pastor cory told gary lane what palastinian believers are facing. >> you have christians afraid to walk with crosses. christians afraid to walk with bibles. the fear doesn't come out of shame. it is continuous being harassed and oppressed and pushed aside by uneducated extremists. i heard people say i will pray them. i don't think so, pray for boldness. i want christians to come to pray at the churches. we need churches to pray and give to evangelicals so we can expand. we have seven active ministries. only way to make seven fourteen, is to pray. >> what is your experience, how do you respond to them being antiisrael. >> you can't be christian and antiisrael. jesus was a jew. god spoke about the nation of israel. i love the palastinian muslims, the palastinian christians. i love the jewish, the way you only can reach both sides to pray for both sides and equipt people to share the message of christ. >> the bethlehem church is facing problems with the palastinian authority. there was a little more tolerance. what is happening now. >> they walk in the office, he kicks them out, you betray

. >> gary lane, thank you for your analysis. >> threat of christians is increasing, throughout the middle east, one writer, former muslim calls it a rising genocide. she wrote about the war on christians in a story for news week magazine earlier this year. the u.s. is not doing enough to stop it. cbn news, chris mitchell has that story. sin since>> we are seeing a very vicious attack on christians in a number of countriecountries. >> nina shay says this effects the two populations in the middle east. >> about two-thirds have left. in egypt, those with green cards, visas are fleeing. >> for years, middle east christians lived under the protection of long-time dictators. the arab spring ended that with egypt's hosni mubarak. >> very oppressive for them, they nevertheless were able to have churches and pray. now they are concerned they can no longer do that. no churches are allowed and shay says the government is hunting down people who pray in their homes. shay says it is not just the middle east. >> there is a radicalization of islam going on. this is having an impact on the tolerance ther

they are frustrated with a large number of christians -- he wore a disguise as he talked with cbn's gary lane>> what can you tell us about this latest crack down, how extensive is it? >> iranian intelligence, specifically the intelligence. to monitor the activities of the iranians to suppress them, to make arrests and finally to torture them and according to a source, they have tens of thousands converting to christianity. this is a big, big concern for the government. they don't know how to handle it. in one city with over one million population, according to the source, they have 30,000 iranians that have converted to christianity. tens of thousands more are unknown to the intelligence. >> how is this recent effort different from the ongoing attacks from the iranian government over the years? >> let me make one thing clear, many in iran, youth, elderly, it is not with rules, they respected islam. today that respect is visibly gone and oppose the religion and what it prescribes and they are very outspoken about it. people are joining the move to convert to christianity. >> give us some examp

gary was 2,400 feet off the ground when he took the feet of lane. >> you see the wingsuit, strugglingst the current. he looks like a bird. >>> a little problem caught up in the tree in steamboat spri s springs, colorado. black bears are native to colorado, and this bear was in a residential enabled. so neighborhood. so the department of wildlife tranquilized the bear, but the bear kept climbing the tree and got stuck in the branches. look at the firefighters spring into action. deployed their ladder, and it was up to the firefighters to give this bear a little nudge. >> yeah. >> what did he fall into? >> he fell into the bush? >> didn't even bring out -- he kind of gets out of the way as if he didn't know a giant black wear was bear was on the way. >> bear had a heck of a saturday. that must have been a crazy night. >> still photographs were taken, so you can see the bear almost fall in slow motion. >> and he's going head-first! >> there he goes. >> aw, i feel bad for the bear. >> rude awakening. >> so was he okay? did he make it. >> the bear is okay, and the colorado division of wild

lane roadway. the grocery store is right behind euclid and gary. we've poken to san francisco police -- spoken to san francisco police this morning. they are supposed to be out here pretty soon. they are gonna be surveying the iria and they are going to try to piece together exactly how this accident happened. >> thank you, tara. >>> 7:03. san jose police want help identifying more suspect information an officer-involved shooting. around 8:00 last night police spotted an suv wanted in connection with a weapons charge. the driver wed off but moments later -- sped off but moments late, the car was found. during a search for the suspects, the officer fired at one of them. the officer was not hurt. the suspect was taken into custody. >>> a 19-year-old man is facing a life sentence for kidnapping the owner of a car during a test-drive. last month, jerry jenkins responded -- responded to a craigslist ad. during the test drive he pulled a fake gun. he forced the man to meet them with the pink slip. she sensed something was wrong and sent the police instea

>>gary: weird tracking and hot spot at 880. there are two left lanes blocked.es several miles. interstate 580 is starting to pick up some slow traffic as a result of this. voters are using this as an altar that alternate route. >>darya: the beta breakers is this sunday in san francisco. this is anniversary for to run as. here's a story that were connected as of the data breakers. >> at the mannes down his not breathing. there is no pulse. ken was the runner and 2010 was the year. he had a massive heart attack just as he crossed the finish line. amazingly enough this woman was there. ruth rogers was there-dr. ruth rogers. >> our husbands on the keel over and pointed out to ruth that a looks like he needs some help. two others are on the ground giving ken cpr. they'll did their best to jump-start his body. for 20 minutes there was no response no pulse. as decency as you can see he is alive and well today. i descent have my heart stopped. if this person was not here i would not be standing here. i have no question but god's hand was on my shoulder that day. and th

