, the west side missionary baptist church, corinthian baptist church and the mt. zion missionary baptist church, the program launched by the interfaith council of alameda county. security guards will stay overnight and portable toilets and drinking water will be set up. >>> if you live in sonoma county, time running out to ask for help as crews work to clean up debris following massive flooding there. a final sweep begins today and ends friday. county officials declared a local health emergency due to the hazardous waste. the russian river overflowed. >>> boeing 737 max grounded. the new government agency investigating the plane after two deadly crashes. >>> plus tough times in the bay area, where san francisco ranks for first-time home buyers. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. so, come on home to what you love. and families are gathering itaround the table.a

, mount zion and westside missionary baptist church. all of this is just a starting point. the goal is to recruit more congregations to join. >> let's come together that these parking lot going to be a gateway to permanent housing. took the program is a joint effort between interfaith council of alameda county, the city of oakland and the county of alameda who put up a total of $350,000. people can stay overnight in the lots for 90 days with possible extensions. >> living in your car isn't the best solution but the people are going to live in their car we need to have a say program and one that can also move people to transitional housing. >> reporter: williams chapel baptist church has placed about houses on his property in the coming years. they invite those participating in the parking program to stay for sunday service. >> it is not enough for sunday morning. you can't come to church one day a week and help the community. >>> dinosaurs, measures. this house on the peninsula is the target of a lawsuit. >>> students, faculty and staff

at a meeting of thousands at the holt street baptist church, a meeting led by the reverend dr. king, to the meeting was to shape the montgomery west boycotts and this meeting came shortly after the arrest of rosa parks, and it came three months following the murder of 14-year-old emmett till. this was the beginning of the movement. to energize and rally black people around the boycott, dr. king stated with power and in front of a vibrant crowd the following. he says there comes a time when people get tired of being trampled over by the iron feet of oppression. there comes a time, my friends, when people get tired of being plunged across the abyss of humiliation, experience the bleakness of nagging despair. there comes an time when people get tired of being pushed out of the glittering sunlight of life july and left standing among the piercing chill of an alpine november. there comes a time. my friends, we are in an alpine november. he then goes on to say it is not enough for us to talk about love. love is one of the pivotal points of the christian faith. there is another side c

program and one that can also move people to transitional housing. >> william chapter's -- chapel baptist church in the coming years. they advised people participating in the parking program to stay for sunday service. >> you cannot just come to church one day a week and don't go out and help the community. >> in oakland, christina, ktvu , fox 2 news. >>> coming up here, some call it a beloved bay area landmark, others say it is a public nuisance. >> we don't like it when people come in and demand or ask for permission later. that is not fair to everyone else to go through the process. >> we will tell you about a lawsuit filed against the owners of the famous flintstone house on the peninsula. >>> >>> it is hard to miss any may have seen it from the freeway but now the iconic flintstone house on the peninsula is being called a public nuisance. >> that is one interesting house. and ruben tells us the town of his bill is now suing the owners of the home.>> reporter: overlooking interstate 280, the house at 45 -- way is hard to miss. >> i love having that landmark when i would go by. there it is, t

. >> it's the parking lot of the williams chapel baptist church, and that is just the first of four safe parking sites scheduled to open at churches in the east bay. >> leslie brinkley is live at laney college, where ten students will benefit from this new program. leslie? >> it sounds great on the surface today as this whole program was announced. instead of saying not in my backyard, five oakland churches are actually saying come on over. stay in our parking lot, opening their parking lots, as you said, to homeless families and to college students. the laney college students did not want to be on camera. they're trying to keep a low profile, as you can understand, on campus. these ten parking spots in the back of williams chapel baptist church will soon be home every night to ten homeless laney college students. 36 have already applied. >> and they're going to be screening them and having them sign codes of conduct. so we hope that this site will be open within the week. >> we're sorry that the answer to the many living without homes in our community is well, y cn park here. >> but it'

