. >> brian: do you know what the anniversary of today is? one year ago today, chris chulo and a race with mario lopez. >> gretchen: that's already one year ago? >> brian: that's one week. it will be the anniversary of you falling flat on your face right outside. >> gretchen: poor chris. [ laughter ] he's always such a good sport. thanks for still being here action chris. >> brian: he's never been the same. >> gretchen: let's talk about sequestration because it's happening tomorrow, march 1. the last couple of weeks, you heard the president talk being how this was going to be disasterous, draconian cuts that wouldn't have to be necessary if republican

. >> nothing in the bible -- >> stephen: upon this rock i build my church and the gates of hell shouldnot prevail against it. >> that didn't say he was a priest. [ laughter ] >> stephen: no but st. paul says thou are a priest forever -- >> that was not st. paul. >> stephen: that's not paul? >> nobody knows who wrote it. it's a mysterious anonymous document. >> stephen: isn't it in the bible? >> yes. >> stephen: then god wrote it. [ laughter ] okay. [ laughter ] >> you are right it's from that epivotel of -- epistle of hebrews. since jesus couldn't become a priest in jewish law they said, well, there was a priest of high god and abraham offered him a tithe and so jesus will be in the line of him and he wasn't even a jew. it's a crazy letter. >> stephen: are you a jew? >> no steerntle neither am i so that works for me. [ laughter ] when you die, not soon i hope, when you die are you going to want a priest there to give you last rites? >> no. >> stephen: why? >> because it's an invented sacrament that had no foundation in the early church. the prayer of the body of christ is a prayer of a

and he told us what the verdict meant to him. >> so a free bible study for the rest of my life, free at's what it is. free bible study for the rest of my life, free meals included. how can you beat that? it's not a joke and i'm trying not to make light of it. i'm trying not to go crazy in this place. >> it was a horrible thing he did to his daughter and a parent is supposed to be the person that protects and loves you. and he was the boogie man that we try to save our children from. >> you guys only see her as dead. she is in the cell with me every day. i just wrote another song two days ago. i feel she helped me with these songs. i've written nine songs in jail, 314 poems. so in my opinion, she's not dead. i hear from her all the time. >> go straight back to your cell. go back to your cell. >> back in his cell, butterfield turns to one of his few remaining small luxuries. >> this is the last glass of lemonade. that's pretty good. at least i saved -- i saved one glass for an emergency. that was pretty good. that was pretty smart. >> but soon afterwards, reality seemed to sink in for b

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>> benedict xvi is a man of the bible. he's a brilliant expositor of the bible. right in the middle of lent, the most serious pen tential season of the church's church's liturgical year. the pope has stayed on message. it's a time to think about what it means for all of us to walk the way of the cross, and i expect he'll stay with that message today. he's not a man who instinctively draws attention to himself. he wants people to focus on the truth of the gospel, the truth the church proclaims, and i think that master teacher attitude of which liz just spoke. the skill that, when he was a professor, would have people lining up outside the lecture hall at 8:00 in the morning to kibbutz his lectures, will be on public display for one last time. >> this is obviously an extraordinary moment in history. it is worth repeating time and again. this is not something we have ever seen in modern history. we have a pope who has made a decision that he is going to step down. he will be pope emeritus. and there is this opportunity for this final good-bye, this final appearance,

organization in the united states and she based her organization on the five spiritual principles, the bible, family patriotism, the sanctity of marriage and of life, and she began to litigate arguing that religious parents should have more controls for example over with their children were taught in school, arguing that the equal rights amendment was a violation and the fundamental order of things and winning many of these cases. >> did you interview her for your book? >> i actually did not. she lives in seclusion and a retired about almost 15 years ago now and is in california again. >> somebody would have liked to talk to? >> i would very much like to talk to her, and one of the things that is important is an organization like hers, which was so involved, so foundational to the conservative women's political activism the papers are not deposited anywhere, they are not available to be read. others like phyllis schlafly on a much smaller organization talks to everybody. really somebody like beverley in the concerned women for america is substantially more attention and for prosperity somewh

