and the plains baptist church and the baptists in my church are very harmonious. >> but was that, wasn't it painful for you -- >> in a way. >> did the guys sort of turn against you and say, you know, you've let the side down? >> i don't think it hurt the southern baptist convention much when i was through. you know, i issued a press release and, as a matter of fact, to be technically accurate, individual human beings are not members of the southern baptist convention. a church congregation is a member of the southern baptist convention. and if you make a financial contribution, you're considered part of it still. so we never have made any division between our church and the southern baptist con to vex. we give -- convention. we give part of our offering to the mission tear program of the southern baptist convention, we give the other half to the more moderate group of baptists. >> when you talk to these men whether it's catholics who don't allow women to be priests, say you talk to the pope, when you talk to brand muffy or -- grand mufti or a rabbi or the head of the southern baptists, h

the top person in the southern baptist baptist convention. i'm now more a moderate baptist, and i was searched down the street, a tiny town, and the baptist conventionist and plains baptist baptist convention are harmonious. >> was it painful to break away? >> in a way. >> did the guys turn against you and say, you know, you let this side down? >> i don't think it hurts the con screenings much when i was there. i issued a press release, and, as a matter of fact, to be ag rat, individual human beings are not members of the southern baptist conventionist convention nation. a church congregation is a member of the if you make a financial contribution, you are considered part of it. we give part of the offerings to the mages their program of the southern baptist commission and the other half of the offerings to the moderate baptists. >> when you talk to these men when this is a catholic not allowing women to be priest, but talk to the post where you talk about grand or rabb iring or the med of the southern baptist convention tis, what -- how do t

>> that makes me a baptist in infidinf infid infidel. calling law-abiding citizens terrorists for protesting is beyond the pale. what does he call them blm folks out there on that property

our poll question tonight, but first, russell moore, president of southern baptist, bragging to fox's tkpwrefrp en about all issue where his issue disagreed with the president. >> asking for your opinion or wanting you to preach his policy from the pulpit? >> no, he was not asking to us preach anything from the pulpit. if he had been he would not have inviteeed me, i disagree with te president on many things. lou: message is, mr. moore, offering us, we can trust him. but within seconds after the question was asked, he sounded ed went just seconds again, like he is in full agreement with the president on one issue. >> i think he wanted us to talk about what can we do about the immigration system we have right 4, one thing that i believe, strongly, is that we have all sorts of divisions, this is not one of them. lou: really? we don't have any disagreement? i wond irwhawhat is taking so l. to come to some resolution? >> tell us when you think, answer the poll, is the southern commission campaigning for president on immigration? cast your vote. we'll pass it along to america moore. -- mr.

it is the only baptist seminary west of texas. >>> still to come on abc7 news, a northern california runner who survived two days in freezing conditions, happy to be home in loving arms today and the fast food craving. >> i should be asking, what is going on with you? >> good morning, michael strahan, a big announcement today with a new role he will be in so you can start saying good morning to him a few hours >> a snowboarder from san francisco who disappeared in monday's storm has been found alive and well. he was snow boarding with his father in the back country across interstate 80 from a resort and they were separated from the cold and snow. authorities say that he spent monday night and yesterday walking until he found a home last night and got some help. he survived overnight by using his snowboard and debris to build a shelter and taken to a local hospital suffering from minor forecast bite. >> miracle there and another miracle here, the 5 a-year-old me zest oman who survived two days in freezing temperatures is now talking about the ordeal, talking exclusively with "good mor

i'm baptist, so our churches operate by congressional policy. so this introduces a kind of dissension in our churches where boards will have to vote whether to allow guns or not in their churches. we didn't have this problem. we didn't ask for it. georgia has a number of issues that we need to deal with. we have the fifth highest number of these individuals in georgia. the governor could have taken that same pen and agreed to give some 600,000 georgians medicaid through the medicaid expansion of the affordable care act. yet we've chosen guns over health care. it's the wrong set of values. and most georgians, even republicans, agree with us. and yet here we are today. >> all right. thank you so much, reverend. you make this argument in the face of a lot of impassioned defenders of the second amendment in your state. it will be interesting to see how this continues to play out. but you highlight in a vivid way some of the negative consequences. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, we are going to move on to a ferocious debate, pulitzer prize-winning

