were baptist. you do know why baptists think sex is bad right? because it could lead to dancing. when is franks fianc coming to town? she believes that once youve been intimate in the eyes of god youre committed to that person sarah. well im thats a little. im not legally married. this is not a biopic were telling everybody. thats important because if they think its going to be a biopic of howard hughes they will be disappointed if they wanted to see a biopic of howard hughes. no this is a movie about two young very religious kids she comes from virginia shes a baptist and he comes from fresno hes a methodist and its about the what i would say the sometimes comical consequences and also sometimes sad puritanism. would you excuse me. what the is she doing here. you said you wanted the girl with the two ms. thats not her thats marlon mavery shes a baptist nun for christ sake. she was the only one in the payroll with two ms. did it ever occur to you that the one i wanted with two ms was not on the payroll? ah you meant marilyn monroe? this was such a special that time but you recrea

reverend jim of lake shore baptist. >> good morning. >> great to have you. >> great to be here. >> great to have you both. say a little bit about thanksgiving and what thank you and the attitude of gratitude means to you. let us start with you, jim. >> you mentioned the prayer help me, help me, help me and thank you, thank you, thank you, they are connected to each other. thanksgiving is often expressed in the midst of great pain. 1863 when abraham lincoln first signed the thanksgiving into a national holiday, that was in the middle of the civil war. slavery was still on the books. hard times. but still there was thank you, thank you, thank you, that we can bless god and take courage. >> that's great. great. reverend yes. >> yes, igree with you. i feel thanksgiving the two are synonymous and that we have a reason to be thankful for certain things that are occurring in our lives spiritually, physically, our families. additionally i think the other part is our giving i think in the synonymous as we are thankful we give also and who do we give to? we give to those that we don't know. we giv

john the baptist catholic says sunday night there was a tragedy in the church. a little girl lost her life. when police finished the investigation, we'll know more. in the meantime please pray for the family and the parish community. meanwhile, or dollars is in custody at sonoma county jail. formal charges from the district attorney could come as early as tomorrow. reporting from healdsburg, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> tracking breaking news in tennessee where a -- authorities have charged a school bus driver in the horrific crash that killed six people at least five of them children. the bus taking students home from an elementary school in chattanooga when it somehow lost control. you see the terrible scene here slamming into a tree and a home. witnesses reported seeing the students using the bus' roof hash to escape. the bus was carrying 35 students. 23 of whom were taken to a local hospital for treatment. 24-year-old johnthony walker faces counts of homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving. police say he could face additional charges. >>> thank

knock off the 3rd rank wolverines today.30 to 27.on to college hoopsmarquette at home hosting houston baptist at the b-m-oharris bradley centeryeserday.big first half for luke fisherhe was 7 of 8 in the half, he finished with 22 points and 11 rebounds.nice who slams it home.marquette wins easy yeserday.101 to 79. packers linebacker jake ryan and conerback damarious randall are questionball for monday's game against the eagles.and the bucks are in orlando today taking on the magic, that'syour day for this saturdayhave a great day everyone

reporter: the line is growing here at new hope missionary baptist church. milwaukee. as long as you are in line by then you will be able to vote. shannon: people exercising their democratic privilege. thank you very much. steve: rebecca is live with voters in waukesha. what are the lines looking like there? reporter: yeah i am in monme falls in waukesha county. take a look inside the library. it's getting crowded. it picked up since work is getting library and seeing people of all ages come in and cast their ballots. some for the first time. for all the people who say millennials don't care, gina is proving them wrong. >> i did the primaries, but this is my first presidential voting experience. it was thrilling honestly. reporter: gina thought it was such a big deal she drove down to brookfield after her final at marquette to vote with her opportunity and both my wife and i wanted to be with her. reporter: gina is nervous for the results of the election, but she's glad to do her part. >> she takes some pride in, you know, her voting process. it's great. reporter: now,

