lutheran pastor who has been touring finland's churches with a metal mask for more than ten years he discovered heavy metal rock at the age of seventy two him deep purple and black sabbath were almost a spiritual awakening. his love for god came much later pick a lane and brought them together in his metal mass. of course god loves head of my soul i'm sure actually it depends how we do it so because we have a strong word of god and we do it for god not for us so that's why. god loves us i think so. mostly. congregations can book pastor band as long as they're not worried about the plaster shaking off the walls a cd of the hymns even made it into finland's top ten the musicians work on other projects too. but the metal masses pose a special challenge as singer says in a car he explains. yeah it's not a geek per se that you're doing and it's not a performance actually. come to think of it a lot you know how to present and present the song it's very important to people that come here it's very personal to people. and has held about one hundred fifty metal masses all around finland since

. >> lutheran pastor -- this lutheran pastor has been touring the church for seven years. hehe discovered heavy-metal rock at the age of seven. to him, deep purple and black sabbath were almost a spiritual awakening. his love for god came much later. >> of course god loves heavy-metal, i'm sure. it depends how we do it. because we have a strong love of god and we do it for god, not for us that is why god loves us, i think so. >> congregations can book his band as long as they are not learning about the plaster shaking off the walls. a song even made it into finland's top 10. the band keeps the lyrics and melodies intact so the faithful can sing along stop he has held about 150 metal masses all around finland since 2006. >> we have all of these hymns here. the lyrics are really strong. they need metal music. that is why it sounds wonderful together. >> the metal mass has provoked hardly any criticism in finland. metal can even have a therapeutic effect. >> one guy planned to commit suicide in the evening. he came to metal mass. he liked it so much, he didn't do it. it was 1

mark's lutheran church, today our special guest is laura monani, the program director of the healing justice program of the american friends committee and tell us of the work you are doing specifically. >> we work on a wide variety of prison issues but the ones i thought we would focus on today are the death penalty in solitary confinement. it is a really important moment now on the death penalty because of the decision the new governor, gavin newsom made, to give people a reprieve currently on death row. there are 737 people on death row, 23 are women. his decision is a moratorium that it does not end it. it just says i cannot do this. i was really moved by his taking that stance as it is very personal. and to me it is very faith related. when you are the person who is responsible for signing a death warrant it is a different thing than any of the rest of us usually face. as of his reasons for saying this is wrong and not taking us in the direction that we need to go i thought were excellent and it puts the issue back on the pages to think about because we've had a moratorium in eff

mark's has two services, the lutheran church at 9 am and 11 am. we have a lot of festive music at st. mark's. a huge pipe organ, special music at 10:30. so lots to hear and to listen to along with a wonderful hymns of hallelujah. throughout easter and the season of new life. so we thank you for showing us where new life is and can be in the prison system.>> in the california. >> thank you for your good work and further committee is doing. >> thank you for mosaic. >> i want to say a special word of thanks to my cohost the reverend ron, our late producer, reverend hugh burrows, blessings to you during this easter season. u his i hope you go out and worship and we will see you next time, have a xt wonderful day. wond this is kpix 5 news. >>> now, this morning an eyewitness account of the terrifying moment a woman gets caught in a moving train. >>> get a dui if you drive high. they are cracking down on stoned drivers this 4/20 making. >>> aloft professor believes democrats could make a case around the issue of fitness for office. we sit down with you

lutheran pastor k.k. lennon has been touring finland's churches with the metal mass for over ten years he discovered heavy metal rock at the age of seven to him deep purple and black sabbath were almost a spiritual awakening. his love for god came much later take a lane and brought them together in his metal mouse. of course god well i was having my so i i'm sure actually it depends how we do it because we have a strong word of god and we do it for god not for us so that's why. god loves us i think so. congregations can but pastor take a line inspanned as long as they're not worried about the plaster shaking off the walls a cd of the hymns even made it into finland's top ten and. the band keeps the hymns literates and melodies intact so the faithful can sing along as usual. and has held about one hundred fifty metal masses all around finland since two thousand and six like. we have all only hear from the hymn book a range in metal lyrics are very strong they meet metal music they really need it so that's

