that's really the biggest question in the entire gospel. >> in the new testament gospels, jesus starts his mission traveling through galilee and judea gathering followers. from them, he chooses 12 to be his closest disciples. >> the term disciple simply means learner or student, so when jesus is calling disciples, he's simply gathering a group of students round to learn from him. >> the disciples come from a wide range of backgrounds from fishermen to tax collectors. >> there was recruitment by jesus, deliberate recruitment, and he wanted a diverse group. judas may well have been one of the very first he recruited. >> jesus was a pretty good judge of character. anyone who jesus had chosen as a disciple must have had something going for him. >> judas was the treasurer of jesus' 12 disciples. he was the one jesus trusted with the money. >> jesus saw in judas the kind of man that he wanted to be his follower. we have to assume that they're friends and that they have this close relationship. >> he's special. he has a key place, and yet something's going to happen in judas that's going to l

all the gospels really emphasize that john the baptist was subordinate to jesus.t, he's the one that's doing the baptizing. >> in the gospels, you see this trying to tackle this problem of jesus being baptized by john indicating jesus was in a subordinate position, which was a problem for the -- for the early church. >> for all the attempts by the gospel writers, what is certain is that it is ultimately jesus's movement that survives and prospers. >> initially, it seems that john is a mentor figure to jesus. after all, he is baptizing jesus in the river jordan. but after they is, they go thei separate ways. >> one of the lines of john that i really, really love is as jesus is growing in popularity, while john still has a ministry. his disciples say to him, look, everyone's going over to jesus's baptism. and john says i must decrease, and he must increase. that amazing humility of john, to know that he is about jesus and not about himself, to me, is such a witness of humility and of discipleship. >> jesus will never meet john, again. but following his baptism, he t

i started a gospel choir. you know legally you're not supposed to say the name or have bible study in schools. we had character work and deep conversation. through that proquestions of administering to them, the lord began speaking to me about proclaiming larger audiences. ty didn't realize dr. smith sr. had been watching me as well. i went to him and told him i was feeling this burden. i had this experience. i had gone to the service and he preached on jonah. i was there. every time he said jonah, i heard jackie. before i knew it, i don't know how it happened f. i don't remember walking, getting up. i was at the altar. i said yes to that sense of g god i had. i preached my trial sermon probably august of -- wow, 25 years ago this year. august 1995. up immediately moved to dc to go to howard school of indy. >> that's exciting. >> that's opening segment and going to keep us truly interested all the way. we'll come back in a moment. >> wonderful. >> please join us. reverend jackie thompson. a hick historic the c

but, the baptism story is in all four of the gospels. it's one of the reasons that they find it a very important feast in a bit more authentic. that's where you actually see the revelation of god. so, that is a very important feast. baptism is a very important indication. where you mark your life as a christian. >> interesting. so, you tell me. >> january the 23rd we had the nativity of christ. immediately following that is down on stevens. he was a deacon. he died at about 35. in the time of christ. >> he died in jerusalem. >> that's right. they were saying, yet the back off. and he says, i'm not going to pick >> in the story is told in the act. it's interesting to me that the first day after jesus's birth is the first death on his behalf. a grim start to that religion. >> and it doesn't get any nicer because the following days that feast. >> it's there as well. >> i had skipped that. so, shown as an eagle. mainly because he's the most spiritual of them. he is at the very 51st foot level. >> so, he was one of jesus's disciples. we credi

the new gospel present jesus as a modern day migrant played by even. in real life suddenly moved from cameroon to italy as a student but i did a picking tomatoes organize a strike that drew international attention to the exploitation of farm workers for director mido how the perfect man to play jesus. jesus for me jesus had to have more than just acting skills i wanted to bring the bible to life in this way with these contradictions that's how i decided on even a black jesus from cameroon an activist who advocates for farm laborers. together we made a movie that's both about jesus and a kind of modern jesus tale that's his campaign against exploitation against the mafia. for years hundreds of thousands of migrants have been systematically exploited on italian farms recruited from refugee camps as illegal harvest workers for pitiful pay the mafia takes a cut. from the film you've also knew you were to. burns to the farms and finds his disciples in the fight for fair work conditions. filmed in the region around the team began a real life campaign called

