making yourlk about voice heard in heaven. as has already been stated, our lawmakers get together each week for a prayer breakfast. one of the things that really inspires me about the prayer breakfast is the closing prayer. when they stand and join hands and they prayed together. to see republican, democrat, independents praying together, i find myself thinking where are the c-span cameras when you need them? one senator observed, as some of you may have heard, it is difficult to pray like that and then leave the room and go to the upper chamber and figuratively stab one of your colleagues in the back. the senator quickly added, it is not impossible. but it is difficult. [laughter] know the nextay day in one of the hideaways senators from both sides of the aisle need for a bible study. the bible study begins and ends with a prayer both sides of the aisle praying with and for one some of you may not note the chiefs of staff get together for a bible study that begins and ends with a prayer. some of you may not know that every fr

we must pray for those who govern and make our voices heard in heaven. i grew up in baltimore, maryland. in fact, i grew up in freddie gray's neighbors. you remember that. my mother had a fourth-grade education. an activity that's called martin king a new form of slavery covered up with niceties of complexity. i grew up 30 miles from washington, d.c.. i did not shake cans with a white person until i was 16 years old -- shake hands with a white person until i was 16 years old. no white people in my neighborhood, no white people in my school. my mother motivated my siblings and me to study the word of god. she provided us with a monetary incentive, five cents for every word you memorized. if you would enter our domicile you would find my siblings and me searching the word of god for short bible verses. [laughter] i know every short book in -- verse in the book. john 11:35. jesus wept. 17:32. remember lot's wife. powerful verse. rejoice every more. in everything give thanks. doing -- my mother said hold it. i don't care how much you memorize them what are o

[laughter] i want to talk about making your voice heard in heaven. as has already been stated, our lawmakers get together each week for a prayer breakfast. one of the things that really inspires me about that prayer breakfast is the closing prayer, when they stand and join hands, and they pray together, to see republican, democrat, independent, praying together, i find myself thinking where are the c-span cameras when you need them? one senator observed, as some of you may have heard, it's difficult to pray like that and then leave that room and go to the upper chamber and secretively stab one of your colleagues in the back. the senator quickly added, it's not impossible, but it is difficult. [laughter] fewer of you may know that the next day in one of the hideaways, senators from both sides of the aisle meet for a bible study. the bible study begins and ends with a prayer, again both sides of the aisle praying with and for one another. some of you may not know that every wednesday the chiefs of staff get together for a bible study that begins and en

i want to talk about making your voice heard in heaven. as has already been stated, our lawmakers get together each week for a prayer breakfast. one of the things that really inspires me about that prayer breakfast is the closing prayer. when they stand and join hands and they pray together, to see republican, democrat, independent praying together, i find myself thinking where are the c-span cameras when you need them. one senator observed as some of you may have heard, it's difficult to pray like that and then leave that room and go to the upper chamber and figuratively stab one of your colleagues in the back. the senator quickly added it's not impossible. but it is difficult. fewer of you may know that the next day in one of the hideaways, senators from both sides of the aisle meet for a bible study. the bible study begins and ends with a prayer. again, both sides of the aisle praying with and for one another. some of you may not know that every wednesday the chiefs of staff get together for a bible study that begins and ends with a pra

i want to talk about making your voice heard in heaven. as has already been stated, our lawmakers get together each week for a prayer breakfast. one of the things that really inspires me about that prayer breakfast is the closing prayer. when they stand and join hands and they pray together, to see republican, democrat, independent, praying together, i find myself thinking, where are the c-span cameras when you need them, right. one senator observed as some of you may have heard, that it is difficult to pray like that, and then leave that room and go to the upper chamber and figuratively stab one of your colleagues in the back. the senator quickly added, it is not impossible. but it is difficult. fewer of you may know that the next day in one of the hideaways, senators from both sides of the aisle meet for a bible study. the bible study begins and ends with a prayer, again, both sides of the aisle praying with and for one another. some of you may not know that every wednesday, the e chief he staff get together for a bible study that begins

and a voice came from heaven. "you are my son, the beloved. with you i am well pleased." >> it's at that moment that something profound changes for jesus. and now he feels this vocation, this call to go spread his own message. this is the beginning of jesus' ministry. >> when they met, when john the baptist's charisma, when his preaching ability, when his apocalyptic fervor, when his criticisms of the powers of the day, when all of that hit jesus' ears, i imagine it sparked all of that latent ability to preach that jesus had and launched him into his ministry. >> but for biblical historians, there's a dilemma. >> there's something that's not being said here. all the gospels really emphasize that john the baptist was subordinate to jesus, and yet he's the one that's doing the baptizing. >> in the gospels, you see this trying to tackle this problem of jesus being baptized by john, indicating jesus was in a subordinate position which was a problem for the early church. >> for all the attempts by the gospel writers to reconcile john's status with

