who has a huge church in san antonio which is a pentecostal church and he is the founder of christians united for israel he's a big figure in the evangelical pro israel lobby and he said that hurricane katrina happened because there's so much sin in this city that's the way that the christian right understands new orleans what is who built new orleans that's the french catholics and what is the christian right there anti well they have an alliance with catholics now but they started out as anti catholic baptists and pentecostals and so this city really represents. just like a cesspool of say tannic sin for the christian right and at the same time it seems like a place trump could actually be at home in right i mean you could see a trump tower being built here you could see trump you know dallying around with porn stars and whatever here he probably has done that why did they support trump why it's a good question i mean trump just got them the supreme court for at least a generation that's the dream of the christian right overturning roe v wade and you know short of that basically overturning

christians for them in living and they unite. in the region particularly saudi arabia really just. so other religions are actually allowed. churches. really traditional worship by and large especially north christian communities of conflict including. of course christian communities had been sort of intense pressure and they had been at the crossroads of religious and political violence so for instance. targeted christians. in iraq during the war and then the aftermath of that christian communities were actually very much exposed and very vulnerable so i think that the. want to try to bring this political leaders in and actually. brought them at least really sort of the political the political force and try to bring it in and that is a very fair message that he has been making. just to tell our viewers has been underway now for about an hour and a half there and. we know for example that. very big issue as you mentioned he joined a top muslim cleric yesterday in demand for tolerance martin do you think it will make a difference i mean we can say word will make an immediate differenc

have comedy clu bs, past 20 years, you have comedy clubs, a healthy way of expression, uniting people, bringing christianstogether. if that is not activism, i do not know what is. yes, it is not at its peak and we have free speech issues but 20 yea rs we have free speech issues but 20 years ago the issues were less. if we do not get out there and improve the situation, it is never going to change. it sucks the me but we have to do what we have to do. the comedy can change the world, build bridges and also help bring change within countries. if i was to put an american and arab in one room, from all different backgrounds, everyone in one room and they are all laughing at the same joke? what does that say? they are more similar than they are led to believe and when they are led to believe and when they leave that room, it will be harderfor they leave that room, it will be harder for them they leave that room, it will be harderfor them to be they leave that room, it will be harder for them to be at odds with each other. i filmed a special in lebanon and los angeles but did not reveal i was cutting between th

this is g w news live from berlin pope francis celebrates mass in the united arab emirates it was the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula earlier he called on christian and muslim leaders to work together and project war but his trip was not without controversy. also coming up property prices in the maybe in capital when talk have gone through the roof to speak to a student desperate to find a decent home and new revelations in the so-called football league says the alleged source behind the largest leak in history of sports goes public for the first time growing pentode discusses his role and his uncertain future following his recent arrest in budapest. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it's being billed as the largest show of christian worship ever seen on the arabian peninsula hope francis has been celebrating mass in the muslim majority united arab emirates more than one hundred thirty thousand people are attending the event in the capital. it wraps up a three day trip to the country the first ever by a reigning pontiff francis says that his main aim is to promote cooperation

a trip to the arabian peninsula by a reigning pontiff he's due to take part in a christian muslim dialogue in the united arab emirates and celebrate mass with the small catholic community day ahead of his visit here the humanitarian aid for people of war torn yemen. in poland a new center left party called spring has been launched aimed at challenging the country's governing right wing party ahead of upcoming domestic and european elections leader of the new party is robot be drawn he made headlines in twenty eleven by becoming the first openly gay m.p. in conservative poland. monsoon rains have caused severe flooding in northeastern australia in the city of townsville thousands of residents were forced to leave their homes and the down holes predicted to continue continue for days meanwhile the south of the country is suffering from record hate and wildfires. earlier this week richest literary prize was awarded for a book written entirely by text message it was written by this man paris book honey a kurdish iranian refugee who didn't tell the despair of his many years in limbo inside an australian offs

ever trip to the arabian peninsula by a reigning pontiff is due to take part in a christian muslim dialogue in the united arab emirates and celebrate mass with these small catholic community day ahead of his visit he appealed for humanitarian aid to people in war torn yemen. tens of thousands have rallied across so therefore they knife week in a row to protest against president alexander the chit the demanding free elections and an end to his stranglehold on navia the church has rejected opposition claims but suggested that he might call an early election. heavy rains have flooded communities across northern australia and forced thousands to flee their homes one towns or half a meter of rain coming down in a twenty four hour period for constance a morena and possible tornadoes are expected the city of townsville is largely submerged and the water there is set to rise even higher authorities in townsville northern australia a warning residents to move to higher ground by nightfall. preparing to fully open these flood gates the ross river dam close to townsville is it double its capacity . fully opening th

