. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> jesus christ. he changed the course of world history. yet, the most famous man ever to live left no physical trace. or did he? more than 1,000 years pass, and the cloth appears in europe. on its surface, the image of a man showing the same traumas jesus enduring during his crucifixion. the shroud of turin. >> is this the real burial shroud of jesus, or fake? >> it could be likened to a detective story. a scientific detective story. >> the possibility that a piece of archaeology could prove to us that jesus christ was crucified, buried and raised from the dead. this is the most significant moment in human history. ♪ >> turin, northern italy. in a specially built chapel in the city's kathcathedral lies t shroud of turin. the cloth that many believe wrapped the body of jesus of nazareth nearly 2,000 years ago. protected by bullet proof glass, the cloth is so precious and so valuable, it's rarely seen by the public. the last time that the turin shroud was displayed was in 2010. more than two million visitors were drawn to see it. >> the sh

me as a christian than jesus christ? but in my mind it had resolved a very critical question, and that is i did not feel that he was delusional or felt that he was the second coming of christ. i think that he was a conman and his chosen area of con was religion. let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to all the tools and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought me that. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. ♪ when i didn't worry about the hepatitis c in my blood. ♪ when i didn't think twice about where i left my razor. [ male announcer ] hep c is a serious disease. take action now. go to hepc.com or call 1-844-444-hepc to find out how you and your doctor can take the next step towards a cure. because the answers you need, may be

encounter, encounter jesus christ. when you encounter him you can't help to talk to people. >> right. >> before we close i want to have you say about your ministry. you raise your own finances. pay for this man, he has a family. it's not like it's taken care of once you say yes. it might be harder. how can people support you. >> if they want to support go to the website. it's richardlaneministry.com . there is a link or you can go to go fundme.com fundme.com and do a search for richard lane. if you are looking for a parish mission. invite me. i would be happen to come out and do a parish mission. >> all right. i would like to ask you to close out with a payer. maybe someone is watching this and they say, you know, i would like to ask the holy spirit. >> in the name of the father, son, and holy spirit. >> amen. >> father we take you for this time. if there is someone looking at the television that is looking for a change their life. i pray holy spirit you touch that person right now. i pray you send your spirit of under

a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself. but who was his brother, james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> can you imagine if your brother said i'm the son of god? >> to leader. >> james ran the whole show in jerusalem. >> but why has james but lost to history. >> james really is the forgotten man. >> embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother, james? ♪ >> fall, 2002. the royal ontario museum in toronto, canada, opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology. a limestone burial box known as an aush ware, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side, an inscription in ancient air mayic, which reads james, son of joseph, brother of jesus. >> it came just as we had crossed the threshold. we had already had the y2k bug, the post my lineal visit the holy land and this seemed to be one of those happenings. >> it's claimed that this box measuring 10 inches by 20 is no less than th

there is no way this could have been the burial shroud of jesus christ. this is huge. i mean, people, to this day, look at this and say, this is jesus. this is our lord. this is what he went through. to say, no, sorry, it's a very clever forgery, that's painful. >> in medieval europe, there was a lucrative trade in creating religious relics. people were willing to pay to get close to jesus, and forgers were prepared to take advantage. but despite being revealed as a fake, fascination with the shroud intensified. >> how did that image get on the shroud? nobody could explain that. there's still all kinds of theories out there that we need to test. >> but south african art historian professor nicholas allen thinks he knows the answer. he believes it's the world's earliest surviving photograph. >> i looked at the shroud and i said, how are you made? the shroud tells us it is acting like a negative photograph. i'm quite aware that that might sound like a crazy idea, to think that somebody was able to make a photograph 600 years ago. when i started to look at the technology

that it belonged to james, the brother of jesus christ. frankly, i didn't even know that jesus christ had a brother or sisters. >> golan immediately sends the ossuary to the geological survey of israel to help with its authentication, using high-power microscopes, they inspect the patina coating the box and the inscriptions. they conclude the lettering has not been made by modern tools. >> it's not a question of authentic. it's a question of if it belongs to james. >> intrigued about the probability of finding the names james, jesus and joseph in more than one family in first century jerusalem, he asks a renowned statistics camille fukes to audit the names on the inscription. >> we have 168 inscribed ossuaries from that period in jerusalem. >> while the name joseph appears on 7%, jesus on 4% and james on 2%, he concludes it's improbable that another family combining these three names existed. >> it is very likely, in my opinion, that the james on this ossuary is the james that is the brother of jesus. >> the likelihood that this could be s