you and i that can say yes in my backyard, yes on my parking lot. >> reporter: williams cham el baptist church will be the first to open up ten spots to homeless college students living out of their cars. in april four more church parking lots will offer spaces at west side missional corinthians, mount zion, and pleasant grove baptist churches. >> and they're going to be screening them and having them sign codes of conduct, so we hope that this site will be open within the week. >> we're sorry that the answer to the many living without homes in our community is, well, you can park here. >> reporter: but it's better than no place to park. five churches are offering up the parking space in the interfaith council of alameda county is organizing this outreach effort. money from the city and the county will fund a security guard, fresh water, and bathrooms overnight every day for 90-day stints. >> we will have a fund that will be applied to this program that will allow us to have minor repairs done to clients' cars. we will help them to expunge their parking tickets. >> that's a beautiful thing. >>

they are the williams chapel baptist church, the west side missionary baptist church and corinthian baptist church. it's part of the new program launched by the interfaith counsel of alameda county. water and portable toilets will also be provided. >> if you have been wondering what that foul smell in milpitas is, you're not the only one. drivers noticed it too. there's a nearby land fill but it's not clear if that's the only culprit. so now the city announced a pilot odor monitoring program. the goal is to gather information about all the smells including where they come from and whether they effect health. people that live and work in the city have their fair share of theories and opinions. >> it's terrible. it's worse at night than during the day. >> we could barely take our kids outside because they couldn't stand the smell. >> as small kids they're playing outside and i'll say go inside, it's very smelly. >> the air quality management district is also planning it's own yearlong study. >> if you want to get away, there's a new route you might want to say aloha too. this is the first pla

the first such church to be crated here in appomattox county was galilee baptist church. one of the founding members of that church was john robinson. he was the first treasurer and a trustee of the church. initially our understanding is in the months that followed the surrender, the congregation would form and what was known as an arbor church, simply meeting outside under the trees. by 1867, the congregation had been able to form enough money and resources to actually build a log church that exists about a mile to the west of the courthouse. about 50 years later in 1916, a new church would be built on the same groundss. that is the church still there more than 100 years later. john robinson is not only a homeowner and cofounder of a church, but he's also a businessman. he is a shoe cobbler and apparently a pretty good one because he ran a business here for more than 50 years. john robinson didn't pass away until 1933, but after raising of a very large family, a successful business, and some of the robinson family members are buried in the backyard of the kelley/robinson

he's baptist church also serves as a refute and rehab center. i nine when was a heavy yaba and heroin user he's been trying to kick the habit since two thousand and fourteen. when i ran away once because i couldn't control myself. they drag me back here and explained all about it to me after that i really suffered only sleep for several days. in the seclusion of rehab unknown we keep his addiction in chick with music and prayer. but outside on the streets sense still battles with these demons in the thick haze me and miles run away drug crisis. tensions between india and pakistan continue to simmer after the recent clash between the country's air forces over the disputed region of kashmir pakistan's navy has now claimed it stopped an indian submarine from entering instead of total waters it released this footage claiming to show an indian submarine approaching a pakistani zone in the arabian sea it did not elaborate on when and where of the submarine was detected and tensions speak last week after part just on shutdown an indian air force fighte

they visited the first baptist church where we feared for our lives while they waited outside. they stood on the edmund pettus bridge, crossed the alabama river where they were beatens, trampled, tear gassed while we montgomerym selma to to protest for voting rights. madam speaker, you heard me tell the story before and you know our work is not finished. it makes me sad, it makes me feel like crying when people are denied the right to vote. we all know that this is not a democratic or republican issue. it is an american one. for the past few days, i listened to the debate on this bill. i spent some time having what i called an executive session with myself. the words of dr. martin luther king jr. came to mind. he would often say, the moral of the universe is so long that it bends toward justice. the vote is an opportunity to be on the right side of history. it is a chance to cast a vote by the people, of the people, for the people. so i ask you, if not us, then who? if not now, then when? the time has arrived to tear down the barrier to the ballot box. today we are able to do o