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generally don't use the heavens, use space, heaven to paradise for that cause each and writes that one. i know that us military defense is the report to prepare for the war in the future. do you see any possibility for china and the united states cooperation in this area to be more peaceful, many hotspots so from your conclusion, the whole report, it is -- do you see any space for the cooperation or reports? >> you should read evan's report. the focus of this report is defense strategy and in our defense strategy all about achieving our objectives and our objectives are protecting american lives, property, working with our allies, maintaining the free flow of information across the global pond and one element of that is clearly deterrence, trying to deter the outbreak of war. that requires us to think about how future wars might unfold and most effectively to prevent that. i said in my remarks a couple times that the united states is in a long-term series of competitions with a number of regional powers. i use the word competition with malice of forethought. for me competition is not t

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> sean: first lady melania trump reciting the lord's prayer and liberals absolutely lose it. pretty pathetic. we are joined with reaction. safe drivers who switch to esurance could save money on car insurance. in fact, safe drivers who switch from geico to esurance could save hundreds. so if you switch to esurance, saving is a pretty safe bet. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decide to go from kid-friendly to kid-free. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah you foundi'm a robot! cars.com rawr yeti and found a place to service it, too. ♪ jingle bells

we don't use the heavens usually. the even is a religious word. we use space. >> sure. >> heaven should be a paradise for gods. but we use space. second, i know that the u.s. military defense produced a report that said prepare for the war in the future. do you see any probability for china and the united states co-operation in this area so that we can work together to make this region more peaceful? this kind of from your conclusion? i didn't read the whole report but on the introduction it said prepare for war in the future. do you see any space were the co- co-operation in the report? >> first, you should read evan's report. the focus of this report and all reports in the series is defense strategy and our defense strategy is all about achieving our objectives. our objectives are protecting american lives and property, working with our allies to help defend them, maintaining the free flow of goods and information across the global kraum -- commons and one llt is trying to deter the outbreak of war. so that requires us to think about how future

go to mass, you go to heaven. don't go to heaven, you'll go to hell. the benefit was obvious, if you actually did this. now, clearly that is not where we want to go. but the extent to which we've actually developed a compelling narrative for why anyone should go to mass, we haven't come up with something as compelling, and we certainly -- it is not because -- you don't go because you don't want to go to hell, you go for an encounter with christ. but somehow we have got to work on our narrative. we have to consistently talk about the practice, the narrative, the norm being every week and the benefit, what is the benefit to you as an individual and to the church community as a whole. now, we have this new generation of people who have committed their lives to the service of the church and they have paid to educate themselves, they work often for far less wage than they might in other places. they are responsible for creating the parish culture and working with the pastor in order to make that happen. >> one way which i've heard this expressed i think is

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.y. >> sean: first lady melania trump reciting the lord's prayer and liberals absolutely lose it. pretty pathetic.it we are joined with reaction. wit. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decide to go from kid-friendly to kid-free. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah [ bell rings ] [ male announcer ] customink offers custom apparel that will help grow your business. choose from one of our awesome designs or simply upload your own logo to the best collection of products like t-shirts, polos, jackets, and more. it's fun and easy to promote your company and build your brand with customink. ♪ your designs, quality products, free ship

a new twist on pizza may be a slice of heaven for people who like chicken. get a load of the chizza. forget pizza dough. these toppings are on a flattened piece of fried chicken. it just became available in singapore, not sold in the u.s. yet. kfc calls it the ultimate mash-up. larry licking his chops. he loves this. >> he puts that in the temple all the time. >> kind of like chicken parmesan. >> let's hope it stay oefrz there wherever it is. happy birthday to klay thompson who turne >> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rocca see know. >>> good evening. the warriors played the shorthanded bulls tonight. chicago without dwyane wade and jimmy butler. not much doubt about the outcome. ster steph here driving and feeding kevin looney for the jam. the layup, 22 for k.d. nice ball movement. green, iguodala, klay thompson, happy birthday to klay. he's 27 today. went for 28 points. final seconds of the half, draymond green with authority. also had five threes. bill murray, which way is pebble beach from here? curry's pass will end up in klay's hands aga

