christ in the park.hort weather out there we'll take you to dublin where around the trivalley, pretty begins look at these this i not a cold system. upper s. bay side around the east bay, temper similar spread. no matter where you go from palo so some tropical air being drawn into t area now. evenin these areas in orange, maybe inches in rain. the valley, about three quarters and notice how the numbers drop off. santa clara valley, a quarter sonoma county, 9:00 a.m., p eventu some cooler air gets some these showers including midnig early monday morning, we'll be tracking that through 3:00 a.m. monday morning then now for the sierra, we're gusts over 50 miles per hour. that's where the travel will be but once we get past monday, tuesda wednesday, thursday, dry. what we'll be watching is a andreintroduce a chance of rain. so of the seven days, tomorrow unfort you can see that tempertoo, as we see few showers on mon most of the week a >> it was nice >>> still ahead, families helpin ended up helping so many

doctor eileen the principal, tell me little bit about christ the king. >> certainly, bob, christ thecatholic school celebrating its 52nd anniversary this year, during that time we've been an integral part of the morrell park community and very part of our cattily identity. >> we have couple of our student council representatives. first william, tell me what's happening hire today? >> today we invited the veterans in our par tish join us in a prayer service. >> there are all of the veterans, salute to the veterans there is veterans from the christ the king catholic school parish, here with us, we have a prayer service, that's coming up later on this morning. these guys came in earlier this morning, to be a part of our broadcast, and franky,& tell me what each one of the student are doing out here, as george goes around and shows everyone. >> well, student friends first through eighth grade made patriotic cards for the local veterans home to give, and we dot cards every year. >> sure. >> yes. >> so you gave a chance to actually color, write little notes on them, right? >> yes. >> then

christ is somewhere saying that?ephen: okay. >> we all have different theories about where christ may be exactly, stephen. >> stephen: well, i'm glad you didn't destroy the church of the nativity. ( laughter ) got out of there. >> i didn't mean to do that. >> stephen: nobody means to. >> i am telling-- ( laughter ) i am telling you, i am telling all countries that might see this, let us in. let me in. don't let the sound guy in. ( laughter ) that's all i'm saying. >> stephen: we have to take another break. i'm sorry, but we do. we'll be right back with more conan o'brien, don't go anywhere! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ new charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. enjoy the go! with charmin! hthey know aboutn famifamily tradition.73. my favorite family tradition? exchanging gifts. it allows me to showcase my tremendous range as an actor. what could this be? you shouldn't have! i love it! i actually brought th

the the to the fact is that god is depicted in scripture as as male and jesus christ came to us as a man and you know mature people are going to be simply understand what it is and you know and it's it is is pointless you know driving through the you know through the gutter press about about things this is just adopt not getting it anyway you know we need to be i think mature and talking about the issues which are how do we present the christian face to people out there and i believe that we do that by being faithful to the scriptures faithful to the to the witness and the and the ministry of the lord jesus christ. kate. well i mean you know if we want to look at it like what the actual scripture says the scripture says all sorts of horrific things if you know you go back to the old testament and and this god of yours stephen is killing people left right and center and and if you look at the new testament the most perfect woman is presented as a virgin who had a baby it's not really an achievable life goal what we need to do is for the church needs to modernize or you know better sti

father, our hearts are grieved by the deaths of these brothers and sisters in christ.: the senior pastor led the church in prayer. >> we pray for the families there. q: were killed when a gunman, matt kelley, open fire. nobody and the church knew the victims personally, but they feel a spiritual connection. >> it's pretty shocking, in the middle of a service, somebody comes in with a gun inserts to fire away. generationms to be a of lower values and people of faith are not treated the same. q: they saying, parade, and grieved, all the while turning to a higher power for guidance. >> god is in control. >> yes, i do agree for my brothers and sisters in christ who died today, but i rejoice that they do know their savior and their place in heaven is secured. pray forid not just the victims of the mass shooting, th family. q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: we continue to follow the developments in texas. be the first to know when breaking news happens with the abc seven news app. a police involved shooting in montgomery county. q mccray pulling double duty is live at the scen

