it says, in the beginning, god created the heavens and the earth. if you have a god who is responsible for everything you see and everything that you hear and everything you touch and everything that is all of your senses, doesn't that tell you something about how great this guy is? how big this god is? it does not say that there was a king that created this happen and this earth. does not say that it was a locksmith or that this was anyone else who created this heaven and this earth or that it was god, a multiplicity of god's that created this heaven and earth. it does not say that this just came into existence. at one point in time, there was someone who created this have been and created this earth -- have been -- heaven and this earth. he has something to say to each one of us. it is powerful for us to listen to it. that is why i am going to ask you to turn with me to rahman iii -- roman iii. the scripture is what we call the constitution of our faith. it is the constitution, just like the american constitution is a constitution of our nation, i

. >> a glimpse of heaven in spain in barcelona. the english language is bringing believers together. >> civil war split nigeria's muslim north and christians in the south? hello i am wendy griffith. thanks for joining us. >> and i am george thomas. the country has suffered a deadly wave of attacks from a radical muslim group. millions of christians are seeking refuge from the vie vennes. >> could africa's most populous country be breaking apart? nigeria's president says the violence is worse than the 1960s civil war. describing it as an unprecedented evil. there was a bombing and death toll could rise to 250. >> i saw a dead body. >> 11 more bombed. boko haram is fighting for islamic sharia law including punishments like stoning and beheadings. president johnathon good luck who is a christian from the south has vowed to crush the group ordering thousands of roadblocks and stepped up security. >> we are taking measures. >> it has done little to stop the violence. key elements maybe sympathetic to the militants and growing concern bo

i am going to heaven. that is what my faith was based on. my parents were in church, and my grandparents were there, so we were good to go. check that box. it was later when we moved from iowa up to minnesota, we were fairly middle class, and something happened in our family that happens to millions of families, but it never happened before in our extended family. my parents were divorced, and when our parents divorced, our life changed dramatically. i think god that he gave me the exact appearance that he did, but my father left and moved out of state, and we went literally below poverty almost overnight. we lost virtually everything we had. our house had to be sold. a lot of our things my mother put out in the driveway. my mother sold her wedding gifts and the pretty things. there were tables set up in the garage and driveway, thinking that these are things that i have looked at for our whole life, our prized possessions, and now they are going on a tag sale for 25 cents or 50 cents, but my mother said t

she cries less now because she doesn't want to worry her mother up in heaven. she has also started to help her sister. her father says sometimes he thinks his daughter tries too hard to be strong. >> translator: she tries so hard to be tough with that tiny body. but when it becomes too much, she cries quietly. >> she heard through the school bag manufacturer that her mother had written her a letter. >> i circle this day because that's when the letter will come. it is like mom will be coming back. >> when the company heard her mother died, they decided to deliver the letter in person. >> i hated waking up in the morning, but i was so happy you like school. do you help with the chores now? i will try to be the best mother i can, love mom. >> i wonder what you'll be doing when this letter arrives. do you complain about helping with the chores, you always work hard and do your best. i am so grateful for all your help. >> these are such a treasure for us all. >> when i feel lost or sad, i will just look at this letter. it feels like she's here with me. >> that night

she cries less now because she doesn't want to worry her mother up in heaven. she has also started to help her sister. her father says sometimes he thinks his daughter tries too hard to be strong. >> translator: she tries so hard to be tough with that tiny body. but when it becomes too much, she cries quietly. >> she heard through the school bag manufacturer that her mother had written her a letter. >> i circle this day because that's when the letter will come. it is like mom will be coming back. >> when the company heard her mother died, they decided to deliver the letter in person. >> i hated waking up in the morning, but i was so happy you like school. do you help with the chores now? i will try to be the best mother i can, love mom. >> i wonder what you'll be doing when this letter arrives. do you complain about helping with the chores, you always work hard and do your best. i am so grateful for all your help. >> these are such a treasure for us all. >> when i feel lost or sad, i will just look at this letter. it feels like she's here with me. >> that night

please keep watching over us from heaven. love, nozomi. >>> the u.s. government will send a top diplomat to asia this week to coordinate responses to the transition of power in north korea. assistant secretary of state, kurt campbell, will be the first senior american to visit since the death of kim jong il. campbell will meet with counterparts in china, south korea and japan. he's in charge of u.s./east asian and pacific affairs. and he's expected to urge china to use its influence with north korea to prevent possible confusion under new leader, kim jong un. campbell will then head to south korea and japan to discuss a range of issues with senior officials. he will meet with senior japanese officials on friday, to discuss north korea's nuclear program. and its abductions of japanese nationals. >>> north korean agents abducted japanese citizens more than 30 years ago. the whereabouts of at least 12 people remain unknown. their families hoped the transfer of power following kim jong il's death would bring about a resolution. but a new report by the kore