the man said i'm a baptist. are you a northern baptist or southern baptist?'m a northern fundamentalist baptist. i'm a northern fundamentalist baptist. conference of 1857 or conference of 1812? the man said, well, a a conference of 1857. and he said die, you her particular, and pushed him off the bridge. [laughter] this reminds us that as conservatives we have for far more engaged in the act of finding converts than identifying heretics. we need to sharpen more pencils than knives. i get asked every single day what is it that we can do to make a difference? how do we win? in this very critical election year, it really comes down to expectations. for starters, i am here to tell you it is time to expect ore. do not settle for high unemployment. expect opportunity. do not settle for liberal domination of the media. expect an honest debate and a deeper national dialogue. do not settle for trillion dollar deficits. expect balanced budgets. do not settle for washington centered solutions brought to you on a silver platter by smooth talking washington bureaucrats. e

i am one of the third pulpit members at the third baptist church. i'm also a san francisco native and my father is a retired muni driver proudly. i am pleased in your proposed budget that you've taken into consideration the fact of rolling back the parking meter enforcement and ticketing on sundays. as you know third baptist church is a very historic church with over a 160-year history here in the city and to have parking meter enforcement on sundays would impose a significant and substantial burden upon our membership. so, we applaud your efforts in rolling back these measures. thank you very kindly. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> anna arioles. amos brown. jessica layman. rosie [speaker not understood]. alejandra mendez. >> good afternoon. >>> [speaker not understood]. i am speech and language impaired due to my disability so it's hard for me to find the words. but my hearty hope is in the right place. i'm very supportive of muni because i could remember when i had my first service dog, muni actually gave me an empty bus. west portal, i went u

here at tabernacle baptist church in killeen, a service will kick off in just a few hours. as for those soldiers who died, sergeant first class samuel ferguson was 39 years old from mullberry florida, active duty for 11 years. the army said he served in kuwait, iraq and afghanistan and he was a hero, dying while blocking a door to protect other soldiers. staff sergeant carlos lureny who served for 20 years and had been hoping to retire at the end of this year. finally, we have sergeant timothy 0eps, 37 years old from effingham, illinois. a combat veteran seeing action in kuwait and iraq. his uncle calls him a very honorable video. the morning here, morgan, is happening around town in central christian church, sixteen flags for the wounded and three crosses for theded adorn the lawn. this is not the first time. in 2009, 13 crosses for people killed by major nadal hassan were also adorning the lawn of this church. this community had just found closure from that attack in august and his son was sentence sentenced to death. now this scene of violence is repeated. >> a reawaken

you're not a baptist yet. >> stephen: i'm not a baptist.no, not yet. >> stephen: there's still time, sir. >> i'm thinking about it. i have two provisions to be catholic. if pope francis stays on in office and when a female catholic priest asks me to join her church. [ cheers and applause ] [ chanting ] >> stephen: those are your demands. jimmy carter has drawn a line in the sand. [ laughter ] all right, all right. have you told the pope this? >> i wrote the pope a letter about this book and about the problem with women's abuse, and he sent me a very wonderful letter back, and he said that he agreed with many things that i told him about, which he already knew, i'm sure, and said, in his opinion in the future years, women needed to play a much greater role in the catholic church than they were playing now or have played in the past. >> stephen: so what do you think the negative end of religion is when it relates to women? [ applause ] thank you. i did ask that question well, thank you. [ laughter ] what's the negative side of religion? >> we

my name is brenda mcneil and i'm a member of the el bethel baptist church. i'm also here regarding the sunday parking meter enforcement. it looks like you're mooving that way to remove that, but i'll be brief. i want to a primarily the african-american church membership is impacted by that and that would create a hardship -- does create a hardship, financially, physically and psychologically. it interrupts the worship experience if you have to monitor a parking meter and it's disturbing, because it primarily again affects the african-american church. so, it makes me question the motives. hopefully we won't see this come to life again. it looks like a direct attack on the church. i'm asking that you give this matter careful consideration as you represent all the people of san francisco. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. (applause) >> deborah bennedict, paul hickman. anaksul rama. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, i'm deborah bennedict, [speaker not understood] as well as nonprofits that support seniors