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we are commission today carry out that same gospel.ne of the problems with white evangelicalism is they try to play the vertical line that salvation is just vertical, it's just up. and at the same time when they cry that, they're always saying something about other areas, for instance, abortion. and they're they'll cry abortio abortion, that they're pro-life. and i'll argue that they're anti-abortion but they're not pro-life. pro-life is life beyond just at birth. what do you do with hospitalization? what do you do with health care, day care, what do you do with education? what do you do with community development and housing and where people are going to live and where they're going eat? that's what pro-life. i tell them i'm apologetic. i'm pro-life from the womb to the tomb. many time they'll sit down and say i'm anti-abortion, the same people that says we are pro-life or the same one that hold up for capital punishment. you can't have it both ways. and race is the same issue. you can't do it. either you stand against racism or you s

a texas family known for powerful gospel concerts found renewed connections to music and prayer aftereral members were infected with the coronavirus. >> it's a remarkable story. ed lavandera is in dallas this morning with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the coronavirus has spread through millions of families across the country inflicting pain and heartbreak. the jones family singers experienced it themselves. it was a test of faith and they discovered that family is everything. ♪ >> reporter: spiritually charged gospel revival is the jones family calling. preacher fred jones trained his children early in the power of music. >> some dads want a basketball team, your dad wanted a band? >> he wanted a band and he got a band. ♪ every day will be like sunday ♪ >> reporter: long ago jones and his seven children started dazzling the texas church. but in the years before the coronavirus pandemic they found a worldwide audience. they're feared in an upcoming documentary "jesus and the jones". >> it means literally the world. it is our world. this is what we do. this is who

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and the film is a careful mix of reality and professional actors the new gospel is not a history film or a faithful adaptation of the bible but a tale for our times with parallels to the life of jesus this is. also the subject of our film it's not by chance that jesus gets crucified he doesn't end up the big winner what's crucial is how we transform his weakness through solidarity that's what our movie's about the power of solidarity this. brings the bible and to the 21st century. topical highly political. humanity and just world. very moving work there from you know how and speaking of humanity it's the intersection of the natural and the manmade worlds that occupies german artist. and in these uncertain times to say the least to look at his often quirky musings on the theme of transience is somehow for i declare relevant. tree changing colors with the seasons that's what it looks like there's more than meets the eye it's also a sculpture. this is actually a very archetype of a tree and narrow leave ash when the leaves fell i collected them and painted them green again then i read. a

we know there are efforts to share the gospel. said. i will only add very briefly that once again, we have to keep in mind, that the plymouth colony is different from the massachusetts colony. the different leadership. it's a slightly different eat those. they have different ends and goals. boston, what becomes the city of boston and the massachusetts bay colony that is sort of the powerhouse and what becomes the state, the colony of massachusetts and later the state of massachusetts. so, that is led by john winthrop. a different sort of man than elder brewster. a different sort of man than william bradford. he is a lawyer, for one thing. he has a rather checkered career there in massachusetts bay. being elected governor and then being deposed and elected again. as his literal fortunes go up and down in england. so, massachusetts bay is, and the city of boston, they are the kind of powerhouse and literally tens of thousands of people come in waves from old england to new england. but they tend to settle there. the plymouth colony is a s

the pilgrims in particular and people who come after them like roger williams tend to share the gospel with the native americans, but they do not do it at the point of the sword and second, whether it's in plymouth plantation or pennsylvania or virginia or elsewhere, most of these religious communities that are set up in the colonial era have a right of exit. so people come into the community. maybe they have to -- they may have to follow the covenant, the religious covenant of the community, but they can freely leave. no one forces them to stay there. they can go back to england. they could go someplace else and that is a pretty big principle in this era where it was considered a very little idea. the right to exit is a huge innovation that really is rooted in what these pilgrims did. >> thank you. now, both of you have written about religious pluralism and can you describe how the mayflower compact and creation of the civil body politic is informative on those interested in religious pluralism today. >> i can start on that. the pilgrims were separatists from the church of england, as