it looks like jerusalem at the time of christ. money and all of a sudden this became hip. and people wanted to live in the caves and make bed and breakfast and expensive. it's expensive to live in the caves now. >> anthony: but this is a story of every beautiful place, kind of. it's like, let's move everybody out, and then in come the hipsters and the postcards and the airbnbs. "thank god nobody's living here!" >> asia: because people like you. >> anthony: you're right. >> asia: you bring and you make it, "oh, this looks so wonderful. i want to go see." and then they bring the money in and -- >> anthony: oh my god, i am selling airbnbs right now. right now, as we speak. >> asia: they put the cross up there, so up there you go to see christ. >> anthony: to take your selfie. but it's beautiful, it's so beautiful. >> asia: no, it's awesome. i've never seen a place like this. not even in jerusalem. but until the tourists arrive and they make it disgusting. i mean, they make it -- >> anthony: different. >> asia: yes. ♪ ♪ ("carol of the

seen from inside it's a radiant creation to the mediæval mind it symbolized christ the light of the wildtowards whom all things strive the images full of mankind's way to that life. because it was of monumental size recalling a focus and not without reason. built nine hundred years ago it has is a treasure brought by monks more than a millennium ago the multitude remains of some cost but this was to be his final resting place. like a great stone the cathedral rests in frowned on a rise above the river which. with the river looping right around it the rises like a peninsula sheltering the church away from the cities free this was a kind of protected place the monks had sold for almost two hundred years they've been moving the remains of sin kuspit from one location to another driven by fear of the rapacious spite of. their flight began on lindisfarne a little island off the northeast coast not far from the scottish borders. and it's called now. beyond his reach by causeway that at. the place is of magic. it was an e a six thirty five the first monastery was founded on lindisfarne before l

that jesus, the christ, is lord. i represent. that jesus, that christ that you have been longing for and looking for. to my christian family, you got the right name. you've got the right man in jesus but you don't have it right identification. we have to escape the tyranny of white supremacy that is embodied in an image of jesus that is not jesus. if jesus were in fact a white man we would have no problem bowing to his greatness and majesty, righteousness because that's the way he styled in the bible as well as in the quran. but the travesty is he was not a white man. you say what difference does it make? it must have made a difference to you to take him out of had his color so that we would be worshipping your flesh as a caucasian. never sumening the curage to check you in your wrong, stand up against you in your evil. and force you to do better as a people. towards us. so today god has come. and he has raised up a jesus. the jesus that jesus it prophet was a sign of. jesus the prophet who lived 2,000 years ago was a righteous s

an altar call the embroidered inscription tells of the miracle at the wedding feast at qana when christ turned water into wine. these regular strokes of the bell usher in finland's greatest and were festivity the twenty fourth of june is midsummer and the feast of st john exactly six months separate the birth of st john the baptist and the birth of christ the two christian feast days are closely linked to the summer and winter solstice says from june the days begin to shorten from december to lengthen again midsummer's day the saying goes brings a blessing for the land and livestock and promises a good harvest. the day of the summer solstice is a day of festivities throughout the country the congregation of petit of a.z. marks the occasion with the service singing hymns under citing poems in praise of the summer the age old verses betray a robust pride in the homeland. pine forests guarded by meadows birch trees flowers on the highlands wild strawberries great lakes of clear water. july not give thanks to have been born in the heart of finland the dawn of life broke here and here let my

there is something better for those who know christ. that laughter may not come until the next world. but it is coming. that laughter and joy will be realized. kelly: we would like you to stay with us. we'll take a slight break and we would like to come back and talk to you. your comments are definitely helping so many people who are faithful and perhaps those who are faithless are listening closely to what you have to say, and those without hope, perhaps you are providing hope right now. we'll be back in just a moment as we continue to follow the developments of this shocking, heartbreaking and sad tragedy in tks. tks. in texas. kelly: heartbreak and sadness once again gripped the soul of america and its heart is broken. what unfolded in texas left us in a 8 of bewilderment and hoch. another mass murder has taken place. this time at the first baptist church in sutherland springs texas. it's a small community. joel osteen tweeted in support of the victims and their families. we are saddened by the shooting in sutherland springs, texas.

