jesus! >> i think mary, like any mother, would have been horrified at what was happening to jesus. afraid for her son. things would've been happening very quickly, and she wouldn't really have understood what was going on. >> he's in a situation that's essentially a riot in the making. >> but he passed through the midst of them and went on his way. >> you could see this story as one of the early indications of the miraculous power that jesus is going to have. it's partly a way of showing that he's a peace maker, that he's not going to fight back, but it's also a way of showing that he's somehow stronger than that. he's not a weakling that they can bully in that way. >> jesus' time in nazareth had come to an end. >> insofar as we know, he never returned there again. >> they reject him, and he says, "right. i'm carrying my ministry forward, but it will be somewhere else that i will bring what i've come to do to fruition." >> but has modern archaeology uncovered the home he left behind? first mentioned in a medieval text then lost for centuries, is this cave church what remains of the

jesus responds as a teacher. when marynts jesus with the same question, jesus' response is much more emotional. he weeps. >> one of the shortest verses in the gospel is, "jesus began to weep." it's very powerful to hear because it reminds us of jesus' humanity. >> this stands out because jesus does not portray a lot of emotion in many other times, so why here? why here is he so troubled? it brings us to that issue of how close of a friend this lazarus was, and perhaps that jesus is doubting just for a moment that this is god's will. >> i think there's no question that it reflects the deep and profound friendship he had with this family. >> where have you laid the body? >> there's also this very deep frustration that even as long as he has been with them, they still don't understand him, and they still don't understand what he's capable of doing. >> jesus has shown his humanity. now he will prove his divinity. >> lazarus. >> and set the course for his own death and resurrection. ly... with drivewise. it lets you know when y

yet this is the holy family with jesus mary and joseph depicted as a composite when they came to egypt. the background needs a few details that show there in egypt so we have the pyramids palm trees and the pharaoh nick temple. i always create a design before i start cutting the glass and i design like this one. first i draw it in pencil then i trace it in black. then i change the compass so the virgin mary for example always wears blue first cops she represents the second haven't i never use only a single shade of blue i begin with the different types of glass that i work with for example i ask myself what the messiah should wear and then i begin choosing the colors i want to use. many developed cops are drawn to the small church of st mary and cairo site district. honey so juarez and his wife know how often come here with their son tony they have a deep. faith in the blessings of the virgin mary and the other saints. and this is tell me. in nine hundred sixty eight the virgin mary appeared at this church it was april second a tuesday is that of the world you need to get done out of b

a statue of jesus and mary seen intact and fragments of the cross and a male from the crucifixion aregreatest are the beams that held the ceiling, the roof, they were derived from enormous trees that no longer exist in france or europe. there was a solemn procession, the president repeated his bow to rebuild notre dame. >> translator: we will build the cathedral of notre dame even more beautiful. and want this to be done in the next 5 years. >> reporter: architects casting doubt on that 5-year window saying it will probably take much longer than that. 800 million have done to the reconstruction effort, most of that from private donors. >> that would be really something if they manage to do that in that time. thank you. back at home some republicans pushing back against the mueller probe ahead of the redacted release and the ranking member of the house intelligence committee vowing to investigate the investigators. griff jenkins live in washington as the moment we have been waiting for draws closer. looks like it is going to happen. >> the investigation led by devon nunez into the orig

statues of jesus and mary have been seen intact and also reportedly fragments of the cross and a nail from that, from the crucifixion are intact. the greatest loss, the fantastic beams that held the roof, they were made from massive trees that longer exist neither in france, nor in europe. last night, people prayed for the cathedral. there was a procession that went to notre dame and president macron repeated his pledge to he rebuild notre dame. >> we will build the cay thee ll of notre dame even more beautiful and i want this to be done within the next five years. >> reporter: now, lauren and cheryl, the next five years seemed awfully ambitious according to architects and archeologists and all sorts of experts who say it's going to take a lot longer than that. but there has been an overwhelming response to calls for the public to he help and for funds for this project. so r far, it' far it's up to 80n euros, a bit over $800 million in pledges, most of it private. cheryl: it's amazing the amount of generosity from around the world. apple's ceo, tim cook, the latest to reveal his compa

