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 in 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 power 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

vitamin therapy line vita heaven. they can come before a big race or before going out the night and get an i.v. to help them stay hydrated and in the best condition. >> it's part of the expansion plan. hangover heaven works well in a tourist area but in a more professional place like say, new york boston vita heaven might be a better entity. >> for every evangelist who's had a pounding headache disappear, there's been someone on the other side calling foul. >> there are a lot of people saying was it a really a medical condition? these people are pretty miserable. they need to feel better. >> even though they stay playful with their marketing, dr. burke is the first to stress that at the end of the day they take people's health seriously, that includes not just treating anyone who calls. >> this is a professional medical practice. we take a medical history, vital signs, informed consent. you can't get informed consent from somebody intoxicated on alcohol or some other drug. i don't want to do anything that's going to r

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. >> strike yourself. >> 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 jo

our father in heaven, hallowed be your name. your kingdom come, here will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. forgive us our debts as we also forgive or debtor. and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever! amen! >> amen! >> i saw huge crowds of them and raptured as he spoke in some crude accent of a gallilean peasant. >> what is more we've learned he's -- >> menaced by a family of lunatics. >> there's real danger here. if he could rally them, there could be an uprising in galalea. >> what's his name, this man? >> jesus of nazareth. >> should be killed without delay. that cuts any thoughts of freeing him and also makes this jesus aware of the fate that could well await him. >> leave. finally. kill the baptist. >> killing him is a convenience for the roman, not for me. i'm already vilified. kill him and all of galilee turns against me. >> pontius pilate praises you. >> i see pilate praising what's for pilate. have him drag h

you cannot fulfill it in heaven. he said whenever i send you back there will be nothing wrong with you. >> you saw jesus? what did he look like? >> well, he had like, a brown beard and brown hair and a long white robe. >> you remember all that he said? here you are cured? >> what do the doctors say? >> they just say that she's a symptomatic. they released us from a specialist. we don't go to boston or austin anymore. they say that they don't know. but that she shows no more symptoms she is on zero medications today. >> to you, it's a miracle. >> absolutely a miracle. >> you are confident she went to heaven and saw jesus. >> absolutely. >> what a story. this is going to be a movie. >> yes. >> it's a book right now. it came out today. the book is called miracles from heaven. >> a little girl, her journey to heaven and her amazing story to say the least. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> we're moved by your story. >> thank you. >>> all right. we're going to step aside. coming up brand new case

david: that image shows a washington coming into heaven. so this image is the sequel to it, showing washington receiving lincoln into heaven. sarah: you can even see the angels up to the left welcoming the two men. david: i hope with the site is that it really helps people to connect with how ordinary people like them, like us, experience an event of this magnitude. sarah: the beauty of the internet is that we don't have to do it only in an exhibit here at ford's theater. we can make it available to everyone, and in fact making it available to everyone, we can have a much bigger collection and exhibit than we would ever be able to have if we just put product together for six weeks or a year here at ford's theater. david: we can make this permanent and show a lot of different places. so on the remembering lincoln website we have a map of the different responses. you will see on this map that there are a lot of blank spaces in the country. we have been working with a lot of different organizations and individuals who have items. however, ther

david: that image shows a washington coming into heaven. so this image is the sequel to it, showing washington receiving lincoln into heaven. sarah: you can even see the angels up to the left welcoming the two men. david: i hope with the site is that it really helps people to connect with how ordinary people like them, like us, experience an event of this magnitude. sarah: the beauty of the internet is that we don't have to do it only in an exhibit here at ford's theater. we can make it available to everyone, and in fact making it available to everyone, we can have a much bigger collection and exhibit than we would ever be able to have if we just put product together for six weeks or a year here at ford's theater. david: we can make this permanent and show a lot of different places. so on the remembering lincoln website, we have a map of the different responses. you will see on this map that there are a lot of blank spaces in the country. we have been working with a lot of different organizations and individuals who have items. however, the