. >>> don pedro gutiÉrrez abriÓ su negocio en east heaven, por su tranquilidad y belleza lo que no sabÍa que el racismo policial iban a ser parte del pueblo. >>> clientes mÍos que llegaban y que eran objeto de discriminaciÓn en el sentido que les decÍan que este no era lugar para nosotros, que debÍan estar fuera de aquÍ. >>> se refiere al terror que durante por 5 aÑos sembraron 4 policÍas arrestados este martes. >>> lo que hacÍan era hacer falsos reportes, arrestos, acusando vÍctimas no sÓlo latinos pero de otras razas contra crÍmenes que no habian hecho. >>> tras una investigaciÓn de 2 aÑos el departamento de justicia acusÓ a la cuadrilla de policÍa liderada por john miller de varios cargos incluyendo conspiraciÓn contra los derechos de ciudadanos e intimidaciÓn. >>> este video grabado por un sacerdote muestra dos de los policÍas en la tienda de este inmigrante que por temor are presa lai pidiÓ ocultar su identidad. >>> combo le afectÓ esto. >>> ya no venÍan clientes. >>> llegaron a deportar clientes suyos. >>> muchos. >>> muchos. >>> para el alcalde saliÓ en su de

and knock that man out of heaven. i just can't see a situation where somebody would get into heaven and-and-and punch, uh, jesus. ben: and also... the message in the bible is that we should forgive, and it was important that jesus died for us. he died to save us all. that's a bit selfish of humankind, isn't it? well, couldn't he find another way, like writing to somebody to tell them to be a bit better? otherwise, something bad's gonna happen, or like-- or like-- oh, goodness. oh, look, i really must be-- when jesus was being crucified... actually, uh, i just realized there's a few people i must go and speak to. ...ask god to send a meteorite and destroy all the troops of the romans who were... well, it was the way god choose to sacrifice his only son. he wanted to show us how important it was, so he chose the most precious thing in the world to him, and the most precious thing in the world to him was jesus. but then why did he kill him? so, have you got kids? no. no, my lifestyle's never really left any room for it,

a map of the heavens. it is 10:00 a.m. here in singapore. >> it is 2:00 a.m. here in london. this is newsday. #v; rough seas could cause this -- the italian government says that there is a serious risk that rough seas could cause the stranded cruise ship to split. the captain is reported to claim that he accidently fell into a lifeboat. >> 18 of specialists headed out to the wreck -- a team of specialists headed out to the wreck and into a dangerous world. they moved through a floating debris of a once luxury liner. they searched for survivors, but no more likely. they will only find the dead. this is how they have been entering the ship, through the top deck, now on the water line. >> at one point, the glass doors were shot above me with the contents inside all pressing down. it could have shouted at any moment. >> we now know that this violinist from hungary is among the dead. he had help some children with their life jackets and had gone to pack his violin. among the missing is russell, a wager on board. today, his brother came to the island, his first sight of the costa c

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wait for his son from heaven, whom he raised from the dead. whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure... if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. >> we're beginning to get, for the first time in the new testament, the language that will become the hallmark of all the later christian tradition. you see, it's paul who starts the writing of the new testament by writing letters to these fledgling congregations in the cities of the greek east. >> paul alludes in a number of his letters to the message that he would have communicated verbally, probably. he emphasizes two things: on the one hand, very clearly the importance of the death and resurrection of jesus; on the other hand, he also emphasizes the... the importance of understanding the end time and the immediacy of the end time, and that one must be prepared for it. and the way one prepares for it is to be good. we find a lot of ethics in... in paul. and it's around this issue of how one... one lives in anticipation of the end time that's just around the