spirit whereupon his father tells him it is better to die a thousand deaths than to renounce jesus christ on the fifteenth of august seventeen fourteen the heads of bronco fan and his sons are struck off by the sultan's executioner. it was to have been a day of celebration the day of my death was also my sixtieth birthday i hope to spend it here amidst the neo. go to and it will hills below the southern copper atheist and this was to have been my message to the catholic kings in the north and the heathen muslims to the south a monastery conceived entirely in my spirit that every symbol of the age the monastery of parts of. the for. the project matter deeply to me two years after i took the office of voivode of the foundation stone was laid the monastery of hundreds who in his adjunct chapels were seven years in the building. you will say that it does not look particularly like a monastery from the outside troops the fact was i needed a bastion in the west of the country a stronghold with powers from which a defense could be conducted for a longer period if need be. but let me show you aro

[applause] to jesus the christ. [cheers and applause] mr. farrakhan: that man is on the wheel with his teacher. he's been up there now for 42 years. he said that god studied 42 years to deliver us from the hands of our tormentors. he's ready now. now, listen, i'm not playing now. they don't want to give you up, but i'm saying this to you, president trump, the ball is in your court now. and what do you have for me to do? i think you should repent. for all the evil that america has done to us, to the peoples of the world, like it was in ninevah, the only city that ever was saved in the bible from the judgment of god was because jonah, a faithful prophet, warned them and they had the heart to repent. and ninevah lived for 300 more years. we're at the end of america as you know it. but if you let us go, you don't have nothing for us to do. but do. but you have plans to continue to work of your predecessors. not barack. barrack is out of it, yet in it. poor fellow. he wanted to be pharaoh, and he's not a good pharaoh. i mean, the party's not made

to labour and not ask for any reward, save that of knowing that we will do thy will, throuthesus christhich art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory for ever and ever. amen. unto god's gracious mercy and protection we commit you. the lord bless you and keep you. the lord make his face to shine upon you, and be gracious unto you. the lord lift up the light of his countenance upon you and give you his peace this day and always. amen. parade... attention. music: rouse. # god save our gracious queen long live our noble queen # god save the queen # send her victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the queen. # the queen bowels and leaves the balcony and the members of the royal family leave whitehall led by prince charles, who laid that wreath on behalf of the queen. now the clergy will leave n

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ladies and gentlemen we move to the davinci the subject of mourning the masterpiece probably not of christ the savior previous in the collections of three kings of england savior of the world trade to jesus christ one of fewer than twenty paintings known to exist by their own a son's master ninety minute looking for ninety five in house christie said the pre-sale estimate at one hundred million dollars but that was soon exceeded ninety five and i gave one third of it why not instead i have it one hundred ten million go get me one twenty the bidding via phone just getting going on ninety has been you heard it you place your place with francois in a fifth place that one hundred ninety four leonardo at one hundred ninety million give me two hundred one ninety s. bit two hundred million is bid at two hundred million two hundred million just how high could he go at two hundred eighty million dollars so we'll go on maybe not. don't take the photograph quite the next milestone three hundred we'll give it to ninety six. i thought so the ok i did it with the and even then it's was on the top the th

of previous in the clutches of three kings of england savior of the world a poor traits of jesus christ one of fewer than twenty paintings known to exist by their own a son's master ninety minute looking for ninety five and house christie's said the presale estimates at one hundred million dollars but that was soon exceeded ninety five and i go one third over it why not instead i have it one hundred ten million go get me one twenty the bidding via phone just getting going on ninety is bit you heard it new place your place with francoise in a fifth place that one hundred ninety four leonardo at one hundred ninety million give me two hundred one ninety s. bit two hundred million is bid at two hundred million two hundred million just how high could it go at two hundred eighty million dollars so we're all down maybe not. don't take a photograph quite the next milestone three hundred we'll give it to ninety six. i thought so the three hundred million. and even though it's was in the top. three hundred seventy million back to france was clause three hundred and seventy million dollars they sa

