church, at least not right away. it would have been too obvious. so he chose the oakwood unitedst choice, possibly because his ex-wife was a member. >> he was experimenting. he was trying to get different things to work, different initiators for the device. >> the forensic evidence shows that white placed the first bomb in a green cooler, not caring who picked it up. church member brian plawer was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. in the first assembly of god church bombing, white used a stronger bomb since this was his primary target. he placed the bomb on top of an outdoor air conditioner, this one had a timer designed to explode during the sunday service. 33 people were injured. in october of 1998, a grand jury concluded richard white built both bombs and murdered brian plawer. the forensic evidence left no doubt. >> these investigations did not result in the prosecution. it was closure for the victims' families. >> it doesn't make the hurt less. you know, there is still pain. there is still, you know, anger. there is still hurt, and loss and grief that continues a

presbyterian, american baptist, united church of christ, lutheran. and then, starr king, which is a school that represents a multiple tradition. >> that is great. we will come back to that. it is such an exciting place. maybe a lot of people don't know about it. >> yes. it is a well kept secret. >> please join us as we talk about gtu. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we have been speaking to dr. reiss potterveld about graduate theological union. you heard some of it. tell us a little more about that. why more people don't know about this great place. >> it is well-known in the theological world of course. part of the problem with the gtu is that it is not tied to any particular religious organization or denomination. we still don't have a natural bridge into the knowledge in the churches themselves. but an awful lot of the graduates have gone out to teach at colleges and universities. they serve in the nonprofit sector as leaders. they served in the churches. and so within the theological world, it is well-known. but if you stop somewhere on the street, e

presbyterian, united baptist, united church of christ, lutheran, episcopalian and star king which is a school which represents multiple traditions. >> that's great. we are going to come back it that because it's such an exciting place. we said earlier a lot of people maybe don't know about it? >> right. it's a well kept secret. >> please join us to talk about gtu. >>> welcome back. we have been speaking to dr. reese pottervale. tell us more about that. >>> part of the problem with the gtu is it's not tied with a particular religous organization organization. a lot of the graduates have gone out to teach in colleges and universities. they seven in the churches. and so within the theological world it is well known. if you stop someonen the treat they are apt not to know about it even they it's been here for 50 years. >> i went on the website and read some things about it. i think it said it was 1300 students in total. would that be accurate if you count all the seminaries? >> there is about 1,200 students today. >> okay. >> those, of course, some are in the seminaries doing master divi

i wish people a people united church which puts him to those who have an affinity with that and we share in our price today that is me particular pleasure to speak to you is yourself to decide on this very special day for us. i'm in the united states enjoyed a wonderful relationship because truthfully didn't trade links with all was very important. but there is a particularly warm and very personal friendship and bond also. connections between all countries of the people monday. the recent and very welcome subconscious to tradition has become the greening of important introduction of us. it shows great affection for ireland and in america the furnaces in this region but degree and the likes of the inquest a pity that the flaws and of course. other famous paintings in chicago on the status of sentences go the photo that says for periods of keys to the ancient city of petra in jordan. a unesco what are his sights on local ingredients in a visit on tuesday go to the broadcasts to enjoy on this island. can you show you something of the essence of the personality of our country. i hope to ach

i wish people a people united church which puts him to those who have an affinity with that and we share in our price today that is me particular pleasure to speak to you is yourself to decide on this very special day for us. i don't know the united states enjoyed a wonderful relationship. because of political intrigue things will always be very important but there is a pretty good the woman for a person of friendship and bond also connections between all countries of the people monday. the recent and very welcome subconscious to tradition has become the greening of important international unlocks. he shows great affection for ireland and in america that for me this is illustrated by degrading the likes of the inquest a pity that the falls and of course other famous paintings in chicago on the status of sentences go. the photo that says for pyramids of giza the ancient city of petra in jordan. a unesco ordered a slice of local ingredients in a visit on tuesday go for the broadcast you enjoy on his arm and we continue to show you something of the essence of the personality of our country.

