expect from the amnesty international she joins us now on the line that the crew must be speaking to us by god. they can do to help us had to get a sense of just bought this scale. all this crisis is the more people working with the familia with the job or feet or even the population although the center of the to give and give us still feel feeling. i attacked by anti government for the autobahn to the capital. they feel like a thick band of very high level of violent and scary to talk to him the official count now i can make it to me that my core body but he acknowledged that the building by the second round lead we had to deal with the people who can bury the dead without calling them at costco. i think that the people have died in london and kill it and the current situation. like i cannot let that get taken by the compound. and at the airport because they are fearful of continuing high the red cross saying it's come to the hundreds of audi's on the streets of palm beach today as well confirming what your saying and in your opinion that is their sense of it is their sense of relief now that

. >> translation: nobody will win against us, because god is with us, united people, blessed by god.> they say the orthodox church is one nation. these marches represent the divide in the ukraine. they say they should be aligned with russia, not europe, turning to the west is not part of the culture. >> they march outside parliament. government supporters gathered for days. many were bussed into the city. al jazeera saw some paid to be here. police remained out in full force. a promise to tear down barricades came to nothing. in the square itself the demand were the same. the government embraced european values. >> translation: you see how they live in russia and europe. the difference is obvious. >> the protest camp continues to grow. the latest addition, the photo exhibit on newly built barriers. organizers are calling for a mass gathering on sunday showing how much support they have, a month after demonstrations began. >> as 2013 comes to a close, al jazeera is looking at five of the biggest stories. nigeria has seen a spate of attacks by the armed group boko haram. 1200 have died

god. why did he come here? what kind of an outlier was he? >> the idea was to find a place that was never used by any other gods. to be virgin, as he called it. so he chose this place. >> at first glance, we couldn't see much. but then a caretaker arrived to open a padlocked door and led us into one of the most beautiful tombs that we had seen so far. even thousands of years later, the walls are still covered with his radical message of monotheism. >> the main idea is the sun and the rays. >> and the influence, though, is the one god. >> that's the main idea. that the one god is responsible for everything. he looks after us. above everything, he looks after us. underneath, and he looks after us. >> in another tomb at the site, she shows us an inscription of the famous hymn. the hymn is surprisingly similar to psalm 104 from the old testament of the bible. a psalm that's often attributed to king david. connections lead you to believe certain things about moses. >> as an archaeologist, maybe not. it goes, these type of words can never be manmade. no matter what you call this power. it's one at the

i get that save his unless we would for them to bail us and that out sometime you can just attend to down without taking down by the us and. my god the builder is spot in the building keep on coming down it's only because of david. to see what he says and who can and that is in. the heat is always too much sure but we can do our wife's were they brought us here today oh yeah. from the government. all us for possible water. not for weed in this is only better for the common see this in your about community buy as in five drinking from a distant world. but of all what. there is to accommodate more stars so that they can improve their health status on people. in. this growth reflected by the economic indicators does not seem to reach the public clinics of northern gala. the district director says that the government is doing its best and gives the free muscular net program as an example something he recently set up the government of one affidavit the ghana has of his children had to wigan at lentulus war on malaria from several you know standpoints daily allies that we need to actually fight a vector the vector being the most to the

not good at service unless we would for them to bail us and that out sometime you can just adventure down without taking down by the us and . my god the building is spotty and the building keep on coming down it's only because of david. to see what he says and who can and that is in. the heat is always too much sure but we can do otherwise or they brought us here today. from the government. all of us for possible what. not for we did this is only better for the community this they knew about community by as drinking from a distant world. but of all what quarters to accommodate more staff so that they can improve their health status of people. in. this growth reflected by the economic indicators does not seem to reach the public clinics of northern ghana. the district director says that the government is doing its best and gives the free mosquito net program as an example something he recently set up the government of one affidavit the ghana has of his children how do we get a lengthy list war on malaria from several you know some points nearly allies that we need to actually fight a vector of the vector b. and a mosquito that noth