. >> just a few days before his crucifixion, a woman came to jesus and anointed his feet with expensive ointments and perfumes. >> marynoints jesus with pistic nardis, the chanel no. 5 of antiquity, and she uses a whole pot of it, a whole year's worth of a day laborer's wages. >> people who saw it were scandalized. they were shocked. >> none more so than the group's treasurer, judas. >> why was the ointment wasted in this way? >> leave her alone! >> jesus has been preaching this message about the poor and ministering to them and giving away your coat, and now all of a sudden, he's going to let this woman pour a huge amount of money's worth of perfume on him. >> this ointment could have been sold for more than 300 denarii and given to the poor. >> it's sort of one set of rules for the disciples and a different set of rules for jesus. we can see why this event would upset judas. >> this was a big turning point for judas because immediately after he sees this anointing, he goes to the authorities and says, "i will betray jesus to you." >> but the following day, judas is back at jesus' side as they make a momentous entry

a mountain tops public crucifixes has been destroyed or vandalized and public statues of jesus and the virgin mary have been decapitated or destroyed and according to the observatory in france anti christian attacks have sharply risen since the beginning of twenty nineteen this is paris is historic seoul suit peace last month a fire here briefly caught the attention of the media. it didn't take long for an investigation to say the attack was deliberate and cause nearly a million damage but take a closer look at how it was reported by some news wires the headline reads the church briefly catches fire. almost a month later the story doesn't appear to have been updated suggesting that a deliberate attack on one of paris is largest churches just wasn't backed newsworthy at the same time other anti religious attacks not only make the headlines they stay. the latest official figures from the french government to give us a better insight into what's happening in twenty eighteen there was a shop brian. in the number of anti sematic incidents five hundred forty one that's up seventy four percent compared w

the cities coptic district at the church of surgeons and baucus there's a crypt where mary joseph and the infant jesus are said to have rested. and then the other well come to the holiest place in the world the world's oldest and smallest church. it will be cavernous where the holy family stayed for three months a church was built here during the apostol a cage and the cavern church of saint sergius and pakis is one of the very oldest churches and has a special altar apps these are the original stones. on which the messiah rested state in the city. the most famous come to church is next door known as the hanging church it is named for its construction on top of the ruins of an old roman fortress. the hanging church contains many icons which are revered there is also a collection of relics of the saints which draws many believers to worship and prayer. art. even here in the old muslim city center the narrow streets and alleyways of the bazaar are dotted with coptic merchants and shops. in. a somewhat silver works shop is a city institution. as is was of himself among the many objects in his shop are co

a church marks a mother's agony, where jesus meets mary for the last time. >> have you had someone pass is alive. >> there is never too much light. we can never get too much light in our lives. >> reporter: thank you. >> so we are coming through oof he doors that comes into the holy sepulcher, itself. >>eporter: wow. en we walk through these doors, we're going to see -- >> rewill see calgary. >> reporter: calgary is where jesus was crucified, now located insidehe church of the holy sepulcher. >> we are coming the actual place where jesus was crucified now. then you can see hundreds go inside. >> so when you touch the rock, i honestly felt gratitude. >> exactly. >> reporter: i really did. >> i'm glad for that. >> reporter: i feel this, the faith. you feel spirituality all around you at the stone of appointing where jesus' body was prepared for burial. when you touch it what do you 'tthink? >> i dknow, a kind of a sensation being so up close. it comes into your heart. what we believe is that weake our prayer after continuing. >> reporter: we say a prayer? >> say a prayer. for your >> repo

centre on the ci’oss mean most of them centre on the cross rising out from the statue of mary holding the dying jesushe symbolism is obviously they're kind ofa symbolism is obviously they're kind of a plane to see, and symbolism is obviously they're kind ofa plane to see, and i symbolism is obviously they're kind of a plane to see, and i think it ca ptu res of a plane to see, and i think it captures the spirit that you saw with the french with their outpouring of grief, but also this kind of coming together among notre dame being a symbol for the french, despite it —— being a secular country, religion plays an interesting part in their national life. you can see the cross reflected in all the water, itjust shows the damage inside, standing that those walls are still standing. the p is, would be so moist with the liquid, the liquid, the amount of water that was used is astonishing and actually the timber is, how dangerous it must've been, it's a sort of, i made of the photographers, if i was married to one of them i would have a go after saying what are you doing, and this country you can't get into a

