the sun came like gold through the trees and over the fields and i felt like i was in heaven. this is tubman's first taste of freedom when she crossed over and she was able to spend some time in philadelphia and make money to come back and get her family and friend. the next section we are going to highlight is called the journey. it is supposed to show a journey one night on the underground railroad. so the quote over here says i had crossed the line. i was free. there was no one to welcome me to the land of freedom. i was a stranger in a strange land and my home was down in maryland because my father, mother, brothers and sisters and friends were there. i was free and they should be free. god helping me, oh, how i prayed then. i said to the lord, i'm going to hold steady on to you. i know you will see me through. that shows that once she got to freedom, there was no one to welcome her. she didn't feel at home. she was alone. her friends and family were in maryland. she came back 12 times to save her family, friends and loved ones and people she couldn't do without. the song

he said his real home is in heaven. >> that's right. it is a major loss for this country and one could say the world, dana. billy graham was the most widely heard christian evangelist in history. interestingly enough, back in december of 2013, i sat down and talked with joel olsteen, one of the most popular preachers of our time, about billy graham. take a look. >> as a young evangelist, what did it mean to you the first time that you met billy graham? >> well, chris, it was like meeting moses or abraham. i'll never forget. we walked in the room of his house. he was so kind to invite us. it's like a lob cabin. i started crying. we didn't let him see that. it was just very, very moving. he came walking in. he was very frail. it was about six, seven, eight years ago. when we sat down and talked, she was so kind, gentle man. i asked him for advice. what could he encourage me to do? he just so humble said, how can i tell you anything? look at those big crowds you speak to. he was always turning the attention away from him onto other, such a

that it isn't what treasures we store here on this planet but the ones we store in heaven. we embrace them. never another like him but we can always remember him with pride and as he would say himself that his stores are in heaven and he'll be stronger up there with his legacy and memory and his family members that go on to do what he does. god bless billy graham and i thank you for the time tonight, mr. hultgren. mr. hultgren: thank you, mr. lamalfa. next honored to recognize pete olson from texas. mr. olson: i thank my friend from illinois. no one knows how many lives and souls reverend billy graham saved. we know that for every one he saved , he saved two. two saved four. four saved eight. etc., etc., etc. one life we know he saved was illie s -- was louie's sanparini, his story is in a book called "unbroken" and a movie by the same name. he was a track star, a silver medal in the 1956 games in munich. and world war ii, he flew b-24 bombers. that was a dangerous plane. twice his plane crashed. the second time, he floated in the pacific ocean for 47 days. he said, i quote

he lifted eyes toward heaven and instilled heavens values in hearts. the world mourns this man of character and this man of god. the words from mitt romney a short time ago. >> an honor to look back at his life today and remember him. that's it for us. "happening now" starts right now. >> jon: a fox news alert. the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school demand tougher gun laws in florida's capital today. president trump will hold a session with victims of gun violence. i'm jon scott. >> molly: i'm molly line. new regulations expected to be one topic the president will talk about later with victims of the florida shooting as well as those affected by sandy hook and columbine shootings. >> president trump: i will be holding a number of discussions with students, local leaders, and law enforcement to develop concrete

at least in heaven there's food another message we received yesterday that i think was said to you and all of the close consultations but i think it's important to say it again. was one that was an emergency call from a doctor in eastern guta quote we have a horrible situation here we're being targeted with all kinds of weapons nonstop we lack everything water food medical supplies shelter this is a disaster everyone is just waiting to die today the security council finally took a step toward addressing these devastating levels of human suffering in syria the united states wants nothing more than to see the cease fire and this resolution implemented immediately across the country it is critical that the assad regime and its allies comply with our demand to stop the assault on eastern guta and immediately allow food and medicine to reach everyone who needs it all of us on this council must do our part to press the assad regime as hard as we can to comply but we are late to respond to this crisis very late on wednesday the secretary general made an emotional plea for an immediate cease f

