. >> welce to christian world news everyone i am wendy griffith. >> and i am george tmas. iraq christians have suffered deadliest attacks since 2003. they are taking a bold step to gain serity. >> these are christians to trace their roots to the time of noah. iraqiare calling for this place to be officially declared a christian ovince. >> we have 500,000 christian refugees. our position has been clear to the government, these people

. >> bill: a fact check web site says andy griffith is full of it. that he has mislead gomer, goober and everybody else about obama care. we will give you the facts. >> nip it in the bud. >> lindsay lohan is -- >> bill: lindsay lohan's mother threatening to sue the show glee ♪ forget you. >> bill: megyn kelly investigating the situation. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama and your money. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. republicans are squeezing mr. obama because they know he cannot get a tax hike on the affluent passed at this time. while a house, not the white house, the house of representatives passed it today. the senate can block. so mr. obama will have to compromise or give up entirely and extend the bush 2003 tax cuts. for his part, mr. obama is caught because if he gives up, the far left will go crazy. and at this point they are the people the president needs to fund his campaign in 2012.

griffith's problems only appear to be growing. narvaez, a burlesque dancer at the luxor casino and a former nfl cheerleader, has been missing for over a week. and police say she was last seen with griffith. >> we've spoken with her ex-boyfriend. and he stated that they did have a short conversation. she left in her vehicle. and when she left, everything was fine. and she seemed to be fine. >> reporter: they're now reviewing the domestic violence report, which says the pair fought over an iphone. and that griffith, quote, knocked her down, kicked her and pulled her hair. narvaez also stated she was pregnant with his child. but there could be more to the mystery. the dancer has had her own criminal past, which included allegations of harassment. court documents obtained by abc news, show four people have filed protective orders against her. three were granted. she's also facing serious financial problems. more court documents revealed records of numerous liens against her, worth tens of thousands of dollars. her family is still conv

griffith says she claimed to be depressed and was missing her family over the holidays. police discovered her car a few days later in an abandoned lot, stripped of its license plate. >> the fact that her car was abandoned is concerning. and the fact that the license plates are missing is also concerning because it may be possible someone did not want her car to are recognized. >> reporter: flores-narvaez and griffith recently ended their stormy relationship. in october, griffith was charged with assaulting her, and according to the police report, she was pregnant. >> it was a bad breakup. i'm hearing different stories that they were good, it was bad, there were times she was upset about it. >> reporter: police have not made any arrests in connection with the case and griffith has since spoken to police. in a statement to cbs news, an official said it is uncharacteristic of her not to show up at home and work, but there has been no evidence of foul play. >> i just can't fathom the thought that somebody would bring any type of harm to her. i can't even think of who would d

has spent over $3 million for television ads featuring one of my favorite actors, andy griffith. "the andy griffith show," one of my favorite television shows when i was growing up, but i have a little bit of problem watching mr. griffith talk to seniors about the important new benefits of the current health care law as a pitch master for something that in all likelihood we are going to change, perhaps even repeal next year. independent groups have found that some of these ads have misled seniors. they claim benefits that will be available while ignoring cuts to medicare advantage and others in the medicare payment rate. this is misleading and unfortunate. in the area of telecommunications, it exempts the universal service fund from the anti-deficiency act. this would allow the government to obligate money to carrier subsidies before we have the money in hand. most of us on the minority side, soon to be the majority side of the aisle, find that to be very objectionable and quite frankly, irresponsible. so i again on the food safety bill that passed the house, i voted for it. i ha

debbie also told the officer that she was pregnant with griffith's child. debbie's friends say they were aware of her troubled relationship with griffith. >> he broke debbie's heart. >> reporter: meanwhile debbie's families are trying to get the word out about her disappearance, passing out fliers on the las vegas strip. griffith's arraignment is scheduled to begin here at the criminal justice center in just a few hours. we want to stress this hearing has nothing to do with debbie's disappearance. he has not been named as a suspect in this case. nbc news spoke briefly with griffith. he declined comment. tamron? >> kristen welker, thank you. good morning, celeste, thank you for joining us. obviously our thoughts are your sister. i imagine you're ee're replayi experiences with her over the last few days. >> our last conversation was on friday, december 12th. i'm sorry, december 10th. and she called to speak to my son about christmas. >> and that was two days before she went missing. you have said that you're confident she's okay, but also it's not her persona