us because god is with us. we are united people, blessed by god. they say the orthodox church is one nation, and should stay that way. >> these marchers represent the divide and say their country should be aligned with russia, not europe, and turning to the west is not part of the cult your. government supporters gathered for days. s many were bussed into the city. some were paid to be here. police remained in full force, keeping their distance. in the square itself, the demand remain the same, that the government replaced european values. >> you see how they live in russia and europe. the difference is obvious. >> the protest camp continues to grow. the latest addition, photo exhibit on barriers. organizers are calling for a gathering. showing how much support they have one month after the demonstrations began. >> the other president now, and vladimir putin's biggest rivals are speaking out. mikhail khordorkovsky had been locked up for 10 years. vladimir putin surprisingly pardoned the oil tycoon this week. >> this is the moment days ago they must

western standards are not for us >> translation: nobody will win against us, god is with us. we united people blessed by god. >> they say the orthodox church is one nation and should stay that way. >> the marchers represent the divide. they say the country should be aligned with russia, not europe. turning to the west is not part of ukrainian culture. >> they marched peacefully. many were bussed into the city. al jazeera saw some of them paid to be here. police remain out in full force, but keeping their distance from both demonstrations. the promise to tear down barriers at the edge of independence square came to nothing. in the square the demands are the same - that the government embrace european values. >> translation: you see how they live in russia, and you see how they live in europe. the difference is obvious. >> protest camps grow. organizers are calling for a mass gathering on sunday, showing how much support they have, a month after the demonstrations began. >> care takers who take care the elderly are often underpaid. lisa bernhard has more on that story. >> 88-year-old ginny anderson gets t

god. why did he come here? what kind of an outlier was he? >> the idea was to find a place that was never used by any other gods. to be virgin, as he called it. so he chose this place. >> at first glance, we couldn't see much. but then a caretaker arrived to open a padlocked door and led us into one of the most beautiful tombs that we had seen so far. even thousands of years later, the walls are still covered with his radical message of monotheism. >> the main idea is the sun and the rays. >> and the influence, though, is the one god. >> that's the main idea. that the one god is responsible for everything. he looks after us. above everything, he looks after us. underneath, and he looks after us. >> in another tomb at the site, she shows us an inscription of the famous hymn. the hymn is surprisingly similar to psalm 104 from the old testament of the bible. a psalm that's often attributed to king david. connections lead you to believe certain things about moses. >> as an archaeologist, maybe not. it goes, these type of words can never be manmade. no matter what you call this power. it's one at the

us because god is with us. we are an united people blessed by god. >> reporter: they say the orthodox church is one nation and should stay that way. >> these marchers represent the divide in ukraine. they say their country should be aligned with russia, not europe. it's not part of ukrainian culture. >> they march where supporters have been gathered for days. many were bussed in the city. al jazeera has seen some of them being paid to be here. they came out in full force. promise to go tear down barricades at independent square came to nothing. and in the square itself the demands remain the same. that the government embrace european values. >> reporter: we see how they look at russia and how they look in europe. the difference is obvious. >> the protests camps continue to grow. the latest edition of a photo exhibit. it will show how much support they still have one month after the demonstrations began. >> the protests have been going on for a month, what is the latest happening there now? >> reporter: well, as you can hear behind me this protest demonstration pop concert is going on. and as often as happens here it

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one isbn team soon after the kids to force it allows pianist at this point and heavy god did this nifty. it is used by civilians and domenici. most of the photo the moment is organized to begin at six and the focaccia. the attack force in gaza too. it's a joke. the mall to get one though and i connected this is our mission to get chocolates but he didn't push for a tough call the accomplishments of deputy come with the seats also said the gaza appeared to be desired. often in sunday's attack. the approach is glued to one of the me today. c'mon stores and fourteen bc is the isp and join them on beaches responsibly for the ddd management all forty four patients. paleo and accidental detonation of explosives stored in a nonconference nifty beside the us embassy in kabul is spot on the back neatly on the sandwich was. my father telling us how explosive fun of guys don smashed and adding to the eagles security tea and a delight he's seen and yet you could afford had accidentally ignite explosives stored in the agency's mean compound in conway autos daughters otago and yet it is not a betting against the fl