david: that image shows a washington coming into heaven. so this image is the sequel to it, showing washington receiving lincoln into heaven. sarah: you can even see the angels up to the left welcoming the two men. david: i hope with the site is that it really helps people to connect with how ordinary people like them, like us, experience an event of this magnitude. sarah: the beauty of the internet is that we don't have to do it only in an exhibit here at ford's theater. we can make it available to everyone, and in fact making it available to everyone, we can have a much bigger collection and exhibit than we would ever be able to have if we just put product together for six weeks or a year here at ford's theater. david: we can make this permanent and show a lot of different places. so on the remembering lincoln website we have a map of the different responses. you will see on this map that there are a lot of blank spaces in the country. we have been working with a lot of different organizations and individuals who have items. however, ther

now, as he approached heaven's gate he asked are there lawyers up here in heaven? the apostle replied he couldn't find any. wooten then said is the mayor of richmond up here in heaven and st. peter said you will find him in that other place so wooten turned around and made his way to what he described as a somber looking castle and above the entrance was painted the world hell. wooten met satan and saw seats on the floor, some vacant and some occupied by lawyers. and wooten went up to sit in one of the seats and the devil said you can't sit there. that's reserved for the mayor of richmond. he then went to take another seat and the devil said you can't sit there. that's reserved for union general benjamin butler. finally he saw a third seat and he went to sit down and all of the lawyers yelled don't take that seat. he was startled by this. they said that is reserved for old abe, the devil's prompter. wooten woke up saying he woke up shaking and shivering but wishing it was not all a dream. in my last book i wrote about union soldiers and their views of the president

a miracles to heaven her journey to heaven and her amazing story of healing. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> christie, when abby, your oldest daughter came back from playing on the trees with annabel with this terrible news that your daughter has fallen, what's going on through your mind and tell us how that day played out, december 2011. >> well i remember abby being quite frantic and it hadn't registered in my brain what she had trying to say. i felt annabel was in a tree and she had fall and then needing help to get down from the tree. it never occurred to me that she was stuck inside the tree. >> inside a hollowed out tree. we're looking at pictures there with a cross on it. you say when you fell head first you had a remarkable experience while you were down there? were you in in pain? nervous or scared? >> no, i was just really calm, cause i wasn't really scared or anything and i think if i was really frantic and nervous and crazy then i wouldn't have been able to get out of it. >> before you were playing in the tree yo

what rescuers found out when they finally reached her >> i wonder if homeless people go to heaven. >> they're reading mean tweets about homeless people >> i hate when it gets cold out because then all of the homeless people get on the bus. >>> how to turn your face into a bunny for easter. >>> a bride posted pictures of her big day, but one problem >> her family not at the wedding. >> the elaborate april fool's day hoax. >> they thought i went crazy. >> i think it's fair to say we qualify as experts i'm going to put it to the test to see if you guys can spot the danger. >> the dash cam owners. this guy is not paying attention in the truck when the he decides this is a good time to go. >> he had the breath knocked out of him. he just had some bruises but a totally avoidable ridiculous accident. >> this one from russia. there's a car, there's a straight road. there's a blue sky. >> out of nowhere. boom. fortunately, it just basically disintegrates in front of a car. >>> rescue workers were urgently called to the scene in china. you won't believe what they find when they get there. what

do pets go to heaven? dr. long? >> we have many near death experiences that describe encountering deceased beloved pets. like the diseased beloved people. these are joyous reunions. even if the pets died of a disfiguring illnesses, they are always picture perfect health. >> it's an interesting conversation. thank you for being here. thanks to you as well. he will answer more of your questions on twitter. keep them coming. use the hash tag #believe today. >> that will be a tough act to follow. the new study linking breech to health problems in kids. we will give you safer alternatives. first your local n >>> good morning i'm chris cato. it's 8:26 on your friday and time to get the first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill, still rain falling out there somewhere. >> in parts of the area yes. everybody is experiencing the wind which is helping to keep temperatures warmer and everyone will get some rainfall but right now most of it is falling in pennsylvania. trenton has some light rainfall steady rain a

do you believe if going to heaven ? >> absolutely. yes lt i mean, i'm so comforted and i'm given such hope by believing in heaven. i believe with all my heart that i will be reunited in some form with my beloved mother and my dad. >> mark, were you always such a strong person of faith as well? or did ro ohma help deepen that faith? >> yeah. roma helped deepen it. working the last five years every day has helped deepen it. >> we pick up the bible throughout the day to read the word, to be close to the word. of course we go to church on sunday. >> reading the bible every day is part of the job. >> they also see charity as part of the job. recently the couple donated more than $1 million to the cradle fund which is helping inging iraqi and syrian refugees terrorized and displaced by isis. this easter the humanitarian crisis in the region is a huge concern. >> you both are so involved with your foundation. how do you explain how a merciful god allows such suffering in the world? >> well, you know, i think there are many things in the bibl

