i go to our church four times a week, including the sunday service, sunday worship and the prayers because these are the times i meet my god face to face. i visit those who are in need once a week and pray for them because i believe that we'll actually help. on saturday i often help the garage sales to raise the funds to build our new church. i fully support our church and i hope i can see our church moved in the new building in my life time. thank you. commissioner sugaya: thank you. charles wong, benita hu. >> hello, commissioners. my name is charles long. i've come to the united states nine years ago from hong kong, china as a nonbeliever. i live two blocks away from 495 anza street, the site -- the site of the church and where canaan lutheran just resided for the past decade. recently they have reached out to the community and i become a beneficiary to the involvement in the chinese population. eventually i have had the chance to grow up in gospel and i am now an active member to canaan lutheran church and i have my contribution in my church and i'm trying to pass it onto the community

since then christians have worship school distri outside. angry muslims put dead rats and broken glass in hopes to deter them. christans say they experience less freedom than the muslim majority. few new churches allowed for a growing christian population. gary lane, cbn news, jakarta. >>> persecution especially harsh on muslims who leave islato follow christ. they are beaten and tortur to force them to return to islam. >>> the tsunami that did massive damage last month. relief crews struged to get to remote islands. teams from operation blessing have made it and bringing help to the victims. >> from big ships to medium boats and even smaller boats toperation blessing team by all means had to bring the food, clothing, medicines and other relief goods to the tsunami victims. >> operation blessing team sailed througrough seas just to bring food. here we see the boxes being wheeled to the residents of the island here and the most important help they get is medical help whih most of the islanders get for the very first time. >> there were times

. -- a place where people worship god in many different ways.ross jakarta. just as individuals are not defined solely by their face, indonesia is defined by more than its muslim population. we also know that relations between the united states and muslim populations have frayed over the years. as president, i have made it a priority to begin to repair these relations. [applause] as part of that effort, i called for a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world, one that creates a path for us to move beyond our differences. i said then and i will repeat now, that no single speech can eradicate years of mistrust, but i believe then and i believe today that we do have a choice. we can choose to be defined by our differences and give in to a future of suspicion and mistrust or we can choose to do the hard work of forging common ground and commit ourselves to this city pursued a progress. i can promise you no matter what setbacks may come, the united states is committed to human progress. that is who we are, that is what is d

we wanted to have our own place for worship. i believe no matter what the cost our people will be follers of jesus much >> that belief inspired many to share their faith with others. i joined several evangelis they fed the hungry and parade for the sick. this evangelist says angry muslims beat him up and smashed his car maeven his country men are receptive to the gospel message. >> when i began to pray for the sick we saw instant results sometimes people were amazed. they wanted to hear abo the 4 behind the hearing and they received jesus so easy. >> these christians y muslims lured believers in the vil am away from faith in christ. >> i have a siste who was a christian and n a muslim. muslims camend gave them money, house and food. >> muslims come to their village? no way this village will stand for the lord. remember nathan who lost everything when he became a christn he shares christ with others. garry lane, cbn news, malaysia. >> keep up with the reports at the blob or cbnnews. org. >> finally this week evangelist billy grah

new recommendation will give it additional recognition for its place in japan's history of mountain worship. >> it's so good. >> translator: i think all of the people should protect beautiful mt. fuji. >>> next tuesday is labor day in japan, but not everybody will be celebrating. family members of individuals who died from work-related causes are urging the government to enact a new law to restrict long working hours in this country. nhk world's atsuko iwasaki has the story. >> reporter: about 20 members of a group representing the families of those who have died from overwork met with the government official on friday. they handed them a letter which called on the government to enact a law that would help prevent deaths and illness related to working conditions. they are also appealing for an easing of regulation tan dardz for such illnesses. they want the names of companies whose employees have died of overwork to be put on the public record. the ministry said it would take the appeal seriously. overwork has been a serious social problem for decades. experts say japan's government has fou