john the baptist church. >> we believe she was drowned and that was intentional. >> 42-year-old man was inside the church and two children. it stays open for anyone that wishes to worship. they say he walked to the back of the police department holding his 4-year-old daughter screaming for help. >> he was naked at the time our staff encountered him and we have information about that but it wouldn't be appropriate for me to comment on that. >>> his 9-year-old son was with him partially clothed and the girl unresponsive was pronounced dead at a hospital. the diocese released a statement on behalf of the pastor. he says sunday night there was a tragedy and a little girl lost her life when police finished the investigation we will know more. in the meantime please pray for the family and the parish community. >> something like this is unusual and the facts indeed are unusual. i have never seen anything like this in my career. >> and even though police are calling this intentional act, they are are not releasing a

this is the white rock baptist church they were joined by members of monumental baptist church on locust. they have joint services avenue year alternating locations. >>> and in north philadelphia, hot meals were served with love at one day at a time. that is the program for drug and alcohol recovery, as well as services affected by hiv aids. and people reconnecting with loved ones to see they are doing well in recovery, we are told that members of the 22nd police district volunteered for today's event. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks live with a family in philadelphia. they were sitting down for their holiday meal. >> it's busy. a delicious meal. i did eat, marion she lives here and cooked it and fantastic and now we are serving dessert. can we start that off. can we dig in? what do we have here? >> pumpkin pie, pumpkin crisps, molasses cookies and all different kinds of fudge, apple pie and cream pie. everything. >> we were talking about everything it's all about family at thanksgiving, you have a wonderful family you should be so proud. what would you like to say to them now on tv

"action news" was there as the pilgrim baptist church unveiled a memorial. the stone and browns memorial honors all veterans and thanks them for their service. >>> veterans were honored in collegeville, montgomery county. the action cam was on handle at valley forge baptist church, participants dressed in uniforms dating back to the revolutionary war. >> much more to come on "action news" tonight. it's never too early for senate helpers to get started. >>> don't call this a mushroom, several truffles went up for auction in center city. we'll tell you how much they went for. we'll give you a hint it's in the thousands of dollars melissa. >> reporter: it's great conditions to watch the supermoon tonight. we're tracking rain and we have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> we'll have much more when "action news" comes right back. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 cash 4 lifes ♪3 pick 3s ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (annou

dumas harshaw is the pastor here at first baptist... overwhelmed with post-election anxieties of what a donald trump administration will mean. - "about medication, healthcare, about separation and segregation, about building a wall, the harm to people and families and the break up of families. there's just a lot of people with a fear i've never seen before." praying alongside community members, attorney general roy cooper. his own race for governor, still mired in provisional ballot cont challenges... - " this was an interfaith healing service for a fractured community. what were you praying for? i think the whole election process was traumatic for everyone." - "as people of faith, i thought it was important to come and be part of this." the final results will bear him out to be the winner. we asked him about nc gop charges of 'malfeasanceathe durham un a of ectio.oper declined comment, sg 'll let the wyers handat. r abc11 ewn. students at duke university gathering outside duke chapel to talk about how they feel about a "donald - trump"

jean-baptiste niard, nhk world, cape coast. >> great story. >>> let's get a check of the weather. people in tokyo are bundling up this morning. it is a chilly one out there. our meteorologist robert speta has the latest in world weather. >> we have this frontal area continuing to push in from the northwest. you can really see it on our satellite imagery. just come dominating most of japan. it will be setting up some additional snowfall, especially for areas back here towards the north across parts of hokkaido and northern honshu. now not just people being impacted by how about some of the animals. i'll show you video coming out of eastern hokkaido here in northern japan where the crane, actually a popular symbol of japan out here, about 50 of them were spotted here, a national protected species in eastern hokkaido. the temperature dropped down to about minus 8 degrees. pretty incredible images these birds. you get fairly luck can we if you actually get to see them out there. definitely starting to head south with more and more cool temps setting in out here. this front here going