christ, over time, becomes the primary symbol of jesus christ. >> one of the key factors in the change is helena's pilgrimage to find the true cross. it changes the cross to something that actually becomes something tangible that people want to think about as part of their devotion. >> as fragments spread around the world, they will also help turn christianity from an underground cult into a global religion. >> pieces of the true cross were almost used like trading cards. this was a way to gain favor with a bishop here or an aristocrat, a prince over there. >> if you share the true cross with someone, you are sharing power with them because the true cross is a source of religious power. people are going to respect you for having a piece of this. >> the legend of helena's discovery would change the course of christian history. but could what she found have been the actual cross jesus died on? now the modern-day investigation into the true cross is gathering pace. the city of waterford is the oldest city in ireland. it boasts a long history of christianity. and a museum. that holds an im

and there my father gave his life to jesus christ. [applause] senator cruz: and god transformed his heart and he drove to the airport, he bought a plane ticket, and he flew back to be with my mother and me. [applause] senator cruz: there are people who wonder if faith is real. i can tell you in my family there's not a second of doubt because were it not for the transformative love of jesus christ i would have been saved and i would have been raised by a single mom without my father in the household. imagine another little girl living in africa, in kenya nigeria -- it's a diverse crowd. playing with kids they spoke swahili, she spoke english. coming back to california where her parents who had been missionaries in africa raised her in the central coast. she starts a small business when she's in grade school. baking bread. she calls it heidi's bakery. she and her brother compete baking bread. they bake thousands of loaves of bread and go to the local apple orchard where they sell the bread to people coming to pick apples. she goes on to

i started to look at him as an apostle of jesus christ. >> he was a pastor. he basically took personal care in people, invested into them and tried to bring the best out of you. >> river road was a small home fellowship, i think there was maybe 10 or 15 people. there was a lot of caring and a lot of love at that point. >> it was very much about living solely for the word, you know, not like being a sunday christian, where you just go to church, hear a little sermon, then you don't think about it all week. it was more like living the word. >> in the winter of 1995-96, they first talked about getting a camp to bring people into the church. >> i think victor just came up with the idea hey, for anybody that wants to move up here, we will try to help facilitate you to move up here, and a lot of people did. i personally was the main pivotal person that worked with the zoning board and the whole process of the finances and the purchasing of the camp. >> the river road fellowship moved into northern pine county and established the shepherd's camp. pine county is situ

and there my father gave his life to jesus christ. [applause] and god transform his heart and he drove to the airport. he bought a plane ticket, and he flew back to be with my mother in me. [applause] there are people who wonder if faith is the real. i can tell you in my family does not a second about. because were it not for the transformative love of jesus christ, i would have been saved and that would've been raised by a single mom without my father in a household. imagine another little girl living in africa, in kenya and nigeria -- this is a diverse crowd last night playing with kids -- [laughter] playing with kids. coming back to california -- [cheers and applause] where her parents had been missionaries in africa raised her on the central coast. she starts a small business when she's in grade school baking bread. she calls it k-9s bakery. she and her brother compete for baking bread. they beg thousands of loads of bread and go to the local apple orchard where they sell the bread to people coming to pick apples. she goes on to a

it tells a new story of the last days of jesus christ. it's a dialogue between jesus and judas. >> it is the only known copy of a text originally written in the second century a.d. the actual author of the gospel of judas remains unknown. >> it's not the gospel according to judas. so all the other gospels that we have are always according to one disciple or the other. but this is not necessarily judas' view. this is a text that's about judas. >> the gospel uses the familiar scene of the last supper to paint a very different picture of judas and jesus from that in the bible. >> in the gospels of the new testament, jesus is a mentor. he's gentle to his disciples, shall we say. >> the jesus that we meet in the gospel of judas is a little different from the jesus that we know from the pages of the new testament. he's a much more mysterious character who speaks in riddles that are so difficult to understand that a lot of the time we're left scratching our heads when we read it. >> let the strong one among you bring forth the perfect human. >>