"god set the north star in the heavens, he gave me the strength in my limbs and he meant i should be free." and this is a movable piece right here that shows that no matter what season you're in, the north star is steadfast, it stays exactly where it always is at the tip of the little dipper and at the end of the big cup of the big dipper. harriet tubman rescued over 70 family and friends from slavery and 12 journeys but she was unable to rescue her sister rachel and her children. unfortunately rachel died in bondage and her children were sold before tubman could rescue her. and this quote says "we are much pleased that air y-- harriet succeeded but her sister was not among the number" and that's from abolitionist de collins to franklin sanborn who was a friend of tubman. the next section is the emancipation of her brothers. she was illiterate so she had a letter written to jacob jackson who lived in dorchester county, he was a literal man and a veterinarian. she had arranged a code beforehand and so when the letter was written it said "read my letter to the old folks and give my lov

the very heavens obey him, one georgia delegate noted. franklin had planned to nominate washington as chair himself. the son of boston puritans had come a long way. in late spring of 1787, he exchanged letters with his sister jane, who was an evangelical christian and the sibling who maintained the longest correspondence with and the deepest influence on franklin. they reminisced about their humble beginnings as the children of a candle maker. she had remained a person of humble means and relative anonymity while her brothers fame skyrocketed. ben told her that the course of his life filled him with wonder and fills me with humble thankfulness to that divine being who has graciously conducted my steps and prospered me in this strange land to a degree i could not rationally have expected and it can by no means concede myself to have merited. i begged the continuance of his favor. chronic sickness made it difficult for him to stand and speak at the convention. he offered occasional comments, seeking to steer the delegates have expected and

here i am chatting with him on the subject of heaven in 2005. he was conducting his last creigh crusade on the southeast old new york world's fair. >> when you talk about going to heaven, it is almost sounds to me like one of those guys with the nba playoffs say they're going to disneyland. >> well, i don't know about that. i've of but i'll tell you how i feel. i feel wonderful about it. i'm looking forward to going to heaven. >> perhaps it was this pure confident faith that made him such a presence. you felt yourself, by the way in the company of god's own love. maybe it was that simple humility. il never forget meeting him. he died yesterday in his home in the north carolina mountains. he was 99. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> i spoke with the nra at the top people. >> they're very close to me. i'm close to them. >> the nra's president arrives at the nra solution. >> we have to harden our schools. >> god help us if we don't harden our schools. >> tonight, the president's plan to

i saved you, cried the woman, and you've bitten me, heavens why? you know your bite is poisonous and now i'm going to die. >> president trump is months the first to use that story. listen to singer/songwriter and social activist oscar brown jr., the man behind the '60s soul tune "the snake." ♪ vicious snake take me in take me in for heaven's sake ♪ ♪ take me in tender woman sighed the snake ♪ ♪ i saved you cried the woman, and you bit me but why ♪ ♪ you know your bite is poisonous and now i'm going to die ♪ ♪ oh shut up silly woman said the reptile with a grin ♪ ♪ you knew very well i was a snake before you took me in ♪ >> the legendary oscar brown jr., and his daughters maggie brown and africa brown join me now. i'm so glad to have you guys on. thank you for coming on. i wish we could have seen each other in person. we're via satellite now. africa, when you hear the president and then your father's son, how do you feel about the way the song has become part of the political discourse and the president using it? >> outraged.

as any restaurateur can tell you there is no margin in heaven enemies. basically our slogan. i'm grateful to all of you to have been allowed to be a friend these past seven years. most of the time. you haven't lived in colorado long, you might be tempted to think that the state you see today was inevitable. when we first met in this room are economy was in disarray. we had entered the worst year for job seekers we were 26 nonemployment. neither 400,000 colorado ones were unemployed or underemployed and tens of thousands more had dropped out of the workforce. so we did what we do. we rolled up our sleeves and got to work. we hosted 50 meetings to comments from more than 13000 people they told us what they needed to shape their communities. across the state from the bottom up. we created a new blueprint for a new economy. we cut red tape we promoted the state not just the tourists but as a pro-business which championed innovation and technology made it easier for small businesses to get along. we made it easier for people to create and grow their own businesses. we help make co

