and god is moving into those groups, some 7,000 of them, who have never heard the name of jesus christand we're seeing advances to touch their hearts for god. but now we're beginning to see a shift towards what is now known as the e 4 w wdow, whicicspeaks specifically to young people and children, who are very i impression believe anable of receiving the word of jesus christ. >> george: you referred them that this is the mission field, and now it is the mission force. >> the mission force. i said on an earlier interview, the children have grown up. c2 have taken the gospel and sownwnhe seed, and it s nogrown inin a a grere harvest. and they're saying, we must take the gospel, and the mission field is a mission force, from latin-america throughout. >> george: 80% of those who accept christ do so before the age of 18. and amongst those, the majority of them have the experience with christ between the ages of four and 14. >> four and . >>>>eorge: a c cticall time period. >> it is very crucial. and we must get through to them, through every means of technology we can find. >> george: there

then one will be like, 'bro, if you're (bleep) jesus christ, i'll be the anti-christ, man, (bleep) thatbleep).'" [cheers and applause] so, nation, i encourage you to pick up axe-wielding homeless hitchhikers whenever you see them. [laughter] i just wish there was something more we could do to thank this hitchhiker. >> if anybody's watching this somewhere and they've got a mini-mal they could lend a guy with a wet suit, i'd love to test out mavericks. so if you've got a mini-mal and a wetsuit, get in touch with him. his name is kai. he's somewhere in california. and he has a hatchet. [laughter] we'll be right back. [cheers and applause]éxéx [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] my guest is the star of such movies as "the sound of music" and "mary poppins." great, another advocate for the nanny state. [laughter] please welcome julie andrews! [cheers and applause] lovely to see you again. >> thank you. >> stephen: thank you so much for coming. >> throild be here. how are you? >> stephen: i'm wonderful. how are you? you look

a church that's supposed to be constantly in motion, constantly moving towards jesus christ and even though for a brief time he'll not be the leader. >> liz, george and father, thanks to all of you. thank for joining us special coverage of the pope's final good-bye. we'll have coverage all day on msnbc today and tomorrow. but coming up next -- "morning joe." stay tuned. i've got something for you too. (announcer) fancy feast delights with cheddar. a meal that is sure to delight your cheese lover. fancy feast. the best ingredient is love. there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican.

the biggest sin you can commit is not to believe in jesus christ, according to jesus christ. that's the biggest sin you can commit. >> next speaker. >>> hi, my name is trevor johnson. i'd like to bring an issue to the attention of the supervisors. this affects all your districts. there is literally a scourge on the streets of san francisco right now, putting all our citizens and visitors alike in danger. there are two illicitly operating taxi companies operating under the guise of ride sharing smart phone apps that have collectively over 1,000 unlicensed and underinsured vehicles operating as taxicabs in the city. both of these companies prey on the under employed and fib experienced of the city putting them to work in under insured nonlicensed and under regulated vehicles for the purpose of in town point to point transportation for hire. thea companies also heavily promote heavily to their driver during busy time to tell them no special license or insurance is required and the transportation that they are providing is on a for-hire basis. this makes them taxi companies in pr

>> how a hitchhiker saved a pg&e worker from a deranged driver who claimed to be jesus christ. >> weather time and another dry day throughout the bay area despite it was chilly and a cold front moved through. we'll talk about the prospects for rain. we actually have some in the forecast. and find out if we'll be using that drought word anytime soon, gosh! your forecast coming up.

that was established by jesus christ. it doesn't belong to the man. it's not about the man who's the pope. it's about an office that was established by god in order to bring to help the church have unity and to guide the church throughout the tum multis of history. there's been a lot of tumultuous periods in the history of the church. but by making this statement or making this move, this decision, the pope is reminding us, well, it's not the pope that runs the church. it's really god. we really believe that the pope is the work of god. and benedict has been reminding us that he -- >> he's also been given remarkably personal insights particularly in the audience about this decision that was made, that when he was chosen back in 2005, he wondered why this was being asked of him. he felt it was a great weight that was being placed on his

i come to realize i'm jesus christ and i can do anything i [ bleep ] want to and watch this. bam, and he smashed into the [ bleep ] guy there pinned him in between the [ bleep ] truck. >> reporter: the homeless hitchhiker was in the passenger seat of the oldsmobile when it went down. >> the guy went crazy and was trying to pull the guy from under the car and the truck and then gets in his car and tries to move the car and we weren't going to let him do it. >> if you started driving that car around again, man, it would have been a hell of a lot of bodies around here. >> he just kept saying he was jesus christ and he is going to save all of us and but we have to get -- he used the "n" word, meaning the black people, we need to get them out. >> reporter: the pg&e worker was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery for nonlife- threatening injuries and he wasn't the only person the driver attacked. >> when he put me in a bear hug and started beating the crap out of me we don't know why. >> that guy could snap a woman's neck like a pencil stick. ran up behind with a happened.