under the saddam hussein regime, christiansen had freedom of worship, as of now, but because of an upsurge of attacks in 2003 and other forms of harassment, the cristian numbers interact have fallen dramatically. since 2003, their numbers the believed to have dropped from around 1,000,002 perhaps only 600,000 because of immigration. the fear now is that this latest outbreak may speed up this hemorrhage. bbc news, jim muir. >> a tropical storm could turn towards the country of haiti. aid workers are scrambling to try to protect workers in and around the capital of port-au- prince. >> the january earthquake in haiti let more than 1 million people homeless. survivors forced to live in crowded, makeshift camps. they will struggle to stand up to the force of the hurricane. the u.s. national hurricane center is predicting a tropical storm tomas turn towards them by the end of the week and intensified in strength. there are claims the government is doing little. >> we learned about the storm by word of mouth, and there could be big damages. we are living in and under intense. there is no official

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dozens of worshipers killed in two mosque attacks in pakistan. >> costly compromise. agreement has been reached on saving the airbus military transport project. >> anti-nuclear protesters in france have temporarily blocked a train carrying a shipment of nuclear waste to germany. the ansportontaining german nuclear waste reprocessing in the hague in france is kittle to arrive with the german border saturday afternoon. anti-nuclear protesters have already started gathering close to its final distillation -- destination in gorleben in northern germany, where the waste will be stored. a demonstration is planned saturday and will attract the least 30,000 people. >> the first protesters were already on site as the train pulled away with its cargo. greenpeace activists brought heat-sensitive cameras to keep an eye on the process. some of the containers measured as high as 30 degrees celsius. demonstrators change them said -- chained themselves to the tracks. across the border, activists are already in place. students took to the streets near gorleben. they were fired up by c

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. >> i saw it first-hand as a child in indonesia where devout christians worship in an overwhelmingly muslim country. that's the spirit we need today. >> reporter: it's a homecoming being that barry obama as he was then called, lived here as his childhood. >> when you visit a place you spent time as a child as president, it's a little disorienting. i'll tell thaw i barely recognized it. >> reporter: the president moved here in 1967 with his mother who remarried indonesian man. she studied locals for her doctorate. he accepted a posthumous gold medal for her. >> you honor her, honor the spirit that led her to travel through villages throughout the country, often on the back of motorcycles. >> reporter: he has been honored in different ways. a statue of little barry stands at one of. elementary schools. a local tv commercial features an obama look-alike and local writer featured the world's longest book about obama. more than 5,000 pages and made a movie about the president's childhood called "little obama." >> this visit was scheduled for 21 hours will not be that because of travel com

really only coming to just news man and to worship wesley coming to see this film was to me and it's really it's a cultural make every just and cultural experience been a great pleasure to children and adults of all ages come together socialize learn about jewish religious practices and chats about ex-pat life in moscow although having its fabulous house seems to have opened its arms to religious diversity and all those still learning and in its infancy i'm sure it's supposed to sign a fully integrated multicultural mosque a very nice person to itself. so push me my promise of muscle we have from the international muster jury sends out i'll see you going to same time next week the moon must go out said susan tell them for me and the rest of the same guy but now. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations to rule the day . look. six thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v.'s here headline all round two as the g twenty wraps up the asia pacific summit with china

. >> buses shuttle worshipers to satellite parking lots.the senior pastor, who started -- who started the church 21 years ago, says it works. >> i never think about how big is too big. >> people from 80 different countries worship here. this man used to be a big shot on wall street. >> there is nothing more satisfying than doing what i do today. >> this a big church is a big business would state of the art production facilities, a fellowship hall, and a sunday school program that starts small and grows with the children. >> we recognize that children learn in different ways. when want to reach the children where they are today. >> it keeps the adult loving the church and keep them coming back. -- adults loving the church and keeps them coming back. >>> interesting. >>> interesting. >>> we are following some breaking developments in the d.c. police department. an assistant police chief has been placed on administrative leave. she has been accused of being involved in the compromising of members of the command staff. she will be on leave pend

