the empty tomb, christian tradition, and also what we claim to be so jesus is with us now, manifestations of healings, same as jesus used to do. also to realize the passion of the event where we have such joy and strength and ability to commiserate because we have this joyful sustenance inside. let your passions live. get curious and go for it. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us on this special easter themed presentation about the resurrection of jesus christ. storm damage has shut down two popular parks in marin county. we're live this morning with more on the rain's aftermath.. plus - >>> storm damage shut down two popular parks in may republicans. we are live with more on the rain's aftermath. >> easing emission standards for cars and trucks. what new rules may mean for california. >> politics and personal information. we look at what facebook was mining, selling, giving out about user data. good morning. >> rain caused some problems in the bay area this weekend. flooding shut down part of the great highway in san francisco. public works department says south bound lanes closest to the ocean are cl

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some of us might have come on different ships, but we are all on the same boat right now. if jesus told us, blessed are the peacemakers, than what do we have to, and wall builders? we need many more blessed makers of peace. i stand before you as an unapologetic muslim child of martin. mohammedd prophet stood in the same prophetic tradition of love and the liberation, as they met with jesus of nazareth, and brother martin, and brother malcolm. for martin, to server-side connection between races and and economic exploitation of the and here at home, warmongering abroad, are not just a political manifesto. it is a work of love. is hollow for us to speak of peace as merely the absence of war. we have got to dig deeper into a piece that is rooted -- a peace rooted in love and justice. i am who i am because my mom and my dad loved me. -- and their love has gone into my bones and i have taken that love and put it into my babies. i know what i want for my own babies, food in their bellies, a roof over their head, and dignity in their bones. we know other folks left their babies just as much as i love my own. this is what i mean by piece as an act of

some of us might have come on different ships, but we are all on the same boat right now. it is as jesus told us, blessed are the peacemakers, than what do we have tors, the hate twitters, and wall builders? we need many more blessed makers of peace. i stand before you as an unapologetic muslim child of martin. my beloved prophet mohammed stands in the same prophetic tradition of love and the liberation as amos, as jesus of nazareth, as brother martin, and brother malcolm. four martin, the connection between races and and economic exploitation of the poor here at home, and warmongering abroad, are not just a political manifesto. it is a work of love. it is hollow for us to speak of peace as merely the absence of war. we have got to dig deeper into a peace rooted in love and justice. that is all we are talking about here. i am who i am because my mom and my dad loved me. their love has gone into my bones and i have taken that love and put it into my babies. i know what i want for my own babies, food in their bellies, a roof over their head, and dignity in their bones. we know other folks left their -- love their babies just as much as i love my own.

jesus in the setting. >> absolutely even if those names were not used and how is that and how do you feel about that? >> mm-hmm. >> in fact, one of these situations we went to the buddhist group, the khoir director was actually a member of the group -- choir director was actually a member of the group so it was interesting to experience a ritual the choir direct was a part of. >> wonderful. you did a plural i. sunday. >> summer, we don't just do one day. it is sponsored by progressive chris yant.org. >> okay. >> it comes around every year, it will be coming up in may, i believe, yes. but we decide to do a whole summer for the 12 weeks. we had a different speaker each sunday come and share something about their tradition on a particular topic like gender one summer, environment one summer, politics one summer. so they would come and then afterwards, the congregation members would have a -- a sheet that they could fill out while they were there or later or just something to help them reflect on. what did you hear about this that was like your own experience, your own belief. what was not. those same sorts of questions. always about coming back. >> yeah. >> we

purpose of jesus his life and preaching is that god is close to us especially when we feel that he's absent. dimension just says it was on the film for. so in the angst of posts innocent of years do not have the final word that is the mystery behind across court. people have been trying to understand this mystery for two thousand years cameron bigelow meyers contribution is a cross made of cloth like those in which jesus is crucified body was wrapped william start of justice team of the clouds flow to me yet we the folds and the directions in which they're pointing are like the rays of light clothes don't normally fall like this if it was three but you can sense the body between them as if the body was still there but it isn't there as you did that can the same way the cross also isn't there anymore only the clothes are there to signify the person humanity the cross resurrection god's oversteer. thank you for. the book. the book. the book on the boat. a strength in numbers and collective intelligence and small arms of sticklebacks always manage to punish. a single one on its own can't do that quite so stephen if such capabilities. researchers have found a decisive in an. oral tra