we extend an invitation to jesus christ. we have heard preaching. we've heard great words. we extend the invitation to accept lord jesus as savior. ♪ >> very quickly -- it's all good, isn't it? we are going to take every word of it to heart and practice it in our lives. i need to do two things real fast and quick. i need to get the mayor on. i'm a christian. i'm not going to let a sermon like that be preached and not open the doors to the church. yellow can take me to the cross and crucify me next to the -- to jesus, but we are going to have an invitation shortly. just a quick verse. stay on your feet. if anybody doesn't know jesus doesn't know his love, his grace, his mercy, his forgiveness, if there's anybody in this house who doesn't, raise your hand, and i will walk into the back with you. amen. anybody? anybody in this house? i'm sorry, but i've got to stand before the lord one day. anybody who doesn't know jesus doesn't know the lord as your savior, amen. stay on your feet. stay where you are. i need everybody's help right now, if you don't mind. >> if>> you will ju

now we're walking in the steps of jesus christ, right? >> as i so often do. >> so this is via de la rosa, which is the last trip jesus did before he was crucified. people feel very emotional. they come here and they feel like oh, my god, i am walking in the steps of muhammad, david, or jesus. >> it's like jesus was here. i feel like i should be more something. >> a little bit more pious? >> a little bit. well, it's too late for me. >> great. get your own crown of thorns? >> yeah. in answer to the question what would jesus wear? oh no, that's just wrong. rma. checking your credit score is for chumps. i have great credit. how do you know? duh. you know those change, right? tattoos don't change. try credit karma. it's free and you can see what your score is right now. aren't you a little bit curious? i just got my free credit score! credit karma. really free credit scores. really free. i have got to update my ink. >>> israel is bordered by egypt, jordan, syria, and lebanon. in 1967, after the six-day war, israel took control of the gaza stri

in the name of jesus christ i pray, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1, rule 1 i question a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. mr. crawford: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and i make a point of order that a quorum is not present. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert. mr. gohmert: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the rep

now we're walking in the steps of jesus christ, right? >> as i so often do. >> so this is the via dolorosa which is the last trip jesus did before he was crucified. people feel very emotional. they come here and they feel like oh, my god, i am walking in the steps of muhammad, david or jesus. >> it's like jesus was here. i feel like i should be more something. >> a little bit more pious? >> a little bit. well, it's too late for me. great. you get your own crown of thorns? >> yeah. >> in answer to the question what would jesus wear? oh no, that's just wrong. creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... smoothies! only from tums. olay regenerist i will take beauty into my own hands. it regenerates surface cells. new skin is revealed in only 5 days. without drastic measures. stunningly youthful award winning skin. from the world's number one. hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back

invited him to a baptist church and there my father gave his life to jesus christ. [ applause ] and god transformed his heart and he drove to the airport and bought a plane ticket and he flew back to be with my mother and me. there are people who wonder if faith is real. i can tell you in my family there's not a second of doubt because were it not for the transformative love of jesus christ i would have been saved and i would have been raised by a single mom without my father in the household. imagine another little girl living in africa in kenya, nigeria, it's a diverse crowd. coming back to california where her parents raised her at the central coast. she starts a small business when she's in grade school baking bread. she calls it heidi's bakery. she and her brother compete baking bread. they bake thousands of loafs of bread and they sell it to people who come to pick apples. she goes on to a career in business excelling and rising to the highest pinnacles and then heidi becomes my wife and my very best friend in the world. [ applause ] heidi becomes an incredible mom to our two prec

amen. >> the grace of our lord jesus christ and the love of god and the communion of the holy spirit be with you all. ♪ it is welcoming all you, you that i am standing here today. we welcome you on this third sunday in len, a little more -- a little less, rather, than halfway through. >> that's on time since we had to move our clocks forward last night. but anyway, we are here to celebrate the lord, to be aware of the great gift he has given us in the temple of his father. so we welcome in particular today our people watching us on television and those watching on the worldwide web. sisters and brothers, let us acknowledge our sins and so prepare ourselves to celebrate the sacred mysteries. i confess to almighty god and to you and to you, my brothers and sisters, that i have greatly sinned in my thoughts and in my words and what i have done and what i have failed to do. through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault. therefore, i am blessed mary, the virgin and you, my brothers and sisters to pray to me for the lord our god. may almighty god have mercy on us, fo