>> yes, paid administrative leave. >> reporter: allen temple baptist church said it's cooperating withthe investigation and will do everything to insure that funds that come into the church will be used appropriately for its charitable efforts. don knapp, kpix5. >>> thousands of people had a very long commute home tonight. people were jammed inside the montgomery street b.a.r.t. station about 5:30. the station was shut down because a woman was under a train. tonight she is in the hospital. how she ended up on the tracks, nobody knows for sure. b.a.r.t. will only tell us there was no foul play involved. the trains were stopped about an hour. >>> tonight we know more about what police will only say is a suspicious incident involving 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. a newly released report shows ricardo lockett of the seattle seahawks called 911 from his miami apartment. lockett with kaepernick and quinton patton were named in a police report involving a woman. she told police after a night of partying she couldn't explain how she ended up in the hospital. turns out lockett had called

during his time at first baptist i have known dr. smith to be a man who believes in putting faith in action, working tirelessly to help others grow spiritually. dr. smith and his wife mary have served in ministry together for more than 25 years. they have two children, he's a graduate of mobile college, new orleans baptist theological semi-- seminary and mid western waptist theological seminary. i want to thank him for serving as guest chaplain today. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 one-minute requests for speeches on each side of the aisle. the gentleman from texas is mr. johnson: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. johnson: thank you. let me tell you about a young american and one of my constituents from mckinney, texas, who's doing her best to make a way for herself. gillian, a college student, has worked part time at a local grocery store to help pay for her school expenses. for many years, gillian cloc

and temperament and background to be able to tell the difference between fred phelps and westboro baptist church in rick warren at saddleback church. i think for the most part they don't get the difference. they don't understand what the differences are for the most part. they are just again it's not maybe animosity but a complete lack of understanding and the ability to discern the subtle differences. and again if i'm a science reporter for "national public radio" it's inconceivable that i would get hired for the job without having some sort of a science background. yet journalists every day cover stories not the religion report is what i'm talking about all reporters cover issues every day that have religious moral or ethical component to them and they don't have any training in these areas. i think part of it is that they just don't have the antenna to discern the news and i think another part is the practicality if these guys are putting out press releases, if they are videotaping what they are doing and they have videotape available, if they are making it easy for the media to cover

for my southern baptist friends, it's called apple juice pong. goes in the cup, you have to actually shoot that cup. >> so it would go in, there's beer in here, you would shoot it. >> logistically, this is invisible. there are supposed to be ten cups here, and there's $50,000 prizes in las vegas, teams ascending. 64 teams from all around the country. >> there is a beer pong bar that officially advertises as the beer pong bar of las vegas. >> i think chloe had the hardest job but she did good with that. here's the question i have for >> depends or vodka. >> if you're playing and it's a long game, you can within an hour be doing how many shots? >> 20. >> yes. >> 20, 30. 3, 4 beers per hour. >> i cold cold beer. that takes out fun of drinking beer. >> problem is that you're drinking it so quickly. immediately, you're judgment is impaired. you don't feel like yourself from what i've seen. and it's not a smart move. and then, if you're getting behind the wheel of a car going to play beer pong and drinking more not a smart move. >> listen. never drink

