. >> reporter: mark christian. abc 23. >>> folk tell the boss you're going to be late today.s, that's an excuse. a legitimate excuse at work. >> following a bunch of developing stories on this friday may 29. >>> a barrage of bullets explode in delaware county overnight. one is dead, three injured. >> police are trying to identify a man whose body was stuffed in a suitcase. >>> all new this morning how police used this video help them identify a blait tant violator. >> gets you so matt when you see

republican candidate mark rubio is saying that it's threatening christian's ability to practice the faith. >> we're the argument. today we have reached that if you do not support same sex, you're a hater. so what is the next step when they go after the individuals? the next step is to argue the teachings and the catholic church is hate speech. it's a real and present danger. >> it's interesting to see how this plays. >>> graham is on the way to the middle east to meet today. the south carolina republican is going to come this monday. meanwhile paul is responding to the criticisms of him in a new interview other than with joe. >> lindsey graham would say that isis exists because of people like ran paul. >> i would say it's exactly the opposite. isis exists because of the hawks and our party who gave arms and most of those were snatched up by isis. they wanted to bomb and make isis's job easier. >> you can catch that later on morning joe. it's going to be a good one. >>> if walker gets into the 2016 race, she going to compete in every primary state but florida. he is saying that he would le

perfect celebration of saint hood for two palestinian nuns, humble offer of prayer to mark an historic moment for christiansnd palestinians. in the land of jesus christ and the virgin mary and beginnings of christianity, the two nuns, are the first palestinian saints in modern times. >> as christians a sign of hope, a light in the, in the tunnel, dark tunnel where we are living now especially in the middle east with all of the events with all of the violence. we are celebrating the lives of two saints who worked humbly for everyone and who proved to be true followers of jesus christ. >> reporter: one born in jerusalem in the 140s to a devout christian family. she became a nun dedicated to quiet servitude. in bethlehem she said she received visions from virgin mary to start sisters of the rosary. her hard work, devotion led to the rosary sisters convent, here, her home, dedicated to the convent to spread education and culture. >> sometimes god creates from this weak people something great. >> reporter: her can norization comes one year after pope francis visited the holy land. one of his first trips skreover

of sainthood for two palestinian nuns, a humble and devout offering of prayer to mark an historic moment for christianslestinians. in the land of jesus christ and the virgin mary, the land of the beginnings of christianity, the two nuns are the first two palestinian saints in modern times. >> this is a sign of hope, this is a light in the dark tunnel where we are living especially now in the middle east with all the events, with all the violence, we are celebrating the lives of two saints who worked humbly for everyone and who proved to be true followers of jesus christ. >> reporter: marie was born in jerusalem in the 1840s to a devout christian family and became a nun, dedicating herself to a life of quiet servitude. in bethlehem she began to receive visions of the virgin mary telling her to start a new congregation for arab girls called sisters of the rosary. her hard work, her devotion led to the rosary sisters convent you see here. it was the home donated to the convent to spread education and culture. >> sometimes god creates from these weak people something great. >> reporter: her canonization co

. >>> and christian walker, the son of legendary football player her ng his mark her shall walker, iseaving his mark on the field. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >> well, good morning, everyone! this is a live look out at san jose, levi stadium. and of course the airport out there. it's monday! we're feeling it this morning, may 4th! [ laughter ] >> some so much more than others. >> yeah! >> i'm frank! good morning! >> good morning, everybody. you feel more than some others? >> i was in vegas. it was fun. road trip. 24 hours. >> bike trip. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody. no matter what you did this past weekend, this is what you can expect. we have plenty of cloud cover for the coast through the bay through our inland areas. numbers are in the 40s and 50s. and later today, we'll have clearing to the beaches with highs in the 50s and 60s, even a few 70s. the full fo