the other the is no longer there at the moment but dash exists exist and i repeat it and please for heaven's sake let's understand it once for all the die a deol or g. doesn't die it will not die not today not tomorrow not yesterday and that means this ideology it has been word from the moment in the seventh century and it's continuous and from time to time it shows in the world two hundred different spots and so now all of our actions are now running out one more question time for one more question just let me ask you this around in russia in syria say the rule operating within international law through trying to eradicate terrorists in syria the u.s. however is not invited to do that in syria and yet it's based there what's your view on that. that's that this is the wrong thing that's what i'm talking about why can't we have all together why is it it's always we have to see the american standing up to undermine the rushers the russians are undermining the american why can't we work together you are the two superpowers i mean their leaders the leaders that's a trump and putting you are the

take me in, tender woman, take me in for heavens sake. take me in oh tender woman, sighed the vicious snake. she clutched into her bosom, your show beautiful -- you are so beautiful, she cried. if i hadn't brought you in by now, surely he would have died. she stroked his pretty skin again and kissed and held him tight. but instead of saying thank you, that snake gave her a vicious bite. in, tender woman, take me in for heavens sake. woman, sighednder the vicious snake. i saved you, cried the woman, and you've bitten me, heavens why? you know your bite is poisonous and now i'm going to die. up, silly woman, said the reptile with a grin, you knew damn well i was a snake before you took me in. [applause] pres. trump: and that's what we are doing with our country, folks. we are letting people in and it's going to be a lot of trouble and it's only getting worse. protectionng you like never before, law enforcement is doing a better job. then we have ever done before. and we love our country. we're going to take care of our country. we are going

feis gets to heaven, meets the lord, i can tell you this, i can tell you two things. there is a lot of athletes up there doing up downs, they never thought they would be doing that. and when feis was brought home by the lord, i can tell you this, church, the lord stared feis directly in the face and he had two words to say to him. well done. well done. [ applause ] >> wow. that was scott israel. he is the sheriff of broward county. he is a very outspoken voice. people in florida know about scott israel, but they will know a lot more about him and i suspect scott israel may be called upon for higher office in florida. but what he just said about how when the lord meets aaron feis in heaven, he will say well done, you saw the cartoon. i don't know if we have it because i didn't know he was going to say this, but there was a cartoon drawn the other day about aaron feis going to heaven and there being a crowd of children and people because he had defended these children, and a child taking him by the hand and saying coach feis, we've all been looking to meet you. is this

offensive began the doctors had published a declaration saying no to war peace now a few days later and heaven of his colleagues were detained on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda they have since been released but the authorities reaction shocked me which. is why with those doctors detained. first and foremost because of the political climate in this country for most of us . we are going through a time with no tolerance for dissenting voices or contrary opinions. and we stand by our position that saying no to war is not a crime it shouldn't be a crime in this country will get it at will which almost unique it made me very little also believes the operation should not be criticised quite the opposite to support the offensive he decorated his next stall in istanbul's conservative a neighborhood with turkish flags and he's donating some of his taking stu the soldiers. themselves are suddenly everybody can support the party they want those i wouldn't judge. but when national security is at stake you have to back your country genocide successive garlic has one thousand five hundred euros to

to germans about the economic miracle at the time the nazis were basically barbarians who came from heaven knows where occupied germany and call. a huge amount of chaos and then they were thrown out by the allies that was it it wasn't the germans or the dea not sufficient process took place and then the people said we've changed we had nothing to do with what happened no i did ask my neighbor. i you could sure ship us who for most of the enemy was i want you to first spender rebelled against this very conservative germany revealed its contradiction is lies and hypocrisy. so much it's easy to please. at that i said lead man you sit on leave and he said well like i said germany's a history book with pages torn out. as she lacked but then you had the generation that included fasting kluger then then does margarita from tata learned off and help and they filled in these missing pages. these young filmmakers reinvented german cinema and also embodied the rebellion of the post-war generation against their parents in the seventy's their films question german society at a time when it was being co

to germans about the economic miracle at the time the nazis were basically barbarians who came from heaven knows where occupied germany and call. a huge amount of chaos and then they were thrown out by the allies that was it it wasn't the germans or the dean not a fixation a process took place and then the people said we've changed we had nothing to do with that what happened no idea don't ask my neighbor. i you can sure sure pass if i'm on the end of whether i want to get it by that first spender rebelled against this very conservative germany because he revealed it's contradiction in sly's and hypocrisy that exalts him also was it's easy to please him. at night said lead mallya sit down leave a deep well fight said gemini's a history book with pages torn out says he just never as you lackey it but then you had the generation that included fassbender kluger them then does maggoty to fun tata learned off and how and they filled in these missing pages. these young filmmakers reinvented german cinema and also embodied the rebellion of the post-war generation against their parents in the seve