"the bible" premieres sunday on history channel. s well. >>> coming up, he won "iron chef america" and the battle of the bulge. we're in the is kitchen with jesse schenker. >>> we are back, now, with one of the hottest, young chefs in the country. everyone says so. jesse schenker's new york city restaurant gets rave reviews. it's "the new york times" that says that. it's "new york" magazine that says that. you won "iron chef america." "gq" magazine. "details" magazine, calls you one of the best young chefs. everybody loves you. >> sam, thanks for having me. >> thank you for being here. just continuing the trend that "gma" puts the best on the table in front of you. you went from 255 pounds to 200 pounds. do we have pictures of that? there's a huge difference in you. and you're always around food. and you're always around great food. so, how in the world do you do that? >> well, the trick is really -- you don't have to stop eating tasty foods. just have to go for low-calorie, low-carb, still flavorful food. chicken breast is a great i

they contain a small radio, the bible, and other christian literature. addition to the balloon operation, peter's group organizes a weekly radio broadcast recorded in seoul and transmitted over short wave frequencies into north korea. >> it brings it like a regular church service with worship and preaching of the world. the northern korean government routinely tries to jam our signal, but we have other methods of getting our message across. >> george: cbn news obtained security photographs and recordings of secret church meetings inside north korea. [whispering] >> george: and when a northern korean accepts jesus christ, he or she will face pe persecution, imprisonment, and possibly death because of their faith. peter gave cbn footage of a show that allegedly shows the execution of north korean christians. [yelling] >> george: trying to get precise figures on the number of christians today in north korea is extremely difficult. >> based on data gathered from north korean defectors and international human rights groups, we estimate there are approximately

it turns out it's from the bible.at. >> -- saying that -- >> dana: behold and lo is how it was there but it's also in letter from lady of the bed chamber in 1808. do research. >> greg: going to wikipedia. >> andrea: you think you are smarter than god, don't you? >> dana: that is mrs. anna on "downtown abbey." lady's made. got promoted. >> eric: lady of the bed chamber. >> andrea: lo and behold. >> dana: lo and behold this political cartoon. i like t

>> yes. >> the bible is a long book. of you. you tell a very particular story which you see as one story, don't you? many stories tied together, one story of god calling a people for the benefit of the whole world. am i wrong? >> we see it as one continual love story. god's love for all of us. a lot of people look at it in snippets. it's one continuous story genesis through revelations. >> why did you need to do it? it sounds like. you don't take on something like this unless you felt compelled. >> we felt like a seed was thrown in our hearts. we felt called to do it. it was a great opportunity that we could step in together and work together on this and we're still speaking to each other. >> and you're still married. >> how was that? this is a long process, and you guys are really working together for the long time. >> on location in morocco for how many months? >> five months. we had dust in places we didn't know existed. >> a lot of krif iss and cracks in your body. >> it's been incredible, though. really. we've enjoy

and then you'll find the koran, the bible, sacred texts in hinduism, sacred - the hebrew bible - they're all right there, it's an extraordinary kind of thing. but what they're saying, if you're going to talk oneness, let's talk oneness, and let's not be arguing about religion. i know what you mean about that sense of reciprocity and calm from him - i mentioned that in the previous class. another person in the previous class i did feel that from - i don't know if you remember bishop thomas. now, you would expect the bishop to be rather stern - administrators have a lot of pressure - but i also saw that in his eyes. and believe me, the camera and the audio equipment was messing up and we had to keep redoing things, but he was just, "oh, that's good. my roots are deep." that kind of thing. sure, janet. >> well, if you really believe that each human has the design within them, then when you look on any human, then that's... then you're looking at the divine within them. so like i said, he could just hug you and that's the feeling that you get - they're recognizing that divineness. >> and so

know i go to the local church i can still be allowed to stand with the priests are seeing i read the bible in arabic but i did it because everyone has a choice she says that for her father it was a betrayal here could not overcome her family flats leaving her behind quickly she realized she was old lone in an unknown country barely spoke the language and faced deportation but going back to have vanished down would mean aggers a-q. sion for recounting islam under the country's shari'a based law of damage done is one of the most hazardous countries in the world for christians in early two thousand and eleven a video was circulated showing to be having a christian convert. by the muslim taleban there are many more similar cases some christians are thankfully see from agassi q after international pressure others are not so lucky it's a problem that's hard to quantify where was already in a russian deportation center when she appealed to the authorities again it's given her of the chance to start a new life and find a job and hopefully leave behind the threat of being killed for changing her be

