, she's nervous. >> jeremiah and i promised each other that no one would die on this trip. >> it wasjeremiah, both paramedics, attempting the summit with experienced climbers, six of them, paramedics or firemen. so they set out about 4:00 a.m. on a perfect spring morning. and by 8:00 a.m. their group is nearing the summit. >> it was great. i had a great rhythm going. i was excited. it was gorgeous up there. i was thinking at the summit, i couldn't imagine what i was going to be able to see from up there. >> just before the push to the top selena and the others are standing on a spiny ridge just above this menacing crevasse known as the berkstrom. >> when i got up there and looked down, i was surprised at how big it was. >> just as selena and her group approaches the imposing the crevasse, her group and others are enjoying a view. >> it was crystal clear, just perfect. perfect. >> meanwhile, in selena and jeremiah's group, the seven climbers decide to follow an old climbing tradition. the group leaders split family members and loved ones into two different rope teams, separating jerem

>> ernie. >> jeremiah recognized ernie by touch.lind and his speech is lacking perhaps because of a lack of attention paid to him as a younger child. 2 1/2 years ago jeremiah finally was brought into foster care. >> where's the water? can you turn the water on? when he was finally placed in treatment foster care at 10 years old his real personality began to come into focus. >> jeremiah is a very loving, affectionate boy who, as you can see, loves to interact and engage with you, walk around, hold your hand. he is visually impaired and he is also autistic. that, of course brings some challenges into finding a home. we want to find a family that could be loving and patient and possibly, you know, have some experience with autism and hopes that he could be their forever family. >> jeremiah looks forward to going to school. he spends the week as a live-in student at maryland school for the blind. and since being there those who know him say his communications skills are improving. it's hopes that some day soon jeremiah will have a real

jeremiah looks forward to going to school.pends the week as a live-in student at maryland school for the blind. and since being there, those who know him say his communication skills are improving. it's hope that someday soon jeremiah will have a real home and family he can expect to find waiting for him when his school day is done. that's good. that's delicious, isn't it? want another one? for later? want one for the other hand? >> if you have room in your home and your heart for jeremiah or another child waiting call 88 88-to-adopt-me. >>> how ballet dancer misty copeland is setting an example for african-american girls in d.c. and across the country. >>> soak up the sun. chuck timing out our next chance of rain. if you run over somebody it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> you're watching news4 today. >> hillary clinton finds herself in a familiar position hours away from

now of course we know brother jeremiah wright. >> guest: preaching the sermon that brother martin planto preach. >> host: again let's not forget in the course of this conversation that we started with a man who was not only the subject of a national holiday the man who represents the highest achievement of individualism that everyone should aspire to because he was an individual who wanted us to get to the place where we could be seen as individuals and yet here hours before he breathed his last breath he was issuing an indictment on the nation, do you know what that sermon actually was going to be? do we have evidence of it? no trace? >> guest: the great scholar james combs and taylor branch and lewis baldwin and others they might have an idea. i don't know. keep in mind he didn't set america up to go to hell. he didn't say america should go to hell. he said america may go to hell. why? because militarism, racism poverty, materialism those four diseases but they are diseases that are historical practices at the same time. they are the democratic energies out of america. america is on

this young boy jeremiah at the ending the school and his mother say s thas that the three teachers that he has had has helped him tremendously with the growth. >> but the lease expires in july and the school district has decided to make a change. >> the school continues to try to find a location that is acceptable for the special education kids that is required by state and federal law to serf. >> we can run away and hide or stand our ground and fight. >> and mark mosty says to leave it how they are while he tries to find a new location. >> and nothing happens, and the district meets the mandate and they are meeting the federal, and the state mandates and are they clear? kids club gets to stay. and with the cameras rolling, he said that he would pass the information on. >> they say they need a refurbished building for the kids, or maybe a philanthropist to pass along 1.5$1.5 million for the new school. >> when i real izized that i was rapped i real iz dized i was to stop. >> he came to see his wrestling here e rose, but he was stopped. >>> and now, what more and more people are relying

and in many ways i think it vindicates my edit of other jeremiah wright.i think history will vindicate our brother. i don't agree with everything he said that he is a truth teller and he speaks his heart speaks his soul and mind. and then individually about the negro national anthem. we lift every voice but we have so many echoes out there. we've got too many copies to we don't have enough originals. when you're an original like martin, you speaker for the even when he was wrong. he was wrong in atlantic city. a compromise the establishment. fannie lou hamer critique she loves him, martin you're wrong. how can anybody criticize martin luther king, jr.? malcolm -- malcolm x called him a chill. you don't use children in birmingham like that. that's a debate. do you use children against gangsters and terrorists like the police department of birmingham? that's a dialogue. malcolm was honest about that. what was wonderful about it was of course when malcolm died, what did martin say? he had the sweet spirit. the most gentle, that's malcolm. martin could see mal