. >> i wonder if homeless people go to heaven. >> reading mean tweets about people on the streets. >> i hate when it gets cold out because then all of the homeless people get on the bus. >> the purpose behind one emotional video. >>> plus -- how to turn your face into a bunny for easter. >>> and a bride posts pictures of her big day but there's one problem -- >> her family not at the wedding. >> what happened? >> now she rerealsveals the elaborate april fools' day prank that had them snowed. >> they thought i went off the deep end. it was crazy. >> considering the amount of dash cams that we see as "rtm" hosts, it's fair to say we qualify as experts. i'm going to put it to the test to see if you guys can spot the danger. first video, a dash cam owner, australia. what dangers are we seeing there? >> i'll go with the road. >> the weird intersection that's coming up. >> a tree's going to fall. >> i'm going to guess there's a kangaroo in the woods. >> beth you're the closest. keep an eye on that junction. this guy not paying attention in the white truck when he decides this is a good time

heavens, no. >>> the death of an heir to one of america's largest fortunes is under investigation. andrew getty deskren accident of j. paul getty is found debt in his los angeles home. >> what? you won't let me finish? >> a passenger using a righta ride sharing app with a rant against a member of the nypd. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, april 1st, 2015. good morning. i i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. as early as today the governor of arkansas can sign into law the bill. protesters believe the law will permit demonstrations against gays have been demonstrating in little rock. he says he'll sign it. others say it will make arkansas a less desirable place to live. >> our state's most talented will soon leave if these are the messages that we continue to send. >> the arkansas-based retail giant walmart is calling on the governor to veto the measure. >>> the indiana religious freedom bill that became law last week unleashing a nationwide swell knocked governor mike pence on his heels. several states including new york and connecti

. >> when you think of incarnation or christ in heaven he didn't holler down to heaven god save them. he comes down and takes on human form and invests in the struggles of human kind and that's what we try to do. we try to invest ourselves into the struggles of people here in sand town. >> reporter: you are basically saying god was ant commuter god, so i'm not going to be a commuter. >> that's right. >> reporter: let's keep it real baltimore is one of the top ten most dangerous cities in america. were you scared? in >> a little bit. you know like there's -- there's scary stuff that happens anywhere in baltimore, really. there's definitely a lot of ways that stick out. >> reporter: after all sand town is 96% black. a lot of these relocations are white. was there scepticism? were people thinking this is just another form of white gent gentrygent riff indication? >> oh naturally. the drug dealers thought the white folks were cops. >> reporter: that is a lifelong resident of sand town. >> i shot a man here. i almost took his life in this very intersection. >> reporter: he spent three and

. >> the for heaven's sake rescue brought the bird into the veterinarian center, an emergency center. we are seeing dr. stephanie lister gray performing this incredibly delicate surgery. the left wing is frac jurdtured. what she is doing is attaching an acrylic frame to the bone in the bird's wing. the doctor says she has to be incredibly precise because birds heal really quickly. she wants to make sure this wing heals properly so it doesn't affect the bird's ability to fly. they will be able to remove the pins and release the eagle into the wild. if they for some reason can't, for heaven's say, they will keep the eagle and use it to educate people. about the bald eagle, the symbol of our country. >> either way, it sounds like she is going to be just fine. >>> a jewelry store in russia something bad is about to go down. a hero is close at hand. bad guy rushes into the store. has robbery on the mind tosses a bag on the counter, wants the jewelry store worker to toss something into it. guess what? he doesn't get away with it for very long. >> yes. >> kick to the head. almost took it off