the pastor of the ebenezer baptist church, dr. king or dr. king famously preached in and was memorialized, the reverend was on earlier with ronan farrow and he responded to that piece of the provision in the georgia gun law. i want you to take a listen and respond. >> we have felt this in a particular way at ebenezer baptist church, people know that dr. king of course was a victim of gun violence but so was his mother in 1974, while she was playing and singing "the recolo prayer" in our sanctuary. tragically a young man who needed mental health care had access to a gun but not mental health care came into our church and killed her and one of our deacons. >> the idea that churches were included in a bill like this, when you hear that reaction from the pastor of ebenezer baptist church, goldie, what do you think? >> i had an opportunity to have a word with dr. warnick after his segment today. both of us have real concerns about what could unfold in congregations around the state. in all 159 counties. when i go to a new church do i ask if that's

precinc12t which is at frienhip baptist churc in southwest washgton. wher as you said, lastimin the 2010 election, the vote in the cy was for ncent gray. tommwells may get moreot here then citide, but vertheless, it ia reflection of.c. here and aother precinct, people will be voting until 8:00 this evening. >> it waa sea of yellow and green ts morningt andidate muriel bseowand r supporters launched theet out the vote effort. -- if people want a frh start inhe mayor's office, then vote for me. >> mayor vincent gray snt the daconvincing voters that despite possible indictment he is t best caidate. what is not dfent ithe opportunity to continue to serve people. and in a day when each sid spent the day thing you could out yell each other, former rion barry was outde his brg state calling on voterso vape -vote form gy and how mu he loves thgame. >> most of all, i love campaign. >> councilmember tommy wells and , and shall all, orange, lewis, a alan. among those we stopped, it seemed to be aboutray and wells. >> a tnd issue of turnout today across the city.

and temperament and background to be able to tell the difference between fred phelps and westboro baptist church in rick warren at saddleback church. i think for the most part they don't get the difference. they don't understand what the differences are for the most part. they are just again it's not maybe animosity but a complete lack of understanding and the ability to discern the subtle differences. and again if i'm a science reporter for "national public radio" it's inconceivable that i would get hired for the job without having some sort of a science background. yet journalists every day cover stories not the religion report is what i'm talking about all reporters cover issues every day that have religious moral or ethical component to them and they don't have any training in these areas. i think part of it is that they just don't have the antenna to discern the news and i think another part is the practicality if these guys are putting out press releases, if they are videotaping what they are doing and they have videotape available, if they are making it easy for the media to cover

she attempted to get a license plate that said baptist. baptist was cool, but 8thiest wasn't. much of this is subjective. in my home state of pennsylvania, there are 10,000 words and combinations of letters that are objectable. in my next life, i want to be on the committee to have the vanity plate. remember the original headline, new jersey denies woman license plate that reads "8thiest." i would rewrite it, the guy who didurx is a fgators. >>> authorities are backtra tracki tracking. they are too quick to endorse the man who said appalling things. >>> and the memorial of the 9/11 museum is coming up next month, but one is stirring debate. i'll get to the heart of that controver controversy. whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. ♪ i ♪ and i got the tools ira ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can

who is the key southern baptist whose influence is ever growing and catching the attention now of formersh? that evangelical is going to join me next. >>> plus, president obama fires back at fox news when the strength of his foreign policy is questioned by ed henry. >> well, ed, i would -- i doubt that i'm going to have time to lay out my entire foreign policy doctrine. and there were actually some complementary pieces as well about my foreign policy but i'm not sure you ran them. >>> some headlines now because we are finally finding out what caused a church bus to crash in tennessee killing eight people. investigators say the bus crossed the median last october hitting an suv and tractor-trailer. the stay highway practice troat appears an object in the road damaged the bus's tire later causing it to blow out. >>> toyota moving up to 5,000 jobs from california to the business-friendly state of texas shifting its sales and marketing division to a new national headquarters that's going to be near dallas. >>> pro-russian gunmen storm a tv center in eastern ukraine demanding that they broadc