was not addressed or addressed so rarely, i've yet been able to hear it, namely the gospel of jesus christthe cross, sin, forgiveness, death, and life. >> 80 years ago he wrote those words about the state of mainstream protestantism in new york city. >> reporter: while he didn't find sound theology in most of the churches in new york, he was inspired when he went to abissinian baptist church in harlem. >> everything about it touched his heart and moved him, so he went every single sunday not just to worship, but to teach sunday school. he got very involved. >> a white german in a black church beginning in the 1930s. >> it is amazing. he really was gripped by the whole idea of the racism and race relations in the u.s. there was nothing to compare this to in germany. this was an american problem. just a couple of years later, hitler becomes chancellor in 1933 and everything changes. suddenly bonhoffer is facing in germany exactly what he saw her. he saw a group of people, the jews, being mail mad made to be second-class citizens. he was one of the few christians who understood what he saw. i

i've come to realize i'm jesus christ and i can do anything i [ bleep ] want to. and he [ bleep ] pinned him in between that shrub. >> reporter: homeless hitchhiker kai was in the back seat of this vehicle when this all went down. >> the guy went crazy. he gets in his car and tries to move the car. and we weren't going to let him doing it. >> if he started driving that car around again, there would have been a hell of a lot of bodies in here. >> he just kept saying he was jesus christ. he used the n word, meaning the black people. he said we need to get them off of the earth. >> reporter: the pg&e worker was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery for non-life- threatening injuries. he wasn't the only person the driver attacked. >> he put me in a bear hug and started beating the crap out of me. >> these two women are trying to help him. a guy that big can snap a woman like a pencil stick. so i went up behind him with a hatchet. smash, smash, smash! >> reporter: and that's what tanya said saved her life. and kai, the homeless hitchhiker, didn't care that the s

just who was jesus christ and how does he fit in the 21st century? we'll ask yahya hendi, muslim chaplain, georgetown university. and mark edward dever, baptist, southern baptist church. >>> welcome, welcome, imam, and welcome pastor dever. i want to talk about and present the proposition that the economic condition of any nation has profound impact on all phases of social living, cultural living, and spiritual -- the spirituality of the era. and we'll develop that as weo along. in the 1960 we had a wave of economic expansion and it produced something called the "age of aware just." and the age of aware just spawned the number of exotic religions, including zen buddhism and hindu meditation and from there into the jesus freak youth movement which swept through the ranks of the drug-depleted and sex-sated surfers of california and and from there into the jesus freak youth movement which swe . now, imam, do you detect any impact of the affluence of today on the spirituality of your -- your flock? >> indeed. i do believe that if i were to go back 20 yea

teachings will remain consistent and faithful to jesus christ. >> bret: steven, david, kathryn.. special panel. next up the regular panel and "state of the union" address. tomorrow night. [ female announcer ] caltrate's done even more to move us. because vitamin d3 helps bones absorb calcium, caltrate's double the d. it now has more than any other brand to help maximize calcium absorption. so caltrate women can move the world. to help maximize calcium absorption. all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >>> the address contained within it, powerful lines from the president about issues like comprehensive immigration reform or the need to address climate change or gun violence. all of those issues combined got less space if you will in the inaugust ral address in the economy and jobs. >> bret: we noted th

last fight let us face "" "" the lnternationale "" "" unites the whole darn human race. "" "" jesus christ was a man "" "" that traveled through the land "" "" a carpenter true and brave "" "" and he said to the rich "" "" give your goods to the poor "" "" and they laid jesus christ in the grave "" "" he went to the sick "" "" and he went to the poor "" "" and he went to the hungry "" "" and the lame "" "" and he said that the meek "" "" would inherit the whole world "" "" and they laid jesus christ in the grave "" [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> michael: this is the war room. i'm michael shure. coming up tonight the betting window is about to close on the sequester stakes. it looks like "no deal" is the odds-on-favorite. but is there time for a dark-horse solution to emerge? let's find out. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> michael: all eyes are on washington where the showdown over the sequester is coming to a crescendo. all sides have staked out positions before tomorrow's talks at the white house. unless a deal is made friday, president obama will have to order the $85 billion in across the board cuts in federa

