a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself. but who was his brother james? very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> can you imagine if someone said my brother is the son of god? >> james really is the forgotten man.

. >>> jesus christ. he changed the course of world history. yet the most famous man ever to live left no physical trace. or did he? more than a thousand years pass and a cloth appears in europe. on its surface, the image of a man showing the same traumas jesus endured during his crucifixion. the shroud of turin. >> is this the real burial shroud of jesus or a fake? >> it could be likened to a detective story. a scientific detective story. >> the possibility that a piece of archaeology could prove to us that jesus christ was crucified, buried and raised from the dead. this is the most significant moment in human history. ♪ ♪ >> turin, northern italy. in a specially built chapel in the city's cathedral lies the most famous religious relic in the world, the shroud of turin. the cloth that many believe wrapped the body of jesus of nazareth nearly 2,000 years ago. protected by bulletproof glass, the 14-foot rectangular cloth is so precious and so valuable, it's rarely seen by the public. the last time that the turin shroud was displayed was in 2010

according to christian history, 300 years after the crucifixion of christ, helena, the empress of rome, discovers the actual cross jesuse cross is found, people become interested in having a piece of the wood itself. because of its direct connection to the body of christ. >> legend says helena divides the cross into pieces. >> i imagine when helena broke up the cross, it was such a desire for her to take it with her. to be able to share this tangible representation of her savior, of her lord. ♪ ♪ >> sometime later, pieces of the true cross start appearing throughout the roman empire. >> our first evidence that fragments of the cross are being spread around the mediterranean is from the late 340s and 350s when we learn that people have taken pieces of the true cross over to the north african seaboard. >> if the tradition is correct, then that would only have been 20 years or so since its first finding that shows that physical particles of the true cross actually did spread out from jerusalem very, very early on. >> there must have been the discovery of wood by helena or someone for this trade in relics to have really bo

according to christian history, 300 years after the crucifixion of christ, helena, the empress of rome, discovers the actual cross jesusment that the cross is found, people become interested in having a piece of the wood itself. because of its direct connection to the body of christ. >> legend says helena divides the cross into pieces. >> i imagine when helena broke up the cross, it was such a desire for her to take it with her. to be able to share this tangible representation of her savior, of her lord. ♪ >> sometime later, pieces of the true cross start appearing throughout the roman empire. >> our first evidence that fragments of the cross are being spread around the mediterranean is from the late 340s and 350s when we learn that people have taken pieces of the true cross over to the north african seaboard. >> if the tradition is correct, then that would only have been 20 years or so since its first finding that shows that physical particles of the true cross actually did spread out from jerusalem very, very early on. >> there must have been the discovery of wood by helena or someone for this trade in relics to have

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not that we exchange the teaching of jesus christ for the teachings of the current age. jesus, god game -- became man and that is the teaching. >> and many feel differently. leaving the american catholic church struggled to keep the flog engaged as it failed to adapt to modern lifestyles. in a poll 64% say the church should allow priests to marry and 73% said they should sanction birth control. >> and polls are very important so we know where people stand, but the catholic church is not a church whose teaching depends on polls. only one constituent that matters that is jesus christ. if what the people ask for is that the churching more faithful to jesus christ i am all enthusiastic about it. if >> 47 parishes closed and chaput works to close the archdiocese deficit. for many communities it is hard-breaking. >> everybody that i talk to is it either angry with me because we closed their parish. mergers take place. people don't go to place anymore. and they want their parishes a place that people move into rather than another one. >> are you confident there is not one priest

a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself. but who was his brother james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> can you imagine if someone said my brother is the son of god? >> james really is the forgotten man. >> embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother james? >>> fall 2002. the royal ontario museum opens its doors to ha may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology. a limestone burial box known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus". >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennium threshold. we'd already had the y2k bug, the pope's millennial visit to the holy land, and this seemed to be another one of those millennial happenings. >> it's claimed that this box, measuring 10 inches by 20 is no less than the burial casket of james, the brother of jesus christ. >> ossuary is so important, not just

a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself. but who was his brother james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter -- >> can you imagine if your brother said, i'm the son of god? >> -- to leader. >> james really is the forgotten man. >> embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother james? ♪ ♪ >>> fall 2002. the royal ontario museum opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology. a limestone burial box known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus." >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennium threshold. we'd already had the y2k bug, we'd had the pope's millennial visits to the holy land. and this seemed to be another one of those millennial happenings. >> it's claimed that this box, measuring 10 inches by 20 is no less than the burial casket of james, the brother of jesus christ. >> th