interesting part of course in political terms , positively about president obama and obama gave the post jeremiah wright on race. deeper. he wrote a very respectful piece. the only person that could do things credibly speaking in racial terms, not political terms. questions related to life a foreign-policy but by late 2,008 in his last major public appearance he gave a talk and the expectation october 2008 get up and slay the democrats. he. instead of doing that he had a more melancholic set of observations about the difficulties of trying to pursue the faith commitment. >> it was not working out in the current election cycle. and if i am not mistaken his last reference, talking to someone in late 2,008 what should we do and obama presidency, and his response was -- and that strikes me as a very kind of dispassionate response and not higher order response. at that time in his life he was moving in the opposite direction. let's say the obama presidency. >> ambiguous. >> of course, but i think he would want us. absolutely. >> other questions? >> that was it. a >> that was it. a terrific and importa

now of course, we know brother jeremiah wright -- let's not forget in the course of this conversation that we started with a man that is not only the subject of a national holiday a man who for the right in this country represents the highest achievement of individualism that everyone should aspire to because he was an individual that wanted us to give to the place that we could be seen as individuals come and yet here in ours before he breathed his last breath was issuing an indictment nomination do you know what that sermon actually was going to be and do we have evidence of it anything? .. >> >> but he was wrong in atlantic city. >> key compromise with the establishment. but you are wrong how could anybody criticize martin luther king, jr.? he could have used a different language with understand that is a debate with the children against the gangsters? with the department of birmingham? but what was wonderful the he had the sweetest of the spirit. but he could seek malcolm's gentleness that is why in to your 1964 when malcolm hears from martin to go to the united nations were the a

now of course, we know brother jeremiah wright -- let's not forget in the course of this conversation that we started with a man that is not only the subject of a national

it was launched by jeremiah moss chronicling the demise of mom and pops facing higher rents.e save nyc campaign is modeling off another initiative called save soho out of london that's aimed to protect local art venues within the city. and in san francisco, city officials recently stepped up efforts to shield mom and pops from commercial rent hikes there. but there are outliars like joe rocco, third generation owner of jim's shoe repair on the upper east side. he wound up settling out of court with landlord xl greene when dwayne reid wanted to expand in his store. a customer took his case pro bono. >> i feel good about staying here and hopefully we can start a trend where landlords stop to say, hey, we need to keep old new york something that is alive, keep the character in new york. instead of becoming a cement city. >> rocco realizes he's a rarity. an old school shoe shine shop in a city where chain retail stores have increased by nearly 2.5% in the past year according to the center for an urban future. >>> it is time now to answer some of your business questions. so let's

when obama gave that post jeremiah wright address in philadelphia on race neuhaus in april of that yearwould have very respectful piece about it. this was the only person that could do this basically credibly speaking racial terms not in political terms. by late 2008 he was in his last major public appearance. he gave a talk and the expectation was its october 2008 is going to get up in basically slay the democrats for us and he got up and instead of doing that he kind of had a more melancholic set of observations about the difficulties in trying to pursue your faith commitments with politics. perhaps it was because it wasn't working out in the current election cycle. by not stake in his last reference he was talking to something at immaculate conception in late 2008. what should we do about the clear prospect of an obama presidency and neuhaus' response was -- and that strikes me is that dispassionate response in the higher order response. at that point in his life i think he was already moving in that direction beyond the red attack moves he could have done against the obama presidenc

find it so egregious that he would calm and conflate so many slogans and all this information that jeremiah wright of the republicans always call up something from obama's past. anyway, my biggest issue is how the republican party if you are aware that both the congress and all of the republicans they are are all creation and the republican party in congress -- excuse me, the gatekeepers hold the purse strings and we have no clue about the budget. and did you know about $22 billion go to faith-based funding and we don

charged in the murder 21-year-old jeremiah gallmon. today her roommate charged with conspiracy to commit that robbery. according to court documents, she was there went gallmon brought fluorescent zip ties used in the crime. she was there when gallmon left the donovan hotel and as the two rode the bus home she was there when gallmon said, "it went bad." according to court documents, david messerschmit went online soliciting other men. police say gallmon posed as man and went to meet messerschmit at the donovan hotel. that robbery turned into a case of murder. david messerschmit stabbed numerous times. >>> after the murder according to prosecutors, domonique johnson used messerschmit's stolen fare card to get to and from her job. more details about the case coming up at 5:00. back to you. >>> first at 4, major shift for metro. the red line is going to go back to automatic train operation on monday. automode has been banned since 2009 when metro's deadliest crash killed nine people on the red hien. to start, only eight car trains on the r

you mean jeremiah wright? that was president obama going out of his way to attack christianity. thing while giving a speech about isis. >> remember during the crusades and inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ slavery, jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. >> to respond to the comments, president of national hispanic leadership conference dr. samuel rodriguez, contributors robert jeffers and father morris. gentlemen, i would like to play for you the president now seems to regularly want to go out attack christianity. he has gone out of his way a number of times to defend islam like in these cases. >> the united states is not and will never be at war with islam. as a student of history, i also know civilizations's debt to islam. islam has always been a part of america's story. also proud to carry with me the goodwill of the american people, and greeting of peace for muslimj5 communities in my country. islam is not part of the problem in combatting violent extremism, it is an important part of promoting peace. our enemies respect n

