zion police say search and recovery efforts at the zion landfill have been terminated. for more than four days, law enforcement officers, aided by volunteers from the illinois and wisconsin national guard, combed through tons of refuse with specially trained cadaver search dogs. the area where the boy's remains were thought to be have been were meticulously cleared, with nothing found. at least 10 people were shot overnight in chicago including a west side teenager who later died from his wounds. it happened around 1230 in the morning. the 14 year-old boy was able to tell police he was standing outside in a vacant lot when he heard shots and felt pain. the unidentified teenager was shot in the chest. he was pronounced dead just after 9:00 this morning. no arrests have been made >> on the northwest side another shooting... is time an 11 year- old girl shot early this morning in front of her house >> wrapped in her blanket.. 11- year-old cindy leon sits on the porch where she was shot in the back just hours earlier. "i was inside and i just heard the shootings and they ra

well zion is not heaven. zion is jerusalem. david's throne was on mt. zion.hopefully we'll be there in a few weeks and we're going to be on mt. zion visiting david's tomb and so forth. and it was in jerusalem -not heaven. so always remember that -that jerusalem and zion are synonymous. so for the sake of jerusalem "i will not hold my peace, for jerusalem's sake (well there it's already identified it hasn't it? i didn't have to).for jerusalem's sake i will not rest until." that's a time word. there's coming a time now you've got to remember isaiah is writing 700 years before christ and yet he's leaping the centuries to the second coming when christ will return and yet set up his kingdom and his capital will be on mt. zion. okay, and so he says, "i will not rest until the righteousness thereof go forth as brightness and the salvation thereof as a lamp that burneth." speaking of his second coming. and of course it wasn't delineated that clearly in the old testament and so the prophets and the seers and so forth, could never figure this out. they knew there were

which temporal insight and i have also apparently had a nice copy of the protocols of zion or it's nine eleven truth or it's what a lucky soul to nidal hasan there's always been an appeal to this neck or ties in conspiracy theory radicalism which almost always butts up against justifying violence just wow so according to maddow conspiracy theories are almost always used as justification for violence and. the brothers were not radicalized by islam alone but were also by conspiracy theories namely those regarding nine eleven of course she forgets to mention that dzhokhar himself allegedly said that u.s. foreign policy was the motivating factor behind the attacks but i digress then maddow compares and we're all lucky teachings to people who aren't satisfied with the official nine eleven story. think about how dangerous that rhetoric is for one second what does it say about the nine eleven victims' family members or unfulfilled the investigation or about the countless millions of people around the world who are unsatisfied with what the government told us happened and why or about the group

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it's the protocols of the elders of zion which tamerlan tsarnaev apparently had a nice copy of, to the protocols of zion or its 9/11 truth or what ayman al zawahiri and hasan is trying to use in his defense of the mass shooting in ft. bragg -- ft. hood, excuse me. it's neo-naziism with the racial holy war on its way like the sikh temple shooter used to tell his friends in the army. it's the boston bombing was really carried out by the government and 9/11 and waco and false flags and all the rest, right? pick your poison. there's always been an appeal to this conspiracy theory radicalism which almost always butts up against justifying violence. justifying some sort of cockamamy violent, heroic resistance by the select few who are awake and can see the truth even though everybody else is lulled to sleep. particularly in our country but around the world there has always been an appeal to radical conspiracy theories. but now with fewer trusted sources of information in our culture and with lightning free global dissemination of anything, there is richer terrain now in our country than ther

"the gallant leader of the victorious british forces, by who's hand god has placed salvation in zionn the days of el alamin." >> reporter: cromby came across the bible stored in a cupboard in england, and brought it to jerusalem. >> for them it was just a bible. but having lived here and interviewed and spoken to so many people, i was very, very aware of the significance, and the contemporary significance of that bible. >> reporter: cromby says it is important for christians to remember history. >> it is another part of the jigsaw puzzle. how gentile christians and gentile nations, imperfect as they were, but somehow in god's grace, he still used them to bring about the pull filamenfulfillment of his wonderful purposes. >> reporter: john waggi, cbn news. >> george: st. augustine once said enthusiasm in one man ignites the same fire in another. >> wendy: recently ef gra ephraim graham caught up with one young christian who decided to put that to the test, by making a journey to inspire other christians to live their panther to the fullest. >> reporter: it has been a long walk for dan.

