that is the way he found life in christ. he is passionate as a follower of christ. [applause] sen.ruz: many of you know his story. he is an american citizen. he and his wife, two beautiful children, family resides in idaho. iran andr traveled to was sentenced to eight years in prison for the crime of preaching the gospel. it has been three years that he has been locked up in an iranian prison. as we think about the threats we face here, it is a topical happen. of what can tell us about him as a husband and father. iranll, before he went to he would usually open his suitcase big does we were working at an orphanage, and he would tell the kids to bring third toys and clothing so that we could take it to the orphans. they would bring their toys and close. he would say, no, go get that toy you got for christmas. they would,. they were so young. my daughter was five. she will be nine soon. they would cry and bring their favorite toys, and i would get mad, thinking why would you do this to the kids, but he would say that you always give god your best. [applause] >> he was always trying t

that is the way -- that is how he found life in christ. he is a passionate follower of christ.uz: many of you here know his story. he is an american citizen. he and his wife and their two children, their family resides in idaho. the pastor traveled to iran. and was sentenced to eight years in prison. for the crime of preaching the gospel. it has been three years that he has been locked up. in an iranian prison. as we think about the threats we face here, it is a powerful reminder of what can happen. said as a husband and a father. iran, he he went to was usually best he would usually open his suitcase because we were working on an orphanage. he would tell the kids to bring their toys and close -- clothing so that he could take it to the orphanage. get -- he would tell them to bring the things that they really liked. was four the last time they saw him. they would cry and bring their favorite toys. i would get mad thinking -- why would you do this to the kids? he would say that you always give got your best. [applause] best you always give -- you your best. god you always in sti

the united church of christ. caller: that means you are a follower of jesus christ? guest: that is correct. minister, that is a leadership role. you are there to minister to the people and guide them in what christianity is. christian, is, as a do you believe that abortion is ok? do you think it is ok for a an abortion under any circumstances? do think that abortion is a moral prerogative of each , atvidual, every individual any time in her pregnancy. is ar: i do not ask if it prerogative, and asking if you as a person believes that abortion is ok to take the life of an innocent baby in the womb? do you believe that is ok? that that baby has no rights, has no right to life, and that it is ok to have that life of the baby? do you think that is ok, as a minister? guest: i do not think it is a baby. we are talking about a nascent life, a possible life and we're not talking about a fully human life. not only do i believe that, the early church believed that, and human thing sense of worship was known in bible times, that jesus might have made a comment about this if it h

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and it's the body and blood of christ and that is the ancient and current teaching of the church. >> again we can read more about these things. hell and purgatory. the church has always had a hell exist. they said -- they never said anyone is in hell that the reason they don't say that is in the new testament jesus says who are you to say who is good or bad. that's god's decision alone but the reason it's so important is how means i truly have free choice and i can choose not to love god. and that's the whole point of the story. free will and purgatory. purgatory means if you're going to be in heaven you can't have all these faults. you have to be a nice guy. you can say -- purgatory is purifying us to become part of the saints in heaven. >> the priesthood. >> the priesthood. people get confused. there are two types of trees. we refer to that as the ministerial priests hood. those priests serving others but there is aussie the priesthood of the lady and effective baptism right after you pour the water on the baby's head is then do the unction with the chrism and you say to the person

pope francis is talking all about this encounter,en counter, encounter jesus christ. when you encounter him you can't help but talk to people. >> right. >> before we close, i want to have you say a word about your ministry and how important it is. you have to raise your own finances. folks, pray for this man because he's got a family. it is not like it is taken care of once you say yes. it might be a little bit harder. how can people support you? >> if they want to support they can go to the website, richardlaneministrys.com. there is a link -- if you want to go to go fund me.com/richard me.com/richardlane. you can do a search on go fund me. if you are looking for a parish mission, invite me. go to the website. i would be happy to come to your parish and do a parish mission and be able to help in evangelization at your particular church. >> let's do a little evangelization now. richard, i would like to ask you to close out with a prayer. maybe somebody is watching this and they say i would like to actually ask the holy spirit -- i don't know quite how. lead us. >> in