kpix 5's christian hartnett is there to show us the aftermath. >> reporter: there's so many tire marks here. it pretty much darkened the intersection. the marks dominate the asphalt in the intersection. whole portion of the road was dedicated to donuts and spinouts last night, something bay area law enforcement has been trying to crackdown on. [ screeching tires ] >> reporter: video footage shows a wild friday night sideshow in action under interstate 880 in oakland. [ screeching tires ] >> reporter: tires squeal as cars perform donuts dangerously close to dozens of onlookers sending a haze of smoke from burnt rubber over the intersection. some even stand in the middle of the action to film the stunt as drivers swing their cars around. oakland police and chp have vowed in the past to crackdown on these illegal sideshows. but as you can see in the video, the sideshow went on for quite a while with no interruption from law enforcement. today, opd said they never received reports of this sideshow. >> no word from chp on this either. >> reporter: at this point, no injuries reported from th

. >>> and christian walker the son of legendary football player her shall walker, is telling us how he's leaving his markthe "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and in the news, a baby thrown off a bridge into the water the mother jumps in herself. what they are saying about the suspected murder suicide attempt. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. today police in texas kill two gunmen who open fire on secure i officer outside cartoon depiction of cartoon muhammad. >> coming off what's been such beautiful weekend. we will just keep those hits coming for you here, essentially there is entire week is just above average with warmth. generally keeping sunshine out there, few little hiccups come along with that, and

christian message. a lot of don't think jeb bush's conservative. it's as something mike huckabee could add to his speech. mark: in iowa, in south carolina jeb bush needs to show people not just that he is conservative and his user informed by faith, but that he has a personal narrative that they will find compelling. his conversion to catholicism how fate has been a huge part of his life is what he needs to break through on. if he wants to overcome the family narrative. john: live coverage starts at 10:00 tomorrow morning with jeb bush and then a full day of speeches in south carolina. speaking of jeb bush fundraising has dwarfed his republican rival. hillary clinton got in on that action this week as she started schmoozing potential donors to her super pac. the differences -- hillary has to be more careful about asking for china or miss checks. -- ginormous checks. between jeb bush and hillary who is in the better positioned to be the fundraising kingpin or queen pin? mark: she is already raising hard dollars for her own campaign. jeb bush is keep raising super pac money. if you think this race will come dow

marks the place where a roman temple once stood. the city's first bishop, st. denis, holds his head in his hands. when christianityrts here, the pagan romans beheaded him. but according to legend, denis just picked up his head and kept on going. inspired by this miracle, christianity flourished, and the temple was replaced by a church. imagine the faith of the people who built this, breaking ground in 1163 on a building which wouldn't be finished for 200 years. gothic architects incorporated the latest technology, flying buttresses, to support the heavy rooftop. its ghoulish gargoyles multitask. they serve as fancy rain spouts and scare away the evil spirits. the church is dedicated to "our lady," or notre dame. mary cradles the baby jesus. the rose window provides a majestic halo. the virgin mary was highly revered throughout the middle ages. the faithful petitioned her in times of trouble for both comfort and, through her intervention, god's mercy. as worshippers headed for mass, they'd walk under a relief of judgment day. christ sits on his throne, the trumpet sounds, all are judged -- peasants, knights, nobles

mark lemont hill and ben ferguson. guys of course jeb bush wants the conservative christian vote.y university. >> huge. >> it's a huge deal. michele bachmann was there, ted cruz was there, mitt romney went there before he ran. you can name almost every republican presidential contender being invited to speak there, but then you have this recent cnn poll that shows that americans would rather have a candidate who says religious views have no place in government over one who believed that religious views ought to drive policy. interesting, 56% to 42% there. ben, to you first. are republicans, say a jeb bush who is seen as more moderate in jeopardy at all if more americans decide that they don't want to hear about religion from their candidate? >> no because usually, especially during a primary republican voters conservative voters definitely want someone that has a moral compass that is based really on their religion and we've seen that. and ultimately not everyone that's polled votes in an election. so from that perspective, i think jeb bush is being very smart here. he's taking a