. >> this house of worship was designed by a christian architect. development is strengthened by an ee nerp merging democracy. a rising power is on the move. he called for a new era of relation. >> relations have frayed over many years. as president, i've made it a priority to begin to repair these relations. >> he acknowledged no single speech can acknowledge trust. >> we have made some progress but we have more work to do. >> as a young boy, i was coming to a different world. the people of indonesia quickly made me feel at home. >> the president's mother remarried an indonesian man. >> i learned to love indonesia, playing in the patties. >> an islam yik group is concerned the u.s. government jo a grieving community gathered to remember an american university professor. murdered inside her home. we have campus reaction to the emotional remembrance. >> weeks after accounting professor was murdered. an entire university is still mourning. >> she was everyone's favorite professor. she inspired people to take a career in business. she did make a differ

some of the residents there, senator jim demint, senator tom coburn, they would love to see you, worship with you, they would love to -- oh, i'm sorry, they would not love to see you or worship with you because the other thing that makes this organization distinct from the fundamentalists that a lot of us are familiar with, the pulpit pounders, the bible thumpers and also the quiet people who are just very, very devout and perhaps literal in their faith but grow out of -- i always like to remind especially liberal audiences, fundamentalism begins as a small d democratic tradition, this idea that no one's going to tell me how i'm going to worship god. i know the truth, i read it right here in the bible. that's one kind. well, there's another kind that begins with this organization, with this idea of an elite, this idea that goes back to 1935. this was the oldest, arguably most influential christian organization in america. begins with a revelation. one night in april 1935, the founder believes comes to him, and this time he had new message that christianity had been getting it wrong for 2

still to come tonight a congregation building a place of worship in arizona came under fire after neighbors mistook the church or a mosque so they are tonight's told time winners and there's a nationwide uproar over those body scanners at airports or the scanners just the latest attempt by some businesses to make money off of the winners what about just about. where you. are comfortable with the teacher this is. just a few hours serving urgency and scary to start. your day. on the. greater. scorching. there are included. a photo with the wild lunar rover. it's seven thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v.'s here at headlines suspected russian arms trader victor boot has led in new york after being extradited to the u.s. from thailand the u.s. insists it won't negatively impact with russia but moscow insists thai authorities acted outside the law. european union president warns that the irish debt crisis could cause the e.u. to collapse if europe fails to unite against a common economic threat. he says europe is in a survival period in the crisis isn't over yet but is c

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no one is going to tell me how i worship god. i know the truth i read it here in the bible. there's this other kind of fundamentalism that begins with this idea of an elite, this idea that goes back to 1935. this was the oldest argued with the most influential conservative organization in america. begins with the revelation one-eyed in april 1935 the founder please god came in and he thought god spoke to them fairly regularly and this time he had a new message that christianity had been getting it wrong for 2000 years. the week, the suffering in the down and out, that was boring. god was calling him to a higher place to be a missionary, to be a servant or the app and now she called us, the top man, the key man. was and that he about the poor but he thought that god was telling him that the best way to help the weak is to help the strong. then they can dispense weapons to the rest of us as sort of a trickle-down religion. he saw that it play in the case of senator ensign, governor sanford and chip pickering all of whom had these affairs, all of which were covered up in part b

the mosque where he worshipped was damaged early sunday morning by fire. police believe it was arson. photos from inside the islamic center showed burned office furniture and damage everywhere. they are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. investigators believe he was committing some form of violent jihad since he was 15. he tried make contacts to people in pakistan. >> two people why injured including a firefighter. it happened shortly of after midnight on lincoln avenue. fire officials say the fire smoldered before taking hold. the woman that lived in the apartment is in the hospital suffering from severe burns. a firefighter was injured when equipment fell on his face in the aftermath of the blaze. the fire department is investigating the cause of the fire. >>> this morning, san francisco police are still looking for a suspect who wounded three people during a drive-by shooting in pacific heights. officers reported to shots being fired around clay street around 2:00 in the morning. victims were driving along van ness when a ve

