where... right next to the catholic church from the old school. >> trahant: the church in st. michael was built in the early decades of the 20th century as missionaries helped spread catholicism across native alaska. >> before the white man came, the eskimos believed that everything had a spirit. we respected everybody, and we knew that there was somebody up there taking care of us. now, almost everybody here is catholic. >> trahant: to run the parish in st. michael, the church sent father george endal. one of the state's pioneer priests, endal moved from church to church throughout alaska before landing in st. michael in 1968. he brought with him a church volunteer named joseph lundowski, who he'd given a job to years earlier. >> we don't know a lot about him. he's somewhat of a mystery. endal brought him in as a... sort of a novice master at the school. he was, we were told, placed in charge of the boys' dormitory. >> trahant: in st. michael, lundowski would train to become a deacon, but the people here looked up to him as a priest all along. >

but aren't there polling that suggests that a lot of the people even though who go to catholic church are not observing church teaching on issues like consequent septiotr. there's a lot of cafeteria thinking. >> i think picking and choosing a good way to put it. i think there is a satisfy tiara mentality. that can apply to even religious beliefs. you think that religion is in the climb in the united states. >> no, i don't. i've vested a intt i teach at religion at boston college. it's not a commercial anything. religion is powerful. there's people i don't think it's true that we're in the middle of another great awa awakening. >> let me grijalva you some statistics. look atmarriage. in 19 snrirtss. the number of unwed couples shot up 1 50%. >> marriage ins decline. i think that's true. i think that's true. maybe paul and i agree on there is a battle going on here between these two ways of thinking about the world. one more can you have n nent. >> the church authorities cannot keep marriage which is a centerpiece as ovenant. >> the church authorities cannot keep marriage which is a cen

but aren't there polling that suggests that a lot of the people even though who go to catholic church are not observing church teaching on issues like consequent septiotr. there's a lot of cafeteria thinking. >> i think picking andhoosing a good way to put it. i think there is a satisfy tiara mentality. that can apply to even religious beliefs. you think that religion is in the climb in the united states. >> no, i don't. i've vested a intt i teach at religion at boston college. it's not a commercial anything. religion is powerful. there's people i don't think it's true that we're in the middle of another great awa awakening. >> let me grijalva you some statistics. look at marriage. in 19 snrirtss. the number of unwed couples shot up 1 50%. >> marriage ins decline. i think that's true. i think that's true. maybe paul and i agree on there is a battle going on here between these two ways of thinking about the world. one more can you have n nent. >> the church authorities cannot keep marriage which is a centerpiece as ovenant. >> the church authorities cannot keep marriage which is a cent

definitely. >> but in miami, living with foster parents who were jewish but made him go to a catholic churchvery sunday, eire was unshackled for the first time from the catholicism of cuba and its troubling images of pain and suffering. >> after i had come to the us and seen churches that were free of such images. i realized that spanish catholicism and latin american catholicism was very different from american catholicism in that respect and sort of put a less scary pall over religion. >> when eire and his brother moved in with his uncle in illinois, there were no more gory images of jesus. >> my uncle had this very protestant image of jesus above his armchair, totally unscary. friendlier, more accessible, jesus for every child. >> though liberated from the demons of his youth, eire says he was still plagued, even crippled, by what he calls, "the void." >> it attacked me, cause it seemed to come from outside of me, a feeling of utter abandonment and emptiness and having no connection to anything or anyone, and having no one or anything beyond one's self. everything was turning dark. >> but

john's catholic church is located on russell ave in felton. new details and another incident for southwest airlines. this morning a flight from oakland international headed to denver had to return shortly after takeoff. one wing warning light went off. a pilot decided it was safer to return of the plane back to oakland. the plane was a different model than the model that had a fuselage tear sparking emergency inspections nationwide. the incident was not classified as an emergency landing but rather and lesser yellow warning. once the planes are fixed consumer trust is an issue with southwest that it will have to rebuild. today kron 4 has passengers that they will still fly the airline. they were split 50-50. we will likely see a commercial from southwest that and said its recent problems. >> will be important, it will deal with inspections, maintenance and timely repair to ensure people feel safe. as long as southwest does that, it should take care of itself. over the long haul this is one of the safest airline she confide. >>pam: in addition