. >>> the 16th treat baptist church was built had 187 is, and was called the first baptist church for colored people. it moved to this site around 1883, and moved here because of the land that it was o

central baptist better be packed sunday... while we're at it... churches across las vegas better be packed too. i'm not sure 8 pound baby jesus can help here... one cleveland fan got a little too cocky... he was 100% convinced his team would win... he was 100% wrong. and is now stuck with this tattoo... good work... this man got the ink before game 7... but hey at least he's got conviction... check out this cubs tattoo... no conviction... but it's actually really smart... he gave himself some leeway... and now just needs the number 6 to complete his cubs masterpiece. let's finish with something you guys aren't going to like... i'm sorry for what's about to happen... but it must be done. feast your eye on that... it's the largest... scariest spider i've ever seen... this monster was australia... which of course... australia... everything there is terrifying... it's a huntsman spider... these spiders are typically big... but not this big... the people who found her says she's harmless... maybe she is... but i don't ever want to find out. the power i

were baptist. you do know why baptists think sex is bad right? because it might lead to dancing. doesnt it blow your mind that warren was active at that time. its interesting to go over his body of work and see similarities in a lot of it. we were talking last night about how there are these speeches in the film where people talk very fast and say a lot of information. and its in almost every single one of his films. the poor man has a deal with these from propellers to jets and at the same time he now has to convince the united states senate that hercules can fly. so are you going to fly to washington? i will not be flying thank you for asking. when does sarah move to la. well i dont know if sarah and i are...you know you look at young actors careers and how difficult it is to work. and you guys have done great work and are working with great you. i feel very thankful and lucky to be where i am and i think i have worked very hard. and taken some time to reevaluate what it is that you really want and you will it and you feel confident enough in yourself to accept the rejection si

march in file, ready, step. [ applause ] >> please welcome pastor of the abyssinian baptist church ino. butts iii. [ applause ] >> it's hard to believe it's been four years since we were first here for the groundbreaking. what a tremendous accomplishment, and a special word of appreciation goes out to brother lonnie bunch. [ applause ] only through his efforts and a dedicated staff that worked with him is this able to be accomplished. the night is beautiful so are the faces of my people. the stars are beautiful, so are the eyes of my people. beautiful also is the sun. beautiful also are the souls of my people. say it loud, i'm black, and i'm proud. say it loud, i'm black, and i'm proud. say it loud, i'm black, and i'm proud. when those thousands of slave ships took us far beyond the sights and smells of our land and beyond the far-reaching flights of our birds, deposited us in the caribbean, south america, central america and in the wilderness of north america, there we were asked to sing one of the songs. and some said, how can we sing the lord's song in a strange land? but others sa

in 1916, exactly 100 years ago at the 19th street baptist church, still in existence today.oll up the sleeves of those veterans, you might find the wounds of shackles and whips. most could not read the declaration of independence or write their own names. is but in their hearts burned an enduring vision of true democracy. that no threat of death could ever erase. they understood the meaning of their contribution, they set a possibility in motion, passing down through the ages from heart to heart and breath to breath. we have given birth today to this museum and it is a testament to the dignity of the dispossessed in every corner of the globe who yearned for freedom. it's a song to the skcientists and teachers, the revolutionaries and the voices of protests. to the ministers in the office of peace it is a story of life, the story of our lives wrapped up in a beautiful golden crown of grace. i can hear the distant voice of our ancestor s whispering by th night, steal away home, we ain't got long to stay here. a big bold cry shouting i woke up this morning with my mind standing

we heard about a baptist church there completely destroyed. this is a separate picture from cole bert county and this is what remains of a house. you see a house that looks like this, these weren't weak tornados. some of these tornados appear to have been strong and we'll see many more homes destroyed when we get day break and see more of these pictures. as far as the tornado watch goes, everywhere here still in pink, we should be ending the one in new orleans shortly. tornado watch continues to 11:00 a.m. this morning for northern alabama, we had one tornado warning earlier near coleman, alabama. no longer showing any rotation, so that's good news out of there. the last map i'll show you is the damage path continued last night from mississippi, all the way through northern portions of alabama. 85 total storm reports, 27 of them being tornados. give you updates as we continue to get more pictures this morning. >> that means we'll check back with you in a bit. >>> three people are dead in tennessee after wildfires overtook the communities of ga