this is a photo of muslims in kashmir worshiping at a shrine that is believed to contain ane single beer here from the prophet mohammad. now, i do not mean to make ligha of how difficult it might be from muslims in kashmir at thish moment. undoubtedly it is difficult.nt,u i don't mean to denigrate the kinds of positive experiences you can have.acticingn this i think the version is a positive mental state and having a strong community is positive v .e it seems to me that given all om the challenges that these people face in this world and theworld prospects of real collaborationl that a society can discovereds c these people have something morp important to do with their timeh than worship the beard hair of a person who may very well have been a schizophrenic.. and another message that comes out of out of the doctrine which is truly an avoidable, there you uo can dance around the fax, theats status of women is secondary. the ultimate expression of thati i think, at this moment is life for women fully failed. bu at think it is a great failure a of liberalism. i consider myself a liberal on

a fire this morning in the mosque where the suspect worshiped may be arson. parts of the build wrging were destroyed. the 19-year-old suspect is in federal custody after fbi agents say they gave him fake explosives and convinced him to bomb a crowded holiday gathering. he is set to appear in court tomorrow. >>> here in the bay area, police are investigating the attempted rape of a woman in palo alto. it happened thursday morning but we're just now learning detapes. investigators say the victim was walking on alma street when a man push her down and pulled her pants off. the woman fought him and ran. >> a number of bay area drunk driving arrests is up this holiday weekend. from wednesday evening through this morning, officers made 249 arrests, as compared to 207 for the same period last year. statewide numbers are up. however, the chp says there have been no fatalities so far this weekend. >>> this week the u.s. supreme court is set to decide whether federal judges have the authority to fix california's overcrowded prison system. last year, federal court ruled

one of three churches to welcome most in our afro- centric worship. our ceiling which only has cosmetic and structural damage, the insurance would have covered at 140,000. not allowed to repair, all we got, and the property was purchased in mid 2005 with the intent of the chapel for the retention of all artifacts. in my personal conversations, he expressed wanting to leave it better than when he purchased it. we have successfully blocked the archdiocese with an injunction from sale or removal of the altars and roads. i gained his trust as well as his vice president. i was allowed to have my keys back to maintain my upkeep of the church since i have in november of 1980. i happily donate my time, my trust, my tools, and personally purchasing supplies to repair the roof. i also did weekly graffiti abatement. i did this so it was not cited and fined by the city. i paid for the repairs and was called. the sale of property was announced. [chime] >> if i may ask a question, would it be safe to say you have been a volunteer that has been helping caretaker for

the mosque where he worshiped was damaged last night by fire. police believe it was arson. the fbi says the 19-year-old suspect has been thinking of commit something form of violent gee had since he was 15. >> after he was cautioned by the undercover officers there would be women and children involved, he made very clear he was very determined to undertake an attack. >> alan: the teen is described as quiet, smart, and polite by fellow students at oregon state university. he dropped out of school in october. officials say he had no formal ties to foreign terror groups about he had tried to contact suspected terrorist in pakistan. >>> the latest numbers show the holiday shopping season is getting off to a respectable start. experts say on friday shoppers came out in larger numbers than last year and traffic was steady throughout the weekend. a preliminary figure, retailers saw a slight .3 increase in revenue on black friday. online spending rows more than 14% from thanksgiving day to saturday. online retailers are hoping to get an additional boost tomorrow. cyber monday is tr

islamic center leading them to believe that the fire is arson. 80% of the office was burned but the worship areas were untouched. no injuries were reported. no word of any arrests. >>> the flying public had a difficult decision to make this holiday season. you heard about it, a line delaying search or a quick one. what passengers say they felt... and *heard that forced the plane down. the holiday weekend is winding ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, down, and travelers at bay travelers at bay area airports are reporting no major delays. the thanksgiving weekend was t firs >>> the long weekend is winding down. travelers report no major delays. the thanksgiving weekend, the first busy holiday that more stringent screening was in effect. don knapp talked to travelers. i know what they said wednesday going into this thing. coming home, are they -- how are they feeling. >> reporter: folks concerned about overly personal body searches decided to grin and bear it and go in the area of convenience. >> no reason for a protest. >> perfectly normal and acceptable. >> reporter: sarah terry filed a complaint. she will no