we bring the song back to zion. we bring t the praise back to you. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we bring the praise back to you. [applaudg] >> are you discouraged? do you know why? what's going on in your life that would cause you to be depressed, lost hope, don't see anything in your futurure whatsoever? what's going on inside of you? what causes you to be distreed? what causes you to be discouraged? well, if you watch the news every night, that would discourageou for sure. might be you're looking at your mortgage payment and thinking, there's no way. you don't have a job. you're hurting. your family is hurting. you could lose it all. you have lots ofeasons to feel discouraged. what you have to ask is this? you have to ask yourself, how long is this going on? you may ask the question, where is god? he said he wouldld help me. at this point i don't see anything going on. maybe you feel you've been caught in this grip of discouragement. it's a cloud that covers you. like you're walking in the fog and you don't see any help anywhere along the way.

. >> at new zion baptist church, pastor cs gordon preached his message while his congregation prayed and rejoiced it's been 50 years since the march on washington and martin luther king, jr.'s "i have a dream" speech. for many, it has a deep meaning. it was here at this place of christian that the southern christian leadership congress was chartered, 1957 and martin luther king was 28 years old. the civil rights movement was gaining strength. hit was about to be made. >> most of the books you read on the civil rights movement and on the life of dr. king somehow that point is overlooked. it may not even be known by many people. >> the organizers decided on new orleans as a place of momentary retreat, a safe haven, given death threats against king and his supporters. elwood davis was a new orleans police officer assigned to protect king. >> because, you know, threats that they had on his life and stuff that he was -- he had bodyguards throughout the time he was here. >> when you heard him talking, you listened. >> for gloria bryant banks who knew king and whose husband was closely invo

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nation-wide cancer study that only takes place every 30 years, screening is now underway at mount zion medical center, the american cancer society study has only been twice. previous versions are credited with fining a link between smoking and cancer and obesity and cancer. the study tracks 300,000 people nationwide and look at genes and environmental causes of cancer. >> the ability to track individuals, understand something about them to determine whether or not someone gets cancer, that gives us a last information that can be used in research. >> participants must be between 30 and 65 years old and can you find out more information on abc7news.com. >> in contra costa, eight more birds have tested positive for the west nile virus the infected birds found in antioch, brentwood, concord, danville, pittsburg and walnut creek. people can contract the virus when a mosquito bites an infected bird. overnight mosquito fogging was continue to fight the virus spraying a zone mere san jose international airport. >> a new brand of bottled lemonade hits the shelves created by a girl for a good ca

we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we bring the praise back to you. [applauding] >> are you discouraged? do you know why? what's going on in your life that would cause you to be depressed, lost hope, don't see anything in your future whatsoever? what's going on inside of you? what causes you to be distressed? what causes you to be discouraged? well, if you watch the news every night, that would discourage you for sure. might be you're looking at your mortgage payment and thinking, there's no way. you don't have a job. you're hurting. your family is hurting. you could lose it all. you have lots of reasons to feel discouraged. what you have to ask is this? you have to ask yourself, how long is this going on? you may ask the question, where is god? he said he would help me. at this point i don't see anything going on. maybe you feel you've been caught in this grip of discouragement. it's a cloud that covers you. like you're walking in the fog and you don't see any help anywhere along the w

mount zion. see?march we're going to jerusalem if the lord tarries and everything goes well and we will be on mount zion. we'll be at david's tomb. those of you going with us, it's a thrilling experience. we're going to be there. lord willing. and his government is going to rule from the place of david's throne. "to order it, to establish it with judgment and justice from henceforth." all right, now where can we split it? verse 6, "unto us a son is given." that's his first advent, that's when he was born in bethlehem and grew up and began his earthly ministry. now the last part of this prophecy hasn't been fulfilled yet. it's still future. these names don't apply to him today. oh, he's worthy of them, but that's not his title today. he's not being called the counselor, the mighty god, the everlasting father so far as his title is concerned. but this is all part and parcel of his return and the establishing of his kingdom. so if you want to put a dash in there and a parenthesis in there to indicate fir

. >> i would like to welcome the ceo of zions bank corp.ere is my assumption. my assumption is i think rates may continue to rise. now, if i was an investor and you were trying to talk me into investing in zions bank corp regional banks in a rising rate environment, give me your best arguments as why that's a good idea? >> i think generally regional bank tend to be asset sensitive. their loans will reprice faster in a rising rate environment. that's particularly the case with us. we may be the most asset sensitive regional bank in the country. we figure that if interest rates were to rise, say, 200 basis points, 2 percentage points, that will increase our intrasensitive income, which is largely our net interest income, by about 15% to 18%, and that all drops to the bottom line, and that becomes even more pronounced if rates rise higher than that. so it becomes a very great kind of an environment for us to operate in. it also means we have probably a little better -- >> what about the other side -- >> -- better loan growth as well. >> during