. >>> we learn the church of jesus christ wants to weigh in in front of the supreme court on a case. >>> a manhunt is under way after a >>> today, friends and family will remember a security guard shot and killed at the census building in suitland maryland. a viewing will be held for him today. his funeral will be held friday in westmoreland county. >>> right now, police in north carolina are searching for the man who shot and killed an employee on at a north carolina college campus. 20-year-old kenneth stancil walk into a building and kill ron lane. he was formerly student at a school and stancil was a printer. >>> can one of the most famous women in the world reintroduce herself to voters in iowa? nbc is there with a live look. >> hillary clinton is trying to get that more personal relationship with voters at the moment. she took a more grassroots approach to this campaign. she's hit the road in a van. clinton drove 1,000 miles from upstate new york to iowa. her campaign stop will be to talk to students at kirkwood community college. voters can ask her about the emails on her serve

christians in our area are already gathering for easter service on this day christians believe jesus christ roast from the dead. cherri gregg from our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 live in society hill at mother bethel ame church where parish in nerves are already in service this morning good morning. >> good morning, nicole, yes the sunrise service began here at mother bethel ame church about 6:00 a.m. and dozens and dozens of parishioners ask you mid this morning. i'm here with reverend mark tyler, the pastor of mother bethel ame church. you told me an interesting fact mark, that this church has been holding easter sunday service for more than 220 years. >> that's correct. our fizzies err sunday service was in 17956789 the first building went up in 1794. we've been having easter services uninterrupted ever since that time. >> ears sunday, resurrection sunday, more than just easter bunnies and chocolate. explain the significance of this which is the most important holiday. >> well the preach fresh our sunrise service just reminded thaws jesus' ultimate overcome err. if you can overc

the holy day commemorates jesus christ's resurrection. hundreds attended services at the cathedral of st. matthew the apostle. >> i've heard this is the most beautiful church, and it's so important on this day to be at a special place to celebrate jesus christ. >> my main thought really is that i'm so grateful to be with family since they have come such a long way to visit me. i feel really grateful to be celebrating such a beautiful holliday with the people that i love and care about. >> the archbishop of washington, cardinal donald wuerl celebrated mass. >>> despite the rain, tens of thousands were there to see the pope. >> reporter: pilgrims from around the world huddled in the rain to celebrate easter mass with pope francis. this american family traveled from germany. >> amazing. this is a truly great religious experience for me. >> reporter: after the service, the pope delivered a somber easter message from the central balcony of st. peter's basil could. he appealed for peace throughout the world, in africa and the middle east, and e

through the power of jesus christ. amen.we are going to close the formal part of you are press conference. none of us are in a hurry to leave. we are glad to entertain that. and i thank you all to come here to cover this important information. god bless you all. [inaudible conversations] >> next, a preview of tuesday's oral argument schedule before the supreme court. eastern here on c-span. neck the preview of the tuesday's supreme court oral argument on same-sex marriage. the court will consider whether the 14th amendment will require the states to license marriages between two people of the same-sex and if the license the out of state marriages must be recognized. paul smith argued lawrence verses technology. and texas sodomy law. this is an hour and 20 minutes. welcome every. i would like to welcome to you the briefing of the marriage equality casing. president of the american constitution society. i want to start by thanking general block for hosting us today. the firm had as come to support and promote lgbt the commit m

where he celebrated the virtues of the work of jesus christ the church of jesus christ, an addressedound the world. i believe, i believe our judeo christian value system is under assault in america like never before. around the world christiansñ being slaughtered. we need our president to be more like david cameron. celebrate virtues of christianity. be less critical. >> thank you for being with me. maybe the president slept through reverend wright's sermons for 20 years maybe had head phones on. i don't know. good to see you. >>> tonight donations poured in for memories pizza. nearly a million dollars. the small business was caught up in the national fire storm over the state's religious freedom bill. they will join us next in a "hannity" exclusive to explain what they're going to do with that money, and whether or not they can reopen and much more. 73% bass pro shops is more than a store. it's a place with the best selection of gear that i need and the customer service i can trust. bass pro shops is the place for incredible savings. like redhead finley river shirts for under $15. b

