welcome to cross town computable is the lord mead marketing some are selling christian rock jesus jeans and even jesus kills is this the right way to promote christianity in the twenty first century or is it a new profitable nice for those who have nothing to do with face. kicking to. discuss christian marketing i'm joined by you and getting in london he is director of marketing and communications at the u.n. getting marketing consultancy and in columbus we go to philip ross he's a pastor and author and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right gentleman cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in any time you want if i can go to you fellow first. christianity is a message everyone would agree with that but are there wrong ways to deliver that message and i'm talking more specifically in this program business because christianity as a business is quite profitable profitable how ethical is that in your mind. well peter first of all thanks for hosting this program and allowing us to talk about jesus on this venue i do appreciate it and prayed it would be

up next, a talented young singer-songwriter nikki jean. she has partnered with carol kane, bob dylan, and burt bacharach. -- she has partnered with carol king. hasn't know what nikki jean planned for her second cd but here is the lineup on her second debut. carlys lamont dozier, simon, bob dylan, to name a few. >> good to be here. tavis: it is amazing to me to sit across from someone you have seen and heard, read about, collaborated with everyone. you have been on tour with a bunch of artist we all know from lupe to kanye. when you are working with that many artists, what is the process for getting your own project out and how patient do you have to be? >> i have had to be very patient. the challenge for me was after my initial success with lupe fiasco. i was interested in doing an r&b record. i probably could have gotten that moving pretty fast but i had always been a songwriter. i wanted to do something really true to who i am in my musical love and identity and that took longer. luckily, the idea to work with all these people came along

let's bring in jean elle. what's happening out there and is there a common strategy by the burglars? >> reporter: police say two men are targeting homes here and they do have a strategy. they knock on doors. if no one is home, they break in. if somebody answers, they make up an excuse why they're there and move on. belmont is a quiet community. >> a lot of walkers. people like to exercise, they walk around here. very nice neighborhood. >> reporter: police say burglars are taking advantage. since monday, seven homes have been ba been burglarized. just down the street from here. >> it's scary. >> reporter: police say the suspects are knocking on doors. if no one is home, they go around back and break in. if someone is home, they ask if the homeowner has seen their lost dog. show says she's being careful about opening her door. >> i look out my window. >> reporter: she says her guard is up. >> if i'm by myself, i look through the window. >> reporter: she says last month, a man dressed as a utility worker tried to

person ok but i mean if you think the message is being advertised with the person in mind i mean jesus jeans jesus pills and other things that i will mention on this program doesn't seem to have much connection with a the message and the person you know you're absolutely right there's lots of that going out there christian marketing is a huge business lots of people are making money at it. then whether or not it's immoral or not it's a lot of it is how it how it's being done and why it's being done and such. but it is often done poorly one of the things that happens is that when we believe that the gospel is a message that we have to sell we begin to water it down to make it appealing to the buyer because otherwise the buyers won't want it and there's more to the gospel than simply an appealing message of what jesus can do for me ok you know if in london if i go to you there's also the idea of service ok you know if i go to you in london i mean in researching this program i came across a number of references that the historic jesus jesus christ for some in many ways a great c.e.o. . an inter

hot day for blue jeans.m for all kinds of reasons, even black tie events. how to pull that off. >> great ideas from the white house chef. she's going to give us some great tips using the fruits and vegetables of the season. >> a lot to get to. natalie is standing by at the news desk where it's a lot cooler. >> good morning, everyone. the northeast is now in the grip the prime minister is okay and nbc's martin fletcher is in london with the very latest. martin, good morning. >> hi, natalie, good morning. the main government building had all the windows blown out and the office of the prime minister was injured. there are reports of at least eight people injured and one death is being reported so far. the city center an area of office buildings, cafes, shops, damage spread over half a mile. it hassant yet been confirmed it is a bomb and no one yet has claimed responsibility. >> martin fletcher reporting there in london for us. thank you, martin. >>> the northeast is now in the grip of a heat wave that has been

