and 700 years before the birth of christ, jesus christ was announced by the prophet isaiah.ander the chastisement for our peace was upon him. t and by his stripes wo e ared healedup. we are like sheep who have gone astray. own way. the lord hath laid upon him the iniquity of us all. this passage tells us the messiah was coming and he was going to be bruised for our iniquities by his stripes we were going to be healed. so that when jesus comes for tha purposrte of taking our sins. the bible says we are reminded throughout the prophecy this was part of god's plan.0 and when jesusye came, 700 years after this prophecy, 700 years later god announced it to the world through a band of angels. that ifls right. the angel band came from heaven, d appeared to a group of shepherds out tending theiri flock bybr night. just a few miles from here. and the angel said do not be afraid, behold i bring you good tidings of great joy. l orfor all of the people. for there is born to you this city of david, a savior. who is christ the lord. jesus christ came to save us from our sins. and the prop

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learn to do good, through the mouth of your prophet isaiah, says the lord. how to do this? i need to do? what does he expect from me? lord, these questions should concern us during lent, in order to understand this, we need to distract ourselves from the vanity, from the empty. formations from the endless race of consumption in which many are involved, and for this, the church calls for a special fasting service, which attracts us to its prayerfully quiet, peaceful, fasting services, which have been formed in the church for many centuries, filled with deep, heartfelt prayers and texts of sacred scripture, all this helps us to set ourselves up for repentance, to turn our look inside, not only the events of sacred history, but inside yourself, ask yourself important questions, is everything that i do pleasing to god, do i treat everyone fairly, according to am i acting with love towards my neighbors , am i fulfilling my duties according to my conscience , am i reconciled with everyone, if we... find in ourselves, in our thoughts, actions that are inconsistent with the will of

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let's go to isaiah in new jersey. isaiah? >> hey, jim. big ben. i had a question about rtx, what is your overall sense about the company? >> we are marveling. this has had an incredible comeback story. it had a problem with engines and cyclical, but this stock has gone all the way back to 97. it still is only sales that 18 times earnings. bullish on rtx. how about we go to my home state of new journey, kyle. >> hey, my best friend, jim cramer. how are you doing? listen, jersey shore, if you're down here next summer, so the jersey shore i want to take you to dinner. you and your wife. >> i look forward to that. >> my parents have an italian restaurant in ocean city. >> yes. i want to go there. what's the name? >> it is luigi's on ninth street in ocean city. >> luigi's. write that down. >> i swore on myself after the stock craze i would not get involved with another spec but i thought this one was different. i talked to you a couple times, i feel like maybe the only person who got rich on this one was true boss, and after listening to your interview

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work in the digital space and how they carved out audiences in today's political environment. >> isaiaha "washington post" arcle with theea "what tiktok activism says about democrats' chances." what role are you playing on the platform? >> contributing to digital media will be huge in the coming elections and is also where general citizens get their around 25% of people are actually learning about environment-related issues through social mediawith tradita accounting for something like 44%. i think younger adults n positions where they can ask direct questions and can be a conduit for the government. >> what topics are you talking about when it comes to this what do you want people to know about this upcoming election? >> when it comes to literacy, i think is it's important for people to understand thes existing -- it is important for people to understand the existing issues that are important for the demograph heah care, women's rights, lgbt rights, climate as huge issues that are deeply concerning for them. one way i communicate that is talking about updated climate policies and route

first, isaiah hernandez, environmental activist and progressive, and then christy clark, a reporter whor stories through a conservative lens. both have followings of hundreds of thousands on tiktok, instagram, andz" youtube, and talked to c-span about their work in the digital space and how they carved out audiences in today's political environment. >> isaiah hernandez, you are meioned in a "washington post" article with the headline "what tiktok activism says about chances." what role are you playing on the platform? >> i think contributing to digital media will be huge in the coming elections and is also where general citizens get their information today. arnd 25% of people are actually learning about environment-related issues through social media. with traditional media accounting for something like 44%. i think younger adults are in positions where they can ask direct questions and can be a conduit for the government. >> what topics are you talking about when it comes to this literacy? what do you want people to know about this upcoming election? >> when it comes to literacy, i thi