heaven and you get everything that you want? yeah, well, i'll let you know. how? well... i could phone you up. i doubt there'd be a phone in heaven. e-mail. when you die, do you think that you'll get dug up by foxes? that's what happened to my hamster. shall we go and look at the goats? the deer are better. oh, my goodness, yes. so, ben, these animals aren't toys. you've got to hold them really gently, and you've got to treat them with respect. who do you think would win if... a rabbit fought a sheep? well... rabbits and sheep aren't really known for fighting each other. but if. um, well, i suppose the sheep, 'cause it's bigger. if a hundred rabbits fought a sheep. they'd probably nibble it to death. who would win... if... a thousand rabbits fought four giant anteaters and a brachiosaurus? the anteaters' team, because they've got a dinosaur. true. at last! what happened? i have to write to kemal's parents and express, um, regret. regret? "i regret that your son "is a thick, 15-stone eating machine "who farts his way through my l

that in the lord's prayer, the word is thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. >> reporter: without more support from faith based or community groups, many of these prisoners face a tough road. within three years, national statistics say, more than a third of them will be back behind bars. for religion & ethics, i'm deborah potter in akron, ohio. >>> in other news, a key ruling this week against seven virginia congregations that broke away from the apiscopal church. the church buildings and other properties belong to the national denomination, not the congregations. they have been meeting in the church buildings. unless there's another appeal the congregations will have to vacate and turn them over to the episcopal diocese of virginia. >>> each could be compensated $50,000. the recommendation must be approved by the legislature. more than 7600 people were sterilized between the years of 1979 and 1924. approximately 2000 are still alive. the state targeted people believed to be mentally disabled or physically handicapped. many other states had similar programs but most abandoned them

it also came to represent a border between heaven and earth. we see this particularly in the hebrew bible when we -- see elijah go to heaven on a chariot of fire. this has intacted the experience of the river for people. >> when we look at the region and put it into a contest of, we have islam, we have christianity, we have judyism. that's with the notion of place and what's layered on to the place. the theology and the spiritualty and the life of the people. why do you think that it's water and a river rather than a valley and a mountain top. what is it, do you think about the water and the river that evokes the different layers of what we may think of as politics and daily life? >> there are a few answers. first of all, a river can be a place that divides terrain and it can be a place of connection and crossing, where people come into contact with their neighbors and others and traditions, language and material, traditions move fluidly. also, addressing the question of why water. water, familiarly is understood to be purify,ing -- purifying.

this small town switched off all of its lights for a view of the heavens while stargazing was on there. astronomy is suddenly popular. >> the stars are extraordinary. on a clear night, we sit out in shares without binoculars. >> a new techniques for studying the heavens, that is a powerful combination and it makes more discoveries even more likely. >> a polar bear cub was born on new year's day was rejected by his mother. he continues to be cared for by staff at an aquarium in china. the female lays just over half a kg. that is just over 1 pound. has been suffering with all kinds of problems, capturing the attention of the chinese. because the mother rejected her, she is now going to be cared for by humans. >> stay with us. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman's own foundation and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objecti

the $2,500 is not the only money heavener has donated. he's also given $45,000 to the sup super pac that supports romney. is full sail endorsing mitt romney for president? >> no. full sail is not. >> reporter: so full sail does not take a position on the presidential election? >> correct. >> reporter: so if an employee wants to donate to barack obama's campaign, that's okay? >> absolutely. >> reporter: or to rick santorum's campaign? >> sure. to anybody's campaign, yes. that would be the individual ice right. >> reporter: still, back in september with all the for-profit schools out there, why did governor romney single out full sail? >> i mentioned others as well, like the university of phoenix and others. >> reporter: indeed, just a few weeks ago mitt romney did mention university of phoenix and others. >> i know some hate the idea of these for-profit universities like university of phoenix and full sail and others. i like the competition. >> reporter: but once again he mentioned full sail. a school that all agree, mitt romney has sure t

absolute heaven. >> reporter: bruce says he can appreciate heaven because he lived through hell. though he's a savvy businessman, he was once laid off and nearly lost his own home. >> i've been through this. i know what these people are going through. >> reporter: he figured if it could happen to him, it could happen to anyone. so bruce decided to help others get their homes back. >> i can't sit here and not help these people and -- it would be like walking away from somebody in an accident. >> reporter: his not for profit hsi trust home savers has taken over 200 cases since he started it in 2009. bruce says he's gotten a good outcome in almost all of them. >> these are the folks that worked, saved, put their money into their homes. borrowed against their pension to get their homes. they are the american dream. >> reporter: home savers doesn't work for free. bruce uses a sliding scale, allowing people to pay what they can. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: working together with people like heather, bruce can accomplish big things. remember that auction date? bruce made some calls,

