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this is targeting christians. no question, say it is not about christians. trying to get them off of the campuses and finally figured out how. . . >> >> and you have to protect the worst speech with marginalized groups from being insulted. >> host: the tactics and the techniques that you describe that they are censored from certain types of thoughts and opinions opinions, why do you think that is so often accepted especially in the last couple of years in a country like america? outcome networks? >> i think people for the most part once to be left alone and raise their kids can spend time with their families and live a full life they're not interested to give the middle of a national cultural debates of they're not interested to be a part of a controversy or to have their reputations smeared or the possibility to lose their job. i know that i interfered so many people that would not go on the record that they are afraid because they see what is happening to other people. some things people have been saying that they don't like the book is free speech is abou

i know that right now arab cluns -- arab christians, christians in africa, will leave humble homes and go to church to worship the god that we worship, and for many of them, it will be the last act they do on this earth. because the church will be blown up or they will be shot down. it happens every weekend. i'm not a prophet. it's happening in nigeria, kenya, somalia. the media puts it on page 40 of the newspaper. washington yawns. no u.n. resolutions get passed. nobody cares. i know that right now in iran iranian scientists are working deep underground on their bunkers on the nuclear program. they continue to work even after the obama administration was negotiating for two years. they didn't stop their work. i know right now in tehran -runian government officials are putting finishing touches on their plan to kill as many jews in 10 minutes that hitler had to take 10 years to kill. ladies and gentlemen, we are led by a president of the united states during all these years, during two years of negotiations did not once demand of the iranian government that its leaders stop calling for

andrea gonzÁlez tiene las declaraciones de christian martinolli.isiÓn y univisiÓn deportes, se observa cÓmo la chica recorre furiosa el pasillo hasta que se encuentra con luis garcÍa comentarista deportivo y compaÑero de martinolli. y despuÉs miguel herrera se acerca para ver lo que estÁ pasando ella trata de gritar, pero en la tranquiliza, y su equipo se la lleva del lugar mientras el director tÉcnico y el comentarista deportivo discuten. esta tarde en entrevista radiofÓnica ediciÓn martinolli relatÓ lo que sucediÓ. christian: la hija me gritÓ, me empujÓ, uno de los amigos de herrera que no forman parte del cuerpo tÉcnico. andrea: en este video se ve como miguel herrera, presuntamente amenaza a christian martinoli en otra Área del aeropuerto. tras la llegada de la selecciÓn nacional despuÉs de obtener el triunfo en la copa oro 2015, los jugadores se abstuvieron de comentar al respecto. son los hermanos jonathan y giovanni dos santos se expresaron en redes sociales a favor de miguel herrera. >> ellos son figuras pÚblicas y no deben de inmiscuirse,

now to maria. >>> back to christian hartnett. the berkeley city council has approved tougher building regulations in response to the deadly balcony collapse. kpix 5's christian hartnett is live in berkeley to explain what will change after last night's vote. good morning, christian. >>> reporter: people packed the meeting last night to voice opinions. and after a lot of discussion the decision was made to tighten up inspections on balconies -- on all properties in berkeley, rather, so a tragedy like this won't happen again. the city council passed the new inspection laws unanimously. other regulations will still need to be decided upon such as the use of steel reinforcement in all balconies constructed in berkeley. and the next six months, all balconies and weather exposed elements on all berkeley properties will be inspected. a follow-up inspection will happen every three years after that. the proposal initially called for the follow-up inspection to happen every five years. but an attorney representing one of the students kille

they're well aware of christians being persecuted in i.s.i.l. portions of iraq. christians many fled during the iraq war and haven't been able to return to their homes, is that right? >> well, i can't give you exact numbers. for sure, some 100,000 people more than 3 to 4,000 people from baghdad left after 2003. and now it is not a matter targeting about the -- on ethnic or religious basis but gangs and mafia for money. and it is just recently, like two weeks and now we are calling government to take care much more and to stop those militia on the streets under the umbrella of popular mobilization. popular mobilization are fighting i.s.i.s. it is not on religious or ethnic basis. >> all right really good to hear from you, that is be joining us from baghdad thank you very much for your time. >>> and still to come on the program. the long wait for help. the people in iraq who are struggling to get even basic aid. plus, green fields, a farming lifestyle. may be surprised when we reveal where this rural retreat actually is. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour wi