by next october the gospel be connected to the greek pipeline system. some $850.00 cargo stop british airways are to begin a week long strike on friday over a pay dispute the unite union says workers face pay cuts of up to 25 per cent shipments to and from britain have already been disrupted by order closures following the discovery of a new coronavirus variant in england. tallia has restarted daily flights to and from london after receiving clearance from its leeds health ministry the carrier said passengers traveling to actually must be residents or have urgent reasons for the journey a negative covert 19 test is also required flights were suspended earlier this week because of the new virus or it. a locust plague is threatening the food security of some 13000000 people across east africa it's the worst infestation in 70 years and has wiped out a 5th of the region's vegetation now a team of researchers and farmers in kenya have developed an effective method to kill the pests. there is a sense of impending doom wherever the huge swarms of locusts appea

sometimes in our black household in the morning we play gospel music and go to church and play gospel music and then dad would play his speeches. [laughter] >> was he also playing speeches of mlk junior? >> absolutely. both. dad never felt, he wasn't a turn the other cheek person but mlk had good ideas and the civil rights leaders deafly made movements pointing to our freedoms is by people in this country and dad understood that and respected that the malcolm analyzed the condition of black speech for black people who are really just experience oppression every day. and giving it to us in a way that we embrace who we are. not excuse who we are. >> and that reminds me while he was in college, he heard malcolm x. speech. >> memorial hall? >> yes. >> did he ever talk about the impact of the first face to face? because nobody really knew about him. >> is like when you go see a speaker and say i want to hear what they are saying face to face. it wasn't brand-new so you want to see what it's like with that person so he was doing his thing but this is important because malcolm was talking ab

that are some of the language of the day that this is happening in the name of god, to advance the gospel. and these are important points from a religious liberty standpoint. the first one is this -- the other type of colonies that were being placed in the new world, whether they were portuguese or especially spanish, imposed christianity by the edge of the sword. and what's so different in the english colonies but especially here and in southern virginia is that there's not the imposition of christianity by the sword. the pilgrims in particular and people who come after them like roger williams attempt to share the gospel with the native americans, but they do not do it at the point. and second, whether it's in plymouth plantation or pennsylvania, virginia, or elsewhere, most of these religious communities that are set up in the colonial era have a right of exit. people come into the community, they may have to follow the covenant, the religious covenant of the community, but they can freely leave. no one forces them to stay there. they could go back to england. they could go someplace e

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johnny company so car 1000000000 cubic metres of gods will be delivered on uli by next october the gospel be connected to the greek pipeline system. the food and drinks industry has been one of the worst affected during the pandemic here in germany a study found that some 20 percent of restaurants are at risk of going under in our next report a steakhouse owner whose business was devastation has joined the countries for us lockdown but since then he's managed to find spock by carving out as an entirely new nice. there's nothing like a juicy beef steak with grilled vegetables chef yosh jobs and his son pamper their guests right where they live so he prepares the food outside of the customer's yard in freezing december temperatures. have imagined it would be so popular that's nice but it's always a real challenge every customers different they have individual wishes and you can see how cold and windy. they used to take care of their guests here a small restaurant located at berlin city limits outside there are enough seating for 80 and inside 50 more just 10 months ago yups employed more th

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because it's giving me an opportunity to live out the gospel to serve the poor and to help the needy,e that you may have seen weeping that i do believe that god weeps as well and wants this to go away, and for people to celebrate a sense of community and care for one another that is much needed in this time. the government says it's committed to reducing deprivation. and it's spent over £100 billion on welfare support this year. you need to form a queue! please! the fear is that the challenges now facing our poorest communities will remain long after this pandemic is over. hello, there. part two of the weekend has been cold. we've some dense fog patches affecting parts of northern ireland and east anglia and where the fog has lingered it really has felt very cold. now, for this upcoming week it's going to stay cold for most of the week and it's going to start mainly dry, further grey and foggy weather for a time, and then from about tuesday onwards will start to see low pressure moving in so it'll turn unsettled for some of us. now, we've got a very slack airflow across the uk for sun