it's because christians, as gentiles who are not doing their duty to heaven, are... why should the gods do anything for the city then? >> narrator: though persecution was still mainly local and sporadic, it was becoming a crime to be a christian. christians who were charged faced a terrible choice: to recant and make a sacrifice to the emperor, or sacrifice their own lives for the faith. ( crowd cheering in background ) >> "in the blood of the martyrs lie the seeds of the church." >> one of the most amazing documents historians of early christianity are privileged to have is the prison diary of a young woman who was martyred, i think, in the year 202 or 203, in carthage, as part of a... a civic celebration. her name is perpetua, and she insisted on being killed. >> ( dramatized ): we were lodged in the prison and i was terrified, as i had never been in such a dark hole. >> perpetua has brought herself to the attention of the governor, and she is really insisting on being put into the arena. there's an incredibly powerful trial scene where perpetua's father is... is p

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the righteousness should look down from heaven. let judgment run down like water and righteousness as a mighty stream. as st. paul said, i quality, therefore -- exalt, therefore, suspect my indication, prayer, intersession be made to all men. kings and for all that are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life in all godliness and honesty. for this is the will, this is the good and acceptable in the sight of god, our savior, who have all men to be saved and come into the knowledge of his truth. amen. [applause] >> well, it's my great pleasure to be a part of today's celebration and to district attorney george gascon, i want to welcome you to being the -- and good luck. [laughter] as the next chief elected law enforcement officer of the great city and county of san francisco. it's a great job. it's a great job. it's so great that i always have a smile on my face as i'm traveling between san francisco and sacramento listening to kcbs and they talk about some horrific crime and they want comments from the district attor

it says, in the beginning, god created the heavens and the earth. if you have a god who is responsible for everything you see and everything that you hear and everything you touch and everything that is all of your senses, doesn't that tell you something about how great this guy is? how big this god is? it does not say that there was a king that created this happen and this earth. does not say that it was a locksmith or that this was anyone else who created this heaven and this earth or that it was god, a multiplicity of god's that created this heaven and earth. it does not say that this just came into existence. at one point in time, there was someone who created this have been and created this earth -- have been -- heaven and this earth. he has something to say to each one of us. it is powerful for us to listen to it. that is why i am going to ask you to turn with me to rahman iii -- roman iii. the scripture is what we call the constitution of our faith. it is the constitution, just like the american constitution is a constitution of our nation, i

our father who art in heaven hallowed be thigh name. they will be done on earth as it is in heaven. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wrench like me >> since i have been here i found out two of my friends died of a heroin overdose. i have been in jail. i wasn't able to go to the funeral. >> you missed it? >> yeah. a lot of these people don't have families. it's sad. it's sad that us inmates had to do that and the families weren't there to do it. ♪ i once was lost but now am found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see >> i think the singing can be improved. >> i used to be in a choir when i was younger, but i don't have that courage to go ahead and sing in front of everybody. i didn't know all the words either. i just knew the first little thing. >> every night we have a girl named cece that sings amazing grace and heard her sing it. i remembered the words. >> he's really good. i said i need cece here. >> amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wrench like me ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now am foun

thank heavens. i said please get out of my way. let me start a business and put americans to work. >> all right. let's talk about what we've just seen. joining us now, msnbc, "time" magazine senior political analyst mark halpern and the co-author of "game change." mark, let's start with your grades. let's get your overall grades. i don't believe and i've been studying your grades for quite some time, you never handed out an a plus. >> just be clear, i didn't begin with the peach schnaaps. >> my grades, half on stage and half the chances of being the republican nominee. a plus. the first a plus i've given the cycle. his first answer was in the room in terms of dealing with the big problem, as good as you'll get and very few people in politics in my career who would try even to do an answer like that and he pulled it off ashgs lot like bill clinton. indignation, totally aware of what he is trying to accomplish. absolutely accomplished it. the rest of the debate he was very strong. it's off that first answer he gets the a plus. >> he