christian is in australia.l me who this man is and what happened. >> his name is kenneth and he is originally from california. he came to australia about five years ago on a tourist visa. he's gone up to a place which is a beautiful part of australia where the great barrier reef is. very very popular with tourists. he was there and told a friend he was going to go kayaking. he was never heard from again. his kayak washed up on shore and over the weekend, he was found by police. so it's quite an interesting case. he had been on the run several years. police initially thought he may have died but quickly realized that there were pieces of the puzzle that didn't quite make sense. so for a long time they believed he was hiding out. he was arrested in circumstances over the weekend. police were in the area looking for somebody else and happened to come across him. he thought they were looking for him, so he gave himself up. now he's said to be deported back to the u.s. >> why did he want to disappear? >> it's an int

are you a christian now. >> no, i'm not a christian. >> you are nothing?no. >> you understand the christian theology. >> of course. >> i believe in that, is that okay? >> of course, that's your own belief. >> i believe in it. i believe there isen a active god who inspires. when i was asked when i got the idea from jesus i think i was inspired by the holy spirit. you object to that? you object to me stating my religious beliefs as an american. >> that's your belief but if you are suggesting that god talks to you and then you constantly every single day give your political opinion it's. >> jorge, you are drawing real crazy arc here. i believe i'm inspired because i believe i'm in the christian theology. you don't believe it. but why do you object for me saying it? why can't i say what i believe? >> can you say whatever you want. >> thank you. >> thanks so much for talking to us. >> it's a pleasure. >> and allowing us here in the no spin zone. >> it's a pleasure. >> patriotism on deck. actor gary sinise millions of vets who need help. mr. sinise on the way. o

the attack on christianity is coming from a fairly small group of people.hink when people think of christianity under attack they think of supreme court decisions trying to force nuns to pay for contraception. things that were unthinkable before. these attacks on catholic charities and trying to force them to do things against their belief. these things wouldn't have been done in the past. >> or people like bill marr who try to boil town states to a character which is not how people feel and express relationships. it is unfortunate. it is such a gross misrepresentation. >> and christians don't respond to someone like that like other people would. they don't attack and say we will not stop until you are off the air. they don't do that. and sadly among christians much like political parties they get in arguments and fights and can't agree on this. you don't see the push under christianity because they are splintered off. that is what is sad. you cannot go and push and influence. >> some parents connecting with the so-called puberty lady that helps kids learn

christian: entiendo cÓmo reacciona quizÁ muchos saben que es explosivo el diÁlogo no le gusta mucho ir pero hubo un puÑetazo. andrea: dice desconocer por motivo que fue agredido y dice que jamÁs ha resultado de la familia como aseguraron 13 cercanos a la hora. de inicio de mÉxico andrea gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. jorge:visiten univisiÓn.com para ver esta y otras noticias. marÍa elena:se que que el chapo guzmÁn no cree que sea capturado el 65, y la mira de los encuestados o sea un 51 no denunciarÍa el trapo a pesar de la recompensa ofrecida. el temor a represalias o porque lo ven como un hÉroe. jorge: arrestaron a un joven al que acusan de tratar de estallar una bomba escondida en una mochila que planeaba situar en una playa pÚblica. lourdes del rÍo nos trae los detalles de un joven hispano que la intenciÓn era matar tanto personas inocentes. lourdes: tenÍa mensajes publicados en la red social facebook que tenÍa retÓrica extremista y promovÍa a grupos tan dinÁmico y otros similares. conocido como alias de benÍtez acusado por usar un arma de destrucciÓn masiva contra una persona o propiedad de

