the dogs are deemed unclean. one attendee asserted dogs are god's creatures and they tried to create a culture opposite to islam. worse, two years. all right, father, this is an important question. >> this is the one that will be totally -- lose my job as a priest. i can tell. >> religion evolves like science does. certain things move away. aren't religions maybe supposed to start chipping away at things that seem silly like i hate dogs. >> how about don't kill the innocent in the name of god? >> that's something you should keep. >> dogs are innocent, they are beautiful, innocent people. >> in other words, look at that dog. >> it doesn't have a soul, father. >> it has an animal soul. >> andy, andy, according to thomas equines that dog has an animal soul which is different than yours. >> he has an animal soul too. >> honestly, greg, this is important. any religion that would in anyway do something against reason which would be like do harm -- >> every religion has something like, this right? >> fair enough. >> mai

for the first time in six years, the unclean rate is below 6%. our businesses -- unemployment rate is below 6%. our businesses have the longest uninterrupted job creation streak in history. but the typical family has not seen a raise since the 1990's. folks are feeling as squeezed as ever. that is why i will keep creating -- pushing for policies that will create jobs faster and raise wages faster. rebuilding infrastructure, making sure women are paid fairly, and making it easier for young people to pay off student loans. one of the fastest ways to help folks get ahead is raising the minimum wage. ask yourself, could you live on $14,500 a year? that is what someone working full-time on the minimum wage makes. if they are raising kids, that is below the poverty line. that is not right. a hard days work deserves a fair day's pay. right now, a worker on the federal minimum wage earns $7.25 an hour. it is time to raise that to $10.10 an hour. raising the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour would benefit 28 million american workers. 28 million. thes

there was a man in the synagogue a man with an unclean spirit and he cried out saying let us alone, what have we do to do with thea, jesus of nas russ? have you come to destroy us? he said, yes, i've come to destroy you ~. we have a problem in houston. the mayor is saying the christian ministers of the gospel have to submit under threat of, what do they call it, contempt of court, their sermons. know you not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of god? be not deceived, neither foreign caters, nor idol at therxes, nor adulterers, nor aloe if hevth nat nor abusers of them self-with man kind nor thieves, nor could have tuesday, nor drunkkard, nor revialer nor extortioners shall inherit the kingdom of doed. and such were san francisco some of you. but you are washed and sank it tide in the name of jesus. to be sank if i identified is to be set apart from your sin. god gives you the ability to be good after you get saved. now, when you're in dark with your significant other, don't tell me you don't know what you're doing is wrong. it's wicked. it's evil. and your conscience bear

so often the party's experiences were not geared around the parent so it was hot, uncomfortable, uncleanooms, or for that matter safety. it really didn't seem to be an important element oftentimes with off-premise children's birthday parties. >> the kids may have been having fun but gene knew when it came down to it, but when it came down to it, they weren't making the decision on the party place. >> they could decide what kind of party they want, the theme, but the ultimate decision comes from the parents and what kind of budget they might have. >> with experience in the hotel industry, gene looked to bring what he knew about hospitality to his business. >> we wanted to have the cleanliness of a ritz-carlton, the hospitality of a house of blues. >> amenities were included in both the design and business model to make bookoo bounce not just a fun place for kids but also a haven for adults looking for a little downtime as well. >> he has free wifi that you can connect your lap tap to, ipad, phone. he has televisions around so you can watch tv, watch a football game. he has comfortable sea

it is a mistake and turkey comes with unclean hands. >> why are they in nato. huge military and$b ambition and jets et cetera, and so if they are not doing anything for nato and literally watching the fight as if they are at a movie, why aren't they kicked out of nato. we are in a struggle with turkey. the erdogan government, when he was prime minister and now president. they followed the plan of a secular westernizing muslim country. erdogan, has tried to move turkey in that is not our interest. but we ought to back the secular turks who want to stick with the direction they took after world war i. and the turks are taking themselves out of nato. >> and ambassador, in the end, if kobani falls, isn't there a risk of 160000 kurds, doing in a genocide there? >> this is how complicated it is. j inside turkey and throughout europe. kurds have demonstrated against the turks indifference. they may have provoked a problem by standing off if they had actually gotten involved and this reflects the utter qhzñ of leadership with the united states. if we had a coherent str