saint john the baptist, mary, the 12 apostles, and other holy figures intercede on behalf of the sinners. the lucky few are ushered through a gateway into the kingdom of heaven. this painting was done with bright colors so it could be seen by the sick even from their deathbeds. van der weyden excelled at depicting the inner emotions of his characters, and on christ's left, we see the damned in a frenzy, drawn inexorably towards the flames of hell. there are no demons to drag them down. in the words of a theologian, "the weight of sin "is sufficient to make the damned fall into hell as heavy as lead." as the year 1500 approached, many were convinced they were living through the last days of mankind. while the turks threatened christendom from the outside, europe was tormented by political and religious tensions. in the netherlands, hieronymous bosch painted this strange vision of hell composed of images suggesting the psychological disintration of the late medieval world and the tensions of his te. industrial furnaces, armies on the march, artillery bombardments at night. the german print

. >> according to the criminal complaint, clinton served on three boards at the baptist church in oakland and oversaw the financial accounts. because he held a position of trust at the church, he was able to embezzle money from 2007 to 2013 and spent money on personal mortgage and loan, tuition for private schools, and real estate taxes and golf membership, and a luxury car. he has been arrested and faces four counts of grand theft. >> it is important to remember these are allegations and there is this presumption of innocence. we are certainly standing by that. >> he is out of jail on $100,000 bail and will enter a plea in court on may 21. i just got a call from the church's attorney and she tells me that church officials are cooperating with authorities and doing what they can to make sure all chair any goes where it is supposed to and used properly. >> a woman wanted in connection with a shooting death of a teen surrendered yesterday in san francisco. a week ago in richmond police say she shot and killed-year-old after some sort of altercation. the two knew each other and she will be t

when i was a kid, i was a good baptist kid. we did banana pudding shots.ly, though, there are a lot of young people out there that are not doing stuff like this. there are hundreds and hundreds of kids that are doing good things. just last summer, they had a couple hundred southern baptist kids in jersey building homes. >> i'm not worried about them. >> unfortunately, you know, we do, as someone just said, we sort of generalize here. there are good kids out there doing good things with their spring breaks. >> one thing, republicans are building homes. democrats are the drunks. and what gavin said, look, men and women are equal, but we're different. we don't get pregnant and we're a little bit bigger. if i had a college son, i'd say here's a hundred bucks have fun. would you ever tell your daughter, here's a hundred bucks go have some fun? >> before all z hang on a second. we haven't -- how many ladies want to respond to gavin and bill? we'll get to that. i promise. >> i feel like i'm at an old person's convention. to the person down there that said spring

the richmond just kind of design to baptist east devon the province had to fight in the ninety six naked young incidentally against the occupation. matt bought this gun in nineteen fifteen. simmons said anthony ross independent income countries compete in grundy has been named in the interim pm and when i couldn't stop fixing the cracks. last the seventh sign of progress but to school to get tough enough to copy. she was soaked in august just to tease and sixty foot. bcci at the expense. pratt said on wednesday. his admission came in a petition filed by shane thompson. the site stands as the bcci to sit in his estimation. the bcci president ends in september and i'm sure the route to complete it the rules of evidence against them the end of the seaside constitution. the indian president cheney the center of a quote the second scene from contention in the sun has been moved by the breadth of content. the city to dispatch fixing turn the sixth edition of the ipa last. the recommendation on the inside of them couldn't eat some rice could improve the odds and the government to continue as ch

it doesn't matter whether you're a catholic, baptist, jew, atheist, anybody who trusts in christ forou do have to follow a certain good of behavior. >> my belief, bill, historic christianity is those good works you're talking about are important but they come after faith. >> that may be true. >> it's faith that secures our place but if there are no good works your faith -- >> i'm coming at it from another point of view. a lot of people in history have been religious and have done horrible things. i don't think i'll be seeing them. you can't be killing people -- look at these muslim crazy people doing it in the name of allah. come in. i think it's a healthy thing to believe in a judgment day. i think there has to be -- this is why i do believe in the after life, you have to be held accountable in some way and christians believe in a just god. >> yes. >> all right. compassionate, of course. but a just god. if there isn't i'll be so disappointed. i'll be so disappointed. last word. >> god is just. the good news is when we trust in christ we are forgiven, he takes our sin and separates u