it's not exactly hog heaven but this is how a pig's life looks in china a small cage in a metal stall with computer controlled feeding using highly enriched soybeans by the end of the year ten thousand saudis will live here and their piglets will be turned into twenty thousand tonnes of pork it's just one of several mass farms in southwestern china being built this year. large scale farming means profits can only go up and margins will be bigger because we have reduced costs and resources. not only the stalls are designed for efficiency so is the breeding in the laboratory next door technicians are working on imported semen to boost productivity for two years now china has spent ten billion dollars on expanding its mass production based on the american model you like to talk pigs have always been reared on what we call a pig farm but in fact a modern pig farm is more like a pig factory factory until now it's been the traditional farms that have predominated more than half of meat comes from small farms like this one farmer she hung way has thirty eight south he's already switched to s

heaven you know that is a twenty eight euro's political science student from berlin he's earned today should wide respect for standing up to the s.p.d. leaders it's like david versus goliath. thanks for everything. the only new party member you've got a lot of courage and i really have my battles and i think you're on the right track but this is one of those do it all. but what might happen if the s.p.d. does vote against forming a coalition the parties popularity might drop even lower than some polls now show. fifteen at least i know that people are worried about the sixteen percent but when i see that the s.p.d. election results are falling from the mid thirty's to twenty point five percent since uncle americal took office that's a much bigger problem for me than opinion with the flat ninety percent figure. represents what people think of our performance in the last coalition government sent in september let's listen in up of the people can no longer identifies the s.p.d. as profound within a grand coalition. and that at a time when we have seven parties in the border states. could

yeah well heaven i had seems like the markets have recovered after they did indeed indeed plunge as a person reaction to these numbers but i think most people expect of the consumer price index to rise and the key indicator for inflation growth only flights leave more than expected in january and at the same time the dollar is weakening at the moment and that's helping domestic companies to say competitive still the fact it's getting more and more concerned that the economy might be overheating not only due to the higher prices but also because of charms techs through for him and the boom america's economy has seen in the years after the crisis was financed with cheap money thanks to these low rates and this is going to change this might affect the economy in a negative way so if you mention trump his passion to tariffs remodel appeared to know no bounds who's in the line of fire right now. well this also could be a game changer because tampa targeting two major materials deal and element a on here have been making a lot of threats and we already have seen tariffs on solar panels on w

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on the team nights one of them allows he says who have a cutter head and brags that they will go to heaven and this was that i still get goosebumps when i talk about this. ordeal so you did what i'm sorry or your no sorry trust with. as knows that are you. thank you all. in home will start. to push to understand is this. the u.s. is losing into a summer one the climate denying is precluding them from the dissipating in this new economy number one and number two the effects of the climate change or why the catastrophes the global you know migrants that are the result of it all this other problems are hurting the u.s. economy on the other side of the trade so you've got to double by. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to people this is the simple song alone even some company elsewhere so they can find private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us throw . allowed us to go. buy been pieces of us to quote them out. for you bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic you.

over the wires and have an alibi i will be reading that i mean you know we'll be on that or is it heaven or your guard from whom all of this song and you are a part of that everything will work. everything leaves you i know you don't when you play it well. i have to look you know the cold oh this is that's the guy in the conservatory. that's good these senses of god get concerned a little more when i was a man that i never met you before and what. they want you to go on to florida. where largo it's a lot of been fair with their work back they say you good here was so for i can't get her she will see she was abused oh man she was down there just a list is not an accurate this not that really wanna date the race hopeless you live in there you know you please me track make me clean. but there is only a good job. means in. order to be here with all the. well off the bottom to just like you. know from. oh i'm not i'm not trying to resist but i don't want the. mother. i don't. like. i. mean. old old. age and everything i don't need to be. the. we saw a boy and loved little hill. how does you k

