the activists said they were following the prophet isaiah's command to beat swords into plowshares. it was the latest of 100 similar anti-nuclear plowshares actions around the world beginning in 1980 in king of prussia, pennsylvania. that f first plowshares action n 1980 w was led by the late danil and phil berrigan. phil's wife, liz mcalister, was one of seven arrested at the april 4 action. mcalister and two other activists - jesuit priest stephen kelly and mark colville -- remain locked up in pre-trial confinement in brunswick , georgia. for others, patrick o'neill,

jerusalem is where isaiah and jeremiah penned principles of righteousness that have become the moral foundations of western civilization. jerusalem is a witness to the eternal security of every believer. for the bible says in psalms 125, as the mountains are

. >> isaiah mustafa is a former nfl football player, not a hugely successful one. he came to a casting call. the way he presents himself is so effortless, so charming. isaiah does not lose his cool. >> mustafa got the job, and when filming began, he didn't disappoint. >> hello, ladies. look at your man. now back to me. now back at your man. now back to me. >> he never misses a beat. he never looks away from the camera. he never struggles. >> sadly, he isn't me, but if you stop using ladies' scented body wash and switched to old spice, he could smell like he's me. >> meanwhile, the whole world is changing all around him and changing in awesome, awesome ways. >> look down, back up, where are you? you're on a boat with the man your man could smell like. >> so, that's kind of the schtick is how unflappable and unfazed can this guy get when magic is literally happening. >> what's in your hand? back at me. i have it. it's an oyster with two tickets to that thing you love. >> he has got it nailed, and you can feel it, even when we were on the set, you could feel it. >> lo

jerusalem is where isaiah and jeremiah penned principles of righteousness that have become the moral foundations of western civilization. jerusalem is a witness to the eternal security of every believer. for the bible says in psalms 125, as the mountains are roundabout jerusalem so the lord surrounds his people from this time forth and forever more. jerusalem is the heart beat of israel. israel lives today. israel lives tomorrow. and israel lives forever. give a shout of hallelujah in the house of god. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to welcome to the pulpit one of the great friends of christians united for israel. the rabbi comes to give the invocation. he has been a very dear friend all the days of my walk with the jewish people and christians united for israel. will you welcome please this great man of god as he gives the invocation. [applause] >> our father in heaven thou who controls the destinies of all men and in whose hands lies the fate of all nations, cast thy divine favor on america and her leaders, the president, the vice president, and all those who serve in government.

it was in jerusalem where isaiah was, and jeremiah pro prophetized. and jerusalem remembers every year as we celebrate hanukkah. there is no people on earth with a stronger connection to the city than the jewish's people's connection to the city of jerusalem. the power of that connection proved itself during 2000 years of exile. three times a day we turn to jerusalem in prayer, under wedding canopies and in houses of mourning, the jewish people remember jerusalem. we yearn to return to zion and rebuild jerusalem and we sum up the hopes and dreams of our people in three hebrew words. next year in jerusalem. yet, despite this unique bond in the history of nations and nearly 70 years after israel declared jerusalem its capital, not a single nation recognized it. so many knew the truth, but no one had the courage to speak it. that is until president trump made history by recognizing history. [cheers and applause] in doing so, president trump punctured the great lie and made clear that the jewish people are in the land of israel not only by might, but by r

isaiah 62 : one. [applause] >> each year the leadership of see uf i selects one person in america who we feel has done the most to defend and protect israel. we are delighted and highly honored to present this award to ambassador haley. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you so much i feel the love. thank you so much for that kind introduction. thank you ambassador german for your friendship and partnership. it is great to be with you. it is my true honor to speak with you today. before i say anything about what i do, i want to say a few words about what all of you do. it is always a great thing when americans use the power of their voice. what is the amazing about christians united for israel, is not just the power of your voice, is the importance of the cause you have dedicated your voice to. [applause] israel needs friends. [applause] we live in a world in which anti-semitism is on the rise. in some parts of the world, jewish communities are entering hates speech, harassment, vandalism and p

