. >> host: by mega-churches? >> guest: mega-churches are easier because there's ardea database at the 1600 or so churches that exist in the country. what i could do was hope for every single one in every website and pull them out of make my own list based on shared rhetoric from the shared touche no connections. they tend a garden thing, and this comic at accredited, honorary doctorates from the same schools. i figure if they look and talk and walk like a prosperity documents case, then i can lump them together on my own. >> host: took the mega-churches become mega-churches because they preach this prosperity gospel? >> guest: it's an excellent question. the relationship between fundraising and a large church had seen to be kind of natural allies in many dances. we will sometimes find a smaller church should take unimpressed dirty theology and so it becomes a prosperity mega church. we shouldn't confuse mega-churches in the prosperity gospel. their 1600 or so mega-churches in the country and only a minority are p

church and prosperity mega church? are they teaching different gospels of? >> megachurches have the reputation for being non-denominational, optimistic, things can get better, media savvy. but for the most part megachurches usually, numbers wise, many if not most belong to the nominations and a typical smoker most megachurches really are just barely getting the threshold of 202500. prosperity mega churches on the other hand, i look for four things. i look for faith, a sense that faith is not just hope or trust but it's actually a spiritual power. it is released by believers. it's that invisible thing that goes out into the universe. so how do you know your faith is working? you look for health and wealth to those with other two markers. there's a lot of pentecostal preacher that will preach health but you're only prosperity churches can preach both. the last is victory. victory is a thing that will put an eagle or a spinning globe in every logo but it's the thing that convinces people that things are just about to get

>> guest: sure, there are mega-churches. there is one prosperity megachurch in the area, world overcomer's i think. there's one from the 1980s. it was kind of an amazing story. one of the few prosperity megachurches that wasn't really urban. it was in a town that had, that the church had more people than the time it was in. they had the kind if jim and tammy fay appeal for they had matching spark lang suits and exciting attitude. >> host: what is the difference between a mega-church and a prosperity megachurch? are they preaching different gospels? >> guest: mega-churches have the reputation for being nondenominational, optimistic, things that can get better media savvy but for the most part mega-churches and numbers wise, many if not most are nondenomination and typically small. most mega-churches are barely hitting that threshold of 2000 to 2500. prosperity megachurches on the other hand, i look for four things. i look for faith, a sense that faith is not just hope or trust. it's actually spiritual power that is released b

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it's easy sometimes to tell where the prosperity mega churches are not.ermont for example, very few. the northeast isn't fertile ground anis infertileground ande mountain west. there are very few prosperity mega churches there i think because of the populations. they put them at the crossroads of major highways and so where we find the open spaces with the major highways and the populations in the sun belt cities those are going to be fabulously fertile ground and also places where people are on the move so places where hispanic immigration is on the rise. i can talk people right now where to plant churches but it's about the population densities in major highways. >> here in north carolina and a mega churches here? >> there is one prosperity mega church in the area, the world of the newcomers -- and this one from the 1980s. it's kind of an amazing story one of the few that wasn't really urban. it was anytown where the church hahas more people than the town was in. they had the kind of sham and a tammy faye appeal where they have the matching suits and th

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>> in 2012, we had one mega-breach. 2013, we had over eight.d is exploding. >> it occurs to me that this sounds like organized crime. >> you look at it and there is organized crime. there aren't nation-state actors and individuals. some are in it for notoriety and summer are in it for intellectual property. they are targeting personal assistance and pr professionals as a way to get access to business executives. >> beginning of target, target is one of your client. they weren't using your software and it detected the breach. they ignored it. what happened? >> i do not want to talk about a specific company. you have to have a layered approach to your security. network, gateway, how you use information. hi you train your employees. that is something we do for target and others. >> there was a report that target should have caught it earlier. given the amount of money that companies are spending on cyber security, if they cannot detect a breach that big, what is the state of the cyber security industry? >> look at the layered approach that compani

novartis announcing a majoring restructuring including several mega deals. it will be paying glaxo smithkline $14.5 billion for glaxo's cancer drug business. the price tag on that transaction could rise to $16 billion if certain development milestones are met. novartis is also selling its vaccine business to glaxo for $5.3 billion. that price tag could rise to $7 billion depending on milestone payments as well. glaxo and novartis are combining consumer units in a join the venture. in a separate deal, novartis is selling its animal health division to eli lilly to $5.4 billion. ceo joseph jimenez says these deal will improve the financial strength and add