, descendants of the generations that came before him. ( ♪ "locked out of heaven" ) >> logan: when i listen to your songs-- >> mars: uh-huh? >> logan: --you can hear all those people that you've listened to-- >> mars: yeah. >> logan: --over the years. >> mars: a lot of people are really quick to say, "that song sounds like this." or you-- "he's tryin' to sound like this." and i'm always like, "you're damn right i am. that's how-- that's why we're all here." you know, we all grew up idolizing another musician. that's how this works. that's how music is created. >> logan: the musical education of bruno mars began in his hometown: honolulu, hawaii. he was born peter hernandez, to a puerto rican father and filipino mother: parents who were professional musicians, performing together in the tourist showrooms of waikiki beach. their act was called the "love notes," and when bruno was four years old, his parents included him in the family business. ( ♪ "blue suede shoes" ) he played "little elvis" and it's when he first learned he could steal the show. ( ♪ "hound dog" ) the "little elvi

a new twist on pizza may be a slice of heaven for people who like chicken. get a load of the chizza. forget pizza dough. these toppings are on a flattened piece of fried chicken. it just became available in singapore, not sold in the u.s. yet. kfc calls it the ultimate mash-up. larry licking his chops. he loves this. >> he puts that in the temple all the time. >> kind of like chicken parmesan. >> let's hope it stay oefrz there wherever it is. happy birthday to klay thompson who turned 27 did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountainee

you are here to face food heaven or hell. scary times. what is your idea of heaven? a lovely juice times. what is your idea of heaven? a lovelyjuice i can cod. hell? a mackerel. we have two great chefs. i am cooking 0k pus with a sauce. mackerel. we have two great chefs. i am cooking ok pus with a sauce. nice cod, mackerel and octopus and from a restau ra nt cod, mackerel and octopus and from a restaurant serving english and russian food... i am cooking crispy chicken with sprout shaw. that sounds very english. all that and wine. see you at ten. sprout shaw! that is a new one. what did she get here? probably nowt! a special bond of five-a-side football, journalist james brown will be here to tell us about the story inspired by the death of one of his team—mates. story inspired by the death of one of his team-mates. stay with us. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. coming up before ten, matt will be here with the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. a £20 million drive to find the future experts capable of defendin

if you do that, you can't go to heaven. >> so, do you feel you're not going to heaven? >> well, no, because i am no longer in that situation. >> it's been, i'd say five years since i've done anything like that. >> but soon after his arrival at santa rosa, officials say pritchett begin to act out in other ways. >> i was here three days and i received a dr. they said that i was gunning down a woman officer, looking at her in the officer's station as i was in the shower. >> gunning is prison slang for masturbating in front of others. >> but i didn't do it, wasn't thinking about her, wasn't looking at her at all. didn't even know she was even there. >> while pritchett denies inappropriate conduct in front of prison staff, anthony bell freely admits it. >> like i say, it's like this, you know what i'm saying? i'm a man. not ashamed to say what i do, know what i'm saying? yeah, okay, i gun. know what i'm saying? i'm not going to lie. yeah, i gun. you wake up that morning, that, that urge, you're feeling that urge, you know what i'm saying? you see a female, you know what i'm

. >> stephen: if i cut the tether, heaven forbid, if i cut the tether between your mind and your body right now, where would the wild horse of your mind go? what would be the obsession? what would be the-- >> i don't know. i think we don't know. that's the thing. part of any spiritual tradition is you're trying to train your mind so when it goes, it goes to happy things. whatever you filled your mind with during your life -- >> stephen: is bardo like purgatory. i was raised in the catholic tradition. >> me, too. >> stephen: you were? >> yes. it's a little more workable. my understanding of purgatory is like detention. >> stephen: after life is over, before you go on to heaven, you have to-- there's a period of time where there might be punishment, but you know it's going to be over at some point. >> right. >> stephen: and then you go on to heaven. >> you sit on a hard church pew until the end of days. >> stephen: but you know it's going to be over at some point. >> i kind of morphed the real bardo for my own purposes, but in this book, the idea is if you had any regrets or any kinds o