a car came crashing into the second haitian baptist church injuring two dozen. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion and many rushes to those run over. >> [ inaudible ] >> some were under the car? >> yes. a lady was 70. she is okay. >> driver say the brakes failed when she drove into the clutch parking lot and investigators have not said if she is cited. >> coming up, a pivotal day in the effort to transform the oakland coliseum. >> miss america defends a high school defended for asking her a you gotta reel it up now,buddy. it.creel it up.t up, [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. >>> you are looking at live pictures from boston, massachusetts, getting ready for the 118th boston marathon. the first since last year's deadly bombing. we will have a report for you on t

. >> reporter: together, growing their independent fellowship baptist church to nearly 400 members among her fiancÉ. >> to see somebody that was that excited for god and to have that much enthusiasm, you know, it was exciting. >> reporter: a strict, fundamental church where the women submitted to their men in all things. >> girls not wearing, you know, a whole lot of makeup, jewelry. skirts only, no pants. >> reporter: sarah nottingham was a sunday school teacher and was married by pastor lewis but it fell apart after a brief two and a half years. then in 2011, pastor mark's own marriage ended when without warning, he lost his wife joanna. found dead, hanging in their closet. by her own hand, says the coroner. and leaving the young preacher all alone for about a day. within 24 hours, sarah nottingham, no longer a church member, or married, says her phone rings. on the line, pastor mark. >> he was crying and he asked me if i had heard what happened and i told him, yes. >> so his wife had just died. >> yes. >> reporter: he calls an attractive former church member. >> yeah. >> reporter: he

first lady and daughters malia and sasha arrived for easter services this morning at the 19th street baptist church in washington. for many catholics the focus this easter sunday was on st. peter's square and the vatican. here's allen pizzey. >> reporter: pope francis marked his second easter mass with calls for concern for the poor and dispossessed and peace in the world's trouble spots. unfazed by the wind removing his hat, the pope presided over a service which paid homage to the church's diverse following. francis used his traditional message urbi et orbi, the city and the world, to urge the international community to boldly negotiate what he called a long overdue peace in syria. an estimated 150,000 people have died in that conflict, roughly the same number as attended today's mass. pope francis is a skilled practitioner of what politicians call staying on message. and consistently refines it by tailoring it to the specifics of the day. >> he pointed out that this year the catholic church's celebration of easter coincided with that of the orthodox church's which have sizable congregatio

lewis clinton is championed with fraud and grand chest for taking $500,000 from the baptist church to pay for private tuition, mortgage and golf club membership. the prosecution says he used the position on the board of a church to steal funds from 2007 to 2013. >> a terrifying ride for passengers trying to get to the airport. the shuttle was carjacked on the way to sfo at 4:00 sunday morning in san francisco. police say the driver of a supershuttle got out to load luggage and a passenger jumped into the driver's seat and took off with four other surprise passengers in the back. >> the driver of the shuttle was on the side trying to stop the suspect from continuing to drive before jumping off and calling 9-1-1. the passengers were able to overcome the suspect somehow. >> no one was injured. the other passengers got in cabs and headed to the airport and the suspect lied to the driver say he was one of the passengers on the list. the shut was found abandoned in alameda county and the suspect is still at large. >> happening today if you have been hoping to get your hands on google glass,

worshippers in new york while president obama and his family attended a service at the 19th street baptist church in washington. on the west coast, thousands enjoyed the spring sunshine at the hollywood bowl on a day marked by events bringing people together wherever they are. duncan golestanigolestani, nbc london. >>> tensions have ratcheted up again in ukraine after a deadly shootout at a checkpoint in eastern ukraine. three people were killed and now moscow and kiev are pointing fingers about who's to blame. jim maceda is in ukraine this evening. jim, good evening. >> reporter: hi, lester. well, there was hope that today on easter sunday the three-day truce announced yesterday would not only hold but start a new period of peace and dialogue between kiev and the pro-russian separatists here in eastern ukraine. but instead, the truce was broken even before daylight. the burned and bullet-riddled carcasses of two jeeps, what's left of a fire fight each blames on the other. according to pro-russian militants that manned this checkpoint outside slovyansk, gunmen burst from the jeeps at 2:00