christ is going to return. i am not surprised by what is happening out here. as a matter of fact i'm excited because we will see jesus. we will continue our walk with christ and continue to make a stand and i am blessed we have all of these folks behind me standing but that's because i am an example that people can change. i lived the trans diet for 17 years. the day i get married i will shout from the not tops. i am so excited. for now the lord has a single. before i die, i will be married and i will show people you can have a nice marriage successful marriage. change is possible. >> we will close the formal part of our press conference. if you have a question, we are glad to entertain. i kid you not call for taking time out of your busy schedules to cover this information. god bless you all. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i was in jail because i refused to reveal the identity of a source of my thigh did not want his identity revealed. in our business, as you know protect sources is the lifeblood of independent journalism and i really felt the people i routinely spoke to who have classified i

with humility and with all we give thanks to the extraordinary sacrifice of jesus christ our savior reflect on the brutal pain he suffered, the scorn that he absorbed, the sins that he bore, his extraordinary gift of salvation that he gave to us. we try as best we can to comprehend what he endured that we might receive god's light. but even as we grapple with the sheer enormity of jesus tossed 's sacrifice, on easter we can't lose sight of the fact that -- the story keeps on going. on sunday comes the glorious resurrection of our savior. good friday they occupied the throne for a day, dr. king once preached but ultimately it must give way to the triumphant beat of the drums of easter. the drums that beat the rhythm of renewal and redemption, goodness and grace, hope and love. easter is our affirmation that there are better days ahead. it is also a reminder that it is on us, the living, to make them so. through god's mercy, peter the apostle said "we are given an inheritance that is undefiled and unfazed kept in heaven for you." it is an inheritance that calls on us to be better, to love mor

it tells a new story of the last days of jesus christ. logue between jesus and judas. >> it is the only known copy of a text originally written in the second century a.d. the actual author of the gospel of judas remains unknown. >> it's not the gospel according to judas. so all the other gospels that we have are always according to one disciple or the other. but this is not necessarily judas' view. this is a text that's about judas. >> the gospel uses the familiar scene of the last supper to paint a very different picture of judas and jesus from that in the bible. >> in the gospels of the new testament, jesus is a mentor. he's gentle to his disciples, shall we say. >> the jesus that we meet in the gospel of judas is a little different from the jesus that we know from the pages of the new testament. he's a much more mysterious character who speaks in riddles that are so difficult to understand that a lot of the time we're left scratching our heads when we read it. >> let the strong one among you bring forth the perfect human. >> but the cha

through the power of jesus christ. amen. we are going to close the formal part of you are press conference. none of us are in a hurry to leave. we are glad to entertain that. and i thank you all to come here to cover this important information. god bless you all. that evening our staff is approximately a thousand team members in the hotel and online banquet that is 700 staff on-site and 2200 bank wet servers and 50 managers that serve as human greeters throughout the building and get everybody to where they need to go. and fairly often in the last couple of years. tell us a little bit it them this. is the 111th dinner that he would be serving and he actually began with a 11 years ago. and in the first night working was for the white house correspondent dinner so we broke him in well. and also we have charmy who is our longest serving team member that served 50 years with the hotel. all 47 dinners. you say there is a process of choosing it. what is it this year? the menu is very unique every year. we are looking to source the

>> jesus christ. man down. >> now, as you might imagine, with all the other stories about police using deadly force out there lately this one is raising questions. we'll bring in our panel shortly, but first, miguel marquez, joining us with all the details behind this just-released video. what do we know about what led up to this? >> the one critical bit that we don't see in the video you just showed was the gunshot that mr. miranda -- this was 36-year-old mario valencia fired off as police were telling him to put down the gun. he fired into the air, not at police but there were other police cruisers coming at it. his crime spree started at you have 45 in tucson. he robbed a 7-eleven about 6:45 in the morning and set fire a church. just after that, he went to a home and broke if and stole that homeowner's car, drove that car to marana just north of the city where he went to a walmart, stole a .30-.30 rifle and ammunition broke the lock off that rifle while an officer from the store was in pursuit, was