will -- >> jesus body and jesus blood, well, that is all across the board isn't it from roman catholic church to those who say this is just a remembrance there is nothing special about this. lutherans fall somewhere in the middle. in holy communion we say we are experiencing the real presence of jesus. they stop short of saying this is a body and blood of jesus but it is jesus is truly present. >> i think methodists are reluctant to have it every sunday because of that tradition, the mass being held every sunday. >> god bless our catholic brothers and sisters but lutherans for a long time defined themselves against the roman catholic church so they also said we don't want to have communion every sunday for that very purpose, we will seem popish. >>> we worship the word more than the sackments what do you think of that? >> when i was ordained it was to the ministry of word and sackment. lutherans may hold some sort of middle ground this this debate. sacrament is just as important. >> i was as word sacrament as order. >> you have more than we do. >> were you the first. >> there may be some othe

the catholic church is having these problems. the "new york times" didn't create that reality. >> i'm not italian but i am catholic. i grew up with a lot of italians. and am dating one. [laughter] >> so i'll have to pass on the italian thing. i do think, though, in terms of the diversity calculus inside the newsroom, the "times" has not followed through on that. it doesn't have its representative italian reporters and editors in the same way that it has its representative african-american or latino. it's not part of the mix. i think they lump white ethnics into one big mass. on the catholic thing, i won't go on the way that bill donahue, who's the president or chairman of the -- executive director of the catholic league who thinks the "times" is a deeply bigoted newspaper against catholics, i won't go as far as archbishop do-lynn has said, but the "times" seem distant from the role of catholicism. right after i published "coloring the news" the second wave of the church sex scandal broke. and i was on radio on tv a lot being aske

gathered for the funeral of a well-known restaurant owner as they walked from his restaurant to the catholic church for the funeral mass. police say he was shot during a robbery attempt as he opened his restaurant early friday morning peter is a $32,000 reward in the case. >>> federal and state emergency officials are assessing what if anything can be done for homeowners threatened by landslides in hercules. four homes on carson street have been red tagged and in other four are restricted to day use only. there is new sliding today behind one of them. >> parts of the hill are crumbling away and heading in this direction. >> state and federal officials say it could still be a few weeks away. >>> on the peninsula people are gathering to learn more about mountain lion activity. a big cat was seen before 9:30 p.m. monday nights. they want to talk about mountain lions in residential areas and how to best deal with a lion. the meeting is at sequoia high school in redwood city. >>> concerns about coyotes are on the rise. we have learned that animal control is getting more calls about coyotes but budget cu

john's catholic church attends their freezing $6,000. >>catherine: the team last night. -attending that- church raising $6,000. >>catherine: the medical center some of them are routour round-the-clock his remaining hospitalized. you are able to leave messages and find out to donate to check a website www.kron4.com is special, and a section. (music) >> jacqueline: the live look outside with puffy white clouds. still places in still isolated storms into the delta and lightning strikes in small hail. with heavy rain continuing over fairfield at this hour. that read is indicating rainfall at 1 in. per hour. that red--and towards antioch, the central valley is also seeing storms. that hail layer that purple is showing heavy hail! and also larger hail shot near fairfield. that purple is indicating larger size hail. and that lighter purple is also indicating larger size hail. lightning, hail, heavy rain to the delta and the possibility of bay-area wide this evening. the stormtracker 4 radar with a lot of shower activity unstable. perfect to see these thunderstorms. more about t