us much >> translation: nobody will win against us. god is with us. we are communicated people, blessed by god. >> they say the orthodox church is a nation and should stay that way. these marchers repeat the divide in ukraine, saying their country should be aligned with russia, not europe. that turning to the west is not part of the culture. government supporters gathered for days. many were bussed into the city. al jazeera has seen some paying to be here. police remained in full force. a promise to tear down barricades at the end of independence square came to nothing. in the square the demands were the same, that the government replaced european values. >> you see how they live in russia and europe. the difference is obvious. >> the protest camp continues to grow. the latest edition, a photo exhibit on newly built barriers. organizers are calling for a mass gathering, showing how much support they have a month after the demonstrations began. >> india is transferring the diplomat whose run in with police caused on international dispute. devyani khobragade will serve the united nations pen

god. >> why did he come here? what kind of an outlier was he? >> the idea was to find a place that has never been used by any other gods, to be virgin as what he called it. so he chose this place. >> reporter: at first glance we couldn't see much. but then a caretaker arrived to open a padlocked door and led us into one of the most beautiful tombs that we'd seen so far. even thousands of years later the walls are still covered with akhenaten's radical message of monotheism. >> the main idea is the sun and the rays of the aten. and the influence is -- the one god. >> yeah. that's the main idea. is the one god is responsible for everything. he looks after us. underneath. and he looks after us in the resurrection. >> reporter: in another tomb at the site rahwiya shows us an inscription of the famous hymn to the god aten. the hymn is surprisingly similar to psalm 104 from the old testament of the bible. a psalm that's often attributed to king david. >> connections lead you to believe certain things about moses. >> as an archaeologist, maybe not. i am -- as a muslim woman he believe he existed from the koran

us because god is with us. we are a united people blessed by god. >> reporter: they say the orthodox which are is on churchn anduld stay that way these marchers represent the divide in the ukraine. that turning towards the west is not part of the ukrainian culture. >> they marched peacefully to where government supporters had gathered for days, many were bused in to the city. al jazerra has seen some of them being paid to be here. police remain out in full force. but keeping their distance from both demonstrations. they promise to tear down barricades at the end of independence square came to nothing. in the square itself the demands remain the same. that the government embrace european values. >> you see how they live in russia and you see how they live in europe. the difference is obvious. >> reporter: the protest camp continues to grow. the latest addition a photo exhibit on newly-built barriers. organizers are calling for a mass gathering here sunday which will show how much support they still have one month after the demonstrations began. jennifer glass, al jazerra, kiev. the. >>> one of russia's most famo

what all god against union diplomat says us. this intensified by whether to get some colors to use it on my lap. i know. it's been about the government of stalling the led lights that are sure that this is a direct street of a great weekend at night the offer. chechnya snow falls and gets to watch july from ten receive a full news hour coming up let's look at the headlines may file photo cos he arrives in germany after ten years in a labor camp russia's most famous prisoner walked free from the department and officially this friday. he says he was guided by the principles of humanity. european leaders in brussels discuss that you use defense policy. it also tries to drum up support for troops in the central african republic the provincial elections in madagascar polls are no closed on the second

he ends his christmas message of compassion by leading us in prayer. jesus is god with us.he crowd repeats. afterwards, it was our moment. meeting face to face with the people's pope. we're american, i tell him. a moment of true humility. one and a half million tickets have already been given out this year just for this event. it's now a week from christmas and the crowds will certainly grow here as does this pope's popularity. diane? >> thank you so much, robin, right in st. peter's square today. >>> next tonight, dr. richard besser investigating an outrage in america, the exorbitant cost of cancer drugs, is it right that the rich can afford them but many other people cannot? a question of life and death ahead. we're back in two minutes. bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just comm

let us allow ourselves to be moved by god's goodness. >> while the ceremonies involved a lot of pomp ws us, the pope kept his christmas message simple and to the point. >> reporter: as you can see, they're streaming into st. peter's square. people from all over the world, pilgrims and atheists, men, women, and children of a multitude of religious flooding the square to hear what pope francis has to say to the world on christmas day. >> translator: god is peace. let us ask him to help us to be peacemakers each day. >> reporter: what did you think of the pope's message? >> i think it was wonderful. it was beautiful, very touching, and i felt even like crying. he's a very humble person. i real >> i really don't know if humanity will listen, but he's strong to say this. >> reporter: his message delivered in italian, and even though not everyone here understands exactly what is saying, they're here to see him and to experience history. >> it was wonderful to be in such a large crowd. people were nice. we were trying to communicate with each other but we were all from many different countri