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. >> think of christ and heaven. he didn't holler down from heaven for god to save him. he came down and invested in the struggles of man kind. and that's what we try to do. >> reporter: you really did move into the heart of an town but baltimore is one of the top ten most dangerous cities in america. were you scared? >> um a little bit. you know like there's -- there's scary stuff that happens anywhere in baltimore, really. there is definitely a lot of ways that i stick out. >> reporter: after all sand town is 96% black. this is a lifelong resident of sand town who says sand town's streets are as hard as they seem. >> i shot a man almost took his life on this very intersection. >> reporter: he spent three and a half years in prison for the shooting and when he did get out, he said it was that same church community that helped him turn his life around. it was also the only place where he could get a job. bennett has been working there for 20 years now. >> it was after they stayed and stayed at a very long time and became neighbors and bought homes here that folks started

do pets go to heaven? dr. long? >> we have many near death experiences that describe encountering deceased beloved pets. like the diseased beloved people. these are joyous reunions. even if the pets died of a disfiguring illnesses, they are always picture perfect health. >> it's an interesting conversation. thank you for being here. thanks to you as well. he will answer more of your questions on twitter. keep them coming. use the hash tag #believe today. >> that will be a tough act to follow. the new study linking breech to health problems in kids. we will give you safer alternatives. first your local news >>> a good morning on your friday. 8:26. i'm sam brock. weekend b.a.r.t. riders in the east bay will face an extra hurdle for the next three months or so. on sunday b.a.r.t. shuts down train service between the coliseum and fruitville stations to replace the railway. they were continue every weekend for 11 weeks. there's one catch you may be glad to hear about. b.a.r.t. will try to keep trains running for major ba

priscilla buckley: good heavens. >> we want to thank you so much. [applause] >> i want to give you a copy of our clare boothe luce with a mug saying "no good deed goes unpunished." the president of heritage wanted to be with us today, but he is in a new york speaking at a luncheon on his newew book. he wanted to present this inscribed copy. we are presenting it with his admiration and affection. priscilla buckley: he is a wonderful guy. >> thanks again. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter at c-span history. for information on our schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. in 2003, new york times reporters to lose never -- judith miller wrote several stories on the lead up to the war in iraq and weapons of mass destruction. she was found in contempt of court and imprisoned white dick cheney in a federal jail for 85 days. sunday, on q&a, she talks about her time in jail, as well as her new book "the story: a report

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it's known for a sandbar called "bridge in heaven." the spot is among the three most scenic views in japan. but only 1% of foreign travelers in kyoto manage to make it out to the area. >> translator: from here, you can see what looks like a bridge that leads to heaven. that's how it gets its name. >> reporter: the city has another feature unfamiliar to foreign visitors. a cathedral reflecting japanese and western culture. the sitting areas are covered by tatami mats. built in the late 19th century, it's said to be the second oldest catholic church in japan. hasegawa reported on her findings at the meeting with airline officials. >> translator: our tie-up with the kimono rental service would help cut the fees by 5% to 10%. that would be appreciated. >> translator: it will be good if we print all the information in our in-flight magazine. >> reporter: company officials found they need to provide information not available in guidebooks and improve ties with local businesspeople in order to expand markets. >> translator: we have to conside

>> i want them to take the notion of hell, purgatory and heaven and i want them, those who have some, to forget about any preconceptions they have on contemporary african art. definitions are terrible because there's always a counter definition. an experience is much more open. i want them to experience it and to be surprised and maybe to reframe a couple of ideas of ideas they have before they enter the show. >> brown: many will have a chance to do just that, as the exhibition travels to museums around the world after wrapping here in november. at the smithsonian museum of african art in washington, i'm jeffrey brown for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: on the newshour online, an organization working in afghanistan is trying to convert fields of poppies-- used in the illegal production of opium-- into fields of the purple flower that produces the exotic, and costly, spice saffron. the boston-based company works with farmers to get them to cultivate the delicacy. read how they're doing it, and find a recipe for rice pudding with saffron, on our home page. all that and more is on our web

awesome people from for heaven's sake rescue brought the bird into the veterinarian center emergency center getting this eagle prepped for surgery. dr. stephanie lister-gray is performing this incredibly delicate surgery. the left wing is fractured. you can see it there. she's attaching an acrylic frame to the bone in the bird's wing. she's using these tiny little iron pins. the doctor says she has to be incredibly precise because birds heal really quickly and she wants to make sure that this wing heals properly so that it doesn't affect the bird's ability to fly. they do believe they'll be able to remove the pin in about three weeks and they do hope they'll be able to rerelease this eeg nool the wild. if they for some reason can't, for heaven's sake will keep the eagle and use it to educate people about the sbofl our country. >> either way it sounds like she's going to be just fine. >>> we're riding on the helmet cam of a scooter rider in germany. insanely viral for the reason that will quickly become clear. he is most certainly evading police. police are in pursuit. there's also an