>> yes, i am in the united church of christ. >> caller: okay. so you are a christian so that means that you are a follower of jesus christ, correct? >> this is correct. >> caller: my question to you is as a minister, that is a leadership role. you are there to minister to the people and to guide them in what christianity is. my next question is then as a christian, do you believe that abortion is okay? do you believe that it is okay for a woman to have an abortion under any circumstances? >> yes, i do. >> caller: i do have more follow-ups to that but i don't want to get cut off. >> i do think that abortion is a moral prerogative of each -- every individual woman at any time in her pregnancy. >> caller: i'm not saying -- i'm not asking the question if you think it's aw81÷ prerogative, i asking a question if you as a person believe that abortion is okay to take the life of an innocent baby in the womb? do you believe that that is okay? that baby is not -- that baby has no rights, it has no right to life and that that is okay to take that life of a

we talked about the jesus christ superstore.t for boys and girls anymore, now they are just toys and be more gender neutral and with bedding and entertainment too. so some peopleçó think it is police gone wild, but is it just where we are right now. >> i think this is just weird, a bit of an antiquated system. this is residual stuff from like dick and jane, everyone needs to just calm the (bleep) down. >> we are talking about like taking a sign down and a little repaint. we are not like trying to make boys girls and girls boys, we are just making it, presented a little more equally, like here are the toys, take what you will. despite the crazy packaging, a sparkle here and star wars here. >> larry: they are just toys. >> toys a. >> they are making too much of a big deal like so what if -- however it is labeled, like kids are going to play with what they play with. i don't think it is good that they are taking the signs down, but i don't think it is that big of a deal. ave the signs, like if a girl wants to play with a toy truck,

, advent or second coming of christ. he was convinced by their teachings. so he left his original denomination, became a 7th day adventist, and he began to write his own literature and he the parent ique 7th day adventist church thinking they were not really conforming to the teachings of the church. that they had relaxed a lot. and so he wanted to reform the church. in the end the church rejected his proposals for reform and basically kicked him out of the church. so he started looking for sent place to go and out scouts and finally decided on this area near waco, texas. he was seen as kind of a divine figure like elijah or john the baptist to announce the coming of the new kingdom. in this tradition of the davidians you have the notion of the importance not only of scriptures and authority but of a prophet and recognizing what a prophet can do for the community. his idea was it's like taking a scroll and unrolling it and you find new information that you can read as you go along. he said the prophet does that. and so i

as part of the faith and trusted by christ to the church. the pope's approach is pastoral. he dant change the dock drivens of the church. could changing the vatican stance and the discussion on the issue, lead to a weakening of the church. some argue that this would be a moral compromise, by discussing something that catholics, 30 or 40 years ago would never have talked about. i don't think they were looking at a change. what the pope is talking about is welcoming divorce and remarried catholics, and welcoming divorced catholics, giving them a sense that they will not be kicked out. the doors are wide open. and that kind of pastoral outreach is something we have seen in previous papers, i would say that there's a powerful charisma to the pastoral qualities of the pope that comes through, and that makes the message seem different, but it's the same. >> do you believe it's about putting the faithful in the controversy. >> this is trying to live up to his understanding of the teachings of jesus christ. trying to reach out to those that are marginalized and ostracised. christia

this is called the christ of the deep. it's a statue. the big event was held to mark the 50th anniversary of its installation. >> you got to admit that's a little weird. that statue though, it's been down there about 25 feet off of key largo, been there since august of 1965. we do say good luck to the bride and groom. let's hope their marriage lasts a half a century, as well. >> that's an interesting wedding to have. >> people have weddings all sorts of places. >> they have more fun down in key west. >> one way to look at it. >>> coming up, the fashion trend for hipster men. does your guy have what it takes to rock a jumpsuit? >> also ahead, hope for couples who want to be parents. why women who thought they could never conceive are getting encouragement from doctors. >>> later workout routines of the past worth revisiting today. we're working up a sweat on this throwback thursday after a look at our forecast. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather, brought to you by united health care. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a

signed by thomas jefferson. >> jon: then he signed year of our lord christ. licked the envelope, put a stamp on it and gave it to one of his slaves to take for a couple weeks to get it to maryland. my point is this: it's that simple. we know what to call a progressive. cancer. what do you call someone that follows this better path. we must label without a label. we we, we, we, we would have no idea which web sites. >> i'm not a journalist. i'm a conservative. i'm much more of a libertarian. >> jon: conservative libertarians, two great tastes that taste great together. [ laughter ] how do we get back from china, be a conservative libertarian who follows the rules of god. hmmmm, jon, hmmmm, hmmmm, what would that look like? what could that possibly look like? what could you possibly have that would look like that? oh, i don't know, jesus. [ laughter ] with libertarian gillette and alex p. keaton. >> look at that space on the right there what if you drew ovals from here to theocracy. what if you drew a shape like this or like this or like this to theocracy. wait