, westboro baptist church, we can't even show them on tv because they are so bad.o you think young people should listen to speech they don't like? >> there two issues was one is whether the university trying to restrict speech and whether students understand the first amendment. i agree with charlie on the issue, viciously, adequately, very loud for first amendment rights but the issue here, i will challenge charlie on something. if you're worried about free-speech will you denounce devon nunez's defamation lawsuit to shutdown speech on twitter? he is attacking the first amendment. i advocate for the first amendment and will you denounce him right now? >> twitter is not fundamental -- taxpayer-funded. >> the first amendment -- shannon: when it comes to twitter, when it comes to twitter -- >> congress in nunez. >> one of his problems is he says they are shadow banning speech, when it comes to twitter people want to argue both ways, that it is a public forum but a private company so people who wanted shutdown have to remember at this point it is a private company. it

the first stop a baptist church serving as a disaster relief center. the e-f4 tornado killed 23 people in lee county and local groups have pitched in to pay for the victim's funerals. people there are bracing for more severe weather this weekend. >>> new at noon army whistle blower manning was sent to jail for refusing to testify before a grand jury in virginia. she will stay in custody until she answers questions and she has asked to testify on wikileaks. her lawyers say an appeal is likely. >>> president trump is seenceprisonul manafort afte and tax evasion charges. it's a much lighter sentence than usually recommended for that type of crime. president trump says that proves there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >>> r kelley's manager expects his client to be released from jail today. the singer was taken into custody for failing to pay child support and facing charges of sexually abusing underage girls. >> some of his alleged victims say his explosive interview with cbs gale king brought back painful memories. >> when he star

he's baptist church also serves as a refuge and rehab center. i nine when was a heavy yaba and heroin user he's been trying to kick the habit since two thousand and fourteen. when i ran away once because i couldn't control myself. they dragged me back here and explained all about it to me after that i really suffered only sleep for several days. in the seclusion of rehab unknown when keep his addiction in chick with music and prayer. but outside on the streets a sense to battles with these demons in the thick of men miles run away drug crisis . the best football club in europe three years running has been not from the champions league reality or it is out sank to a surprise loss at home i.x. the club from amsterdam dominated the second leg of this tie in madrid to overcome a deficit and win five three on aggregate meanwhile it was harry kane providing the touch for tottenham as the english club brushed aside business legal leaders dortmund to advance to the quarterfinals. or talk about all this we are so busy from our sports sparkman here in the

we'll rebuild. >> and we are here in the parking lot pf thevidence baptist church, and we're joined byreally blessed this morning. >> very blessed. >> a goods looking familie here. really good looking families. speaking of good looking, i've got my buddy sheldon yellen here who is frombelforstoration. he runs the whole thing. i called you and you didn't hesitate to say what do you need? and let me help. >> you know, al, we've been together a little bit, nd i've seen some of the great things you've done fordeople in nee around the country, and when you call, we're there for you. >> and what didh you bring w you? >> al, we would like to surprise these peopl with some temporary taken homes that will be to your places today for you to live in. >> oh, wow! on behalff belfor people throughout the world to show you our support t and wenk you al for calling us and allowing us to be a part of it. u. we thank d anwhore a y oublessed. very blessed. >> are you guys happy? >> yeah. >> yes. >> you guys look like you're smiling pretty good. >> oh, yes. >> thank you so much. >> you know what has impre

it's all going to be distributed over here at the providence baptist church, and everybody at walmartovely job bringing stuff. it is our honor and our privilege to lend a hand today and the folks from walmart, belfor and rodney scott barbecue. we want to thank them. we want to give you your national forecast, show you what's going on right now, and you'll see that basically we are looking at beautiful weather throughout much of the mid-atlantic states into the northeast, maybe a shower or two along the coast. the northwest is going to be gorgeous. plenty of sunshine. there is a heavy rain threat down in >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist carrie hall. highs into the 70s today. this is the last day of our warm and sunny weather and well above normal temperatures. tomorrow clouds move in and we'll see some showers in the forecast by wednesday and that is when spring officially begins but our temperatures much cooler, reaching 60 with off and on rain throughout the rest of the forecast. high in the low 60s and showers continuing into the start of the weekend. >> and that is your latest w