live in vallejo, christian hartnett, kpix 5. >> thanks, christian. the fbi think it ended with a break-in in dublin last fright starting like the incident in vallejo last friday. he came in with zipties and said he intended to tie up two people but they fought him off and one called 911. he escaped but left behind a cell phone. authority used it to track him to a house in lake tahoe where he was arrested. muller is also suspected of similar crimes in palo alto and mountain in 2009. you can read the entire fbi affidavit and find all the latest developments in this case on cbssf.com. >>> 4:34 now. tonight the berkeley city council will vote on some new regulations for balconies following last month's collapse that killed six people there. the changes include a requirement that balconies are built with steel or rot resistant timber. in addition, every existing balcony in the city would be inspected within the next six months. >> and some of this will require more, more, uhm, more staffing and more inspections which would be supported by fees that we hav

i think when he says black people he means black people and not christians. i'm just saying.emember this part. >> he said you rape our women and you takein over our country and you have to go. >> larry: he is being very clear. nobody thinks christians are going around raping everybody and taking over the country. all right. s this's not a thing unless you are a duggar, all right. then it's a thing. then it's a thing. then its he a thing. okay then. and then fox news sends out a black preacher like his black is going to confuse me right. black don't distract by the way, it don't, black don't distract, okay. but nice try anyway fox. >> i'm deeply concerned that this gunman chose to go into a church. because it does seem to be a rising hostility against christians across this country because of our biblical views. >> larry: no no no no no. it is not rising hostility against christians it's rising and pervasive hostility against black people who were meeting in a church, all right. but let's hear more from the fox brothers. >> most people jump to conclusions about race. i long fo

president be christian, the prime minister sunni and the speaker shia. the presidency has been vacant for more than a year. big gains in chinese shares but the volatile markets over the past weeks left investors angry and pointing fingers. living though the economic crisis many break businesses are struggling to stay afloat. >>>president obama's pick to become the most senior military officer believes russia poses the greatest throat to u.n. security. -- threat to u.s. security he says the kremlin's actions are creating problems for the u.s. and u.s. allies. >> in russia we have a nuclear power, one not only with the capability of violating the sovereignty of allies into doing things inconsistent with national interest, but are in the process of disoiping so. if you want to -- of doing so. if you want to talk about a nation posing a threat to the united states, i have to point to russia, if you look at the behaviour, it's nothing short of alarming >>> he would we police dempsey, stepping down as joint chief of staff in september. it comes as a summit of

weapons have saved christians too.ve don't both. >> what i want to know is what would jesus do? after the way they treated him the first time the second coming before be coming bearing arms. that's all i'm saying. >> larry: you think jesus should be packing. >> i'm saying, like look-- rb. >> this time i'm not messing around. >> larry: i wonder if he can break up some of that religion that's connected to politics. that's a receipt thing that's happened with the moral majority, 1980. do you think the pope saying things that people now disagree with on the right can break up some of that coalition? >> all my life they've been telling me "you have to bring church and state together and listen to my church." i'm not in your church i don't know why i have to listen to it. all of a sudden that church agree agrees with me and boy, they're not happy about that. we department mean church and state. we meant, you separate church and state. do you remember deadwood, they spit on their hand-- you got a deal man. let's separate chur

we seek -- see the christians beheaded or soldiers dragged through the streets in the form an opinion based of what they see. then we try to help them and they still want to kill one another and for thousands of years and we get fed up with that then the muslims will cry racism and then said to have to research and close and we hear the race baiting under obama now and said geopolitics that you mentioned this because of the oil contracts with this whole political arena. that is the problem people have with muslims to them killing one another and killing christians in the middle east and we sit back here in the united states and as of veteran i see this and get frustrated. we are forced to adopt their religion and way of life but they should assimilate two hours per credits ridiculous. this is the united states we went there to force religion people have been killed. >> guest: i really don't blame lot of americans especially what they see being done in the name of islam if i had not grown up in the islamic state or expose what i was exposed to, i would think islam is a barbarian religi

