they recognize and tollerance and religious views is less controlled.y don't control the hearts and minds of majority of americans. that is echoed by the fans in west monroe, louisiana. >> he wants to make sure people go to heaven. and this is ready to let it go. and this is a angry statement. and it is not part of the next step. and a &e chose profit over african-american and gay people? ? and ae will air public service announcements that promote unitty and tollerance. >> thank you. >> and a change site over -- sight over missouri. it was captured on a patrolman's dash cam >> like neon green and bright grown and beg ball with a big tail of sparks and it was note. >> they are not require, but seeing them is because they don't usually pass over pop outed areas on a clear night. >> police are hoping that catch a arm robber. >> the suspect worlding a machete and caught top holding up's voens store. the theif got away with $100. and rescuersousing a helicopter to bring three hikers on stuck on a passa denna cliff in the first place. >> maryland. talk about

. >> tollerance and forgiveness. >> screens televised the burial, nelson mandela called himself a country boy. this man is walking in his footsteps. he's a member of the african national congress and hopes to implement his vision. >> our parents struggled a lot. us, the generation that came after that, it was up to us to have unity and reconciliation. >> nelson mandela dreamed of a country united in its diversity. we met melanie walking through on a pilgrimage. >> he always said, "i can make a difference with one thing, this thing. pick up the sphere." >> nelson mandela used to greet his neighbours. no one from qunu was invited. this family, who lived 1,000 feet from nelson mandela's compound was disappointed to watch it from tv. >> i would have liked to be there >> he wouldn't have liked it. >> definitely, he was a man of the people. >> after everything was over the skies opened. in local tradition rain signals the gods unlocked the gates to heaven. nelson mandela's long walk is over. >> the state funeral was attended by 4500 invited guests, including prince charles, opera winfrey and th

body of the people should have such a share of the produce of their own labor as to be themselves tollerably well-fed, clothed and washed. let me translate. that means if you work hard, you should make a desent living. [ applause ] >> if you work hard you should be able to support a family. now we all know the arguments that have been used against the higher minimum wage. some say it actually hurts low-wage workers. there's no solid evidence that a higher minimum wage costs jobs, and research shows it raises incomes for low-wage workers and boosts short-term economic growth. [ applause ] >> others argue if we raise minimum wage companies will pass that cost on to consumers. but a growing core us of businesses small and large argue differently. there are companies that provide decent wages, training for their workers, benefits, and deliver a great product to consumers. rei a company my secretary of interior used to run. there are companies out there that do right by their workers. they recognize paying a decent wage helps their bottom line. it means workers have more money to spend, to save,

if you ask me as a citizen i'd say i support the uprisings because i can no longer tollerate the criminals with popular support growing daily, it's unlikely that the self-defence groups will back down against the criminals or government forces. >> a campaign is under way in nigeria to highlight the causes of h.i.v. and aids. footballers and celebrities took part in a charity match a day before the 25th anniversary of world aids day. they called on people to check the status. naming earia has more than 3 million people who are h.i.v. positive. it's the leading cause of death in america for african american women between 35-44. more effective drugs made it possible for them to survive longer. tom ackerman has this report on how community house republican help sufersers. >> work through the door of d.c.'s collective, and it's the first thing you see, party dresses made from female condoms. a bright contrast to the corner of the room - memorial cards to the many black women who have become victims to aids. survivors who gathered here, most infected after unprotected sex, can testify to the bit

know to some extent the champion of human rights and all sorts of liberties can be also surprisingly toller run to certain kinds of intolerance what do you think about that not all the people. with tolerance. welcoming and accommodating in western europe. but again also i see that there is a lot of attempts to do that properly. muslims have to find. their place have to adapt also. the existing society does have to adapt and to change one should be patient with pushing for ways to find good ways well i guess it's difficult to be patient when your being activists is grim and they hit it big as you said on the other hand the burley and social science center just published a study suggesting that two thirds of muslims in western europe hold their religious rules above the laws of the countries that they live in that's compared to just thirteen percent of christians and i think what that shows is that certain religions relate to the state and its rules its laws differently than others and i wonder if that gives the state any state rights you differentiate between religions bit because i think th