i'm a member of the alice griffith housing development. we need a mayor who will not be so proud that he would not think about the hardships. so, we want someone who can look at everyone's situation and try to help. i know that he will not be a genius but he will do the best he can under all the circumstances that are presented

i'm a member of the alice griffith housing development. we need a mayor who will not be so proud that he would not think about the hardships. so, we want someone who can look at everyone's situation and try to help. i know that he will not be a genius but he will do the best he can under all the circumstances that are presented to him and i know that you are a group of people that can do this. it is a new, you can do this because all of you who are up here have some of those characteristics that we are looking for in a good mayor. we need a mayor to do that. considered a mere allow poor people to get jobs. consider that kind of mayor. considered a mere touch consider the mayor who will help those who don't have money. we want to thank you for all the support you have given the community. thank you, and i hope that you'll consider this today and in the future as you make your decision. president buell: thank ult. next speaker -- president buell: >> thank you. next speaker. >> thak you for allowing me this opportunity. i am the founder of in

. >> welce to christian world news everyone i am wendy griffith. >> and i am george tmas. iraq christians have suffered deadliest attacks since 2003. they are taking a bold step to gain serity. >> these are christians to trace their roots to the time of noah. iraqiare calling for this place to be officially declared a christian ovince. >> we have 500,000 christian refugees. our position has been clear to the government, these people will not come home untilthey have a place to go to. >> ken joseph is with the assyri alliance. they recently met to talk about forming a christian province. joseph says getting the different groups to agree says it was nothing short of a miracle. >> they put away all their arguments and did it. >> prime targets are muslim extremists biggest attack on october 31st, members of an al-qaeda group attacked a church in baghdad leaving 68 people dead. they are wondering if it is time to leave the homeland despite caing to state. >> these difficult days appealing to you to be consnt to the faith and love and soil of this homeland. >> hundreds of christ

welcome everyone to this special christmas edition of world worli am wendy griffith. christmas season is the time we celebrate the coming of jesus the messiah. it is a testament that prophets wrote about hundreds of years before he was bn. starti with the christmas story. cbn's gordan robertson explains. >> everyday religious jews pray for the coming of the messiah. >> traditional jews believe in every generation there is a potential messiah. if the generation is worthy, there is a son of david according to the prophecies, greater than david. >> old testament says the messiah uld be a son of david, born in bethlehem, called out of egypt and raised in nazareth. he would be a teacher and a healer. he would calm can the seas and cleanse the temple. he would be welcomed as a king and killed as a criminal. then 3 days after hisdeath he would rise from the dead. these are a few of the prophesies written by the messiah. only 1 man in history fulfilled them all. >> if we rightly understand the hebrew bibleeither jesus is our messiah or there could never be a messiah. no quest

. >> and i am wendy griffith. chrisans in nigeria said their government isn doing enough. thousands killed inrep cent attacks in northern and central nigeria. several human rights groups calling on america and united nations to intervene. gary lane. >> reporter: unlike many previous raids, militant muslims attacked them late at night instead of daylight. >> when you attack nept people unpreparedthat is a massacre. >> many villagers were hacked to death and burned aliv children as i don't think as 5 years old were among those murdered. >> the whole new level completely, that we haven't seen before. they are nomads who weapon of choice is ma shetty and bows and arrows, we wont to understand thousand they got these weapons. >> they promised to punish the perpetrators. another attack against a christian village came last october again in the middle of the night, again automatic weapons used. >> mark arrived on the scene shortly after the raid. >> i got there around 4:00 a.m. there were 6 people massacred, you know. within a pool of their blood, houses were set ablaze. 21 house