she still loved him, but he was asking her to break her commitment to our lord and savior jesus christ. people have to remember, christians have died for our faith in him. we have died for our commitment for the work of god. so the idea that those of us who believe are simply going to roll over because their social pressure, when we know we follow a long line of heroes of the faith, who surrendered everything, including the 158 children who just died not too long ago in kenya. kids really who would not renounce their faith in jesus christ under threat of beheading, under threat of murder. we are so not going to back off because people are upset with us. but we are not upset within. we love them. we pray for them. we will continue to fight the good fight. two with a quick points i want to make. one is i frankly, i am frustrated i this. this idea that homosexuality is like and at analogized to the black civil rights movement. look, first of all i can look around this room, some of you i know but i don't know other than those i know personally, i do note who in here is gay and who's not.

judas narrates jesus christ superstar.t up the difficult task of figuring out who aaron burr is. charlie: but you think more of them. lin-manuel: i do after learning more about him. there are several biographies. gore vidal wrote a historical fiction novel. one of the things i learned, he is an early feminist. his daughter received an education greater than any man of that era. he was close with his wife and daughter. he was on the mission society with alexander hamilton for the abolition of slaves in new york state. there were redeeming characteristics to this guy. i had to find my way to that. every biography is either insanely defensive or vilifies him. charlie: on one hand, aaron burr was cautious, careful. alexander hamilton wanted to charge forward. lin-manuel: alexander hamilton left behind 27 volumes. burr left less than two. the tragedy of the show is, at the moment when burr is reckless and let's go, and hamilton is cautious, one kills the other. thomas: hamilton knew they would be bound forever. that would ensur

christ is going to return. i am not surprised by what is happening out here. as a matter of fact i'm excited because we will see jesus. we will continue our walk with christ and continue to make a stand and i am blessed we have all of these folks behind me standing but that's because i am an example that people can change. i lived the lesbian life for 14 years. the day i get married i will shout from the mountaintops. i am so excited. for now the lord has a single. before i die, i will be married and i will show people you can have a nice marriage, successful marriage. change did not happen overnight. this has been a process. change is possible.

it is believed to be the site where jesus christ was buried. the faithful sang and prayed along the path that jesus walked before the crucifixion. today marks the beginning of the jewish pass over. >>> the co-pilot of the germanwings plane accelerate as the plane plunged towards if french alps. he repeatedly adjusted the auto pilot to speed up the plane. he deliberately locked the pilot out of the cockpit out of the crash. all 150 people on board were killed. >>> the u.s. and the negotiating partners have reached the frame work on iran's nuclear program. president obama is saying it could result in making the u.s. and world safer. however as doug reports congress may see things differently. >> this is going to be the next big hurdle for the white house, convincing congress to lay low over the next few weeks while the final details of this agreement is worked out. no indication that congress is going to play along. iran's foreign minister receives a hero's welcome. he scored a decisive victory. this is not an image that is going to help the white

as pope francis powerfully said their blood confesses jesus christ. the next 20 months are going to be a dangerous time. the next 20 months are going to be like lord of the flies. let me tell you something january 2017 is coming. 20 months from now imagine a commander in chief who stands up with utter clarity and says, we will destroy radical islamic terrorism. imagine a president who stands with our allies whether it is the u.k. or france. we all remember just a few months ago seeing over 40 world leaders walking arm in arm in solidary against france against islamic terrorism and where oh where oh where was the united states of america? you know, if only the terrorists attack the golf course. that might actually get the white house's attention, holy cow! this is serious! imagine a president in 2017 who says we'll stand with our friend and ally the nation of canada and we will finally build the keystone pipeline. instead of a president who boycotts prime minister netanyahu. and the single greatest national security threat facing america today is the t