must do without a few structures and paradigms which lead us away from the most original thing the gospel the church is still learning all over the world it is learning how it can accompany this reality. i'm very grateful to the church and the home they support us so much. money on cocaine good tiaras agrees. the 31 year old bolivian came to argentina at the age of 15 because she wanted to live in a more liberal society. but he. you know i'm just a tutor myself and was in an unhealthy relationship which i didn't like i decided to go away and leave it all behind a degree of i've been living here for a year and a half and now i'm continuing my studies. in spite of the church's official stance the catholic association ocar decreased 0 has now built a 2nd home for transsexuals in buenos aires. to sports now and the german bund as they go where harrington berlin took complete advantage of when young berlin when saw their lead disappear due to a red card then had to. pack stole the show in the underland open the scoring in the 1st half by ups few minutes later when you were left with only 10 me

because it's giving me an opportunity to live out the gospel to serve the poor and to help the needy,that you may have seen weeping that i do believe that god weeps as well and wants this to go away, and for people to celebrate a sense of community and care for one another that is much needed in this time. the government says it's committed to reducing deprivation. and it's spent over £100 billion on welfare support this year. you need to form a queue! please! the fear is that the challenges now facing our poorest communities will remain long after this pandemic is over. hello there. looks like it is going to be drivers we had on into sunday. the area of low pressure continues to move south... not to seek overnight. that is going to bring some showery bursts of rain to eastern scotland, north—east england, again, they could be some snow over the high ground. we have got a little bit of a return of rain to the far south—east but apart from that it to the far south—east but apart from thatitis to the far south—east but apart from that it is going to be a dry night with clear skies and c

a religious sect, jehovah witnesses takes the mandate of the scriptures, to preach the gospel to everyure. the members seek to do so by handing out religious pamphlets on the streets of the town, and from house to house. but a city ordinance requires them to pay for a license, and they are arrested for disturbing their pamphlets without a license. the case reaches the supreme court, and the ordinance is found to violate not only their religious freedom under the constitution, but their freedom of speech and freedom of the press as well. this cartoon, which appeared in the new york newspaper, represents the situation of two giant companies, whose illegal merger must be broken up. the caption, where shall we begin doctor? among the laws of the supreme court guards is the antitrust jack -- act of 1890 forbidding a monopoly. sometimes a monopoly reappears in a different regard. and restraint may be accompanied the unexpected music it is used in this case, by corporations that produce motion pictures. we have merely expanded to be -- meet legitimate business needs, the fact, they have affil

religious sack, jehovah's witnesses, takes literally the mandate of the scriptures to preach the gospeler seek to do so by handing out religious pamphlets on the streets, towns and from house to house. but a city ordinance requires for them to pay for a license and they are arrested for distributing their pamphlets without a license. the case reaches the supreme court and the ordinances found to violate not only their religious freedom under the constitution, but their freedom of speech and freedom of a press as well. this cartoon, which appeared at the new york newspaper, represents the situation of two companies who illegal merchants must be broken up. the caption, " where shall we begin, doctor "? among is the act of 1890 prohibiting the restraint of trade by monopoly. sometimes, monopoly appears on familiar ways. and restraint may be a company by unexpected muses. refused in this case five corporations that produce. there are defense, " we have nearly expanded to meet needs ". in fact, they are affiliated with a large theater owners to produce small independent theaters for distribu

the full gospel churches providing free testing twice a week for the underserved of east oakland.church leaders say it is their obligation to step up.>> covid- 19 has been such an impactful virus in the black community, especially this zip code, 94621. >> the next free testing day will be january 5.>>> let's take a look at this evening's stunning sunset. this was the view from the sutro tower. clear conditions tonight making for a chilling evening. but we've got some changes on the horizon.>> we do indeed. we also notice those high clouds, and there will be more tomorrow. visibility's tonight, great as we look toward the oakland estuary location. concord at 52 degrees, livermore it is 50 and in san francisco it's 54. chilly tonight, high clouds for tomorrow, and the high clouds we will see tonight, they will just increase. and then by tomorrow night, 26 hours from now, we get some rain coming into the bay area. about 1/10 of an inch. a fast mover. then we get an offshore flow for thursday, and then severely clear again by new year's eve. and in terms of rainfall amounts, 1807 inch