an islamic center leading them to believe the fire is arson. 80% of the office was burned but the worship areas were untouched. >>> you could call him a dramatic leading man or a could immediatic genius. just don't call him shirley. >> it could be any win of these people -- anyone of these people. >> move slowly toward the exit. >> what's happening? you will never take me alive. >> today he died at a hospital near his home in florida. he had suffered from complications from pneumonia. he was a serious actor for years but that changed in 1980, that's when he starred in airplane. he re--- he also won an emmy in the "naked gun" comedy. he was 84 years old. >>> a man tried to sexually assault a woman who was walking down the street. a woman was walking on a street near a park about 12:30 a.m. saturday. she was pushed to the ground from behind, then the suspect tried to remove the woman's pants but she screamed and fought off her attacker. that suspect is described as white in his late 20s, early 30s. he was about 6' 1'' with short dark hair. >>> san francisco police are searching for suspects

says they had no choice but to use force. 52 died when police stormed the catholic church where worshipersere being held by a gunman. iraqi officials have declared the operation a success, despite the casualties. we have this from baghdad. >> the church service was turned into a violent nightmare. the gunmen, some wearing suicide vests, -- suicide stormed the church. they also set off a car bomb near by, causing further casualties and damage. >> they ran into the church after firing shots in the street. we were praying inside. they rounded is up in the hall and started to beat us. 15 were killed inside the hall. others were killed in the streets. >> despite the tales of carnage, officials say the operation to free the hostages was a success. >> it was impossible to wait. the terrorists were planning to kill a large number of our brothers, christians at nasa. the operation was successfully carried out. >> as far as the local people and survivors are concerned, success is hardly the word. they are angry and critical of the authorities, but for allowing it to happen and the way it was handled

. >> i saw first hand as a child and indonesia where devout christians worship freely in an overwhelmingly moslem country. >> president obama is expected to hold up in the nation as a moslem example of developing democracy and diversity. >>> when we continue, secretary of state hillary clinton is responding to rumors that she is ready for a new role in the obama administrations. plus, former president george w. bush is hitting the airwaves to promote his newly released book. later, he risked his own life to save a mother and today a local teenager got a well-deserved thank you. all of that and adam caskey will >>> devastating fire in central florida killed five children overnight. three other family members are in the hospital and they are suffering from severe burns. the children who died were between six and 15 years of pretty neighbors heard screams and try to about the flames were out of control. family members believe a space heater is to blame for that. >>> fire on board a cruise ship has stranded nearly 4500 passengers and crew members off the coast of mexico. the carnival ship slam

we don't have a house of worship of our own. i simplify feel like a mother with her children without hope. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon honorable commissioners. my name is patty lu, 89 years old, one of the longtime members of canaan lutheran church located at 495 nige avenue in san francisco, owned by zion lutheran church. for the past two decades our church has been paying rent to the owner for sharing the usage of the premises because it is fine but renting cannot last forever. we need our church to be on our own property. our church members are very close to each other. it's like brothers and sisters. we enjoy having a spiritual family. our church is very popular among the residents far and near. this has a lot to do with our pastor who visits the members who are sick or in distress whenever he can. he is really one of the best sons of god. we all adore him. in all of these years with the intention to build a new church of our own, our pastor has made different plans and in different ways to raise money. fin

. >> this house of worship was designed by a christian architect. islam flourishes but so do other faiths. relations have frayed over many years. as president, i've made it a priority to begin to repair these relations. president barak obama will be talking with u.s. troops stationed in south korea. live for abc 7 news. >> the chandra leavy trial continues. a cell mate says he confessed to killing her. the intern disappeared back in 2001. >> authorities identify a man who died after fweing hit on the beltway this week. he was walking on the outer loop near route 1 on monday night. he taught at the smithsonian's early enrichment center. >> a developing story stretching from california to the capital. a ufo caught on tape. authorities still don't know what kwauzed the trail but authorities are covering everything it is a strange one. many are investigating leading many to wonder when they saw off of the coast of california about 35 miles west. experts say we are looking at a miss i'll. others say it is simple as a vapor trail of an air plane. that is