i wanted to talk to an expert so please welcome our lord and savior jesus christ. [crowd cheering] welcome to the show jesus. >> thank you. that's very nice. >> very symbolic, i don't want to lose that. >> yes. glad to be here larry, thank you. >> no problem. now jesus we've been talking about the prosperity gospel and these money-loving creatures like this one at lat alan atlanta luxury jets. i want your take on this. >> nice wine. >> we put water in there. >> i mean larry. >> i made coffee earlier. not the same, not the same. all right. so what about these preachers. >> i don't pay attention to those guys. it's a big world larry, lots of stuff happening all over. oh, i'm sorry, that's me. >> i didn't know you texted. you must get some pretty important texts. >> that was on the syrian refugees. looks like they're still refuging. you were talking about a luxury jet, was it? >> yes. now these preachers who use their name to squeeze money out of poor people i think it's horrible. >> poor people larry or poor americans. oh, i'm sorry. i have a google list with poverty

i don't know anyone anywhere who offers perfection, except the lord jesus christ. we're not perfect. but we're doing the very best we can. >> and you're probably wondering what's happened since. well kyra phillips is here with me in new york and she'll be joining us next to bring us up to date. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. with toothpaste or plain water.an their dentures and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteri

christ of latter day saints took part today in oakland. this is the church's big service project for the year. each bag contains deodorant, toothbrush and tooth paste, soap. the goal is for young people to learn how to think outside themselves. >> one of the youth and their mom was in the city and amazingly, walking by a homeless man and they saw the man pull out the kit. he was just like absolutely blown away by it. we can do something here together as a group. >> well done kids. put together nearly 2,000 kits today. that is it for abc7 news at 9:00. i'm katie marzullo. for drew and shu thanks for watching. next is at 11:00 p.m. on abc7. have a great night. coming up next on swirl, a special black lives matter show. an interview with co-founder of the black lives matter movement, alicia garza. being inconvenienced for three hours is nothing like a mother losing her child unnecessarily. a message from a spiritual leader in the bay area reverend jaqueline duhart. we go out and march and we have our signs that say, 'black lives matter'. and

for christians palm sunday marks a week and resurrection for jesus christ >>> not much in afghanistan has been done to improve the ambulance service. kabul has one ambulance service providing 24 hour transport for 6 million people. al jazeera spoke to a nurse. this is his story in his own words. >> translation: my name is abdul. i'm a nurse working with kabul ambulance. my team is me and a driver. my duty is to transfer patients to a hospital. our dispatcher in the main office calls us on the radio. we are told to proceed, for example, to a school area. we are given details about the condition, and dismrr first aid and decide which hospital the patient should be taken to. >> translation: we face problems with traffic jams. motorists do not give way to balance. we have only 18 ambulances and so many people in need of urgent medical attention. >> when there is an explosion, it's difficult to help the injured people. >> translation: my worst memories are from an explosion in kabul. the explosion injured more than 100 people. 50 others were killed. we asked help from every organization, a

christ of latter-day saints took part in oakland. this is the church's big service project for the year. each bag has deodorant, toothpaste toothbrush, socks and a bar of soap. >> one of the youth and their mom was in the city, and amazingly they were walking bay homeless man and saw the man pull out the kit. so the youth was like just absolutely blown away by it. we can do something here together as a group. >> looks wonderful. the kids put together nearly 2,000 kits today. >>> that is it for abc7 news at 6:00. for drew and shu i'm katie marzullo. thank you for watching. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. we leave you with a live look from the mt. tam cam facing ocean beach. we just saw a lightning strike so we're keeping an eye on this, drew is tracking the storm cells and we'll have more tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. a paid advertisement from the new face of time life starvista entertainment, the brand you trust now reaching for the stars. ♪ hollywood's biggest stars, america's funniest comedians and the greatest talents of all time. that

christ, i would have been saved, and i would have been raised by a single mom without my father in the household. for so many americans, the promise of america seems more and more distant. what is the promise of america? the idea that -- the revolutionary idea that this country was founded upon, which is that our rights, they don't come from man. they come from god almighty. [applause] john: let's say one simple thing. we know he is appealing to evangelical voters. this will be music to their ears. but for some moderate republicans, that overt and excessive, to some ears, emphasis on religion in politics is a little discordant. he is running some risk. he runs a risk of losing some moderate republicans by playing the religion card that hard. mark: there are other people who wear their faith on their sleeve as much as ted cruz, or close to it. that has not historically been the kind of person the republican party has nominated. this cycle might be different. you have to take into account the venue and what he needs to do politically. i think part of the strength of the speech -- started