isaiah wants, burying a three. putting them up in front. 40 seconds left, the bulldogs down by two.ad time for a turnover, out of bounds, and washington state. won this one 66-61, they will play iowa state in the second round, and the pac-12 is now 4-0, in this tournament. tomorrow night, and the last scheduled game of the first round, saint mary's will face grand canyon, in familiar territory. and, for the third straight year, they will take on the antelopes, in spokane, washington. former saint mary's biggest rival, gonzaga, not getting a lot of support this week up there. >> it is great to finally be here, and not have to think about gonzaga for once. >> it is good to be back in spokane. rebuffed on a happy note. >> that rivalry is real out here. it only took is a little bit of time to realize how serious it is. >> we were the same on the way in, and all of the kids were out chanting to be to saint mary's. >> it was cool. >> we are all undefeated on the road, so let's hope we can see more fans. >> saint mary's in enemy territory, and in spokane, but you know what i think they got

and after that, all nc state isaiah james for three.y the wolfpack have the lead nc state outscored the cardinal by 18 in the third james with 29 points. irrational confidence three. brink fouled out stanford loses 7767. so their season is over to the men. last of the sweet 16 matchups. another one seed has fallen houston down three emmanuel sharp going for the tie . no. duke advances 5451. they'll play 11 seed nc state in the elite eight. they beat marquette, purdue and tennessee. also winners giants and padres in san diego. the mariachi band on hand kyle harrison straight gas six innings struck out five allowed just two runs. the hitting hero, the late signee matt chapman, high and deep at aloha means goodbye. he had two bombs also doubled for five rbi's as the giants win eight three. guardians and a's estuary. ruiz, finding out the hard way. it's pretty wet in the outfield, j.d. davis hit not one but two homers in this one. former giant in the sixth. a's get within two runs. but in the ninth, lawrence butler, representing the winning

. >> one in isaiah have been coming to this in-n-out since they were kids. >> it was like about seven& i first tried it in and out and ever since then it was like my favorite, well, fast food restaurant. >> while this will be the final time they walk into this location, nearly everybody we spoke to smiled as they recited theirc go to orders. >> my go to in-n-out order is a double double with grilled onions and probably animal fries n >> well, if you're wondering where some other locations in the bay area are, they'ret& certainly are a handful. alameda, san francisco, and san of cities with their in and foxo news. >> all right, bailey thank you. >> well, oakland homicide investigators are searching for clues tonight inúa shooting at a gas station that left a woman dead. it happened earlyúthis morning at the kwik serv gas station on east 12th street. that location has been the site of several the victim's name hat on any arrests. also, police in- oakland investigating another encampment on 47th avenue neares east 12th street. police say the three people were taken to the hospital and ar

we goes within the power base of that's who isaiah sion. because if you have to pull out somebody who's frankly indistinguishable from his own the, then it means that that's the best you can actually achieve. so i think that the phase in the, the phase in that formal politics is of some of these doesn't really exist. and, and off to we have, i didn't say come off the center stage, then i put and believe that the power but he's be on vice and he's not crested and will be for suddenly a little stage of the pronouncements of what reality is meant to be by the design, this will be, is certainly not lending with the public and you mention that the company come where i, i don't believe that's the case. i think in terms of the u. k. and the us as well, a vast majority of the public of very much against the will getting on. and unfortunately, the media powers and the political powers are long to go. so own people. and it took a soldier to burn himself so that he could boom through the want of that, of that bouquets against democracy and the people

south bay native cinematographer isaiah flores and director chris mcgilvray tell the story of wine and family at saratoga's historic mount eden vineyards, premiering their film here is special. >> both of us volunteered at cinequest. you know, it was one of like our foundational you know, elements for what got us into film in the first place. so being able to bring that full circle and, you know, get to be now artists that are actually screening something in it, i mean, i can't tell you how cool it is special for filmmakers and san jose downtown association president alex duszynski as well with film buffs filling theaters and enjoying festival meetups at restaurants, stashynsky considers cinequest one of san jose's most important annual festivals for downtown growth. >> people can go out and enjoy themselves with drinks with awesome food here in downtown. it's such a wonderful marriage. between the film festival and what we have to offer as an entertainment district in downtown san jose, films are now playing at the california theater and here at the hammer theater from now until march