know to some extent the champion of human rights and all sorts of liberties can be also surprisingly tollerrun to certain kinds of intolerance or drifting about that not all the people. with tolerance. welcoming and accommodating in western europe. but again also i see that there is a lot of attempts to do that properly. muslims have to find. their place have to adapt also. the existing society does have to adapt and to change one should be patient with pushing for ways to find good ways well i guess it's difficult to be patient when your being activists is grim and they had a big as you had on the other hand the burley and social science center just published a study suggesting that two thirds of muslims in western europe hold their religious rules above the laws of the countries that they live in that's compared to just thirteen percent of christians and i think what that shows is that certain religions relate to the state and its rules its laws differently than others and i wonder if that gives the state any state rights you differentiate between religions bit because i think the the lev

gay rightsoused to lobby for tollerance and now intollerance. reality tv is giving us highway brow vowing as jersey shore or temptation ilapd and cheaters. it is okay for adultery and tone prosmes cuity. but if they reflect a reality of the christian faith, good better help him because the network won't. who in the soughts if think that the millions were that watched. muslims are not crit sidewaysed or banned from the public square and they have far more harsher views on homosex yutity. most christians are tolerant and engauge in social interaction. i can accept anyone but not embrace a vow that is at odds. i have friends that love me but think i am a religious nut for believing in the boibl and resurrection of jesus kroift. are militant homosexuals so insecure that they can't tolerate. can we get back to religious freedom and liberty. or will we be told what we can or can't believe by the government. it starts in the marketplace and ends when forced by the states. and folks, we are getting close, we are getting close. (applause). >> i hope you

they say they are for diverseitty and tollerance unless you disagree with them.obertson said faith- based or not. they say they are unnecessary and hurtful and they don't belong on television. >> it is not a fro speech issue. the defenders of phil robertson is speaking freedom of consequences. >> reporter: nine of the next season's ten episodes are already done. robertson isn't needed until march and the free publicity bill should these guys kiss and make up if you will. higher adrates and higher eyeballs that work out for both. >> thank you william in los angeles. >>> you have to stick around for this frightening story. a general was asleep by the switch. what does it moan for the nuclear arsenal. snks and pope francis is planning a trip that makes history. we'll tell you where he is going next, ally. >>> what is president obama saying about the now change to the signature health care law? . drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-n

santa maybe you can leave a little racial imagination and tollerance in our christmas stockings. >> that would be nice. but one wonders why anyone is bothering for this. historical truth is, the prototype for nicholas was white and born in 280 a d in asia minor and anyhow the country is known in turkey. he was a kind man and protector of children and sailors. by the time the renaissance a ratified in the 14th century. st. nicholas was the most pop prospect saint in europe. and in holland they made hymn a legend and gave presents on the foeft day. and the dutch settled in new york. they honored st. nicholas. and december was the month of santa sinterkla us and then there is a poem written that is the night before christmas. and then thomas knap came up with the modern-day image of santa claus and the ones kids all over the word delight. to that's it. that's how santa claus came into being. why the bother. any talk of skin color brings out the zelots and controversy with the fox nows channel will be seized on by the media. >> i guess the truth is out. secret sant a. here is a secret for yo

toller: merry christmas everybody.irst of all, i was going to then iout my plan but heard jean said that medicaid or medicare is free. two different. caller: just blows my mind. >> medicare you pay a monthly premium and deductibles. the caller was talking about medicaid. caller: it is not free, though, ma'am. it is not free. premiums you don't pay. caller: i don't want to get into an argument with you, ma'am. can pay copays and pay for your drugs and you don't pay. .> knew it caller: it is taxpayer funded. government and state government pays. caller: we can understand it is country.to the it costs money. number two, c.b.o. says medicare andoing broke in 13 years we are putting millions more on it. you don't say that, you know, the recoverrage of this obama care has been horrible. mr. obama, for president obama with his big lie that you can keep your insurance, you can keep your doctor. many of us cannot and now that we do not have insurance we when get on that line and we do get on line my premium was $6,000. my deduc

they've been tollerant so far. they were occupying government buildings and government squares. you have to ask yourself what would be the reaction in the west. just sort of sit there. so i think the authority so far is showing restraint. i have a feeling they'll continue to do that. >> let's go back to the offer of aid from russia. it's a lot of money. i just want to read a quote to you from an opposition leader in the ukraine. this is it how he characterised the deal. russian money beat european values, it's a geopolitical victory. way do you make of the assessment. >> the ukraine for russia is important. this is a country the size of france, it's on russia's doorstep, it's got profound connections to russia, the cradle of russian civilisation. it was important to the russians that ukraine remain - continue to maintain close relations with moscow. it is essential for them. and i think that is what this deal is about. and the european offer wasn't nearly as realistic, or as strong as the russian offer. >> reading between the lines. what the opposition leader is suggesting is va