>>> coming up -- kim lawton reports on religious reaction to this week's supreme court decision in the hobby lobby case. and we discuss wider implications of the ruling. >>> plus, bob faw on veteran television news correspondent phil jones' battle with cancer. thanks to a selfless stem cell donor, he is now in remission. >>> also, bahais observe the martyrdom of the bab, marking the 1850 execution of one of the founders of their faith. >> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to the founders' interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. religious groups are deeply divided over the supreme court's controversial ruling monday in the so-called "hobby lobby case." in a 5-4 decision, the justices said despite a requirement in the affordable care act, s

♪ >>> coming up -- as muslims prepare to celebrate the end of ramadan fasting, kim lawton looks at onef the fastest growing segments of islam in america -- latino converts. >>> and judy valente on the music and messages of quaker singer-songwriter carrie newcomer. ♪ >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. amid tragedy and suffering in so many places around the world, people of faith had an intense week of prayer and activism. at the vatican, pope francis highlighted the middle east, iraq and ukraine and led prayers for peace and reconciliation everywhere. religious groups continued to raise concerns about the conflict between israel and the palestinians. christian, muslim and some jewish groups issued new statements decrying the large number of palestinian civilians killed and urging israel to lift its longstanding blockade against gaza. many other jewish groups and some christians maintained their solidarity with israel and accused hamas of using civilians as human shields. they also condemned anti-semitic attacks tied to anti-israel protests in europe. faith-ba

he said but it does tell us we can't respond in what he said was "anger and disgust." >> kim lawton, many thanks. >>> in other news, pope francis caused a stir when he was quoted in an italian newspaper as saying that 2% of all catholic priests are pedophiles. francis said the figure may even include bishops and cardinals. that would come out to about 8,000 priests worldwide. the vatican said the interview should not be taken as the pope's exact words because his answers were not recorded, but it did say the article "captures the spirit of the conversation." >>> meanwhile, a growing sex abuse scandal here in the u.s. in an affidavit filed this week, the former chancellor of the catholic archdiocese of st. paul and minneapolis accused archbishop john nienstedt and other church officials of covering up sex crimes by clergy. the archdiocese has been rocked by a series of allegations of abuse and sexual misconduct. >>> in an historic first, the church of england voted to allow women to become bishops. two years ago the measure was narrowly defeated, but this time it passed with an overwh

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all the cars were parked along 28th avenue between moraga and lawton streets.ne car was actually stolen.the the car was found later in the day. police say they'll add extra patrols to the area. >>: the big thing is to catch these guys. >>:five people say that things were stolen from their cars - including i-pod and a gps device. police say this was unusual since many of the cars did not have anything of value that was visible. >>:daly city police are looking for two women suspected in a home invasion robbery that left a man injured. the women are identified as augustine herrera. and leilani king. the robbery happened at a home on santa ana avenue july 9th. a man suffered a head injury in the incident. police believed the women might be staying in san francisco's sunnydale neighborhood or bayview district. >>:the cal state university system is cutting its enrollment by half this fall. because of a the los angeles time reports that the new budget can only accommodate 99-hundred additional students -- meaning about 10- thousand would be turned away. meantime - the

lawton who had these women's clubs was the vice president. and charles ward fill hour's wife -- fillmore's wife, marie, was a secretary. his daughter was also in the 15th women's auxiliary. what did they do? they helped families of the men with finances but with supplies, with food. they helped the men -- you wouldn't believe what the men in the regiment didn't have. we would think that this would be offered, issued by the military. it wasn't, you know? toothbrushes, combs, etc., all these things the women's auxiliary provided. but something else too. the silent protest march of 1917. >> i was going to -- >> right. and the women were very important in the organization. we always hear about dubois and a. philip randolph and oswald garrison -- >> that's right. >> but the women were very important, were front and center in this march. but also made statements about what they wanted and, basically, they were demanding that if this war is to make the world safe for democracy, then we have to be beneficiaries of this, you know, new democracy in ame

all the cars were parked along 28th avenue between moraga and lawton streets. james>>:one car was actually stolen.the owner had left keys inside. the car was found later in the day. police say they'll add extra patrols to the area. bel james>>: if you still person walking down the street or looking in that is suspicious activity. james>>: belongings were stolen from their cars - including i- pod police say this was unusual not have anything of value that j. >>:the cal state university enrollment by half this fall. because of a revised budget. the los angeles time reports that the new budget can only accommodate 99-hundred students -- meaning about 10-thousand would be turned james>>:meantime - the number of new students from other states and countries is up 20-percent this fall. james>>:a mistake could potentially jeopardize money for tens of thousands of students awarded a pell grant or other financial aid this coming school year. the mistake stems from a change in an online application form. the system ignored. j. >>:so students who don't financial aid -- rec

cathrine>>:all of the cars were parked along 28th avenue between moraga and lawton streets.ine>>:one car was actually stolen. cathrine>>: cathrine>>: cathrine>>:the acting captain of taraval station says they incidents. >>: if they seize a person walking down the street and a big coal or driving slowly by that is suspicious activity. if we can catch one of these guys we can catch more. cathrine>>:five victims reported having items stolen.including an ipod and a gps device. cathrine>>:police say the event was unusual because 10 of the cars were broken into despite having nothing of cathrine>>:in san jose.a group of community service officers will now be responding to cathrine>>:it's an attempt to free up more time for regular officers to deal with emergencies and other priority situations.. cathrine>>:the new officers will not have the authority to make cathrine>>:but they can deal with things like missing persons.burglaries.and cathrine>>:training for 25 officers cathrine>>:the san jose police officer association say it would rather see full time cathrine>>:in san jose.a u-s