also $6,000 was raised by his catholic church. >>pam: 5:10 real problems the fallout from a failing radios at the oakland police department radio problem is how we could impact your safety. 5:30 caught on tape! a muni driver could be never returning to work after being texting. facebook sharing its technology why it is giving away its ideas. >>jacqueline: continuing to monitor severe thunderstorm warnings. continuing through fairfield and also in effect for the next 10 minutes. large hail and even a week rotation in this area. really quickly on the radar. heavy rainfall coming down with over one-inch per hour in fairfield. more on this, coming up. t7 ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29

now to danville where police tell us they are wrapping up an embezzlement investigation at a catholic church. as rob roth reports we learned that the amount runs into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> referree: after a six-month investigation of embezzlement here, the danville police chief expects investigators to turn the case over to the district attorney this week. sources tell channel 2 multiple people appear to be involve in a complex scheme that netted hundreds of thousands of dollars of church donations over several years. and one of the central figures  in the administration is a trusted former church employee who worked in the office. we are not revealing that person's name because no charges have been filed. but most members of the church know who it is. >> she was great. and you would never think that would be happening with her. >> referree: channel 2 first reported on the alleged embezzlement in september. that -- that is when the church officials contacted the authorities. father gerald moran said it includes forging signatures, emproper electronic fund transfers. >> i

and police in indonesia arrested 19 people and found five large bombs near a catholic church.o explode tomorrow, during "good friday" services. and to kwame holman for what's on the "newshour" online. kwame? >> holman: we checked in with chris choy, an oil rig worker on the deepwater horizon crew a year ago. and on "newshour extra," students in louisiana told us how their lives have changed since the spill. all that and more is on our web site: newshour.pbs.org. >> lehrer: and again to our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the iraq and afghanistan conflicts. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, are 12 more. >> woodruff: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks among others. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> okay, listen. somebody has got to get serious. >> i think... >> we need renewable energy. >> ...renewable ener

>>reporter: 20 and only a battered their community but easter worshipers at holy spirit catholic church outside st. louis came to master spirits and tact. flow lost power from the storm which hit the area friday evening. she said those lost their homes or on her mind. >> it's really hard, i haven't lost my home i could certainly sympathize with them we'll look to family and friends. if we can replace the sessions. >>reporter: president barack obama went to service this as his motorcade arriving to the shiloh baptist church in washington. the historic house was found by three black citizens in the 1850's. the 16th this celebrated mass at st. peter's square as part of his traditional address he spoke of the civil war in libya >> the dialogue to the place of arms and made those who suffer as a result of the conflict be given access to human and humanitarian aid. >> >>reporter: in of the uprising, the pope called for peace and in and he'd end violence. reporting live, kron 4 news. vicki: a series of armed robberies happening in oakland. coming up to show you where most of the attacks are ta

john's catholic church on russell avenue and highway 9. the special service will begin at 7:00 p.m.. this is not the first time in the tense rivalry between the dodgers in the giants turned violent. kron 4 kimberly is here now to give us a look. >>kimberlee: look at youtube, look up giants dodgers fight and a lot of different videos come out. will take a look at one of them. the dodgers fans pushing each other, shoving and throwing things at each other. a little later you see the security guard in the please come in and try to get some of the fans out of the way. the fight continues, punches keep going. he realized it was in the middle of the fight it was a giants fan. the person who you see there is wearing a giant shirt and hat. he even tried to cover himself from the blows. let's take a look at the second video i have for you at&t park. he see the confrontation, drink splashed in the person's face, this took place by the railing by the cove, the bystanders trying to get in there and get the people out of their budgets to the fight still

at saint patrick catholic church worshippers gathered to begin the easter weekend. >> we have major delayos bart. there is a police action in area. we know that police swarmed the station and there were delays on the freemont daily city line. if you are waiting for them to get home that may be the reason. we'll check on the forecast. >> it is cool out there today. sandy pateleis here. >> cool weather today and not much is going to change in the terps of cloud cover . starting off with a possibility of showers for saturday. sheer's a live picture from san jose where it is cloud and 58 degrees and the airport is reporting wind of 17 miles per hour and another live picture from our high devination camera, you can see the cloud cover out there. and as a matter of fact, as you look at live doppler 7 hd. the possibility of few sprinkles developing and showers you look here off of the coastline and the atmosphere moistening up a bit. we could see a shower or two . we have had reports of sprinkles today. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. our highlights sprinkles are possible and a slight chance