the summit will happen at the first congressional united church of christ, that's on g street in northwest. it goes on from 9:00 until 1:00. >>> we're staying on top of developments in ukraine. president obama tells russian president vladimir putin to stay out of ukraine. this comes after russian troops occupied key airports. americans should put off any nonessential travel to ukraine. mean while the president is considering whether it will head to the g-8 summit in sochi. in venezuela, the death toll is rising as protester clash with police there. officers claim the man was a thief. people are protesting things like inflation, crime and shortages of many basic goods. meantime you could see protesters outside the white house today, the protesters are going to a call for peace in venezuela. organizers have told everyone to dress in black. the event's facebook page says the demonstration will be a peaceful one. >>> also happening today, a public celebration for late teacher and coach who led one high school football team for almost half a century. he will be remembered at a celebration of li

host: barry lynn, what is americans united for the separation of church and state? tost: it was founded in 1948 keep a decent distance between the institutions of government and those of religion. some of the early battles at that time her efforts by the then powerful and still very powerful roman catholic church to get funding for its own school system, this is right out of yesterday's headlines, to stop contraceptives being available to american women, even there were efforts at that time in the new york shipyards not to take films off boats if those films offended the catholic hierarchy including the famous film "amerco," which many roman catholics thought it was blasphemous. some of the same issues come today and i believe in religious liberty as well for everyone, the right to believe, the right to put into practice your theyfs until and unless crash right into a legitimate right of some third-party. then we have to allen's what happens. we don't just assume the religious claim triumphs over whatever somebody else believes. host: do you consider yourself christ

church to avoid being deported. elvira arellano was welcomed back at lincoln united methodist church for sunday service. in 2006, she took refuge in another church, with her seven year old son, after she was convicted of using a fake social security number. she was deported to mexico a year later. now arellano is back with her son and a new baby, after she crossed the border with dozens of protesters last week. she plans to live in a church again, until her immigration hearing in september. >> we have to support all the families because they all deserve to come back come to their children. so they can be a part of their children's dreams. >>arellano's son is a u-s citizen and is now 15. her five month old baby is not. they plan to stay at adalberto united methodist church, just like they did before. construction begins today on upper lake shore drive's navy pier "fly-over" project. the three-phase elevated lakefront path is expected to stretch from south of the chicago river to jane addams park. the upper exit ramp to illinois street will be reduced to one lane starting today. the lakefront trail, howev

church. john terrett met with the bishop. >> reporter: it was a beautiful day. now the united method u.s. church is a huge global church, it's a national church. there are methodists all the way around the world, all the way around this country. and they have a priest who preside over the wedding of his son, who happens to be gay. outrage in the church. under the rules of the church under the book of discipline this man has to face a trial in view to punish him for breaking the church rules. the bishop of the church said i'm not going to do that, and i'm not going to pursue other cases that come up in the future. the idea is to create a dialogue in the methodist church that until now has not been evident. >> the bishop is not used to being in the national spotlight, but he said he's prepared for anything in a god sends his way now that he has publicly pledged to end church trials for priests who perform same-sex marriage. >> you go to trial. you get punishment. you garner retribution. i think as a christian believer, as an united methodist looking through a lens of grace, finding mediation

church universal is in this? with you are doing a pretty good job in the united states. i am worried that it will spread to other countries. he takes it very seriously. issues likesial abortion, divorce, women in the church. he concern himself with those issues? where is he on those issues? >> there is a bit of a change. there is a bit of a change in approach. he concern himself with those issues? thatord used to be catholics should not even talk about these things. benedict all and pope have said no more discussion on those things. ity did not say that, but was the perception. this pope seems to say, you can talk about it all you want. i need to listen. iowa to you to give you a -- i owe it to you to give you a good hearing. >> i want to talk about that, but we also have to talk about other things. if we say,tegy is controversial issues, let's put aside. let's first extend the arms of the church and bring people land. once they get in and see the truth, goodness, and beauty of the church, they will see the consequences of their beliefs. those other issues might fall into

