it's one long mass. we have people who are a little confused by that but it's a beautiful service where we actually say this is all one long journey. >> thursday, friday, saturday. >> they all go together. and people can come and go as they please. but on thursday we have many people called the momdotune. as i have loved you. be a serve ant to one another and because of that we have the washing of the feet. so you will see the posttor or the archbishop go down and wash the feet of people signifying that he is a serve ant to them just as jesus washed his apostal feet and in many parishes that extends out. >> it's a beautiful ceremony i know. and then i believe the altars are stripped. the church is emptied and then good friday is upon us. >> right holy ends beautifully on friday where there's prayer during the evening and we go into friday like you said. we strip the altar. it becomes a very solemn time and we drape across as you saw in that other photo usually in red. >> and good friday now. we have a fe

roth: when you look at mass violence over the long duration, from the 17th century down into the 1940's, 1950's, 1960's, what you will see is that a lot of it has to do with people's feelings towards government and society. it has to do with, do we have a stable political system? you will see there is a lot of mass violence uncontested frontiers. there is a lot of mass violence during revelations, during civil wars. that it is not just the mass violence that goes up in these periods, it turns out it correlates perfectly with individual violence among people. you will see more deadly property feuds, more robbery murders, sexual assault murders, feud murders, honor murders. if you look at the deaths in mass violence and political protest, can you map it out against everyday murders, they go up and down in sequence. do --we think it has to until recently, it maps out over for 50 years the degree to which people feel included an empowered by their government. am i included? you can see. 7/10 british patriot -- you can see periods of intense patriotism. somebody people in the north and sou

earlier this month they were linked to a mass murder on long island in new york.to speak about it, because of their immigration status. the bbc‘s nada tawfik reports. 0fficer stephen is on the lookout for members of the central american gang ms—13 whose brutality has caused so much fear and anxiety here. this location where they are known to hang out, engaged in low—level narcotics work. known to hang out, engaged in low- level narcotics work. flowers mark where a 15—year—old was found beaten to death by alleged members of ms-13, beaten to death by alleged members of ms—13, the majority of whom are here illegally. the gruesome those caught the attention of president trump. it is precisely these cases, he says, that justify trump. it is precisely these cases, he says, thatjustify a crackdown on immigration. she was awesome. still in mourning, her parents say there was no reason their daughter had to dive. they want the police to take back the streets as well as tougher screening of immigrants. when you come to the united states it is a dream. you want to make a dre

pittsburgh steelers chairman dan rooney is going to be happening today he lived a long life, many accomplishments, massl be held at 11:00 at st. paul cathedral in the pittsburgh. among those expected to attend is former president barack obama, you may remember rooney served as ambassador to ireland, under the obama administration, he died last thursday, at the age of 84. >>> here's a question, i saw this one on twitter, why did lady gaga face time prince harry? there is a personal connection they both share. >> we will have the answer in two minutes. >> coming up in sports in a minute, eagles get together for off season work out and north dakota kid carson wentz talks about dealing with big city pressure, that is coming up next in sports. ♪ when it comes to heartburn... trust the brand doctors trust. nexium 24hr is the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for all day and all night protection... banish the burn... with nexium 24hr. >>> yesterday carson wentz, talked about what a feeling of second year. >> i don't really like to put pressure on myself, i just let things

mass destruction. this verdict capping off a long two and a half years in pike county. and after the sniper ambush, the ensuing 48-day manhunt and now the trial. in closing arguments, the district attorney was blunt calling frein a terrorist with murder in his heart and a rifle in his hand. the jury saw that rifle, plus a lot of other evidence including surveillance video of the attack. and for two hours, the prosecution recapped their evidence. the defense only spoke for ten minutes. frein kept quiet and the next step is seeking the death penalty in this case. >> we will be working towards the appropriate sentencing verdict in this case with aggravating factors we're going to ask the jury to consider the appropriate sentence in this case. >> the the next step is very important to us, we've been preparing tr it over two years. we're hoping to save his life. >> that's frein's defense team there. as we mentioned, they did not present any evidence or call any witnesses during the criminal portion of this kriel trooil. now we're at the penalty phase. they do expect to call