church because it started six years ago also and the church here in downtown hampton at the first baptist church where i grew up and i was sitting in a pew with my parents who are here and my a husband interviewing a former sunday school teacher of mine about her career as a mathematician at the research center. anonymous had an idea at the time that that first interview would turn into all of this the book, my first book and a movie that is as exciting to keep that level of enthusiasm the most gratifying thing for me has been learning about my home town there is so much that i did not know. and i didn't know about the people who lived here and i knew were growing up here. so this is a way to tell my story to trace my path for this is my history. this is your history. the mundane parts the fact that we are in and the church that sponsors the event to the archaeological remains. of those for african-american women christine darden comment dorothy vaughan, catherine johnson and mary jackson. [applause] i am so pleased also to let you know that many of the family members of mary jackson and

time now is x:xx --- a hate crime at a baptist church... vandals burn the church..and walls. we'll tell you how the gop nominee's campaign is responding. greg adlibs greg adlibs (errick simmons -mayor,city of greenville) "i see this as an this morning, mississippi police are calling the burning church a hate crime. police say the fire broke out tuesday night..and damaged most of the 1-hundred-11 year old baptist church. vandals had spray-painted the word's "vote trump" on a wall. federal investigators are on the ground this morning. the trump campaign released a statement saying they're "deeply saddened" by what happened. no arrests have been made. this morning, tensions are high in north dakota as protesters and police continue to clash over a controversial pipeline police hit protesters with pepper spray yesterday. the latest standoff is part of a months-long protest. they are trying to stop construction of a 12-hundred mile pipeline from north dakota to illinois. the say the project would disturb sacred native american sites. president obama says the army corps of engineer

and here where many worship at that all-institutional baptist church. and for had -- in voters, we spoke with the congregation members at the baptist church. >> i think what is going to happen, people are going to have to vote with passion and purpose. because this election is not simply significant, because every election is important. this is existential, when you look at what is happening around the country, the rhetoric, the kind of loss of stability. you won't vote, you're undecided >> in the neighborhoods, reverend colvert is getting out the votes. lisa says she will be counted. >> we have to have a president. we have to have a president. these are the two choices we have. >> my wife says if you don't vote you can't complain. >> that's right, that's right. when african-americans vote in large numbers in ohio, ohio votes democratic? >> yes. >> and when they don't come to the polls, ohio votes republican. what is going to happen? >> i'm going to pray that they come to the polls. i'm going -- >> but you're not feeling the ground swell? >> i'm not hea

adams / bishop, olivet baptist church) "it's something i've never never experienced before." butt too "i saw mothers all in the floor. the screams. i can still hear them." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day.... we also find out when the driver of that will be in court./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, this is 8 news now good day)) u-s celebrate thanksgiving...o ne community is mourning the death of yet another child after this week's school bus crash in tennessee. police say that a sixth child died due to injuries sustained in monday's accident. the man driving the bus when it swerved off the road with 37 students on board -- slamming into a tree. 24-year-old johnthony walker will be in court next week. he is facing numerous charges, including multiple counts of vehicular homicide. officials sayhi most recent accident he was involved in. sgt. austin garrett/chattanooga, tennessee police >> "the driver's driving history did include a minor wreck in september of this year investigated by our agency that's also part of investigation.