this is the cathedral of christ the saviour in moscow.oviets, in their atheism, demolished it. the party would be the new priesthood. they built a public swimming pool here. it's said that russian christians baptised their children in the water, secretly keeping an older russia and its history alive. in the 1990s, post—communist russia rebuilt christ the saviour, an exact replica of its old imperial self. this, too, was an in the writing and rewriting of the national past. this, too, was an act in the writing and rewriting of the national past. now we can see the concept which is now emerging, that we always had a great empire. so it was peter i, it was catherine ii, it was nicholas ii, it was great stalin. and now? and now, our president, who is trying, you know, really to restore the empire, which creates an illusion of this former greatness and the future greatness as well. in russia, history is a political battlefield, for the past has brought great national anguish, as well as national pride. allan little, bbc news, moscow. newsnight

i am talking aboutjesus christ.ow i decide to tell the story is, it is creative art, i can pull what i want from history, some is real and some is not. i don't know enough about the priory of scion at this point to say if it is true or not. i actually have no idea. at the time i wrote the book, i truly believed it was true. have your ideas about it and further research changed your mind in any way since you wrote the da vinci code? i have moved on from that story. it has not. i left it behind. it is important to remember that these books... i am not trying to convince anyone of an idea. i am trying to write an enjoyable book that gets people talking. and so, if people decide to believe it, great, if they say it is a thriller, that's fine too. it is just intended to get people thinking about why they believe what they believe. and this idea of fake news now is absolutely germane to the conversation. how do you know what is true and what is false? do you or not believe there is truth and falsehood and that we human be

franciscan monk father eugenio going into what many have long believed to be the tomb of jesus christ the sight of the holiest of miracles. >> jesus has died and resurrected. >> reporter: this is the place? this is the place where jesus was resurrected? >> yes. >> reporter: his faith firmer than ever after new scientific evidence proves that jerusalem's church of the holy sepulcher, pillaged, ravaged by earthquakes and damaged by fires does date back to roman times. the news revealed exclusively in december's "national geographic." >> now we know this is the exact site that was identified 1700 years ago that to this day remans a focal point of christian pilgrimage. >> a year agoat tomb was opened for the first time in centuries. ancient mortar removed. its crystals analyzed and dated to 300 a.d., when romans would have first discovered jesus's tomb and enshrined it. for almost 2,000 years this has been a place where christian faith and history meet. now science is here. confirming what so many believe. it's not evidence of jesus's body but it suggests they're looking in the right plac

franciscan monk guides to to what many have long believed to be the tomb of jesus christ and the site of the holiest of miracles. >> jesus has died and resurrected. >> this is the place? >> yes. >> reporter: faith firmer than ever after new scientific evidence proves that church of holy sepulchre, pillaged, ravaged by fires, does date back to roman times. revealed in "national geographic." >> now we know this is the exact site identified 1,700 years ago that to this day remains a focal point of christian pilgrimage. >> reporter: was opened for first time in centuries, ancient mortar removed, crystals analyzed and dated to discovered the tomb and enshrined it. almost 2,000 years this is a place where christian faith and history meet, now science is here, confirming what so many believe. it's not evidence of jesus's body but suggests they're looking in the right place. science and the scriptures, often at odds, in agreement tonight with many questions still to answer. keir simmons, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> coming up, do you have a sunny personality or gloomy outlook? the big factor that