. >> barack obama is not the anti-christ. >> thank you. is not the anti-christ. >> he is crazy. obama is indeed the next hitler. >> come again? hitler. as in hitler, hitler? the fuehrer of germany. jeez! i can only imagine how the daily show could edit dr. planning to make him say something so outlandish, so i paid him a visit. hi! thank you so much for meeting with us. >> is this a peace offering from the last time you were here? >> yeah, we're sorry. all right. okay, i accept this. >> tell us about how you lost the congregation. >> i didn't lose the congregation. i did not. >> but they screwed you. they edit it so you said obama was hitler. that's bananas. >> it isn't bananas and i did say hitler, yes, i compared obama to hitler, yeah, i did. >> okay, but that's why pencils have erasers. >> has your opinion of president obama changed in the last six years? >> yes, it has. great! that's awesome! >> i think he's accomplished something no one in human histories ha accomplished or could accomplish. >> that's wonderful. he did. he pushed for

the source of the river where christians believe jesus christ has been baptized is badly polluted and at risk of drying out. >> reporter: holding hands in prayer at one of christianity's most important sites. for years pilgrims have waded into the jordan river from the eastern and western banks to connect with a core event in their faith the baptism of jesus christ. israel that occupies the palestinian said of this section of the river and jordan compete for tourism whichs and un esco says the jordan site is the area where jesus was baptized. >> just the fact jesus walked here is astonishing. >> reporter: the jordan river has significance for. >> you deism and to some degree islam. that's where y there is concern. the significance is indisputable but that can't be said for the rest of the region. in a area show of cooperation they are working together to try to save it. the 251-kilometer river forms a natural border between israel, is riley-occupied syria and jordan. al jazeera was be given rare access to an area where pollution and water diversion is clear to see. over the past 50 ye

thomas christ, regulatory expert.and monika roth, professor of law. >> with banking secrecy becoming obsolete, and growing insecurity on the financial markets, art is one of the last bastions where you can invest money securely. >> it's not easy to put a suitcase full of money in a bank account anymore, so people are looking at real estate or the art market. >> it's a paradise in terms of regulation and enforcement. lax enforcement has seen the swiss art market become a playground for shady businessmen with money to launder. switzerland does not have the strict laws that the eu does in this field. cash transactions are perfectly normal, with no questions asked. that discretion is a major attraction. another tempting factor is the country's free ports, especially in geneva. the high-security warehouses are believed to contain art, jewelry and other assets worth in excess of 80 billion euros -- tax-free and with no time limit. and demand is on the rise. >> they enable art to be stored relatively anonymously, with no inf

lou at christ walking in the door. >> reporter: there are countless preparations going on, throughout the region getting ready for pope francis visit. catholic charities hope people will take a moment to prepare their hearts for his message about caring for the the poor, or as he has said, to change the world we must be good to those who cannot repay us. >> i hope that people can go to see him or sit at home to watch him sitting on their sofa will realize that his heart to the poor and donate. >> reporter: open house visits at centers continue through saturday. in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are now just 32 days away from the pope's arrival in philadelphia. stay with "eyewitness news" on television, an on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", his path to stardom started in new jersey today the boss is looking back on a big milestone on his career, why bruce springsteen was taken to twitter for a milestone anniversary, vittoria. >>> night out restaurant week in northern liberties, that is three courses for 35 bucks. we w

we serve christ in the poor. and that's who we see when we see people walk in the door.e look at christ walking in the door. >> this is just one people are trying to add extra meaning to the papal visit. the open house visits continue through saturday. >>> the process of repairing a sink hole continues tonight in kensington water main break caused quite a mess much 12-inch main ruptured yesterday triggering a collapse at the corner of east huntington and tulip streets. at least 10 homes were temporarily without water but service has resumed. it's still unclear when traffic in the area will be back to normal. >>> a real life drama for local child actress worked alongside of hollywood's biggest stars. her mother claims her daughter was the target of a death threat at school and that officials are not doing enough to keep her safe. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has this story. >> reporter: it may sound like a screen play. narrative device, a plot twist. but this story is real. >> it said i will kill shane coleman and underneath the threat said murder. >> report

