hand-me-downs trying to figure out what the heck they're going to do when they face the walls of jericho. so there's a need to be able to show the same god, the same tactics that we used at the red sea would be helpful to, one, get them out of the wilderness but, two, tear down the walls of jericho and help them to get to the promised land living. but if you don't make the connection then all they see is wilderness and all don't make the connection all they see is wilderness and hand-me-downs and all they see is making not just to make it today but they don't see how to move forward to make it tomorrow and all they hear is giants in the land. >> all right. i will take a brief pause. i indicated to you that we would be joined by my colleague and friend representative maxine waters from california who has now joined us and all of you know congresswoman maxine waters. i also want to recognize terry sewell, representative out of alabama. terry joined us as well. and to draw your attention to the congressional black caucus voter empowerment program which all of you, i don't know if you have,

if you will, the good samaritan to lift those who have been on jericho's roads. now there's a lot of top down politics with super pac money. the church's mission is to lift the mansion up, not the mansion down. i think he has a tremendous opportunity. he deserves support. he deserves a grace period to see what it is he wants to do. he deserves our prayers. >> indeed. now, is this going to be enough? because baptists at their convention are also trying to rebrand themselves. they've approved an optional name calling themself great commission baptists based at the end of matthew's gospel where jesus commissions the disciples to go into all the world. i guess that is an example of a denomination just not making a token appointment but also wanting to change its very brand and impression in the world? >> well, we want to make sure that the great mission statement to preach the gospel, good news to the poor. we hear enough -- we don't hear enough about the poor these days. there are 50 million americans in poverty, 54 million food insecure, good news to the poor, to h

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it will help them get them out of the wilderness, but also to take down the walls of jericho and get into the promised land. but if you do not make the connection, that all they see as wilderness and handouts. and they see how they can make enough just to make it today, but they do not see how to make it to tomorrow. and all they see are giants in that land. >> all right. [applause] all right. i will take one brief pause. i indicated that we would be joined by my colleague and friend, representative maxine waters from california, who has now joined us. all of you know congresswoman maxine waters. [applause] i also want to recognize terri sabol, the representative out of alabama. -- terry sewell, the representative alabama. [applause] i also want to point this out. take a look of this today, this call to action. see if you can articulate for the audience what the message is today of a voter suppression. what message is being conveyed to our committees and how can we counteract the message being fed by the passage of these laws? it is open to any person on the panel. go ahead, congress

wish to play this will be a monday he friday service for this commuters and there will also be one jericho's from south san francisco to the east bay in the morning as well as one for the east bay back to south san francisco in the evening but they push to get those who have soho commuters to give another route to get to work without having to driver take other public transportation. that is money or is the point is this a washington cbs five. today should be a big relief for some commuters in san francisco repair work has shut down in the system on the rail line for more than a week but is reopening this morning but construction also affects a few streets and bus lines in the area that airline is considered the busiest and san francisco is in the system. there could be some delays at four rivals us that fell this morning. that is because one of the runways is closed for construction work is scheduled to reopen at 8:00 this morning but until then some of the cisco can only handle 30 arriving flights an hour and some of the usual 60 so flights that within two hours will be the ones they're mo

jericho, we hope you have a happy birthday. go to myfoxdc.com to send us your child's picture.st. we have a lot going on. now we're fine. warm front has been trying to roll through early this morning. that brought in a few light showers. generally, cloud cover to start your day. there's the main event to the west. that's a cold front that will get in here, and if you want it time it, i'd say 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon, to 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. the focal point for pretty good thunderstorms that could develop. still a lot of question marks about how the ingredients will come together. we're not sure where a line of severe thunderstorms might set up. certainly a possibility across the mid-atlantic later this afternoon, as we're going to have plenty of warm, humid air in place. the jet stream somewhat favorable to spin up the atmosphere, and the potential for lots of gusty winds, cloud to ground lightning and torrential downpours with the thunderstorms later today. already we're under a slight risk for severe weather, that includes all of virginia and maryland and the district of

earlier- jericho -- that berkeley fire.t the marina street near the intersection of shattuck and ashley ave. here is the fire deputy explaining the details. >> the people that was pulled out. where was one female victim deceased. two other individuals that were transported to the hospital. we have five other residents that are sitting on the sidewalk a waiting for support from the red cross for displacement, care, shelter services. >> firefighters were able to get control with and one hour and a cause is still under investigation. >> this alamo house fire last night this 4002 more hundred square foot home was already engulfed when firefighters are right. it even threatened obstrstructures but not did not spread. >> the. 29 fire is still under investigation. they are still waiting to determine and jackie is live at. 29. >>jackie: good morning. as you mentioned, the embarcadero is live o still open. however that chain-link fence and working crews sweeping the debris were pedestrian and bicyclists can go in front of pier 29. t

check out jericho >> i want to thank my family. i.[applause] i want to thank the people who voted for the first time today. [applause] i want to thank the people who have given up on politics. but they showed up today to take a stand. [applause] and i want to thank you some of the hard-working families of wisconsin, who never lost faith in our great state. thank you guys so much. god bless you and god bless the great state of wisconsin. [applause] [applause] >> very brief remarks from lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch. again, this was the first time a lieutenant governor has ever faced a recall. she thanked voters who came out of the first time ever voting for the first time ever. i think there were probably thousands of them, based upon what we are hearing about voter turnout across the state. i am joined by someone who is about to mount his first-ever statewide campaign. give me your take on what you've seen here tonight. >> this is a huge night. we had a politician that stood up and had the courage to do the right thing. govern