americans who care. >> they brut in bob katz and bulldozers and went to work. >> within days the baptists20 of these for families who lost homes. >> it was a mess out here. they cleaned it up. they cleaned it up and fixed it up and got us into our home. they have done that for the whole neighborhood. >> they have asked fema for a home loan. they got no response for three weeks then they were rejected. all of a sudden we hear hammering and she looks back and grabs my shoulder i look up they are already on the roof before they said yes. they were on a roof, the roof with tarps. >> we have people come from florida, alabama,>> without asking. strangers boarded up broken windows. >> they came up and started chopping all of these woods. >> we had people driving through. >> it was faith daysed fema that brought relief. >> people i don't know walked up and gave us money. it was taken care of. >> it is what happens every day in communities where there is an event or tragedy. >> neighbors helping neighbors. we need the barn raised who will show up and make it happen. >> spontaneous. it is way bette

and he was raised in the southern baptist household and viewed people were christian, not opposed toame-sex marriage and this was in 2011. michael agreed to do a cover story for out magazine which is a gay men's magazine in the united states. agreed to do a cover story for which he decided to appear shirtless on the cover of the gay men's magazine. this man's man appearing, it was just an incredible, it was a perfect storm and what was amazing about michael is it was so calculated by hand. he wanted to jumpstart conversation in the nfl about gay people and gay issues and he did the cause more and sat and the current warners of the world, they all took notice when michael irvin decided to be sure wason the cover of the gay men's magazine, talk about his gay brother and talk about same-sex marriage in 2011 and i look at that point as an important , a turning point in our movement . >> one of your chapters is on religion in sports, why? >> really, religion as a real strong grip on sports in the united states and it dates back to the early 20th century. it was very intentional by the chu

north phoenix baptist church. ending right around indian school. the parade starts at 11:00. you'll want to get there early t and set up the best seat. >> really looking forward to it and hope to see it all out captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the transition begins. >> we now are going to... want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forward to being with you many, >> pelley: the 44th president welcomes the 45th to his new office. the incoming first lady gets a tour of their new home. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> pelley: also tonight, protests against the election results. >> definitely enough to bring me to tears. >> pelley: great expectations. can the new president keep the promises he made?

john's baptist church across the street from the police station. he brought his own little daughter to authorities himself. >> reporter: that's right. authorities say the father showed up naked with his 4-year-old daughter in his arms unconscious. authorities say he had just come from inside the church behind me. last night the doors were left unlocked to allow parishioners to go inside and worship. today it's closed as investigators try and figure out how that little girl was killed. a crime scene outside of st. john the baptist catholic church after inside, herardo did the unmanlinable. authorities claim he drowned his daughter in the bap tizmal pool. >> they have three other kids. >> reporter: we spoke to a relative of the suspect who was too upset to show her face. do you think he did it? >> i don't know what to say. >> reporter: they say he left his wife and two other children earlier sunday with no explanation and they had no idea he was going to the church. police say shortly after he drowned the girl he ran 75 yards from the church naked an

this is the white rock baptist church they were joined by members of monumental baptist church on locustlternating locations. >>> and in north philadelphia, hot meals were served with love at one day at a time. that is the program for drug and alcohol recovery, as well as services affected by hiv aids. and people reconnecting with loved ones to see they are doing well in recovery, we are told that members of the 22nd police district volunteered for today's event. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks live with a family in philadelphia. they were sitting down for their holiday meal. >> it's busy. a delicious meal. i did eat, marion

the phrase "vote trump" was spray painted on the side of the hopewell missionary baptist church in greenville on tuesday night. the fbi has opened a civil rights investigation. $11,000 reward is offered to lead to the conviction of oe u.s. senate candidates in louisiana turned into a heated thrashing. a former kkk leader david duke. outside, protesters upset that the university would allow the former grand wizard on campus, were pepper sprayed as they tried to get inside. the focus on stage was duke. one candidate called him a snake and another called duke a liar. candidate mike pence paid his respects at a memorial for two police officers killed in iowa. the suspect scott greene is well known to area police and appeared to have issues with people of other races. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: the manhunt for scott greene, who police say gunned down two iowa police officers, ended quietly on this rural road when he gave himself up to an employee of the state department of natural resources. >> he flagged down an employee of the dnr, presented his i.d. to that employee and asked tha