so, you know as we see iraq fracture, there could be a place for not just christians but christians and minorities. this is happening to all minorities. it's happening to a large number of other groups and other small minorities in iraq. if they could have a safe haven and if that -- if they would have the right to protect themselves, be part of a national guard that legislation is on the books in the u.s. it's just a matter of following through. >> eliza griswald thank you so much. we'll be looking for the new issue of "new york times" magazine coming up. come back. thank you very much. >>> on tomorrow's show we'll talk to republican presidential candidate rick santorum. also oscar nominated actor jake gyllenhaal will join us to discuss his new movie "southpaw." we'll be right back. understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ♪ ♪ no student's ever been the king of the campus on day one. but you're ar

i am not the good christian.all sincerity i would not have the grace they have. >> what a great show of faith. the president sets the tone. he unites us and says the president has been the liberal wing of the democrat party. he never pivoted and said i will be president for everybody. he say can say we're all americans and want the same things. we want the best things for the kids. if they work hard get a great education sh education should be able to join the middle class. >> do you trust the governor. >> i trust them to make -- >> i watch baltimore, ferguson, i watch a president that has rushed to judgment and been wrong on high profile race cases. and i'm wondering why would he involve himself? >> there's this jump to want to be a victim. not just the president, but the left. they're trying to redefine our culture. a culture of division. >> i was offended by "the washington post" saying as an indian american, that you had abandoned the indian american community. something to that effect. i felt that was a raci

christian hart net is live. what do you think so far. >> so far so good. absolutely empty so far. not many people on the roadways just yet. we're just getting on the northbound section headed toward the golden gate bridge here on the new presidio parkway. roads are nice and smooth and new. and roads to our self right now. i'm seeing more cars on the southbound side but still really, no back-ups at this point. there is something if you're headed and you're going to be crossing the new presidio parkway, you'll be driving across it, there is something to pay attention to, especially if you're headed southbound towards san francisco. now, we'll take a look at video now, this is something new. once you get to this actually after the first tunnel, you'll see it split to exit right, you'll go to the presidio parkway and marina boulevard. if you stay left that is the normal left to head to lumbar, when that is something that drivers will likely be confused about. it is a spot we're looking at and seeing that it might pick up traffic as the morning commute gets on and as people see it for

good morning, christian. >> reporter: good morning, frank and maria. tomorrow will mark one month since that tragic day and right behind me still the memorial sits on the sidewalk near the building where the balcony collapsed. after a lot of discussion about how the city will respond to this, a decision was made to tighten up building inspections. the city council passed the new inspection laws unanimously. that means in the next six months all balconies and weather exposed elements on properties in berkeley will need to be inspected. also included in the city council decision is the requirement of existing balconies to have proper ventilation to prevent dry rot. follow-up inspection will happen every three years instead of the five years that was originally on the proposal. an attorney representing one of the people killed in the collapse pleaded with the council to pass new inspection laws right away. >> the reason why the inspection rule is so important is because if there is a new design or new materials being exposed it will catch something early

look at christianity in the united states. you know from quakerism to evangelical christianity. they all are christians and there are more mondays and some christians may have zink different views of and they consider themselves christians. islam is the same. it has many dimensions and basically what we're dealing with is the problem of those who are engaged in war. and so you cannot fight a war without recognizing that these people are your enemies and so this attempt to try and assuage muslim feeling and they are muslims, i speak as somebody who has been born in the fact community, muslims trying to be aapologetic and don't criticize our religion nobody is criticizing that religion as long as. all these parsing of arguments in universities is not going to help with all due respect. islamic history is complex. in the eighth and ninth and tenth centuries, there were people who wanted more reason in religion and the reason why they became weak as small groups, they became weak is because the caliph to decided to use the force of the state. what we have seen as a child and zainab