my colleague wey griffith is on aassignment. the korean peninsula is one of the most fragile places on earth. technically, a state of war still exists between the 2 nations. in rece weeks a number of incidents, a north attack on a south korean island left 4 people dead having south koreans facing war. >> this south korean student says he feelingslike he will be called up like a reserve soldier and seriously really scar. this man says he thinks it might be the mostthreaten time aftethey cease fire 6 weeks after kim jong il unvailed his youngest son as his heir. >> this validates a lon standing concerwith respect to north korea and its enrichment of uranium and continues to validate a country led by a dictator constantly desires to destabilize the region. >> meanwhile north korea's agenciesthe government will continue stres if south korea violates a disput sea border. south koea's president has vowed to retaate strongly if thenorth attacks again. ephram gram cbn news. >> north korea is one of the most repressive nations in the wor

reinvention, out there, starting at hunters point and moving out to sunnyvale, and eventually alice griffith. completely real imagining public housing. -- completely real magic in public housing. we keep putting band-aids, and is just failing more efficiently. we put up $95 million of city money. people do not fully appreciate -- $95 million in bonds the city put up to build this public- private partnership. we're finding that will dollars, state dollars that we otherwise would not have discovered had we not have the courage to put that deals together. so it is an exciting time in public housing. and no, public housing is not what it should be, and, yes, a lot of us should be ashamed that we allowed it to go this long and thus far, but that is a national issue as much as it is a state and local issue, but the state is stepping in where the federal government walk away, and dorothy is going to be a big part of that. i'm grateful you said yes and your name into this mix. so thank you. small business -- steve adams. a small-business advocate. he has friends here. he is just a great guy. i think

profit today in the press conference mr griffith. they are planning to shoot new capital shares which for a percent might be places you did your arse in london and that's really good news in terms of the international community for the stocks and supporting that market movers. specifically record on the losing more than two percent each. also true don't acquire a decent hold him and we see some sellers international vocals so that's another reason for the market being down to. that's the latest to join us for the wall street opening figures in fifty minutes time. they live not only next to the border of the gulf of egypt but also on the border of peace and war. they are responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved ones. ready to take any risk. played. in india in the movie the joys the photo. the gateway photo the grand imperial trying to talk western coast coromandel let her tell the close with saddam did to go and. read the same the colonel was her job as a retreat. watching r.t. live from moscow many so now with t

has spent over $3 million for television ads featuring one of my favorite actors, andy griffith. "the andy griffith show," one of my favorite television shows when i was growing up, but i have a little bit of problem watching mr. griffith talk to seniors about the important new benefits of the current health care law as a pitch master for something that in all likelihood we are going to change, perhaps even repeal next year. independent groups have found that some of these ads have misled seniors. they claim benefits that will be available while ignoring cuts to medicare advantage and others in the medicare payment rate. this is misleading and unfortunate. in the area of telecommunications, it exempts the universal service fund from the anti-deficiency act. this would allow the government to obligate money to carrier subsidies before we have the money in hand. most of us on the minority side, soon to be the majority side of the aisle, find that to be very objectionable and quite frankly, irresponsible. so i again on the food safety bill that passed the house, i voted for it. i ha

has spent over $3 million for television ads featuring one of my favorite actors, andy griffith. "the andy griffith show," one of my favorite television shows when i was growing up, but i have a little bit of problem watching mr. griffith talk to seniors about the important new benefits of the current health care law as a pitch master for something that in all likelihood we are going to change, perhaps even repeal next year. independent groups have found that some of these ads have misled seniors. they claim benefits that will be available while ignoring cuts to medicare advantage and others in the medicare payment rate. this is misleading and unfortunate. in the area of telecommunications, it exempts the universal service fund from the anti-deficiency act. this would allow the government to obligate money to carrier subsidies before we have the money in hand. most of us on the minority side, soon to be the majority side of the aisle, find that to be very objectionable and quite frankly, irresponsible. so i again on the food safety bill that passed the house, i voted for it. i ha

carla went as a progressive thinking institution and someone wanted to show dw griffith birth of the nation and a lot of students were outraged and thought they should ban the movie from being shown. carla, who is a civil rights stalwart fought to show the movie of celebrities and she won. carla loved hosting evin what's. in recent years i saved her introductions stock that she wrote. she loved to write them as they summarize books and put them in a larger context and a precise and economical way. her last even to introducing came a day after her mother's 100th birthday. it was a novel "my name is mary sadr," and like you, mary kay and many others, she was encouraging of young writers whether of fiction or nonfiction , as we know with alex./ the story my name is mary miers' the story of a surgeon's helper, a woman too young to be a nurse who wanted to be a surgeon. it is appropriate not only was mary -- robin es new novelist, but our own and daughter is a hospice nurse who spent the last year constantly being a loving and caring daughter and eight nurse and that was hard. i miss talk