of a trip to the arabian peninsula by a reigning pontiff is due to take part in a christian muslim dialogue in the united arab emirates and celebrate mass with a small catholic community ahead of his visit he appealed for humanitarian aid for the people of war torn yemen. in poland a new center left party called spring has been launched aimed at challenging the country's governing right wing party ahead of upcoming domestic and european elections later of the new party is robert be drawn he made headlines in twenty eleven by becoming the first openly gay conservative and. earlier this week a stray as rich as literary prize was awarded for a book written entirely by text message it was written by this man paris book honey a kurdish iranian refugee who didn't tell the despair of his many years in limbo inside an australian offshore detention center up he wasn't allowed to attend the ceremony in melbourne to pick up his prize he told the doubly receiving the award has been business wait it is a big achievement for me for a few days and i'm a son and i'm not and also for all of their a few genes you know sta

kingdom of the united arab emirates during his two day visit he is due to meet leading muslim clerics and hold an open air mass the historic papal trip is aimed at turning a page in christian muslim relations in the region. for many of the one point five million catholics in the united arab emirates it's the stuff of dreams the idea of the pope visiting the arabian peninsula the birthplace of islam was unthinkable a few years ago pope francis was invited by abu dhabi's rulers local parish priest to try and hold santa says the pontiff wants to foster tolerance and promote a moderate brand of islam. it's definitely is sick he wants to build bridges he wants to say look it's lamas changing it can change and it also wants to change . the emirates have declared twenty nineteen is the year of tolerance and there's a lot of symbolism in the invitation. i'm sure. it's that asian should have been through the ages not on of the. day which though should be but this is the sort of visit pope francis will be in the amerge for three days he's expected to address a series of issues including the lack of legal rights for foreign workers but the fact that pope will lead a catholic service

historic trip to the united arab emirates it is the first ever visit to the arabian peninsula the pontiff saying that he hopes to write a new page in history of relations between christians and muslims and the united states is sending thousands more troops to its border with mexico donald trump says he is stopping an invasion of illegal immigrants critics call it a political stunt our correspondent tries to find out the truth by going on patrol with a border guard. and the records tumble on super bowl sunday as the dualism patriots defeat the los angeles rams to clean american football's biggest prize for the six time we'll take you through the action. i'm sorry kelly walk into the program venezuelan president nicolas maduro has rejected an e.u. ultimatum to call presidential elections eight european countries including germany france and the you. kay said that they would officially recognize the self declared interim president juan if majority fail to act but doris says he will not cave in to pressure from those calling on him to leave. under mounting international pressure. embattled president remains defiant. in a t.v. interview nicolas maduro rejected an ultimatum by

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pope francis begins a historic trip to the united arab emirates the pontiff says he hopes to write a new page in the history of relations between christians and muslims. and the united states is sending thousands more troops to its border with mexico donald trump says he's stopping an invasion of illegal immigrants critics call it a political stunt our correspondent goes on patrol with the border guards to find out more. plus in sports the record stumbled on the super bowl sunday the new england patriots defeat the los angeles rams to win american football's biggest prize for the sixth time the tickets to the actual. code of almost continual i'm under touch the crisis in venezuela is deepening president nicolas maduro has wanted donald trump that he risks goat standing his hands in. blood if he sends troops into the country and could face a repeat of vietnam but mother who was dealt a blow from europe this morning off to several countries recognize self declared into the present. as the leader of the country more on that in just a moment but first this report. by. demanding international pressure. embattled president remains defiant. in a

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christian's parents came to the united states from mexico for a better life but they left something behind, the opportunity for an education. >> both my parents didn't get to graduate high school because of their economic status. that makes me sad cause -- its not fair. >> neither graduated high school. public school wasn't free. they didn't have the money to pay for it. >> i know both of them could have made it very far if they had enough funds even just the materials needed to keep going forward. >> he plans on studying business at college and then -- >> i want to start my own non-profit organization to help kids in latin america countries. a lot of them don't get an education. >> the teacher is inspired. >> you have this student who wants to change the world. >> for christian, pursuing his non-profit dream is also a way to say thank you to the two people who mean the most in his life. >> just so my parents can know i tried my best and -- my best is for you. >> and to learn more about students rising above and its scholars go to our website kpix5.com/sra. >>> well you may remember the be