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jeremiah wright's been a soggy day here so far. >> yeah. and more soggy to come? >> yeah. rain is going to continue at times on into the evening and overnight hours and this is really our transition period because it's not going to be train raining tomorrow but it will be noticeably cooler. this system bringing in those cooler temperatures and also windy conditions. so traveling this weekend for the holiday weekend, here are the road conditions you can anticipate. tonight, we are going to be dealing with wet and damp roads. tomorrow dry roads but it will be wip di. so if you drive maybe an suv, maybe be aware of that. sunday roads will be in great shape. storm team 4 radar, tracking this closely tonight, keeping an eye if we see any storms intensify develop into heavier rain or maybe a bit of thunder. i do think thunderstorms are looking unlikely but i can't rule out pockets of heavier rain until the overnight hours, until about midnight. so here's the latest some scattered showers back in west virginia ambassador some activity down in southern maryland also around the war

praised obama and the more perfect union speech delivered in response to the controversy surrounding jeremiah wright. that threaten to do the damage to the religious image see he a point of not squandering the goodwill of his evangelical backers. ron sider and iconic member of the evangelical left said obama understands evangelicals better than him he -- any democrat since president carter. the boldness of his strategy was an unabashedly attempt to drive a wedge through the evangelical center in the evangelical right tempted contemporaries to exaggerate both the brett and depth of his politics. while obama made inroads, the god gap endured among evangelical voters as a whole. his substantive gains came elsewhere especially among latino voters who were the main reason why he won the majority of the total catholic vote. the reaction of the old and new guards to obama suggested they were on the defensive. except for maybe rick warren who was at obama's first inaugural and there were at least one persons like franklin graham who want -- who once obama popularity didn't waste of the all-time and g

it's a quiet night at this columbus, ohio, dairy queen when local resident jeremiah sarver stops by forite. but shortly after ordering, he can't help but feel something strange is going on. >> while waiting in line, a gentleman came in behind me and was kind of milling around, and we were talking a little bit. and the manager came back by after a couple of minutes and asked the gentleman if he had been helped, and he had stated that he had been helped, and i had realized that he hadn't been. >> it's this suspicious response that prompts sarver to hang out just a bit longer. >> knowing something was a little wrong with that picture, i decided to stick around, and even after my order had come out, i decided to stay. >> security cameras at this dairy queen capture the scene that unfolds. for almost five minutes, this customer paces around. he leans against the counter, next to the trash can, and jokes with sarver and the store manager. he even looks through his wallet. apparently he realizes he's short on cash. >> he went into the cash office right behind the manager, asked her for a job a

jeremiah donovan, and also north at bore atte borough. connecticut police department for their cooperation in this matter. lastly, i would like to thank the media, you, for your patience during the last three months respecting the adherence to the gag order that was in place, again i think you acted professionally with diligence in respecting the gag order. so thank you for that. at this time i'm prepared to take questions. >> reporter: what did you think when -- that she forgives the people who did this to her son? >> i think it's a tremendous compliment to her. as difficult as it is for people in the end, forgiveness is what it's about if one can bring themselves to do that. by doing that today, it shows you what type of person she is. >> reporter: how confidence are you that this was the decision that can be -- >> i felt confident that we had presented a strong case and after a fair consideration of all the evidence that mr. hernandez would be convicted. >> reporter: do you feel the judge treated the prosecution fairly in this case in

detective unit, in particular i would take special note of trooper eric benson, the case officer, jeremiah donovan and north attleborough lead detective for the department critical to the success of this prosecution. i would also like to commend and thank the bristol, connecticut, police department, for their cooperation in this matter. lastly, i would like to thank the media, you, for your patience, during the last three months. respecting the adharns to the gag order in place. again, i think you acted professionally with diligence and respecting the gag order. so thank you for that. at this time i'm prepared to take questions. >> mr. quinn, what did you think when mrs. ward in her impact statement said she forgives the people who did this to her son? >> >> i think it's a tremendous compliment to her, as difficult as it is for people in the end, forgiveness is what it's about. if one can bring themselves to do that. by doing that today, it shows you what type of person she is. >> how confident are you that this was the decision going to be made today [ inaudible ]. >> i felt confident tha

i've had great assistance pat, brian, the officers assigned to the case jeremiah gone don know van, jennifer pursele someone who workses in our office really the one who pulled it all together for us. so too many people to thank. i think they know who they are. but never could have done it without, again, we're here at the end, but there's so many people who are -- have contributed to the success of this case and we're very grateful because we know it brings some small measure of peace to the family and the homicides are the most serious cases that we deal with. but the idea that somebody was targeted in this case i think you heard the evidence 35 people who went to that scene before anybody knew who was involved. they were have from a variety of agencies there doing their job. homicides, there have been a commitment by this district attorney and sam sutter the prior district attorney to fully investigate every homicide. we've done that in this case and every other case. i'm proud of the work that goes into these cases. again we never get to this result without the commitment of so many peop