vincent depaul's catholic church, where she was a lecter and a eucharistic minister. she was a graduate of columbia and the school of nursing in mount vernon, new york, and worked as a registered nurse for over 40 years, including the sutter visiting nurses association and the irwin memorial blood bank. i know she'll be sorely missed by her friends and family and those she served in the st. vincent depaul community. she is survived by her husband, her son and her daughter. on a personal note, i have known ann almost my entire life. my family has known her and her family. i grew up with her children, chris and diedre, who were, you know, unabashed supporters during my campaign last year. simply a great family and a true stalwart of our community in district two and st. vincent depaul parish. on a very personal level we will miss her, my family will miss her and i ask that we adjourn today's meeting in honor of her. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. >> thank you. colleagues, today i am making a request for a hearing today on how the city manag

vincent depaul's catholic church, where she was a lecter and a eucharistic minister. she was a graduate of columbia and the school of nursing in mount vernon, new york, and worked as a registered nurse for over 40 years, including the sutter visiting nurses association and the irwin memorial blood bank. i know she'll be sorely missed by her friends and family and those she served in the st. vincent depaul community. she is survived by her husband, her son and her daughter. on a personal note, i have known ann almost my entire life. my family has known her and her family. i grew up with her children, chris and diedre, who were, you know, unabashed

they were around catholic church. still about 18,000 persons. number is decreasing but quite slowly. also, we have heard reliable information that in the vicinity of a city further west, there are still some -- about a hundred dead bodies that are scattered around that have not yet even been collected. as for -- >> do you have any knowledge about whether or not laurent gbagbo has surrendered or any of his aides close to him? >> i just arrived from the airport through abidjan. the town is relatively quiet. however, we do have some information that there is a lot of looting going on. so there are two main fears, one is general security and the other one is retaliation. as for gbagbo is concerned, we do not, at least i newly arrived in abidjan, do not have yet a confirmation on his whereabouts. >> how do you think civilians in the ivory coast are going to be able to build a route to stability given the humanitarian situation is as grave as you're describing it? >> there is just only one way out. the country has during its troubled history passed th

in 1536 even as king henry viii was separating from the roman catholic church, he had tyndale arrestednd executed. but just a year later, it was henry who authorized the first legal english translation. baylor university professor scott carroll directs the green collection, one of the world's largest private collections of rare biblical texts and artifacts. he says 80% of tyndale's work ended up in the kjv. >> i think he's an unsung hero in the whole story. >> reporter: after henry viii came a series of english bibles all intertwined in the often bloody battles between khat licks and protestants. when king james i came to the throne, he wanted a version of the bible that wasn't tied to a particular movement. he formed a translation committee of scholars. >> they were commissioned in 1604 to find the best translations out there and then match them up with the greek and hebrew and if they matched up, to take them. when you think about the king james, i think generally, people think about, they think it's a protestant commodity. but in fact, it really was a result, a culmination, of jewis

>> reporter: a tornado may have battered their community but easter worshipers at holy spirit catholic church outside st. louis came to mass with their spirits in tact. >> god was shining on us. >> reporter: she lost power from the storm which hit the area friday evening. she said those who lost their homes to the twister were on her mind. >> it is really, really hard and i haven't lost my home. i can certainly sympathize with them. we all look to family and friends and we can replace possessions. >> reporter: president obama also went to services. this is his motorcade arriving at the baptist church. it was founded by three black citizens in the 1850st. at the vatican pope benedict celebrated mass in st. peter's square. as part of his traditional address the pontiff spoke of the civil war in libya. >> the diplomacy and dialogue take the place of arms. and may those who suffer as a result of the conflict be given access to humanitarian aid. >> reporter: speaking at the uprising across the middle east in general the pope called for peace and an end to hate and violence. >>> and let's send it o