this is heaven and hell. where did we first read about that, starting to figure out, thousands of post its, with topics, each cover represented different topic. the central valley really goes, for bakersfield to sacramento and even beyond. the longest valley in the united states, or talking the san joaquin valley, the san joaquin and sacramento. and all these dramas take place, it is geographically exiled from the -- physically exiled. it is psychologically exiled. the same kind of ethics. it is backward if you come here. feels very much like the south, feels like the south for a reason. when my grandfather arrived here in 1920, these sons of the cotton plantation on coming here. the bald eagle was ravaging the cotton fields in the south, the sound of the plantation find a new place, and landed in this valley. about 50 miles from here. others -- and the california map. the sons of the plantation came west. they drain the lake try. they ended up damning those rivers turning the meanders of those rivers into st

a new twist on pizza may be a slice of heaven for people who like chicken. get a load of the chizza. forget pizza dough. these toppings are on a flattened piece of fried chicken. it just became available in singapore, not sold in the u.s. yet. kfc calls it the ultimate mash-up. larry licking his chops. he loves this. >> he puts that in the temple all the time. >> kind of like chicken parmesan. >> let's hope it stay oefrz there wherever it is. happy birthday to klay thompson who >> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rocca see know. >>> good evening. the warriors played the shorthanded bulls tonight. chicago without dwyane wade and jimmy butler. not much doubt about the outcome. ster steph here driving and feeding kevin looney for the jam. the layup, 22 for k.d. nice ball movement. green, iguodala, klay thompson, happy birthday to klay. he's 27 today. went for 28 points. final seconds of the half, draymond green with authority. also had five threes. bill murray, which way is pebble beach from here? curry's pass will end up in klay's hands again. ha

that's just about as close to heaven as it gets and still being on earth. and i can promise you everybody here is proud of y'all. we're proud of what you've done. we're proud of what you're going to do and we're counting on you. if you look at me, if you ever wondered what the happiest man in the world might look like, take a look at me. to be here with you today on this occasion, it is a wonderful thing, and that is because this may be the single best day, the single best day in the history of south carolina. and we have a great distinguished history. as you will remember, a name landed in 1562 on paris island. you remember the spanish landed helena e now call st. in 1556. the english settled at charlestown in 1670 and all of them are writing back to the sovereigns saying that this was the most beautiful, most fertile, most promising place that they had ever been in the new world. and look at us today. they were right. look at the success that we're enjoying in this world. [applause] at the time of the american revolution, at the time of the american revol

our father who art in heaven, is your name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us, this day, our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespasses against us. lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. amen. [applause] good afternoon. it is my honor and great pleasure to stand here before you as the first lady of the united states. [applause] the mid--- the america we envision is one that works for all americans, and where all americans can work and succeed. a nation committed to a greater civility and unity between people from all sides of the political divide. i will always stay true to myself and be truthful to you, no matter what the opposition is saying about me. [applause] i will act in the best interest of all of you. i am committed to creating and supporting initiatives geared to my heart, which will have impacts on women and children all around the world. [applause] countrynd

these paedophiles must have felt they were in hog heaven. and nearly two weeks after the death of the half brother of north korea's leader, we follow the trail of clues his alleged killers left at kuala lumpur airport. good morning. it's 9am here in singapore, 1am in london and 5pm in hollywood, where it's the biggest night of the year. the oscar ceremony gets underway in half an hour, and the biggest names in the film world have been arriving. we go straight now to peter bowes for the latest. it is or is an exciting night for hollywood. welcome to los angeles, perhaps we should say la la land, because it is a film that everybody is talking about. 1k nominations. it could set about. 1k nominations. it could set a record. let's see how it does in all of those categories that it is nominated for later on this evening. as you have already said, it could be one of the most politicised oscars ceremonies for a long time. and also notable for the racial diversity of the nominees, which is something that has been a huge controversy something that ha