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. >>> and mega "deals & steals" this morning.for "gma" viewers. >>> we begin with new evidence in the oscar pistorius case. evidence he may have lied on the stand during the seven grueling days of testimony, as he tried to convince the judge that he did not murder his girlfriend. abc's lama hasan has all the latest. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. the oscar pistorius trial may be in recess. but the brutal attacks keep on coming. this is a potentially damaging allegation made, claiming that pistorius was lying under oath. on the stand, prosecutor gerrie nel tried to trap pistorius into inconsistencies -- >> you just started shooting. >> no. >> incidentally, your fingers pulled the trigger. >> reporter: after inconsistencies. >> if somebody were to say, you were respect. that person would be lying, am i right? >> that's right, my lady. >> you know who that person is? because somebody said that. >> no, my lady. >> it's you. you said it. >> reporter: a new report from south africa may have uncovered yet

executives got grilled on capitol hill over their proposed mega merger.awmakers demanded assurances that the mega size comcast would not drive up prices. at stake is what is good for big business good for consumers? in february comcast announced its intention to gobble up time warner cable, which holds the number two spot. the deal is valued at $45 billion and would give comcast a whooping 30% share of the paid tv market and 40% of the broadband market. but first it has got to get approval from the justice department but that won't happen until they are convince that had a mass media merger would not harm competition. anyone who plays monopoly know when fewer dominate the board, players pay more. comcast executive vp david cohen found himself defending his company's pricing policy before lawmakers. >> there is nothing in this transaction that will cause cable bills to go up. i have a nasty habit of telling the truth. when asked if cable bills will go down, i said i can't make that commitment. but with whatever economic benefits generated it will ultimatel

she matched five out of section numbers everything but the mega. she split the prize with two other winners and brought home a check for more than $400,000. >> i don't feel rich but i feel blessed. >> reporter: she is taking her husband to maui on their first honeymoon after 52 years of marriage. with the rest of her winnings, she hopes her daughter and son- in-law are sitting down. >> they don't know. they're going to be surprised but i bet they are going to be very happy. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the couple has one grandchild and another on the way. and grandma wants to fund their education. >> education is the key of the future. >> reporter: a future she refuses to gamble on. andria borba, kpix 5. >> so cute. right? the. >> i guess they tuned in and found out last night. that's cool. >> they are on a roll in a big way when it comes to lottery winnings in milpitas. a man won a lot of money. and powerball in february was sold at a milpitas gas station. so buy your tickets there. >> no kidding. >>> time now 4:51. coming up in our 5:00 hour, commun

mega-rounds of funding being raised.talking about three digit andxcuse me, 11 digit round multiple rounds like that this year. what is going on? are things getting too hot? >> we've talked before. there are a number of major revolutions going on in technology. there is a coincident with the rise of big data. we are moving to new forms of social internet. are an incumbent technology company and you are not writing one of these trends, you can get pretty scared. you can get left behind if you are not one of the key players. on the flipside, if you are a target company, and you are the personification of one of these you can beifts, extremely strategic. intel did an that large investment clout. that is example of that. >> i have been asking everyone on the show. do you think we are in a bubble? there has been a tech selloff. i want you to take a listen to this interview. >> it has been a steady sequence. we are in bubble territory both the if you notice, very few people are saying it will stopped >> you are the first person

. >> and i wanted to talk today, just real briefly about the 800 mega hertz radio replacement project. and i think that all of you know, first responders if particular, rely on the 800 mega hertz radios for day-to-day operations as well as for emergencies. dem is leading the charge to get the radios replaced. i believe that some of you or maybe all of you know that the radios are now 14 years old, and the average life span of a 800 megahertz radio is about ten years and so we are well over the life span, those of us who use cell phones on a daily basis, generally change them, i don't know where mine is, i was going to hold it up. but every couple of years you get a new plan and you change your cell phone and so it is really an important project and we at dem have hired federal engineering to develop a full system replacement plan and budget and the firm will begin interviewing key staff at public safety agencies about this system in june and july. so be expecting a call we should be complete by that, and that should be complete by the end of 2014 with the new system in place by 2018.