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these people are all part of larger group career transition support group sponsored by danville catholic church. >> we find people still coming in from all over the bay area that come into the group and all of a sudden they are people going through the same burden. carrying the same burden they are carrying and find there is tremendous support. >>reporter: one of the job seekers has found a job and several others. >> at the very least the people hope the billboard will put a real face on the problem of unemployment in the bay area. brings awareness to people that every day there are people common people that surround you. they are at stores. they are at your gym. they are at church. having a hard time. >> beyond that all the people want is to get off the wall of the bart station and on to a train headed for work. in dublin, abc 7 news. >> at 7 news.com you will find a link to the we all need job web site just look under see it on tv. >>> oakland mayor kwan going after some of san francisco big name tech companies. is he recently met with the ceo of open table, yellp and huizenga hoping to lure

different date to be added this year the celebrations on the same day but the all the dogs and the catholic church as well but now we've had the bed around five thousand people who already inside president the fate of his wife to arrive shortly as well had enough to leave one believing for the mile they think it is that there's lots of people have tied up and i get a backdrop now the cathedral it has a fascinating history although i think very old and i just think that it's actually less than twenty years old it was destroyed at nineteen that he was built in the nights and ninety's but no less wonderful is that think that's not it's just not that is as he said got under way now and that's being led by patriarch kirill thank you so good to get perspective from where you are as well with these pictures. around the world live from central moscow on the t.v. news channel it's now forty minutes away from midnight you're watching our live coverage of the easter service from the christ the savior can feed for a couple can sky in some form must go with me in the studio for the machine to take us through w

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>> an east bay narcotics agent opens up to our laura anthony and admits to mistake autos the catholic churchre in the bay area over decades of child sex abuse. new evidence pointing to a 50-year cover up massive concrete pipes providing relief to the storm-ravaged streets of capitola. the long, slow recovery is ahead. >> sky 7 hd is live where police found the 3-year-old boy missing most of the day. >> police have been scouring a neighborhood in search of the boy and mother and just turned up minutes ago at this wall nart on story road. >> good evening, vic lee slif with good news. >> this is a happy ending dan. the 3-year-old phillip and his mother have been reunited. this is their house over here, the family home. hopefully they'll be here shortly. there was a -- this

celebration here in russia and this year marked on the same day by both the orthodox church and the catholic church doesn't always happen because the easter holiday isn't always on a fixed date it's called immovable face either this year celebrations calling on the same day now some of the russian traditions that in making the cake and also eating the type of person who passed that's actually the original name for the easter celebration it's. now we saw the big procession from christ the savior cathedral it's traditional procession that goes around the cathedral grounds with leading that they carry the crucifix and thousands of people are doing that before they go back inside to continue the ceremony now the actual cathedral itself really has an absolutely fascinating history it might look very dated and grand but it actually left twenty years old in ninety one the building was completely destroyed and then rebuilt in the ninth really is an absolutely magnificent thirty thing to hold but it's the service all around russia families will be celebrating a religious holiday a church thing with beatles

now this year the holiday being mugged on the same day by the orthodox and the catholic church now but it is easter isn't a fake state and i think the greek oriental that feeling helen's are right but this year the celebrations have fallen on the same day and as he said a huge number of people marking this occasion as a real family event inside you've got children as well with families in the pools all over russia at. the ceremonies and people celebrating in their own way. very sorry easter a lot of colorful traditions here how to mark the holiday. well of course they're normally just people still celebrated about the easter. holiday but if he said here in russia it really is a very religious holiday is a major celebration and a real family of some of the russian traditions the baking east the cakes. and also eating birds which will come after which is actually the original name given to the holiday given to the easter holiday so a real family that's marked by a lot of people as we said all over russia and of course around the world. sara thank you very much r.t. surface in central mos