people have already started filing into the beverly hills united methodist church here in alexandria. good sized crowd is expected. it was just last month where they packed this church. a few hundred people out of this community turned out to hear the police chief and to hear the mayor speak. that was just days after ruthanne was murdered. tonight it will be jim moran. he will answer any questions he can. provide some sense of normalcy. help this community to return to normal. the new information from police just days ago about the bullet fragments that are related in all three murders. they did provide some sense of hope, but neighbors around here that we talked to, we come out here a lot. those say ultimately they want to see an arrest made. that will help them to return to normal and provide some justice. that meeting will be kicking off in ten minutes and we'll have a report at 11:00 tonight. >> all right. >> live in alexandria for wusa9. >> again, we have set up that special text alert for updates on the alexandria killings. text the word alexandria to 25543. that will get you te

the north ridge citizen's association will meet at 7:30 at the sanctuary of beverly hills united methodist church and that's on old dominion boulevard. the group will accept donations. all this as police continue to investigate last month's murder of lodato as well as the murder of ron kirby last year and nancy dunning back in 2003. >>> and wusa9 is committed to staying on top of developments in the alexandria murders. we set up a special text alert for killings, updates on the killings, text alexandria to 25543 for texts with updates and new developments. >>> so, you are in colorado and you don't have a place to smoke your legally purchased pot. well, there is a new club opening up just for you. >> and did you know today is national napping day? it is celebrated annually. >> every day for you. >> it celebrated every day after the return of daylight savings time. hey, national napping day provides everybody with the chance to have a nap. you know you have to catch up on that hour of sleep, and naps are good. great leaders now. >>> the highest place in america is about to go higher. >> that is bec

church universal is in accord with this? you're doing a pretty darn good job in the united states. i worry that this crisis and scandal will spread to other countries, i want to make sure we have things in order. >> charlie: controversial issues like abortion, contraception, divorce, women in the church. >> uh-huh. >> charlie: where is the church and does he obviously concern himself is with those issues? and where is he on those issues? >> yeah, good question. there's a bit of a change here -- i'm not talking about a change in the church's teaching -- there's a bit of a change in approach. the word used to be, charlie, though i think somewhat inaccurate, the word used to be that, oh, catholics shouldn't even talk about these things. even that old pope john paul whom we all loved and pope benedict, they kind of said no more discussion on those things. they didn't say that, but that was the perception. this pope seems to say, you can talk about it all you want. i need to listen. i'm not saying we can change things but i owe you in justice and charity to give you a good hearing. so th

is executive director of americans united for separation of church and state.onnie is calling in from middletown, new jersey. guest: good morning. the facts are the facts. your beliefs are your beliefs. when you put garbage and propaganda in, you get that out. the iud stops undulation. it does not kill a fertilized egg. let's start from the premise. let's go with another odd premise. that corporations are people. they are legal entities, with corporate rights given to them -- granted by our laws. not people. affordede certainly their religious freedoms. that.is no problem with you can believe what you want to play. how about you coming to work for me? i am jewish. if i tell you what to eat, what to wear, how to live your life -- how would you feel? when you are a for-profit business. host: all right. your response? corporations are groups of people banded together. the religious freedom restoration act does not exclude people in corporate form from being able to carry out religious convictions. bonnie is wrong about that. nobody is arguing that employers can di

the job, but for these workers, stranded on a church steeple in new jersey, a crane is, dare we say it, a god send? at first pastor neal tollboom of the unitedurch in morristown, new jersey, believes that fixing his church's damaged steeple will be a relatively simple mission. >> steeple's been around for about 140 years. we hired a company to go up and take a look at the condition of the steeple. >> the work which is still in progress two weeks later begins november 3rd, 2011. it's about 1:30 in the afternoon when the worker's bucket becomes wedged against the steeple. they're stuck 122 feet in the air. church officials call the morristown fire department, who raise up their own ladder, but it's too short. next they try the neighboring town's ladder truck. >> second ladder was -- had maybe another 3 to 4 feet of reach above what the original ladder was because of our positioning and our angle, but it still wasn't close enough. >> the pressure is on. a crowd has gathered and word is out to the local new york city news media. a police helicopter arrives, but it's too dangerous for it to get close to the bucket. so rescue from above is out. an