that air mass is a possibility. sunday it long like we have temperatures that will turn cooler.he farther from washington, the warmer it will be. even with the cooler temperatures there is a chance of showers on sunday. warm front on mound and back to 83. they will stay below and then average to next week. not terrible. it's not tie for day after day after day in the 80's. we'll take it. alison: thank you. larry: well, d.c. delegate of congress wants to be sure that some people who work in washington live in wash alison: the wait is over. find out when the fan favorites are coming back to the theaters. >> an emotional day for the prince george's county public safety community as the top valor awards go to people who lost their lives in the line of duty. larry: but first look at what is coming up tonight -- alison: the abc7 "cup of joe" is live there. the tip-off is early at 6:00. be prepared for are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrt

peter's square from not too long ago as pope francis celebrated easter mass this morning.ithful are in st. peter's square on this easter sunday, which christians believe is the day jesus rose from the dead. and matt delucia is live in christ church in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. matt. >> reporter: the church service here for easter sunday, the sunrise service, it has become a tradition here in old city and many folks that have made this their own tradition, they made their way inside the church and take a look what it looked like at about an hour ago. a few dozen people woke up very early to be here and symbolically the church gathered sticks and branches from the burial ground here and used that for kindling in this fire. once they moved inside, theyed with prayers and hymns to continue the celebrated belief. i spoke with some of the faithful here earlier and they say it's special. >> is it just -- i am getting chills about what happens in there, it's so beautiful we are all just one, and that's what it feels, we are just one unit of the universe, and it's just

avenue closed between roberts and mid veil, so far, so good at the airport and in problems on mass transit but how long will this rain hang out? sue has that answer in 15 seconds >>> looking at our doppler radar we have a lot of rain, in carolinas, where center of the low pressure system is, moving northward and will dump rain later in the day but as you saw bob kelly's traffic cameras we have seen a bit in the line of rain moving from lancaster county all the way up to around trenton and moving from south to north. so around charleston, chester county, up in pottstown in montco, we have got hatfield, and warminster all of those places experiencing heavy rain we have had our rain in philadelphia around one for today, 53 degrees is our current temperature and the ground is kind of wet, so be careful out there it is windy too with a 13 miles an hour sustain wind in philadelphia, some are wind gusts to the southeast specially are in the 20 to 25 miles an hour range and that is how it will be all day, just think rainy, windy all day long. visibility isn't great in wildwood, and atlantic city and it is redu

leader, kim jong-un, is seen ordering a barrage of artillery fire, 300 long range self-propelled guns, submarines, bombers, masses of soldiers, all of it a direct warning to the u.s. and president trump, says a north korean government official given rare authorization to speak to cnn. >> translator: this exercise is a direct response to acts of aggression by the united states, he says. a dramatic show of force shown on state tv, far less provocative than what many had been bracing for, north korea's sixth nuclear test. a test the trump administration warnings would have grave consequences. u.s. intelligence believes a nuclear test is no longer imminent, something north korea won't confirm. sak says the timing has nothing to do with mounting international pressure. >> translator: the nuclear test is an important part of our continued efforts to strengthen our nuclear forces, he says. >> are you saying that north korea will conduct another nuclear test? >> translator: as long as america continues its hostile acts of aggression, we will never stop nuclear and missile tests. >> reporter: i ask about the three america

but we have been dealing with mass transit issues all morning long.ve an update for you. >> good morning, it's wednesday, april 5. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec. we want to give you a live look on the senate floor this morning where democrats jeff merkley has been filibustering for almost eight hours protesting against supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch. he plans to keep going as long as he can. the senate is supposed to start voting on gorsuch's nomination tomorrow. republicans are promising to confirm him by the end of the week. >>> starting today in san francisco, political ad will be taken down from muni's buses, trains and shelters. kpix 5's jackie ward reports. >> reporter: kenny, it was a matter of protecting people's first amendment rights. this one will make riders more comfortable. the board voted unanimousl favor of this new ad policy that bans anything political or controversial. that includes ads people find offensive, harmful or disruptive. years ago you may remember seeing anti-muslim ads on muni. so while the city denounced