. >> jesus, christ. man down. >> reporter: did this ever need to happen?my god. >> reporter: new video shows a walmart loss preintention officer telling police officers on the scene the gun this man had just stolen had a safety lock on it and couldn't be fired. >> it's locked. he can't get the lock off. i'm positive. it's locked. >> reporter: 10 seconds later. okay, nevermind. >> reporter: theball mar loss preintention officer wearing short an sandals has his young son along for the ride. police finally yell at the employee back off. minutes earlier, mario valencia, mentally unstable, on a crime spree all morning, is handed a level action rifle by a clerk who told police he seemed normal. you can see him inspect the rifle normally. he then turns his attention to ammunition, telling the clerk don't do anything stupid, give me the ammo. the employee first resists, trying to buy time, but tells police she handed over the ammunition because val network cia was threatening to break the case, and if glass got on the other boxes of ammo, they could not be sold. s

as pope francis powerfully said, their blood confesses jesus christ. [applause] senator cruz: the next 20 months are going to be a dangerous time. the next 20 months are going to be a hobbsean state of nature, going to be like "lord of the flies." january 2017 is coming. [applause] senator cruz: 20 months from now, imagine a commander in chief who stands up with utter clarity and says, we will destroy radical islamic terror. [applause] senator cruz: imagine a president who stands with our allies, whether it is the u.k. or france, and we all remember a few months ago seeing over 40 world leaders walking arm in arm in solidarity with france against radical islamic terrorism, and where oh where oh where was the united states of america? you know, if only the terrorists attacked a golf course. [laughter] senator cruz: that might actually get the white house's attention. holy cow, this is serious! imagine a president in 2017 who says, we will stand with our friend and ally, the nation of canada, and we will finally build the keystone pipeline. [applause] se

they scripted a scene where pilate asks jesus "what is truth" because he's fascinated by jesus christmatic man pilate has met. >> on set, roma downey and mark burnett urged them to come up with a personal interpretation of the role. chung was moved by the opportunity to play mary magdalene. >> at the most p terrifying time for jesus and his followers there was one person who truly believed and then who was a witness. it was a woman. >> actors get a chance to play such important biblile call characters. even fewer get to play perhaps the most sacred role of all. coming up, jesus on the cross. >> i just remember looking around and just getting that weird vision of what he must have looked at. that was so powerful, so moving. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?' and then sprint was like 'so you can spend money on stuff you want'. but, we have all the stuff. we're rich. where are we even going? a basketball game. sports! some people are stupid rich. for the rest of us,

out to receive the pope's blessing, but today his message wasn't just about the resurrection of jesus christ. he also praised the framework of the nuclear agreement with iran. back to you ann and phil. >>> it's been almost five years since the san bruno explosion and this week we may finally learn the punishment for pg&e. the state public utilities commission is set to vote on a record $1.6 billion fine. >> that pipeline explosion killed six people and injured 66 others. since then, pg&e and the state agency that regulated it have been accused of carrying on an all too cozy relationship with you in march, the proposal for the fine was made and the san bruno mayor isn't opposed. >> we believe this penalty sends the right message that profits over safety will no longer be tolerated. >> we believe a penalty is appropriate. >> that is a pg&e spokesperson who wouldn't say if the utility agrees with how high the fine s the proposal would require pg&e shareholders to pay $850. that would go toward gas transmission safety. it requires pg&e to pay a $300 million fine to go into the general fund. the

-- things we agree or disagree about but the thing we all agree that keeps us together is that jesus christon of god died on the cross and he was raised again. that's the celebration today. >> reporter: this was the sunrise service at mount olive in mantua one of the bedrocks 6 philadelphia religious community. at the shore the sun literally roles with worshiper also in ocean city. -- worshipers in ocean city. the sound of this young angel sar nateed this -- certify nateed this serenaded the crowd. in cinnaminson worship he recalls gathered at lake view memorial park at 1:30. back to thenon baptist jesus gave and so should they. >> we are rescuing the ladies off the street and starting a new church in south africa. >>> and the service is about to wrap up right now, you can imagine the parking lot will fill up with a lot of the of people. 15,000 people worship here at one point they brought the services to the liacouras center. one point the doors were locked because they were at capacity. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thanks so much. >>> to the vatican to where a steady rain could