and someone at antioch wanted to show dw griffith first of the nation. and a lot of students were outraged by what they should be on the movie from being shown. carlo, who is a civil rights stalwart thought to show the movie on civil liberties grounds and she won. carl loved hosting events. in recent years, i saved her recent introductions that she wrote. she loved to write them as the samurai spokes and put them in a larger context in a precise and economical way. her last event introducing came a day after mother's 100 birthday. it was the novel, my name is mary sutter, robin oliveira's first novel. unlike mary kate and others, she was encouraging of young writers, whether it's fiction or story, my name is mary sutter, is the story of the civil war surgeon's helper. a woman to young to be a nurse who wanted to be a surgeon. now, it's appropriate that not only with mary olivera a new novelist, but her own daughter is a hospice nurse who spent this last year constantly being with her presence, the loving and caring daughter and a nurse. and that was hard

and someone at antioch wanted to show dw griffith's birth of the nation. got a lot of students were outraged and thought they should ban the movie from being shown. carla covers a civil rights stallworth, fought to show the movie on civil liberty, and she won. carla loves hosting events. -- carla loves hosting events. in recent years i saved her introduction that she wrote. she loved to write them as they summarize books and put them in a larger context, in a precise and economical way. her last event introducing came a day after her mother's 100th birthday. it was the novel, my name is mary sutter. robins first novel. and like you, mary kaye, and many others, she was encouraging of young writers, whether fiction or nonfiction, as we know with alex. the story, my name is mary sutter is the story of a civil war surgeon's helper, a woman too young to be a nurse who wanted to be a surgeon. now, as appropriate that not only was robin a new novelist, but our own daughter is a hospice nurse who spent this last year constantly being with her presence, and loving

>> reporter: boston anti- foreclosure activist melonie griffiths. >> when we said we want to stay in the homes after foreclosure to keep our communities together people said you are crazy. those are the things we're getting done right now with people power. >> reporter: power enhanced by revelations of fishy, even fraudulent foreclosure documents, which has government now stepping up its pressure on banks to modify more mortgages. hud secretary shaun donovan on our air. >> there are servicers who have not been, we believe, doing what they are required to do, what they should be doing to keep people in their homes. >> reporter: iowa attorney general tom miller is leading a 50-state initiative. >> a lot more modifications should be made that aren't being made. >> reporter: modifications, reducing interest rates, even principal, to reflect lower home values that could give millions of distressed homeowners more affordable monthly payments. that's what antoinette coffi- ahibo was seeking when we interviewed her last year. she'd bought her house in jamaica, new york, in 2007 for $679,000.

i want to pay tribute to katherine griffith who has an organization that might have a provocative name, been there, done that. she's dealing with not only this question broadly of human trafficking, but prostitutes who come in all ages who are attempting to rehabilitate themselves. she's established a home and is trying to counter the ridiculousness of 100 beds existing for these young girls that find themselves in these conditions. so madam speaker, i started out by saying that slavery does exist and i frankly believe that one of the aspects of this bill is to be able to go after the service builders, if you will, the pimp the users, to be able to ensure that there is a place for someone to go and to claim -- the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentlewoman has expired. mr. scott: i yield the -- how much time do i have remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 1 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. scott: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from texas. mr. jackson lee -- ms. jackson -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one additional minute. ms. jackson

next week "the andy griffith .how" of will be seen on th >> good evening. we're proud to provide facilities for discussion of issues in the current political campaign by the major candidates for the presidency. and the candidates need no introduction. is president richard nixon and the democratic candidates, john f. kennedy. themselves, each man shall make an opening statement of approximately eight minutes duration and a closing statement of approximately three minutes duration. in between the candidates will answer questions put by a panel of correspondence. the audience for the first debate is almost too huge to measure. researchers will claim it cost the attention of almost 70 million americans. >> now the first opening statement by john f. kennedy. nixon, mith and mr. in the election of 1960 and with the world around us, the question is whether the world will exist half slave or half 3? whether it will move and the direction of freedom and the direction of the road we're taking or whether it will move in the direction of slavery? ibm global depend in g