something can be legal that christians don't like.the same time we are free under the constitution to practice our faith as we see it. >> let me ask the question this way. how do the faithful square the adam and eve argument against adam and steve. with faith as a backdrop judge yet not be judged. how do they square the two pillars of faith. >> well many in the christian communities, look to the bible and see that homosexual activity is condemned by the bible and, therefore, it's against god's law, and that settleses the question. others in the christian community look at the script tours and say there's a lot of things that are historically based and culturally determined by the time when they were written. and when you look at homosexuality today, they would argue that if this is the way god made people who are we to decide that they can't be - kapt follow their inclinations. who are we to say that god makes junk. who are we to say that we should not do this. this is controversial issue within the christian communities about which t

christian. take it away. >>> reporter: vallejo police have been quiet about this. nearly 4 months after the kidnapping was essentially written off, a u.s. attorney criminal complaint says back in march matthew muller broke into a mare island home and kidnapped denise huskins. the complaint says muller and three accomplices were wearing wet suits tied them up with and covered them with swim goggles. they stole a car and threw a drugged huskins in the trunk. >> the deed has been done. it's not acceptable. it's not good enough. >> reporter: the complaint includes photos muller and company allegedly sent to the "chronicle" showing the items they used to kidnap huskins. police caught up with muller in the past few days after a home invasion in dublin on friday. he allegedly left a cell phone behind and tracked to lake tahoe. last night, matthew muller's attorney had this to say. >> the other.comment is every time you are defending a person, you also have to look at his mental state. and it's true that mr. muller has suffered significant mental health issues over the pas

hundreds killed in nigeria, anti-christian violence. isis plants land mines in christian civilian homes, ancient ruins across iraq and syria. if we have the stomach for it that particular day, we may read the article that folings -- we might say a prayer or silently wonder the face of brazen evil but we do not fear for our personal safety or that of our families because of systemic religious violence, yet, many of our brothers and sisters around the world do not have the luxury of walking away from real religious persecution. they don't read the news stories. they live with them day in and day out. they watched family members die. they had friends simply vanish into thin air never to be heard from again. their homes and businesses are seeds by the government. even as the place -- they fear for their future here on earth. today as my colleagues and i come to the house floor to tell their stories, we come back this body and this administration have a responsibility to use our positions to promote religious liberties around the world. mill

let's get to to christiane amanpour joining us from vn. christiane i understand thatienna. christiane, i understand that it looks like that it's unlikely a deal for today? >> at least through the iranian side. we've heard that the diplomacy where the principals come out for a breath of fresh air, we saw javad zarif basically not his head back in the iranian way of saying no when asked if there was going to be a deal. so that's the situation from their point of view but diplomats who have been meeting in many many sessions all day. it does seem to be according to the diplomats i've spoken to very key players today on the european side, the u.s. side, the iranian side that the nuclear part of the deal is done in their words. now they are hammering out the formalities of what will be a u.n. resolution to cover the on going forward-going movement of this deal. so that's what we're told is happening, we're told it's a 100-page document. there are about 20 page which is cover the deal and 80 pages of annexes which we're told are being gone over literally word by word. sometimes t

what are the diplomats telling you, christiane? >> reporter: you can imagine the atmosphere here is different than the atmosphere erin is reporting from jerusalem. there are big fears from the israeli side and most diplomats here know that the next phase will be almost tougher than the last two years of negotiations. in other words, selling the deal and making it clear that this deal as they say here is a win-win situation for all sides. remember it is not just iran and the united states. iran plus all of the european world powers and plus china and russia. diplomats point out that having that kind of negotiation, over more than 22 months with the world powers means there has been as they say, a lot of progress and it is a guyood deal for all sides. this is a historic day and good day for world peace. we are not bringing out details yesterday yet. we expect to hear from the eu chief standing alongside the iranian chief negotiator laying out exactly what has happened and we will hear from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry. we w