i give thanks to the lord, the father of all, jesus christ, and will continue to pray for you after weof your faith of jesus christ and the charity you have towards all the saints because of the hope that is waiting for you in heaven. you have heard the news from the world of truth in the gospel that came to you. and just like all over the world, it bears fruit and develops. the same is among you from the day -- since the day you sent to and found out about the truth of god. >> translator: this is exactly the same thing as before which was just translated. >> and we see the face of pope benedict and the vatican guards. by the way, tomorrow when he steps down, we will see something that is sure to be very poignant, which is that castel gandolfo, the vatican guard, will leave because they are for the pope although he will continue to have security. this is a multinational crowd, it always is. anyone who has been an audience for the last eight years will tell you that there are many groups from around the world that sing in many different languages. on the several occasions i have been th

vatican ii, will be talking about the community all ways which is the embodiment of jesus christ. jesus by dying and being raised has become plural. he is no longer a singular person. two or three are gathered in my name, there i'm in the midst. there has to be a plurality of people. otherwise you don't get an experience of him. the importance of community coming together, a spirit filled community, a community that reflects on who it is by the tradition of the church, they own, make their own on proclaim it as their own. >> i want to ask you a question about pope john xxiii, evidently everything you say about him is true. he was a forward thinking man. how far has vatican ii really is in the church today? if he had lived longer, would we be farther ahead? >> okay, those are good questions tom. first of all, i think to me, the key to a blessed john 23rds exist. he genuinely trust in the holy spirit. he wasn't embarrassed by anything. also during vatican ii, he made sure he didn't intervened. he didn't get nervous. the only one controlling the church is the holy spirit to begin it.

chavez followed the teachings of jesus christ, ghandi, dr.luther king, and our lady guadeloupe. today, as the world averages about in a debate about the peopling of our nation and immigration, and as our nation does the same thing, let us pray that our leaders, all of our world leaders, and all of our leaders in the united states, will be inspired by the true story of the peopling of our nations. gives voice to those who now lives in the fear of the shadows of our society so inspired by the life and teachings of st. francis and jesus christ, let us pray as cesar chavez and prayed as he fasted for those who had no voice, those who are most vulnerable in our society. show me the suffering of the most miserable so that i will know my people's plight. free me to pray for others because you are present in every person. help me to take responsibility for my own life so that i can be free at last. grant me the courage, oph yes, -- oh yes, grant me the courage to serve others. give me honesty and patience so that i can work with others. bring forth a

a mood of the season and high expectation and low resources that we [inaudible] in anxiety and jesus christ. maybe we're looking for the wrong reason for the season. maybe there is the struggle of values what matters the most your son being alive and going to church and not a funeral. maybe we have a power that we must unleash. we have the power not to kill each other right now. we have the power not to shoot each other right now. we have the power not to consume drugs right now. we have the power to take our children to school right now. [inaudible] from other programs. we can change this right now. and those that go to school tend to stay and those that stay tend to graduate so to make this really happen we need parents and teachers and ministers and professionals and athletes and politicians pulling a full court press. these are our children. we can savage our children. we know where they are and who they are. we know -- they need targeted jobs and job training. you have to learn math to get the higher paying jobs. anybody can learn both sides of a double jacket album can learn math. say

i come to realize i'm jesus christ and i can do anything i want to! and watch this! bam! and he smashed into the guy right there, pinned him in between the truck! >> reporter: homeless passenger key was in the passenger seat when this all went down. >> the guy went crazy and was trying to pull the guy from underneath the car and the truck. and he tried to move the car. >> if he started driving that car around again, there would have been a lot of bodies around here. >> he kept saying he's jesus kriet and he's going to save -- christ and he's going to save all of us, and he used the n word, and we need to get them out. >> reporter: he went to the hospital for surgery for nonlife-sleng -- threatening injuries. >> he runs up and grabs one of them. like a guy that big could snap a woman's neck like a pencil stick. so i just ran up behind him with a hatchet, smash, smash, smash! >> reporter: and that's what tanya said saved her life. and key, the homeless hitchhiker, didn't care the suspect was more than 6 feet tall. >> she was in danger. he just finished what looked like at t