. >> all the push to forbid him entry recall jeremiah's warning of false prophets.m nor those that follow him. but it's true they seek to inherit the earth. >> we have lost. >> let the nazarene come. with luck he may condemn himself. >> bring the woman. we are now to hear and judge the case of the woman who has violated sacred covenants of marriage thus brought shame on her husband's house. >> just ignore him. >> i want you to provoke him. >> we stand here ready at the lord moses an adultress to hereby be stoned. do you deny -- >> she has sinned. and been judged. do you oppose the law? it's his silence offense of fornication. i know you, jesus of nazareth. you have opinions on everything. what's his opinion on this? >> any among you who is without sin let them be the first to cast a stone at her. any among you who's without sin? >> god has set forth, not him. the law must be carried out. kill her. here, kill her. >> you kill her. >> i cannot. >> i beg for forgiveness. >> go. >> we will see you accused, >> we will see you accused, judged and punished for this. i am t

>> maybe he is talking about the reverend jeremiah wright. [laughter] apparently he was not.o sort of context. they find it insulting. i think a lot of christians to two. why isn't he talking about the persecution of christians in china. he just went and played golf. it is really shocking. charles: it is planned though. >> i think that it is just too he is. he cannot resist the lecturing. should we be surprised? charles: no, but we should be disappointed. cheryl: good morning charles. we are looking at a few things today. we are going to start with google. google is in talks with companies in asia. allowing data, calls and texts while overseas. that would be nice. free data is said to be the key. taking a look at the stock right. the stock is up about $3. now, this. can you tell the difference? well there is not much of a difference except for a little more meat. shares of make donald's are trending. 672. of $0.37. a truck for the rhinestone cowboys. new pickup of the notes to resemble nissans new model which is not built in the u.s. charles, maybe you would buy a truck if th

praised obama and the more perfect union speech delivered in response to the controversy surrounding jeremiah wright. that threaten to do the damage to the religious image see he a point of not squandering the goodwill of his evangelical backers. ron sider and iconic member of the evangelical left said obama understands evangelicals better than any democrat since president carter. the boldness of his strategy was an unabashedly attempt to drive a wedge through the evangelical center in the evangelical right tempted contemporaries to exaggerate both the brett and depth of his politics. while obama made inroads, the god gap endured among evangelical voters as a whole. his substantive gains came elsewhere especially among latino voters who were the main reason why he won the majority of the total catholic vote. the reaction of the old and new guards to obama suggested they were on the defensive. except for maybe rick warren who was at obama's first inaugural and there were at least one persons like franklin graham who once obama popularity didn't waste of the all-time and going public with doubt

find it so egregious that he would calm and conflate so many slogans and all this information that jeremiah republicans always call up something from obama's past. anyway, my biggest issue is how the republican party if you are aware that both the congress and all of the republicans they are are all creation and the republican party in congress -- excuse me, the gatekeepers hold the purse strings and we have no clue about the budget. and did you know about $22 billion go to faith-based funding and we don't even know who or what is going there. most of them are christians and how the money for the faith-based funding and it's almost impossible to get the information without suing for the freedom of information act to get the information and a lot of the money is funneled. >> host: you know what, we are going to leave it there. ben shapiro final comment. tesco government involvement is significantly more dangerous for religious or could it issues to be about than not. the strings are always attached as far as the federal government, i would recommend people look at where the money is going be

find it so egregious that he would calm and conflate so many slogans and all this information that jeremiah wright of the republicans always call up something from obama's past. anyway, my biggest issue is how the republican party if you are aware that both the congress and all of the republicans they are are all creation and the republican party in congress -- excuse me, the gatekeepers hold the purse strings and we have no clue about the budget. and did you know about $22 billion go to faith-based funding and we don't even know who or what is going there. most of them are christians and how the money for the faith-based funding and it's almost impossible to get the information without suing for the freedom of information act to get the information and a lot of the money is funneled. >> host: you know what, we are going to leave it there. ben shapiro final comment. tesco government involvement is significantly more dangerous for religious or could it issues to be about than not. the strings are always attached as far as the federal government, i would recommend people look at where the mon