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is being held on the same day for the church and the catholic church so that's because they think. on the julian calendar they have a fixed date pull the holiday it's called a musical this year's fall and on the same day. religion celebrating it on the same day ok we're taking a look at those live pictures are coming through. for you bring us up to date much appreciate and sort of central moscow if you'd like to watch more of what's going on as well you can the holy. cross to save. our website streaming if you want to see it about. you bring up today with some unused top stories now tonight it's been six weeks since japan lost control of machine many clear plan with authorities still unable to plug lethal radiation leaks from the onset the worst fears were that it could end up being another chernobyl that is a go go rodney of went one of the worst affected areas in ukraine where a quarter of a century on the disaster continues to haunt local residents. the exclusion zone on the border between russia and belarus although it's more than a hundred kilometers from chernobyl it's receiv

celebration here in russia and this year on the same day by the orthodox church and the catholic church doesn't always happen because the easter holiday isn't always going to fix days it's called a movable feast at this year's celebrations calling on the same day now some of the russian traditions in making the cake and also eating a type of pasta and that's actually the original name of the celebration. that we saw the big procession from christ the savior cathedral its traditional procession that goes around the cathedral grounds with patriarch kirill leading that they carry the crucifix and thousands of people joining but before they gave back inside to continue the ceremony now the actual cathedral itself really has an absolutely fascinating history it might look very old dated and grand but it's actually less than twenty years old and nine hundred thirty one the building was completely destroyed and then rebuilt again in the nine hundred ninety s. and it really is an absolutely nine percent to hold but easter service all around russia families will be celebrating a religious holida

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"that's why, and i've been raised in the catholic church. "i happen to have been born in a suburb here "where we're catholic, and my grandparents were before me." "why do you listen to creed?" "i don't know. that's what's on my radio station." "why do you wear-- "why do you wear thong underwear and low pants even though it's dreadfully uncomfortable?" "i don't know. britney does. so that's what i see; that's what i do." "older people, why do you vote republican? "or democrat? when there's clearly really no difference between the parties?" there really is no difference between the parties, you know? they pay lip service to some differences here and there, but when you vote vehemently democrat or republican, you are broadcasting-- to me, anyway-- that you're not doing your homework. do you know what i mean? like, you--when--like last night, when i did stand-up, and as soon as i mentioned george w. bush, some arms got folded. some heads lean-backed with the old, "okay, don't say-- this is bush country." what does that mean? what does that mean?

after a roadside bomb exploded in baghdad but last struck a police car near the entrance to a catholic church in the city's central district it's the second attack on a christian target in iraq in the last six months in october a bomb detonated near a catholic cathedral killing fifty two. opposition supporters in yemen scuse me yemen have rejected the president's plans to exit office in thirty days time thousands of protesters in the country's capital are demanding that saleh was being in charge of the state for thirty three years should step down immediately. a massive street protests in yemen have been going on since january with about one hundred thirty people killed in clashes between opposition and moralists. several hundred people have marched through the center of tokyo in another wave of protests against nuclear power and most of the protesters demanded a full switch to clean natural energy sources demonstrations against atomic energy have become regular in the weeks following the quake and tsunami damage the fukushima power plant causing radiation leaks. so from the onset of the japa

too much work and they're too expensive i say smart boy for catching on so soon to that of the catholic church said oh no you did not they released a statement saying this ad gives the wrong message children that it's all right to enter into courtship and it could pave the way for the very young to be lax and carefree in fact one of the priests took to the radio over this travesty saying that the ad needs to be replaced because it plays with kids' emotions and cheapens relationships i'm sorry what the hell is wrong with this world i hate to break it to the priests out there but kids do in fact have boyfriends they have girlfriends no they're not serious and no they're not anything worth worrying about so let's just all take a collective deep breath and leave the children out of our political agenda why don't we all just back off it's called playing frankly i don't see anything wrong with that and when speaking of play you know a lot of little kids across the country are going to be ready for easter and there's nothing more innocent than children hunting for easter eggs but wait a minute they'v