his son, donald trump junior will speak at heritage baptist latest. >> reporter: tense moments on the campaign trail saturday night. secret service getting donald trump off the stage. they were seen removing one man and trump returned to the podium moments later. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. >> reporter: it capped a frenzied final saturday on the trail with saturation facing off against star power. hillary clinton pulling out all of the celebrity stops she could in a bid minorities to the polls. ? and you're going to hear me roar. >> saturday with pop star katy perry in pennsylvania. clinton is trying to build a fire wall to block trump from getting all of the 270 electoral votes. >> all of the campaigning doesn't mean anything if people don't vote. >> reporter: trump is visiting states across the country. four on saturday where he made his most ominous attacks yet. work and work well from day one for the american people. that will be impossible with hillary clinton. the prime suspect in a massive, far reaching, criminal investigation. >

someone spray painted "vote trump" on hopewell baptist church in greenville. firefighters discovered the message as flames engulfed the church tuesday night. in have a person of interest, but stop short of calling that person a suspect. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... yesterday was cloudy and damp with showers throughout the day, and highs in the mid to upper 50s. most of us got 0.25" to 0.75" of rain by evening, with the heaviest sky cleared out overnight with lows dropping into the mid 40s, but there is patchy dense fog. there is a dense fog advisory until 10am for inland counties. the beautiful weather returns today with sunshine, a light northerly breeze, and highs near 60. the sky is clear tonight with lows dropping to 43 along the lake, and upper 30s inland. sunshine and nice weather continues on friday with highs near 60, and a light breeze. the amazing stretch of fall weather lingers into the weekend with sunshine and highs in the lower to mid 60s after morning lows in the lower 40s. you get an extra hour of sleep this weekend

. >>> let's take a live look right now outside the baptist church in south tampa that is precinct 121. we have just about 35 minutes left to vote. mac it's almost done. now we've got to wait up and count. >> that's it for 10news at 6 nature to stay with us all night we have facebook live with analysis and an -- >> we will have the results and breaking news right here@wtsp.com. z262zz zy6z captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: now it's up to you. >> go vote. >> pelley: tonight, americans have the final word of campaign 2016 as they choose the next president of the united states. >> i feel fantastic. i'm praying. >> pelley: the candidates cast their ballots. >> i'm so happy. >> tough decision. >> pelley: it's election day in america. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it's the first tuesday after the first monday of november, and the last hours of the last day of voting.

supporters of the missionary baptist church in greenvill set up a gofundme page. it was to raise $10,000 for been donated. police say they are investigating that fire. police are looking at it as a possible hate crime. so far, nobody has been arrested. >>> moving day today for the original historic 1876 home of the congregation in d.c. away. tom sherwood has our report. >> reporter: the music store was busy as usual today in uptown tin leetown. but the owner could be found downtown watching crews moving l historic building that housed the first congregation in washington. moving it 50 in about two years and with millions of donated dollars, it will move again to third and f streets to center a new regional jewish museum. >> it's really important we recognize our history. >> it goes back generations in the district. even newcomers can learn in a community to know that the community itself cares about its history. >> the his cork building will be safeguarded while organizers planned a new museum. >> general grant came here when he was president of the united states

. >> turnout was steady at new hope missionary baptist church, where they say it is a privilege to get voters through the line. >> come out and get out and vote. >> i love doing it, and i love meeting the people and i think it is important that people get out and support about voting. >> many important congressional seats around our area up for grabs. moore re-elected in the 4th congressional district in milwaukee. she didn't even have a republican challenger. republican congressman jim sensebenner re-elected. >> incumbent congressman grothman beat sarah lloyd in in a closely watched race to replace reed ribble it looks as if mike gallagher will take that open seat in the area. >> our storm team forecast, and brian goddard, you have 30 seconds. >> thank you. >> the cold front came through yesterday. it was windy and today we're going 42 under a clear sky in milwaukee. it will be mostly sunny for today. yesterday we had sunshine in the inland areas. 56 for your high today with westerly winds around 9 miles per hour. there are clouds over the lake, they are moving away from us. a lot of