mary, full of grace, the lord is with thee. blessed art th amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, jesus. prly mary, mother of god,. home. w i'll do whatever yt. whatever you guys want but please, can this happen? soon i just can't take it anymore. i try to have so much faith like it's gonna work, and i believe in you and everything. it's just really weighing on me. please. i trust you for everything. i love you. amen. father, son, holy spirit. amen. (sighs, sniffles) ♪ ha >> ♪ you, oh, dear lord for the many blessings that you always give mer ♪ thank you for yve and your holy spirit that is always near me ♪ while down on my kneesun i feel srthy ♪ and i cry i'm sorry ♪ and my soul rejoices giving you the glory for l you've done for me ♪n (train haring) >> i'm exhausted. i really hope this works. >> yeah. >> i know you put a lot into this, and.. >> this a lot of sacrifice on a lot of people's part. my parents, you, hilda, stephanie. very costly, and i'm really hoping that it works and marcos comes home. >> won't that be amazing if they let him in? >> yeah. >> but wait, you didn't get him a ticket back, so what are

mary, full of grace, th lord is with thee. blessed art thou amongst women,s and d is the fruit of thy womb, jesus. y need marcos bk here. i really need him to come back home. i'll do whatever you want. whatever you guys want.t buease, can this happen soon? i just can't take it anymore i try to have so much faith likw it's gonk, and i believe in you and everything. it's just rely weighing on me. please. i trusyou for everything. i love you. amen. father, son, holy spirit. amen. (sighs, sniffles) ♪ >> ♪ thank you, oh, dear lordfo the many blessings that you always give me ♪ thank you for your love and your holy spirit at is always near me ♪ while down on my knees i feel so unworthy ♪ and i cry i'm sorryul ♪ and my ejoices giving you the glory for all you've done for me ♪ (train horn blaring) >> i'm exhausted. i really hope this works. yeah. >> i know you put a lot into this, and.. >> this is a lot of sacrifice ot a lot of people's my parents, you, hilda, stephanie. very costly, and i'm really hoping that it works andarcos comes home. >> won't that be amazing if they let him in? >> yeah. >> but wait,

. >> reporter: a church at stakes four marks a mother's agony where jesus meets mary for the last timeis alive. >> there is never too much light. we could never get too much light in our lives. so we remember. >> reporter: thank you. >> we are coming through one of the doors that comes into the holy seplecar itself. >> reporter: when we walk through the doors we will see calvary. >> calvary itself. kich >> reporter: it's where jesus was crucified, now located inside the church. >> we come to the actual place where jesus was crucified now. >> reporter: when you touch the rock, i honestly felt gratitude. >> exactly. >> reporter: i really did. >> good. i'm glad you had that moment. yes. >> reporter: i can really feel the place. you feel spirituality all around you. at the stone of anointing where jesus' body was prepared for burial. when you touch it, what do you think? >> i don't know. there is that kind of sensation, being so close. this comes into your heart. what we believe is that we make our prayer, but the candle burning, our prayer continues. >> reporter: so do i say a pray? >> ye

the church much that's called our lady of refuge and all of the missions have a depiction of mary and jesus like this. she's the patroness of the entire californias, both baja, california, and ulta, california. if you go to any of the missions, should see a depiction of this painting. they brought an original to an art school and the students made copies of the original paintings. so you can see little variations between the different copies. as we make our way to the front of the church, we have one of the oldest if not the oldest set of stations of the cross in california and they're still in use in the church. three of them are being repaired right now. but the other 11 are on display. so one of the reasons why the church doesn't look exactly the way it did during the mission days is because its change of ownership. one of the things that happened is this building was sold into private hands for $510. it was a steal a deal even in the mid 1800's. but eventually the building was returned to the catholic church, but it was showing its age and so they made some cheap repairs to kind of mask

the hymn tells the story of mary magdalene finding the empty tomb of jesus and proclaiming he has ri french masses said that notre dame would rise up once again and honored firefighters for their work and bravery. investigators believe the nine-hour fire that engulfed notre dame less than a week before easter started at the center of the roof. officials believe it could take nearly five years to rebuild. >>> at the vatican, during easter service, pope francis condemned the sri lankan attacks as acts of cruel violence. ♪ >> tens of thousands of people filled saint peter's square at the vatican for the mass. the pope offered a pardon for sins and reflection on the world's war-ravaged areas and paid tributes to catholics who practice their faith in the face of persecution and pope francis called ford. >>> a high flying rescue has they pluck two kayakers out of the bay. >> coming cash for his legal fees by making an appearance at a strip club. >>> and we are soaked in sunshine, a warmer afternoon out there compared to yesterday, but we are in store for a very warm week ahead. we'll have

caller: it is a passage out of john or jesus tells mary do not hold onto me, go back and tell everyonehat you have seen after he has been resurrected. the idea that god calls us forward to what we have to do and not hold onto the past, our own sin and failure, reach forward and move on and tell people the good news. live a life of redemption and the desperate host: -- --emption and goodnew goodness. host: this says morality is important for good government. nazi germany passed the loss they lived under. --ezuela past lost a blue venezuela passed laws that they live under. politics is our new religion. from another viewer, i would say being told by people they want to pass laws based on biblical passages to try to enforce their particular religious beliefs on others seems like a serious problem to me. another viewer says i steer clear of supporting any overly religious candidate who is seeking political office, especially if it is an office that has any power over my life. james is joining us from pittsburgh. the question is whether religion impacts your political beliefs. good morning.