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test. >>> right now celebrations around the world as people mark the resurrection of jesus christ. >>n to our very own national mall. we'll take you live to easter services happening this morning. >> you're going to want to grab a jacket before walking out the door. temperatures starting off a bit chilly, but chuck says there will be relief from the cold. good morning and welcome to "news 4 today." happy easter. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm molette green. good morning on this easter sunday, april 5th. >> that's right. thousands are gathertion on the national mall for sunrise service beginning at 6:30 this

jesus christ man down! he's down he's down! >> unit standoff. standoff. the gun is loaded. unit loaded. stay off! . >> christ! man down man down. >> well with the stories out there lately with all of the details just behind this video. what do we know about this. >> the one critical we don't see in the video. the one gunshot. this is a 36-year-old of valencia fired off as police were telling him to put down the gun. he fired it into the air, not at police. but there were other police cruisers comes -- coming at him. his crime spree started at 6:45 robbing a 7-eleven at 6:45 and set fire to a church after that went to a home and broke in and then stole that homeowner's car and drove that car to marana north of the city and went to a walmart and stole a 30-30 rifle and broke a lock off the rifle while an officer from the store was in pursuit and was walking down what police say was a business park toward a business where 3-to 400 people were working and that is when they had to take action. >> and the police chief spoke out about the incident. what did he say, particularly ab

for christians easter marks the resurrection of jesus christ. here at home christians gathered at christ church in old city, philadelphia for a sunrise service. worshippers prayed together by candlelight. services will continue there throughout the morning. there will also be an egg hunt in the church yard around 10:00. and easter services are underway in center city. jesse gary is live outside the cathedral basilica of st. peter and paul where the first mass began today at 8:00. jesse? >> reporter: rosemary one of the masses is wrapping up just about now. you can probably see some people leaving and others getting ready to go in for the next mass which is going to start at 9:30. now, this is video that we're going to show you from the service at 8:00 sparsely attended archbishop charles chaput will lead the homily for the 7:30 p.m. service on the holiest day of the christian calendar. this year people in our region and visitors from around the world will also have the chance to see and possibly meet the leader of the roman catholic church. this

charles chaput led the mass celebrating the resurrection of jesus christ.unrise services. look at this beautiful morning on ocean city beach. dozens took part in non-denomination service by the sea. >> and services took place at thumbs up service in mantua. early hour did not deter the worship irz who filled every pew. >> and dozens braivdz center city to attend this gathering. it was held by the 10th presbyterian church. >> worshipers attended throughout our area here at the lutheran church of our savior in haddonfield, new jersey. the start of the service was marked by lightning of candle to celebrate the light ofist. in the city overbrook section the pews were full this easter sunday for this service. these worshipers set operated at the african episcopal church of st. the african episcopal church of st. potential as and city spring garden section chosen 300 ministries held a service for the homeless and needy in center city. and after the service participants were treated to a full-course breakfast and at vatican pope francis used easter message to urge

and that would ultimately lead to the pre-millennial post tribulation will return of jesus christ. what their beliefs, and what the priest, was that jesus's return would cleanse the earth in a bloody, horrific apocalypse. he was a compelling leader who is very charismatic and able to articulate their ideas. and what he taught was that they would be the sole representatives of god on earth. as they are moving towards the last days, they would face off against the forces of evil during the tribulation.. so prepare for this, they began stockpiling guns in the texas compound. he also warned that they would face off against the forces of evil, and his forces of evil would often take form to the government -- through the government. many conservative christians throughout the last couple hundred years, believe that in the end days, part of what is going to fuel the tribulation is the rise of an antichrist. so, cresh is just one of many many leaders who would say that the government is going to be the enemy of the true church. as you all know, the atf raid of the compound. there was a bloo

on the christian calendar, easter sunday, of course, and on this day, christians believe that jesus christ rose from the dead. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live in society hill with parishioners at ame church, good morning. >> good morning nicole, and happy easter, i'm standing here outside of mother bethel ame church, where there is currently celebrating this 220th celebration of resurrection sunday, as you mention dozens got up earl interest early to worship during the sunrise service here today. many of them wearing resurrection white they believe today is about much more than painted eggs and chocolate bunnies in fact, they believe. >> sun rides symbolizes the most important day on the christian calendar. >> sunrise symbolizes early morning that we discovered jesus with a no longer in the tomb. so it is a bit of a sacrifice while jesus paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> for children, obviously great day. because they get their easter baskets with candy and everything else. >> begin to reflect that we receive to much whom is given much is required. >> that sunrise serv