reclaim redemption from those who would use it to prop up white nationalism and bigotry to fail to do so is to reject the life and witness the resurrected jesusorship today. this tweet -- this article garnering thousands of responses as people were very upset that they tweeted it out on one of the holiest days. paul tweets, they've gone off the deep end and i'm not religious and i find this ridiculous. this was an opinion but people didn't like the day that it was tweeted. heather: some people trying to stir controversy over sister gene, loyola chicago left early? carley: received criticism on twitter because she did leave the game a few minutes early and then they wound up losing that game, people thought that she was being a sore support but she absolutely was not, sister jean went to the tunnel to greet the team as they exited the floor, come on, she did not leave the game, she left post watching the game to take up her post to hug the guys as they left the floor which she does at the every game win or lose. she was just there to support the team and people thought that she was doing something bad, come on. heather: she's been the greatest

jesus christ. there's only one jefferson bible where he would use the french, greek, english and would do a cut and paste from gospel. the original at smithsonian institute. in 1904, the government print house started toprint what we know as the jefferson bible. from 1904 up to 1950, every freshman senator and congressman would receive a copy of this imprint here, one of the 1904 editions. as we travel along throughout the impact of the bible in america, you'll see the transition in our tapestry, leaving from 1700s, and come out to another very important event in american history which is the history of abolitionism. the story here, we have again artifacts that complement the tapestry itself. in the center we have the emblem of the newspaper that was produced by welcome lloyd garrison, known as the liberator. and william lloyd garrison's newspaper which we have an example of here was so controversial that the south had put a bounty on him for $5,000 if you would kill him. then of course we also have harriet beatrice stow, author of uncle tom's cabin. an interesting fact what she said, she didn't write it but she took dictation. and here, we have a top ee of first edition of uncle tom's cabin, as well

doing to serve people and to send a message of hope. # we love you, jesus. we love you, lord. when you sing, and you sing along with people, you find a connection because usedur people are responding to the songs. i always look at it as they ministered to you as you minister to them. i love live productions and live recordings. we love you, lord. we love you, lord. we love you, lord. a reminder of our top story: bells have been tolling in cities across the united states, marking the moment, fifty years ago, that the civil rights leader martin luther king, was gunned down by a white supremacist. they rang out 39 times — one for each of dr king's years. the main commemorative event took place at the motel in the city of memphis, tennessee, where the murder took place. prominent african—american leaders addressed the crowds. jesse jackson, who was there at the time, said the pain was still raw. more on that and more on the website. thanks for watching. wednesday brought a real mix of weather across the country. thursday is looking completely different. it's going to be quite a chilly start. frosty start for some of us, but the weather is looking great. a lot o

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 usre 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 talking as if it is 1950. we have to talk about things that matter. today we talked about the killings that took place in orlando. i think that since that is a news item as is the more inferior you have to bring these in. what is going on with mr. putin oh and all of the trouble spots in the world. these are all things people worry about. and north korea.we can -- can'

and want us to understand that life sometimes i truly believe that god will not put you in anything he can bring you out of. and this when i prayed. as my mom said. jesus. i need you jesus. do you hear me jesus. i need your best and i wrote this. and the moment i shook his hand i have no doubt that jesus have sent me his best in every prayer that i can possibly send up. because not only. they had worked and got over people. read the work that they do. one day i will be asking that. that's pretty much my book. tell me that you didn't enjoy this book. he will gladly refund your money. [applause]. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] so i want people to read about the details of what happens in the there are couple things i thought we could talk about. we talk a lot about in the book about the moment you are arrested. the moment when you are charged with capital murder. i know you believe that at some point this was all going to get resolved what was the moment when you actually realize a way to minute they can actually convict me for something i did it do? >> when the detective was on the way they told me that it was good convict me. he smirked a little bit and he said numbe