mass. they were friend for a long timing. former president appointed dan rooney as u.s. am bar sdor to ireland from 2009 to 2012. >> big milestone for a woman in jamaica believed to be oldest in the world at 117. >> brown has two caregivers and spepdz most time resting at home with 97-year-old son she still keeps active walking short distances and eats what she wants lot of greepz, beaver, fish, no fork or chicken though. >> speaking of age defining special moment boston marathon first back in 196p completed it again. age of 07. that's her with the visor. katherine switzer became historic because she was first woman to complete all male registration and an officials just five years lightser in 1972. her bib number 261 is retired. >> that woman in the visor is 70. >> you have to be kiting me. >> she looks amazing. >> she's taking more than short walks. >> yes. wow. she looks incredible. >> good former. >> good job indeed. >> 6:12 is the time. time for met wrote riders today. there's the giveaway details next. >> in the meantime should be a nice start to the day oar nice s

outcry that we have seen in last couple of years, especially after we have seen mass shootings, to do more, to do checks, longor guns to limit the amount of rounds that could be sold, to limit the selling of assault rifles, all of these things and they will continue to fight against any kind of attempts by those who are opposed to the things to come into effect from the government. we are watching a live picture from atlanta by the national rifle association, 146th annual convention is taking place. that is in georgia. about 80,000 members and some 800 exhibitors are expected to ta ke some 800 exhibitors are expected to take part in this event which were last in the next four days, and donald trump is expected to appear fairly soon to address the convention, and when he does biba listen in to hear what he has to say. of course this is a 99 of his administration, 100 days since he took office tomorrow. you were just talking about this is going to be all of the changes that donald trump has made to the gun laws in this first 100 days with his various executive orders, it is good to be a big setback for those wh

so in about 98 we set engineers to finland to see if they could port technology to the mass market phones and the longand short of it was that they licensed it and embedded in their phones and ship several hundred million of them and saved beatniks bacon because we would have gone the way of many other businesses if it were not for this one deal. >> you mentioned ringtones and needed from another company called retro ring tones which i think in some measure was the payoff for all of this hard-working silicon valley and there's an interesting story about the ring tone phenomenon because you may remember 10, 12, 13 years ago kids were willing to spend $2.50 on a rather poor sounding slice of a song of a pop song, but not 99 cents for the actual song. you make a interesting point about that. >> and in the music could not figure this out. they were trying to launch platforms to sell music for 99 cents and they were failing dismally. they couldn't work out why ring tones like this substandard rendition of a hit were selling by the bucket load for two and half bucks a pop and it really hit me one christmas

long, couple of different things. construction out there. whole host of things in mass transit. but most seriously, pull your attention to now is overnight accident. very serious accident, happened at 2:00 in the morning, but still has residual effect on you right now as you head out the door watch are we looking at? the result of police chase, in bristol bucks county, so 95 north, at route 413, you are right now being diverted off at route 413 or exit 40. if you want to avoid the area altogether, which is what i would suggest you do, bristol pike or route one will be your best bet. but you can see how much activity still going on out there. not to mention the residual effect, pile up, back up behind it, avoid the area if at all cost, being diverted off or use bristol pike or route one, jan, jim, back to you. >> after five weeks on the run, the search now over for tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping his 15 year old student. >> melissa rainy spoke with elizabeth thomas' family they're overjoyed that she is safe. >> started getting the text messages, then the phonecalls, you k

korea and in fact she said that north korea should spend more money helping its long-suffering citizens and less on weapons of mass, these comments from north korea were the first time that australia has been singled out in this way. that regime saying there could be a possible nuclear attack. now authorities here say they do not believe that the north koreans have the ability at this moment to reach australia with the nuclear weapon, but nevertheless, it is obviously concerning and really, think it is a concern that is shared in the region, and obviously by the u.s. and indeed around the world, what is happening with the weapons program in that country. now this was all happening as the vice president was here, having lovely opportunity to do some touring, the kind of famous iconic sites here. but nevertheless, it is important that north korea is front and center for the two countries and the allies. >> you can't dismiss the undercurrent of tension despite the pikes with koalas. thank you. >>> and my next guest is in the middle a twitter battle over ann coulter's right to speak at a university and the university'