you're very much going to assure the growing menace the not going to respect the will be raised lutheran you know well this is going to raise of another really important issue so i couldn't talk to doctors and my constituency at the university hospital raised the issue regarding the pension scheme. for doctors and control. the consequences and dr fraternally. so as was their prime minister's questions beginning just after midday . a lot of bragg's that to come but some other business is being dealt with at the moment while we wait for the break that related news we will check in with our correspondents following developments today why don't you bring us up to date with where prime minister theresa may is with regards to trying to find a deal. well i mean just seeing the start of promises questions it's almost difficult to imagine that there is anything other than going on in the house of parliament but of course it is for now at least business as usual just to remind you where we are the big question right now is whether corbin talks can essentially save bricks it's treason may made an a

homosexuals are on satan side if someone isn't safe inside it's natural to ask what is their right to lutheran father riddick and the priests in his order to come across as having a disrespectful attitude when it comes to gay culture but it's actually the listeners that are outraged you get listeners calling in incensed by this so-called homo culture and it's often the fathers that event trying to tone down the statements. some of the output has sparked so much control see the journalist martin college has written a play about ready america and the potentially dangerous impact it could be having on some of the station's most avid listeners as well as on polish society and culture more generally its title. is a play on words of a traditional polish christmas carol god is ball has become enemy and sport. rather maria's most important symbol for building an identity you searching for an enemy that can be blamed for all misfortune. for the roots it is not. roger maria's leader he's the face of the operation today might even describe him as a trademark has become so powerful that no one in the roma

. >> reporter: the new management by lutheran services turned things around with increased funding, more college-educated teachers, better curriculum, and tighter oversight with annual reviews. >> 90% of our children are ready to enter kindergarten. they are ready to sit down with that rich child and that wealthy child that were able to get all these other resources. >> reporter: with improvements like this, helping nearly a million children nationwide, the federal budget increased this year by $900 million. still, one study found 60% of children in poverty are not getting head start, and child advocates say they should. >> there are many studies that will show that head start children are more likely to graduate from high school. they are more likely to be employed. >> reporter: single mom lamika carlyle takes two buses to make sure her 3-year-old gets to class every day. >> a day missed is a lesson missed. >> reporter: head start has made a difference for both of them. >> they actually helped me and encouraged me to go back to school. i got my g.e.d. worth the investment giving some of

also includes a hebrew school, also right next to it, there is a an or though orthodon church and lutherant to remind everyone, this is a developing situation. so far, police are telling residents to just stay away from the area and with situations like this, they don't want people spreading misinformation which could cause panic in the neighborhood. eric. eric: marianne, thanks so much. arthel. arthel: marianne and eric, we have a phoner now with steve rogers, a retired detective of the nuttily, new jersey police department, former member of fbi joint terrorism task force. listen, steve, thank you for joining us. we don't know exactly what the motive here was, this lone -- one lone gunman is what the authorities are confirming, that they believe it was one person who committed these shootings and these now potentially fatal shooting as the mayor of poway, steve voss is saying there has been one fatality. he is calling this -- the mayor of poway is calling this a, quote, hate crime. so based on the few details that we have that we've been able to report at this time, what is it that you're

lutheran pastor. has been touring finland's churches with the metal mass for over ten years he discovered heavy metal rock at the age of seven to him deep purple and black sabbath were almost a spiritual awakening. his love for god came much later take a lane and brought them together in his metal mouse. of course god loves head of my soul i'm sure actually it depends how we do it so because we have a strong word of god and we do it for god not for us so that's why. god loves us i think so. congregations can book pastor take a line and spammed as long as they're not worried about the plaster shaking off the walls a cd of the hymns even made it into finland's top ten and. the band keeps the hymns lyrics and melodies intact so the faithful can sing along as usual. take a line and has held about one hundred fifty metal masses all around finland since two thousand and six. we have all only hear from the hymn book all right jean metal lyrics are very strong faith meet metal music they really need it so tha

