why did jesus have to come back like that? >> yes. >> it's for that full convincing human relationship of the body embrace, you know. there is a certain beautiful part of the play where i would go to my mom mary. it's like okay, this is my son. i know him. it was a beautiful moment, very emotional and affirmative. if you looked at the disciples before that, they're scared and hiding in their upper room. after they encounter jesus risen they're ready to go to the ends of the world. they have that intense zeal which wasn't happening before, the bodily presence of christ could affirm and they were so convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt because they had been with him for 40 days. now they're ready to roll. >> you work with young people, a chaplain at a state university. are they interested in this? do they have the resurrection a more difficult doctrine than you might expect? >> i think it is a challenge definitely. it's easy to believe he suffered and died. that's pretty much a historical point. the risen part, yeah. there is a

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cross also represents the mystery of what happened after jesus's death. without the resurrection it would not have become such a proper full symbol of christianity. one of how many beagle meyer sculptures portrays both death and resurrection. during the christian holy week and it easter it's on display at a village church in bavaria big on my a concert resurrection cross. over the cup i wanted to portray the cross of the resurrection cross floating in the air not touching the ground it's unsubstantial and the body is no longer hanging on it it with us misty gets hot and all kind of coping with this. easter the feast of the resurrection is inextricably linked with good friday the day jesus died. the story of jesus doesn't end with his death on the cross it begins a new life with resurrection is plover the plea for good ark of all fifty of the profound meaning of the resurrection of jesus all is one of redemption and of the death and dying have no more power over us here in the end toward fall in that the message and purpose of jesus his life and preaching

we know him as jesus of nazareth. a few followers remained loyal to jesus after he died on the cross but soon after the crucifixion there was talk of the resurrected one and the second coming. for paul such talk was. heresy and blasphemy. i'm told was a very pious and like old pious jews he eagerly awaited the coming of the messiah this messiah however was expected to be a powerful figure and the assertion that jesus was the messiah was simply grotesque for coal power to him he was a madman and a rabble rouser. as a young man paul had come to jerusalem from his hometown of tarsus in modern day turkey. today he is also known by his jewish name of saul of tarsus. there he had joined the farah sees a group of pious jews. they believe that all jews had to obey the six hundred thirteen mitzvot or commandments without exception. they only would apologise in matters of faith the young paul was what we would today call radical and extremist a fanatic and deeply devoted to god but with zero tolerance toward dissenters. as a gr

era el padre de jesÚs.o a raquel y habÍa lanzado el cuerpo en los pantanos. >> fue resultado de la entrevista con el papÁ de jesÚs que pudimos apretar esa Área de bÚsqueda, y ahÍ fue que finalmente podemos encontrar el carro y con el cuerpo de raquel adentro. carolina: para su hija el dolor de la noticia fue un alivio. >> yo creo que en parte cierra un capÍtulo, pero en parte ese dolor siempre va estar ahÍ. ese dÍa, tÚ sabes, no lo pude creer, me puse bien triste ese dÍa. fue muy difÍcil para mí, y para mi familia tambiÉn. carolina: en aquel momento entender que cuando raquel saliÓ de la escuela las 8:30 p.m. estaba hablando por telÉfono con su novio. pero jesÚs, aprovechando que los seguros del auto estÁn daÑados, se habrÍa escondido en el asiento trasero y con un cuchillo la puÑal o hasta su muerte. de allÍ condujo el auto de su esposa, escondiÓ el cadÁver en el maletero, y regresÓ al pantano. quÉ tan complicado es para eso autorÍa es investigar y estarÁ dentro de los pantanos? >> es agua negra no se pued

here jesus of nazareth called the christ and the son of god by his followers. was executed like a common criminal. steadfast in his belief in gods kingdom on earth he was mocked and crucified as king of the jews. his disciples fled in confusion. then we are told he rose from the dead and appeared to them. reports of this extraordinary event marked the beginning afghanistan and. the encounter inspired his disciples to go out into the world and spread his message. the german theologian peter schultz has studied the symbol of the cross and its message. first is this god of the fourth and what's in possibly the most fascinating thing about the cross and that is that it challenges us to see the most holy the most divine being that one can imagine the creator of heaven and earth suffering and tortured and dying on the cross. as. even today it's a mystery as to how it could have happened that there were people who saw god in this shocking execution seems highly because this is a bricktop they interpret it jesus's death as a reconciliation between god and the world tha