. >> when we serve the poor we don't just serve the poor we serve christ in the poor. and that is who we see when we see people walk in the door. you look at christ walking in the door. >> now this is just one way that people are trying to add extra meaning to the upcoming papal visit. the open house, is continuing through saturday. >>> all right. 5:19. the philadelphia flower show is heading to the great outdoors. >> fun. organizers announced the 2016 show, seeing the series explore america. >> nice. >> big event will be a partnership between the the philadelphia horticultural society and the national park service which will be celebrating its 100 birthday. >> yes. >> the 2016 flower show takes place at the pennsylvania convention center march the fifth, through the the 13th. always seemed so far away. >> i know. >> and dead of the winter and it is first beacon of spring. >> one sign of hope as we make our way through winter. warmer weather is coming. >> long way off though. >> 5:20. >> time to check your philadelphia a jobs market report. >> here's cbs news business

the last election, [indiscernible] it is my hope the body of christ will stand up and vote biblical values. not the individual candidate, but rather the values of the individual candidate. christians, be they evangelical christians or reagan democrats, if you simply vote our values [indiscernible] >> what would you do to reform the justice department? senator cruz: we are going to try. what is your name? john, it is good to see. >> we were at the capital during the planned parenthood. thank you. >> thank you. >> can i get your autograph? senator cruz: sure. if you turn around, can i use your back for a second? there we go. >> thank you very much. senator cruz: what is your name? charlie, good to see. >> you have to push the button. senator cruz: thank you, charlie. >> thank you very much. senator cruz: thank you, sir. god bless you. >> god bless you. senator cruz: thank you. >> thank you. senator cruz: thank you for being here. >> god bless you. senator cruz: god bless you. what is your name? mitchell? you got a camera? are you mom? >> no. i will e-mail it to you. >> will you sign my arm?

i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. isaiah 40:31. it is hard to pick one. >> i know. it is. thank you. senator cruz: god bless you. >> how are you? senator? good support? good to see you. senator cruz: how are you doing? what is your name? i like your shirt. >> keep up the good work. senator cruz: thank you. i appreciate it very much. people are waking up. i'm very encouraged. i definitely will. take care. how are you doing, sir? good to see you. >> can we get a picture? senator cruz: what is your name? good to see you. >> thank you very much. senator cruz: sure. >> my roommate. senator cruz: very good to see you. >> why should i vote for you? senator cruz: because what we are doing does not make sense and we need a conservative. what i have tried to do in office is tell the truth. >> i'm looking forward to seeing some debates. too.e so, senator cruz: thank you, allen. what is your name? right here. senator cruz: excellent. >> [indiscernible] senator cruz: how are you doing, sir? >> [indiscernible] >> teach you have to eat a donut. s

if you have another president who believes members of the congress ought to compare themselves to christ that think members plan to kill, kill 8 million americans in the south it is a level of irrationality that is incredible. suppose did the president of the united states said today if you want me to say where the traders of the united states? i say mitch mcconnell. speaker boehner. the heads of fox news channel of their type are traders said the united states. the plan of the united states congress to kill at least 8 million americans? the suppose said congress the body that claims to be the congress of the united states suppose he said that what would you say? he needs to be carried off to the cookie factory but there is not a question that this is serious enough what i am doing is andrew johnson and is doing exactly that. you may think this is rational but i don't. i think it is very dangerous and the guy who thinks that way asking but the government that declares itself but to think well will he do about it? with but then he would break into a cold sweat. >> host: andrews johnson wa

we thank you for the peer of fine, sanctifying blood of jesus christ. and we thank you for this great .ation in which we live with the religious liberty that each of us is guaranteed under our constitution and we pray that you will awaken the body of christ across this nation. the believers and lovers of liberty. that we stand together. .o reclaim this nation we thank you and we praise you. in jesus name we pray. amen. [applause] ♪ >> on the next washington journal, the role of immigration in the 26 teen presidential campaign -- 2016 presidential campaign. then a middle school math teacher from new york city will share his perspective on race and class. he is the author of this is not a test. what do you think about standardized tests? is liveton journal" every morning at 7:00 eastern. >> at a clean energy summit in las vegas, president obama announced new executive actions making it easier for homeowners and businesses to invest in new energy. president obama: earlier this month, i unveiled our clean power plan. the first set of nationwide standards. t