freshman isaiah watts says i'll show you what's up right here.vives and advances 66 to 61. mark few and gonzaga five seed opening up against 12 seed mcneese. blowout alert blowout alert anton watson with authority, 24 point lead in the first half. zags cruising watson steal and slam. he had 13 and 13 zags. roll 8665 and they will play kansas on saturday. saint mary's opens play in the ncaa tournament tomorrow. the gaels, seeded fifth, taking on 12 seed grand canyon university. that game is going to be in spokane, washington, home of their arch rivals from gonzaga. no doubt zags fans are going to be out in force cheering for the antelopes from grand canyon. >> just for clarification, then there were gonzaga players. you said that that said that their fans should show up in purple. some of them suggested that maybe fans who come tomorrow night to wear a purple. we love it. that's all good, we're excited to go. we like playing on the road, so bring them on. >> cal women hosting hawaii first round of the inaugural women's basketball invitational. cal

these are miraculous and prophetic messages, such as isaiah, as well.'s psalms, then his absolutely iconic things, such as i don't care, or in the casemate, and of course lyrical beautiful poetry. such as oi dibrovo, for example, or idosi snytsia, such poems are very gentle, then there will definitely be our songs, which have already become so famous, even many people sing them, except for us, they are like an excerpt from the poem maria, everything is hopeful mine, and the dead alive, unborn, also a very iconic work, and it is important that in this, in this program. just tomorrow we decided to do it not just as a concert of sister telnyuk, our shevchenko, but how shevchenko influenced young poets, modern poetry as it is today, our iconic poets such as maryana savka and dmytro lazutkin, who literally, literally yesterday he became a laureate of the shevchenko prize, and of course. to speak figuratively, you know it, there are such, these are shevchenko's children, that is, in poetry, they are his successors, they are his followers his thoughts and foll

. >> there is a group in minnesota called isaiah, and it is multifaith. it is our muslim community, jewish community, christian community, and a lot of indigenous folks, and that faith-based group was out there doing a lot of the legwork and a lot of the messaging around why paid family medical leave of the foundational principle to healthy families, that allows families to be able to do the things they want to do, and i said this, you, certainly, don't need me to give a sermon, but you should expect me to live one, and i think that us delivering on some of these issues, and building a multifaceted, multi- denominational -- and these were folks that by having that, by having those connections, we also utilized it in the real lives of people, and to be clear, this equity issue we have in minnesota, one of the things, us and minnesota -- minnesota and california during covid made a conscious effort, when vaccines were very scarce, that we would give them to communities that were most impacted. that meant giving them to the black community in minnesota, quit

isaiah, welcome to good morning america.s it feel? >> there's been a lot of changes. but it feels incredible. i definitely don't regret it. it was one of the best decisions i have ever made in my life. it is hard work. >> i know when we're talking medical, i want to be specific. you were engaged with your medical team throughout the process. we recommend folks talk to their doctors before beginning a weight law journey. but you followed what is called the carnivoire diet. explain your process. >> out of the gate, i didn't really know how to lose weight. i just wanted to jump on a diet right then and there. when i came home from the doctor's office, i was listening to a podcast. learned about the carnivoire diet. blood work is really important. it's motivating, too. when you see it going in the right direction, makes you want to keep going. >> i have so much compassion for you and your wife and everything you went through on the fertility journey. what changes were you thinking about making in your life? why was that so impor

isaiah joe, come get some. who wants to be on my poster.rward fourth quarter okc down three. jaylen williams out of santa clara hits the triple to force ot in ot. rockets i mean jalen green step back three. had 37 132 126. the final houston's won ten straight to stay one back of the warriors with ten to play stanford introducing their new men's basketball coach kyle smith today. spent the past five years at washington state, led the cougs to the ncaa tournament. taking this job more than just basketball, he was touched by the opportunity to have more support for his autistic son, beau. >> our family, my son, to have maybe more resources, did a just honored and thankful and so and no chance not crying. so you guys will know. you guys will know. and it's a joyous cry. i promise you. you feel the emotion. >> gre hire there too. sports on abc it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check i

he and isaiah expecting their fourth child. so congratulations to the curry's. how about the man child that is jonathan kuminga attacking the rim like it owes him money 24 points for jc dubs. still down three at the half. man i hope he's in the slam dunk contest next year at chase. we're the authority. you want to be my poster co three seven threes helping the warriors pull away part of a 14 three run steph goes for 25 points. fourth quarter shot clock winding down. trace jackson davis to beat the clock. and it goes. warriors win one 2105. digging deep fighting fatigue fantastic win. >> um i mean last night was brutal. that's the worst travel circumstances i've ever been involved with in the nba. i think we got in bed at 8:00 this morning. it was pretty rough, but really, i'm proud of the group for the way they competed. and you know, like i said, after that slow start, which was understandable, we really locked in and did a good job. >> we've got the warriors and celtics who've won ten straight from boston sunday afternoon, 1230 here on abc seven, followed by a