maybe they do use it to communicate, but it does not mean a male is not a net -- it does not mean email is not a huge benefit. david: there you have it, bitcoin jesuslf. [laughter] roger: i have never met -- jesus,i have never met but i that one day we will meet our creator. [laughter] one down, one more to go. zuckerberg's first session in congress. what came of the five-hour meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ let's get more now on one of the day's top stories. facebook's mark zuckerberg making his first visit to capitol hill. talking about this five-hour marathon and grilling he took. key takeaways for you? basically he went out and earned his lights. he put on a suit, sat in front of 45 senators and offered the right answers. we got a photograph of his notes. it was a solid delivery. we certainly saw the response and facebook shares, which rose on his testimony. he is stilloned, smack in the middle of a two-day testimony. he has another day to go, but so far it looks like he has done what was needed for facebook. we will come back with more once we get the second part of his testimony. david: absolutely. thank you so much. to one bloomberg televisi

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 jesusist was raised from the dead, like we believe he is, that it means that he is who he said he is, the son of god. the apostle paul said that by his resurrection he was proven to be the son of god. that means everything he said about heaven, hell and salvation are true and it means that his promise we shall be raised again from the dead is also true. that's great hope for everybody. arthel: and we leave it on a positive note. pastor jeffers, happy easter ifo you and your family. >> thank you. eric: happy easter. it's going to be exciting later on tonight. got to keep your eyes on the sky because a defuncts space station is going to reenter the atmosphere and crash into earth. when and where, nobody knows that. we'll break down the most likely sphwhair yoscenarios of where tg could hit. eric: well it sounds like a science fiction movie, the defuncts space station could fall out of the sky at me moment. could hit pretty much anywhere but the problem is they don't know exactly precisely whe

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jesus if that setting? >> absolutely, even if perhaps those names were not used, how is that? how do you feel about that? yes. one of these situation wes went to the buddhist group, the choir director of the congregation was a member of that group. it was interesting to have them go and participate in the ritual that their own choir director was part of. >> wonderful. >> it was. >> you did pleurism summer. what was that? >> pluralism summer, sunday is sponsored by progressive christianity.org. this comes around every year, it will be coming up soon in may, i believe. we decided to do a whole summer for 12 weeks, we had a different speaker each sunday come and share something about their tradita particular topic like gender, one summer, environment one summer, politics, one summer. they would come and then afterwards, the congregation members would have a -- they could fill out while they were there or later or something to help them reflect on what did you hear about this that was like your own experience or belief. the same sorts of questions. it's always about coming back. we call it passing over and coming back. passing over in to another t

jesus christ, thank you that we can be in this moment. thank you for what you have given to us, shared with us and inspired us to do.yes to those who need our help. to theot close our ears cries of calling forth for justice. god, maybe not close our hands to those who need us the most. take us from this place but not from your presence. this is our prayer as we leave. thank god and amen. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span was in memphis, tennessee earlier this week for coverage of events commemorating the 50th anniversary of martin luther king junior's assassination on april 4, 1968. all day today and again tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, american history tv showing highlights of our coverage. we will continue with events from memphis after this. sunday on 1968: america in turmoil, liberal politics. as we look back to lbj's great society and liberal activists redefining the role of the federal government and challenging traditional values. our guests are kathleen kennedy townsend, rfk's daughter and former

wisdom that jesus makes available for us, in proverbs 2 and 6 -- host: because we are talking about the secretary of state, could you directed thoughts to that? caller: that is what i'm doingi realize most people do not even know, but with god puts in their heart is to the degree that we are in him, otherwise he leaves the understanding of knowledge [indiscernible] available [indiscernible] host: to the point of -- host: so to the point of secretary of state position? caller: the reason we have problems, what god puts in our hearts, they are holding on to whatever they see and how they line up with the word of our laws. host: let's go to jeff in north carolina, democrat's line. caller: i am a republican, not a democrat. host: sorry about that. caller: mike pompeo is the best man for the job. he embodies the attitude of good americans who decide that the iranians have always wanted to destroy israel, and they have lied to the united states repeatedly. said, playingeo with iran is only a foolish game. if they do not obey our wishes, then, yes, we could destroy their nuclear capabilities, which obama did everything he could to enforce iranian strength. ying them the billions