father dave dwyer, the host of "the busted" radio programme. and imam at georgetown university and leads a congregation in fredrik, maryland. thank you both for being with us. i'll be back with final thoughts on the changing american religious scene. >>> the century's long history of christian churches are a product of the appeal of the christian faith, and a product of empire and the reactions to it. america was fertile ground for the national established religions of the french spanish and british empire and later in the history gave an arm's open welcome. bapt tists, uni tarians and others. when immigration shifted from europe to people everywhere, this country's lack of an established church helped us to make room for jews muslims, buddhists. the rise of the unreligious is not a departure from history, but a part of it. we may just be a lot freer today than 40 years ago, to say so out loud, without fear of socialisition, to be seen still as a good neighbour, co-worker and friend. thank you for in my opinioning us for "inside story". i'm ray

father dave dwyer, the host of "the busted" radio programme. and imam at georgetown university and leads a congregation in fredrik, maryland. >> it's not looking pretty. i gotta pay my bills. >> you gotta do somethin', you know? try to keep your head above water. >> sunday... $38. thursday... $36. for this kind of money i really don't give a s**t. >> a real look at the american dream. only on al jazeera america. >>> the century's long history of christian churches are a product of the appeal of the christian faith, and a product of empire, and the reactions to it. america was fertile ground for the national established religions of the french, spanish and british empire, and later in the history gave an arm's open welcome. bapt tists, uni tarians and others. when immigration shifted from europe to people everywhere, this country's lack of an established church helped us to make room for jews, muslims, buddhists. the rise of the unreligious is not a departure from history, but a part of it. we may just be a lot freer today than 40 years ago, to

>> devin dwyer from the white house tonight.in, thank you. >>> we turn now to bruce jenner, back in the headlines just a week after revealing that he is in the process of becoming a woman. jenner now facing a wrongful death suit that claims he and others are to blame for a deadly highway crash. abc's aditi roy reporting in from los angeles tonight. >> reporter: former olympian and reality star bruce jenner, along with 50 other unnamed defendants, facing a wrongful death civil suit from the family of a woman killed in this four-car collision in february. >> we now have seven patients, including one d.o.a. >> reporter: the news coming just one week after the reality star's bombshell interview with abc's diane sawyer. in the suit obtained by abc news, howe's two step-children claim the defendants were "negligent careless and reckless." >> are you okay, bruce? >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges jenner's cadillac hit howe's vehicle. that impact it claims propelling howe's car into the path of an oncoming hummer. >> it's much more likel

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >> let's turn to the plains, the flood weary plains. leave their homes along rising rivers across texas. firefighters scrambling to keep up with the nonstop calls for help, pulling trapped men, women and children to safety. death toll has now hit 24. 14 others still missing. each new round of rain is making it that much more difficult for the search. this is just unreal. we've been talking about this every single week, all week, every day this week. it seems like we're talking about the same areas. it's not like it's moving along. it's been sitting right over the plains. look at some of these pictures. stranded residents being plucked from some of these flooded homes and cars across oklahoma. torrential downpour dumped 5 inches of rain in the town of lawton yesterday afternoon, filling up streets, catching drivers off guard, roads vanished under flowing water from canals and creeks. rescuers had to use front loaders to get them out. another day of this stuff is on tap for that same area today. >> it's so heart breaking. spots between da

brooklyn dwyer at pnb perry bought. >>> and oil prices eased. by the closing bell the dow jones industrial was 82 points to lose at 17,924 and the nasdaq was up 25 and the s&p 500 notched a seven point gain. >>> well sue, here in washington the senate overwhelmingly today passed a bill to give congress the authority to review any emerging nuclear agreement with iran. the passage coming despite opposition from some republicans who argued the bill was not strong enough. the measure heads to the house which plans to take it up next week. >>> and the chair of the senate energy and natural resources committee said she plans to unveil a bill next week that would reverse the 40-year-old ban on oil exports. congress passed that ban back in 19 are 75 and senator murkowski has been one of the biggest reversing it. >>> here in washington the biggest gathering of mutual fund executives taking place and today i spoke with the ceo of charles schwab and you heard from him yesterday. today i spoke with bill mcnabb, the head of vanguard. i asked him about the ri