he spent his life telling people about heaven, how to get to heaven. he wrote books on heaven. now he's in heaven. and he would want me to tell everybody watching that if you put your faith and trust in god's son, jesus christ, that you can be in heaven too. and so my father is there and he would wish everybody watching will confess their sins and repent and believe on the name of the lord jesus christ. that would be what he would want everyone to know this morning. >> your father had boundless energy over the years. he traveled from continent to continent. but how were the last several years of his life? >> he did very well up until about his 95th birthday. then after his 95th birthday, he had a few setbacks healthwise. so for the last five years he's been -- he's been at home for the most part and confined to a wheelchair and his bed. but his mind was always clear. he never got foggy, never got where he didn't understand. he just couldn't hear very well, couldn't see. but you could communicate with him. i was with him sunday. i asked him a few questions and he responded to me

it's britain's culture, for heaven's sake. you know, britain is part of europe. and i don't want to be cut off from that in any way at all. it's a glory and a privilege. and yet, the picture of the country that you portray here is, for all its difficulties, for example here at the bbc or in funding for the arts, which you are intensely passionate about, it's nonetheless a rich, diverse and culturally alive place, isn't it, which you continue to celebrate? you are not someone who is depressed. no, i refuse to be depressed. and i don't think... i think there are many reasons for not being depressed, and the sheer intense variety of the culture of this country. the diversity of this country. i mean, the way that london hasjust accommodated people, nations, whole wodges of other nations' and london is the richerfor it. you know, in history, all the evidence is that city nations which take in outsiders, strangers, they are the ones that flourish. they flourish economically, creatively and intellectually. there is a lesson there for us. john tusa, author of making a no

the place to be is heaven as annual cigar festival which draws visitors from fifty countries to place orders and sample latest offerings and more and more of those sales are headed for china. the government sells its a car through a panos it's a joint venture with britain's imperial tobacco and this year it hit a milestone. in terms of worldwide sales by no scruple reached the historic figure of five hundred million dollars for the first time with twelve percent growth compared to twenty sixteen at a constant exchange rate it's a spectacular result. so cuba's cigar sales are on a roll even if its neighbor to the north isn't buying. and a surprise move u.s. cable giant comcast has thrown down the gauntlet to tycoon rupert murdoch it says it's outbidding him offering more than twenty five billion euros to buy european pay t.v. group sky cat already agreed to buy the sixty one percent of sky he doesn't already own and british regulators fia's his company twenty first century fox could become too powerful comcast says fox would be a perfect fit and it's now reportedly team top with disney

you have to face your food heaven or food hell at the end of the show. what if your heaven? lamb, i love lamb. particularly with sweet potato. any ideas? moroccan spices. slow cooked. yum. and my help, and this really is hell and i will really struggle if i get this, it is liver and anchovies. lots of liver and anchovies and aubergine as well, another one of your health. that one is not so bad. we will put extra liver on there again. we have two great chefs here with us and what have you got kicking? -- cooking? we are going to do dumplings with springtime onions and a sheep smoked cheese, heralding the spring, hopefully. sounds good to me. and robin gill, what are you making? i am doing a play on bacon and cabbage, but smoked eel, a bacon after the, and —— and cabbage, but smoked eel, a bacon afterthe, and —— a bacon of and cabbage, but smoked eel, a bacon after the, and —— a bacon of the sea, and an egg because it is breakfast. i love all the accents. ollie, what have you got to go with the wind? a very dull accent. i have got some great wines though. fantastic

so, busy, heaven, and hell, ? something at the of this. so, busy, heaven, and hell,? venison, and mushrooms? and what about the hell? tripe. tripe, like many of the reviews that i have received. we also have some great chefs. what is on the menu? i am making a naval inspired dish. it is an integration between the north, and this out. inspired dish. it is an integration between the north, and this out]! an ancient recipe, isn‘t it? between the north, and this out]! an ancient recipe, isn't it? yes. i will make wild mushroom... little bit of butter, bit of lemon, and hallelujah! there you go. who wouldn‘t want to watch that? don‘t forget, you guys are in charge of what stephen get, whether it is heaven or hell? don‘t forget, we are on bbc two, today. enjoy, matt. let‘s have a look at what it looks like in pyeongchang right now. they are nine hours ahead. it looks rather magnificent. some of the venues let up. in contrast it looks like that is lava coming down the mountain, rather than the hills. it's mountain, rather than the hills. it‘s not hot at all, thou