the president also stopping at a baptist church and signed several bibles. administration officials say they asked him to ougautograph he complied. the president sided with the former campaign chairman paul manafort before being sentenced to prison. many believe that is a short sentence for the financial crimes. the president said this about what the federal judge in virginia told manafort. >> i feel badly for paul manafort. the judge said there was no collusion with russia. i don't discuss it. the only one discussing it is you. i haven't discussed it. >> to be clear, judge t.s. ellis did not say there was no collusion with russia, but manafort was not sentenced for crimes related to collusion. the president continued his efforts to undermine his credibility of former lawyer and fixer michael cohen. he had not asked the president for a pardon when he testified before congress. >> his lawyer said they went to my lawyers and asked for pardons. >>> new today, 2020 democratic hopefuls are back on the campaign trail. elizabeth warren warallied in queens and unvei

pridence baptist church w packed. there will be a vigil there tonight to remember the 23 people killed in the storms. >> back heret home, happening today, word 7 council member, vincent gray,l w host a crime summit here in d.c. it will be held at the jones memorial united methodist church. d.c. pice chief, peter ne newssham will be there to answer questions. >> you may see activity around walter reed naval center. they plan to start ills. the drills are meant to help them respond to security-related incints are said to last through friday. it will posts the dri on the facebook and twitter pages. >>> what happened to chocolate city? that's being asked in a new documentary that questions regentrification. this documentary follows three washington, d. washingtonians. for the first time, it does not have a majority black population. >> we don't paint development in a bat light. we don't paint change in a bad light. we hope we can expose the within the system right now and how the city is developing and create a city that

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the williams chapel baptist church first, other let's open in april. people can use the lots will have to follow rules, it will have to own the vehicles they live in, they must also be employed or attending college. they can stay a maximum of 90 days. extensions are granted on a case-by-case basis. security guards will be on site overnight, toilets, handwashing stations and drink water will also be provided. other homeless services include job training which will be available during the day . >>> mysterious owners owners odors has caused studies for the source of the stench. they would test smelly organic compounds and gases and chemicals, residents have long suspected that comes from the newby island landfill or regional waste facility or a recycling facility. >> we are here to make sure the number one priority is public company will la a yethe iroquoi >> mower the most distinctive homes in the bay area. house is a public nuisance. they suit has been filed against the owner. essay backyard which is a prehistoric scene which is with dinosaurs galore as

. >> reporter: members of oakland's williams chapel baptist church walk by faith.hey were led to their parking lot with a mission. >> we are starting off right now with ten to 15 cars that will be along this fence. >> pass tar kenneth anderson is not discussing a new parking plan for the growing congregation. starting monday his church's lot will be used by local homeless residence to sleep in overnight in their cars. >> how can we turn or heads? if it starts with the cars that's a start. >> there is a porta potty. and surveillance. resources will be offered during the day. this is set to expand to other oakland churches later in the year. all together it is the interfaith council of alameda county safe car park program. >> it is sad to see families with babies and little children sleeping in their cars on the streets. >> according to the county, in 2017 almost 50% of alameda's homeless population live in oakland and seven out of ten homeless residents going unshult sheltered on any given day. >> i always thought what can we do as a churhe bgf cy and county money t

. >> the lot at williams chapel baptist church is the first to open. r lots will open next month. >>> a bit of relief for st. dominic's church in san francisco after several of its belongings were stolen last week. the good news, years of sacramental records were returned over the weekend. a good samaritan helped in locating the records of baptisms and weddings according to the church. the stolen gift cards, however, were not recovered. >>> a blooming southern california attraction back open after hordes of flower fans rushed to see it over the weekend forcing a bit of a shutdown. walker canyon in lake elsinore had to be closed after people rushed to see the super bloom, a historic number of california poppies. they all go boom about the same week. you can see from the 15 freeway there that's leading to heavy traffic as people take a look. people who want to get closer are parking illegally to get a better view. >> yesterday people were going up, getting injured. they were climbing just crazy places, causing rock slides. the city had just a mess on its

the first site is set to open at williams chapel baptist church tomorrow morning. >>> the jackpot for next wednesday's power ball drawing is expected to reach 550-00-0000. no one matched all six numbers including the power ball in last night's drawing. someone in north dakota though did match five white balls to win $2 million. here are those numbers. they are 30, 34, 39, 53, 67 and the power ball is 11. >>> still to come here, one of the democratic presidential hopefuls is in the bay area tonight. what she said she wants to change if she becomes the president. >>> also ahead the southwest airlines long awaited service got off the ground today with a lot of fanfare, another warm one out there today but don't get too used to it. we will get back into some rain here in the 5-day. see you back here with the details. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan

the first one is the williams chapel baptist church in oakland. the homeless will be allowed to spend the night in their cars in the church's parking lots. water and portable bathrooms will be provided, but the spots are reserved for people who have jobs or are attending college. they can only park on site for three months. >> the goal isn't just to have them live in their cars forever, but the goal is to get people permanent housing that they deserve. >> three other church parking lots will open to the homeless in mid-april. we have listed those on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> changes are coming to a bay area intersection that drivers have cursed for decades. it's known as the matilda monster. it sits in sunnyvale where highways 101 and 237 meet. the changes include widening matilda to three lanes, modifying ramps and signals. crews also plan to add more left turn lanes and access lanes to 101. the welcomed fixes are set to begin later this month. >>> a leaner look for a light pole in san francisco today, firefighters say a driver crashed into

in two days the parking lot behind williams chapel baptist church will serve a higher calling as a safe space for 10 or 15 people who live in their cars, a place to park from 7 at night to 7 in the morning. they'll have security, a portable bathroom and a wash station. >> as a millennial pastor, i felt that we have on think out of the box. >> reporter: pastor anderson will soon be joined by three other oakland churches that will off their lots to the homeless as well with $50,000 in funding from alameda county. >> we see this growing to where we will get 65 unsheltered clients and families throughout the four congregations in the city of oakland. >> reporter: it's not the first time a lot has been converted to an overnight shelter. fairmount hospital in the san leandro hills is preparing to do the same thing. pastor anderson said if he can get more funding from alameda county, his mission to stop the homeless won't stop here. >> this is a band-aid. this is a patch, but ultimately this parking lot is going to be built with 70 plus units for the homeless and seniors that are less fortunat

on wednesday the chapel baptist church near 10th and east 14th street will open up its parking lot.t's part of a new program launched by the interfaith council of alameda county. security guards will stay overnight to keep people safe and portable toilets, drinking and hand washing stations will be set up. >> this is a temporary solution. we hope to talk to all 10 of the people or families who live in these cars, get them to services they need with the goal of getting them permanent housing in the future. >> three more church parking lots will open in april. there are requirements for those who want to park and reserve services. participants must be registered owners of vehicles they are living in and must be employed or attending college. >>> checking in with paul deanno right now and there it is. there's san francisco's weather. feels like summertime. >> you know what's great about that? that tells us it's dry outside and warm inland and we probably have sunshine in a lot of spots. >> yeah. it's going to be gone by tomorrow. >> oh. >> right when we were getting used to it mother n

at providence baptist church the president signing bibles. outside stopping by a memorial with 23 white crosses. on the way to alabama president trump weighed in on his former campaign chairman paul manafort and on michael cohen's claim about a pardon. here's abc's senior national correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: president trump today ripped into his former lawyer and fixer michael cohen for declaring, under oath, that he never sought a pardon. >> michael cohen lied about the pardon. it was a stone-cold lie. he has lied about a lot of things. >> reporter: before congress, cohen was clear. >> i have never asked for, nor would i accept, a pardon from president trump. >> reporter: but later, his team acknowledged cohen had, in fact, asked his lawyer to reach out to the president's attorney rudy giuliani to discuss the possibility. >> he knew all about pardons. his lawyers said they went to my lawyers and asked for pardons. >> reporter: and then on twitter, trump went further. >> he directly asked me for a pardon. i said no. he lied again.

. >> glor: david babson is the pastor at salem first baptist church in alabama. 14 years ago, pastorrly died in a horrible truck accident. he endured 140 surgeries to recover. >> god, i just want to pray to give me the words to encourage them. give me what i need to say to these people to bring hope into their lives. >> glor: his burden now-- rebuilding his community, literally. >> if the wood hadn't been torn off it, that probably wouldn't be blowing up like that. see if it settles down. >> glor: that includes this work on carolyn reese's home. >> did they give you the water and stuff that we got? >> yes, they did. they did. yes, they did. >> glor: babson is also using his sanctuary as a relief center... >> do they need any more? do they need anything else? >> glor: ...taking in supplies and listening to his flock. >> i felt so bad. >> yeah. >> and i felt guilty because i had a home. i still have a home. i still have my children, and i still have my grandchildren. and these people have absolutely nothing anymore. and i really felt guilty when i got there. >> we got everything took c