christian conservative message. a lot of conservatives in the party don't think he's a conservative. he thank could be something mike huckabee could have in his speech. markin new hampshire these themes are not necessarily as big a deal, although they are for some voters. certainly in iowa and south carolina. jeb bush needs to show people, not just that he's conservative and not just that his views are informed by faith, but that he's got a personal narrative that they will find compelling. his conversion to catholicism, how faith has been a big part of his life, is something he's going to have to breakthrough on if he's going to overcome the narrative of being son of, brother of. john: totally agree. live coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. with jeb first delivering and then a full day of speeches in south carolina. all on bloombergpolitics.com. speaking of jeb, whose superpac fundraising has been dwarfing that of his republican rivals, hillary clinton on the other side of the aisle got in on that act this week as she started shmoozing potential don'ters to her main superpac. the difference is that, as an announced candidate, hillary has to be more careful abo

christian nuns. oren liebermann has the women's stories. ♪ >> reporter: it is the perfect celebration of sainthood for two palestinian nuns, a humble markingprayer to mark an historic moment for palestinians and cristians. in the land of jesus christ and virgin mary, maria baouardy and mary alphonse saiine ghattas ar saints. >> this is a hope in the dark tunnel where we're living, especially with all the events, all the violence, we are celebrating the lives of two saints who worked humbly for everyone and who proved to be true followers of jesus christ. >> reporter: maria ghattas became a nun, dedicated her life to quiet serve tud. in bethlehem, she said she began to see visions of the virgin mary telling her to start a new congregation for arab girls. the heart or rosary led to the convent you see here, it was ghattas' home donated to spread culture. >> sometimes, god create from this weak people something great. >> reporter: her canonization comes one year after pope francis visited the holy land, one of his first trips overseas as pontiff. his visit became the other reason to celebrate a triumph for the christian community the same as

christian adam, and also, escalating tension in middle east between a increase belowly provocative iran. and the u.s. u.s. navy announcing it is escorting american ships as they transit the straight of hormuz. mark meadows and president of foundation for defense of democracies, cliffer may they will join us to assess likelihood of a direct confrontation between u.s. and iran. huge political problem for hillary clinton. new revelations she broke her pledge to disclose foreign donations to the clinton foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. can her political ambitions survive this worsening scandal? we begin in baltimore a police document obtained by washington post details claims from a prisoner who was in police transport van with freddie gray, he claims he heard gray banging his head against the walls of the van he believed that gray was intentionally trying to injury himself today baltimore police announce they have turned over their investigative findings to the state attorney's office. reverend al sharpton in a confrontation today. with fox news reporter leland i have thely vitter.askingquestions. >> what do you have to say to the businesses that were looted because of your order

christian oar were kayaking off cape cod when a great white attacked. they made this 911 call from the water. >> was there a seal? >> no, no. there's something in the water. >> reporter: those bite marks a reminder that we share the water with some powerful predators. kendis gibson, abc news, los angeles. >>> to georgia tonight, and a new development in that cheating scandal. teachers and school administrators sentenced to prison. well, this evening, the three with the stiffest penalties, seven years behind bars, their sentences reduced by more than half, down to three years now in an unusual move. the judge taking action on his own. >>> now, to chicago, and the big night for the nfl, draft day. 32 teams tonight selecting the best players ss in college football. but all eyes on florida state quarterback, jameis winston, the the coveted star, despite his history of legal problems. abc's linsey davis with the images tonight the player hopes to leave behind. >> reporter: tonight, jameis winston's arm strength and agility on the gridiron won out over his controversial moves off the field. winston, the all-american heisman trophy-wink quarterback can add 2015 number one draft pick to his l