. ♪ [ the dead weather "hang you from the heavens" ] ♪ i never know how to treat you you say i love you but it ain't true ♪ ♪ i'm walking away now one step forward and back two ♪ ♪ i like to grab you by the hair and hang you up from the heavens ♪ >> anthony: in the galley, matthew and i slave over celeriac, apple, and walnut salad, fried pork dumplings, pulled pork with red cabbage, and deviled eggs because it ain't a party without deviled eggs. and brisket. ♪ ♪ i want to grab you by the hair and hang you up from the heavens ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> alison mosshart: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: in another part of the house, free party favors for everyone. permanent ones. choose your tattoo carefully, my drunken friends. choose well. >> jack white: oh, you spelled "donald trump" wrong. [ laughter ] >> anthony: damn! also on the bill, the kills. [ the kills "whirling eye" ] ♪ hollywood, 2 a.m. questioning everything ♪ >> anthony: a tooth tattoo in some cultures means -- actually i have no idea what it means, until a

one family likened it to heaven on earth. they led a comfortable life there. to be forced to flee is not easy. >> real quickly, if you could sit down with president trump, what would you want him to say, what would they want him to do? >> i think they would want him to understand what they've been through. what they're going through. the fact that they are not terrorists. that they just want to be successful and have good lives for their children. and just make something of their lives. >> all right. mona megahed, we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> victor. >>> the new england patriots avoiding the white house visit, that list is growing right now. andy scholes. >> the formal invitation hasn't been extended yesterday to the new england patriots although six patriots says they won't go. we'll tell you coming up on "bleacher report." (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall functi

jefferson said, if i must go to heaven in a party, i prefer not to go at all. at the very moment he said that, he's creating the republican party. which is confusing to people because the republican party becomes what is now the democratic party. in the 1790s it's called the republican party. by the way, you look in textbooks and you see democratic republican, hyphen. that's wrong. didn't call it that until about 1816, 1817. but the routinization of debate means that what happens in other religions doesn't happen in the united states. in france the jacobins decide to kill all the gerondist and kill the aristocrats at the guillotine np in russia the bolsheviks kill the menshoviks and it's the firing squad wall. there is no guillotine, no firing squad wall in the american revolution. because people argue but they don't kill each other. with the exception of burr and hamilton. next, they create a government in which there are multiple sources of sovereignty. again, this is supposed to be something you can't do. aristotle said you can't to this. there needs to be s

and most of the founders hated political parties, and jefferson said, if i must go to heaven in a party, i prefer not to go at all. at the very moment he said that, he is creating the republican party. which is confusing to el poom, because the republican party becomes what is now the democratic party. in the 1790s, it is called the republican party, and if you are looking in the democratic republican and hyphen, and no, that is wrong. it was not called that until 1817, 1816. but the rootinization says what happens in other places does not happen in the united states. so they wanted to create the air stoc -- ar ristocracy and the guillotine. and the thing is that people argue, but they don't kill each other with the exception of burn hamilton. next, they krcreate a governmen in which there are multiple sources of sovereignty, and again, this is supposed to be something that you can't do. aristotle said that you can't to th this. there needs to be some ultimate source of sovereignty to which you can refer. blackstone in 1765 says, yes. and the british empire must have a place in which th

thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us, and deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. amen. >> so unbelievably but not in inpredictably. the left misses no chance to go arrive the trump's, especially melania trump in a forum like that abby: you wonder how on earth could you criticize that moment, reading the lord's prayer. >> i've got some for you. just go to twitter, the troll universe which is twitter. here's a tweet from chris that says, "melania had to read the lord's prayer off of a piece of paper paper? how very christian of her. shouldn't it be as easy as one, two, three"? clayton: and when you add a photo like that it always makes the tweet cooler. >> this morning we got an e-mail from a viewer, tara in pennsylvania, and she responded this way. i think it was a great response "really? giving the first lady a hard time because she reads the lord's prayer off a

these paedophiles must have thought they were in heaven. and nearly two weeks after the death of the half brother of north korea's leader, we follow the trail of clues his alleged killers left at kuala lumpur airport. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore. and in hollywood, it's the biggest night of the year. the oscar ceremony gets under way very shortly, and the biggest names in the film world have been arriving. we'll be live on the red carpet shortly. but first, our arts correspodent, will gompertz, looks at who's in the running for the top awards. there is more than one song to the oscars. yes, there is the frivolous showbiz side. more than the red carpet, the lavish after party. there is a different side to the business. filmmaking is at heart a cottage industry, as shown by these two matt br is from london who are up two matt br is from london who are up against each other in the special effects department. —— brothers i have my family working for