jesÚs: música, dj!lindsey: ha sido una experiencia, alan carla, maravillosa, la familia ha ido creciendo, es la casa de fÚtbol en estados unidos, para todos los latinos. a partir de agosto tambiÉn estaremos teniendo fÚtbol europeo. la champions. podremos ver los campeones de europa travÉs de las pantallas de a lo que nunca -- de las pantallas de "univisiÓn", algo que nunca antes habÍa ocurrido. tenemos la bundesliga, la copa amÉrica, la copa oro, la copa centenario como el mundial. es una cosa espectacular. karla: cuÁl de todos estos eventos de fÚtbol en estos seis aÑos es el que siempre te vas a llevar el corazÓn? lindsey: tiene que ser la copa del mundo de brasil de 2014. yo me enamorÉ de los deportes viendo el mundial de 94. viviendo el de brasil compartiendo con alan tacher en "repÚblica mundialista", lo recuerdan? alan: hay ni siquiera estaba casada, no habÍa conocido a su marido, ahora estÁ casada, ahora tienes a tu bebÉ. allÍ tambiÉn empezaste a compartir con Él. lindsey: sÍ, me lo voy a llevar e

jesus is the truth. he is the light. [applause] our cities tour staff recently traveled to asheville, north carolina to learn about its rich history. learn more about asheville and other stops on the tour at c-span.org/citiestour. watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. america,"nd on "reel a program from september 1969 at examines the status of the women's liberation movement. covers court cases regarding fair pay and treatment, attitudes of young statementswomen, and from leaders including shirley chisholm and others. here is a preview. >> >> today, the national woman's party lobbies the 26th amendment, to guarantee women are equal rights under the law. womenmendment would make people in a legal sense for the first time. have 30 million women backing this particular measure before congress. that is 30 million women uniting through their organizations. >> about 1% of the 10 million long to what is called the women's liberation movement, or simply the movement. they range from foreigners to r

we find barbara's jesus and the gospel lesson.to me will be welcomed. her jesus offers the hope that life here when it comes to its natural close. it is changed, not ended. some books have no true ending. some offer an epilogue. a hint to imagine what rests beyond the closing chapter. can we imagine this day? the reunion with her parents. with your parents, sir. and with your dear robin. together again. my guess is she has already hunted down jane austen and has said, how did things turn out with mr. darcy and elizabeth bennett? or knowing her like we all do, she may be telling jane how things should have turned out. [laughter] in the meantime, until each of our time comes, she would want us to carry on. to live as she lived fully and deeply. to laugh and laugh often. to love all that god sends our way and to serve one another, the common good, and especially the purposes of god. so leave here today not to grieve but to rejoice as we leave. we will sing by barbara's choice, joyful, joyful, we adore thee. barbara would want us to c

>> well, because they don't agree with jesus.doesn't matter what i believe, it doesn't matter what you believe. arthel: because they adopt believe in jesus. don't they have the right to not believe? >> well sure. in i don't believe in gravity, i have the right to not believe in gravity but it doesn't make it reality. there are certain spiritual laws that apply to everyone. arthel, i got to close with this great illustration i talk about today. simon greenleaf was an expert in the rules of legal evidence but he was an atheist. and he decided to try to disprove christianity by disproving the resurrection. when he finished his investigation he was so convinced that it happened that he became a devout christ follower. arthel: that's great if you can bring people over to the side, our side but it doesn't mean that everybody wants to be there or belongs there. but for those of us who do believe, what is the message for the masses on this easter sunday? >> well the message is that if jesus christ was raised from the dead, like we believ

era el padre de jesús, félix maqueira. área de búsqueda y ahí fue que finalmente pudimos encontrar el carro y con el cuerpo de raquel adentro. carolina: para su hija, el dolor de la noticia también fue un alivio. danelys: yo creo que en parte cierro un capítulo, pero en parte ese dolor siempre va a estar ahí. ese día, tú sabes, no-- no lo pude creer. me puse bien triste ese día. fue muy difícil para mí y para mi familia también. carolina: en aquel momento entendieron que cuando raquel salió de esta escuela a las 20:30 ella estaba hablando por teléfono con su novio, pero jesús, aprovechando que los seguros del auto estaban dañados, se habría escondido en el asiento trasero y con un cuchillo la apuñaló hasta su muerte. de allí, fue él quien condujo el auto de su esposa, escondió el cadáver en el maletero y lo lanzó a los everglades. ¿qué tan complicado es para las autoridades investigar y estar adentro de los everglades? juan: es agua negra. no se puede ver nada. hay--hay serpientes, hay cocodrilos, hay todo tipo de animales