and after that all nc state isaiah james drains the three. suddenly the wolfpack are ahead.y outscored the cardinal by 18 in the third james irrational confidence 29 points from way out. and brink fouled out as stanford loses 7767. so their season is over to the men. last of the sweet 16 matchups. another one seed falls. houston down three emmanuel sharp misses the game tying triple. duke wins 5451. they'll play 11 seed nc state in the elite eight. they beat marquette, purdue and tennessee also winners. on to baseball giants, padres and san diego. the mariachi band on hand, kyle harrison throwing straight gas, six innings, struck out five allowed just two runs. the hitting hero on this night, matt chapman, the late signee. high, deep and a low high. chappie with two bombs. also doubled five rbis for the giants as they win eight three. how about the guardians and the a's? estuary? ruiz finding out the hard way. it's wet in the outfield. j.d. davis hit not one but two homers in this game in the sixth, he got the a's within a couple of runs. but in the ninth, lawrence butler re

but then senior isaiah by a potential is there ser, setting burly, or you also mentioned that there are those who feel superior. they're the capitalist narratives that you brought up earlier. actually if we look at indonesia is current position. just how influential is it? especially for establishing greater cooperation with russia, which actually has much potential effect. but there seem to be some obstacles right along. i'm yeah, yeah. let's get yes. we have to know each the development piece through. there wasn't a lot of colonial. nancy. so when west the nation school nice to many countries, it's been actually in the eastern light and we'll set it equal in indonesia for the long time and the sea. and then the postcolonial is post independence era. turns out that the orientation and tendency of july zation itself did not and is only formally political to form an established nation states on the basis of independence. the duration of this settlement in the parking of relations between nations. the domination has gone. and even now that's a command for the time of day the world has div

isaiah joe, come get some. who wants to be on my poster.d fourth quarter okc down three. jaylen williams out of santa clara hits the triple to force ot in ot. rockets i mean jalen green step back three. had 37 132 126. the final houston's won ten straight to stay one back of the warriors with ten to play stanford introducing their new men's basketball coach kyle smith today. spent the past five years at washington state, led the cougs to the ncaa tournament. taking this job more than just basketball, he was touched by the opportunity to have more support for his autistic son, beau. >> our family, my son, to have maybe more resources, did a just honored and thankful and so and no chance not crying. so you guys will know. you guys will know. and it's a joyous cry. i promise you. you feel the emotion. emotion. >> great hire did you know some dish soaps don't remove all the grease, even with scrubbing? whaaat? i just cleaned those! try dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and food residue. that's why dawn is trusted to save wildlife affected

freshman isaiah watts says i'll show you what's up right here.advances 66 to 61. mark few and gonzaga five seed opening up against 12 seed mcneese. blowout alert blowout alert anton watson with authority, 24 point lead in the first half. zags cruising watson steal and slam. he had 13 and 13 zags. roll 8665 and they will play kansas on saturday. saint mary's opens play in the ncaa tournament tomorrow. the gaels, seeded fifth, taking on 12 seed grand canyon university. that game is going to be in spokane, washington, home of their arch rivals from gonzaga. no doubt zags fans are going to be out in force cheering for the antelopes from grand canyon. >> just for clarification, then there were gonzaga players. you said that that said that their fans should show up in purple. some of them suggested that maybe fans who come tomorrow night to wear a purple. we love it. that's all good, we're excited to go. we like playing on the road, so bring them on. >> cal women hosting hawaii first round of the inaugural women's basketball invitational. cal led by as

and after that all nc state isaiah james drains the three. suddenly the wolfpack are ahead.d the cardinal by 18 in the third james irrational confidence 29 points from way out. and brink fouled out as stanford loses 7767. so their season is over to the men. last of the sweet 16 matchups. another one seed falls. houston down three emmanuel sharp misses the game tying triple. duke wins 5451. they'll play 11 seed nc state in the elite eight. they beat marquette, purdue and tennessee also winners. on to baseball giants, padres and san diego. the mariachi band on hand, kyle harrison throwing straight gas, six innings, struck out five allowed just two runs. the hitting hero on this night, matt chapman, the late signee. high, deep and a low high. chappie with two bombs. also doubled five rbis for the giants as they win eight three. how about the guardians and the a's? estuary? ruiz finding out the hard way. it's wet in the outfield. j.d.av but two homers in this game in the sixth, he got the a's within a couple of runs. but in the ninth, lawrence butler representing the winning run