it turns out it's from the bible. you can't ban a phrase from the bible. >> greg: great. >> -- saying that -- >> dana: behold and lo is how it was there but it's also in letter from lady of the bed chamber in 1808. do research. >> greg: going to wikipedia. >> andrea: you think you are smarter than god, don't you? >> dana: that is mrs. anna on "downtown abbey." lady's made. got promoted. >> eric: lady of the bed chamber. >> andrea: lo and behold. >> dana: lo and behold this political cartoon. i like this. it's about the media. who is going to win? >> greg: that worked out >> dana: thank you. >> greg: putting up a let's go to andy levy for our pre game report. what are you shaking your head for, you big jerk? >> our top story, a super bowl ad sparks cries of race -- racism. no, this is not a repeat unless it is saturday night. can boys to men help make boys? the shocking story that can only come from mother russia. and a san francisco 49er corner back apologizes saying his anti-gay remarks reflected the thoughts in his

where in the bible does it say that birth control is wrong.probabling saying hey the bible says be fruitful and multiply. which it does. but if the pope against birth control, why does the pope get to be a celibate. kind of do as i say not as i don't do. also when

what out of the bible why are something wrong. here look i'm stuck got through this way to only release you to all of those boxes that run back to life. what did you bring what did i bring tea do we have or have anything else did you bring bread where would i get bread or what does a hungry person dream a slice of bread or do we dream our work for. us my passport fell good thing i remembered good thing i noticed your last. one was your let's go sister. there is no bus now well wait. a day was a good day tomorrow will be a bad day. come here i've brought all the cups i have. for the time being once it's . more yes you all have stare mrs why did you bring them all this good for you forgot my glasses don't worrying see that she hardly got you nothing worse can happen just as a black man can't get a tan. what a holes i've been in the every hole like myself because every little hole elimination of the crust of fences of the barbed wire no one seems like mice will look around like mice. they're the cats and we're the mice not if we gain

it's in the bible. next comes locusts. i tell you... it's a cop's worst nightmare. cable goes out, people get edgy... thank god this isn't the summer. you take away a man's tv during a heat wave, well, you might as well pack up the canned goods and just head for the basement. so. who wants to rent a movie tonight? marie: oh... yeah, that's not a bad idea. it's not tv, but at least you got the tv going. robert: there you go. you know what i wouldn't mind seeing again? beaches. i would mind that. i would mind that very much. ok. so forget about the movie. let's do something else. ooh! let's play a game. oh, yeah! hey, i'd be up for that. a game? yeah. that's a very good idea, marie. it's about time we did something together as a family for once. come on, debbie. you really want to play, like, a board game? i don't like games. follow the rules, pay attention, wait your turn... it's just like work dressed up like play. come on, ray. i really want to do this. or you know what? we could just sit and talk. let's play a game. debra: ok, what does everybody want to play? well

by the way, the quote about the good and bad fish in the net, that's actually from the bible and it's one of the parables that jesus used to describe his pilgrimage for the church. one of the main messages that pope benedict has made by stepping down is that a pope in today's world needs to be an ennever jettic person. they need physical strength, mental energy and everything that's going on, the pope is in direct contact with so many problems and so many issues and so many opportunities around the world so. i think you want someone who's strong and vigorous and probably not close to 80, i think that would probably be an important, i think that's one of the messages pope benedict is telling us. and you need someone who understands two things very well. understands first of all, the power of the message of jesus christ, really believes in it, really believes that it is always relevant and it can always transform lives, it can always renew and also someone who understands the vocabulary of today's world. which is not an easy thing, because the world is a big place. but i think in a cert

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i've got the bible. coffee, milk. s with me. >> wozniak has been accused of murdering two friends and dismembering one of them. >> lord, let me know my end, the number of my days, that i may learn how frail i am. you have given my days a short span. my life is nothing before you. >> while awaiting trial at the orange county jail, wozniak said he sought comfort from the bible. >> i've sworn with you like a passing stranger, a guest like all my ancestors, turn your gaze from me that i may find peace before i depart to be no more. so it's one of my favorite ones. >> why? >> it just touches home. to me, it's just how, exactly just how short life really is. it's -- it makes it a lot easier in here knowing, you know, our time here is just so short. you know. life is just a short time, but eternity is forever. >> in a state of calm we're flowing together like liquid. >> jason richardson is also facing the death penalty for another murder that made headlines. >> i've been studying tai chi for about four or five months now. it

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