the really turbochargers value of those mega-donors that were maxing out already. there were only about 650 of them by our count last cycle. there is only a couple of dozen so far this cycle but this really puts a lot more clout and influence into the hands of those who already had the greatest influence with congress and government. so i think -- sorry -- i think it does diminish the clout of the smallest donors. >> as you alluded to, money does mean access. access means influence. is it the contention of the critics of mccutchen that the influence of money in politics is so crept in and so corrosive that average americans, the ones who already don't have a lyrical axis will now have no influence either? >> it's not that they will have no influence, but it is diminished in relation to the extraordinary clout that the wealthiest the donors already have in the system. i think it is true that people across the political spectrum are concerned about the ability of money to shape electoral outcomes and shape political policy outcomes after the elections. so we have to

i'm emily chang. 2013 was the year of the mega breaches according to symantec. the news broke about the flaw, we sat down with symantec's chief operating --stephentreet smart gillett. >> there is what we call the mega breaches. had one.we in 2013, we had over eight. you see that trend exploding on -- landscape.area >> it is like organized crime. going from criminals to organized crime. nationstate actors. there are even individuals. you look at the kind of game they want. some are in it for notoriety, monetary gain, intellectual property. they are targeting personal assistants and pr professionals as a way to get access to dozens of executives who have that data. >> obviously target is one of your lions. they were using your software and it detected a breach, but target missed it. -- obviously target is one of your clients. >> i want to talk about any specific company, but one thing you can do is make sure you have a layered approach to your security. gateway, howwork, you train your employees into your security profile. that is something we uniquely do for targ

. >> the 25-year-old mega mega-olympian, jumping in to test the waters, this could be the first step towards possibly swimming in 2016 at the rio game. phelps has won 22 olympic medals, 18 of them gold. >>> a new series, five days in detroit, we meet the top cop looking to repair the city's reputation. you can see it at 8:00 on al jazeera america. , inside abraham lincoln's closely guarded tomb. and then "real money" with ali velshi. >> it has been 149 years since john wilkes boothe has assassinated abram lincoln. ash-har quraishi went inside the tomb. >> the 16th president's life is chillingly remembered in part by his death. >> on the night of the assassination, mr. lincoln had a pair of gloves that he brought with him and today those blood stained gloves are a horrible reminder of the violence of that evening at forth's theater. >> the final resting place of abraham lincoln is visited by hundreds of thousands of people a year. turning his raimtion into relics. >> even now in the 21st century in the lincoln collectible market you'll see swaths of hair and people trying to deal in b

the mega ball is 9. one person matched all of the numbers winning $30 million. bought at the island pacific at the corner of dier blood vesseled. -- >> rain fall totals. did not move quickly at all. we saw anywhere from tenth of an inch of rain to a third of an inch. as we look ahead to tonight it will be mostly clear skies clearing right now. this weekend is going to be sunny and warmer. warmer as we head into sunday. it will be cooler to ride out the workweek. we look at the seven day forecast coming up. >> a marine killed in a fremont traffic accident laid to rest today. >> a student gets accepted to majo. >>> early morning fire at a children's hospital building in oakland is being gated as arson. used as a two story house of administrative offices. damage estimated at $15. >>reporter: getting accepted to the college of your choice is a big anxiety. what have what if you had a choice between more than a dozen. i'm going to introduce you to an incredible young man who makes that choice. >>> vickie goes to the white house. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this

this would be a mega scandal. a mega scandal.ike dana said, this is going to get a lot more attention. >> that would assume george bush knew something like that was going on any more than obama knew. >> especially when you're playing with somebody else's money, you better make sure -- >> or was there fraud? say there was appropriate oversight, but it was hidden from the government. then the company has an initial problem, and who is looking out for the employees and workers? you mentioned the ceo, but she's only been ceo for three months. she actually -- some are crediting her with actually being the one who has to come up and clean up the guys' mess they left. >> to dana's point, if fraud was committed, that would be bankruptcy fraud. who is going to hold them accountable? the government? >> can i read this michael moore quote? there are people on the right who are going to agree with this. i'm opposed to the death penalty, but to every rule there's usually an except. i hope someone in the obama administration will march into gm

the mega messager that could be in the borks between the largest drug companies. >> toyota to texas? new speculation that texas could be hijacking california jobs. >> the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 takes a new turn and help now being brought in to fine the p e know when pars and teachers work together... woman: our schools get stronger. man: as superintendent and teachers work together... of public education, that's been tom torlakson's approach. woman: torlakson has supported legislation to guarantee spending decisions about our education tax dollars are made by parents, teachers and the local community... and not by sacramento politicians. and we need to keep that legislation on track. man: so tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for local control of school funding decisions. >>> covering san rafael, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> 6:13 as we watch the sun rising in the east behind mount diabolo and we have a warm-up ahead of us, 20-degree difference between the high in the middle of the week and the high during next weekend. >>> new details this