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first, isaiah hernandez, environmental activist a christy clark, a reporter who specializes in coveringrvative ls.both have follos of thousands on tiktok, instagram, and youtube, and talked to c-span about their work in the digital space and how theyvetoday's political env. >> isah hernandez, you are mentionein a "washington post" article with the headline "what tiktok activism says about democrats' chances." what role are you playing on the >> i think contributing to digital media will be huge in thwhere general citizens get thr information today. around 25% of people are actually learning about environment-related issues through socialia. wi traditional media accounting for something like 44%. i think younge adults are in positions where they can ask direct questions and can be a conduit for the government. about when it comes to this literacy? what do you want people to know about this upcoming election? >> when it comes to literacy, i think is rtt people to understand the existing -- it is important f op the existing issues that are important for the demographic. gen z has concerns

isaiah puts wsu back in front. a break. 40 seconds left. bulldogs down two.l to kevin overton in the corner. and he loses it out of bounds on the turnover. washington state won it 66-61. they'll play two seeded iowa state in the second round. the pac-12 now 4-0 in this tournament. pete's coffee in the city over on eighth street had a few extra customer this is afternoon thanks to a visit from warriors owner and steve kerr. >> all right, steve, i've always wanted to know, how do you like your coffee? >> black, a little bit of cream, occasional latte, you know, if i'm going to spoil myself, but i'm an everyday morning cup of coffee guy for sure. >> the tallest barista i've ever seen. >> yeah, he's doing a good job back there. i don't think anybody's worried about their job, but for the, you know, for an hour, anyway, he's a good barista. >> couldn't help but notice arizona won today over long beach state, advancing to the next round. i'm asking about your confidence in these guys making a deep run. i have them going to the final four. >> this is our year. i'm f

. >> born and raised in the bay area, both director chris spmcgilvray andúcinematographer isaiah floresast for ten years. my but when you open up that bottle, itgs always surprising. and so to ith schooler, i volunteered at cinequest and helped sell tickets and help wrangle people& and all that and always like dreamed of, you know, becoming & filmmaker. >> lamonical fox two news,úktvu, fox two news at five starts now.t& >> i'm alex savage, welcome to . we start with breaking news in the east bay, a vegetation fire skies above antioch. a live look burning on west fourth streets near the marina. >> you still see some smokeúhere inc those live pictures. but ths was the scene just a short time ago from sky fox. this is some video that we shotúfrom the chopper, andúhere you can see those flames causing all of tha& at last check. this fire has burned about five acres of vegetation. ordered in this arey threatened by those flames or still working to get those details from the fire officials there in contra costa county. monitoringúthis scene here. we'll bring you any updates on this here in th

let's start with steph curry because he and isaiah are now expecting their fourth child. announcement came today. curry to a cutting jonathan kuminga after he hits that three. but kuminga is just like the human highlight reel. if you remember dominique wilkins. come on. incredible third quarter for the warriors as they would pull away curry again to kuminga with authority. come get some. who wants it. dubs grab the lead and then steph pulling up for three. his seventh of the game. part of a 14 three run. he finished with 25 points. dubs outscored toronto 3219, in the third. and this game has gone final. just seconds ago the warriors going for a clean sweep boston on sunday brandon crawford he's now playing for the cardinals, but he wanted to stay with the giants. giants didn't want the 37 year old shortstop who hit only 194 last year. you'll recall crawford helped the giants win two world series, but he indicated farhan zaidi didn't want him on the team even in a reduced bench role. giants spring training still looking for their first win in the cactus league, playing tex

>> sean: isaiah statement name image and likeness we only of 10 seconds anything else you have to sayneed to act and protect fairness and stop the chaos in college sports because it's too important. >> i agree and i would like to see most of these kids will never play professional sports obviously and put their bodies on the line especially in sports like football. senator thank you. more examples of biden horrific of policies killing the american dream. t.♪ ♪concerns of getting screened faded away♪ ♪to my astonishment.♪ ♪my doc gave me a script i got it done without a delay.♪ ♪i screened with cologuard and did it my way.♪ cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪i did it my way!♪ i'm franklin graham. i'm in jerusalem, israel, and i'm standing in front of what they call the garden tomb. an empty tomb, and many people believe that's where the body of jesus christ lay after he was crucified for our

