gary lane, cbn news, cairo. >> you can follow updates at the global lane, a link to our website cwnews.org. >>> a british cabinent member issued a strong warning about the growing secularization of britain and rest of europe. they need to embrace their christian heritage. she is not a christian, she is a muslim. the societies we live in, cultures we have created, values we hold and things we fight for stem from centuries of discussion, decent and belief in christianity. my fear is a militant secularization is taking hold of our societies. at its core and in its intints, deeply intolerant and demonstrates similar restraints. she doesn't want a theocracy and people of different faiths should accept each other. a uk court of appeals upheld a 58 dollar fine for refusing to rent a room to a gay couple. pete they don't rent rooms to unmarried couples straight or gay, siting their policy renting rooms only to married couples and unwilling to compromise their bubbly call principles. religious leaders protesting a rule that forces religious employers to provide free birth control coverage and appea

gary lane sat down with benjamin quashy. he provided us with interesting insights. >> they are not just a band of criminal gangs. there is ideology and philosophy that governs a particular type of islam that are intelligent group and well funded and weaponry that they use, not cheap. they are not cheap. kind of car they drive a year ago it was in the news, that a ship load, whole cargo load of ship laden with weapons and came from iran. >> what about your home state? a lot of weaponry used against christians there? >> from the 7th of september, 2001, there has been death to the tune of 20,000. it would seem the world doesn't care. >> a lot of noise about christians and militias taking up arms. >> most unfortunate noise, but sadly that is what happens when governments fail to provide security. people provide their own type of security. that becomes anarchy. that is not good for anybody. that church has not retaliated once on the boko haram. that is a great cost in our psyche, great pains in our hearts. and great sorrow all ar

those where christians are in the minority, gary lane traveled to turkey and brings us the story of a young schoolboy who is paying a big price for staying true to his christian faith. >> february, 2011, a vicious attack on a 13-year-old philadelphia boy. nadin khoury says the assault came because he is small for his age. he made the rounds on the view programs eager to highlight the attacks. what about other countries? those that convert from islam. attacks like the one against nadin khoury occur regularly throughout the muslim world a the american main stream media is unlikely to tell you about it. >> this 12 year old publically professed his faith in turkey by wearing this silver cross. >> it is not the physical cross, it is the meaning of the cross that is important. it is a beautiful thing. i wanted people to ask me about it and i could tell them about christ. >> hussan was 9 years old at the time. he had questions about islam. questions that non could answer. he discovered the truth in the bible and church. after he came to faith in christ, he felt so eye alive. >> i was so joyf

reconfiguring the san to have three lanes available southbound, a buffer lane and then to lanes northbound. >>gary: george is the best traffic report in the market! >>george: my prediction is the bridge will be opened monday afternoon. so >>gary: is there any chance you might shave before they open a bridge? >>george: me before they open a new bridge. >>gary: and george, how long were you on the radio? >>george: is 25 years. fourth if thick >>gary: and jeremy lin and its history tonight in madison square garden. of all players he had nine turnovers. it was against charlotte, one of a league's poorest teams. in the next seven game winning streak is over. the warriors are on the road against a good team. oklahoma city. there was one a scary moment, monticello's hyperextended his name. the good news is reports are he is ok. 110-87 warriors. the sharks are not home until february 28th. they're in carolina doing their thing. burns and newcomer dominant more. we will go to the break in just a moment. the hurricanes beat the sharks tonight on the road. >>gary: we are back with more in a moment. oaths cos

the night before and broke his ankle because he was lane at the ymca. >>gary: but you guys made elsewhere, you guys won the championships. he wanted to go to stanford, but what happened? >> just like cal and ucla, he was just too small. his body has changed dramatically over the last six years. >> it is "lin-sanity". >> can you believe this is happening to you? >> no. >>gary: what do you think? ddt is totally shocked? -- do you think he is totally shocked was to mark >> he has the confidence that is absolutely out of this world. >>gary: we will be back in a moment. announcer: the upper deck of the bay bridge will be closed this president's day weekend from friday february 17th-tuesday february 21st. visit our web site for updates. during the closure, bridges, transit and the theory services will have increased services. motorists will experience a slight change in the roadway. taft's fought thought >>gary: there is no bigger story in sports right now been jeremy lin. we will have more coming up at 8:00 p.m.. in the meantime, stay safe. for >>pam: will be back

lane stripes to stick. caltrans's engineer. >> gary: watch and call -- caltrans engineers will watch and call the shots from this room. the best way to do massive engineers is if you gave people the right notice to take it out of service and do big things. >> reporter: but even with ample notice, people did not know. >> i did know about it but i did not think that it was really going to happen. i mean this is the bay bridge. i mean come on now. >> reporter: and we're back live now inside the closed zone where the demolition of the existing roadbed is under way. now this construction should save six months off the final completion day and allow it to open in both directions at the same time. also over the next three day, there are dozens of repair jobs going on. everything from plumbing to electrical, paving and paint because they are taking advantage of the opportunity no cars to dodge. we're live in oakland, debra villalon. >>> for -- more details now on the bay bridge. once it's removed, crews can finish construction on the so called touchdown ramp for the new eastern span. >> the bay bridge closure means