their plan is to hit to streets on a mission to save solomon's baptist church. maybe few in numbers, but they are strong fighters. >> we want to heal, and change the climate of this city. >> she is the brains behind this day of dialogue. >> i have walked the streets and up and down the streets handing out flyers. >> her outreach or souls, she >> your community is on the decline. we have to responsibility to go out and helping. >> the increase of violence among youth in milwaukee inspired her. >> we went to 16 funerals. six teen. something has to change. >> this is what they hope to do, encouraging community members to get on board. >> i wish more people would turn out. i'th why is that? >> her mission is to go to a different church each week to spread the word. >> there are 8 churches to help support jackson and her mission. >> local churns and school churches and schools are helping out people in need. they handed out thanksgiving this is what the holiday is all about. >> this gives us a chance to show that this organization, the food pantry, and our parishes a

the words "vote trump" spray painted on the side of the hope well missionary baptist church. the mayor called it a heinous, hateful, and cowardly act vowing to find and fully prosecute the culprits. >>> as coalition forces consolidate the hold on the outskirts of iraq's second largest city, the leader of isis militants not to give up the city. isis released often audio tape that said was from baghdadhi, and if true, it's the first time he was heard from in a year, and in a recording, he calls for suicide attacks in other countries. iraqi forces are knocking off isis resistance in a neighborhood in eastern mosul. >>> protesters and police crashed at new orleans where former kkk leader was speaking. demonstrators were angry that duke was black university as a platform for his views. police used pepper spray when some protesters tried to enter the debate hall. what do you think is the worst and best airport in this country? >>> well there is a new list out thanks to the folks over at pointsky.com. the travel site had the list and found that phoenix sky harbor airport is the best

you have the baptists and the quakers all frustrated with the legislature to adapt the bill. now the presbyterians could have been assured that they would be the established church in place of the episcopal church, they would have taken that. the thing one of the wants to be except for the baptists is to be in charge, but they come to the realization that since none of , it is betterit to neutralize the state completely in religious matters. that is the basic insight of , onlyne -- madison because of the jealousy of each. jefferson never sees that. he sees people have become more real small -- more reasonable like me. i say this as a parenthetical remark, i was on a conference with, sponsored by monticello to discuss the separation of church and state with scholars from all over the world, including two muslims, one from indonesia, one from iran, and europeans and americans. we were all discussing jefferson's argument, separates -- separation from church and state. the europeans understood that they agree with the argument, but the muslims found it in compensable. they said i

democratic challenger, mcginty focused on the african-american vote and was at the 10th baptist memorial church this afternoon and met with black clergy members to discuss what is at stake next tuesday. >>> montgomery county board of elections was grabbed an extension and now absentee ballots must reach the officers by tuesday at 8:00. after voters expressed concerns about meeting the deadline, check 6abc.com for a break down of extended hours at voter services. >>> in south jersey some parents are stuck in a bind now that an entire school district canceled school on election day. >> this comes after teachers requested the day off because they were worried they would not be able to cast their vote. >> that is washington township school superintendant who announced yesterday that the district's 11 schools will be closed next tuesday for election day. >> for the purpose of instruction and well being and safety there was no way i felts i could open the schools. >> wednesday afternoon the superintendant received a stack of requests from 300 teachers asking for election day off as is their ri

so the environment will be just >> marquette at home hosting houston baptist at the bradley center. big first half by the big man, luke fisher. he was seven of eight in that half. he finished the game with 22 points and 11 rebounds. nice move coming up by duane wilson. going to rock that rim. marquette wins easy tonight 101-79. >>> also milwaukee panthers this basketball team beat uc irvine today 54-37. also the admirals lose tonight 4-3. we're not done. stick around. >> welcome back, everyone. in tonight's hot shots, we take you back to madison where the badgers were having fun with the axe after the big win over the gophers today. check it out. >> paul bunyan's axe has been a part of this border rivalry since 1948. touchdown! and there the happiest moment for the badgers. the axe stays in madison! 10 west champs will take the axe for now. they'll look for another trophy next week in indianapolis. >> better watch those sharp edges, right? >> yeah, you'll cut your fi fingers. i have of a tree to cut down in my yard. >> exactly. come on over, badgers. >> tomorrow, not a bad day to be