jesus was barbara's pathway to god.ing a christian mattered. we were talking a few days ago when she looked me in the eye and said, i am a christian. i do believe. and then she said, i went to be confirmed. then she said, do i have to take a class? i said, take one? bar, you could teach one. so in may of 2015, she and some family gathered in our chapel as she confirmed her faith in christ. not something she wore on her shoulder but something very personal and very real. she simply confirmed what we believed, what we read in the lesson from second corinthians, that we live not by what we see but by our faith, and those things that we do not see, so as paul wrote, even on days like today, we do not lose heart. yes, barbara's health declined, but as we heard, though our outward nature is wasting away, our inner nature is being renewed every day. for what is mortal, paul writes, by the grace and mercy of god, is swallowed up by life. we find barbara's jesus and the gospel lesson. a jesus who says all, all who come to me wil

a jesus who says, all, all who come to me will be welcomed. her jesus

jesus said, yes you can. say neighbor, yes you can. jesus said what you have? bring to me.e is not enough. it was more than enough. turn to your neighbor and say neighbor, it is more than enough. if you turn it over to the lord, the lord will. i said the lord will. somehow.y tell your neighbor, neighbor, waylord will make a somehow. i will see you in the future and you look much better than you look right now. you walk much better. you talk much better. he dressed much better. i see you in the future and you're going higher. higher. everyday. higher in the power of the lord. tell your neighbor, neighbor, it is going to be all right. all right. all rights. -- alright. ♪ ♪ comethe best is yet to come on, come on ♪ seen nothingt you ain't seen nothing yet you ain't seen nothing you ain't seen nothing yet you ain't seen nothing you ain't seen nothing yet you ain't seen nothing you ain't seen nothing yet you ain't seen nothing you ain't seen nothing yet you ain't seen nothing you ain't seen nothing yet you ain't seen nothing you ain't seen nothing yet you ain't seen nothing you

we read about jesus is all about love.ephen schwartz, i said is a secular jewish man why did you write -- and he said you do not need to be a christian to know the world would be much better place if we take the teachings of jesus seriously. today we do take them seriously. we believe he conquered death. we believe there is eternal life. who doesn't want to believe that? none of us want to believe that there 50, 60 or 70 or 80 years is all there is for the promise of the christian message is that there is much more to come. >> monsignor i'm guessing you want to see those big crowds every sunday. i'm wondering everything is targeted to reach people. especially young people with your message? >> you know i think there is a hunger for meaning. i believe that the more we know jesus, the more we know the faith and the more meaning we will find. it is getting them to listen. by the way, it is a twofold challenge. it is our challenge as preachers ministers and pastors to make it contemporary. who will not get young people and by

we find barbara's jesus in the gospel lesson, jesus who says all, all who come to me will be welcomed beyond the closing chapter. can we imagine this day? a reunion with her parents, with your parents, sir, and with your dear robin together again. my tbez -- guess is she hunted down darcy or elizabeth bennett. [laughter] >> in the meantime, until each of our time comes, she would wants us to carry on, to live as she lived fully and deeply, to laugh and laugh often, to love all that god sends our way and to serve one another, the common good and especially the purposes of god. so leave here today not to grieve but rejoice. joyful, joyful we adore thee. barbara would want us to celebrate her next chapter. she has been raised to new life for in this story you never turn the page and see the two words, the end. barbara bush's story has just begun again and the best is yet to come as she lives in that holy city of god. amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please stand. it is the tradition in the episcopal church we stand affirm to that i think so we believe. i

they said to jesus jesus, it's too late. there's nothing you can do.s will live again for it and somebody said jesus, no you can't. but jesus said yes i can. and he called lazarus after four days. lazarus stepped forth from the grave. alive. and well. just one week later. jesus died. on the third day morning. they had given up on him. they thought he would never rise. but if jesus could raise lazarus and if jesus could rise up himself there is no power that can keep us down. take us higher than we've ever been before. why don't you clap your hands and praise it? praise him. exceedingly,do abundantly about anything. says black folks, you are too poor. you don't have enough. there is no way you can make it. you don't have the resources. in thebody said to jesus wilderness there are 5000 people with no food. we can't feed them. send them away. jesus said they need not go away. you take care of them and they said no we can't. but jesus said yes you can. trying to your neighbor and say neighbor, yes you can. jesus said you were not enough. bring it to me. l