crucifixion of jesus, the madonna and child statue was also among important items for which we don't know the fate. it was made back in the 14th century, it's a life-size statue of the virgin maryhe baby jesus. >>it's 5.32 and happening today the cow palace were of directors is going to vote on a plan to ban gun ships so the vote comes after the san mateo county board of supervisors approved the ban last year with kron four sarah stinson joining us live in daly city with more on this latest proposal, sarah. >>well on the agenda for this cow palace board of directors meeting it says that today this morning they're going to be. voting to approve a statement that says that they will ban all gun shows starting january 1st 2020. now this is not a lot only not only the san mateo county board of supervisors voted in favor of banning. the gun shows there but there's also a senate bill and that's going to come unit committees in sacramento, right now to ban all gun and ammunition sales there. a cow palace is a state own venue looks as though the board of directors won a vote on this action before state legislators approved senate bill on this band so the cow palace host side gun shows a

thought he killed all the children in bethlehem but he never knew that jesus had escaped. >> matthew says the two escaped the massacre. maryd, mary and joseph would have been overjoyed to know that their son was still safe. they are human beings, we have to remember and they had the same human emotions that any parents would have. >> mary and joseph, as they reached egypt with the precious child must have felt tremendous relief but they also must have wondered what now? in a foreign land, what do you do? how do you live? >> but some scholars question if the massacre of the innocence is a real historical event. >> kill them all. >> he does not talk about this kind of massacre and you would think given all the other massacres he talks about that he would bring it up. >> it does tell us something about the way herod's character was understood. it's the kind of story they told about herod as a paranoid king that was capable. >> the massacre of the innocence is not historical but what it does do is make jesus look in the old testament, pharoah tries to kill baby moses by slaughtering all the hebrew children. matthew is showing

it was made in the 14th century that life-size statue of the virgin mary and the baby jesus.this controversy over at the new warriors home that's being built at the chase center. the construction site workers there found a noose on the property across 4 is has reaction now from some of the people who work on that site. racism people >>the chase center construction site after they say a news was found hanging from the ceiling. >>many i spoke with say clark construction is doing the best they can posting. signs like this all around the site reminding workers to respect one another but many i spoke with with so many men on one site there's bound to be some issues. >>the road was removed in san francisco police are currently investigating mortenson clark construction companies sent us a statement. >>that reads in part quote the incident and no way reflects the values and beliefs of our 2 organizations mortenson clark condemns any form of racism or bigotry mike brown is a foreman on the site he ys he's seen racist remarks written on bathroom walls too. >>things like this have happ

but that was created back in the 14th century the life-size statue of the virgin mary and the baby jesusry in there that is just gone. >>just gotten 9 hours. >>and it's just gone, we should also mention too because we did before nobody was hurt either which is amazing because it had just closed, which is why you know they do construction when it closes but there's still tons of people who live around here work around here that work thousands of people were jammed on the river crossings over the center looking as they were just shocked and people back here in the bay area were shocked and i was right you're looking up at the t v and a san francisco as we said is the sister city one of many sister cities of paris. so in the bay area there are a lot of people's it that are very sad to see this happen in surely they'll be donating as well, you know we've got from 4 stand for now with their reactions. just a sea of people watching this is a fire tearing through notre cathedral, the destruction at the iconic landmark saddening many across the bay area. >>it's heartbreaking. >>i'm not shut down

the hymn tells the story of mary magdalene finding the empty tomb of jesus and proclaiming he is risenon created an especially somber mood on christianity's holiest day. french masses said notre dame would rise up once again and honored firefighters for bravery. investigations believe the nine-hour fire that engulfed the notre dame cathedral less than a week before easter started at the center of the roof. officials believe it could take nearly five years to rebuild. >> a zookeeper attacked by a tiger is in intensive care but expected to recover according to the director of the topeka zoo in kansas. the zookeeper was attacked yesterday. the woman worked at the zoo since 2002 and several years of experience with tigers under her belt. the zoo has no plans to euthanize that tiger. but they are investigating the attack to see what if any protocol changes need to be made. >> more arrests could be coming in the college admission scandal. a report by usa today says court filings show even more cases in addition to the 50 people charged last month. we know numerous bay area parents have been