♪ and don't you know i would move heaven and earth to be together forever with you ♪ >> yeah, baby. come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> "gma's" concert series is presented by belvita breakfast biscuits. >>> before we go, i have great headline for "newsies." extra, extra the tony award musical will be shown in movie theaters nationwide. you can see it in theaters on february 16, 18th and 22nd. >> thank you and thank you, rick. looking for new music, as well. >> yes! >> thank you. >> never gonna give you up, people. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> good morning bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >>> good morning on this wednesday from abc 7 mornings. we have a quick look another at the forecast. >> a lot of clouds, but a mild day in the 60s. tomorrow, tracking showers. thursday morning in the middle of the morning commute. the zen-day forecast shows you we have the rain

free trade, fair trade or phony trade and if heaven has a gate, a wall and extreme vetting why can't america? joining me now is david wiegle. how is this a shift from past years? >> well, it's a much more nationalistic for c pack than we saw in the past, that who butpu this on, will have a speech tomorrow morning criticizing the alt-right for example, in the straw poll he would get -- tread cruz made fun of him from the stage there was criticism the way he wanted to turn the worpa against trade and immigration. >> as you look at this as you said no to senator paul who won the poll three years straight, yes to the bounty hunter and several editors of breitbart. who are the new conservative voices we will actually see? >> breitbart had been sponsoring the conference for years and this is a not so secret secret, the bigger the sponsor gets the more time they get on stage and breitbart made this bet on the site, but also had events called the uninvited with foreign policy and immigration backgrounds not allowed to speak they're kind of all on the main stage, steve bannon is going to appe

. ♪ together forever and ever to part together forever we two ♪ ♪ and don't you know i would move heaven and earth ♪ ♪ to be together forever with you ♪ >> sing it now. ♪ there's always something i can do ♪ ♪ because i wouldn't ever wanna see you frown i'll always do what's best for you ♪ >> yeah. ♪ there ain't no mistaking it's true love we're making ♪ ♪ something to last for all time ♪ ♪ it's never changing can't you hear me i'm saying ♪ ♪ i want you for the rest of my life ♪ >> come on. ♪ together forever and never to part together forever we two ♪ ♪ and don't you know i would move heaven and earth ♪ ♪ to be together forever with you ♪ >> yeah, baby. come on. ♪ ♪ ♪ so don't stop me falling it's destiny calling ♪ ♪ a power i just can't deny it's never changing ♪ ♪ can't you hear me i'm saying i want you for the rest of my life ♪ ♪ together forever and never to part together forever we two ♪ ♪ and don't you know i would move heaven and earth to be together forever with you ♪ ♪ together forever and never to part together

♪ and don't you know i would move heaven and earth to be together forever with you ♪ >> yeah, baby. come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> "gma's" concert series is presented by belvita breakfast biscuits. the delicious >>> before we go, i have great headline for "newsies." extra, extra the tony award musical will be shown in movie theaters nationwide. you can see it in theaters on february 16, 18th and 22nd. >> thank you and thank you, rick. looking for new music, as well. >> yes! >> thank you. >> never gonna give you up, people. >> ♪ >> hello everyone much it's 8:56 on this wednesday february 15th. brand new accident coming in. let's go to karen rogers. >> big accident, police and fire crews on the scene mount laurel township burlington county. you can see police off to the side. they were blocking that ramp on 295 and northbound to 38. they just reopened it but northbound 295 still extra heavy in burlington county because of that big accident that just moved off to the shoulder here. we have this downed tree downed wires. this has been a problem all morning in bucks

this for me is like, this is heaven and hell, getting up every day and having to, i'm writing about something. where did i first read about that. and according to all this stuff, trying to figure out where it is. you will see thousands of posts with topics, each color representing a different topic. about the scientific as i get. >> in the middle of california, called the central valley central valley goes from the places, bakersfield to sacramento. even beyond, it's 400 miles long. isn't the longest valley in the united states, if not the world. i'm talking more about the san joaquin valley which is the central valley near the two valley, san joaquin and sacramento. san joaquin valley is where all these dramas take place. steinbeck stories, so ryan stories and it is a place that's geographically exiled from the rest of california. it's physically exiled and surrounded by mountains. and it's psychologically exiled. it's a place that has its own kind of ethics, it's , it's backward, if you come here, it feels very much like the south. it feels like this out for a reason because when my grandfa