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the fire was reported tuesday night at hopewell baptist church in greenville. firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze...which mostly damaged the 111- year old church sanctuary. vandals had spray-painted "vote trump" on an exterior wall of the intentionally set. the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and the state fire marshal's office are each offering 5- thousand dollar rewards the local crimestoppers agency is also offering another thousand dollars for information. the operation to retake the iraqi city of mosul continues ... the leader of the islamic state group releases a message to followers telling them to keep up the fight. meanwhile -- iraqi special forces have recaptured one neighborhood in the killed eight isis militants while going door to door in the area. despite the progress that the iraqi forces have made ... the iraqi government says it will be a challenge for troops to retake other parts of the city. isis militants continue to fire mortar rounds at the forces. national guard officials in michigan are investigating what led to s

the town hosted it's gaterhing in the memorial garden outside univesity baptist church. people got a chance to enjoy christmas car pictures with santa. meteorologist steve stewart is here now with the next in sports their crushing loss to the what went wrong. nothing in the after doing absolutely nothing in the first half -- the panthers exploded for four touchdowns in just over twelve minutes of football. the surge gave carolina an eight point fourth quarter lead in oakland -- a lead they couldn't hold. passing in the first half and no first downs in the 2nd quarter - khalil mack reads the screen pass and newton throws it right to him. it's a 17 point oakland lead. it's like a different team came out of the locker room after halftime. newton on the money off his back foot - 88 yards to ted ginn -- that was sandwiched by two jonathan stewart scores to push carolina into the lead. then -- newton -- deep to kelvin benjamin who hadn't had a catch to this point in the game -- juggles all the way back to take an eight point lead. oakland answers -- derek carr to clive walford

some one spray painted vote trump on the hopewell baptist church. there are no suspects. the mayor is calling it a hate crime. >> a complaint filed with t federal election commission. alleging that a boston law firm broke campaign finance laws with fraudulent donations to politicians. mostly democrats. the case was turned up in a joint investigation by the "boston globe." and the center for responsive polit politics. tony dokoupil has the details. >> reporter: the thornton law firm has ten partners but dollar for dollar one of the nation's biggest political donors. according to the firm's documents leaked by a whistle making donations partners receives money matching the amount they gave. >> once the law firm knew we had the record they didn't deny that this was the case. scott allen the globe spotlight editor. >> hundreds and hundreds of a times a lawyer would dough that money to a candidate or political party and almost immediately be given back the same sum. >> that is correct. if you give a donation and somebody else reimburses you for the donation that is a clear vio

you're taking a live look at the baptist church in tampa. the parking lot -- look at the line. we have all pretty much voted. >> the early voting has kicked their decision and others say the heat of the election has them fed up. something i want to move to canada.>> and tonight's story we're taking look at weather there will really be a mass exodus out of the u.s. be a mass exodus out of the u.s. this is nothing new. it seems like every four years someone in y office, on your facebook page says if my candidate loses i'm moving to canada. but this is what we found out. >> it's become a hallmark of american presidential elections the person who threatens to move to canada if they don't like the election result. but when you press the issue, not many people are buying a. >> i don't think people would do that. myself. even though i never would. >> i think people are frustrated. you say things that you don't mean.>> let them give up and go. we can get rid of more like that maybe will be better off. >> even though canadians we found think it's a bunch of tough talk.>> i don't think t

you're taking a live look at the baptist church in tampa. the parking lot -- look at the line. we have all pretty much voted. >> the early voting has kicked