which marks the start of the holy week in the run up to easter the procession started on the mount of olives past the garden of get seventy where jesus is said to have been betrayed and to the old city. you're watching t.w. news still to come a dramatic plea from the new the way the president of the seychelles is warning that's exactly where his country will end up if action isn't taken on climate change. in sudan the interim military council held its first meeting today after seizing power from veteran leader omar arm are al bashir the new head of that council the tenet general abdel fatah board chaired the meeting in the capital khartoum earlier he had responded to protesters demands by promising to form a civilian government within two years sudanese people are keeping up the pressure they presented a list of demands to military rulers including immediate civilian control of the government. outside the military headquarters in khartoum protest as in making their voices heard fed up with decades of autocratic rule they've been calling for democracy for almost four months. only accept a rea

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it's here in the west bank just behind the mount of olives, and it's the traditional site of bethany, the place associated with the house of mary, martha and lazarus where jesus would stay when he was in jerusalem. >> according to the gospels, jesus is a regular visitor to bethany. >> jesus, you're here. come and sit. you must be tired. >> jesus has a very special bond with martha and mary. it's a very intimate relationship. he's going to visit people that he trusts and people that trust him too. >> martha and mary are sort of like yin and yang, like many sisters: one introspective, the other outgoing. i think they comprise kind of the totality of ways of interacting with jesus. >> so mary plays the passive role where she sits at jesus' feet and listens, and martha plays the active role, ministering to people who come through in the household to hear jesus. >> lord, do you not care that my sister's left me to serve alone? >> instead of getting in her own sister's face, she gets in jesus' face and says, "you tell her," and jesus' response is unexpected. >> martha, you are anxious and t

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begins hereiracle on the mount of olive where jesus arrived on palm sunday. ♪ amazing grace >> reporterhristianity. oe hostthe holly sepulcher. a place where jesus was believed to have res recked. at franciscan priook me on a spiritual journey. is this the room where jesus was said to have washed the fesciples' ? >> exactly. >> reporter: how confident can we be these are the historical spots they claim to be. >> with the modern technology, we can date it and identify the time of jesus. > reporter: after the last supper, jesus was arrested at the garden. tourists aren't allowed inside, but father gave me a rare look inside. >> this is the garden and the trees at least 2,000-years-old. i think you should take it it lightly. >> is thatl, father? >> it's legal for you. >> reporter: wow, i'll treasure it. that's amazing. >> we believe that on the last day jesus will come through that golden gate. >> reporter: you believe this is where jesus will come again? >> we epdo. >>ter: with all of the bustling, the horns, you still feel trit sal connection? . >> oh, yes, it's something that doesn't go

the easter miracle begins here on the mount of olives where jesus arrived on palm sunday. ♪ amazing graceseplakur. a place where jesus was crucified and christians believe was resurrected. father luke, a franciscan priest, took me on a spiritual journey. >> reporter: is this the room where jesus was said to have washed the disciples feet in. >>? >> yes. >> reporter: how confident can we be these are the historical spots they claim to be? >>> with the modern technology we can date the places and identify them with the time of jesus. >> reporter: after the last supper, jesus was arrested at the garden of gethsemane. tourists aren't typically allowed in the garden, but father luke gave me a rare look inside. this is the famous garden where jesus prayed? >> this is the garden of gethsemane. the trees at least 2,000 years old. i think you should take is something like this. >> reporter: is that legal, father? >> it's legal for you. >> reporter: wow. i'll treasure it. that's amazing. >> we believe that on the last day jesus will come through that golden gate. >> reporter: you believe this is wh

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of the students at paradise high school. >>> lawmakers are looking to regulate trampoline parks after mounting safety concerns and over the years, visitors have suffered severe injuries and death. make oliver on how one senator accuses the parks of trying to cover up the risks involved. >> reporter: jason free wall is facing months of rehabilitation. he ruptured both of the patellar tendons in his knees after jumping into this foam pit at the trampoline park near chicago. >> i can't describe it. it was one of the most painful things i have ever had. >> less than an hour after an ambulance took him to the hospital, we arrived at the same park with trembling expert don mcpherson. having this trampoline here next to a wall, how dangerous is that? >> dangerous. you will get a brain bleed. >> next fall, webster. >> reporter: mcpherson has coached elite gymnasts and over hundred 30 years and has testified and millions of cases against trembling parks. >> reporter: what kind of injuries to be as involved? >> two broken necks, half a dozen fractures, a couple broken ankles, a couple open fractured elbows. >> with the broken necks, are we talking quadriplegics? >> i was horrified, as a parent, not