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isaiah is now recognized. >> good to see you in person. i've got to make a comment here. it is stunning to me that equating an underground economy which is very different and not a healthy alternative to the regular economy and basing that on any legal workforce that's not legally able to work ultimately will fail. that is not a strategy to my colleagues on the others. just ask any farmer who has a regulator come in and find them for employing people who are not legally allowed to be here in the country. that's one of their greatest fears. that's a fallacy of growth within this economy that is not sustainable. chair powell, last fall i sent vice chairman bar a concern on the cumulative impact on consumers. this morning there's been a fair amount of time spent on basel three but among the agencies here including the fed, fdic and the number of pending or final rules is frankly just staggering. regulators finalized rules for community reinvestment act, the fed is also looking at what would unintentionally undermine recent significant progress in bringing low and moderate in

. >> one in isaiah have been comingúto this in-n-out since they were kidsc. >> it was like about sevenfirst tried in and out and ever since then it was like my favorite,. >> whileúthis will be the final time they walk into this location, nearly everybody we spspoke toúsmiled as they recitd their go to orders. >> my go to in-n-out order is a double double with grilled onions and probably animal fries. >> now,úif you're wondering where you can go to get that next in and out fix, there are other locations all across the bay area. according to some just have to travel about fiveo- miles in either direction of this oakland location in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> antioch police are investigating what led to a man's death after his body was found in. police were called to the area of slaton nch road and lone tree way around 1115 saturdayúmorning, when officers arrived, they say they found the body of a 38 year old man submerged in the water. what caused his death. the man's identity still has not been released. >> a fire right near the cal palace destroyed a commerci

isaiah. yeah. i forgot -- i don't know how i forgot. >> came around. >> he's half-black.forgot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: these people knew they were on camera, right? [ laughter ] okay. i like how he names the most famous basketball player in history. [ laughter ] all right. who is up next? >> what's up, man? my name is armando. i'm from rhode island. >> armando, do you have a black friend? >> jimmy: can armando save our planet and bring us together? they say yes. let's find out. >> i have plenty of black friends. >> how many? >> i just made one down the street. so, six. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: six. i can think of no better place than to make friends on hollywood boulevard. okay. we're headed in the right direction. let's have a look at one more. >> my name is richard voss. i'm from claremont, california. >> richard, do you have a black friend? >> jimmy: everybody says no. i think you're maybe selling richard short. does richard from claremont have a black friend? >> i do. >> how many? >> seven. [ laughter ] >> you had that really fast. what are their names? >> darren, jenni

. >> bornúand raised in the bay area, both director chris mcgillvray and cinematographer isaiah floresing to play out. my last for ten years, my last for 30 years. but when you open up that bottle, it's always surprising. and so this filmt& actually does have that element to it. >> as a high schooler, i volunteered at cinequest and helped sell tickets and help always like dreamed of, you know, becoming a filmmaker. >> lamonicaúpeters, ktvu, fox two news. of a classic movie from the 80s will allow people to see it in a whole new light tomorrow night. then sunday afternoon, symphony san jose presents e.t. the extra-terrestrial in concert. the symphony will perform the music live as the film is shown on the big screen at the center for the performing arts in downtown san jose. hope you're with us on the nine. when wet& spoke live with the guest conductor, tim hankiewicz, he described how the film becomes another character in the room, along with the orchestrac and conductor. >> now that you have the film, there are certain dramatic moments that have to align. ando as a as a result, i have

jesus said in his first sermon, quoting the hebrew prophet isaiah the spirit of the lord is upon me because he is an audit me to preach good news to the poor that is the core of my faith. and it is something that i've tried not only to express in a pulpit, but he every single day as i represent the people of georgia in the united states senate senator, the former president, the republican candidate for president again, donald trump, is marking this >> holy week by posting a video. he did so encouraging people to buy as $60. trump endorsed bible listen to what he said >> all americans need a bible in their home. and i have many >> it's my favorite book. it's a lot of people's favorite book. i, brad, to endorse and encourage you to get this bible. we must make america pray again. >> the group selling that bible says, it paid to license trump's name and image, which means he's making money off the sales. what do you make of that? >> the bible does not need donald trump's endorsement and jesus in the very last week of his life chased the money changers out of the temple those who would take sac