lane stripes to stick. caltrans's engineer. >> gary: watch and call -- caltrans engineers will watch and call the shots from this room. the best way to do massive engineers is if you gave people the right notice to take it out of service and do big things. >> reporter: but even with ample notice, people did not know. >> i did know about it but i did not think that it was really going to happen. i mean this is the bay bridge. i mean come on now. >> reporter: and we're back live now inside the closed zone where the demolition of the existing roadbed is under way. now this construction should save six months off the final completion day and allow it to open in both directions at the same time. also over the next three day, there are dozens of repair jobs going on. everything from plumbing to electrical, paving and paint because they are taking advantage of the opportunity no cars to dodge. we're live in oakland, debra villalon. >>> for -- more details now on the bay bridge. once it's removed, crews can finish construction on the so called touchdown ramp for the new eastern span. >> the bay bridge closure means

>>gary: coming up later in the broadcast, tiger woods is looking pretty good around couple beach. first hist for grand air to milius our motto is going to tell us about the express lanes. >>kimberlee: the express lanes are car pool lanes that have been converted to allow drivers to pay a toll to cruise through without any extra passengers. the first one opened on 680 in milipitas in 2010. now, the transportation commission is planning to add more express lanes drop the bay area by 2015. the the plant conversions are at six different spots. if you are willing to cough up some money, you could get around the bay area much faster. they have revealed yet how much the tolls will cost. >> we have reached a landmark summit with the nation's largest big. >> it does not make up for the eight credit thousand dollars house with loss. >>grant: a settlement that are all >>president obama: we have reached a landmark summit with the the nation's largest banks. >>grant: the president announced a settlement that would give thousands of dollars to homeowners hammered by the national housing trust. the biggest share is coming to california. >>grant: to qualify you have to have dealt wit

his friend gary were desperate to get way from the burgundy truck chasing their car through the streets of southeast having no earthly idea it was undercover police. >> i got into the wrong lane going towards the traffic blowing my horn to let everybody know i was coming through and then they still were chasing me. they never turned on their lights. >> they just chased us like they were some regular people in the street looking for some trouble. >> reporter: gary asked we not show his face on tv. >> i mean i'm trying to figure out why were they just chasing us anyway? what did we do? >> reporter: when they got near the anacostia metro station, gary noticed a transit police van with its lights flashing. they sped into the lot through the exit passing buses along the way. >> then i pulled next to the lady cop right up to her. before i could say anything to her they jump out, pulled their guns and yanked me and gary out of the car and put handcuffs on us and first thing they say is where's the guns and drugs. >> reporter: sharmon said they were wearing vests with police across the front. >> the question i kept asking is why didn't you turn on your lights? they told me to shut up

gary neurem burg has more on what happened. >> reporter: this happened at about 6:30. a bmw is apparently traveling more than 100 miles an hour in the eastbound lanescing toward the traffic light, at sheriff road, when it lost control, hitting the curb by this chevron station, and flipping repeatedly, hitting lots of things. >> you can see several things there, a sign. looks like a trash can of some type. over here, there's the air pumps that were in place next to the vacuum. >> this box is upside down as a result of that collision. and then it came across through the fence. there's a fence there. >> in the process, it hit this suv, injuring the driver who was hospitalized. the bmw then slammed into the building. the impact apparently throwing an occupant from the car. that body pinned beneath it. the impact threw parts of the wheel 20 feet into the air. where it's still embedded in the building. debris rained on martin luther king highway. police have not determined why that driver was going so fast. >> that was gary neurem burg reporting. police say it could take weeks to sort out all the details in the crash. >>> the former teacher in california

lane is taken away. this will be closed off indefinitely. >>darya: 7:40 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we are back with gary radnich talking everything super bowl. and of >>gary: the article reports, it looked like he just lost his balance. the idea was the ages let them score so that they could get the ball back. >>darya: 3d did try. the big hill mary could have been caught. it looked pretty close. >>gary: it looks like grand cousy, the guy who had been injured was the closest to just did not get there. >>darya: i loved the little guy. would head. he had a long here. he was sort of tiny compared to everyone else your it i found myself rooting for him. >>gary: and he scored a touchdown. darya guess, during the first half. >>gary: i believe that is the only touchdown he scored this entire year. >>gary: i thought that the game was a very well played. >>darya: it was low scoring. i felt like every time i looked i saw the ball dropping. it seemed like the ball was dropping a lot. >>gary: i do not remember one commercial that jumps out at me. >>darya: i actually picked out some of my favorites. in general, i did