us. we're an united people blessed by god. >> they say the orthodox church is one nation and should stayhat way. >> these marchers represent the divide in ukraine. they say their country should be aligned with russia not europe. they're turning to the west is not part of the ukrainian culture. >> reporter: they marched peacefully outside of government where he supporters had gathered for days. many were bussed in the city. al jazeera has seen some of them being paid to be here. the police have remained in full force but keeping their distance from both demonstrations. promise to tear down barricades at independent square came to nothing and the demands remain the same, that the government embrace european values. >> you see how they live in russia, and you see how they live in europe, the difference is obvious. >> the protest camp continues to grow. the latest edition of photo exhibit on newly built barriers. organizers are calling for a mass gathering here sunday which will show how much support they still have one month after the demonstrations began. >> jennifer, you mentioned that ma

is an offer god is being organized by the us the pew and then the international network for environmental compliance and enforcement as a fresh conference and i'm gonna see every hill well i think. in most part of africa it is the first time that we have another international conference. here again i would say is just the beginning of something good i mean does the way i see it but i'll keep monitoring i think the real need to move from tough talk all rhetoric to action not for me would symbolize something really good you know otherwise it would be the same old talk show. you know things. you're going to get but that doesn't mean you can look up. the conference gets into the. hearts of the families or is not the president. the premier full name that is massive as well. like i was only because i'm not a love gentleman was staying out of. the top and i'm saying you recognize in high since there is a cigarette in her head like i said if you don't want to work now i probably ask if you're in the service for a part. we're going to ask me. if i say to myself a big have nothing to hide why would

stupid to say that you know tell them when you are older and by god's grace you are able to complete the education whatever god has planned for use what you will do presently you don't know what you will be or do in the future to have a good life simple or am i wrong rather. tell them by god's grace you complete your education you will do what god has planned for you. on the ground. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to be told. we're not going to drink what clearly is and is in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're wrong to do is say therefore any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be a benefit their only purpose is to extract as much money as possible to feed into the global financial system. with we're a part. geo political economic system that's extremely exploited or. first of all it's a question whether mining should even be carried out altogether can it be done in a way whi

by the obama administration. but syria is different. using the beligerance. he godsad to agree p chemical weapons to u.n. inspectors without firing a shot. many around the world felt that america was capable of everything. it was reflection of using the past and future to use policy today. >> tevy troy, showing strength by not showing how strong you are? >> i think they would appreciate the compliment. but i think something else was going on. president obama gave the speech as a nationally televised addressed. he was going on late night talk shows and appearing on deejay shows in the midwest and south, and he shows up and tries to talk about syria in a serious way, and it seems that the american people weren't interested and moved on. and without the american people, it was hard to pursue other options. >> i think that's true. if the congressional vote had gone ahead that might not have succeed: that tells you there wasn't a sense of let's pull back a little bit. when the president said what his predecessors said, let's take action in the middle east, he looked over

god. i used to have three employees then little by little because of the rise in taxes an increase in fuel prices i ran into difficulties and had to let them all go and. of course one of the advantages of having these boys working here is that i save a bit an expensive. but i have to say i'm still the one who ends up working the most since my sales are plummeting i'm forced to count on the kids. but i'm telling you if sales increased i did mediately get a qualified worker who could lighten my load a little. here you are senora have a great day. how many italian small business owners are taking advantage of this cheap labor force. according to recent estimates there are sixty thousand kids working in the naples region today. and the state what's the italian government doing about it. this is the headquarters of the labor inspection agency for companion. the director doesn't know the camera is already running here.