for christians palm sunday commemorates jesus christ's entry into jerusalem a week before his death and resurrection. >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" u.n.i.c.e.f. executive director anthony lake. >> you see children everywhere who have not given up hope. if they haven't given up hope, what possible excuse can we have for giving up hope? >>> as the syrian war enters its fifth year he says critical efforts are needed to stop millions of children becoming a

christ of latter-day saints took part in oakland. this is the church's big service project for the year. each bag has deodorant, toothpaste toothbrush, socks and a bar of soap. >> one of the youth and their mom was in the city, and amazingly they were walking bay homeless man and saw the man pull out the kit. so the youth was like just absolutely blown away by it. we can do something here together as a group. >> looks wonderful. the kids put together nearly 2,000 kits today. >>> that is it for abc7 news at 6:00. for drew and shu i'm katie marzullo. thank you for watching. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. we leave you with a live look from the mt. tam cam facing ocean beach. we just saw a lightning strike so we're keeping an eye on this, drew is tracking the storm cells and we'll have more tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ ♪ >>> kmg up today on "intelligence for your life" are you having trouble sleeping these days? did you know it could be because of the photos in your bedroom? we'll tell you what happens to your brain as the quality of you

army veteran who's come back to iraq on his own to fight against isis in the name of jesus christ. we traveled across northnn iraq to the front lines to meet him. so the next towns over are full of isis. >> yes. and you'll -- >> reporter: how far are they? how far? >> less than 2 kilometers. >> reporter: so about an hour. he asked that we not use his last name to protect his family. he's 28 years old, and he's been here six months now taking the fight to isis. >> here we are sitting outside the cemetery in this area that is now your home. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: it is. you could die here. >> we might, but it's peaceful. it's nice. >> reporter: are you prepared to die? >> oh, yes. it's nothing to be afraid of. everyone dies. but i'd rather die doing something for other people and serving god instead of sitting home. >> reporter: why you? >> why not? you know, gee sauce says what you do unto the least of them you do unto me. and i take that very seriously. i take that to heart. >> reporter: so brett's mission to protect iraqi christians yazidis. isis hates them with a grotesq

for christians palm sunday commemorates jesus christ's entry into jerusalem a week before his death and resurrection. >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" u.n.i.c.e.f. executive director anthony lake. >> you see children everywhere who have not given up hope. if they haven't given up hope, what possible excuse can we have for giving up hope? >>> as the syrian war enters its fifth year he says critical efforts are needed to stop millions of children becoming a lost generation. >> every one of those numbers is an individual child. but these kids are losing their childhoods. >>> from syria and iraq, to the central african republic and south sudan - 2014 was the worst year for young people since world war ii. >> if you look at now the map of the world and imagine the countries in crisis, and tell me which one looks like it's going to get better. >> war aside, millions of children die every year from preventible causes. >> those kids dying every day are an abomination. >>> even some of the wealthier countries are failing to care for their own youth according to u.n.i.c.e.f. >> no society is

. - jesus christ! that out-of-control kid ripped poor napoleon's balls right off! - get him! - ahh! - hey, things actually turned out okay for me this time. - butters! - oh, i know. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. my guess journalist andrew cockburn will be joining us but first gay marriage oh it's happening, baby marriage equality spreading across america and against all reasonable predictions. the country has not been destroyed by a divine wrated -induced quake-nado. (laughter) time for everyone to breathe a sigh of relief. >> three dozen states have moved to legalized same-sex marriage but in some quarters a backlash is under way. >> jon: ah backlash. because while most of us see a map like this we think to ourselves oh good millions of americans will to longer be denied equality. there is a vocal pine or the without seek this. >> the most optimistic projection for the spread of the virus is

and there my father gave his life to jesus christ. [ applause ] and got transformed his heart and he drove to the airport, he bought a plane ticket and he flew back to be with my mother and me. [ applause ] there are people who wonder if faith is real. i can tell you in my family there's not a second of doubt because were it not for the transformative love of jesus christ i would have been saved and i would have been raised by a single mom without my father in the household. imagine another little girl living in africa in kenya, nigeria. this is a diverse crowd. playing with kids they spoke swahili, she spoke english. coming back to california where her parents who had been mission missionaries in africa raised her. she starts a small business in grade school baking bread. she calls it heidi's bakery. she and her brother compete baking bread. they bake thousands of loaves of bread and go to the local apple orchard where they sell the bread to people coming to pick apples. she goes on to a career in business excelling and rising to the highest pinnacles. and then heidi becomes my wife

