gary lane, our senior international correspondent calling us from skype in egypt. paul marshal in washington, d.c., great to have you, and the american center for law and justice, thank you. we have much more news from the global church including the extreme makeover that is changing the lives of a missionary pilot and his family. that story coming up. >> welcome back to christian world news, a christian couple in britain canning not be foster parents because they believe homosexuality is a sin. eunice and own jones cared for foster children in 1990s and applies in 2007. a social worker said their vis on homosexuality raised concerns. a court ruled a law protecting gay rights overrides the couple's religious beliefs. the judges stated a christian beliefs on homosexuality maybe harmful to children. about a year ago, joe and cindy hurston returned from a missionary trip only to find their home flooded because of a broken pipe. unable to make repairs, they lived in a small camper and stayed focussed on their ministry and serving others. then abc's extreme home makeove

gary lane has more. >> reporter: perhaps no ethnic minority group suffered more than burma group, about 40 percent christian. they have wage add resistance for more than 60 years. the burmese military, soldiers killed men, raped women and girls, destroyed homes and churches. an army raid left 36 other families homeless. >> they came and slept in our village. before they left the following morning, they burned it. >> ma and his wife survived because they fled the village. >> my wife and i went to the village and prayed. i said all things belong to you, oh god. i carried my bible and pistol. we left to stay with our nephews. >> many villagers have had nowhere to go. government attacks have caused more than 100,000 ethnic chin christians to flee to overall india. they are living in refugee camps, more than 1 million ethnically displaced. she asked him to pray for burma. they started anne annual global day of prayer and a relief group called free burma rangers. >> it is to give health, hope, and love. i depend on god. most of our people are believers. our job is to give them medical help, t

lanes. coming up in gary and the world according to gary.a: hello gary. >> gary: hulloa darya. >> darya: the big east goes bust. all the headlines are saying. >> gary: why so negative? >> darya: i guess if your with the big east or negative. (laughter) >> darya: i let my brackets. i am doing very. i can sanding that bad. i looked for the little guys, where the plane florida? is that 11-10? >> gary: all the teams should not abandon their they seem to get the most criticism. they've been great so far. i believe there the first team to ever win three games in one a week. normally, one of those people who plays that many games always gets knocked off immediately. >> darya: butler lives on to. is it the new butler or is butler the butler? >> gary: i have no comment at this point. i just watch the last five minutes as it's getting down to the end. there was a pretty good weekend. the byu thing with that one kid was good. north carolina played yesterday. michigan was good. it was a good weekend. i believe there is quite the record there. >> darya:

lanes. traffic is light. let's talk about the boys of summer, kron4 is baseball's special takes place this saturday. garyoast in baseball by the bay. the a's live to be having a good season this year player interviews, a closer look at spring training with baseball season kicking off next week. that is on saturday, 8:00 p.m. right here n kron4. >> justine: welcome back to the kron 4 news. a look at the radar, it is busy today. >> james: we have a lot of rain, let's begin restoring tractor, north bay that's retracting some heavy cells. but it sure entire stretch from oakland all the way up to a richmond, vallejo. that entire stretch seeing some fairly heavy rain. let's take a quick sample of racine's some of the heaviest rain berkeley, we have a cell moving through with rain falling in inch per hour. parity and 10 shares. banal also seeing some land, heavier batch moving through. pretty impressive. citing the maps further north to come of a layout has rain coming down. really intend showers. they really stretch of the way north to napa. we will do a quick sample about half an inch prints are of rain falli

gary about that. also live to the overturned truck on the san mateo bridge. >> george: we see a brinks truck blocking the two middle lanes >> i just found out what happened it was going through the toll plaza too fast, hit one of the curbs, ended up on this side. we have seen two trips out here already, as anyone knows how heavy and strong these are large cars can be it is too heavy to lift that. every time they try to the front end of the tow truck lifts off the ground. three of the toll plazas are closed, traffic is backed up as far as you can see on 92. i would just 2 mi., and getting longer by the minute. it doesn't look like this will be fixed in time soon. it will take a big ring to a truck to get this turned over. >> george: jackie looking at the back up on 92. don't use this san mateo bridge used the bay bridge. kron 4 will be right back. >> darya: ring morning carried. we have another deadline. >> gray: i think it's to show both sides are still trying. a supposedly be insiders say the are so far a car, it will be impossible. --so far apart. --- >> reporte >> darya: you and i talked about if they decertified it w