church. elvira had first come to the united states nine years earlier in 1997. er boy was born here in the u.s. she decided the two of them would try to stay at the church to try to stay together. again, this is a store front church in a poor neighborhood in chicago. not like there were a lot of amenities for them. they stayed in a single room together. she and her son shared that single bed. she used the small kitchen inside the church to cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner for her son and herself. every morning she would send him off to school. she would see him out the church doors and send him to school, but she, herself, never actually went outside the church and on to the street for fear of being arrested. and the story of elvira and her son, saul, taking refuge in that little church, the dilemma of whether or not the government should force her and her son out of that church by force and separate them, that dilemma started to spread. she pasted the church windows with copies of letters of support she received from congressman luis gutierrez of illinois and m

and the seed, the seeds will root and grow and new fruit between the president of the united states and the church. >> when they exchange gifts, i just want to say that the president officially invited the pope to come to the united states, and he apparently responded some version of, why not? this is when i would not want to be in the vatican planning office, every diocese, you guys will want the pope to come, but that could be sort of the next big thing, right? >> it's fairly likely. i think a lot of americans going into today's meeting probably thought two things, the president is going to ask him please come to the united states in 2015, and probably they thought the pope would be chiding the president about the hhs mandate. those two things probably accounted for maybe a minute of their 52 minutes together, but he did say why not? pope francis says a lot of things like that, picks up the phone and calls people. >> he's going to come to the united states, don't you think? >> yeah. >> great to have both of you here. thank you so much. >>> we just learned that president obama is officially chang

collection of the church represents only a few remaining complete examples of this genre of church he he in the united states. having with stood past 105 years, the windows are now unstable. the [speaker not understood], the glass is cracking and many of them are in jeopardy of complete destruction. a recent proposal estimated the cost of restoration at about $2 million. as i mentioned earlier, the church barely has enough funds at any given time for substantial operating expenses. it would be impossible for the church with limited resources to begin such an immense financial undertaking as repairing these hand painted stain glass windows. to restore the stain glass, the church needs a new and substantial source of funds. if the church were allowed to sell transferrable development rights, we anticipate over time we would have sufficient funds to complete the restoration of all of our windows. without those funds as a stained glass continues to crack and break, they will have to be replaced. if that occurs we will have no other option to put temporarily put plywood over the windows, [speaker not under

is that going to reduce some of the tension between the white house and the catholic church in the unitedtates? those are among the things i'm going to be looking for. >> to the point of that broader conversation, kate, and because you work with a lot of young people in the church, what are you looking for in that meeting between the president and the pope? how do you see already he is or is not affecting the conversation? >> well, i think we're all excited to see these two men meet, just as we were excited when pope benedict and president obama met. i think we are looking forward to them having a deep conversation about economic justice. looking towards 2014, i'm excited about the october meeting of bishops. you know, pope francis has decried trickle down economics. what we need is a little bit of trickle down transformation. here in the u.s. bishops are still firing church workers and catholic schoolteachers for being gay or being pregnant. they're still wasting political capital, to go to e.j.'s point on abortion and contraception, anti-gay advocacy. they're still living kind of these

. >> the head of the united methodist church in new york is calling for an end to church trials for minister that perform same-sex marriages. john terrett reports that it puts the bishop at a center of a battle dividing the methodist faith. >> this bishop is not used to being in the spotlight, but is prepared for whatever god sends his way, pledging to end trials for priests performing same-sex marriages under his jurisdiction. >> for some individuals, going to a trial is the way to go. go to a trial, get punishment, garner retribution. i think as christian believe, you knighted methodist looking through a lens of grace, finding mediation, that would be the better way to go. >> a methodist minister faced a church trial after officiating the wedding of his gay son. bishop mc-clea agreed to drop charges as long the the bishop on trial has a dialogue. >> i would advocate having a spiritual conversation, moving norwood in a way that is helpful. >> some talk of a looming national schism, a damaging split between modernist and traditional supporters between church teaching of same-sex marriage. >>