paul's lutheran church located at eddy and goff streets.he roof caved in much like notre dame's today and it was never rebuilt. and in 1962 san francisco's st. mary's turned into a blackened ruin. the building had survived the earthquake and fire of 1906. "world news tonight" with david muir will have much more on the notre dame fire. that's at 5:30 right after this newscast. >>> also making news today, law enforcement says they will crack down on sideshows after one in oakland over the weekend led to a carjacking, looting, and a burning ac transit bus. it happened at 42nd and international, the same intersection that had a sideshow last weekend. leslie brinkley is at police headquarters in oakland. leslie? >> well, you know, we often talk about chaos in the news. chaos is the word we use. last night there was chaos on the streets of oakland. you had 100 cars, a thousand people, some of them firing guns and starting fires. this is video from a deputy running into a sideshow at 42nd avenue and international boulevard in east oakland. >> we'v

homosexuals are on satan side if someone isn't saved themselves it's natural to ask what is their right to lutheran father riddick and the priests in his order do come across as having a disrespectful attitude when it comes to gay culture but it's actually the listeners that are outraged you get listeners calling in incensed by this so-called homo culture and it's often the fathers that are then trying to tone down the statements. some of the output has sparked so much control see the journalist martin college has written a play about ready america and the potentially dangerous impact it could be having on some of the station's most avid listeners as well as on polish society and culture more generally its title. is a play on words of a traditional polish christmas carol god is ball has become enemy and sport. roger maria's most important symbol for building an identity you searching for an enemy that can be blamed for all misfortune. for the roots it is not just roger maria's leader he's the face of the operation today might even describe him as a trademark has become so powerful that no one in th

guy (on radio): the lutherans brought their banana bread, but fred nordquist had no appetite. he was thinking about his pair of new boots. it's been 10 years, after all, and as he told mrs. nordquist, it would take two years to get comfortable with the new boots. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! yeah! yeah! oh, yeah! let's do it! let's do it! let's do it! all right, let's do it, let's make a show! i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is the mayor of south bend, indiana, and you've probably seen him on the campaign trail, pete buttigieg is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) yes, i am so excited. we're going to talk to him about everything -- reparations, mike pence, what it's like to be one of only 600 democrats running for president. so exciting! ( laughter ) but before that, we've got to catch up on the news and today, my friends, there is a lot of news. i'll be hones

. >> we have catholics, methodists, lutherans, everybody coming together. that heaven will look. there won't be a block section the white section the yellow section, we will all be together. >> >>> in rome pope francis observed good friday today with the way of the cross procession around the answer coliseum. it was also marked a the surface is one of only several each year where the pope does not give a sermon. on sunday the pope was celebrate easter mass in st. peter's square. >>> san francisco is gearing up for the annual 4/20 celebration. it has grown since legalization. is a marijuana industry changes the way people get their products is too. >>> 4/20 is hours away and the annual celebration of all things cannabis. and golden gate park talkers fill the air around hippie hill with clouds of smoke and at the apothecary him they are expecting big crowds. >> tomorrow's 4/20 will be the busiest day we've ever had. it's on the weekend and fully legal in the state of california. we are expecting a lot of people to turn out. >> stuff says the cannabis industry

.>> we have the catholic the the lutherans.g together. >> reporter: those who said they liked outdoor setting and enjoyed the with people from other churches throughout the area. this man was visiting family he had just got in from atlanta when they took him here. >> i just found out we were coming here 45 minutes ago.>> reporter: the 60 said his favorite part was the music. six-year-old. >> some people say it is unfortunate different communities don't come together more often. that is what holidays are expected to do. unite people.>> that is the way heaven is going to look. it won't have a black section and the white section and the yellow section. we will all be together the way god intended. >> >> reporter: >>> a great day for that event. temperatures on a comfortable side. in the bay area for today we cooled off a little bit. some fairly warm not numbers inland. get ready for a drop off near saturday. for comparison the biggest change look at san francisco yesterday. enjoying the 70s. 76 degrees today. today only 63. some a