jean, what sticks out for you as the most emotional moment in this trial?t? that has to be cindy anthony on the stand. to hear her 911 calls, especially when she realized her little granddaughter was gone. and sitting in that courtroom and you couldn't even see her face anymore, just the top of her head because of her sobbing. that without doubt the most e emotional moment in the case. >> sonny, what do you think were the biggest turning points in this trial? >> i think this case was changed at opening statements, at the defense's opening statement. because before this trial began, everyone was saying, how do you defend a case like this? how do you defend a mother accused of murdering her child who behaved so oddly for 31 days? not reporting. and i think when the opening statement was made and we heard about alleged sexual abuse, we heard about an accidental drowning, we heard about this dysfunctional family, that was the game changer. the other i think crucial point was when george anthony took the stand. because in opening statement, george anthony was ma

jean, what sticks out for you as the most emotional moment in this trial? >> the most emotional moment? that has to be cindy anthony on the stand. to hear her 911 calls, especially when she realized her little granddaughter was gone. and sitting in that courtroom and you couldn't even see her face anymore, just the top of her head because of her sobbing. that without doubt the most e emotional moment in the case. >> sonny, what do you think were the biggest turning points in this trial? >> i think this case was changed at opening statements, at the defense's opening statement. because before this trial began, everyone was saying, how do you defend a case like this? how do you defend a mother accused of murdering her child who behaved so oddly for 31 days? not reporting. and i think when the opening statement was made and we heard about alleged sexual abuse, we heard about an accidental drowning, we heard about this dysfunctional family, that was the game changer. the other i think crucial point was when george anthony took the stand. because in opening stat

reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. those new arrests a stunner for even stow's family. as they wait for the case to come to a close and for brian to get better. george kiriyama continues our coverage from santa cruz where he spoke to those closest to brian. there's some promising news tonight. >> reporter: we just talked to the family and they said they're not ready to make any statement regarding the arrest, but we did talk with brian stow's friend and one-time roommate danny simon a few minutes ago. like stow's sister and brother-in-law, simon seemed to be caught off guard. here's his reaction. >> complete surprise and shock. this is something i would not have expected to hear any time soon. >> reporter: simon also says if giovanni ramirez did not do it, the lapd should exonerate him. and tonight, they said -- >> reporter: very good news to hear. live in santa cruz tonight, george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> certainly is encouraging. thank you, george. l.a. police are not talking tonight. the los angeles mayor is

jean elle joins us from san francisco. you know the drill, talk is cheap. will he come through with any of these plans? >> reporter: well, art from burning man is already in full bloom. people have been admiring this piece all night long. one of the founders of the event says he's hoping to revitalize the community. when most people look at 6th and market in san francisco, they see despair and disrepair. but one of the founders of burning man sees a blank canvas ready for artistic expression. >> we like to do things radically. we like to go to the root and -- of things. >> reporter: larry harvey told a captivated audience burning man is more than a big party in the desert. it's a yearly exercise in building a community and that's what he hopes to do in the heart of san francisco, near union square's world class shopping. that's why burning man's head quarter also be moving in. >> we think there are a lot of opportunities to do it. and we build the city every year in the desert, and we know something about making urban environments vital. >> reporter: homeow

in session's jean casarez was right there. she joins us ahead.plus a huge question that still hasn't been answered. who is caylee's father? and did that question help the defense win its case? and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the market with live updates. and execute trades anywhere and anytime the inspiration hits you. even deposit checks right from your phone. just take a picture, hit deposit and you're done. open an account today and put schwab mobile to work for you. >>> as we said earlier, minutes after the verdict was announced the defense team went to a bar near the courthouse to celebrate. you could see several of casey's lawyers right there in this video from our orlando affiliate, wkmg. jean casarez, a correspondent for "in session "tru tv was there by invitation. she joinses me now. jean, first you had a chance obviously, right in there with the defense team. anything they said to you which gives you any indication about what they expect to come next? will casey be