christianity to hide the true story of jesus christ.prophet, not literally the son of god. and you tell me you did not realise it would be controversial? it isa realise it would be controversial? it is a thriller! if you will faith is shaken to the core by a thriller, i think you need to look at your faith. and what happened with the book the reason it was so... so controversial, i guess, book the reason it was so... so controversial, iguess, is book the reason it was so... so controversial, i guess, is the only word, is that for a lot of people, the story i told him that novel made more rational sense than the story they heard it sunday school. —— at. it did for me. that is what is so dangerous. it sold hundreds of millions in the end and has been translated all over the world. one of the problems that those defending the christian story had with the book is that they felt you mixed fa ct book is that they felt you mixed fact and fiction in a way that is unreasonable and lead readers to be deeply confused about where the line is. that

a painting of christ by leonardo da vinci is due to be auctioned in new york shortly.in private hands. the masterpiece could be sold for up to $150 million, which would be a record for a painting by an old master. frantic activity in new york. this is the seen daylight where it has just gone 7:10. we are expecting bidding to get under way for this classic leonardo da vinci painting that came out of nowhere in 2005. it was then sold a few years ago for $127 million, to a russian owner. private hands, but now it is going back out there. it will be interesting to see what pricetag he picture —— the picture called christ by leonardo da vinci goes for. the us secretary of state rex tillerson has called for a credible and independent investigation into myanmar‘s rohingya crisis. he's been in myanmar, to meet the head of its military and its de facto leader, aung sang suu kyi. over the past few months, hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees have fled myanmar because of what's been described as "textbook ethnic cleansing". our correspondent justin rowlatt has been to what'

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and this video is trending on bbc.com — a painting of christ by leonardo da vinci has sold at auctionnew york for $400 million. that's the highest price ever paid for a work of art. salvator mundi — or ‘saviour of the world' has been dubbed the ‘male mona lisa'. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: scotland's set to become the first country in the world to introduce a minimum price per unit of alcohol. the supreme court ruled that it was a ‘proportionate means‘ of improving public health. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. young and jobless in australia. we look at two why that is why. and spending spree that paid off big time. the —— expectations are blown! hello and welcome to asia business report. data out this morning from australia shows the unemployment rate at 5.4% for october. that is down from 5.5% in september and that signals morejobs down from 5.5% in september and that signals more jobs have down from 5.5% in september and that signals morejobs have been created in the economy. but among australia

day science is now revealing about the ancient site many christians believe is the tomb of jesus christ. >>> also "inspiring america" on giving tuesday, stay with us. >>> we're back now with a mystery that's long intrigued religious scholars. for centuries many christians have believed that sacred site in jerusalem contained the tomb of jesus christ. now modern day science is weighing in with archeological tests. more on groundbreaking discovery. >> reporter: a church where millions have worshipped for thousands of years again making history. franciscan monk guides to the holiest of miracles. >> jesus died and resurrected. >> this is the place? >> yes. >> reporter: faith firmer than ever after new scientific evidence proves that church of the holy sepulchre does date back to roman times. revealed in "national geographic." >> now we know this is the exact site identified 1,700 years ago that to this day remains a focal point of christian pilgrimage. >> reporter: was opened for first time in centuries, ancient mortar removed, crystals analyzed and dated to 300 a.d. when romans would have

that's the gospel of christ. but there's two things here we have to note. of all that means confessing that sin and repenting that sin. there's no biblical notion of forgiving sin of one has not confessed and which one is repentant. even though one is forgiven in terms of the grace of god and christ, there are still penalties to behavior in terms of the criminal law. so even though -- >> listen, i understand that. i grew up a christian and am still a christian. but listen, what she is saying if he hasn't done it then he should be forgiven and then go onto become a u.s. senator. what most people would say as i christian i can forgive him, but this precludes him from becoming a senator and perhaps he should become an inmate. do you understand what i'm saying? >> well, i'm agreeing with you. i'm saying biblical christianity would affirm the consequences of sin even if we understand the forgiveness of sinning with christ. we're not talking about cheap grace here. the bible talks about confession and repettance. and at this point we're talking about allegations