the new gospel presents jesus as a modern day migrant played by evolve. in real life suddenly moved from cameroon to italy as a student but i did a picking tomatoes organize a strike that drew international attention to the exploitation of far more cars for director mido how the perfect man to play jesus. jesus for me jesus had to have more than just acting skills i wanted to bring the bible to life in this way with these contradictions that's how i decided on even a black jesus from cameroon an activist who advocates for farm laborers. together we made a movie that's both about jesus and a kind of modern jesus tale that's his campaign against exploitation against the mafia. for years hundreds of thousands of migrants have been systematically exploited on italian farms were created from refugee camps as illegal harvest workers for pitiful pay the mafia takes a cut. from the film you've also knew you were to. burns to the farms and finds his disciples in the fight for fair work conditions. filmed in the region around the team began a real life campaign cal

there were musical performances and terrance kelly and the gospel choir. >> all right.z handling sports. i know you have great highlights. >> we are talking about warriors basketball and the sparty party. mountain west champion. >> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> quite a ride for the san jose spartans, off to the best start since 1939. due to covid restrictions, the team hit the road. friday night a home game in vegas against nevada reno. trying to win to get to the mountain west championship. 20-7 at the break but garrett finds a seam, cuts it back and turns on the jets 98 yards to the house as he finds all kinds of green grass. 20-14 after that big play. wolfpack driving. tao driving and fumbles and san jose recovers. huge play for sparty. they go on a 12-play, 99-yard drive. 21-20 after that touchdown and celebration. evans, get out of my way. runs over the defender and he is gone. 69 yards to the house. 560 yards total offense. 30-20, 6-0 and going to the mountain west championship for the first time in history. they will take on boise

not just in georgia but i would guess in most churches where actually the gospel still means something than the latest political factions and what they believe in the republican party. >> let me play quickly. this is collins questioning warnock's faith. >> there is no such thing as a pro-choice baptist. it's time to send it back. it's a lie. >> throw that out there. the pastor of king's historic church. >> it's unbelievable. a lie from the pit of hell would be for somebody like doug collins to put his faith and say you have to believe just like l believe on every political issue or you can't be a christian or you can't be a follower or jesus christ. i tell you what, he has -- i -- my family's from north georgia just like him. he's reading a different bible than we've been reading in north georgia for the past 300 years. >> i'm a church girl, too. i don't recognize that at all. i could not resist. here's the tiny desk. you were a member of congress. how long would your chief of staff have lasted in his job for putting you at a desk that small? he looks like a third grader. >> i don't un

. >>> in oakland there is free covid testing at the gospel church, every tuesday and saturday from 9 am to 4 pm for nine months. you can walk or drive up to get tested with or without an appointment.>> this is something that needs to happen, we need a lot more testing, especially in this zip code, 94621, has more positive covid than any other area for the most part. >> when it is your time to get vaccinated, the rideshare company lyft is making it easier to get there. it is offering 60 million free and discounted rides to and from vaccine sites. >>> still to come, the much- needed relief that is now on the way. >>> a wild scene out of new york's laguardia airport. why two passengers jumped out of a moving plane.>>> coming up, new at six. >> she was the only african- american woman in the senate. >> mayor london breed not happy with the pick to replace kamala harris. dramatic plus tragedy, how an accident on the water has impacted a family, a busi >>> bay area transit agencies are getting some much needed help from the covid relief bill. the money will go to several agencies including

that are some of the language of the day that this is happening in the name of god to advance the gospel. these are important points from a religious liberty standpoint. the is this. first one the other type of colonies being placed in the new world, whether they were portuguese or especially spanish, impose christianity by the edge of the sword and what is so different in the english colonies, especially here in southern virginia is that there , is not the imposition of christianity by the sword. plantation, or pennsylvania, virginia or elsewhere, most of , these religious entities set up in the colonial area have a right of exit. people who come into the community may have to follow the religious covenant of the community, but they can freely leave. no one forces them to stay there. they can go back to england. they can go someplace else. that is a big principal in this era where toleration was a considered a very liberal idea. the right to exit was a huge innovation that is rooted in what these pilgrims did. emily: thank you. both of you have written about religious pluralism as well.