[applause] >> blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the. -- earth. and blessed are the peacemakers because they shall be called the sons of god. many wonder how steve and i could be such great friends when we disagree on 80% of 80% of most issues. and let me clarify. differ on the end goal nd helping the needy a protecting our citizens and caring for our elderly. we do not disagree on where we want to end up. most times we disagree on how to get there. but we know that we want the same things. he wanted comes to the congressional baseball game, we want the same thing. we want to win. fortunately, we win and they do not. [laughter] rep. richmond: that another thing is, our faith unites us. our faith allows us to put purpose first. urposeolitics, -- we put p at the endcs because of the day we know we are here on earth to the village purpose and make this world a fulfill ace -- purpose and make this world a better place. we agree we were created in the likeness of god, no matter what city, no ma

the very heavens obey him, one georgia delegate noted. but franklin had planned to nominate him for chair himself if a storm hadn't kept him home for the opening day of the meeting. a son of boston puritans, he'd come a long way to get to that philadelphia meeting hall. in late spring of 1787, he exchanged letters with his beloved sister, jane mecom, who was an evangelical christian. the sibling who maintained the longest correspondence with and the deepest influence on franklin. they reminisced about their humble beginnings as the children of a candlemaker. mecom had remained a person of humble means and relative anonymity while her brother's fame skyrocketed. ben told her that the course of his life filled him with wonder and fills me with humble thankfulness to that divine being who has graciously conducted my steps and prospered me in this strange land to a degree that i could not have rationally expected and by no means conceive myself to have merited. i beg the continuance of his favor. chronic sickness made it difficult for frankli

the spiritual heavens will open and everything asked for will come done. shattering, stomping and praising god, in hopes that everything they are praying comes true. a house, a car. at the time, it was a baby. out a hope for every good thing that we are living under an open heaven. she stopped her feet, kicked off her heels and asked us all to hope for more. mennonite, are they evangelicals? kate: some of them are. they are a little like the jewish faith. it has a widespread mennonite culture. a lot of them are evangelical. with: the new york times two big articles from you. how did that happen? tend toe first -- i write mary privately. when i first got sick, i noticed the great irony of me being a and the author of a book called "blessed." i wanted to be the first person to point out that i was not super #blessed. people start to poor certainty on your pain. maybe if you prayed in this way or go see so-and-so, he will fix this. the desire i had to want for sure wasn i was not possible. i sent that article in and found a wonderful editor who i had door. --

to all in heaven and earth is yours . we praise your glorious name, holy and just. full of mercy and grace to all generations. on this day of dedication oh lord, we thank you for your love. but while we are in the center, you sent your son into the world to die for our sins and to rise again for our justification. that he would become the propitiation and the satisfaction for our sins, but not for our sins only lord for the sins of the whole world. and we say to you holy father, worthy is your son of honor and glory forever. and on this day of dedication dear lord, we thank you for your servant billy graham. for his unswerving allegiance to the gospel of your son. for his integrity. for his contrite and humble spirit. or the way in which he has managed and directed and led his ministry. and in his personal life has been such a model. his love for the word ofgod, the bible . his commitment to the proclamation of the glorious gospel of jesus christ. we give you singularpraise . and lord, we now give you thanks for billy graham. a great women of wisdomand counsel and l

when my boy dies, he will go to heaven, where at least he'll be able to eat. i'd like to die with him so i can look after him. syrians have cried so many tears in the seven years of war. the killing is escalating, not ending. and once again, the world is watching from a safe distance. jeremy bowen, bbc news. america's all—powerful gun lobby, the national rifle association, has backed the president's call to provide teachers with guns after they've been trained to carry concealed weapons. the head of the nra, wayne la pierre, also accused politicians of exploiting the school shooting in florida, in which 17 were killed, to try to impose tighter gun restrictions — as our north america editorjon sopel reports. will the florida school shooting come to be seen as a landmark moment, when impotence gave way to rage, and rage led to action? never again! the vociferous students who have taken to the streets are bringing change. but not always in the way they wanted. the president, making clear that he thinks the way to make schools more secure is to train and arm m