minister, julie bishop, who said north korea should meet the needs of their long suffering citizens and not investing in weapons of masson. but for the vice president and the australian prime minister here, the belief is that he is only going to really respond to more than simply words. they are going to need to be actions as well. what sort of actions those are, what it looks like, wheredy lomasy begins or ends need to be discussed. but one of the most important things for the vice president was reaching out to a strong regional ally and strengthening the alliance between the united states and australia, an alliance that goes back nearly 100 years and very much both pubically and privately we saw from everyone here they believe that's happening. now the vice president and his family in just a few hours will be getting on a plane and heading back to the united states. >> as it is almost tomorrow there in australia. great to see you. thank you so much. that's going to wrap up this hour. ahead on a.m. joy, how health care for the poor figures over bargaining on trump's wall. i'll seal you at 3:00 p.m. for "the pulse." fl

mass. we'll have more on how easter was celebrate add long the globe coming up in the broadcast. >> a time honored tradition takes place tomorrow at the white house. trump roll. 21,000 people will attend this year and everything ready to go for the event. it's a tradition that goes back to early 1800s when first lady dolly madison invited local kids to egg rolling on the grounds of the capitol. rutherford b. haze made it a tradition in 1878. >> i think spicer should bring it back. >> okay, president trump attended easter services with family and episcopal church in mar-a-lago estate. and mike pence is spending eastner south core he a north korea has been threatening to further defense and nuclear capabilities. and pence arrived hours aft failed missile test. earlier saturday the country held event to honor founder and paraded missiles in front ever the current leader kim young unand the north korean government has not acknowledged last night missile launch or failure. to the districts when a man is dead after stabbed in north east. investigators have been inside this capitol hill home to f

long-shot in the first quarter. you get facebook, amazon, google all hitting record highs in the month of march. crude mass been down 2 out of the last three quarters. across the pond theresa may is saying bye-bye to the e.u. the lisbon treaty formally states the u.k.'s intention toys leave the european union. negotiations will take about two years. in washington republicans continue to bicker amongst themselves over healthcare. the president also calling out the freedom caucus. and the battles continue on the russia investigation leaks. gary: tom lee and larry pitkowsky are here. we just wrapped up the first quarter. when i think about what happens. the dow was supposed to go up, it went down. the stock market was suppose to go -- up, it went up. >> i think it is a testament to how much animal spirits have improved. like you see in ceo confidence you are advise, and the rotation that flows into the equity markets. gary: was the flows into equities a surprise? did more money go into he can wits than yo -- even to equitien you thought? >> the pace in the first quarter will be the largest since 2009. trish:

it's the little things that keep massing together and make this big ball that, before long, i can't carry. >> he's learned that bureaucrats keep their jobs by finding p >> >> let's say a building codes inspector comes out. if he doesn't find anything, then what good is he? he can't justify his position unless he says, boss, i found this and this and this. it just keeps rolling and r >> th >> that time and money he spends obey obeying government could have gone to create jobs. >> without the government deterring the growth of this business, we could hire ten more get out get out of our way and leave us alone, and we can create all the vob cans. >> but big government doesn't get out of the way. it keeps helping us. for example, are you disabled? politicians in there say they can help you find jobs. but, no, they can't. >> we must take strong action. >> remember this guy? >> young senator al gore helped convince democrats and republicans to overwhelmingly pass the americans with disabilities act. >> the point of the ada was to get people with disabilities employed, and it's had absolutely th