business news live from berlin pope francis celebrates mass in the united arab emirates it is said to be the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula and earlier he called on christian and muslim leaders to work together and reject war but his trip is not without controversy. also coming up live in israel opposition leader why don't get a boost after dozens of european countries given their support but nicolas maduro refuses to budge and accuses the international community of planning with coup and new revelations in the so-called football league says the alleged source behind the largest leak in the history of sports goes public for the first time really pinto discusses his role and his uncertain future following his recent arrest including perhaps. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it is being billed as the largest show of christian worship ever seen on the arabian peninsula pope francis is celebrating mass in the united arab emirates in the birthplace of islam more than one hundred and thirty thousand people are expected to attend the event in the capital abu dhabi you're looking at live p

pontiff says he hopes to raise a new picture in the history of relations between christians and muslims plus the united states sends thousands more troops to its border with mexico donald trump says he's stopping an invasion of illegal immigrants critics call it a political stunt our correspondent goes on patrol with a border guard to find out more and their own records tumble on super bowl sunday the new england patriots defeat the los angeles rams to win american football's biggest prize for the sixth time i'll take you through the action. on little rock it's great to have you along everyone always start this broadcast with the crisis in caracas several major european countries have now recognized venezuela's venezuela's opposition leader go as interim president while they acted in concert after president call us mother oh ignored a deadline to call a snap election on the door now says those countries could face reprisals as this government digs in its heels. then israel is power struggle deepened on monday after several european nations officially recognized opposition leader kwan as the country's a

united arab emirates. francis will tie part in a christian muslim dialogue and minister to the. roman catholic community miami indian and philip payne guest what is. this is that mary's catholic church in dubai one of dozens of churches in the united arab emirates the emirates has a reputation for religious tolerance in a region where there are otherwise tight restrictions on worship outside the muslim faith francis his trip to the gulf states is aimed at encouraging more contact between christianity and islam some parishioners here think the visit of market turns in point in relations between the two religions. i think it's a really you know i you know for all the muslims and the christians in u.a.e. and to vatican city it's look you know it's a global event but frances is facing criticism over the visit because of the emirates role in the war in yemen a saudi led coalition of which the emirates is part of has been accused of carrying out human rights abuses in its battle against hutu rebels francis will likely avoid publicly raising the topic of yemen when he meets with the emi

there are many israeli jews of course who live in the united states. many christians also support the interests of israel how strong would you say the pro israel lobby is. well i'm not sure how many israeli jews are in america you know really. having an influence any influence whatsoever but i know that down in d.c. on k. street you've got a few competing lobby groups against a pac that are like j. street you know jews for palestine or whatever that are really splitting the two percent of jews in america you know the fractions that have an opinion on this so. i'm not really sure that there's you know any kind of. dominating i don't know if you're talking about so you know we'll see reaction to the congresswoman being forced to apologize have to say that the process where they lobby was it's a powerful thing that was appropriate well it's mostly you know also taste and coming from her i mean democrats a bad week you know with a black face handles and kind of things so it's easy to to to understand you know where the criticism criticism is coming from i personally went

live from berlin pope francis prepares to celebrate mass of the united arab emirates it is said to be the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula earlier he calls on christian and muslim leaders to work together to reject war but his trip is not without controversy also coming up venezuelan opposition leader why don't gets to step there dozens of european countries give him their support but nicolas maduro refuses to budge and accuses the international community of planning a coup and a community divided by religion in ukraine we have an exclusive report on how orthodox christians have been split by a decision to recognize an independent ukrainian church after centuries of rule by the moscow patriarchate. i'm sorry kelly walking to the program it is being billed as the largest show of christian work on the arabian peninsula ever pope francis is about to celebrate a mass in the united arab emirates more than one hundred thirty thousand people are expected to attend the event in the capital. earlier francis met with amorality leaders and called for an end to what he called the miserable crudenes

pope francis begins an historic trip to the united arab emirates is the first ever visit by a pope to the arabian peninsula and pontiff hopes to improve christian muslim relations officials of both faiths greet him at the airport also coming up donald trump warns that sending a military internet as well it is an option. his comments come as the standoff there continues and there's no end in sight to the deepening political crisis on saturday venezuela's rival leaders held separately we'll speak to our correspondent in caracas also coming up. deja vue speaking to author and refugee beirut chani do you want to stray only his top literary prize for a book he wrote on his phone from inside an isolated island detention center. next bicester thanks for joining us hope francis has arrived in abu dabi is the first time a pope has ever visited the muslim majority kingdom of the united arab emirates the pope was greeted at the airport by abu dhabi's powerful crown prince shaikh mohammed bin sayyid al nyan during his two day visit he's due to meet a leading muslim clerics. and hold an open air mass historic papal trip is aimed at turning a page in christi