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this was the scene at axe full gospel. dozens of people waiting to get tested. the church getting ready to give up to 300 tests a day. they say there is such a need in east oakland they are offering free testing on tuesday as well. >> i think it's really good that they are doing that, especially for people right now who aren't able to pay for it. >> african americans are dying more from coronavirus. coronavirus has been such an impactful virus in the black community. especially this zip code, 94621. >> to find a coronavirus testing site near you check out the website. >>> happening today small businesses statewide can apply for grants. from $5,000 to $25,000 under a state coronavirus relief program. the first round of grants will open at eight this morning and close on january 8th. approval will be announced starting january 13th. nonprofits can apply as well. those rents are part of the $500 million relief program that the governor announced last month and today at 10:00 a.m. the governor will update the state's response to coronavirus. you can watch that live

but first, spreading the gospel outside of church.esetta: we want people to know that they're not forgotten. >> should churches have an obligation to create jobs and upward mobility for the community? soledad: for the last two years, our series russell rising has followed a billion-dollar revitalization project in the heart of louisville, kentucky's black community, the west end. it started with ambitious goals, to redevelop the historic neighborhood without displacing the people who've always lived there. last week, we showed you how some in the community see development and others see displacement. pam: we're going to give you hope by building a fancy building, and we're going to hope you leave. soledad: this week, we look at the role churches play in driving change in their communities. jamesetta: our hope is in god. amen. >> ♪ glory, glory ♪ soledad: this is st. peter's united church of christ in louisville's west end. reverend jamesetta ferguson is senior pastor. did you have a vision for what you wanted the relationship between

.>> reporter: here at the full gospel church and east oakland, a lot of cars are in the parking lot as dozens of people are waiting to get tested for covid. this testing site is prepared to test 300 people for covid-19 today. lazore and his grandmother got in line about two hours before the test site open. >> i work at starbucks and have a lot of interaction with people. >> is an organization in the underserved area of east oakland, it is their obligation to step up during the endemic. >> covid-19 has been such an impact will virus in the black community, especially this zip code, nine 461. >> data from the cdc shows that african-americans who get covid- 19 were likely to get severely ill and be hospitalized. in part due to a lack of access to healthcare and a higher rate of pre-existing medical conditions. >> african-americans are disproportionately dying from covid-19. >> the church was already offering free testing on saturdays, but due to an increased need, especially around the holidays, they decided to offer testing on tuesdays as well. >> i think it is really good that they are

there was a performance by the oakland gospel choir and virtual appearances from the families, all across the state. >> those trees, they are so beautiful, but equally beautiful. homes across the bay area that we have been featuring. it was a perfect night to drive around. a little rainy, i know, but makes them twinkle. >> it does, a perfect evening to stay in there and observe the lights with the temptation of the social distancing guidelines. let's take a look at how much rain has added up so far. thus far this evening, anywhere from just over a tenth of an inch in concord to under half an inch at half moon bay. these are the numbers as of 10:00 this evening. an 11:00 update has not landed yet. but the rain will continue to fall across the bay area with some of the heaviest rain inland in the east bay, the first up as we would zoom in for a closer look. some heavier downpours here. nothing that will cause any flooding problems. nothing that will cause any debris flow issues on the wildfire scars. scattered showers will still continue and the same thing as we would look towards san franc

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hospitals within themselves we're seeing a shortage of styles but also a shortage of bed spaces as well gospel. control you start having to make it incredibly difficult decision to decide who gets an ambulance and. quite often with. numbers of people waiting. susan i know you have nobody left to send well working behind the scenes is the medical and science professionals and some good news coming from them because the latest vaccination has just been approved in the united kingdom by the u.k.'s medicines regulator that's the oxford university astra zeneca vaccination being the 2nd one here in the united kingdom following of course the pfizer biotech vaccine just a few weeks ago as with the 1st vaccination this one also is going to be abiding by a priority list at the top of the list of courses the over 80 is the elderly but also staff on the frontline as well much like the united kingdom 1st approved by on tech vaccination the e.u. said actually the u.k. is really rushing things through and the e.u. will be taking their time with things we need additional data about the quality of the vaccine