beautiful marble statute of 1725 of virgin mary holding jesus also survived.le praying for the survival and the regeneration of this cathedral, very important and national symbol during this holy, week. maria: wow, really interesting to see relics that survived. meanwhile back here, reported earnings for first quarter, ashley remember ster has the details, better than expected number, ashley. ashley: we are going through them now, good morning to you, pepsico earnings per basis, on revenue coming in at 12.88 billion, a beat. the estimate was 12.69 billion. that number coming 3.82 billion. very healthy, indeed. lacking medical revenue over a billion. overall, strong numbers. a company that is trying to adapt to consumers, noncarbonated drinks. that's very important area fnght but overall, maria, pretty strong numbers. maria: all right, we will see any movement from the stock, pepsico has had a pretty good year, we will get back to you, coming up competing with huawei, ready to expand reach, what that means for 5g technology at home, we will check out huawei's p

a marble statue of the virgin mary cradling jesus from 1725 also survived the fire.saying the greatest loss, in fact, was that back brint beams called the forest. those trees came from the 18th century and there are no longer such big trees neither in france nor in europe. that is going to be very hard, if not impossible to replace. president macron said last night that he -- we will rebuild notre dame. he said it will take five years. we will make it more beautiful than it ever was before. a lot of people casting doubt on that saying it will take a lot longer. close to a billion dollars has been raised largely by private donors, back to you. steve: could take 5 billion to fix it all. that's an early estimate. amy, thank you very much for the live report. ainsley: i heard the alarm went off, they couldn't find the fire for 20 minutes. ainsley: 20-odd minutes later it was too big to put out immediately. brian: 10 minutes before the bottom of the hour. one hour from the release of the mueller report. but it goes public. does the media owe viewers an apology? not our vi

jesus? >> on archaeological grounds, that is entirely possible. >> were these ancient artifacts the personal belongings of his mother, mary?

jesus" moments after driving into a group of pedestrians in the south bay. this morning, he faces a judge. >>> it's friday, april 26th. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to marycking our forecast. >> good morning, michelle and kenny. happy friday to you. you made it to the end of the workweek. a spring-like day across the bay area. here's a pretty view with our mount vaca cam. you can check out the moon right now. temperatures are in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s. here's what you can expect this afternoon. morning fog along the coast as well as for parts of the bay. we'll see mostly sunny to partly sunny skies along the coast at 60 degrees. so cool along the coast. and it's going to be a cool day for the bay with morning clouds and mostly sunny skies in the mid 60s. we are going to be warming up inland to

we revere the virgin mary there is a chapters. we believe in jesus his message. to accept the gospel. that aanathema to radical islamists. i'm not talking about the persecution of christians in this attack is unacceptable. pete: dumbs down the entire conversation if we want to get to the heart of it. one of our headlines we caught christianity under attack sri lanka church bombing stoke far right anger in the west. so, it's almost like they stoke a conspiracy that if you are speaking it and saying it like it is that christians are under attack somehow you are fomenting more violence nut future. >> i'm sure that's what islamists would like to do. it's abhorring this attack. we saw the kind of innocent people that were lost in worship. understand the magnitude this attack was six times greater in than christ church where my muslims were killed, 59 muslims were killed. this is 310 people passed away today possibly more coming. yet the magnitude of that assault is not reflected in the global media. saying so does not stoke any anger that is an admission of honesty. p

jesus" moments after driving into a group of pedestrians in the south bay. this morning, he faces a judge. >>> it's friday, april 26th. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to mary lee tracking our forecast. >> good morning, michelle and kenny. happy friday to you. you made it to the end of the workweek. a spring-like day across the bay area. here's a pretty view with our mount vaca cam. you can check out the moon right now. temperatures are in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s. here's what you can expect this afternoon. morning fog along the coast as well as for parts of the bay. we'll see mostly sunny to partly sunny skies along the coast at 60 degrees. so cool along the coast. and it's going to be a cool day for the bay with morning clouds and mostly sunny skies in the mid 60s. we are going to be warming up inland into the mid 80s with plenty of sunshine as we head through our afternoon. i'll let you know how cool it's going to get as we head through the weekend and when temps will be back down to where we should be coming up, emily. >>> 5:01. we have a trouble spot to tell you about and those coming -- if you're coming in from highway 4 or crockett, in the mea