dozens of worshipers killed in two mosque attacks in pakistan. >> costly compromise. agreement has been reached on saving the airbus military transport project. >> anti-nuclear protesters in france have temporarily blocked a train carrying a shipment of nuclear waste to germany. the transport containing german nuclear waste reprocessing in the hague in france is kittle to arrive with the german border saturday afternoon. anti-nuclear protesters have already started gathering close to its final distillation -- destination in gorleben in northern germany, where the waste will be stored. a demonstration is planned saturday and will attract the least 30,000 people. >> the first protesters were already on site as the train pulled away with its cargo. greenpeace activists brought heat-sensitive cameras to keep an eye on the process. some of the containers measured as high as 30 degrees celsius. demonstrators change them said -- chained themselves to the tracks. across the border, activists are already in place. students took to the streets near gorleben. they were fired up

this is a photo of muslims in kashmir worshiping at a shrine who is working to contain a single ear to hear from the prophet mohammed. now, i'd should not mean to make light of how difficult it might be for muslims in kashmir at this moment, undoubtedly difficult. and i don't mean to denigrate the kinds of positive experiences you can have practicing in this way. i think devotion is a positive missile state and having a strong community is a positive. but it seems to me that given all the challenges that these people face in this world and the prospects of real collaboration that this society can discover, these people have something more important to do with their time than worship the beard hair of a person who may very well have been a schizophrenic. and another message that comes out of the stock turn, which is truly unavoidable, though you can dance around the facts, is that the status of women is secondary and the ultimate expression of that think at this moment his life for women fully veiled under a burqa. i think it's a great failure of liberalism at this moment. and i conside

worshipping the false god of utter objectivity.r to koppel and others of his time was their choice not to look too deeply into iraq before or after the war began was itself just as subjective as anything i say or do here each night. i may be judged to have been wrong in what i'm doing. mr. koppel does not have to wait. the kind of television journalism he eulogizes, failed this country because when truth was needed, all we got were facts. most of which were lies anyway. the journalism failed and those who practiced it failed, and mr. koppel failed. i don't know that i'm doing it exactly right here. i'm trying. i have to. because whatever that television news was before, we now have to fix it. good night. and good luck.

the mosque where he worshipped was damaged early sunday morning by friday. police believe it was arson. they say the 19-year-old suspect was thinking of committing some form of violent jihad since he was 15 years old. >> after being cautioned by undercover officers there would be women and children involved, he made it very clear that he was determined to make an attack. >> he was described as quiet, smart and polite. he dropped out of school in october. he had no formal ties to terrorist groups but tried to contact suspected terrorist groups in pakistan. >>> leslie neilson is being remembered for all the laughs he brought to audiences. >> from the naked gun detective passed away at his home yesterday. his dry stone faced lines made their way into everyday banter at school, at home and the workplace. >> before his comedy, he was a dramatic actor that starred in the forbidden planet. he died from complications from pneumonia. he was 84 years old. >> napa police shot and killed a man during a confrontation in front of his home. neighbors identified the dead ma

hostage crisis in baghdad on sunday. 50 people died when police stormed a catholic church where worshipersere being held by gunmen. the iraq -- iraqi defense ministry has declared the operation a success, despite the casualties. the pope has condemned the hostage-taking. >> church service was turned into a violent nightmare. the gunmen, some wearing suicide vests, stormed the charge after shooting guards outside. they also set off a car bomb nearby, causing further casualties and damage is -- damages. >> they ran into the church. we were praying inside. they started to beat us. 15 people were killed inside the hall, and additions you others killed in the street. >> despite the tales of carnage, -- >> we took the decision to launch a land offensive because it was impossible to wait. the terrorists planned to kill a large number of our brothers, christians at mass. all the terrorists were killed. >> as far as the local people and survivors are concerned, success is hardly the word. they are critical of the authorities, mostly for allowing it to happen, and also for the way it was handled. >>