, well, the federal government gets huge grants to catholic relief services, catholic charities, lutheran organizations and others. but this is costing huge money to the american taxpayer. our hearts and thoughts go out to your community as you deal with this, mayor. we are going to continue to spread the word. this is an emergency. thank you so much for joining us tonight. 1100 miles east along the border in texas, the crisis is also turning dyer. republican state lawmakers calling on congress to act with all means necessary. come back from vacation, provide funding to address the situation as hundreds of illegals flood the border there every day. joining me now, texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. dan, congressman castro by the way is saying that washington should basically bought out. >> it's clear that we need stronger leadership in the state to stand up when the president or anyone else in washington tries to mess with texas. >> laura: undressing you basically there. >> let me tell you what, the texas senate passed a resolution a few weeks ago calling a crisis, calling it an emerg

the gigs took place in lutheran churches. minister started taking outsider groups in the church was protected. you cannot have uniforms into churches. the whole illegal punk circuit and listen churches. even so, the government was so obsessive breaking enough that they would have informants inside the churches. one of the bands that went to prison for two years was tried based on lyrics that were overheard by an informant inside a church where they had protection and could speak to abu terms. >> in this text -- this is a long quote. it says today it often seems her impulse to moralizing market marches and civil rights heroes looking to the past is often the memes understanding the present. rather memorialization stands in the loo of burden of figuring out our time. in the context, the 2010 civil rights music at the white house. you say that you're not calling for a revival but in the ways of being that appeared in the traditions continue to matter as well as the features of black. my question is about, is it possible to pinpo

process stands that attend baptist and lutheran churches, but fellowship is a big one in a state where everything is big. they have nine campuses and attracted 25,000 people a week with a broadcast reach to millions on line and service in grapevine is for all of his members to see. that means thousands of people get up and get out of bed and get dress and go to church to watch tv. i have 1100 youtube followers. jealous? i have to see how this works. i asked them to take me to the holy command center. >> this is the control room. >> is it like a bible verse? >> i'm going to turn you guys over to pastor derek. >> a preacher's kid, he grew up under the shadow of his father in houston. after playing hoops at florida state and cutting his teeth in smaller churches around texts on, he founded fellowship church and figured out a new way of doing church. >> the message is that god is pro sex. >> it received push back and ed is not in the business of being traditional. he's not only a pastor, but a brand. he has written 15 "new york times" bestsellers and owns casual fishing clothes. his networ

. >> reporter: the new management by lutheran services turned things around with increased funding, moreollege educated teachers, better curriculum, and tighter oversight with annual reviews. >> 90% of our children are ready to enter kindergarten. they're ready to sit down with that rich child and that wealthy child that were able to get all these other resources. >> reporter: with improvements like this, the federal budget increased this year by $900 million. still one study found 60% of children in positivity are not getting headstart. child advocates say they should. >> there are many studies that will show headstart children are more likely to graduate from high school. they are more likely to be employed. >> reporter: this single mom takes two buses to make sure her 3-year-old gets to class every day. >> a day missed is a lesson missed. >> reporter: headstart has made a difference pr for both of the >> they encouraged me to go back to school. >> reporter: a federal program worth the investment, giving some of america's most vulnerable children a chance for a better life. rehema elli

was not martin lutheran extremist, here i stand, i cannot do otherwise, so help me god. and john bunyan, i will stay in jail to the end of my days before i make a butchery of my conscience. and abraham lincoln, this nation cannot survive half slave and half free. and thomas jefferson, we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. so the question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists we will be. will we be extremists for hate or for love? will we be extremists for the preservation of injustice or for the extension of justice? in that dramatic scene on calvary's hill three men were crucified. we must never forget that all three were crucified for the same crime, the crime of extremism. two were extremists for immorality and thus fell below their environment. the other, jesus christ, was an extremist for love, truth and goodness and thereby rose above his environment. perhaps the south, the nation and the world are in dire need of creative extremists. i yield to the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: i had hoped that th

