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I would say i had never met anybody that i thought loved the word of god as much as victor barnard did. victor was like 61," brown hair, kind of feathered back at the time. he was very dignified. 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 fellowship was a small home fellowship. i think there was maybe about 10, 15 people. there was a lot of caring a...

That shows its actually paying people not to shoot each other. joining me is the founding director of that program, devone boggan. >> thanks for having me. >> you guys are literally paying people not to commit violent crimes. >> yes, and no. let me first say that if were going to seriously end gun violence in this country, guys like the young men were working with have to be seen as part of the solution to the equation. certainly were paying them if you consider putting an 18-month nonmandated f...

In three different groups. before we can get ourselves organized we lost three of those individuals to gun violence. 25 folks who were invited and 21 of them showed up. thats provocative that 21 young men showed up. that said between ages of 16 and 25. that says a lot about our street outreach team and their ability to convince them they werent being set up for a law enforcement sting. >> you say ive got a proposal for you? >> hey, im going to tell you something. youre very powerful. you have a ...

In oregon 76% of the girls sexually abused before the age of 13. i want to make this clear, these are not the rates at which girls experience abuse while in the custody of the criminal justice system. sexual abuse is one of the predictors of girls entry into the juvenile justice system. girls are often detained for exhibiting common reactions to trauma and abuse. drug and alcohol use, truancy, running away. in some cases, it is the abuse itself that lands the girls in court. in many states under...

Without even thinking about it. >> silva said the fellowship helped build a relationship with another protective custody inmate who is also an old enemy, his cousin, fabian ruiz. >> theyre blood cousins. fabian ruiz was actively trying to kill jimbo. >> out on the streets. i was looking for him to hurt him. when i saw him in here and i was going to beat him up. and he, he didnt want to fight. >> god has brought a lot of things back to me. friends, family, who want to kill me. >> it was probably ...

Throughout, you know his eulogy, but also this being a gospel song, you know one of the most famous gospel songs, written by john newton, a man who had been a slave trader himself, who found god and became an abolitionist. and so what obama was really talking about was that kind of metaphorical transformation in taking down the confederate flag, that same type of redemption racial redemption through, you know christian fellowship and christian love. it was an amazingly profound moment. >> the sp...

Professors. >> only 10 to 1. >> only people who are smart, believe me. >> peter keel gives you a fellowship and gives you $100,000 not to go to school. you can get to work right now. and the results are fantastic. >> its supply and demand. >> no no its subsidized by the tax pair. it has got to stop. whos on the hook for it? the taxpayer. >> if its a private school they can charge whatever they want. >> no no no. not when were guaranteeing it. this is the whole mortgage bubble crisis all over aga...

States trying to find believers, and we had church in our home ever since i can remember so he gave my parents some of his books and teachings that he had done. >> as the prophets spoke, they spoke of one. >> they started listening to them a lot and they were sending money to victor. >> and to whom is the arm of the lord revealed. >> my parents started making trips out to minnesota. >> in order to fulfill what was spoken, he was brought to nazareth. >> and then victor drew the line that basicall...

People dont come together ordinarily. we see on both sides of aisle statements of support for joe biden and his family. thats an interesting dynamic that we dont see often, chris. >> well, look thats the way washington used to work. i mean obviously people disagreed on principles some of them disagreed fiercely but there was a fellowship of brother and sisterhood of personal relations. everybody came to washington to try to improve the place, even if they had different ideas of how to do it. you...

I would say i had never met anybody that i thought loved the word of god as much as victor barnard did. victor was like 61," brown hair, kind of feathered back at the time. he was very dignified. 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 lov...