he became a real de gaulle fan because he and christian and jacqueline in the post-war period agreedportant thing for france to do is leave algeria and they think that de gaulle is the only one with the strength to do that which in fact was the case. >> rose: the tragedy of this story is some people don't survive. >> several members to have the family not involved in the resistance do not survive were arrested three weeks before the liberation, they come for christian, christian is not there so they take people there in her place they are shipped off to the last train to germany and die in the camps. >> rose: three weeks before the end of the war. >> three weeks before the end of the war last train to germany, hence the name of the book, "the cost of courage." >> rose: what do you want us to understand about the resnins. >> well, i want people to realize it existed. people would say regularly to me, oh, was there a french resistance? >> rose: why would they say that? >> because there is a knee-jerk reaction on the part of many americans that france didn't behave well during world war

that they have a soul and could be saved through christianity. but then goes on to say if we christianize them with can no longer enslave them which would create a labor problem. so this letter columbus asked king charles iv of spain for permission to begin the importation of african slaves. the first known mention of african slaves being brought into the americas. so our collection can tell the story of contact, european contact with native people but very quickly our story will include the continent of africa and africans being brought into the americas through documents like this. this is one of my favorite pieces. i usually get goosebumps when i read this. the date line is cambridge 1829, 17175. so this would be the boston area, 177537 and it reads, this may certify that the bearer mr. paul revere, is messenger to the committee of safety and that all dispatch and assistance be given him in all instances that the triumph of the colony may be facilitated signed by joseph warren. that was paul revere's pass to move about the minute men lines in

. >> so as a christian, we recognize the old testament and new testament as god's word. >> there are versus in some that we look at that talks about the lord forming us in the mother's womb and all in the scriptures it's pretty clear that god is the author of life and he gives life and it's his to take. >> do you feel like you've won? >> if we're building a culture of life if more mothers are choosing life and if more people are coming alongside those mothers encouraging them and meeting their physical needs then we are winning. if that's happening, we are winning. >> by september, when the rest of the law's provisions are expected to go into effect texas will have gone from 40 abortion clinics last year to just 6 this in a state of 26 million people, that can take twelve hours to drive across this clinic in austin will have to shut down in a few months. >> hi i'm. >> hi i'm diane, i'm an administrator here. >> it can't afford to make the renovations to meet the same standards as an ambulatory surgical center or asc. >> explain again why it's going to be shut down.because this isn't

back to you. >> christian, someone has to pay for all those inspections. how is berkeley going to do that? >> reporter: that's the question. at this point the city says they don't have the resources to perform all these inspections within six months and at this point no solution has been found. so that will be the question moving forward. >> thank you, christian hartnett live for us over in berkeley this morning. thanks. >>> new details are emerging about a kidnapping in vallejo. the case police originally called a hoax appears to have been a well planned abduction. but as kpix 5's andria borba tells us, if the victims are expecting an apology from city liters, they will have to wait. >>> reporter: vallejo city leaders said many words about the denise huskins kidnapping case but none of them were sorry. >> if we were to speak out now, um, short of seeing the completion of the investigation, um, we could be wrong again. >> at this time we are not -- we are going to hold off on that until we -- the investigation is concluded and then we'll evaluate it at tha

christiane is joining us now live from vienna. you asked the secretary if this was a strategic realignment potentially to redefine the balance of power in the middle east. what did he tell you? >> reporter: well precisely i did. because a lot of that's been bandied around by the obama administration. so i wanted to know whether they still thought that. this is what he said. >> we exclusively negotiated a nuclear deal because we knew that if we got into the other issues, you would never get to the nuclear deal. so an iran without a nuclear weapon christiane i think you know this as a matter of common sense, is better to deal with than an iran with one. for those who are worried about iran's behavior in the region we are better off pushing back or dealing with that behavior if they're not on a path to get one. and we believe we are clearly demonstrating a way in which they cannot get a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: so i also then talked to -- after that i talked to zarif. but meantime i talked to the head of the iaea who is tasked wi