mass will also be canceled. you are watching bbc "world news america." still to come on tonight's program, long queues and little patience. why inflation and food sources are some of the problems plaguing venezuela. a man who says he works as a hit man for the philippine president has fled the country. he may be allegations in february. he has turned to the catholic church for protection. he says he killed more than 200 people. a member of a death squad acting of the president when he was the mayor. i was responsible for the killing. he is speaking out after a spiritual awakening. god.ar of i am afraid to die. reporter: he is in hiding. the church protecting and counseling him. telling their followers that the killings are wrong. way to solvethe the problem. fornderstand the hurt, but us christians, it is just a vengeance. if you are just looking for vengeance, you are no longer christians. reporter: the president has launched a scathing attack on the church. >> religion, what is the meaning of it? reporter: the church, once a powerful political force, is carrying out small acts of rebellion. p

long time. is that true? what do we know about the critical mass of allegations against bill o'reilly?gations, like you said, have been coming out for some time. these allegations go back longer than a decade. and i think it's important to reiterate that fox news and its parent company were aware of many allegations because they were involved in some of the settlements and paid some of the settlement money to some of bill o'reilly's accuser. that was $13 million in settlements to five women who accused him of sexual harassment or verbal accuse. the question for the her docks who sit at the top was what kind of company do we want to be and how legitimate are these accusations against bill o'reilly? i think what happened is there was so much public pressure and so much public out cry. there was obviously that flight of advertisers and meanwhile, you know, rue pert her dock slowly but surely is handing this company over to his sons who have a bigger understandability. the former chief executive could no longer sit at the top because of the sexual harassment allegations against him. >> i d

mass evacuations from one area to another. it is not clear what effect that will have on the country's cohesion long-term.ost: thank you very much. missing,97 people are believed drowned after their ship sank off the coast of libya. many coming from sub-saharan africa were e their wayay to europe. a spokesperson said 22 people were rescued by the libyan coast guard. 15 women and 5 children are among those missing. one of the most shocking events in recent russian history. a european court of human rights says russian authorities failed to adequately protect the victims of the 2004 school massacre. an attack by chechen rebels left to 30 people dead, most of them children. -- left 230 people dead, most of them children. ofthe morning the first september, 2004, they did not know it would be the last time they would waive their families can buy. stormed thetants school at 9:00 in the morning. what followed was a three-day siege. terrorists rigged the gymnasium with explosives and held 1000 people captive, including 800 children. the militants demanded the withdrawal of russian troops from the republic of chec

long way. these are fresh bodies, victims of the war in kosovo, whose existence was meant to be covered up. these are being investigated now, by serbian investigators. so why are massing up in batajnica, a suburb of belgrade, of petrovo selo in eastern serbia? if this is all manufactured, why are these graves turning up here now? mrs milosevic, these are vital questions. even the president says he is ashamed of some of the things that serbs have done. you don't share his shame? your husband... mrs markovic. .. your husband, mrs milosevic, faces some of the most serious charges on the planet, the charges of genocide. why are there no members of the united nations who are protesting at these charges, no members of the security council, russia is not protesting, nobody is protesting that he is held illegally? only you and your husband. why is that? the serbian prime minister, mrs markovic, says that you too are under investigation, and it is possible that you may be arrested at some point. what would you say to that? some people are suggesting that instead of denying everything, history would look more kindly on your husband if he was to accept some responsibility for

mass military parade in north korea. the p young. therefore the birth of the founding father, the long dead kim il—sung.that has sent star wars fans into a frenzy. now, to the movie trailer that has sent star wars fans into a frenzylj only sent star wars fans into a frenzy.” only know one truth. it is time for thejedi to only know one truth. it is time for the jedi to end. only know one truth. it is time for the jedi to end. this clip, released on the internet, is the first look at the latest wars film, the last jedi. it follows on from the force awa ke ns jedi. it follows on from the force awa kens and will feature jedi. it follows on from the force awakens and will feature the late carrie fisher. the trailer was unveiled at a star wars celebration in florida, and thousands rush to watch it online injust in florida, and thousands rush to watch it online in just the first few minutes. 0ne watch it online in just the first few minutes. one of those were scott casanova. the huge banner the films and a contributor to the bob fat fan club. hejoins and a contributor to the bob fat fan club. he joins us and a