a production of jesus christ superstar. >> reporter: it has been nearly 50 years since "jesus christerstar," got its start on broadway. >> such an important story to tell. >> reporter: tonight john legend takes on the lead role. >> it talks about the human emotions that jesus himself felt. >> reporter: jesus' portrayal. >> this is the ultimate passion play. >> reporter: even as she was winding down her broadway run in waitress, she began working her role of mary mag dalenne. alice cooper brings a comical touch. >> a swirling ball of paranoia and ego. >> reporter: adding to that fun, a 32-piece band and a theater audience of 1300. cocreator andrew lloyd webber envisioned. >> it is going to feel like this once in a lifetime moment. >> reporter: one that will be shared tonight with a national audience. >>> live tonight right here on nbc tune in at 8:00 for the two-hour special. we'll be right back. >>> well, you know, selfies are a big deal these days. there is now a museum dedicated to selfies. the museum of selfies opened its doors today. a pop up museum in l.a. to find out how that i

. ♪ ♪ >> calling up on god and saying, lord, jesus, receive my spirit. he kneeled down and cried with a loud voice. lord, lay not this sin to their charge. in the sight of the lord is the death of his saints. -- and nation comes the moment to decide. in the strife of truth with falsehood, while the good are evil's -- some great cause, some great decision offering each the bloom or blight. and the choice goes by forever. forever. to expect darkness, and that light, then decide what truth is noble, when we share her wretched crust, hear her call bring fame and fight, and 'tis prosperous to be just. then it is the brave man chooses while the coward stands aside till the multitude make richer of the faith they have denied. though the cause of evil prosper, yet the truth along is strong. though her portion be the scaffold, and upon the throne be wrong. yet that scaffold sways the preacher, and behind the dim unknown standeth god within the shadow, keeping watch above his own. fear thou not, for i am with thee. be not dismayed. for i am thy god. i will help th

. >> apparently jesus was born? i can't remember. >> it's the resurrection of jesus the second time. jesse: the second time? what do you think jesus looked like? >> a very handsome guy. >> they said he had blue eyes. >> that's the anglo saxon version. >> to me he was darker skinned. jesse: jesus had a nice tan? >> a carpenter back in the day. there was no sunscreen. >> dad, you are so sunburned. jesse: why do they call good friday good friday? >> i don't know. last supper. >> does everybody want soup? please, we must talk, this may be our last supper. jesse: what does good friday mean in your opinion? >> nothing. i don't shop. jesse: i think you mean black friday. jesse: what happened on good friday. >> jesus was hung on the cross. jesse: why was jesus crucified? >> for rocking the boat. jesse: what do you like to eat on easter. >> ham, turkey, collard greens. jesse: what are you going to be eating on easter? >> i don't think so. jesse: do you know who i am? >> no, i don't. i'm watters and this is my world. >> all r

♪ try walking like jesus, sit and talk like jesus, talk like jesus ♪ ♪ talk talk talk talk talk, get't be the problem, be the solution ♪ ♪ problem, ♪ faith without works is talk without works is faith without works is dead dead dead dead ♪ ♪ sit and talk like jesus, try walking like jesus ♪ ♪ sit and talk like jesus try ty and walking like jesus ♪ ♪ try braving the rain try lifting a stone ♪ ♪ try extending a hand walking, your walk ♪ ♪ get out of my way ♪ ♪ [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ time is money and money's time, we've wasted every second time ♪ ♪ on diets and lawyers, shrinks and plars stick surgery ♪ ♪ and leia have moved on signal the final curtain call in all pageantry ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, attack in toronto. a van jumping a curb, plowing into pedestrians on a crowded street. eyewitness accounts from the scene. >> all these people on the streets getting hit one by one. it's really bad out there. >> at least ten dead. the driver taken alive after aiming an object at police, claiming to have a gun. why are these kinds of vehicle attacks becoming more preval