. >> isaiah mustafa is a former nfl football player, not a hugely successful one. he came to a casting call. the way he presents himself is so effortless, so charming. isaiah does not lose his cool. >> mustafa got the job, and when filming began, he didn't disappoint. >> hello, ladies. look at your man. now back to me. now back at your man. now back to me. >> he never misses a beat. he never looks away from the came camera. he never struggles. >> sadly, he isn't me, but if you stop using ladies' scented body wash and switched to old spice, he could smell like he's me. >> meanwhile, the whole world is changing all around him and changing in awesome, awesome ways. >> look down, back up, where are you? you're on a boat with the man your man could smell like. >> so, that's kind of the schtick is how unflappable and unfazed can this guy get when magic is literally happening. >> what's in your hand? back at me. i have it. it's an oyster with two tickets to that thing you love. >> he has got it nailed, and you can feel it, even when we were on the set, you could feel it.

silent and for jerusalem's sake, i will not remain quiet, till her righteous shines out like the torch-- isaiah 62:1. [cheers and applause] >> each year the leadership of cufi selects the one person in america that we feel has done the most to defend and protect israel. we're delighted and highly honored to present this award to ambassador haley. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. oh, thank you so much. i feel the love. i do. thank you. thank you so very much, pastor hagee for that kind introduction and thank you, ambassador dermer for your friendship and your partnership. it's great to be with you. it is my true honor to have been asked to speak with you today. before i say anything about what i do, i want to say a few words about what all of you do. it's always a great thing when americ americans use the power of their voice. what's amazing about christians united for israel is not just the power of your voice, it's also the importance of the cause you have dedicated your voice to. [applaus [applause] >> israel needs friends. [applaus [applause] >> relive in a world in which anti-semitism is

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the award, a statue of the prophet isaiah, is made for contributions to the peaceful use of atomic energy. when twoas a month distinguished heads of state paid calls to the white house. johnson welcomed the costa rican president as the leader of a country, which is helping to make thuliance for progress succeed. the warm greeting president johnson extended to his guest symbolized the high regard with which he views the countries of latin america. [applause] presidentn the day, johnson was able to combine the visit with a second gesture of friendship towards latin america in an elaborate east room ceremony complete with charts graphs, the president signed an authorization of u.s. support a $1 billion increase in the capital funds of the interamerican development bank. noted that during his period in office, the bank's fromrces have climbed to $600 billion. ofo visiting was the shah iran. an official state dinner was his honor. june, much of the president's attention was centered on the peace talks. vance could relate to the president some slight progress,s of particularly with regard to a

is saying history has been made on his first visit to neighboring ethiopia in more than two decades isaiah's of working received a warm welcome to the capital by the ethiopian prime minister and this is the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the long time rivals last weekend the leaders signed a pact to restore diplomatic and trade ties and this brought to an end a twenty year military standoff we're going to bring you more on that story a little bit later on do stay with us yet today on our headlines coming up next it's al jazeera wealth a see a bit later on i have now. we are just getting initial word of breaking news coming out of mace in france. the attack in the south of france in nice which has killed at least sixty people will see that it could be the new video put it would be to feel guilty for not keeping it a little it's. some thirty six hours later after the attack it seems that islamic state has said yes it was awesome responsibility and that there was no apparent pledge of allegiance saw i still find the choosing to talk. to me like i need to get. to the phone