north korea should spend more time dealing with its citizens who have been long suffering and not spend so much money on weapons of massuction. australia is not backing down. and i think what has happened is that the alliance, which was having a little bit of wear and tear, has been strengthened by the visit of the american vice president and both in public and privately the americans and the australians are saying that the visit by the vice president nt very wel and t alliance is closer. >> all right, sara james fro melbourne, thank you very much for the latest from there. >>> he's on a mission, fighting to protect a precious natural resource. up next, my conversation with the most decorated u.s. olympian in history, michael phelps. >>> and at the top of the hour, it's "meet the press." un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. because this scent lasts up to 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. freshness for weeks! whoa,i just had to push one button to join. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though

long. arthel: tens of thousands at the vatican today as pope francis led palm sunday mass in st. peter's square, the pope strongly condemning today's deadly attacks on two coptic christian churches in egypt. and speaking about those in the world suffering from terrorism and violence. bryan llenas with more. reporter: millions of christians in the world celebrating palm sunday today, today, tens of thousands at st. peter's square. pope francis led the solemn ceremony at heart of catholic church as cardinals and faithful clutched on to blessed palm fronts. >> i pray for the dead and injured, i am close to the families and community, may god convert their hearts. reporter: in jerusalem. pilgrims waived the palm branches. then in philippine, catholic worshippers held a procession in manila, palm sunday is one of the most important days of the year in the philippines. at mass in dome a damascus, wors prayed. in stockholm sweden, palm sunday with a new means today. and pope also decrying suffering from war and terrorism. arthel: thank you. eric: she is known as space cowgirl, she is ma

long. i rescued everyone else, but i couldn't rescue you. >> the manhunt is intensifying and expanding for a wisconsin man who may be plotting an act of massoseph posted a chilling video to his ak sending a manifesto to president trump. >> revolution. it's time for change. >> please do not approach him. we consider him armed and highly dangerous. >> officials say the manifesto contains disparaging comments about the president and all authority as well as plans for a brutal attack aimed at several targets. >> delta airlines canceled 275 more flights today as delays caused by storms drag on. a new line of storms came through adding to today's backlog. hundreds of passengers remain stranded at the airport. delta canceled 3,000 flights this week. >> goo "good morning america" hs much more on the intensifying situation in syria. you can watch that following "action news" tomorrow morning. >> a delaware community as authorities press their search for the man that abducted and sexual assaulted a four-year-old girl. police are keeping surveillance in plum run. the little girl was playing outside her home when she was taken. two hours later she was

long. if you suffer from allergies and every person in this room does, except kenny, we have been sneezing and wheezing. we have the very dry air massin place. we have high pressure keeping us sunny and warm. same in the central valley. 60, 70. 48 degrees in the south shore. we have more snow in the forecast by the end of the week. temperatures today 60s through the 70s near 80 degrees in the warmest spots inland. we remain mild wednesday. increasing clouds wednesday and thursday. rain arrives on friday and saturday. i have to go back to my computer and it looks like from the incoming system we could see four inches of rain in the north bay by the time this system is out of here. >> i better put in my vacation. >> let's take a look at your bay area roads starting with something around 7:00 a.m. the bridge at the plaza in vallejo there will be road work in the three left lanes. it will be closed for emergency pavement repair work 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. it will slow you down. if you can get out there early, that's a good idea. in contra costa county we have an accident on harvard street. the off ramp is closed after a two vehicle cras

mass transit. we have been having problems with bart all morning long. that's back on time. ace and muni on time. if you are taking san francisco bay ferry keep in mind some of the ferries this morning and this afternoon will be serviced by buses. >>> this picture was just sent in by christine driving around niles canyon yesterday and she can't get over just how green the rolling hills are. can you see that? it's spectacular. thanks. keep the photos coming and visit me on my facebook page and post your photos and then i'll share them with everybody here at kpix 5. we head over to sfo now where we have the official ribbon-cutting of that brand-new tower back in october. it stands 221 feet tall. the faa says this morning there's no reports of any airport delays there or at mineta or oakland international airport. clouds continue to filter into the bay area. these clouds are all associated with a pretty potent area of low pressure that will be bringing us some very blustery conditions. majorly dry on the evening commute until thursday -- mainly dry on the evening commute until thursday. heavy rain o

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