through jesus christ our lord, amen. bernard mavritte: a reading from the prophet isaiah. the spirit of the lord is upon me. because the lord has anointed me, he has sent me to bring good news to the oppressed. tell bind up the brokenhearted and declare liberty to the captives and release the prisoners to proclaim the year of the lord. and at the day of vengeance of our god. to comfort all who mourn. and provide for those who mourn. to give them a garland instead of ashes, the oil of gladness and the amount of praise instead of a faint spirit. they will be called the righteousness. the planting of the lord to display his glory, the word of the lord. ralph neas: a reading of the 116th psalm. i love the lord will cause he is heard the voice of my supplication. he has inclined his ear to me when i called upon him. the courts of death in time go to me. the grip of the grave took hold of me. i came to grief and sorrow. i called upon at the name of the lord. save my life. gracias is the lord in righteousness, our god is full of compassion. the lord watches over the innocent and

there, my father gave his life to jesus christ. [applause] senator cruz: and god transformed his heart and he drove to the airport, he bought a plane ticket nt he flew back to be with my mother and me. [applause] senator cruz: there are people who wonder if faith israel. -- if faith is real. i can tell you in my family there is not a second of doubt because were written not for the transformative love of jesus christ, i would have been saved and i would have been raised by a single mom without my father in the household. imagine another little girl living in africa, in kenyan nigeria. [applause] senator cruz: this is a diverse crowd. [laughter] senator cruz: playing with kids. they spoke what he laid -- swah ili, she spoke english. [applause] [laughter] senator cruz: coming back to california. [applause] senator cruz: where her parents who had been missionaries in africa raised her on the central coast. she starts a small business when she is in grade school, making bread. she calls it heidi's bakery. she and her brother compete ma

the god is jesus christ. we say that unabashedly. >> as men of faith they are concerned about the atrocities that have been committed against people in the name of religion. they boldly proclaim that such groups like isis can never extinguish the spirit of hope. >> i think whether you're a person of faith, whether you're a christian or whatever your religion is i think that most people would agree in the world that -- that love wins. we want to bring hope and faith and love to people. >> they have sold millions of records earning major awards including numerous grammys and touring all over the world. beyond the music having achieved their dreams third day uses its platform to help children in dire need through organizations like world vision and food for the hungry. their efforts have enabled them to help more than 30,000 children. >> our eyes have been opened to the global need and what little sacrifices we as americans can do to not only change people here in america but across the world. >> as you look at

. >>> jesus christ. he changed the course of world history. yet the most famous man ever to live left no physical trace. or did he? more than a thousand years pass and a cloth appears in europe. on its surface, the image of a man showing the same traumas jesus endured during his crucifixion. the shroud of turin.

. >> jesus christ. >> isn't that something? jesus. >> we've bought to get this guy -- i'm coming down there tomorrow. i'm coming to florida. we've got to get this guy. he knows what happened. >> i'm going to be up there trying to secure the papers. >> all right. i'm going to get in there tomorrow. i'm going to get a car. will you leave a number at your house where i can reach you? >> the only way, call the magazine. >> okay. okay. now, i'm going to try to get a night flight out of here if i can. i might have to go tomorrow morning. let me see. >> so it seems pretty clear o'reilly says i'm coming to florida. but in his book he says he was already there. so how does he explain this? he hasn't. at least not yet. i checked in with fox news this morning. they referred me to the publisher of the book which said repeatedly for the past few days they stand by o'reilly. credit goes to the man who first pointed this out two years ago. he's here in new york. he's auditor editor. thank you for being here. i butchered goern's name. who is h

the pope said their blood confesses jesus christ. the gravest threat facing the national security of america today is the threat of iran of acquiring nuclear weapons. i was honored to sit on the floor of representatives -- on the floor of the house of representatives and listen to netanyahu, who gave an extraordinary address. walking out, what struck me is hearing echoes of history. we are hearing the echoes of munich in 1938. the adjective most frequently used to netanyahu is church -- he is speaking with a moral gravity. members of congress said to me that is what a real leader sounds like. now, instead of greeting our friend and ally, the white house threw a temper tantrum and refused to meet with the prime minister. he said, he did not even watch the speech. heidi and i have a four-year-old and a six-year-old and we are familiar with the strategy of "i can't hear you." the president of the united states ought to be above that. and then, this past week, i was proud to join with 46 other senators in sending a letter to iran. i'm no