by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. gracious god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. you have blessed us with all good gifts and this past week with thankful hearts, we gathered with family and loved ones throughout this great land to celebrate our blessings together. bless the members of this people's house who have been entrusted with the privilege to serve our nation and all americans in their need. grant them to work together in respect and affection and to be faithful in the responsibilities they have been given. as the end of the first session approaches and much is left to be done, bestow upon them the gifts of wisdom and discernment that in their words and actions they will do justice, love with mercy and walk had you ever beenly with you. -- walk humbly with you. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentlelady seek recognition? ms. foxx: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause

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us here on t.v. today i'm sure. oh my god by i do no longer access bed clearly holy moley china bandspread coy how will we survive shrake the mainstream media well in fact baidu the e bay of china no longer exists but call it but it was only ever one of bodies many subsidiaries which is the big oil and that was for one samsung product for several weeks and those weeks only one point three seven bit cleaner ever sent to buy do look here this is their wallets. torch is on its epic journey to such a. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. olympic torch relay. on r t r two dot com. over the past few months we've learned that the n.s.a. spies on everyone from brazilian oil company executives to german chancellor angela merkel but now a whole new group of people have to worry about being targeted by the spying agency . that's right the newest leaked documents show that the n.s.c. . along w

us hope and god bless you for it. >> thank you. >>> next month, parliament will be joined by holocaust survivors, from aust witch.oung man who is organizing that event is going to be next. test >>> the skermation of 6 million jews during the holocaust is one of the most indirect acts of justice of history. and it is important never to forget the suffering that took place in the face of evil. >> the genocide of world war ii took the lives of nearly two thirds of the jewish population living in europe before the start of the war. one of the most brutal places during the holocaust was the concentration camp in auch witch. it had three main camps and more than 35 subcamps. from 1942 until late 1944, 1.3 million jews were transported to the concentration camp. 1.1 million would never leave. each person who entered was striped of his or her identity, indicated only by a number tattooed on the arm. the conditions were unimagine ability. baracks intended to house -- to house horses, were homes for everybody, including children, for long lengths of time. creama tors made it a killing machine, taging the lives of -- taking

us a kaiser report until next time by you know. this is the place that has been consecrated to god for almost a thousand of years people came here twenty some years ago used to push a circle life on the silent. people of the love of christ called working. people so you can. come to something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on. quite often countries rich in natural resources are the poorest africa is a colony it's a colony of the big corporations it's a colony of someone's home leaders who are under the thumbs of the big corporations so they have to beg from the world bank's development of social programs goes to pay back debts whole country is drowning under the amount of debt that they had and so every year they would borrow money. and they would use that same amount of money to pay back. all that money really. the wages of debts. i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me . i just knew that everything would be fine for some reason we were so confident because we were going to get married

let us allow ourselves to be moved by god's goodness. >> john allen is cnn's senior vatican analyst,elcome. >> reporter: hey, carol, merry christmas to you. >> merry christmas to you, too, john. the pope delivered such a simple message, choose light over dark, it's what we learn all of our lives, yet coming from a man who's head of a church, it seems fresh. >> we have got a blustery roman christmas afternoon here today and just as the wind is blowing strongly in the city, a lot of people would say, a new wind is blowing in the catholic church with this pope. you're absolutely right, in a sense that he is not invented a new message, but what he is doing is lifting up elements of that message, that perhaps have not gotten the kind of attention he's devoting to them. in particular t social gospel, concern for the poor, for victims of war, for those who are in other ways at society's margins, that's something that's run through his christmas message this is year. and coupled with that, carol, when he talks that talk, people think he also walks the walk. this is a man of deep humility and

paid who will be at the bridge program that's over an hour from all of us here at broome thanks for watching c.n.n. xterm. oh my god by i do no longer access bed clean holy moley china bandspread cooling how will we survive treat the mainstream media well in fact by do the e bay of china no longer exist but calling but it was only ever one of by these many subsidiaries which is the big oil and that was just for one samsung product for several weeks and those weeks only one point three seven bit cleaner ever sent to buy do look here this is their wallets. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question. coming up on our t.v. andy age twenty fourteen is out on capitol hill lawmakers have been dragging their feet when it comes to funding the defense department yesterday they announced an agreement so what's in the new n.b.a. and what's been left out details on that ahead and homelessness on the rise in new york the growing income inequality is forcing families out of their homes and as a result