obama is encouraging deeper ties between united states and china. >>> services at a church and no oneheir car. >>> the church is situated on what used to be a drive in movie theater in daytona beach. and now dogs and children, and those who do not feel comfortable in regular setting are welcomed. >> we've even had people come when they're battling illnesses or don't want to dress up. >> seven people were shot in the city's tenderloin district. we will have a live update coming up. >>> not your typical race car. the unique event in sonoma that has junk cars taking to the tracks to win. >>> continuing coverage now on the breaking news we've been following throughout the newscast. police updated us on the number of victims saying seven people were shot tonight in the tenderloin. christien kafton is live now on the scene with what else he's learned about this shooting, christien. >> reporter: just in the last two minutes or so we spoke to the police captain. and he's given us more of an update. there's an investigation going on at turk and taylor. the focus of the investigation appears to

. >>> and in the new haven register, the united methodist church is now calling off a church trial for officiated his son's same-sex wedding. he will not be de frocked. instead, he'll participate in a public forum on the issue of gay marriage and the church. >>> and to florida we go where hundreds will be marching to the state's capitol demanding the repeal of stand your ground. they are looking closely as what they consider this loophole. it would allow them to fire a warning shot at their attacker. 11 states are deciding on this. >>> author joe mcbegin necessary has died. he wrote about the murder case of a former green beret. he moved next to sarah palin's home in order to do research. he died monday after a long battle with prostate cancer. >>> let's take a look at what is trending, and we begin with consist. they've rocked the stage for four decades now. and they're rocking the grid iron as co-owners of the l.a. kiss arena football team. >>> after 27 years, a woman is looking for the mother that left her in a pennsylvania burger king. she was abandoned as an infant in a bathroom.

legislation or legislation that will allow in-law units to be constructed within 17 hundred and 50 feet of the co- castro exact date in hill streets on the south and churchtreet on the east and approximately where market and clayton come together. it will allow one in-law unit for existing building you up to 10 unit and greater than 102 unit will be allowed. they must be constructed within the building envelope not to expands did building to create the unit and the space utilized will be garages or large ground floor storage places or basements that is partially above ground the legislation says they cannot carve up those but if space not being used for residential purposes our goal is not to cancel implies the existing stock. the legislation is purely involuntarily we're not forcing people to add those units. the planning commission made several recommendations which i know planning staff will describe we've accepted some and the planning department can describe those representations today. in addition colleagues i've disabled several pieces the planning commission has been incorporated into the legislation as substitute alleviation. we're also for us t

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church. we're see that go report by the united nations published only a month ago saying that effectively, the church hasn't done enough. why didn't francis see it as a priority? >> he does. the question is he's got so many priorities -- >> surely that would have been the main one. >> the protection of children as one of the top priorities of the church. he is determined to clean out whatever problem. >> what has he actually done? >> first of all, he said what my predecessor did, zero tolerance line on abusers, that's going to be my line. also said that the abusers, the local church should denounce the abusers to the local authorities. that will happen. he's also decided to set up a commission which will look at how they can help the many people who's lives have been affected. >> no details have been released yet. >> i think we'll see it in the next few weeks, it's coming. he hasn't put this on the back burner. >> we've seen how much support he has around the world. let's talk about his detractors. there are rumors around the vatican, a lot of people off the record will say that he did ruffle

united states are not endangering. between the us president to my church did chores to do on a train to rome. all ever. president reagan and kennedy descendants were trying to immigrate to the united states today because i'm going. i am honored to represent the kennedys reasons for the million other americans of irish roots and fifty pounds on documenting the united states because of their staffers. they are wanted them to return to ireland to visit me the immigration reform initiative in the us senate us house of representatives is a renewed opportunity to transform the start line great grandfather left during times of stress seeking to better himself his family. too many irishmen and women from every walk of life played a role in creating the three of them i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition. o bond between our two countries runs deep and strong and i'm proud to be here. in recognition and celebration of our times. shopping for immigration reform. all of irish american who was in life when i was living in the shadows to reach their potential and to deport the united st