times "sports wrierd bill dwyer. >> the amount of money being thrown around here is almost beyond anybody'smprehension but so is much of boxing. >> the match-up is supposed to generate $400 million through ticket sales spongsorship and pay-per-view buys. they're expected to split a purse of at least $300 million. if the money on tickets and merchandise isn't enough, there's always the sports book. >> mayweather say $2 favorite. what that means is you have to risk 2 of your dollars to win one of mine. >> jay road runs the m.g.m., and expects people to bet up to $80 million. do you think you'll see first-time betters. >> oh, yes. >> reporter: the fight will likely break even more. >>records when it comes to betting. the undefeated mayweather is the odds-on favorite and people are getting their bets in now. carter evans, cbs news, las vegas. >> axelrod: gas prices are up nationwide. this is not unusual for springtime as refiners change over to summer blendz but the hikes this year have been especially sharp. gas sup57 cents a gallon since january, according to a.a.a. jericka duncan has more. >

dwyer has written or co-authored five other books including 102 minutes unforgettable story of the right to survive in the twin towers which is a national book award finalist. the author of "more awesome than money". first we'll start with gin. during a recent conversation you and i have come the mention privacy and privacy settings are an illusion. can you talk about this and about this and i think it is something interesting to show on the screen. >> share. we all know that we don't want mom to be looking at the picture of us on facebook but the budweiser logo printed around our navels or any other crazy day that might end up in a public space like facebook. so over the last five or six years, facebook, prodded by some of its competitors has made fine-grained control part of its offerings to the users and not says okay i can set up this post so it is only seen by this body of friends for that post only goes to the people on my softball team or what have you. but one thing never excluded from that, whatever you put up they are his face but it sells is omniscient. it even knows when you

. >> from politics and prose bookstore mark pfizer and timothy dwyer examine the tumultuous relationship. the authors report that led to women .8 months and 20 blocks apart in new york city where social and political opposites the publicly debated the issues of the day. cal opposites who publicly debated the issues of the day >> thanks to all of you for being here this evening. we are delighted to be here. a big thank you to the crew for making us feel so welcome so welcome. i want to give a big thank you to the publisher. in answering the most common question that weekend which is who was alice roosevelt and i realize in this crowd a lot of you were her neighbors. nonetheless, what i am going to do is try to set a little bit of the context for the reading is going to do in a few minutes. make sure they cover up some of these details. what we do you will see behind me a family tree. it's a simplified version of the actual one because we start out with the american founder. he quite literally has tens of thousands at this point so we are here to highlight the story and we have provided yo

abc's devin dwyer picks it up from there. >> this is the moment jeb bush stunned even the most hawkishwing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have. >> more than a decade after his brother ordered the invasion of iraq citing faulty intelligence, jeb bush seemed willing to do it again anyway. >> so would have almost everybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. >> the former florida governor's comments sparked by partisan criticism. it's the first major kerfuffle for bush, a likely but undeclared 2016 presidential candidate and front-runner in most early polls. on tuesday, he told fox's sean hannity that he misunderstood the initial question but couldn't say what he would have done back in 2003. >> knowing what we know now, clearly there were mistakes. >> in presidential campaigns, words matter. when it comes to a still unpopular war, even a misstep can trigger a firestorm. a majority of americans, 58% of the most recent abc poll said the iraq war was not worth fighting. new jersey governor chris christie another likely 2016 republican co

focus on the key data coming out this me week -- this week and come -- and see glenn wire -- glennse dwyerdata setsitical coming out this week, and today, theuld think it would be china home prices, because this is a third of china's economy here, and the chinese economy has been trying to stoke growth. it is a big week for data, and i will be hoping for a it has been- glen: a big week for data, and i will be hoping for a little bit of growth, and there was disappointing retail sales numbers in the u.s., but as you mentioned, the property prices, and residential investment has been around 50% of gdp or total investment of property construction, so where the property sector goes is really key for the long-term outlook for the chinese economy. that will be a key dynamic to watch. we will watch a downward pressure on prices and the incentive to hold prices, and that explains why we are seeing people go into the equity market. that is because of all of the weakness in the chinese economy, the chinese equity market is performing extremely well at this stage. internaleflecting in asset allocatio

. >> reporter: they recently gave the dwyer family a much needed vacation. >> how are you?o's wish. a family vacation to florida. >> the minute we got on that plane, the house doesn't exist, the cancer center doesn't exist, my job doesn't exist. we're just -- we're going to be in la la land for a week. >> reporter: three months later heather lost her battle with breast cancer. she was just 45 years old. >> it was just like let's have fun and that's what that week was for us. >> the memories and the pictures and the trip helped solidify that. like it's okay. it's horrible, but she wants it to be okay. >> reporter: as heather's children look back on the memories they made with their mom smiles, not tears light up their faces. >> she's so happy. >> what they did for us was they essentially gave us our last huge family memory. and for that, i think we'll be forever grateful. >> such amazing the memories. so far treasured time has organized dream trips for five families with four more in the works. to find out how you can help, visit our website today.com. we're back in a moment