his baptist church also serves as a refute and rehab center. and nine when was a heavy yaba and heroin user has been trying to kick the habit since two thousand and fourteen. when i ran away once because i couldn't control myself. they dragged me back here and explained all about it to me after that i really suffered only sleep for several days. in the seclusion of rehab unknown we keep his addiction in chick with music and prayer but outside on the streets sense two battles with these demons in the thick of me and most runaway drug crisis. north korea is reported to be rebuilding its long range rocket launch site following the collapse of last week's summit with u.s. president donald trump work on dismantling the so hey facility began last year but satellite images from several u.s. think tanks and south korean intelligence services show evidence of reconstruction the u.s. has warned the north it faces fresh sanctions if fails to take steps to denuclearize . reuters correspondent josh smith is following this story in seoul hi josh so u.s. and

. >> williams chapel baptist church will build in the coming years. >> it's not enough for just sundayyou can't just come to church one day a week and not help the community. >>> today marks a year since two police officer shot and killed stephon clark. it happened as police were responding to a person breaking into cars. authorities chased clark and told him to stop and show his hands. he was killed when he advanced toward them with what they thought it was a gun, it was a cell phone. the clark family was joined by al sharpton. >> by not bringing it to a grand jury, we have no public record at all of what witnesses told the d.a.,. >> sharpton is calling for a bill changing the use of force standard. investigations concluded that the two officers did not break laws and the shooting was justified. >>> a school principal is on life support after his wife shot him over the weekend. he is the principal of the pittsburgh adult education center and the father of eight children. >> paul's son tells us his dad has a long list of accomplishments but loved teaching young adults. >> it seems like

the baptist church will open the parking lot to homeless people who sleep in their cars. >> we are startingight now with 10 to 15 cars that will be along this fence. they'll park here on our church grounds from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. >> resources including employment training will be offered during the the day and expand to other churches in the year. >> we want to hear your thoughts about what we can do to build a better bay area. contact us on twitter and join our page on facebook. >>> starting today lyft will make efforts to raise its value. aiming for a $23 million value. they will set a final ipo price after getting feedback. the stock could debut on the nasdaq as early as next week. >>> today, the warriors will reveal some of the first shows that will come to the chase center. already booked up. they are dubbing thiwe as reveal week. the list of top tier performers will appeal to a variety of audiences. >>> the first ever live broadcast. the team will move into the chase center starting next season. our crew put on the gear and spent saturday night there for a sneak peek. you can watc

it's the parking lot of the williams chapel baptist church. >> this is the first of four safe parkinges scheduled to open at churches in the east bay. 5,600 people are homeless in alameda county, and more than half of them are living in oakland, according to the latest census. >> leslie brinkley joins us live to show what a difference this can make. >> reporter: this could make a big difference. now, there are the homeless living on the streets, and then there are the homeless living on the edge and managing to stay in their vehicles, and that's who's being targeted, five churches in oakland are basically opening up their parking lots to specifically college students and homeless families who are living out of their vehicles. now, there are going to be no drugs and alcohol tolerated in these parking lots. a lot of strict rules will be enforced on checking in at

there are problems with the southern baptist church now. if your own personal contribution is healthy and strong, that can matter a lot more. i think that is true the american dream as well. townu live in a small where people seem to look out for one another, that america seems a lot different. even if we have a big picture of -- ourexperience is on experience is on a small stage. host: discuss economic ,lienation, religious, social people often use that as an excuse to make their decisions. guest: people feel disconnected. life is about making good decisions it is easy when mombody ends up as a single or drug user, you make bad decisions, it is all your full. -- paul. -- your fault. you are responsible for your decisions, but you build a strong community around you, it is easier to make the right decision. this is why we try to make our neighborhoods better. making the good decisions becomes easier to do. the short-term incentives that align with making smarter decisions. you are not going to say it is not your fault. you are going to say