a contra costa county nonprofit called white pony express will be parked at the united methodist churchearby are invited to come and shop for free clothes and other items. shoppers will be allowed to pick out four free items, as well as a toy and one book per child. >>> bay area teachers are getting classroom supplies thanks to a donation from google. they used the crowd funding site donors choose to fulfill requests by teachers. this past week, teachers started receiving boxes of pencils, paper, computers and printer. >>> beards are making a comeback, even if you can't grow one. plastic surgeons say more men are coming in asking for facial hair transplants. they say a couple years ago most of the procedures were done to cover a burn or scar. well, now men who have tried to grow a beard have failed. they are coming in to get new hope for a new look. >> it's grown from something i would do for two or three procedures a year to something we're now doing on a weekly basis. >> depending on how many follicles you need, the operation could cost $10,000. after a two-week healing process, you c

church. >> for our viewers here in the united states, early start is up next. for our international viewers, please stay with us. world business today is coming up next. . >>> heartbreak in the search for flight 370. desperate families flood the malaysian embassy in beijing hours after learning the jet likely crashed and all lives on board were lost. for the very latest on the search for the plane, the investigation and the families who just want to know what happened. >>> and authorities say they're still in rescue mode, but the number of dead and missing in a landslide in seattle is rising and the situation is being called grim. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm deborah feyerick. >> i'm christine romans. it's tuesday, march 25th,

take place in the context of a complex phase with the administration's relations with the church of the united states marked in particular by controversy on the implementation of health care reform having to do with rules on mandatory health care coverage and contraception and abortion. and other issues such as legalization of homosexual marriages. anne, you were with the pope and have commented on the way he framed that debate. this was i think a much harsher preview, if you will, from the vatican, than the white house expected? >> i think everybody was surprised at the language the vatican used, but i think the important thing to focus on here, andrea is that they are both talking to each other. they are having the discussion about these issues and you can't move forward unless you talk to each other. i think the other thing that struck me, especially when the president came out of the meeting with the pontiff is how relaxed and genuinely happy he seemed after this meeting. pope francis is someone who likes to talk about issues that make people -- historically have made people in the church

church. we all know that the united states prides itself in being the beacon of democracy and freedom when it comes to brush away the stuff surrounding the events unraveling in ukraine accusations have been flying high from washington. but if we look in countless back past and present while the us demands that its finger pointing is taken seriously by the rest of the world. how does that mean let's listen to what others had to say on its actions. many will be so tiny and that has been there for years. he was in the meantime has more than seven hundred military bases around the world and in the notorious world leader of getting involved in wars that are opposed to not just at home but also brought the rain when panini and becomes short. you just don't invade another country on the phone the pretext of the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three had never happened under what was later proven to be such false pretenses. some would argue the world that still shocked the people of united states and our friends and allies will not leave. at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace

church. last year, a united methodist pastor from pennsylvania, frank schaffer, was defrocked for officiatingdding. he called the different outcomes unfair but said he's hopeful the decision is a sign that things are changing in the church. >>> all right, this morning we are getting a new, yet a new, different look at justin bieber. this time, it's in a deposition he gave in a case of a bodyguard allegedly beating up a photographer. you can see bieber. he was hostile to a lawyer trying to ask him questions. you have to look at this. >> remember earlier today when i asked you -- >> no. >> why don't you listen to what i have to say first, and then maybe you can tell me yes or no. >> i don't have to listen to anything you have to say. >> i didn't hear your response. again, sir, i'm pleading with you -- >> i didn't finish. >> oh, i'm sorry. i didn't want to interrupt. >> oh, really? you don't want to interrupt. >> i don't have to listen to anything you want to say. a lot of people think sometimes the media focuses too much on justin bieber, but this is a legal proceeding, a deposition here. i wou