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hundred eight over a border dispute but will open in time for a three day visit by the eritrean president isaiah staff working for the first time in twenty years ethiopian airlines will resume daily passenger flights to eritrea as capital s. lar on tuesday a reconciliation could transform the economies politics and security of the horn of africa region elsewhere cameron's president has ordered an investigation after a video emerged that appears to show government forces killing two women and two children they were reportedly accused of being members of the armed group. and then were shot dead a warning that some of the images in this report are disturbing barbara and brings a smile. to. two women and the go marched along the path by men in uniform said to be similar to those worn by some serving in cameroons military one of the women is carrying a baby on her back then in a clearing the group is blindfolded and forced to sit down a man can be heard saying you are book in her room you are going to die before the men point their weapons at the group then gunshots are heard. cameron's governments d

the activists said they were following the prophet isaiah's command to beat swords into plowshares. it was the latest of 100 similar anti-nuclear plowshares actions around the world beginning in 1980 in king of prussia, pennsylvania. that f first plowshares action n 1980 w was led by the late danil and phil berrigan. phil's wife, liz mcalister, was one of seven arrested at the april 4 action. mcalister and two other activists - jesuit priest stephen kelly and mark colville -- remain locked up in pre-trial confinement in brunswick , georgia. for others, patrick o'neill, carmen trotta, martha hennessy and clare grady are under house arrest. all 7 could face years in prison if convicted. i recently spoke to martha hennessy and carmen trotta here at mary house, a catholic worker home here in new york. hennessy is the granddaughter of dorothy day, the founder of the catholic worker movement. carmen trotta helps run the st. joseph catholic worker house in new york. i spoke to them shortly before clare grady was released and put under house arrest. i began by asking martha about what they

i want to thank especially the judges, i think all of isaiah to thank my friends from baton rouge for being here tonight. i hope that we represented the capital city well. i could promise you upon my sacred honor that i would use the money from the war to stock up on groceries for "the benedict option" bunker that a building in the hills. [laughing] i'm joking of course but since the publication of "the benedict option" just over a year ago, i have had to contend with countless critics who insist that drew is urging all the christians to drop everything and turn themselves into amish. it doesn't matter how often i explain all the wise, they insist. a professor recently he would like to work on an essay contemplated why so many people simply cannot or will not grasp my argument. but to be clear we not talking about people who understand what i'm saying and some would disagree. that's fine, we can have a good conversation. we are taught by people who can't conceive the basic elements of "the benedict option" analysis and proposal. "the benedict option" i should say straightaway for thos

my name is isaiah, i'm an intern, like the others. i had a question about reinsurance and the mechanism that reinsurance employs to reduce the rate of increase in premiums. so if a state applies for a 1332 waiver and cms approves it and they have a state-based reinsurance program and the amount of money they're getting from the federal government is equal to the amount that they're saving the federal government through reduced premium tax credits, how does that lower the rate of increase because the amount of money in the system isn't changed. >> well, so at least on the reinsurance side you're taking the worst claims out of the system and you're pulling them out. so you're obviously dropping the biggest drivers of, you know, claims cost out so you can drop your premiums. if you've got lower premiums, then the second lowest cost silver plan cost drops and therefore the atpc, the subsidy is not as high, and, therefore, you've got a lower subsidy coming, but you can do an actuarial study and show through use of that reinsurance what wou

praxis ceo isaiah moorehouse pushing same idea. want to hear what his idea is. it's a great one, coming up. >> america's heart and soul is found in our people, more than anything else it is in our people. it is their love, their pride, their patriotism, make this magnificent land our beloved home. ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause

competition aspect of it we're all the same age we grew up watching imagine aic and byrd duke it out watching isaiah and mike tim duncan and the lakers duke it out now you've got these guys on one team so flep hoepfully one day it gets wak to that i would want to beat the golden state warriors and become the best >> you think these superteams are good for the business of f the league >> i mean, yes and no. you know, the good thing b about golden state is they actually play accident style of basketball i don't know if you've seen them play live, but it's really good basketball to watch. >> the privilege of seeing them a couple of times. lebron's marketability in l.a., you've got o think it's going to be through the roof. >> yeah, it actually is. he's a very mark etable guy however, he want to win at some point. when i first got out there and doing all the stuff, i wass tak ing a lot of flak. once i started win, it just elevated for me businesswise for him to be r considered a great laker, he has to win a championship >> speaking of marketability, yours has remained as strong if not strong rer than it