lanes. there's a 26 minute drive time. on 680 southbound in gary boulevard there is an accident there.this shoulder but it look what it's done to the ride. also in marin county the is an accident cleared sometime. but is back up the ride and is now affecting the ride on westbound 37 trying to connect with 101 southbound. let's go to the weather. >>erica: thanks george we are watching our map mt. tam cam. we do have a little bit of fog on the coast line. it is not as bad as yesterday. heading into the afternoon and is nothing but sunshine. -- we will have the neighborhood temperatures at our next report. >>darya: we are looking at an area where the police are searching for a suspect in reference to a shooting. at this point they do know who it is and it is a suspect description let's go to will tran on the scene. >>will: according to investigators, this started last night because it a simple traffic shot stop. we do not know why. we do know the officers were going to get a ticket to the driver. one person fled the scene. the officers started to chase the guy on foot. during the pursuit

gary street. there is applause on cedar street and medical office building. we are proposing to build -- to build parking lanes on post and then uvaness to improve public . we a coordinated the building facades to support and enhance pedestrian environment. and in this view of the hospital we're looking south on vaness. post street is to your right. the hospital is divided. we have placed the bed tower on the southern extreme of the site along gary to the rear of the slide. that arrangement provides a number of urban design and planning attributes. planning the tower along the south minimizes the amount of shade and shadow onto the surrounding buildings. we are casting a shadow on to ourselves. by pushing the building to the south, it allows the lower podium to be more efficient. we are actually one floor lower across the podium, which produces street walls on the majority of van ness and frankly -- franklin. these are actually lower than the existing buildings on the site today. this also improves the sideline, obviously from the neighbors to the north for the tower is more removed, and also the east and west

gary street that will be like pipes. it will not extend beyond the property line. the wyden sidewalk itself is widened on post street. why take the parking lane and the bus line? you need to demolish the entire side walk and you are automatically and the driving. >> my last question is the tunnel. for the exclusive views of people in the medical building in the hospital and vice versa. at every point, if it is difficult to cross the street in one cycle. i've basically get there when the number is already at zero. they are biased and i think they will stay that way. >> it would not be convenient. the two levels below grade with a below grade level at the hospital at both of those buildings. the publican entered both of those buildings, it would not be your first choice across venice avenue. commissioner moore: thank you. commissioner sugaya: i think i know the answer to this, but i will ask anyway. at today's paper, there was an article on a 400 ft high rise that is being proposed. the article seemed to imply that the environmental review ha was already under way. i don't know if it is in the department or not. is there any kind of ceqa someth

lane of old frederick road in the area of alpha ridge park. howard county police identified the driver as 45-year-old gary lynch.hey say he was speeding down the road and crashed into a sign post. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. >>> a prince george's county police officer facing dui charges after crashing his cruiser in bladensburg. police say officer daniel gonzalez was off duty when he ran off the road at route 1 and tanglewood drive. detectives say gonzalez took a breathalyzer test and had a blood alcohol level of .13. the legal limit is .08 in maryland. that does not apply in this case. >> he was operating a marked vehicle, so therefore, there should not be a tolerance of any alcohol in your system. >> police say gonzalez was not in uniform at the time. the state's attorney's office is reviewing the case. >>> 44. 47 -- 4:47. the mother of trayvon martin traveled to maryland to speak about her son's death and other people that are the subject of racial profiling. she told a congregation she cries and prays every day. george zimmerman is charged with killing her son in flo

gary giordano doing in a park lot. >> a businessman is accused of selling $20,000 of stolen good. >> all that straight ahead but we begin with a traffic alert beginning tonight, lane closures affecting parts of maryland 295 at west nursery road begins at 10 delaying traffic through 5 a.m. thursday morning. crews are going to be restriping the road and installing a concrete barrier. drivers are encouraged to use 95 or u.s. 1 as alternate rods. good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. lauren cook will have a check on traffic in a minute but first lynette charles with weather. >> good morning. yes, we are pretty much dry this morning. we can see on maryland's most powerful radar. only spot of shower around d.c. work their way into virginia around vienna and shan tilly and reston. as we go through the rest of the morning, things should dry out a little bit and the late morning hours that's when we will have the chance for more rain and thunderstorms as we go into the afternoon. but as we look at temperatures this morning, once again, a repeat we are mild with the temperature coming in right around 63 degrees in northeast. 62 aberdeen. easton around 65

lanes of old frederick road at alpha ridge park. houfrt police identified the driver as 45-year-old gary lynch. was speeding and crashed into a sign post. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. >>> a medical examiner is trying to determine how a husband and wife died in what police are calling a murder/suicide. the 49-year-old man and his 39-year-old wife were found dead in their apartment on colgate way in silver spring. both had trauma to their bodies. investigators aren't say figure a weapon was used. the suicide note was also found. both bodies were taken to baltimore where an autopsy is being conducted. >>> the mother of trayvon martin traveled to maryland to speak about her son's death. sabrina fulton asked for anyone who lost a child to senseless violence to come forward. she spoke yesterday morning at the empowerment temple mega church in baltimore. fulton says she makes these kinds of trips for her son and other young people who might be victims of racial profiling. she told the congregation she cries and prays every day. george zimmerman is charged with

lane as we have been farewell -- bid farewell to feldy. >>> and talk about why this waiter has 5,000 reasons to be thankful tonight. >>> and gary's back to the next chance of the storms in the forecast. stay with us. we'll be right back.  [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. act now and we'll add a special bonus: $250 back. but hurry, this offer ends june 2nd. unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet plus the best tv picture quality. why keep paying so much for cable? switch to fios for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement -- plus your special bonus: $250 back. save $600 in your first two years. but hurry. this incredible offer ends june 2nd. call 1.877.707.fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's 1.877.707.3467. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. or visit us online to save even more. fios. a netwo