. >> reporter: david babson is the pastor at salem first baptist church in alabama. 14 years ago pastorbabson nearly died in a horrible truck accident. he endured 140 surgeries to recover. >> god just give me the words that encourage me, give me what i need to say to these people to bring hope into their lives. >> reporter: his burden now, rebuilding his community, literally. >> if the wood wouldn't have been tore off of it, that probably wouldn't have been blowing up like that. let's see fit settles down. >> reporter: that includes this work on carolyn reese's home. >> did they give you the water and stuff? >> yes, they did, yes, they did. >> reporter: babson is using his sanctuary as a relief center. >> do they need any more? do they need anything else? >> reporter: taking in supplies and listening to his flock. >> i felt so bad. >> yeah. >> and i felt guilty. because i have a home. i still have a home, i still have my children, i still have my grandchildren. these people have absolutely nothing anymore. >> yeah. >> i really felt guilty when i got there. >> we got everything took c of

the first site is expected to open at williams chapel baptist church next week pick >>> months afteramp fire, a special surprise for a group of kids from paradise. how the san francisco giants came together to help them have a fun day at the ballpark pick >>> in weather, a very warm saturday out there, patchy fog trying to reformulate in portions of the coastline. a nice quiet weather pattern. a break in the rain call rainfall but we could have more coming up. >>> ktvu was there when the first ever southwest flight takes off from hawaii. meta way to get people off of their couch. a preview of the spartan rate race. tomorrow on ktvu. ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> after losing most of their equipment in last year's campfire, the paradise high school baseball team had a surprise from the san francisco giants. the team hosted the paradise bobcats at organ park today for their game against the corning cardinals. the giants say they wanted to help because after the fire, the team has traveled to find places for games. even though he i

lou: joining us tonight, robert jeffress, pastor of the first baptist church of dallas. am look at a poll from the pew poll, none better, on belief in god among americans. if we just watch what's happening in the left-wing media we wouldn't know this poll would produce a number anything like this. 80% of americans believe in god. 19% don't. does that follow surprise you? >> no, it doesn't surprise me at all. the bible says the fool has said in his heart there is no god. that word fool is literally moron. you have to be a moro in to believe there noise god. you cannot he phrase our nation's history that america was found as a christian nation. the supreme court has said that repeatly in past rulings. last year you had joy behar saying christians are mentally ill. and cnn says karen pence should not receive secret service protection because she teaches at a christian church. it's the reason for going to vote for them again in 2020. he's the most of faith-friendly president we ever had. lou: when i ask you a question, i know one thing, i'm going to get an answer. and i appr

she is an active longtime member of cornerstone missionary baptist church, and they're here in attendance. miss jones is the proud mother of five daughters, all born in san francisco. deborah scott, anita ward, and terrel senior. she is also affectionately known as mom to duane and veronica jones, patricia johnson, charles and annette lewis, arlene and corey drummer, and sanders. and too many of us as a grandmother and a mother and mentor. these are inspirations for community service and planting the seeds for our next generation. thank you for your amazing service for our community for the last 50 years. if you are here in honor of miss jones, please stand. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> miss jones, thank you so much for your amazing service and we will briefly here just a couple of words from our attorney general of the public utilities commission as well. [laughter] >> i do not want that title. >> mr. kelly? >> anyway, i just wanted to take this opportunity to personally thank you from the agency, most people don't realize that you are a founder of the southeast community center,

his team sed says people in a baptist church asked him for his autograph. before leaving, the president signed with manafosided with ma. many believe it was a lenient sentence for multi-million dollar crimes. >> i feel badly for paul manafort. the judge said there was no collusion with russia. i don't even discuss it. the only one discussing it is you. i haven't discussed it. >> well, to be totally clear. judge ts elliot did not say there was no collusion, but manafort was not being sentenced for crimes related to collusion. there is a distinction there. >>> also developing this hour, almost a week of her anti-semitic comments, democrat omar find herself at the open of discussion after saying this about president obama. we can't only be upset with trump. his policies are bad but many of the people who came before him also had really bad policies. they just were more polished than he was. i would talk about the family separation or cageing of kids and people would point out that this was trump. i mean, this was obama. i would say something about the droning