but the thunder came roaring back isaiah joe attacking the rim like it owes him money.at was that was the funny line. uh- thunder leading by five in the third quarter. there stanford introduced their new men's basketball coach kyle smith. today tremendous hire for the cardinal. smith was an assistant at saint mary's years ago, most recently leading washington state to the ncaa tournament. five years with the cougs. but taking this job as more than just about hoops for smith, he was touched by the opportunity to have more support for his autistic son, beau. >> he put us in touch. i think i want to say it, writes antonio jourden, who's a uh- stanford autism center. like i said, i hard not to cry, but to have that opportunity for, our family, my son, to have maybe more resources. did, just honored and thankful and, so and the no chance not crying. so you guys will know. you guys will know. and it's a joyous cry. i promise you. >> nearly more than just about basketball. after spending three number one picks to get trey lance, 40, niners head coach kyle shanahan knows he str

he and isaiah expecting their fourth child. so congratulations to the curry's.t the man child. jonathan kuminga attacking the rim like it owes him money. 24 points for jc dubs. still down by three at the half. i hope he's in the slam dunk contest next year at chase with authority. the man can fly. you nt to be on my poster. you want to be on my poster. curry seven threes helping the warriors pull away in a 14 three run steph goes for 25 points. shot clock winding down late. trace jackson davis to beat the buzzer. the warriors victorious one 2105 digging deep fighting fatigue. fans tastic win. >> um i mean la night was brutal. that's the worst travel circumstances i've ever been involved with in the nba. i think we got in bed at 8:00 this morning. it was pretty rough, but really, i'm proud of the group for the way they competed and you know, like i said after that slow start, which was understandable, we really locked in and did a good job. >> we've got the warriors and the celtics who have won ten in a row from boston tomorrow afternoon, 1230 right here on abc s

south bay native cinematographer isaiah flores and director chris mcgilvray tell the story of wine andat saratoga's historic mount eden vineyards, premiering their film here is special. >> both of us volunteered at cinequest. you know, it was one of like our foundational, you know, elements for what got us into film in the first place. so being able to bring that full circle and, you know, get to be now artists that are actually screening something in it, i mean, i can't tell you how cool it is special for filmmakers and san jose downtown association president alex duszynski as well, with film buffs filling theaters and enjoying festival meetups at restaurants, stashynsky considers cinequest one of san jose's most important annual festivals for downtown growth. >> people can go out and enjoy themselves with drinks with awesome food here in downtown. it's such a wonderful marriage. between the film festival and what we have to offer as an entertainment district in downtown san jose, films are now playing at the california theater and here at the hammer theater. >> from now until march 1

south bay native cinematographer isaiah flores and director chris mcgilvray tell the story of wine andoga's historic mount eden vineyards, premiering their film here is special. >> both of us volunteered at cinequest. you know, it was one of like our foundational you know, elements for what got us into film in the first place. so being able to bring that full circle and, you know, get to be now artists that are actually screening something in it, i mean, i can't tell you how cool it is special for filmmakers and san jose downtown association president alex duszynski as well with film buffs filling theaters and enjoying festival meetups at restaurants, stashynsky considers cinequest one of san jose's most important annual festivals for downtown growth. >> people can go out and enjoy themselves with drinks with awesome food here in downtown. it's such a wonderful marriage. between the film festival and what we have to offer as an entertainment district in downtown san jose, films are now playing at the california theater and here at the hammer theater from now until march 17th in downtow

south bay native cinematographer isaiah flores and director chris mcgillvray tell the story of wine andy at saratoga's historic mount eden vineyards, premiering their film here is special. >> both of us volunteered at cinequest. you know, it was one of like our foundational, you know, elements for what got us into film in the first place. so being able to bring that full circle and, you know, get to be now artists that are actually screening something in it, i mean, i can't tell you how cool it is special for filmmakers and san jose downtown association president alex duszynski, as well, with film buffs filling theaters and enjoying festival meetups at restaurants, stashynsky considers cinequest one of san jose's most important annual festivals for downtown growth. >> people can go out and enjoy themselves with drinks with awesome food here in downtown. it's such a wonderful marriage. between the film festival and what we have to offer as an entertainment district in downtown san jose. >> films are now playing at the california theater and here at the hammer theater. from now until marc