and food heaven and food health. food heaven is an indian curry. and food hell? trifle. we had a lot of fun making trifle in rehearsals. what are you doing today? fried chicken and a watermelon salad. what are you cooking? creamy barley with spicy salmon on top and a few pickled vegetables. basically it is a lot of meat and fish this morning. see you at ten. coming up in the next half hour: as a new season gets underway, we'll meet the players helping to grow the game of women's american football. stay with us, headlines coming—up. hello, this is breakfast with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. coming up before 10am, we'll get the weather with ben. first, a summary of this morning's main news. motorists should think long and hard before buying a diesel car — that's the message from the transport secretary, chris grayling. he says people should consider a lower—emission vehicle instead. his comments come as the government looks at ways to tackle air pollution. 4 in 10 cars on britain's roads are diesel. the former labour foreign secretary david miliband, has said th

will you breathe on heaven's door? will you leave a path to follow a beautiful world? hee a beautiful world, yeah mm-hmm, hey you come suffer with me i'm your friend yeah there's a river of love at your hands all right, uh take your troubles and hurting to the sea, uh pass your care on, the love and be free yeah, yeah will you walk out on water? will you breathe on heaven's door? will you leave a path to follow or will you leave a path to walk? only faith can ease your burden only love can heal the hurt let your peace fall on the earth a beautiful world ♪ come on. put your hands together, y'all. mm-hmm. ♪ uh it's a beautiful world ooh, yeah uh-huh, yeah yeah, it's a beautiful world hey, hey, all right come on, hey it's a beautiful world yeah, yeah, yeah uh-huh will you walk out on water? will you breathe on heaven's door? will you leave a path to follow or will you leave a path to walk? only faith can ease your burden only love can heal the hurt let your peace fall on the earth a beautiful world ♪ it takes extrao

. >> the suggestion there is that now you're going to receive divine revelation and that now the heavens will open and reveal something. >> i have explained to you the mysteries of the kingdom. >> and he's illuminated by jesus to understand that what he has to do is a necessary part of god's will. he's not a betrayer. he's not motivated by money or malice or jealousy or anything else except the obligation to obey jesus. judas steps into the cloud of light that is into the place where he will be spiritually enlightened. >> judas! >> judas is transformed by the vision. he now understands that he is part of a sacred mission. >> jesus wanted to be sacrificed. he asks judas to betray him. and judas says, "why me?" jesus tells him, "because you're the closest to me." "i beg you to do it." >> he understands what's happening. he's helping jesus. he knows that because of what he has to do, he's going to be hated forever. >> judas is doing what jesus wants him to do. look, god sent jesus to die for the sins of mankind. someone has to betray him. someone has to fulfill this mission. jesus is saying

you mentioned the chinese military power -- we don't use the heavens. it's in a religion war. we'll use space. [inaudible] i know that the u.s. military defense for a report thatre prepare for the war in the future, do you see any also possibility for china and united states cooperation militarily in this area? that we could walk together and make this region more peaceful? somebody hard spots. so this conclusion are also didn't raise the hold report but from the introduction -- to feel any space for the corporation or eat even interexchange for that. >> first you should read evans report. the focus of this report and all of the reports of a series is defense strategy. that defense, our defense strategy is about achieving our objective. our objectives are protecting american lives and property, working together with our allies to help defend the. maintaining the free flow of goods of information across the global commons. one element of that is clearly determined. it's trying to deter the outbreak of war. so, that requires us to think about wars might unfold and how to think o

. >> this is a simulation company and some things displayed for the first time was heaven weaponry -- heavy weaponry. >> and you have some on display here? >> absolutely. this is our m2. it is a 50 cal round. it is integrated into our simulator. the cost savings is really what we are looking for here. , it is aboutound three to four dollars -- three dollars to four dollars around. about 5ntry can get million trigger pulls on these any monetary waste. the reality roughly three to four dollars so when you are putting someone on these guns for the first time, that is a lot of money that you are putting down range that you are just wasting. with this, i can kind of build you up. think of it like driving training or other training where i put you in a simulator first before i put you out on the road. >> imagine doing it for the first time. i have never shot a gun. mind if i do a shot? >> go ahead. >> i will have you all the mic. all right, let's see. shots] >> while. i don't know if our audience will be able to hear afterwards. >> the weapons on the software and how they work is an electri

these paedophiles must have thought they were in heaven. and nearly two weeks after the death of the half brother of north korea's