. >>> the body of a union city marine will be escorted to a church service by the motorcycle unit the patriot guard. 23-year-old marine lance corp prate andrew silva was killed last week by a man charged with drunk driving. the patriot guard will escort him to san rafael. he was killed while on his motorcycle and just returned from a tour in afghanistan. his memorial service is on friday at the chapel of the chimes in hayward. >>> firefighters rescued a pittbull after it fell more than 200 feet down a cliff. an anguished dog owner crying for help as firefighters sprang into action and went down the cliff to rescue mia. the dog didn't appear to be moving when they located her in between rocks. >> upon the rescuers getting down there, they determined the dog was alive and appeared to be doing well. a 7-month-old pittbull named mia. they transferred care to the humane society. >> reporter: they took mia back up 9 -- >> they took mia back up the cliff to safety and appears to be doing well. >>> the ground is still shaking in southern california. there have been more than 150 aftershocks a

church. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with the latest on the missing malaysian airliner and malaysia's prime minister addressed parliament to explain why he decided to announce flight 370 went down in the indian ocean. >> the prime minister said he didn't want the government to appear to be hiding information from passenger's families. family members have accused malaysia of poor communication. hundreds of them gathered to protest near the malaysian embassy in beijing. >> meantime, gale force winds and heavy rains have forced pilots and naval crews so suspend their search. australia's defense minister says the search is not likely to resume until wednesday and that is weather permitting. >> families of those on board the flight have been lashing out at malaysia airlines as well as the malaysian government. we're in kuala lumpur. this has been just dreadful for family members and they are indeed very angry. tell us the response from malaysia airlines, because there was a news conference there, and particularly the

church. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. more than 300 angry relatives of passengers from flight 370 are demonstrating outside of the malaysian embassy in beijing. >> they are frustrated over the search effort and the lack of information coming from malaysia. >> winds and rain kept flights grounded on monday. the search is not likely to resume until wednesday, weather permitting. >> to announcements appeared to have ended all hope of finding survivors. the missing plane crashed somewhere in the southern indian ocean. >> the head of the airlines said the aircraft is now lost is no one survived. at a news conference he explained why he came to that conclusion. listen. >> i think that's very accurate. also, especially last night. they came out and said that he fairly credible lead that would point to where the plane ended its flight. and the position is very remote away from the nearest land mass and after 17 days, we could only bring ourselves to reach the conclusion. >> malaysian airline officials faced pretty tough questions

. >>> the body of a union city marine will be escorted to a church service by the motorcycle unit the patriot guard. 23-year-old marine lance corp prate andrew silva was killed last week by a man charged with drunk driving. the patriot guard will escort him to san rafael. he was killed while on his motorcycle and just returned from a tour in afghanistan. his memorial service is on friday at the chapel of the chimes in hayward. >>> firefighters rescued a pittbull after it fell more than 200 feet down a cliff. an anguished dog owner crying for help as firefighters sprang into action and went down the cliff to rescue mia. the dog didn't appear to be moving when they located her in between rocks. >> upon the rescuers getting down there, they determined the dog was alive and appeared to be doing well. a 7-month-old pittbull named mia. they transferred care to the humane society. >> reporter: they took mia back up 9 -- >> they took mia back up the cliff to safety and appears to be doing well. >>> the ground is still shaking in southern california. there have been more than 150 aftershocks a

[inaudible] [inaudible] >> on the next washington journal, america is united for separation of church and state, and also more of the southern baptist convention ethics and liberty commission to discuss the role that faith and religion play in politics, public life, and civics today. and the christian science monitor contributor christina about thealks widespread use of heroin in the u.s., especially the suburbs. join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> one thing that do not become known until the late 1980's, when the leading fbi scholar found it through some files that he applied for through the freedom of information act, and that was something that had taken place from 1940's until 1966, when the fbi for that time had a formal relationship with the american legion in which , 180,000 members of the american legion regularly filed rape ports with the fbi -- regularly filed reports with the fbi. americans had no idea that kind of informing was taking place. 19 71, a group broken to an fbi office in pennsylvania and stole every document in the building. that story sunday nigh