this was announced by the chairman of the national comforting us to expo two thousand seventeen the gods didn't the guy at a press conference today at defender terry work is being carried out now ten headquarters have been created as well as a working group whose task is to promote the image of cars extent of tourism and attract foreign visitors the national committee sure that the year two thousand fourteen is important for preparation and a lot will depend on what will be done during that year. what are they keeping her former lover the first thing we should do is work on the registration dusty and we will now work on it with all the countries through the international exhibitions bureau. even when receive feedback will have to correct this the cia will receive the official flag after its approval in july then we can work on involvement of protesting countries in corporate dissidents are welcome with open the opening care about their poker partner which has become the chairman also said that several companies should estimate what economic benefit expo will bring to kazakhstan at the sa

us pray. god, lord of all the nations, we have been profoundly moved this morning by this startling reminder thats not free. the result of convictions that cannot be compromised, suffering that sometimes must be endured and battles for truth, righteousness, and justice that must he fought and won. father for enabling nelson mandela to turn the long struggle of an unjust incarceration into a stepping stone to true greatness. the lasting for example of courage he has given to the world, now bless him with trials ando meet the challenges of leadership in overcome thetoday, destructive forces of racism and bring growing prosperity and stability to that land. we all stand together as nations committed to your sovereignty, dependent on your guidance, and unswerving in our allegiance to your values as revealed in the absolutes of your commandments. to this, we renew our commitment this day. a man. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for being with us today. would you please remain in your seats until the individuals have left the dais and then the rotunda. thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [app

beings and gods lived close by one another. >> reporter: and through the ages people have imagined what it might have looked like. >> it's a very common human yearning to feel that god is here among usat in this abode we have built, that is where god dwells with us on earth. >> reporter: and the bible says that solomon placed the ark of the covenant at the center of the temple in the most sacred spot. but it said that the temple was destroyed when the babylonians sacked jerusalem around 600 b.c., and ever since then this is where many people believe that the great temple once stood. a mountaintop in the center of the walled old city. it is a storied place, layered with spiritual meaning and now dominated by the golden dome and a muslim mosque. but just a short walk away outside the city walls a picture is emerging of the ancient and humble beginnings of jerusalem, which the bible says was founded by solomon's father, david. >> the city of david was a rather small settlement, hardly can be termed as a city. most probably unfortified. but it was here somewhere. >> reporter: we met doron ben ami, an israeli archaeologist who leads a team digging for evidence of the original city, which

by native american code talkers or used their native language for code talking. >> we have secular norms ideological norms that govern our acceptance or rejection of the ways in which a god or goddess and speak through people. studyingdavid who is that he has a special insight into the bible and these insights helped members of the community understand the bible better and allows them to understand they are living in the end times. that by itself doesn't seem to be a problem, but when it leads trigger elements, that of law enforcement and the popular press, this idea of someone listening to god and have his followers do same thing -- do something, that is dangerous and that needs to be controlled. >> wesley and religious chalk.sor peter gotts sunday night at 9 p.m. on "after 2.ds" on c-span >> c-span, we bring public affairs events from washington to rectally to you, aiding you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings, conferences, and offering complete coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service a private industry. c-span, created by the cable industry and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. you can watch us in hd. "firs

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and it has given them a forum and a platform by which to spread the word of god as they see it, anyway. >> i want you to take us inside. you're invited to attend a small bible study group led by robertson there at the church. take us inside that room. >> i was showing up to a small classroom, i suppose you could describe it as. and mr. robertson was there in full camouflage gear. and several of his friends were there, also fully bearded with camouflage on. they were incredibly friendly, welcoming, interested to know what i was do there and where i was from, et cetera. and then after ten minutes of preliminary conversation, and he started this bible study group. and which went on for about 45 minutes, referencing me on a number of occasions. and it was interesting. >> referencing you on a couple of occasions. he also said this at the end. >> i will not give or back off from my path because you conquered death, father, so we're not worried about all the repercussions. so talking about a bible reference, but himself as well? >> well, it was a prayer, something that they do a lot of these things on an ad hoc basis.