and after that all nc state isaiah james for three.y 18 in the third james with 29 points. irrational confidence three. brink fouled out stanford loses 7767. so their season is over to the men. last of the sweet 16 matchups. another one seed has fallen houston down three emmanuel sharp going for the tie. no. duke advances 5451. they'll play 11 seed nc state in the elite eight. they beat marquette, purdue and tennessee. also winners giants and padres in san diego. the mariachi band on hand kyle harrison straight gas six innings struck out five allowed just two runs. the hitting hero, the late signee matt chapman, high deep at aloha means goodbye. he had two bombs also doubled for five rbi's as the giants win eight three. guardians and a's estuary. ruiz finding out the hard way. it's pretty wet in the outfield. j.d. davis hit not one but two homers in this one. former giant in the sixth. a's get within two runs. but in the ninth, lawrence butler representing the winning run double play to end the game. guardians win it, six four, in fron

brink picks up her third foul early in the third quarter, and after that all nc state isaiah james forored the cardinal by 18 in the third james with 29 points. irrational confidence three. brink fouled out stanford loses 7767. so their season is over to the men. last of the sweet 16 matchups. another one seed has fallen houston down three emmanuel sharp going for the tie. no. duke advances 5451. they'll play 11 seed nc state in the elite eight. they beat marquette, purdue and tennessee. also winners giants and padres. in san diego. the mariachi band on hand kyle harrison straight gas six innings struck out five allowed just two runs. the hitting hero, the late signee matt chapman, high deep at aloha means goodbye. he had two bombs also doubled for five rbi's as the giants win eight three. guardians and a's estuary. ruiz finding out the hard way. it's pretty wet in the outfield, j.d. davis hit not one but two homers in this one. former giant in the sixth. a's get within two runs. but in the ninth, lawrence butler representing the winning run double play to end the game. guardians win i

. >> born and raised in the bay area, both director chris mcgillvray and cinematographer isaiah florestary eden at cinequest, coming full circle with their dreams of filmmaking. >> you have sort of an idea of how a vintage is going to play out. might last for ten years, might last for 30 years. but when you open up that bottle, it's always surprising. and so this film actually does have that element to it. >> as a high schooler, i volunteered at cinequest and helped sell tickets and help wrangle people and all that. and always like, dreamed of, you know, becoming a filmmaker. >> now, cinequest will showcase dozens of films here at the california theater until march 17th. so if you want more information about tickets, just go to ktvu.com and click the link for this story. >> julie lamonica peters in the south bay tonight. thanks, lamonica. california's public utilities commission approved some enhancements that will boost broadband access within tribal and underserved communities. today's cpuc decision is a result of the state's broadband for all initiative. for the first time, some hou

the prophet isaiah said, without vision of people perish and vision and energy, i think helped to combine to create leaders who can move who've america forward. and so it's it's not about the chronological age. it's about the age of one's thinking. and if you're thinking as fossilize, you create an immobilized country really important to. hear >> your perspective on this tonight. and also with the at times seeming to be the mass exodus of many members of congress. the fact that you would like to go in and be there again to promote your values and on behalf of people of ohio thank you for joining us today. dennis kucinich >> thank you. could send its thank you >> up next, a member of sean diddy combs is circle, is in custody tonight as a music mogul is slamming the massive rains that were executed on his properties. i'm going to talk about it next >> get your view. when glasses ready and experience so rare, it won't happen again for another two decades. joint cnn for live coverage around the country of the spectacle in the skies, eclipse to cross america on april 8, did one on cnn or strea

as isaiah berlin put it.4 news poll found that half of british muslims think homosexuality should be illegal. this would appear to meet the criteria as defined by the government of non—violent extremism. as such, a view negates the freedoms of others or creates a permissive environment for others to do so. now making homosexuality illegal is a view i disagree with, but it would not be desirable or workable to ban half of british muslims from interaction with the government. we could no longer britain a democracy longer call britain a democracy if did so. and a democracy. if we did so. and a democracy. how we relate to each other has to be put through at times difficult process of deliberation and debate. unfortunately it's not how many of those on the left see things today. an influential advocacy group called hope not hate issued a release called state of hate 2020 for front and centre of the report. however, not fascists who are pushed right to the back but elected members of parliament. i'm in there as my