christian de la fuente. daniel arenas. david zepeda. jorge salinas. mark tacher. premios juventud, vota ya.egorÍas estÁ fortÍsima. buenísima. karla: yo no sÉ por quién votar. william: cuando termine el programa estarÉ con todo el equipo de producciÓn de premios juventud en vivo, revelando nominados. karla: willy quiero un hijo como tÚ que me enseÑÓ todo lo de la tecnologÍa. alan: yo ya tengo un hijo como Él, ven dame un abrazo. (risas) william: ya saben, a las 11 a.m., 10 centro, nos pueden encontrar en premios juventud. ya llegaron los marcianos? alejandro: mira, un periscope! johnny: llamen a william para que nos explique! francisca: tenemos que comprar una nave mÁs grande. alejandro: vamos a mÉxico, con nuestro jaime maussan y reveladoras evidencias que le dan la vuelta al mundo, quÉdense con nosotros, no se muevan. johnny: no me lo pierdo, y en los deportes, el este y el oeste empatan la pelea en el tÍtulo por la competencia de la nba, y en el fÚtbol espaÑol huelga en la liga, justo cuando faltan tres partidos para terminar la temporada. fransica: y en nuestra serie, conoceremos a la ma

christian fell. the number of noon christ where is -- >>> i just want to point out real quickly the colors you and i are wearing turquoise a very special thing to mark turquoise. >> turquoise take over. and sal had a great suggestion. sharks fans. pull out your sharks gear. perfect. >> all right. time is 5:49. we are fallowing developments. coming up at 6:00. >>> good morning we are looking at the east bay commute and traffic is going to be okay. >> there will be plenty of sun today it just won't be very warm. it is roaring for some on the breeze here. especially out at sfo. we'll get an update on that. on his quest, jack ventured far and wide. through dust, fog and rain. until he smelled something legendary. garlic herb butter. jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>> welcome back. it is are 5:42. we have new developments in nepal. the country has been hit by another major earthquake. the 7.3 quake hit in a remote area. at least 42 people have been killed by this. nearly a thousand others injured.

christian faith. sometimes past is prologue. the clinton administration opposed the international act. he ended up -- i marked of the bill.e ended up signing it but now we find under this administration the post of ambassador at large was idle left vacant for half of his presidency. we have a very good man in that position, trying to make up i think for lost time. but it was a revelation of priorities that we did not have a person sitting in that very important position. approximately seven months ago legislation passed totally bipartisan, to establish a special envoy for religious minorities in the middle east and south central asia. no secret the administration didn't want it. but he did sign it. the president did sign it into law when passed in a bipartisan way. but now for seven months nobody has been selected to take that position. that person should have the ear of the president and could shuttle back and forth and assess what's go on on the ground with clarity and to speak out boldly. nobody has that position. i find that appalling. you might want to comment on that as well. finally, let me ask you the faith of the

christian right. i choose the right." nb says "let benghazi go. it is nothing there to see." markn dover, delaware p review are on. -- mark you are on "washington journal." mark: i'm calling about rand paul's filibuster about the patriot act. when he stood up and spoke, in my head it was an historical moment of the united states. this is the second time he has held the senate to its rules of actual debate and he has tried to make it so that they can actually talk about things, foe one -- for one. number two the nsa is collecting bulk data of all american citizens. if they were collecting data on one citizen, that one citizen would have an issue and everybody would be pissed off. because they are spying on one citizen. because they are spying on one's -- on everybody, who cares? everybody can have their information. there are clear guidelines and the rule of law on what a warrant is. before the start an investigation they are supposed to have a warrant to get evidence. they are doing everything backwards now. they are going and getting the information and trying to find the evidenc

christian faith. you know i'd point out that sometimes passes prologue, the clinton administration opposed the international religious freedom act of 1998. i know it because i held all the hearings. marked up the bill. he ended up signing it but then now, we find under this administration, the post of ambassador at large was left vacant for half of this presidency. we have a very good man in that position now. a rabbi trying to make up for lost time, i think. but it was a revelation of pryor priorityies that we didn't have a person sitting in that important position. approximately seven months ago, legislation passed, totally bipartisan bipartisan, to establish a special envoy for religious minorities in the middle east and south central asia. it was no secret the administration didn't want it. but he did sign it. the president did sign it into law when passed in a bipartisan way. now for seven months, nobody has been selected to take that position. that person should have the ear of the president and could shuttle back and forth and assess what's going on in the ground with clarity and to speak out boldly. nobody has that position. i find that appalling. you might want to comment on th