just before our program, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints issued this statement. we believe boy scouts of america has acted wisely in delaying a vote. we cautious others not to speculate about our position or assume that individualing outside the scouting movement speak for the church. they say that the church has not launched a campaign to prevent a policy change. the church doesn't support a change at least to the boy scout's policy. "outfront" tonight, a reporter for buzz feed, a practicing mormon. john, a former eagle scout who says he's been excommunicated from the mormon church because he is openly gay and want everyone to know we have asked for a representative from the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. they have declined our invitation to appear on the program. thanks to you for taking the time. ochbl a really important issue. what are your sources telling you about the role the church played in getting the boy scouts to delay this decision? >> you saw in that statement, the church's pr people are getting their paychecks today. they're trying to

and that person is jesus christ. and so that is one of the messages that is part of this new evangelicalization. >> george, let me ask you. is there going to be any changes in church dogma? i already hear liberals and lefties on the tv media talking about this that and the other thing. expect any changes? things like female priests. things like the church's attitudes towards the pro life movement. things of freedom of religion. >> we cardinals, larry, know that the growing part of the catholic church around the world is the church that -- to deconstruct that. catholic light has no future. so this is all rather silly. we're not going to see changes in the catholic doctrine because that doesn't change. the question is how does the next pope and the bishops he appoints and the priests they ordain and all the people of the church live this new -- have called us to. >> cathy, february 28th is the conclave. who's your favorite right now? give me a pick. >> i have no picks, but it's interesting. every single cardinal in the

i call on jesus christ my lord who will be my judge. and there's michael angelo in front of you.e my judge that i'm voting for the man that i feel under god should be pope. the man that i feel god wants to be pope. so it becomes a discernment. you don't pick your buddy. you don't pick somebody that's going to move to you a better place or give you a lot of axillaries. by your oath, you pick the man you think god wants to lead his church in the next how many years. that's the real thing that you go -- and i can talk about that because that's in the document that we all have to do, the public document. but when you go inside and do it, we did it t more than once but every time you do it it, you see that same thing. lord, am i doing the right thing? have i picked the right man? is this what you want me to do? maybe if we had more of that in our lives, we'd have a better opportunity to serve god's people. >> let me ask you a serious question. you say pick the right man. do you think there's any chance that one day they'll pick women to be priests at least? >> i -- i sort of have to g

and also this is what we find in the heart of jesus christ, to be one. the church to be one. >> reporter: and what bible verse encourages the new pope when he faces difficulties and dispair? he says it is 1 corinthians 13: 8. >> love never ends or fails. everything must be based on love. it is between two friends. my ministry, my serving. the church in every field must be based on love. why? because god is love. >> reporter: he desires prayer for egypt as christians stand on the promises of the book of isaiah, 19. >> this chapter, le bless my people, egypt. >> george: bless my people, egypt. great get, gary. what didn't the pope answer your question about shari'a law in the constitution? >> because he is smart. he is very careful about what he says. traditionally, the popes have not wanted to be political. they strictly dealt with spiritual matters and that is safe. because in egypt, if you say something that offends people, they accuse you of blasphemy and throw you in jail. >> george: do you get a sense from the images that we saw on the anniversary, t

. >> once again jesus christ knocks at our door. >> reporter: the 85-year-old is stepping down because he says he no longer has the physical or mental strength to lead. spectators say he was better than they expected. >> he was really happy and just lovely to see that. he was always smiling. >> i thought it was a very special day, very moving. >> reporter: the vatican announced today the conclave to elect a new pope will begin in mid march. the college of cardinals will choose the exact date when they gather here in rome. here in st. peter's square, the future of the church is the hot topic. the pope was 78 when he was elected and many catholics believe the next pope should be younger. >> i'm of course looking for a younger pope who can relate with the younger generations. >> the next pope i would like to see maybe a little more open to some new ideas. >> reporter: mope benedict is the first pope to -- pope benedict is the first pope to resign in 600 years. the vatican says all objects connected to his ministry will be destroyed, including his papal ring which he used to seal official

he claimed he was jesus christ, made racist comments, and then smashed into the back of a utility truck injuring the pg&e worker who is african-american. the driver then went on the attack, beating up a woman who then tried to help the pg&e worker. then it was the hitchhiker to the rescue. >> these two women are trying to help him. she runs up and grabs one of them. a guy that big could snap a woman's neck like a pencil stick. so i ran up behind with hatchet, smash, smash, smash. >> whoa. >> neither was seriously hurt. the suspect is in custody and the hitchhiker is an internet sensation. you can see his entire recap of what happened on our website, cbssf.com. just click on the story. >> i read hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. i didn't read that chapter. >> you didn't read that chapter called smash? >> guy will have his own reality show soon. >> it's been so dry around here we have camels in concord, think they're home now! [ laughter ] it's not that dry. >>> but it has been very dry outside. another dry day today testing out those beautiful bay lights on the western span of the bay bri