jesÚs: creo que como dice el dicho nada con exceso, todo con medida.sar y con nuevas herramientas para que pueda ser mÁs vivo y entre ellos puedes ver que acabamos de integrar un nuevo botÓn para posponer correos en el Únicos que no puedes responder en un momento. tambiÉn vas a poder ver y tener acceso a aplicaciones que usas constantemente. carolina: muchÍsima gentey yo enviamos informaciÓn que consideramos confidencial y ahora va ser mÁs fácil que esta informaciÓn se mantenga segura. jesus: estamos lanzando un nuevo modo confidencial que te permite controlar cÓmo se reenvÍa, copia, descarga o imprime tu correo electrÓnico y si quieres enviar una declaraciÓn de impuestos otro nÚmero de seguro social para alguien puedes poner una fecha de expiraciÓn del correo electrÓnico asÍ que si en el futuro esa persona por alguna razÓn es hackeada no van a tener acceso a esa informaciÓn porque le pusiste una fecha lÍmite. javier: cÓmo puedes descargar esto' >>de hecho no lo tienes que descargar sÓlo actualizar la aplicaciÓn. y ahÍ vas a poder tener la opciÓn de pr

if you go to ethiopia, jesus is black. if you go to kyoto, jesus is japanese. if you ever get a chance to go to nazareth, to the church in nazareth, they actually have this incredible display of paintings of jesus sent from all over the world and that's all you need to see is the way in which jesus takes on not just the characteristics and personality, but literally the race of the person who worships him. the jesus that they have their from thailand is blue because that's the way in which divine supernatural figures in mythology are often expressed. that to me is the true power of christianity. >> one way to describe what's happening in syria is that russia, and eastern orthodox country are supporting a regime against various sunni nations in both the united states and israel are playing a role in that fight. another way to look at the same picture is to say that religious affiliation on all parts is just a veneer and what's really at stake is raw, global geopolitics. i feel like you have prefigured your answer but my question is which of these two views do yo

we find barbara's jesus in the gospel lesson. jesus, who said all who come to me will be welcomed. her jesus offers the hope that life here, when it comes to its natural close, is changed not ended. some books have no true ending. some offer an epilogue. a hint to imagine what rests beyond the closing chapter. can we imagine this day. a reunion with her parents? with your parents, sir? and with your dear robin, together again? my guess is she's already hunted down jane austen and has said, well, how did things turn out with mr. darcy and elizabeth bennett? or knowing barbara as we all do, she may be telling jane how things should have turned out. in the meantime, until each of our time comes, she would want us to carry on. to live as she lived, fully and deeply. to laugh and laugh often. to love all that god sends our way. and to serve one another the common good and especially the purposes of god. so leave here today not to grieve but to rejoice. as we leave, we will sing by barbara's choice. joyful, joyful, we adore thee. barbara would want us to celebrate her next great chapter.

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we find barbara's jesus in the gospel lesson. jesus, who said all who come to me will be welcomed.

. >> and an acclaimed live version of jesus christ superstar graces the small screen. we honor the man behind it all. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning to all of you. ai uchida richard lui in for frances. >> and i'm phillip mena. schools across oklahoma will be closed today as teachers join a growing nationwide movement demanding better pay. emboldened by the teachers strikes in west virginia, as many as 30,000 teachers are preparing to walk off their jobs today. this just days after the state legislature approved pay raises and more school funding. but teachers say those measures are still not enough. nbc's maya rodriguez has more from oklahoma city. >> did the easter bunny come? >> yeah. >> reporter: for third grade teacher heather cody, this past spring break got a nickname, spring broke. >> it's paycheck to paycheck literally. >> reporter: she's one of thousands of oklahoma teachers planning to walk off the job following in the footsteps of those in west virginia, kentucky, arizona. >> you don't feel respected as an educator. >> pay our teachers.

we need more jesus. it's easter. does happen, i would stake my life on it coming to cbs are human beings are looking for. this is the golden key to the secret of the universe. how do we get through life? if you go through life, you'll struggle. you'll suffered. does life have meaning? this is the meaning. jesus opens the door so we can be reunited to god as we are supposed to be. by the way, that is why they call it good news. it's the greatest news in the history of the world. even better than not, it's true. >> wimping eric said it was so refreshing to hear and we heard from the pope at the vatican. truly a blessing to remember the blessings we do have. thanks for joining us. leland: after the break, as many christians celebrate easter, the unique sunrise service at the sun came up in our nations capital. ♪ ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. heartburn relief from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. ♪ ♪ applebee's to go. order on