. >> we had the catholic, baptist, the lutherans. we had everybody coming together. that's the way that harsh is going to look. it's not going to have a black section and a black section and yellow section and a red section. we're all going to be together and intended for it to be. >> some of the worshippers said that they wish that other groups could come together more often besides over the holidays. >>> the governor is reflecting upon his first 100 days in office. >> i have spent time with trump in paradise and came down to southern california to malibu with the president. i don't want everyday to wake up in a i fistfight. >> you do not want to miss this. the satellite interview with the governor, his thoughts on the president and the resent trips. >>> a toddler fell from a second story fire escape. that's coming up. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nesp

we were involved in the school system, senate lutherans, and i had a lot of discrimination directed towarde and my family while living in a neighborhood that had been, i guess, in years previously predominantly white. we did have a few black people who moved in, including my family. but i was not the kind of person who went there with any pre notions. i tried to accept and treat people the way i wanted to be treated, but i was treated pretty badly, and this is something that america is going to have to truly wake up to, how you treat us in your thehborhood, remove progression, like anyone else, selma,n i returned to and i cannot give the full detail about the situation, but cited simply because i did not want to continue to be used as as if i were a subservient person. they told me i had to babysit them, and i was a professional person. it was strange to me, although that with some of my down time at home, i did not intend to be the person that they had always thought black people from the alabama or the black people to be toward them. so i went through a lot of problems. and we need to re

lutherans gave them well pair benefits. make them welcome at minnesota.omise i hoped to get never delivered. stuart: wants a victim. turning herself is and her people into a victim. >> this is what she tweeted this morning. remember when george bush stood on rubble pile with megaphone inspired america. this the people, the people who knocked those buildings down will hear all of us soon. president george w. bush. was bush downplaying terrorist attack? what if he was a muslim, emoji face. stuart: what? >> she he used word people in reference to inspiring a nation to go kill the people who just murdered three thousand of our citizens, well, there would be some double standard if he was a muslim. turns out it was muslims who brought those towers down. that doesn't make every muslim a terrorist. we all understand that distinction. we went got them, fought them, killed them. stuart: terrorists brought them down. >> muslim terrorists. stuart: islamic terrorists did. >> correct. stuart: okay. >> not every muslim is terrorist. that is easy thing to know. stuart:

i don't think any of us had quite realized. , a reverends, man he was the lutheran minister out theren the littleton area. he was the great thinker that all of the other ministers, he was sort of the wisemen. , a reallyan's funeral great guy. a couple of months out, when i went to talk about it, he said he didn't want to talk about it yet. right now, this situation, everybody here in littleton trying to understand it, it is like one of those christmas globes that you shake up and the snow settles down. you can't see anything at first when you shake it up. then, it settles down. what is really there becomes clear. six months out, we will be able to start seeing what is going on here. month later, i came back to see him and he said ok. we sat down and talked. he guided me quite a bit, ever since. understand -- nobody did at that time, but even 10 years out -- i spent 10 years on the columbine book, and then i had to do media like this. i thought i was done again, but , i still didn't see the whole impact. i didn't realize i would become, the go to mass shooter guy that gets called after

[laughter] pete: it's my baptist merged with my lutheran -- jedediah: i'm going to test you on the catholicw that pete is a caveman. you've seen the geico commercials, he's going to film one of those -- he loves meat, and jed is about the healthiest eater we know. jedediah: yeah. ed: buy or sell on some of jed's favorite treats. jedediah: yeah, i don't want to scare you, but i brought you fresh celery juice, you have got ice cream with almond milk, my version of a cheese doodle, it's going to be fun for you, pete. pete: i had bacon, sausage and eggs. ed: covered all the major food groups. a lot of news to get to. obviously, the fallout from the mueller report, the 2020 democrats struggling. we want more investigations, we want impeachment, what are we going to do, they're divided. "the new york times" suddenly finding out there was a dirty dossier that had russian misinformation, that's a shock. jedediah: two years later. pete: but first, on this easter, a tough fox news alert. churches under attack on the holy day. at least 38 people are dead after a series of explosions target churcheses