god has shown us. >> anita smith we thank you for bringing your story to us. >> thank you. >> of course i'm struck by you r generosity. what inspired to you do that? >> i wanted the libyan people to know what my heart and ronnie's heart was to them. we don't blame them at all for this. it wasn't the heart of libyan people to do this. if anything they loved us. they took us into their hearts. >> he referred to them as best friends. there were students of his other friends of those who cared and were very angry and were expressing had a. was your letter in a way also a message to them about forgiving and the important of forgiving here? >> i think now, yeah, i want it for the entire libyan people and just anybody that reads the letter that this is the god that ronnie and i loved. this is the god that we serve and love. it's a god who forgives, even though there are enemies. christ taught us to love your enemies and forgive them even if they've done us harm because that's what we want to show. >> do you have need that they have not identified the killers, they have not identified the people who attacked

i use a quote and water by introductions where kennedy said, thank god it's kennedy, he is so quotable. when he said he took his office, when he was sworn in he had no idea, he said, the scope of the burden, the magnitude of the burdens he faced. and yet he finds time to write these letters. not just trying to put out the fire but every imaginable time. and then there's the ones you might expect. don't want to break your heart. the are all these others like it but it becomes a form letter after he writes the first one but all of the families of the men who went down with the thresher or the one started getting killed, his advisers in vietnam. >> do you have a question? >> my name is bill and i'm from newark, delaware, and that just happened to be passing by and i'm really glad it is i am glad you were here. what a refreshing -- from these bozos. [laughter] spent what i wanted to ask you is, in my travels i've been to different parts of the world, and i don't know of a president who has had such a tremendous global impact on the whole populations of people and who, tying on to the first

south africans gathered to by the >> whit rains, it means the gods are welcoming you in the gaze of heaven is open as well. >> he thought us the power of ideas. the need to study not only those who you agree with but those you don't agree >> at the memorial the president shook hands with cuban president raul castro. a gesture prompting talk of a possible thaw between the nations and the president took a selfie with the leaders of denmark and sweden. many commented it was tacky and inappropriate to do so at a memorial. former president bush took a selfie with bono but there has in the been commenting about that photo. san francisco holding a memorial tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m . we'll be streaming that live on abc7 news.com. >> and now, on to consumer news. why you may want to rethink a gift card for someone on the christmas list. consumer reports partnered with seven on your side to reveal pit falls. here is michael finney. >> yes. yes. >> this group of employees is hardly a sample but experiences show why buying gift cards may be a waste of money. >> it's starting to become a burden. i would rather have cash. >> it's es

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continuous session since yesterday, the senate will now suspend for a prayer by the senate chaplain. 6 the chaplain: let us pray. sovereign god, ultimate judge of the leadership of this nation, thank you for loving us and calling us to be your people. make us worthy of the honors you have bestowed upon us. today give i to our lawmakers yr grace and peace so that they may use their talents to empower people to live lives of purpose. lord, invade the thinking of our senators with insights and inspiration that they could not produce on their own. may your omnicient wisdom guide them as you strengthen them to do your will. we pray in your sacred name. amen. the presiding officer: all postcloture time has expired. the question's on the higginbottom nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or wishing to change their vote? if not, the ayes are 74. the nays are 17. and the nomination is confirmed. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigned s

eight the house until my kids are reacting let's goo remai only god who is snding by at the time the stock exchange between what can you tell us a dramatized by let's go to the opening levels and see exactly where we stand to for today is thursday and a bit of a mixed opening their eyes you can see that in the kmart the lord and the topic say in the positive side and that cycling in about a positive territory actually for the first few minutes of the nikkei i'm talking about so we'll see how that develops just a t nikkei fell sharply just over two percent as the dollar traded well below levels earlier in the week investors becoming more cautious of the fed may start scaling back its on buying program sooner rather than later based on recent economic data and the us private sector employment data on wednesday which came in a little bit better than market estimates are actually backs off by investor caution is further increased by two hundred and fifteen thousand jobs from october to novemr on wednesday according to a private payroll who reports and also the us trade deficit shrank as exports the assertion that really now puts t