do you think foxes go to heaven? why do you ask? because i saw a dead fox in the playing ground at school. well, i suppose it depends on what kind of life they've lived, doesn't it? i don't suppose the foxes that rip open our bin bags are going to heaven. all i'm saying is the morrison family-- the money will run out. it wouldn't have to, i mean, because i could work-- do you believe in god? well... um... i don't know. i often ask myself the same question. i--i want a... i want a clear answer. do you believe in god? well, i think people should be able to believe whatever they want to believe, really. i know. i know that, but i want to know what you believe. do you believe in god? right, well, um... okay, i think probably... um, you know, when--when i think about it, that there must be some kind of-- ( doorbell rings ) that'll be jake. forgotten his keys again. mommy, do you believe in god? mommy's unblocking the sink, darling. ( car alarm sounding ) hello. oh, hi, angela. i just came around to drop these off-- the spare keys to dad'

i am happy because god who is up in heaven is watching the work we are doing. that is what he demands to take the gospel to every nation. >> the group rushes to crime scenes where someone is shot. the angels get as close as they can. reporter friend, this new solar system for you, christ loves you. after holding their violent vigil, angels offer to pray for neighbors for salvation for sin and pray for converts like daniel diaz who used to be part of the problem. i was out in the world and now i want to tell you in that life, you won't find anything good, but you'll sink down more and more. >> one participant sums up their efforts. >> i am participating because i think we need hope. the violence we are living in can be involved. i believe we can find that hope in god. >> stan jeter, cbn news. >>> terrific story. the earthquake in haiti left more than a million people homeless. many were children. >> now thanks to cbn's operation blessing, some of the children have a permanent place to call home. efrem graham has that story. >> singing fills the air at this child

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>> reporter: but $2500 is not the only money heavener has donated. he has also given $45,000 to the super pac that supports mitt romney. romney like all the candidates is not allowed to coordinate super pacs. gary jones is the president of full sail university. he says romney visited the school and met with him this past summer. >> is full sail endorsing mitt romney for president? >> no full sail is not. >> so full sail does not take a position on the presidential election? >> correct. >> so if an employee wants to donate to barack obama's campaign that's okay. >> absolutely. >> or to rick santorum's campaign. >> sure. to anybody's campaign. yes. that would be the individual's right. >> reporter: but still, back in september with all the for profit schools out there, why did governor romney single out full sail? >> like the university of phoenix and others. >> reporter: indeed, just a few weeks ago mitt romney did mention university of phoenix and others. >> i know some hate the idea of these for profit universities like university of phoenix and ful

operations to private entities, saying, "what does it say about our priorities as a city whenwe will move heaven and earth to continue a street race but will turn our backs on our most vulnerable citizens?" baltimore's first grand prix race sped through downtown on labor day weekend, generating $47 million for the city, short of a projected $70 million. is now tryingfice to find a new organizer for the race after severing the contract with the baltimore racing development. the 01 $0.5 million to the city of baltimore. the mayor's office included this picture of jack young sitting in a race car. the mayor's spokesman issued a statement -- jack young did not return our calls for comment about his letter. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> south carolina's primary is next on the agenda for the republican presidential candidates. mitt romney is looking to go three for three. >> good morning. the battle into south carolina's primary is in tents and may determine if anyone can stop mitt romney's march. >> thank you. >> mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt! >> less than 10 days ahead of south carolina's primary, gop hop

watts annuity gingrich but one that looks like heaven. we'll have red, yellow, brown, black and white in heaven. i don't see that in mitt romney or ron paul or the other canned dates... candidates that i paid close attention to snb why do you think that his campaign now seems to have cratered after, i mean, he suddenly zoomed to the top. he was the frontrunner out there in iowa. now he's dropped 15 or 20 points and he's down there running fourth. in the second tier. what happened? >> well, bob, you said it at the outset. you've had almost 50% of the negative ads in iowa run against newt gingrich. almost 9, 10 million dollars. but the fact that he even registered... that he still registers considering the negative ads that he's had run against him i think shows his stability, shows his strength. i think the polls... i think you'll see that it's still pretty fluid. i'd say newt... i've seen polls just in the last 48 to 72 hours that has him either tied for first or fourth. so it's still pretty fluid. and no one knows what's going to happen