ahead of christ by a young body. the venetian artist was chronics predecessor as court painter and it brought new impulses from italy a new kind of portraiture was developing one in which the subject seemed to live and breathe compared with this stiff stylized earlier depiction. of the painter sundra but a child that depicted the virgin mary as a beautiful. well fashionably dressed woman he gave the nude painting of the roman love goddess venus the erotic aura of sculptures from classical antiquity chrono had encountered this art during his travels in italy and had a kind of a form. is often criticized for ignoring the art of the italian renaissance and it said that he couldn't rival it. but we know today that he was very well informed about what was going on in italy around fifteen hundred. and when that puts you at would he also grappled with it intensely but he continuously discovered his own style one that today seems more modern than what was being produced in italy this last time i put it see it will do. soon a

believe that the bread and wine consecrated during the service truly become the body and blood of christ. distance believe that they merely signify his body and ought not to be treated as holy objects in themselves. because catholics believe that the bread is substantially changed. they keep the remnants of the mass in a special safe called a tabernacle. because theoretically a lutheran pastor could simply throw away any bread that was left over. in the afternoon the church becomes protestant again a portrait of luther replaces the venerated sculls. pastor pasha chairs a discussion on the family. there are not many protestant items in cathedral it's into a confessional use is not immediately apparent. to you. mind of the community gathers and wherever community assembles in god's name the church comes into existence the externals are not so important. to him. the catholic church has a much higher profile in and around cathedral for almost a century it has been the focus of the catholic youth movement in germany today altar service from the archdiocese of cologne are meeting here. monsign

new tests have shown a tomb that may have held the body christ is much older than previously thought. national geographic exclusive the magazine says items found at the site prove that the tomb of christ has been in place for at least 1700 years. complete story is in the december issue of national geographic and in a documentary called, the secrets of christ's tomb explorer special that debuts on sunday night. fox5's annie yu joins us live from national geographic headquarters with more. i mean, annie, you don't have to be christian just to be amazed by the sheer history of all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning allison. you're right. good morning, steve. good morning, everybody. you're absolutely right. this whole thing is rivetting. i just spent the last 30 minutes or so walking through trying to absorb as much as i can, and you will enjoy it if you come out here. this is big news. a big discovery made by our friends here at national geographic. of course the shrine that encloses the tomb is sitting at the church of holy sepulcher jerusalem the tomb of christ. last yea

there was only one jesus christ, and that's all for humanity. it's up to people to determine whether or not they accept him as their lord and savior. i am a little bit surprised that the auditor made the statement that he made the way that he made it, but in order for you to gain commentary for him why he thought it was appropriate to go that direction, you'd have to take that up with him. >> understood, sir. thank you for your time. appreciate you joining me. >> thank you for having me on your show as your guest. >> alabama secretary of state john merrill. >>> and david french issued plea to fellow republicans in a piece from the national view titled "conservatives don't dismiss the sexual misconduct claims against roy moore." david french, senior writer for the national review joins me now. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me, appreciate it. >> what's the argument? what's this point you're making and why? >> well, it's really a simple argument. look, let's look at the "washington post" story, and let's note a few things about it.

and their goal and mission is to present the gospel of jesus christ, how jesus died for our sins and resurrected the third day and transformation of life, is their message. and this tragedy is just incomprehensible, that someone would come in and perpetrate this type of act. it is just heartbreaking. eric: mr. richards, eric shawn here. heartbreaking, to offensive, it is an affront to god and to humanity. as you said, 50 people in this small church. 20-24 shot dead as they are praying during the services, giving time for the gun match, apparently, to reload -- gunman, apparently, to reload. about 20 others wounded, including children, we're told. among the dead, adults, children, a 2-year-old also grazed. what can you tell us about the church? pastor pomeroy is the pastor of this church. do you know it? have you been there? what is your insight about the type of services there? >> well, our convention, what we call a field ministry strategist, we have a person in that area that ministers very closely to these churches and to the pastors, and he is on his way there. he actually preach