my name is patrick griffiths. i'm the academic direct of this institute of this is a professional institute that is design to explore and convey insights and skills that are necessary for professional advocacy in washington, and probably applicable to many capitals around the country. this afternoon we have two speakers. i will come our first is chuck berate. chuck is a cute friend and colleague for many, many years, is an old hand in washington. has worked in many institutions your m that shape public policy one way or another. he has worked on capitol hill, part of the ways and means committee, former chairman dan rostenkowski, real poower health -- powerhouse himself.b chuck has worked in the clintonn administration, the second tribute to tractor for the legislative affairs, a job that is extremely important inelle helping to be the president's chief lobbyist shaping his and selling them on capitol hill. he worked directly with the president, chief of staff, and the finest detail, find details of strategy devel

at times of crisis, we tend to turn to the heroes of the past for expiration, to collinson griffith in delaware and thomas. i know the members from all sides of the aisles to that. therefore i will finish by reference to a quotation attributed to michael collins which we can all ponder. collins said, give us the future. we have had enough of the past. give us back our country to live in, to grow in, to love. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> without the new star trek v. been ratified by the senate but we do not have a verification mechanism to make sure we know what the russians are doing. and they don't know what were doing. and when you have uncertainty in the area of nuclear weapons, that's a much more dangerous world to live in. be >> descendent of an impeachment trial today for federal judge thomas porteous who faces four counts of lying to investigators. if two thirds of the senate votes for conviction, judge porteous would be the 8% every mayor from office due to >> majority leader is recognizer again.iefs, and the se tonight mr. president, they will file

you will hear from gretna criminal clerk darcy griffith that porteous insisted that any representation made by the marcottes he checked out with the district attorney, the police or the jail before the granting of a bond. indeed, you will hear testimony that judge porteous himself often picked up a phone, called the prosecutors, called the jail, to personally make sure that the underlying facts were correct. perhaps the most serious misrepresentation to the house was the portrayal of judge porteous' granting bonds and splitting bonds. a split bond is well-known to criminal defense attorneys. it is simply split between a commercial component and a property or third party component. in this way a person who might not be able to afford the full or entire bond could still secure the bond by getting a family member to come in and put her property up as a surety. despite the reputations made in this case, judge porteous did not invent split bond. most judges, and you will hear testimony, most judges in gretna split bonds with the support of the state prosecutors. split bond reviewed as a way

at times of crisis we tend to turn to the heroes of the past for instance operation, to collins, griffith ith and others. i know the members on all sides of the house do that. therefore, i will finish by reference to a quotation attributed to michael collins, which we can all ponder. collins said, "give us the future. we have had enough of the past. give us back our country to live in, to grow in, to love." thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next, the annual capital christmas tree lighting ceremony. then the senatement trial of new orleans judge thomas porteous. >> this week on "prime minister's questions", david cameron talks about concerns about recent increases in university tuition and sports programs. he talks about the transition of troops out of afghanistan and efforts to force utility companies to return profits to customers. "prime minister's questions," sunday at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> new orleans johnson tom porteous is only the eighth judge in history to be impe

next week at this time of the andy griffith show and hennessy will be seen on most of these stations. >> and good evening. >> of television and radio stations of the united states and their affiliated stations are proud to provide facilities for discussion of issues in the current political campaign by the two major candidates for the presidency. the candidates need no introduction. is president richard m. nixon and the democratic candidate, senator john f. kennedy. according to rules set by the candidates themselves, each man will make an opening statement of approximately eight minutes duration and a closing statement of approximately three minutes duration. the candidates will answer or comment on answers to questions put by a panel of correspondence. >> the audience for the first debate is almost too huge to measure. researchers will claim each debate caught the attention of almost 70 million americans. >> and now for the first opening statement by senator john f. kennedy. >> mr. smith, mr. nixon, in the election of 1860, abraham lincoln said the question was whether this nation c