he was standing over her body screaming jesus christ is born. he was arrested. >> i brought you the story of dante washington, a deaf high school senior who was ineligible to play high school sports because he had turned 19 and that is against the rules. he said the state athletic association decided that he will be eligible to play. congratulations to him. >> monica you're chasing a story to follow up with an individual who was considered dead by the government and her family. >> they first brought us a story of a woman who received a phone call saying she passed away on april 2, 2015. nancy said social security received notice that she died which caused her to have to cancel he her medicaid and her bank accounts. since that time she has resolved the issue and they now acknowledge that she is in fact alive. we now have an expert attorney on this type of issue. is the story unique or is this something that is fairly common? >> i don't know if it's a common problem, a common problem, but it should. annually about 2.5 million people are reported d

the largest church sponsor, the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints is now discussing cuttings to scouting. >> i think it's the death of the boy scouts of america. the latter-day saints have been the most supporters of scouting in america over the past 50 years. >> others say the scouts will be able to survive, even if the mormon church withdraws its support. the boy scout scouts said, in a statement, it deeply appreciated their long-standing relationship with the church of the jesus christ of latter-day saints, and owes its success to chartered organizations like it. >>> officials in colorado today reopened it stretch of river to boating a week after it was polluted with 3 million gallons of contaminated mine water. epa officials say its own cleanup crew triggered a spell at an abandoned gold mine. the river ran yellow with pollution. put -- people in the area, are cautioned not to drink the water. the plume has dissipated but there are still concerns about toxic heavy metals that may have collected in the riverbed. >>> today marks the ninth year since 17-year-old aubrey juni

christ, sermon on the mount, or in parables, he told story and would connect to people. would also see many in history, the great orators, they don't do it on the fly. abraham lincoln, prepared remarks, winston churchill, looked like it was not, but he had prepared remarks. martin luther king, you know, prepared remarks. often times, if you go to the podium, meandering, it comes across as, well, meandering, and so i think that diligence behind it, the study, and then to make it appear natural and connect with stories so people can relate to that. >> how influential were your parents in your life growing up, and as you pursued your career? >> very influential. i nearly died several times from birth. i almost died at that time. i had the opposite blood type of my mother and the rh factor was different, and she had had a couple miscarriages prior to me, and i nearly died at birth, so she's always told me that i was her little fighter, and, you know, that does something to a child that, you know, you're not going to quit. you're going to persevere and stay with something unt

thing you look at all the figures are organized that the first thing you look at is the figure of christ and the last thing you look at before you look away. >> but this bar oak style painting has details at the basilicas of st. peter and paul. when the pope comes next month. >> the work i do now is mostly at the parish level and this piece is going to be seen on the world stage. >> if you would like to see more of carlin work, a link can be found at 6abc.com. >> and you can get updates on the pope's upcoming visit by following at 6 abc pope on twitter. we are posting the latest news and tips and pictures as we get ready for the pope's arrival in september. i'll be in bun argentina. >>> authorities are expanding a program that improves the homes of low incomes residents. darryl clark announced the second phase of get fit, the homes in mantua have already benefitted and phase two is in philadelphia, one homeowner receive aid new roof, a heater and fuse box. >>> we are bearing down on the first preseason game, lots of questions to be answered. >> the health and the receivers and the runnin

at is the great christian insight is that god himself was suffering and died and the resurrected christ the wounds remained. so when you talk about celebrating dumbness do you think there's parallel there with coming to terms with original sin? >> oh i'm all about original sin so yeah. i think dumbness is you could translate that into christian terms about the cross in christ was was really stupid. he certainly wasn't happy. he was nailed to a tree, and the way in which christianity has one version of this. christian and eddie has been reduced to this gospel, acting out of medical spiritual crap, but it's something much more austere and demanding which is love. love is a kind of pain, love certainly doesn't make you happy. >> where the we have this idea of love and happiness go together, peace, love and happiness. it. >> and that's kinda crazy. >> i have two quick comments that you respond to or not. the first with a mention of antidepressants. something i noticed with people around me is being pursed griped mood stabilizers rather than moods antidepressants. actually they could cause a

in the agony of christ.ists are not only dealing with beauty, they're dealing with a very real issues of our time. and they are freethinkers. they are seeing the world. they are our american we need them to be free. and sometimes the things that they communicate and experience are going to be very difficult and very painful. and that is appropriate. amy: the guggenheim is come up, the gulf labor committee that is part of the venice biennale talked about the guggenheim and what is happening with the labor force that is building it and i would be. you signed on to the petition around the guggenheim? >> i sign on to the fact that artist should have -- in a condemned should have free range of movement to come in and out of these regions and to speak freely. creative time as i was been a proponent of free expression. these are inevitable consequences and difficulties we have as our world has become truly global in the art market has become truly global as we see here in the venice biennale, that they're going to

