realities that you have to deal with, and that means generating large sups of money, and that might challenge the prophetic nature of your ministry, causing you to take shortcuts or causing you to buy into the hype and see yourself as a star rather than as a humble servant. i think it can be good and enhancing the professionalism of the black church, but it can also be something that pride comes before a fall, as the bible says. we are going to talk much more about the pastor s troubles and their impact in the 7:00 eastern hour. bunny jackson-ransom will be my guest. she wrote the book, how to market your ministry. she ll give us her take on the public relations battle bishop long is facing right now and analyze how he s handling the damaging allegations so far. are you suffering from frequent heartburn? heartburn that keeps coming back? then you re ready for new zegerid otc. zegerid otc is the first 24-hour treatment ever with two active ingredients: prescription-strength medicine p
it s 6:00 a.m. here in atlanta. 1:00 p.m. in baghdad. good morning. i m drew griffin in for t.j. holmes. we want to welcome with pride our troops watching on the armed forces network in iraq and afghanistan. thanks for starting your day with us. also coming up over the next 90 minutes, protecting state secrets or going too far. the defense department buys and then destroys thousands of copies of this book, written by an army reserve officer. a book disclosing secret operations in afghanistan. a department spokesman says the book titled operation dark heart contained information that could damage national security. the author, a lieutenant colonel, said the action, quoting here, smacks of retaliation. believe it or not, this bird, that one there, it s under arrest. police in one notorious drug trading city in colombia said the parrot was trained by his owners, suspected drug dealers torbgs alert them when the police showed up. we ll have the details for you
situation unfolding now in central wisconsin. yeah, it s come in a very big way. thank you, jacqui. increased scrutiny for the pentagon after about 10,000 copies of an army intelligence officer s memoir were burped. defense department officials say the book threatened national security. it s called, the book is, operation dark heart. and last hour i spoke with the author, lieutenant colonel, anthony shaffer, about what it was like having to re-edit the book for the second printing. i sat through the process of going through the redactions. the army directed me after the department of defense, primarily defense intelligence agency had trouble with the manuscripts. the whole process was where two different starns were used, the standard i used and the standard the d.o.d. applied were vastly different. that s why i think you see the drama which unfolded and the
to catch him. the pentagon bought and then destroyed almost 10,000 copies of that book, an army officer s memoir. it says information in operation dark heart could damage national security. the book deals with lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer s time in afghanistan leading a black ops team. the publisher printed a second version with changes approved by the pentagon. ebay offering an unedited first edition for $10,000. shaffer says the digital age makes it impossible to suppress information. now to chile. a new step forward in the rescue operation for the trapped miners. a capsule that rescuers hope will ferry the men to the surface one by one has arrived at the san jose mine. it was delivered ahead of schedule although the government is sticking with its estimate of a rescue by early november. an accident trapped those 33 miners back in early august. for years, bishop eddie long has encouraged people to believe
by an army reserve officer and critic of the afghan war. that s the book. a defense department spokesman says operation dark heart contained information which could threaten national security, revealing military operations in afghanistan. the officer who wrote it said the government is trying to suppress the story. the book s publisher says a second pressing of the officer s memoir contains government-approved edits. we were talking about this yesterday. swedish police have released a passenger taken off a plane bound for pakistan yesterday. now police want to talk to the tipster who incorrectly told them that man was carrying explosives. the plane and its 273 passengers landed at stockholm airport based on a phone call out of canada. no explosives were found on board that flight. swedish authorities are now trying to track down the canadian caller. vernon baker was the only living black world war ii vet to receive the coveted medal of