bifrly hills -- beverly hills had 26 of those mega homes sold last year. that's up from 21 the year before. ranking second, was the zip code of l.a. following that was palm beach florida with 12. this house on mountain drive, let's see if we can see it there. it's a restored 1920s villa. yours for 24.9 million bucks. if you're looking for more affordable mega home, five-bedroom house, his and her walk-in close ets, yours for only 11 million buck. but you'll be on the same street where nancy sinatra once lived. >> ty, the world's biggest election is kicking off today. india is heading to the polls to vote for their next prime minister. that voting process is a long one, though. it will take place over the course of five weeks. results expected about may 16th. we're taking a look at what it means for investors. >> absolutely. experts that i speak to say that this will be a decisive moment for the country. because india is dealing with a a growing list of challenges from high inflation, lack of infrastructure and slowing growth problems. their incumbent party

correlations between formula retails and large spaces there's a correlation and if you think of the mega district the consumers shop there we don't want to have an absent with the kind of retail personal service kind of goods and activities would use when they're working in the city and saves them a trip. i think the other thing to be mindful of the formula retail controls it puts the heavy hand of zoning on the market effort you'll see the number of vacant store front their co- related with formulate retailer. to be mindful and not do a kind of change we'll recommend the least 20 or other establishment because this allows a lot of low san francisco homegrown stores to get in but you'll get the kind of variety in the store front we want to have occupied we don't want to have vacant. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon. i'm dee dee workingman from the chamber of commerce. the chamber of commerce has been working for the last two years on the formulate retail controls and we're pleased with what we see in the study we think it captures the current conditions of a

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someone in union city matched all the numbers except the mega ball in the latest mega millions drawingwinning 233-thousand dollars. here are the numbers. 1. 10. 15. 41. 54. the mega ball is 9. one person in l-a matched all the numbers - and will win 30 million dollars. the union city ticket that missed the mega ball number was bought at the island pacific supermarket at the corner of dyer street and alvarado boulevard. r >> still ahead on kron four news weekend. new details on the man who opened fire at fort hood-- killing three fellow soldiers. why investigators are saying they may never know the motive. >> plus-- a driver is beaten for doing the right thing -- returning to the scene of a crash. what prompted a mob to attack him. >> coming up. these are reasons why it is called distracted drivers. i will explain in my next edition of people behaving badly. welcome to the farm of jack. there's a curly fry tree. and a chopper out back. there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your

armed with a mega phone and a royal septer in hand. >> i will [ bleep ] you up.>> no, no. >> no. >> kenya said she's -- she goes or i go while portia broke down into tears apologizing to her cast mates. >> i can't believe i did that. i can't believe i did that. >> portia, portia. >> i'm so embarrassed. >> portia. >> so embarrassed. >> it's going to be all right. >> kenya called the cops and portia turned herself. larger question of what's going on and joining me natasha u banks, founder of young, black and fabulous, pop culture website online. last night, even though i was tired, i stayed up and watched this and i started crying. i did. because i felt like when you see someone on the ground saying i can't believe i embarrassed myself, you see a lot of these fights, maybe the turning of the table and you feel like they are stunts. i felt like i was watching someone who had been bullied and couldn't take it anymore. >> i'm so glad you brought up the word bullied. you may not realize for the 50 minutes before that, in her face, portia's face for 50 minutes was a meg

defend the mega donor coke brothers at all cost. name names in the war against unlimited campaign spending. it's a strategy republicans fear could pay off. why? because it's worked before. whether john kerry ran for president in 2004 republicans repeatedly maim checked george soros. the billionaire behind america coming together and their $200 million effort to defeat george w. bush. now, full disclosure. i worked for act at the time, and they couldn't coordinate with the kerry campaign, but what soros made very clear was why he was spending his millions. now, republicans thought it's no problem saying his money came from drugs, calling him a nazi or just plain dangerous. so personalizing politics is nothing new, but for democrats the stakes are even higher. flat to soros who sank $25 million of his own money into the pro-kerry effort, this year democrats also have california billionaire tom stier trying to fight climate change deniers. democrats are routinely outspent by the mega bucks of the koch brothers and sheldon adelson. demo

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