. >> jesus christ. down. >> we have exclusive reporting tonight on valencia's actions in those crucial moments leading up to that dramatic encounter with police. miguel marquez has our "outfront" investigation. >> oh! jesus christ. man down. >> reporter: did this ever need to happen? >> oh, my god. >> reporter: new video shows a walmart loss prevention officer telling marano police officers on the scene the gun this man just stolen had a safety lock on it and it couldn't be fired. >> it's locked. he can't get the lock off. >> are you sure? >> i'm positive. it's locked! >> ten seconds later. [ gunshot ] okay never mind. >> the walmart loss prevention officer wearing shorts and sandals listening to the radio has his young son along for the ride. police finally yell at the employee back off. >> where are you going? [ bleep ] you don't have a gun or a vest on. >> minutes later, mario valencia is handed a rifle by a walmart clerk who told police mario seemed normal. he inspected the rifle. he then turns his

. >> jesus christ. man down. marcy: an officer swefshing to hit that robbery suspect was firing a stolen rifle into the air and ignoring calls to surrender. the suspect, mario valencia survived. his attorneys claim he was never ordered to stop and that the officer used excessive force. that officer is back on duty facing no charges. the police chief says he did the right thing to stop a dangerous man. >> this isn't the first time certainly that a vehicle has been used in a deadly force situation. marcy: protesters reacting to the shooting death of unarmed suspect walter scott in south carolina and this -- >> i'm sorry. marcy: a volunteer police officer in tulsa, oklahoma killing unarmed suspect eric harris saying he mistakenly fired his gun instead of his taser and that reserve officer, 73-year-old robert bates who works as an insurance executive is out on bond charged with second-degree manslaughter. marcy gonzalez abc 7 news. jummy: secretary of state john kerry says he's confident the u.s. can reach a nuclear

. >> oh, jesus christ, man down!suspect 36-year-old mario valencia spent several days in the hospital. the driver of the police cruiser, was cleared of criminal wrongdoing by the county prosecutors office, placed on administrative leave for three days following the crash, has since returned to work and is currently under administrative review. can you explain whether the kind of thing we saw in the video, ramming a suspect is something that police are trained to do, told to do as an option in situations with the suspect who's armed and dangerous? >> i think that's a great question, one i've been asked quite a bit over the last day or two. and the fact of the matter is, it's not a technique that's trained, what officers are trained to do is to end a threat that poses deadly -- a deadly threat, and in this particular situation, officers are also trained to use whatever means are at their disposal to be able to do that, and sometimes a vehicle can be used, it's not unprecedented. i would say it's unusual, but it's certa

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. >> that is what jesus christ came to safe. matt: friday marks 100 years since the armenian genocide, the systematic deportation and killing of armenians by ottoman turks. the term genocide is widely used by historians but is rejected by turkey. brian: whatever use -- whatever word is used, the memories remain as a new generation says the past will never be forgotten. reporter: these family photos document a son -- document a century of suffering turmoil and renewal. he was born in iran in 1922. her grandfather did not escape from our media. he was murdered by the ottoman turks in 1950. his story has been with her all her life. >> my grandfather was drafted into the army by the turks. one day he reported for duty and never came back. when my grandmother went to look for him, all she found work parts of his body. his arms severed and his ears. his belly had been stuffed with wool. it was so cruel. reporter: she now lives in the capital of armenia. after many years in iran and the united states. after the genocide began in 1915,

where jesus christ was crucified, buried and resurrected. a reminder, you can always keep up to date on our website aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. just bad for your health, it's a security risk, race raising the chances for conflict, instability. military is adding the concern about water insecurity and climate change for strategies in understanding conflict. the coming water wars "inside story". mousse [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. in recent years more and more armed forces and strategists are thinking about what happens when aqua fers dry up or rains are unreliable, does it make a place more vulnerable to conflict, regional, international or ethnically based. in some places the ability of a place to support a nation is diminished by the water supply. think sudan and other areas. there were ongoing conflict, but when farmers found it impossible to farm, when herdsman had to range further from home to water cattle it ratcheted up tensions there and fanned them into a full-blown armed conflict. the vulnerability