careerr transition support group sposored by the catholic church. >> people are still coming in all overhe bay area and come in the group and with people who are going throughh the same boarduden and they find that there is tremendous support. >> so far one of the job seekers found a jobb and several others landed interviews after employers spotted them here. they hope it will put a face on the program of unemployment in the bay area. >> it brings awareness to people who every day. common people that surroundd you. they are at stores and a are at the gym and at the church. they are having a hard time. >> beyond that all they want to get off of the wall and on to the train headed for work. in dublin laura anthony abc 7 news. >> check it out for yourself. abc 7 news.com. they will find a link to all we need job website. >> there is plenty of time to call 7 on yourr side tax had the line. more from michael finnie coming up. @p@p@p@p@p@p@p@p@p@p@p go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure dep

elizabeth catholic church for funeral mass. he was shot during a robbery attempt. there is a $32,000 reward connected with his death. >>> angry students and family marched on campus today. live at san francisco state with why one teacher says the education system is failing its students. >> reporter: it's all quiet here now, but a few hours ago, students and staff marched through the administration hall here. they're holding protests to talk about the proposed budget cuts to education. >> our future. >> reporter: with millions of dollars being slashed, students and faculty marched saying the solution is not cutting education, but finding more revenue. >> the money is there. it is a question of priorities and will to use it. >> it's clearly not within the university's power to print money. >> reporter: in the past, educators were laid off and had furlough days. students and faculty say this comes with a price. >> some of the teachers we have, you know, they're worried about their jobs. >> we're going to produce really very not well educated citizens. >> reporter: th

steven's catholic church. the group also questioned whether there was a conflict of interest. >>> there are a few clouds out there right now. more cloud in the forecast as we head to tomorrow. weather system stacked up over the pacific. they are all very weak but they are bringing a little bit of shower activity to parts of the bay area. here we are at 10:00 mostly cloudy. here is the computer model for the next 24 hours. when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's mostly cloudy. late in the day sprinkles show up in the bay area. these sprinkles are going to last with us probably into thursday then we see more chances as we head into the weekend. i'll have the computer model solution to the long range forecast back here in about 20 minutes. >>> a natural toxin was found in millions of the fish that suffocated in a redondo beach. the toxin is released from an algea bloom, it's uncurable. >>> we'll show you the dangerous depths that cooper thieves are willing to go to steal the metal. >>> and gold has risen to a pri

steven's catholic church. the group also questioned whether there was a conflict of interest. >>> there are a few clouds out there right now. more cloud in the forecast as we head to tomorrow. weather system stacked up over the pacific. they are all very weak but they are bringing a little bit of shower activity to parts of the bay area. here we are at 10:00 mostly cloudy. here is the computer model for the next 24 hours. when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's mostly cloudy. late in the day sprinkles show up in the bay area. these sprinkles are going to last with us probably into thursday then we see more chances as we head into the weekend. i'll have the computer model solution to the long range forecast back here in about 20 minutes. >>> a natural toxin was found in millions of the fish that suffocated in a redondo beach. the toxin is released from an algea bloom, it's uncurable. >>> we'll show >>> cooper thieves in san francisco are taking crime to a dangerous through level. thieves cut a power line that f

over for his brother, fidel castro in 2008. >>> arson is to blame for a fire that destroyed a catholic churchned yesterday in hacienda heights. about 100 firefighters responded to the scene to help get control of the fire. a priest too was inside the church when the fire started, suffered minor injuries. damage is estimated at about $8 million. >>> people in texas are being allowed to return to their homes now that firefighters are gaining the upper hand on a couple of massive wildfires. some of those fires started last week. the equivalent of the size of rhode island. firefighters say calmer winds are giving them better control of the flames. despite the change in weather, crews admit, they could be fighting the fires for two more months because of drought conditions. >>> police say a search is underway in tennessee for a nursing student snatched from her home. teams of volunteers have been looking for holly bobo in the woods near her home. investigators say the brother thought it was her before, so at first, he wasn't alarmed. >>> miguel winly underwent surgery to save his sight. tomorrow h