. >> the hope is that programs like this will help baptist beat the odds that too often in the past led other foster children into a failed and painful adult life. lisa bernard, al jazeera, oakland. >> general motors begins repairs on those faulty ignition switches today. owners can bring the owners tied to the recall to dealers. make an amount to make sure parts are available. g.m. has recalled 2.6 million vehicles worldwide linked to that deadlying i neglecly ignith problem. >> the mudslide in washington state has been the worse in his and caused $10 million in damage. >> meteorologist: i'm dave warren with a look at the national forecast. we have a line of storms moving from west to east and it will continue to move through the area and off the coast. there is a tornado watch because the storms have the potential to begin to spin. a number of severe warnings, and this area still under the watch. be ready to seek shelter as these storms move through. the potential is there for damaging wind and small hail. a line pushing through the southeast. this will continue to move east. farther

even john the baptist-- the saint of the desert and the enemy of luxury-- is depicted surrounded by goldlorins on the cover of a book containing the rules of the coin makers. but if the prosperity of florence was owed to the bankers, the rebirth of its intellectual energy came from a rediscovery of classical culture. without ever leaving santa croce, we can move into the world of the renaissance with this tomb of leonardo bruni, longtime chancellor of florence, who died in 1444. this was the florence of humanists, the students of the classics, of the knowledge and the wisdom of the ancient world. they went right back to the great greek philosophers. he also wrote a history of florence, starting with roman times. and in this great work, he put historical writing onto a new footing, both in terms of its literary content and its scholarly underpinning. and there he lies, his history on his breast, surrounded by wealth of classical detail, his bier supported by the roman eagles and his hope of heaven in the roundel of the virgin and child above his head. this monument in itself is a wordless

lewis clinton was charged yesterday with stealing more than a half million dollars from allen temple baptisthurch. prosecutors say he used the money for mortgage payments, golf membership, and private school tuition for his kids. there's nothing to indicate any crimes involving the transit agency. >> in terms of ac transit, if it comes out that he's done anything untoward, it will be a surprise. >> the ac transit board of directors has put clinton on paid leave. >>> checking other headlines around the bay area, today raymond shrimp boy chow is expected to plead not guilty to all charges. he's accused of money laundering as well as drug and weapons trafficking and a corruption case that has also ensnared yee. chow's lawyer alleges entrapment by the fbi. >>> the answer to san jose's police shortage may come from the sheriff's office. the department has lost hundreds of officers and the latest recruiting class is not even full. today county supervisors will discuss having sheriff's deputies help with patrols and emergency calls. >>> and santa clara council is looking for a replacement for the l

financial officer, lewis clinton, junior, stole more than $500,000 from ail enen church -- allen temple baptist church. prosecutors say he used the position to steal funds. he's accused of spending the money on a luxury car, private school tuition for one one of his children to a golf club membership. prosecutors say the embezzlement came to life in 2012 when a bookkeeper noticed suspicious withdrawals from a bank account. a.c. transit says clinton has been placed on paid leave. >> we're very confident, there are no financial irregularities with regard to mr. clinton and a.c. transit. we have three separate audits every year. >> clinton gets paid more than $200,000 a year as a.c. transit's cfo. he's also the trustee of the agency's retirement board. a representative from the church told us today he had no comment on the charges. >>> a somber anniversary in boston as the community gathers to mark one year since the deadly bombings at the city's iconic marathon. we'll show you the emotional tributes and ceremony for the victims. >>> it was a foggy start to the day. ktvu's steve paulson will be he