isaiah or david. there is only one halderman. >> isaiah or david aren't assistant to the president. >> until feels thin. >> i wish we could print this. >> we didn't make them do things but once they did they're fair game. >> let's go over your sources again. i want to hear it. >> sloan told the grand jury. he answered the question somewhere. there's got to be a record of it. >> the fbi confirms. what more do you need? >> weren't you arguing the opposite way? >> no, not at all. >> hold it. >> this has nothing to do with the other. >> halderman only happens to be the second most important man in this country, conducting a criminal conspiracy inside the white house. it would be nice if we were right. >> did you double check your sources? >> are you right on this story? >> absolutely. >> woodward? >> absolutely. >> i'm not. still seems thin. get another source. >> how many sources does he think we've got? >> won't confirm? >> he won't confirm. i told you that. >> what about the guy in justice? >> you can'

my name is isaiah. i am an in turn. -- intern. i had a question about reinsurance and the mechanism that reinsurance employees to reduce the rate of increase in premiums. applies for a 13 waiver -- 1332 waiver and it is approved, and the amount of money they are getting from the federal government is equal to the amount that they are saving the federal government through reduced premiums tax credits, how that that lower the rate of increase, because the amount of money in the system has not changed? brian: you are taking the worst claims out of the system. you are obviously dropping the biggest drivers of, you know, claims cost out so. so you can drop your premiums. if you have lower premiums, the second lowest cost drops and therefore the subsidy is not as high. therefore, you have got a lower subsidy coming, but you can do an actual or the study and show what would've happened if you had not pulled the claims out of the experience. and then he can show what would've happened versus what you anticipated happening, and there is th

with specially appealed to the old testament, he was deeply steeped in the old testament particularly isaiah, jeremiah and ezekiel. but where would they have turned if that enlightenment wasn't there? they could've been christian abolitionists. but how far had a christian, religious reformers manage to get in the history of europe? into one religious war after another. most of the evolutionists understood the declaration was probably the most important gift they had. where would they have gone? think of south africa as another comparison. in the long fight against apartheid. what a south africa has some kind of first founding and a set of creeds like americans did. the anti-apartheid movement did not have original creeds. in fact their original creeds were the afrikaners creed . didn't have anywhere else to go except world opinion. that's why the anti-apartheid had to be a world movement as much as it was ever from within. frederick douglass was a classic political liberal. in 19 century terms. political liberalism manton, it meant essentially the belief in individual rights natural rights.

as you can see in this warner brothers photo: they're now played by jessica chastain, james mcavoy, isaiah mustafa, jay ryan, james ransone, bill hader, and andy bean. "it: chapter two" is due out in september of 20-19."the end... is near."actual, it's here: the end of the year's second quarter -- april through june -- and it was the biggest quarter in domestic box office history -- an estimated three-point-three-three billion dollars, led by 673-million from "avengers: infinity war," 440-million from "incredibles two," and 265-million from "jurassic world: fallen kingdom." we'll see what the rest of the summer has in store. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (lydia) coming up after the break... one south bay city is looking to help the homeless. the new areas now open to people living out of their cars. (lydia) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs

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and perhaps the issues they have with -- isaiah may have -- with the united states, the magnitude or difficulty of those issues, the desire to reach an agreement. i am not smart enough to know about the politics of other countries. >> senator alexander suggested that if the new nafta has a sunset clause, that many republicans including him will not support it. are you concerned that the concluded after could have difficulty getting through congress? sen. moran: i think -- i was not here when nafta was approved. i was not in congress when nafta was approved. i have been through tpp numerous times in my time in congress. these issues are very difficult. they are very difficult politically, even for individual members of congress who are supportive of trade. the politics of trade agreements are hard to overcome. the idea that we would renegotiate a trade agreement that will be hard to get approved in the first place, isry few years, is one that difficult politically, perhaps more importantly it creates greater uncertainty because again, our trading relationships are much better and stro