it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >> ok. that's all of the time we have for tonight. thanks to our panelists, guy branum. judy gold and mayor johnson. give them a nice round of. [ applause ] >> [ applause ] finally tonight, as those of you who follow us on twitter now one writer on my staff life tweets the show each night. tonight that writer is tim seidell. so "follow" @nightlyshow on twitter and join in the live tweet. and if facebook is more your thing "like" the nightly show to keep track of everything we're doing online. good nightly, everyone. [cheering] (heavy panting) well, that was fun. amy, you all right? i don't know. what's up? i think i just thought that i would be more like the focal point? huh. were you not the focal point? no, no definitely not. like, i just-- it never even occurred to me that you would be penetrating phil.

. >>> you could call it a match made in bay area foodie heaven. tar steinbach rei is merge -- tartine bakery is merging with blue bottle coffee. >>> dennis o'donnell standing by at oracle arena and man, it was touch and go for a little while. >> nail biter. >> reporter: a lot of lead changes tonight. it was a lot of fun, the warriors trying to get their first 2-0 series lead since 1989 and now head back to new orleans. we'll have that and ca mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >>> dennis o'donnell joins us from oracle arena with tonight's sports report. >> reporter: yeah, ken, the warriors have won 19 straight games here at oracle and were 41-0 when holding opponents to under 100 points. those are not good numbers for a pelican team trying to even the series at 1 game apiece. golden state nearly blew a 25 point lead saturday night

and if there is a god in heaven, it will do neither you noer your cause any good. republicans lost the senate in 1954. and they did by a vote of i think 67-22. and all the people voted for him were republicans. and that was the end of him, pretty much. at the end of the trail there was never anybody in the government that they could prove was a card-carrying communist. mccarthy had lost his base. and he kind of faded away. this was a man who needed con stant attention. when he walked in a room, he wanted to be noticed. without that, he lost something of himself. he began to drink more heavily. and he actually was dead within 7 years of wheeling. he was 48 years of age. he died of cirrhosis of the liver. his body shut down because of the heavy drinking. it was not a good impact on the country. >> we are in the federal district courtroom of the united states custom house of wheeling virginia finished in 1859, that is now known as west virginia independence hall. this is the birth place of the great state of west virginia during the american civil war. it will be the

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. >> heaven forbid. >> heaven forbid. >>> heaven forbid, are regoingwe going to have a good forecast across most of the united states today? >> quiet for a good chunk of the northeast. storms we want to talk about. across the texas panhandle yesterday. these things fired up. that's what they did. some golf ball-sized hail. upwards to tennis ball-sized hail. 2.75 inches in diameter in some spots. that's enough to do a little bit of damage. we expect similar action today. one report of a tornado across southwest kansas. a slight chance today. it will be about the same as yesterday in that large hail will be the main issue. we have storms in kansas that will fizzle out as they head into more stable air. another round as the cold front slitds across the central plains early on today. that's where we'll see severe weather chances from wichita up through kansas city. gulf coast, already dumped a lot of rain on texas. gets into houston later on today. and through tomorrow. through tuesday, we're push it toward the east. it will be dry today. for the masters, though a little bit cloudy. 2 to

day may miss devices with the heavens be guest. his pilgrimage to thread the milky way but in eternities doubtless we shall compare together, here a million alien gospels in what guise. oh? be prepared my soul, to read the inconceivable, to scan the million forms of god those stars unroll. when in our turn we show to them a man. i'd like to finish with a little reading from the book itself. a reading from the book according to -- it's by myself and paul miller, and it's written as a dialogue. so i'm going to have to play two roles here. this is actually from the first day. we have six days six questions. the questions range from biblical genesis or big bang, to whatever happened to pluto to the whatever happened to galileo, what about the star of bethlehem. we get that that one all the time. what about the end of the user and how does that work? and of course would you baptize e.t.? and each dialogue is set in a particular place. i chose this one because it's set at the art institute of chicago. we're in the gallery of the early 20