that very night we were at third baptist church for a revival. and at church was over and people were leaving and people ran in, pastor brown and i, and some other pastors were talking and two parking control officers were outside rudely telling them that if they did not move their cars immediately they would be towed or ticketed. so, everything they tell you may not be true. i'm asking that you be watchful of this and that you continue the course. the amount of money [speaker not understood] the heartache it causes. secondly i've always sensed a certain hostility towards faith communities in this town. so, i ask you to stay the course. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> peter mendosa. [speaker not understood] abercrombie. [speaker not understood]. mary toronto. if there is anyone else who has not turned in a speaker card, please do so now. >> good afternoon, mr. mendosa. >>> good afternoon, mr. chair. members of the board of directors, mr. reiskin. my name is [speaker not understood] and i'm come to you to express our ag

. ~ amos and more importantly i've served as senior pastor of the historic third baptist church for 38rs. i rise to bid you to consider that lang aston hughes once said, i square to the lord i still can't see why democracy means everybody but me. this commission has gone through a democratic process, has done an investigation, and the majority vote was that this matter would be dropped. and i wonder what lens some might be looking through to see a different view rather than democracy. i have parishionerses who live in bayview hunters point, honorable persons who served this city well. and they are vitally concerned about what's going on regarding this matter. it is excessive. it is pushing an issue that's a red herring, they appear to think, and i would plead with you today, let's major in major things and not minor things and go on with what this commission is supposed to be doing to make sure that you're doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with whatever might be your supreme being or principle. [cheering and applauding] >>> yes, my name is charlie walker and i listened to

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rebel prince and he just hands and explosives memoir published in france translated as the diary of a baptist prince it's published by glass that it's very rare inside account of life in the royal family but also didn't attack on the floor and adrift of the moroccan monarchy. this comes from someone who lives in this united states in two thousand and two and was the third in line for the throne and no more than ever. probably at odds with his family. you claim that the monarchy is at the crossroads and morocco it has preformed. if it wants to survive why. this dire prediction right. will pursue an iq of two things very quickly. isn't this is not. the senate is not exclusive as much it is corrosive to nothing about private life of anybody. this is not a whistle blowers account as much as it is the real political critique from inside. thus important to work to undermine secondly that the magic of the moroccan monarchy is not new. it has something is with us for many decades and he's in at a crossroads if the crows. it's been a crossroads for long time but now this is particularly pressing deman

it's my second century baptist assess the patient's condition as very close to critical. meanwhile which i scored fifty in just a pre trial restriction and i did pronounce the show house the rest was replaced with a personnel the common sense one of the members of the parliament. and i twisted the constitution what this caused the hearings in order to reach a consensus on the fundamental all the states the parliament was in an unusual format. expect the representatives of local authorities and government officials was invited to the meeting. this stage of the ukrainian parliament alexandre two chain of claims that changes need to be a celtic winning two sessions he cited the process is complicated and the key to success is the publicity of discussion. nothin' in kiev but also in the regions. see more details about the proposals that sounded into parliament today. this already. one interstate but to its decentralized government. mr crean doesn't yet seem to present its amendments to the constitution from the government proposed to eliminate the regional administrations and

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brown's third baptist church. >> thank you, reverend lewis. [multiple voices] >> i told you when you nominated me for that position [speaker not understood]. >> i just didn't know how [speaker not understood] you were. okay. [multiple voices] >> the next item on the agenda is ethics complaint 04-14 303, ray hartz versus luis herrera, city librarian. mr. herrera. >> mr. hartz is not here and did not request a continuance. so, i'm assuming we're just going to go ahead. >> we're going to go forward. thank you for your patience, sir. >> sure, thank you very much, commissioners. i'm luis herrera, city librarian. i trust you received my letter that gave background on this matter regarding showing cause for the sunshine ordinance task force, an order of termination. mr. hartz violated the sunshine ordinance by failing to provide equal access to members of the public regarding the library use of audiovisual material during public comment. >> sir, i'm sorry to interrupt you. i'm going to ask staff at the door be closed so we can actually hear you. >> t