. >> utah is also famous for amazing natural wonders, with two great national parks -- zion and brycecanyon. but they're too big to put on the flag. i'm brandon with "flag facts." >> this report is brought to you by crayola. america's landfills are overflowing with garbage. that's why recycling is so important to our future. >> it's important to recycle to reduce waste. >> pretty much, in general, we're using too much materials. it's not good. we're gonna run out of materials, and our earth is gonna get covered in trash. >> it's important to recycle because i want my kids and my grandkids to be able to live on a planet that isn't dying. >> you want to help the environment. you don't want the landfills, you know, filled up and then, you know, extended. and it's just really -- you know, it's really important to make sure that we can have enough resources and all that. >> clearly there are many reasons why we need to recycle. and now, thanks to crayola, there's a way we can all help. >> at crayola, we're all about engaging students in environmental solutions. that's why we're thrilled to

we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. you are worthy to be praised. let all nations bow before you. holy ancient of all days. there's a road called the holy highway where the people dance and shout. where the enemy is running with the confusion all about. raise your banner, sing the victory, raise them high. his word is true. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you.

verse 9, zechariah 9, "rejoice greatly o daughter of zion." who's he talking to? jews.not gentiles. this is all prophecy concerning israel. "rejoice greatly o daughter of zion, shout o daughter of jerusalem, behold thy (what?) king...thy king cometh unto thee. he is just, having salvation. lowly (humble.)" see, that's why, who was it, was it one of the twelve that said, 'can any good thing come out of nazareth?' why because it was such a humble place. there weren't any of the elite of israel living in nazareth. they had quartered in jerusalem. so he came from humble beginnings, see? "lowly, (reading on) riding upon a donkey, upon a colt (or the foal of a donkey)". as lowly as you can get. did it happen? of course it did! that was the day of his triumphal entry. and it was more or less the end of his first advent. all right, now read on into verse 10. now we jump into the next event, which would be the tribulation, "i will cut off the chariot from ephraim and the horse from jerusalem and the battle bow shall be cut off." see that speaks of war and killing, that's the tri

it's called zion hill baptist church. my mama still do to this church. is the secretary. >> where are you going, lou? >> pull over there. >> where you going? >> how y'all doing? >> one more room on this strip. >> nothing on this strip. >> the whole strip. >> don't want you around here. >> ginning to call the police and have you ared. >> since katrina this neighborhood near the french quarter has become one of the hottest zones for redevelopment. public housing has been torn down. nearby a new medical district is under construction. but while property values rise, the live music that once made tr exme famous is now disappearing. >> for shorty myself, tuba fats. member of the rebirth band. we all first started playing music on this politic. in front of this place. >> this place mean as lot to you? >> it mean as lot to me, but it means more for business of live music. >> what happened? >> part of the regentrification of new orleans. a lot are being targeted for closure. >> why. >> they say it is noise, they say it is crowd. two people, the people that suppo

everybody in the zion is keeping their sites open looking for things out of the ordinaryof it is tough when it hits a few doors down from you. i will start here with the house and see where to go from here. robb and his labrador dexter came from westchester to help search for joshua. it was robber who found a 21 month old hunter joshua hunter allegedly killed by the mother and boyfriend and dumped in the river. the child cases like this hit you hard when you hear about them. so you just get out there and do it. hitting everybody hard in this community as well. chief brooks says that the investigators are making incredible progress and my hope to have the investigation wrapped up by tomorrow but the search for joshua will continue until he is found. fbi agents were on the scene in the far south suburbs responding to a bank robbery this afternoon. three men, at least one of them armed, entered a u.s. bank branch demanding money. wgn's dan ponce is live in lansing with the latest developments. fortunately no gunshots fired during the robbery but to bank employees were injured. the fbi is

she spent the past year in jerusalem and co-wrote the cover story, the kwfeminists of zion.fantastic. tell us who these women are. >> it's such an interesting story. it's essentially a group of women who call themselves modern orthodox. that's distinguished from what in israel is called the ultraorthodox jews. they cover their heads. they wear long skirts. they keep sabbath. they keep kosher. but they live in the modern world. they live in a town called beit shamath, just outside jerusalem, and have seen the town taken over by an ultraorthodox sect that's quite intolerant of the way they live their lives. many have experienced violence. a woman had a rock thrown at her head just for biking down the street. they've started to push back. in incredibly radical ways. it was inspiring to kind of meet them and hear their story. >> can you describe the ways in which they're pushing back? >> yeah, i mean, it's -- these are women who don't see themselves as feminists. they work. they are political, but they don't see themselves as feminists. and yet they hook up with lawyers from the