[woman screams] [rock music] - i love jesus christ, i love football. i love singing, and i love motivating crowds, and i love to [bleep]. and so just to be here with all those things that i love, i'm living my dream every day. four years sober and just doing it every day. well, gosh, i love the internet. - ha ha. good at bizness. >> february 4, 2013. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. former chancellor of washington d.c. public school system michelle rhee is going to be joining us here. stay in school. don't drop out and get high and come to a taping of the show. and ask the host, what's is your script, man? what's on there? ( cheers and applause ) is it the letter g? we have fun here. listen. let's begin tonight with last night. a sporting event know encapsulates the entire tee of what it means to be an american. an event know begins with an emotional salute to the vi

. >>> jesus christ superstar. from reality tv pioneer to remaking the oldest stories ever told. tonight, the man who brought us "survivor" talks about taking on the bible with his wife who was touched by an angel. >>> extreme airport rage caught on tape. the viral video raising the question, has travel outrage reached a boiling point? >> keep it right >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with cynthia mcfadden. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us. tonight, the divisive case setting the internet ablaze, pitting a popular college football star against a classmate who says he rained her. for the first time, the quarterback took the stand to tell his side of a high profile he said, she said story, but will it save him from prison? here's abc's lindsay davis. >> reporter: jordan johnson, the former star quarterback at the university of montana, is accused of raining a former acquaintance. it's being called a classic case of he said, she said. he says he had consensual sex. she says it was rape. the case has divided the university and surrounding college town in western m

george: up next, she has taken on 11 countries in 11 months in a race to preach the gospel of jesus christ> george: so imagine quitting your nine to five job, you leave everything you own behind, and you embark on a nearly year-long mission trip. 11 countries in 11 months. >> wendy: wow, sounds neat. it is known as the world race. and i recently sat down with one young woman who decided to embark on this adventure of a lifetime. ♪ >> and these cultures that we're going to, people don't care what you look like or what you smell like. they care about the message that you have. >> reporter: 28-year-old emily wright of virginia beach left her job, her apartment, and her family to take the world race challenge. that means over the next 11 months, emily will visit 11 countries for about 30 days each. >> you know, i'm excited just to be a part of something bigger than myself. >> reporter: her adventure began helping orphans in mozambique. and from there she goes to south africa, india, nepal, thailand, cambodia, vietnam, malaysia, mal dova, and will end her race in nigeria. emily and her team wil

speak of evangelism in the new testament, we're speaking about the good news of god's love in jesus christfeet, and let us call ourselves together for worship and celebration. technically, what happens with the music in our service is, it begins with a prelude, and from that point on, music is almost analogous to the old steam engine. it starts rather slow, but as it builds up speed, it increases its energy. we call our service of worship, a service of celebration and jubilation, primarily because of the good news. when you hear good news, you are celebrative. but i also recognize that on any sunday gathered in the pews of this sanctuary are persons who have not had a great deal to celebrate during the week. and so music serves not only as a rallying point, but it also serves as a therapeutic means. (man) this music has one message. you've got to feel something. you leave here, you should feel better than when you came in the door. tom dorsey was the godfather, if you will, of gospel music. who was he? the blues musician, jazz musician, playing in the honky tonks and all that. and then one

a community of brothers and sisters within the body of jesus christ that unites us all. it allows us to touch with our hands the strength of his truth and of his love. and at a time where everybody talks of his decline, we can see that the church is alive today. over the last few months, i perceived that my strength was declining and i have asked god with assistance in my prayers to enlighten with his light to allow me to make the best decision, not for my own good but the good of the church. i took the step. in the faull awareness of its gravity and novelty. but very sincere in spirit, loving the church also means have the courage to make divot choices, hard choices, bear in mind the good of the church and not oneself. please allow me to go back to the 2005 -- the gravity of the decision was also in the fact that starting from that moment, i was committed forever to the lord. and taking on peter's minister. no longer has any privacy, those who do belong to everybody, to the whole church, and the person's life, so to speak, no longer has a private dimension. i could expe