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billie jean king. how she felt when she beat bobby rigs that that battle of the sexes. >> i still wake up in a cold sweat, i got to play that match! oh -- thank you, god, for letting me win. >> the challenges she faced coming out. >> i didn't get comfortable in my own skin until i was probably 51. >> and my surprising connection with her. i was a ball boy at wimbledon. >> no way. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> we will start by talking about rory mcilroy's smashing victory, 16 under par, the lowest score in tournament history. first start to finish winner since tiger woods in 2002 and he's only 22 years old. rory mcilroy joins me now. rory, as a fellow irishman, thank you for coming to america and beating them at their own game in their own backyard. >> yeah -- i mean, no, what can i say. it was one of the best weeks in my life. everything sort of just came together at the right time and it was a great win. >> i mean to come to america and win the u.s. open is a feat very few ever achieve outsid

billie jean, this is a real honor for he. >> it's nice to meet you. you've been coming to wimbledon for years. >> i lived in wimbledon for five years. i was a ball boy at wimbledon. >> no way. >> i covered wimbledon magistrate's court during wimbledon fortnight when all these people were brought up for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. most importantly, my mother and grandmother who loved 10 tennis, used to religiously take me to watch the king, as you were known then. >> did you throw the ball to me? >> probably. i never got on the big courts where you were operating. >> no, i was on the outside courts. >> i'm a lot older than i look. >> you look very young. one always wonders when they watch television. i'm 67. >> well, this is the most amazing thing. today is the -- well, this year is the 50th anniversary of your first wimbledon win. i find that extraordinary. >> and i haven't missed a year. >> is that right? >> i've gone every single year since '61. >> do you still play tennis? >> well, i got to a point, because i started having my first knee op

citracal. >>> right now my special guest billie jean king. that elton john himself wrote in your honor. tell me about that. >> well, actually a lot of the people out here, too. they're all singing it to help us remember. >> so it was "philadelphia freedom". >> i played world team tennis for the philadelphia freedom the first year. elton used to come sit on the bench. ted hengley the designer from england made the uniform for us. we played a competition against bill cosby as well. he used to sit on the bench with our team. it's a co-ed team. that's actually my core business, world team tennis. so it's ironic because here we go. so anyway, we're going to a concert together. he said i want to write you a song. and of course i'm blurk by now. i thought he was teasing, right? joking. you must be joking. no, no, no, i'm serious. he said, what are we going to call it? i go, i don't know. i'm like so embarrassed by this time. and he goes, how about philadelphia freedom that sn that would be great. i love that. i love philadelphia. good. it's iambic.

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jean elle is live in oakland. they had those two children inside the van. >> reporter: that's right and one of those little girls was shot. police are following leads but they need witnesses to come forward. and the victim's family is stunned. they say terrence powell was killed while trying to help the homeless. >> i lost my best friend. she can't believe her husband, paris, is gone. someone opened fire on the couple and their two girls as they delivered food to the homeless on 47th avenue in oakland just after midnight wednesday. >> it parked if opposite way next to us. >> reporter: a turquoise van pulled up and someone started shooting. >> we looked over and all i remember is seeing and hearing the door slide back and four gunshots went off. >> reporter: powell says she ducked and prayed. >> as it was driving off, our van started moving, so i thought we're getting away, my husband put his foot on the gas and we're getting away and i felt a big impact. it was our van hitting a diesel parked in front of us. when

reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> an alzheimer's researcher makes a stunning discovery. >> i can't believe that this can happen. it's just too ironic. it can't be true. but it is true. >> it is true. diagnosed with the very disease she wants to cure. but a bay area researcher is using her own diagnosis to find the amss that have eluded the world. >>> the feds say it's time to cut the grass. but why the medical boom in medical marijuana may get busted. >>> the week started with record breaking rain. now just on the cusp of the holiday weekend, comfortable temperatures for your morning drive. but get ready for 90 degree temperatures beginning tomorrow, perhaps close to 100. >>> right after the break, the embarrassing security breach that shows some big holes in airport security. [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> a woman is accusedying to spoil the happiest play on earth. police arresting the 51-year-old. police say she arranged to meet victims in person and tell tome passes to disneyland. at least four people said they were swipdled out of hundreds of dollars. police believe there could be many more unhappy mickey victims. >>> a tragic ending to a boy scout camping trip in utah. a 12-year-old was struck by lightning and killed. it happened southeast of provo. members of the scout troop ran for cover as a hailstorm moved in. scout leaders say they saw the lightning strike the boy. leaders did not know a second boy was also hurt until he complained about not feeling well and showed the leader burns on his body. the storm prompted the camp to activate an emergency evacuation plan. more than 300 scouts were at the camp during the lightning strike. >>> $4 flights? it's the real thing. jetblue is offering commuters a 405 flyover. a major southern california freeway will be shut down this weekend and commuters are pre

jean elle is on the story new at 11:00. a tense situation, so now what happens? how can the issue be resolved? >> reporter: the police chief says he's not giving up. the police tried to tell the community why they believe saturday's shooting was justified. but some people don't believe anything the police force says and tonight that message of distrust was loud and clear. >> there is a lot of tension that needs to be i guess addressed and i'm glad they are having a town meeting in the neighborhood to kind of try to address those. >> reporter: hundreds of people packed the opera house to adrs building tensioning after police shot and killed 19-year-old kenneth harding saturday. >> i present the chief of police from the san francisco police department. [ crowd boos ] >> reporter: but it became clear some members of the community would be the only ones heard. [ inaudible ] the police chief gave up the microphone and let people vent. speakers criticized police for patrolling muni, accused them of using excessive force and claim harding was not armed when he was shot.

we bring in jean elle who is there tonight. i understand firefighters are giving a good samaritan a lot of credit for helping a lot of people escape safety. >> i think several people may be called heroes tonight. witnesses say this fire moved fast through this complex. you can see the fire burned this building right down to its studs, destroyed by fast-moving flames. from overhead, you could see fire swallowing the building. a man visiting his great aunt, took cell phone video. he said he heard a woman calling for help, then saw flames. he went to help her in unit four. he said the kitchen was full of thick smoke. he helped her out and went back in with a fire extinguisher, but the fire spread too far. so they started knocking on doors telling everyone to get out. he says some people may be bedridden or hard of rhearing, o he made several passes. >> i believe we got everybody out. we were able to get her into her wheelchair and we picked her up and airlifted her out. >> reporter: the fire district sent 12 fire engines and 35 fi

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come on, jean. [reading names] >> good afternoon. my names is jean thomas. i have to take exception with the previous speaker. we retirees are not involved in any discussions. this is specifically concerning the health system board. i would like to point out the three and three you are proposing is not quite as beautiful as you would think because there is another phrase that says "if you cannot agree, then the controller has to have another nominee." all that has to happen is the three people the city designated, the city-appointed seats, the management seats will refuse to speak. so you have a 3 and 3 split on the board and the 30 days goes by, according to what i have read, and then no actions -- there is no actions. the comptroller -- controller's nominee becomes the representative on the board. i do believe this is an egregious thing. and also notice that the legislative language specifically talks about reduced numbers, reduced numbers of medical providers. that means we will have fewer people we can go to. supposing we're going to someone on the city

to welcome the new era -- the ec president jean-claude trichet was among those who aligned with the then finance minister to welcome the new era. less than one decade later, it is in crisis. >> this is a national debt crisis. this is what remains. we are seeing this especially but not only in the southern countries. there is uncertainty in the banking system, and we are heading to serious trouble if we do not help greece, because we will have to bail out the banks. no one is speaking about the problem right in front of us. >> agreed that is a major challenge for the euro zone, and it is -- agree to that is just a major challenge. -- greek debt is a major challenge. some think it could even become a curse. >> the german economy grew last year at its fastest pace since reunification, with exports leading the charge. higher consumer spending has now also become a major driving force behind the recovery. >> in this germantown, business is picking up again at the restaurant. -- in this german town. the catering business is doing well, too. it has just received an order for 150 guests at