screening now under way at ucsf mount zion medical center.ncer society study done twice since the 1950s. previous version creditd with fine ago link between smoking and kearns and obese if i and cancer. new study will track 300,000 people nationwide and look at genetic and environmental causes of cancer. >> ability to track individuals to understand something about them biologically to determine whether or not somebody gets cancer gives us a lot of information that can be used in research. >>reporter: participant must be between the ages of 30 and 65. you can find more information on how you can participate by going to our web site. 7 news.com look under see it on tv. >> time now for look at our forecast and we get a little warmer then a little cooler again. >> keep on kochlingt not big changes just up and down a few degrees. steady pattern. live look of we have not had much fog at the coast all day and same holds true for tonight. mainly clear skies. little patches of coastal fog forming now and let's look at the fog pattern today. little pa

wgn's dan ponce joins us live from zion tonight with what happened today. dan? it appears that this story will come to a conclusion tomorrow. police have scheduled a news conference for 10:00 a.m.. an officer says that we will know everything by the end of the news conference. they announced a news conference at 5:00 p.m. tonight and that means more than likely that it is bad news. now and the community is bracing for bad news. it has been three days since the suspicious disappearance of the five year-old boy and today it took a desperate and disturbing turn as workers sifted through garbage at a nearby landfill. volunteers neighbors and police are not told the board will be found alive. three days away from the budget without milk and things the baby needs. it is real bad. about 20 officers from the task force looking through the land fill today. bisayan police also asked residents to check their garbage cans. and garbage was delayed until today. the boy was reported missing wednesday. neighbors said they heard the mother fighting with her boyfriend the morning

>> a church in new orleans is remembering its role in the civil rights movement this morning, new zion baptist church helped launch dr. martin luther king, jr. as a leader nationwide. >> as tens of thousands of people are celebrating the march on warrant, the 50th anniversary, this weekend and into the week, people here in new orleans are looking at another part of that. this church on this exact place in 1957, 28-year-old, martin luther king became the president of the southern leadership conference. they designed this group so they could fight bus segregation. clooufrl it's become a national movement and now, a historic movement. >> what i remember about him is his -- his mellowodious voice, you will. it was the kind of voice that when you heard him talking, you listened, and his concern as far as i interpreted it was that there was an inequality for us in the various areas of our lives, and it was time for us as negroes at that time to come together in piece and order and make a difference. >> important and powerful words from people that were here back in 19 knife 7 and the deliver

discover says it's sign zioned to bridge a gap between a personal loan and home loan products.this new venture from discovery? >> this is the interesting thing. you go to the discovery website and this is how they describe the company. direct banking and payment processing company. i found it interesting. direct banking goes first even though painting processing which we traditional think think of as credit cards, it represents 850% of their business in terms of revenues is second. this big push came in 2009 when they became a bank holding company because they needed bailout money and now they're trying to compete with traditional banks but with a the west. no brick and mortar. all online via mobile. that have student loans to equity loans. they say 80% of card customers have a home. so they're trying to cross-market to those homes. >> everybody knows they're a credit card and most people get a equity loan to pay off their loan. do you think that's a good idea? >> well this is what i say. it's not necessarily a bad idea but it all comes down to price. so in this situation i'm g

i interviewed the president of zion corp, and even though many of the regional banks have more of a loanto fail banks for the most part. >> i would agree. in fairness, the steeper yield curve will goes -- the higher margin that is will be helpful. eventually these bonds, if they own it, 160, 280, whatever, 100 basis points increase in rates, those are worth less and they'll have to move those to the income statement. >> almost out of time. do you believe anybody involved in the fomc committee goes to bed at night truly thinking we'll have a major deflationary episode any time soon in this country? >> i don't believe so. they just printed $4 trillion worth of free reserves and eventually that will flow into the economy one way or the other. certainly $4 trillion. >> well, guys, i see why rob has made it all these years. he makes sense. back to you. >> a lot of guys do on that floor, rick, thanks so much. how is this in california governor jerry brown pushing a plan that would bottle and store sunlight to use as solar power. next we talk to california officials to find out if this plan cou