course, like saul on the way to damascus, was radically changed when she became introduced to jesus christnd his church, and after that she became an apostle. >> reporter: day already has her own stained glass window in the church where she was baptized. her image has been made into icons. but some in the catholic worker movement are leery of the push for sainthood. >> the fact that dorothy day had an abortion, to say, well, now she's going to be labeled the right-to-life saint -- to m these diminish this beauful spirit that was larger than any one particular part. >> i don't want her to be the saint who had an abortion. i want her to be the mother of one and the grandmother. you know, that's who she was. >> reporter: joanne kennedy is managing editor of "the catholic worker." >> you can't know dorothy day and not know about her pacifism and her commitment to the works of mercy, although that gets a little more play. but her pacifism gets almost none. >> the thing that primarily drew me to "the catholic worker" initially was that there was a catholic entity that was seriously, but seriousl

there is always a need for the good news of jesus christ. >> reporter: professor pennington said the resignation establishes a future president that -- a new precedent that future popes would follow and wonders if he would step down the end of his life and that precedent was set. brian. >> and the edge on maryland now. a 14-year-old boy charged with killing his baby sitter. the boy's behind bars held without bond and admits he beat the seven-month-old before smothering her inside the family's apartment on lockwood drive in silver spring. the children's mother discovered the baby early on friday morning and called 911. the police say the teen was also caring for a three-year- old at the time of the baby's death, and the children's mother works the overnight shift. >> police went door-to-door in capitol heights and alerting home owners about a hope, a woman murdered in the area over the weekend and the 71-year-old was found dead in her home on saturday. the police hope the flyer will lead to arrest in the murder investigation. >> the news edge on d.c. tonight where a taxi cab slammed i

whatever that good news means to you -- the good news of god, the good news of jesus christ -- gospel that good news through the lyrics, through the hymns, through the feeling that you get when you sing. >> ♪ i sing because i'm happy >> i want to join gospel for teens because i think it's a great experience for children who want to be able to put their dreams out there. >> but for too many teens, those dreams are getting harder to reach. budget cuts are eliminating music programs in many schools across the country. >> for those lucky enough to pass these auditions, they'll spend the coming months learning not just how to sing gospel, but how to feel it. >> this is not, you know [chuckling] "american idol." this is not "x factor." this is none of that. just come up here, and you just express your talent. >> 19-year-old elijah is both one of the judges and the musical director. he knows how these kids feel because he was once a student here himself. >> gospel for teens is a family, you know? we've been here running for about seven years now, and for each program and each semester that c

i am just praising the lord or jesus christ or lord and savior that he touched the hearts and souls of people to understand and read and see that ronald was innocent. >> reporter: now cameras were not allowed in the courtroom during the hearing today so these are photos of ronald before he was wrongly convicted. these are provided to us by a group called the innocence project at santa clara university. who about 4 years ago looked at his case and says he was innocent. ross was convicted in 2006 for a shooting in oakland but the victim back then picked ross out of a photo line up but now says he never believed ross was the shooter and he was pressured by police and feared the real gunman would come after him. several years later he will be set free this afternoon and in court this afternoon ross was crying when the judge says congratulations mr. ross and good luck to you. he even got a hug from his mother. >> i feel great. i feel great. lord knows i feel great. i feel like hollarring, but i might go to jail if i be hollarring. i am so excited i don't know what to do. i have never feel l

. >> even jesus christ made a strategic retreat once. >> reporter: what do they hope to see in the next leader? >> someone focused on christ and bringing the church to a deeper relationship with jesus and with deeper love of people and god. >> reporter: as for speculation, pope benedict's successor might come from outside europe. perhaps the first from africa or latin america. >> i think it's exciting to see what comes especially for the youth. hopefully they pick somebody that is a little bit younger. >> reporter: perhaps cardinal worrell is listening. he will be one of ten american cardinals to be part of the conclave of 118 who gather to select the pope's successor sometime after february 28. live in northeast, jim rosenfield, news 4, back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> jury selection will go into a second day tomorrow for a suspected serial killer who shot fear into prince george's county. jason scott is his name accused in the murders of delores and ebony dewitt. their bodies were found in a trunk of a burning car in largo back in 2009. potential jury members are not being told that s