francis has just wrapped up his trip to the united arab emirates he ended his stay by celebrating mass in the capital abu dhabi earlier the pontiff called on christians and muslim leaders to work together but his trip was not without controversy also coming up. venezuelan opposition leader one why they will get a boost after dozens of european countries given their support. refuses to budge and accuses the international community of planning a cool. and new revelations in the so-called football leaks as the alleged source behind the largest leak in history of sport goes public for the first time through its been told discusses his role and his uncertain future following his recent arrest in budapest. hello and welcome i'm done with that shima it was billed as the largest show on christian worship ever seen on the arabian peninsula pope francis celebrated mass in the muslim majority united arab emirates more than one hundred thirty thousand people attended the event in the capital. it dropped a three day trip to the country the first ever by a pontiff france assert his main aim was to promote harmony and tolerance between christians and muslims he als

is g w news live from ver lead pope francis celebrates mass in the united arab emirates it was the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula earlier he called on christian and muslim leaders to work together and project war but his trip was not without controversy. also coming up property prices in the maybe in capital when talk have gone through the roof to speak to a student desperate to fall.

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will address an interfaith conference during his two-day visit to the united arab emirates and meet with members of the country's christian community. he's also scheduled to preside over an outdoor mass where more than 100,000eople are expected to attend. tensions between the regime of venezuelan president nicolas maduro and the united states continued to rise today. president donald trump said in the cbs interview broadcast this morning that the use of military force against maduro is not off the table. his comment camewo days after national security advisor john bolton said that military intervention in venezuela is not imminent. but in a tweet last night, malton called on the venezuelan military to supporro's opponent juan guaido, writing:" to the venezuelan military higho and, now is the time to stand on the side of theel vene people." holarge number of nations have called on maduro t new elections but today russia's foreign ministry warned the international community should not mele in venezuelan politics. egypt's ministry of antiquities announced a new discovery of at least 40 mummies in four burial chambers south o

the allegations false, defamatory and absurd saying they expedited "el chapo" to the united states for trial. christian whose photo is shown here and obscured by prosecutors to protect his identity, revealed how he encrypted phones. he used spyware in the organization. guzman faces drug trafficking charges and life in prison. though the list of charges does not include murder, the tables turned when valdez was called to the stand. the former security guard turned pilot recalls when guzman was found guilty in the murders of three rivals. also called to court, he worked for guzman for 18 years and was eventually captured in 2007. he went through several plastic surgeries to try to evade capture. one constant in the courtroom has been guzman's wife of 12 years. she helped him escape from a texas prison. she is not facing charges at this time and her lawyer had no comment about those allegations. in a final move to convince jurors of guzman's guilt, they showed the jury photos of his planned escape. it was a mile long, in addition to a motorbike used in his escape. we can tell you the jury will be returnin

christian tradition you will discover the first organize expression of christianity will not in europe you will not in latin america not in united states of america. but the first organize expression of christianity was a coptic church in egypt and ethiopia where i eat him in ethiopia all the mother continent of africa we all came from africa league in the greatest paleontologist said. our first home was in africa there in the rift valley where they found that fossa sister lucy. sorry about that man. and consequently says we left home since we left home since we left in africa and moved around this questioner wherever we stopped on the bank of the river. we lost our manners and fail to behave. and to respect people and we've created different cultures wherever we stopped on a beach on the pace of our river but in san francisco we have come to our senses and we're turning. beauty into ashes giving ashes rhythm and the beauty that giving people a home where they can be comfortable well they can take care of their families where they can read what they can celebrate. that they all god's children and wouldn't god made black folks an

was agreed in sudan's capital hard to muster a week of talks backed by the united nations and the african union muslim and christian fighters have been in conflict since twenty thirteen thousands of people have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced on alliance of muslim rebels known as the seleka overthrew president francois government in twenty thirteen a few months later rebel leader michel djotodia was sworn in as interim president he was forced to resign after fighting between seleka and christian fighters known as the anti blocker continue the un sent a peacekeeping force to support african union and french for.