islamic scholars tell him dog saliva is unclean.tried to make things simple putting dog owners in red shirts and shows scared of dogs in yellow. >> we're not afraid anymore. >> police are guarding this event because he has received threats. dog ownership is controversy malaysia. >> when his owners take him for a walk, often muslims try to stay away from him. those that don't, well they end upkeeping it quiet. that's the problem. religion is so controversial, some won't ask to touch a dog. >> if a muslim touches a dog, they can pure identify themselves with a washing ritual. it's still difficult to have dogs as pets. those that do often have to hide from neighbors. >> it's a sin. if you have one, you're a sinner. i got caught. >> and there are more serious consequences. last year a dog trainer was arrested after posting a video of her cleaning dogs while a muslim call to prayer was heard in the background. she was accused of insulting islam. this islamic teacher says muslims can keep dogs for valid reasons such as hunting, security o

so it's possible that you can touch something that's unclean with a clean hand. very careful in making sure that he can heck workers, doctors and furss were sprayed down properly with bleach and that we walk them through every step as they came out. it takes as long to get out of suits as it does to get into suits. >> fancy, have you been asked to do fate blood? i know dr. brantley was a match for our own freelance camera person. >> i have been asked to do nate blood. i have not been a match for any of the patience. >> and that would be donating blood, of course, as dr. brantley was able to, where he was a match, where he would have anti-bodies that are help. . again there is untested. we don't foe what works, what doesn't work. this all has to be done as much of an experiment as it is. let's talk about liberia, sierra leone and the other countries so devastated be i this, person troops are there now trying to create field hospitals doing some lab work. 28 are doing lab testing, highly speerntsd, we are told. what is the implication of all of this and the fact th

entering an unsanitized, uncleaned apartment of thomas eric duncan. man who tragically died from that disease just yesterday. health officials claim monnig poses no risk of ebola. cnn's senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen reports on how monnig's unprotected presence in duncan's apartment may be another misstep in this fight against ebola. >> we did not receive any type of emergency equipment. >> reporter: ebola fear escalating as sergeant michael monnig, a deputy sheriff who initially entered into the apartment where dallas ebola patient thomas eric duncan was staying before it was sanitized, started experiencing some ebola-like symptoms wednesday. monnig told cnn affiliate wfaa friday he thought he may have come in contact with the virus. >> touched doors, touched the lights to turn on lights. >> reporter: according to the cdc, ebola can't live on surfaces for more than just a few hours, and monnig said he was in the apartment several days after duncan had already been admitted to the hospital. a state health official saying we know he didn

had fetched water for her fellow workers but some of them refused to drink it saying the water was uncleanieved that as muslims, they would be defiled by drinking with her. one of them was her neighbor who was angry because she said her goat had damaged her water trough. they had ended up in an argument and of course, just as in our arguments at school, there were different versions of who said what. one version was that they tried to persuade abibi to convert to islam. she reflied that christ had tied on the cross for the sins of christians and asked what the prophet mohammed had done for muslims. one of the fruit pickers reported her to the local imam who informed the police. she spent more than a year in jail before the case went to court and she was sentenced to death. in many cases, the government never gets a chance to impose the death penalty on suspected blasphemers because as "the new york times" reports today, such allegations have frequently led to deadly vigilante attacks on the accused or their lawyers. on august 1, 2009, 40 house and a church per were burned in punjab. nine c

it found that by tradition, childbirth is considered unclean here. babies are often left on dirt floors uncovered while the mother is tended to first. [baby crying] the foundation tested solutions, trained healthcare workers to use sterilized tools, and taught the mothers to keep the babies warm: simple, inexpensive ideas that have reduced deaths here by half. part of the foundation's strategy is to team up with governments and other charities to make the money go farther and spread the best ideas. >> these deaths of children under five have come down substantially. 1960, it was 20 million children under the age of five that died. now it's 9 million children. that's still too many. >> a year. >> a year. every year, 9 million children die. we can get that down. >> and as for those other priorities she mentioned, the foundation is working on a vaccine for hiv, and nothing less than the eradication of malaria and polio, taking on everything at once. >> part of what you're doing-- >> melinda gates is analytical and driven, not unlike her husband. she lik

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