jesus said words are powerful.s in our heads that help us to be to tapl and helps us into the great thing of being human and alive, and loving and caring. i am going to try not to repeat any of the things that have already been said. i became connected to martin luther king jr. around december 7, 1955. him in manyh different places around the country. around the southeastern part of the nation, especially. and was according to congressman john lewis, the architect of the nonviolent movement. direct action. hard on the soul force of nonviolent struggle as a way of accomplishing a united states that is true to the beginning theology of philosophy that we hold these truths to be self evident that all are created equal. that all are endowed by their creator for the l.a. inalienable rights -- part of the difficulty in politics and the nation and in the advertising industry today, today is that great philosophy that launched the 13 colonies to becoming an independent nation, saying in the constitution, we the people in t

i believe in jesus every time people tell me about jesus i say let me tell you how i feel. following jesus every day. >> thank you very much. >> i saw him every day. i believe in that song every day. when he's hearing that wine and he turned that water into wine, not only did jesus looked to his mother, he got the party started . i'm a christian. love the lord. i'm protecting that miracle every night. but it's been going on for a while. and she's keeping the history of red versus cabernet. i poured another chapter in the bible . >> so when hazel called me and said i need you to come, she's been doing this for eight years. >> she asked me to come this year. i came. it's the hardest day of my week. >> i have to vote at the last 23 years of my life to being on a college with every see and. >> i've been a professor at georgetown university, at rutgers, i'vebeen in harvard twice , telling my friends don't worry, every time the electoral college loses, they will go to harvard. but i've been at georgetown now for 15 years, 15 glorious years and today is my day where i protect and

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most recently two weeks ago with the brutal murder of jesus aldolpho delgado. two years ago with the murders of others. and four years ago today alex nieto, mario woods, jessica williams, we all know the list. and as a nurse armed with a stethoscope, i learned de-escalation techniques. why don't the cops learn these techniques, or if they have learned them, why don't they use them? now they are getting taser, another violent weapon. we cannot reward violence and impunity. no justice, no deal. thank you for putting a headlight on this. [please stand by for captioner switch] >> -- that i will run or lay on the floor. [ speaking in spanish ] >> so i've been thinking about this, what i will do. how do we prepare for these kinds of situations, and i think about one of my family members who cannot hear. what would happen to him if he was in that situation? [ speaking in spanish ] >> i was comforted by the vision put forward, what chief scott -- about how he's thinking about the future resolving some of these issues. [ speaking in spanish ] >> just like a doctor is ch

. >> y a casi un mes de que la policía le dispare a jesús novoa 99 veces vemos esto . >> aquí estamoso de que la policía le disparó el pasado 6 de marzo en este distrito , la policía lo acusó de dispararle a la policía . >> le dije , si dices que mi hijo te dispara , si mi hijo quisiera te mata a uno. >>qué queremos, njusticia . >> más de una docena de activistas protestaron por esto. >> Él tenía miedo y esto no vale . >> esta semana en sacramento introducen un proyecto de ley que sirva solo como defensa propia y no la práctica actual . >> seguirán matando con esta ley . >> esa noche jesús estaba con el individuo . >> y bueno los oficiales respondieron esto . >> un hecho que quieren que el fiscal investigue . >> dice mi esposa que mataron a toda la familia . >> hablamos con la fiscalía , pero sí nos dijeron que es la primera reunión que tienen , no pueden darnos detalles de esto , los activistas marcharán a sacramento y polémica por él usó de pistolas en san francisco , residentes dicen que debe existir una agencia que supervise . >> un policía debe estar entrenado para saber cómo lid

next up join me in honoring our next winner, jesus mora. chief investment officer, san francisco fire department. >> when i was working at the city i worked as a contractor in the national 9-1-1 project which was when the department of emergency management was first create. after a few years i realized it was something i wanted to make a dashboard that let us know at any time how many ambulances we have and how many are private and how much additional resources we need to provide. working with the fire department i get to interact with other departments and that's something i in -- enjoy. with 9-1-1 and we can look at saving lives and protecting property from fire and natural disasters. i'm not there. but it gives me satisfaction to know that i can help them by providing information in a timely manner. >> it's a huge asset for our department and for the city as a whole. he oversees our i.t. infrastructure and it's our scheduling system and reports and he's the unsung hero. without a uniform he's my hero in that he does so much for everyone