christian eriksen? tottenham want to avoid the fate of manchester united.be in this tie at the end of the first leg. thank you. we'll be back with you over the course of the evening. horse racing has re—started in the uk after a six day suspension. an outbreak of equine flu led to a shut—down that lasted 6 days, and there were concerns it may have affected the cheltenham festival next month. but racing authorities are satisfied that the risk is now contained. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway has spent the day at plumpton, where runners were back on the course: backin back in business. that's right. everyone has packed up and gone home here. the horses are hitting the hay back at their stables but it was a good day. a successful event, a good crowd here in total. this is the beating heart beat of british racing, tracks like this where owners and trainers and jockeys make their living, week in and week out. a six—day suspension was acceptable to them in some cases, because at this time of year, you lose fixtures to bad weather. but there was anxie

groups it was agreed in sudan's capital hard to a week of talks backed by the united nations and the african union muslim and christian fighters have been in conflict since twenty thirteen thousands of people have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced alliance of muslim rebels known as the overthrew president francois government in two thousand and thirteen a few months later a rebel leader just to dia was sworn in as interim president he was forced to resign after fighting between the seleka and christian fighters known as the continue the un sent a peacekeeping force to support african union and french forces already there and since then cease fires have been signed and violated and all sides have been accused of war crimes emani cheers is an assistant professor at george washington university she says achieving peace in central african republic will provide stability for the surrounding region. they're at a point now where the peace agreement a lot of it was also hoping for they hadn't seen that yet though the u.n. security council or the government wanted to have the embargo the arms embargo lifted and i

neito called the accusations absurd, noting that it was he who extradited guzman to the united states for trial. christianriguez, whose photo is here, was told to hide his identity. he used spyware to capture conversations with members of guzman's criminal organization. guzman is facing multiple counts, including firearm and drug trafficking charges and faces life in prison. though the list of charges does not include murder, testimony took a graphic turn when esias valdez was called to the stand. the former security guard turned pilot recalled when guzman was involved in the gruesome murder of three rivals. pata ramirez also called to testify in court, stating he worked with guzman in the early '90s. he went on to work with guzman for 18 years. he was so hotly pursued by authorities that he underwent several plastic surgeries to try to evade capture. one constant fixture in the courtroom has been guzman's wife for more than ten years, former beauty queen emma cornell. emma helped her husband escape from a mexican prison in 2015, according to prison guard turned associate. she has not been charged with al

there are more than a0 churches here in the united arab emirates, serving about1 million christians.ountry. in saudi arabia, where religious tolerance and freedom of worship is very reduced, almost nil. of course, people are expecting, also there, that step—by—step, there will be changes. i am expecting that the signal which is given here will spread probably in the wider region. but we will see if it is a dream, or it will be a reality. sikhs who carry small swords known as kur—pans, for religious reasons, say they are facing discrimination and harassment amid concerns about terrorism and heightened security. some sikhs have been questioned at airports, while another was banned from a theme park. now campaigners are hoping for clearer legislation to protect their right to continue carrying the kur—pan. alex strang—ways booth reports. long hair, cotton underwear, a wooden comb, steel bangle, and a small sword called a kirpan — all a vital part of a baptised sikh‘s identity. jagmeet singh was questioned at gatwick airport, while meeting his family off a flight. a member of the public

was agreed in sudan's capital khartoum after a week of talks backed by the united nations the african union muslim and christian fighters have been in conflict since twenty thirteen now thousands of people have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced. an alliance of muslim rebels known as the celica overthrew president francois busies government in twenty thirteen a few months later rebel leader michel djotodia was sworn in as interim president he was forced to resign after fighting between the seleka and christian fighters known as the anti alaca continued the un sent a peacekeeping force to support african union and french forces that are already there since the cease fires have been signed and violated and all sides have been accused of war crimes in mali cheers is an assistant professor at george washington university she says achieving peace in central america african republic will provide stability for the surrounding region. they're at a point now where the peace agreement a lot of it was also hoping for they hadn't seen that yet though the u.n. security council or the government wanted to have t

there are more than a0 churches here in the united arab emirates serving about one million christiansall of them are expats orforeigners. there are no local christians here. therefore, these churches are not allowed to preach among muslims of the country. in saudi arabia, where the religious tolerance and the freedom of worship is very reduced, almost null, and of course, people are expecting, also there, that step—by—step, there will be changes. i am expecting that the signal which is given here will spread, probably, to the wider region, but we will see, if it is a dream, or if it will be reality. pressure is growing on venezuela's leader, nicolas maduro. france and germany are among the countries calling for him to declare fresh presidential elections by midnight. the united states says it is poised to begin deliveries of humanitarian aid to venezuela. and in an interview with the us network cbs, donald trump has said that sending the american military to venezuela is "an option". mr trump also said that mr maduro had requested a meeting with him several months ago, but he'd turned