gentleman that lives in the unit where the fire began was hiding across the street and came out an hour or two after the fire occurred. >> he says he was homeless and a church had just found him the apartment to live in a couple of weeks ago. >> he was drinking. perhaps what occurred is something happened to the unit that causedded the fire to begin and perhaps he was burned trying to put out the fire but, probably got scared and ran. >> firefighters 13 the fire started in his unit. >> we know writ started. we have to interview the occupant to put everything together. we know writ started. it is accidental. >> everyone else got out. >> scary. i live by myself. >> you will of the people displace idea found a place to stay because of the red cross. firefighters say they are trying to figure out what started the fire. they have not been able to talk to the victim yet. >>> a water main break at the lockheed martin facility delayed the start of the work day for thousands. you can see the water trail from sky 7. 5,000 employees who work at the site were told not to show up to work until 10:00 so crews could restore the water service. >> state senator yee is keepi

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the notion of the president of the united states and the pope talking about peace in the world when, in fact, the history of both the catholic churchited states has, let's say, peaceful is not necessarily the term one might most likely use to define and describe them. can these institutes be moved towards the good? >> that's a critical question. what i see in these two men are two men with common cause and common constraints. they're steering very big ships in a very new direction. they both came in on a wave of optimism, euphoria. that also sets up very high expectations. the pope is in his moment of glow. i hesitate to use halo effect. so tasteless. he's really a superstar on the global stage and he has people's hearts and minds and in a moment where global conflict is so interwoven with sectarian concerns, when you look at the middle east, you see fears for the safety and the future of christians in the middle east, the pope has made that part of what he stands for, they do find this point of connection where they can try to advance some of these shared goals and sweep some of the more contentious issues to the side. >> i like t

united states, it's big already. it's growing and it's growing because of the growing hispanic population in the country. you're seeing a demographic change of the catholic churchtes among american catholics that i think is going to make this pope somebody that a lot of politicians want to get close to. i do get the sense this white house believes this was the most important symbolic part of this trip for their own domestic politics. >> hey, chuck, do we know if the president had the opportunity to discuss the pope's bracket with the pope? >> okay. >> reporter: are there any catholic schools left? they are all gone, right? creighton is out and georgetown didn't make it and no b.c. >> gone. >> villanova, gone. this is not a good year for catholic school basketball. >> chuck, i just was wondering if you've been spending any time with the secret service? there is more details emerging for the secret service after three agents assigned to president obama's european trip were sent home from the netherlands for drinking. supervisors reportedly already concerned about bad behavior after two agents were involved in a car accident when president obama visited miami. >>

. >> on the next washington journal reverend barry lynn of americans united for separation of church and state and russell more of the southern baptist convention at the chin religious liberty commission. and christian science monitor contributor talks about the widespread use of heroin in the u.s. especially in suburbs. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on this book and twitter. >> and socially ortiz, and ahead common and mean and and in the region and our school in phoenix , arizona. threat the year we have encountered a handful of struggles. throughout those years earlier seen how lack of support for treatment can result in devastating results as well as emotional stress for those individuals and their families. >> i look back at the incident that took place, 17 of the people were injured and six people died. >> we've announced the winners of this year's c-span singh can video competition on what the most important issue congress should address this year. once the top 21 winning videos starting tuesday in every weekday. see all the winning docume

church was robbed. lakewood is the largest congregation in the united states with an extended television ministry. >> withthat it costs a lot of money to make a television show. costs a lot of money to go into the different cities we do every month. >> lakewood notified everyone by e-mail, anyone who donated, to monitor their history. >> denying accusation that it spied on senate investigators looking into the enhanced interrogation techniques. senator dianne feinstein took to the floor yesterday to express concerns about the cia interfering with a year's long investigation into post 9/11 agency activity. that investigation produced a controversial report that is still unreleased. feinstein claimed the cia removed documents that investigators were supposed to have access to. cia director john brennan says nothing like that happened. >> and the jury that was supposed to decide the fate of an army general accused of sexual assault has been dismittsed. general jeffrey sinclair is being court-martialed for allegedly forcing himself on a captain during an extra marital affair. the judge said there were indicat