nat -- knot but one couple made it special at g great depths to mark the 50th anniversary of the christ of the deep statue off the florida coast which was submersed in august 25 of 1965 off of key largo and became a symbol of the coral reef state park the first underwater preserve in north america. >> with a mask >> thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> ah! hey! [cheers and applause] yes, yes, yes! i'm terry crews, and i'm ready to start making people rich right here on millionaire. [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is a mattress salesman who puts a spring into everything he does. from cary, north carolina, please welcome mike bailey! [cheers and applause] >> what's up, man? >> how you doing, mike? how you doing, man? >> i'm great. how are you doing? >> now, i understand you have something special you want to do when you get a certain amount of money in the bank. >> don't jinx it, though. i just--i'll do it a bit ler

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buses.nd the let me say, when i was in office, we worked diligently on constructing a plan for christ railreal -- for high-speed line from new orleans to baton rouge. it would accentuate the availability of people to once, in evacuate, fact, there was an emergency. takes a variety -- what happened to that high-speed rail line? a governor by the name of jindal canceled the planning for it. a political decision was made -- >> we will break away here with a reminder you can see all of this online at cspan.org. house," backwhite to iowa, state fair, ted cruz with the soapbox of "des moines register." >> ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> welcome back again to the "des moines register" political soapbox. our next speaker, obviously, is senator ted cruz of texas. [applause] began his public service and among his public service was working in the federal trade commission and for the u.s. department of justice in the george w. bush administration. he then served as texas' solicitor general and argued in cases before the u.s. supreme court. in 2012, he defeated the establishment candi

issued a report in 1945 that says the hanging of the emperor to them would be like the crucifixion of christo us. all would fight to die. almost every advisor of truman urged him to change the surrender terms. that was in america's interest. america planned all along to keep the emperor, but we refused to single -- we were calling for unconditional surrender. what else would end the war? roosevelt finally got a promise from stalin that three months after the end of the war in europe, a big massive red army was going to come to the work against japan. truman met with churchill and stalin to make sure the soviets were coming in. he got agreement from the soviets the first day of the conference. stalin will be in the japanese war by august 15. he writes home to his wife the next and says the russians are coming in, the war will end a year sooner. think of all the boys who won't be killed. he says the japanese are trying to surrender. he describes the intercepted telegram as the telegram from the japanese emperor asking for peace. they all knew the japanese were finished. american intelligence r

a miami couple got married inside the christ of the deep statue located off the florida keys coastline>> right next to it. here's the catch. the statue is under water. friends with fish were all present for the ceremony. not all about the couple, though. the ceremony marked the 50th anniversary of the installation of the christ the deep tooth statue, submerged in august 1965, sits in 25 feet of water. that's over your head in love, i guess. over your head in water. >> plus the nice kiss. i don't know if they'll break the glass. so many questions. >> you can feel the electricity of an eel. >> might want to go for a plunge later today if it gets hot enough. >> tri-valley, wanting to find somewhere to cool off. heading to the coast where it will still be cool outside. and a live look now at san francisco, check out the sunrise. you know what, i'm done, that's all you need to get the day started, right? beautiful as we see clear skies. today, it will be a comfortable 70 degrees in san francisco with mostly sunny skies. the rest of the microclimate heating up for the north bay and south bay

at 6:04, you can see the combination every sunday rise here in old city, and the steeple of christ church right there, the heatwave is history. 89 degrees, was our high yesterday, the average high of 87. and in your weather by the numbers, we will gave you a eight, nine out of ten, okay i think we will go with the eight with the increasing clouds later on it will be a nice afternoon. 85 degrees today rather low humidity, once again so we will take it. and we will tell you if we have any more attempts in the 90s in our weather future coming up in the seven day forecast. bob kelly how are things looking on this thursday morning? >> we have a problem sue on the 42 freeway 5:31, good morning, everybody jammo because after accident. northbound lanes of route 42 right at the 295 construction zone. this is the creek road on and off ramp. you can see police, crews on the scene, whitehead light coming in toward the city. here is the next camera where we are bumper to bumper to bumper approaching that accident scene. so if you are getting ready to head out of the house right now, we start to hit th