which is kind of tantamount to the judeo-christian tradition that has been in the united states lo these many years. it was not that far afield from christianity. >> ok, i'm sorry. we have a gentleman out of her here. he is actually a minister, so he can help us with this. [laughter] question -- you had a question? comment, i think one of the things that happens, partly white european ancestry here, as soon as you start reminding folks, there is the question of reparations. the question of guilt and burden that begins to be carried. i don't think our side has figured out how to deal with that yet. the offer of forgiveness and we are past that, long pass to that, but i don't think my shade of the spectrum has caught up with that or knows how to receive it. i would welcome any kind of insight anyone on the panel might have. >> you know, we were told, indians at large, were told that treaties are passe. treaties and more. i think this is one time there was unanimity among the tribes. they said, ok, we will give you us andof land you gave i'll be treaties are knowledgeable in. i do not think

news live from berlin and pope francis celebrates mass in the united arab emirates it is said to be the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula and earlier he called on christian and muslim leaders to work together and were just as well for him but his trip is not without controversy. also coming up plenty still opposition leader. gets loose after dozens of european countries give him their support.

the past 19—20 years, you have comedy clubs, a healthy way of expression, uniting people of all religions, bringing christians have free speech issues but 20 years ago the issues are less now. if we do not try and improve the situation, it is never going to change. it sucks for me but we have to do what we have to do. roll up the sleeves and jump on in. for you comedy can change the world, build bridges between different peoples and also help bring about change within countries. can i tell you how in a very simple way? if i was to put an american and arab in one room together, a bunch of americans, asians, african—american, arab—americans, from all different backgrounds, syrians, sudanese everyone in one room and they are all laughing at the same joke? what does that say? they are a lot more similar than they are led to believe and when they leave that room, after laughing together, it is going to be harderfor them to be at odds with each other. when i did my last special i filmed it in lebanon and los angeles but i did not reveal that i was cutting between the two shows. i wore the same outfit and everybody

spencer christian says we are in for another rainy night. like last unite.ot quite like last night but not much milder of right now we have scattered showers, mainly light but some of the localized heavy showers are creating havoc. a few light spots as well. at the moment surface winds are gusting to 7 miles per hour at mountain view, and 28 at fountain view. this current storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. it will be with us tonight and tomorrow with periods of showers and brief downpours. notice the next couple of hours we won't have much in the way of storm activity. but later tonight after 10:00 a.m. we will have a wave of stormy weather moving on shore with light to moderate rain and strong potentially j ding wind gusts. details coming up in the forecast in just a few minutes. >> take a look. a sinkhole shut down a stretch of highway 35 in san mateo county south of alpine road to just north of the san mateo county line. the chp tweeted this pictures here and said it is unclear how long the road will be closed. >>> the rain hit southern california

was agreed in sudan's capital khartoum after a week of talks backed by the united nations and the african union muslim and christian fighters have been in conflict since two thousand and thirteen thousands of people have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced. they're at a point now or the peace agreement a lot of it was also hoping for they hadn't seen that yet though the u.n. security council or the government wanted to have the embargo the arms embargo lifted it was unanimously agreed to to extend that embargo for at least one year from today to see how this peace agreement works out but i mean it's not it's not a very volatile time but there's there's high hopes because the first time that there's been direct talks with all of these these different players fourteen militia groups of course as well as the government the u.n. with their their mission there as well as the african union are looking to come to some sort of agreement because at the end of the day the central african republic is very very very should teach it in the region its neighbors of course you dad abers the democratic republic of congo

was agreed in sudan's capital khartoum after a week of talks backed by the united nations and the african union muslim and christianighters have been in conflict since twenty thirteen thousands of people have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced. and alliance of muslim rebels known as the seleka overthrew president francois government in two thousand and thirteen a few months later rebel leader michel djotodia was sworn in as interim president he was forced to resign after fighting between the seleka and christian fighters known as the and continue the un sent a peacekeeping force to support african union and french forces already there since then cease fires have been signed and violated and all sides have been accused of war crimes irani cheers is an assistant professor at george washington university she says achieving peace in the c.a.r. will provide stability for the surrounding region. they're at a point now where the peace agreement a lot of it was also hoping for they hadn't seen that yet though the u.n. security council or the government wanted to have the embargo the arms embargo lifted it was