the gospel or the truth of god creates division.he meant by that is there has to be a division from truth and a lie. when people say for instance in america that we do not have the resources, but when covid began, we saw two or $3 trillion given to corporations while people on the front lines have not gotten what they need, there is a division. there has to be a cutting asunder of that and exposing it for what it is. every senator and congressperson, they get the best health care. we have to call that out. how can you get the best free health care with a public option paid for by the people? and then you do not want your constituencies to have the same thing. truth and lies cannot exist together and be ok. that is what jesus was saying. there are times there has to be a division and the truth of the matter is, we just came through the election. what is an election about? it is a division of visions. one group prevents their -- presents their vision and another group presents their vision and the people decide. i know a lot of people

this was the scene at acts full gospel church this morning on the city's east side. testing is available on saturdays from 09:00am to 04:00pm the testing is being focused on the black community which has been hit harder by deaths from the virus. today, california's health and human services secretary doctor mark galli announced 2 regions will remain under a stay at home order until further notice those regions are southern california. and the san joaquin valley galli said at this time for week projections do not show improvement in covid-19 hospitalizations as a reminder the stay at home order is in effect for a minimum of 3 weeks. once a region's icu capacity drops below 15%. it's too early to tell if the bay area's stay at home order will be extended as well. now to a development in a story kron four's been following for several days the sculpture that was made in honor of breonna taylor that was destroyed over the weekend in oakland has now been stolen yet today the artist leo carson, he announced it has been stolen you're looking at the now empty pedestal where t

hospitals within themselves we're seeing a shortage of styles but also a shortage of bed spaces as well gospel street. control you start from having to make incredibly difficult decision to decide to get an ambulance in the order quite often with huge numbers of people where you from going to susan i know you have nobody left to send while working behind the scenes is the medical and science professionals and some good news coming from them because the latest vaccination has just been approved in the united kingdom by the u.k.'s medicines regulator that's the oxford university astra zeneca vaccination being the 2nd one here in the united kingdom following of course the pfizer biotech vaccine just a few weeks ago so studies show so far * that the full 2 doses provides around 62 to 90 percent efficacy the biotech there was much further ahead and much further advance when it comes to the effectivity of it because after a top up that's around 95 percent even so the united kingdom has ordered 100000000 doses the 1st batch could be rolled out as soon as next week a huge improvement though on the bio

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is gospel music, i will survive has a gospel element to it. an interesting turn that you took to gospel. >> well, you know, it was something i've been wanting to do for many years but had management that did not agree but now i have management that respects me and my designs and tires for my own life and career so they were able to do it i'm very happy about it. people have told me that it's uplifting and encouraging and empowering them and that is bent my purpose and that's why i will survive is the core of my purpose. it was given to me by god. david: wonderful. happy to hear it. clearly you can see the spirit inside of yourself is emanating out of you. you won't have a lot of people there and we are used to times square celebration and new year's and hundreds of people so do not many people will be there in person? >> very, very few. very few but you know what? i would imagine you and all the other people what we used to call tv land and i will sing for you. i will just do that. david: we will be listening and we are inspired by your story

music, go to church, play gospel music and dad would pay the speeches. [laughter] >> i have to ask him what was he also played a speeches of martin luther king jr.? >> absolutely. he played both. look, dad never felt -- i mean, he wasn't turn the other cheek person but as martin luther king had good ideas and the civil rights leaders definitely made movement that were important to our freedom as black people in this country so and dad understood that in respect of that but malcolm what he did was analyzed this condition of black experience in black people who are just experiencing oppression every day and giving it to us in a way that we embraced who we are, not skews who we are. >> that reminds me that while he was in college, i believe, he heard malcolm x speech i believe in bushnell hall in hartford. >> bushnell memorial hall, yet. >> to be ever talk about the impact of that first face-to-face, obviously he already knew about malcolm x but to be in the same room with him -- >> i mean, if you go to, when you go see a speaker in your life you want to he

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