these families, new catholic families, faced challenges. some of the challenges, i will draw my examples from african communities in this case. we find the lack of catholic clubs and residences, we find some immigrants develop an interesting liberal economical spirit. what do i mean by that? they also go sometimes to festivals and churches that don't seem to be catholic. because sometimes they feel a lack of sense of welcome from the welcoming parish community. or sometimes they find the liturgical expression to meditative and solemn. they try to get something with life and action. so they go to other festivals and churches, mostly operated by pastors who are from other backgrounds. they don't deny their catholic faith. they still come back. there's also the challenge of being recognized. this happens a lot with many african catholic communities. although parishes have sent immigration centers, i once worked at the u.s. catholic conference, you have the secretary for cultural diversity in the church. that is not a lot of welcoming for new im

among new catholics. in fact, i remember when i was at the office of ministries at the bishops conference, we had this immigrant finally from vietnam arrive. -- family from vietnam arrive. as they unpacked everything, over 50% of the luggage they brought was a devotional stuff. bibles, statues of mary, rosaries worried over 50%. what does that mean? he means that devotions and religious value is very strong among them. and they want to keep that. they want to maintain that. they want that to be a part of who they are. because they don't have a vietnamese church, or african church nigerian church hispanic church, sometimes when they are together, there is a clash of devotions. and that is something that one needs to be aware of. let's take for example devotions to marry. -- mary. it is the same blessed mother. but we have our lady of anti-blue, our lady of waterloo bay -- guadalupe, and so on. if we are in the same church, and if it is not well handled it becomes whose mary takes center stage? finally, i w

did not video this i believe the officer would have went free >>> we have been listening to a news catholic church in south carolina about north charleston police officer who shot an unarmed black man in the back. video showed at the conference that without the video, they may not be there today. the law in south carolina says a police officer may not shoot a suspect fleeing, unless he feels he's in mortal danger. more on the story at 11 o'clock. back to yemen. nawaz sharif is calling on iran to get involved in a debate on security. it comes as the iranian foreign minister begins a 2-day visit to pakistan on wednesday. islamabad is deciding whether to join a campaign against the houthi rebels. a day earlier pakistan requested planes, ships and soldiers. a pakistani naval ship arrived in karachi. 182 were on board, including citizens of pakistan great britain and other areas. they were airlifted from the ship. >> we were away from the action. the threat was - the management said it was time for the guys to come out. it was a threat a possibility of an attack >>> another pakistani navy ship i

news. >>> a catholic website is defending the san francisco archbishop. it's in response to a group of local catholics asked the pope to replace the archbishop. the group said that the archbishop is mean-spirited. a virginia-based life sight news is raising money to buy an ad defending him. they want to thank the pope. today, the church announced the archbishop will not attend the march against same-sex marriage in washington, d.c. >>> a bill to make vaccinations mandatory for california schoolchildren won the surprise approval today of a state senate committee. there was so much opposition last week, the vote was delayed. and the bill was thought to be dead. the latest version allows unvaccinated children to be homeschooled with other homeschool students. the bill must get through the judiciary committee before moving on to the full senate. there's more of a process here. >>> stay with us. a lot more to bring you this wednesday night. coming up, what oakland leaders are doing to try to keep the raiders in town after last night's big vote in southern cali

examples this year have included working with catholic conferences in florida and hawaii, drivers license bills in newhampshire, and state tuition bills. by sharing information, we are helping catholic entities advocate for creating welcoming communities for immigrants in all our communities. i wanted to touch briefly on another topic todd touched on, which is labor. we work closely with labor organizations, many that are catholic or led by catholics. as bishops stated, economic justice for all. our faith is tested by the quality of justice among us. we can best measure our life together by the -- by how the invulnerable are treated. we serve many of the same people. according to the bureau of labor statistics, in 2013, there were more than 25 million foreign-born people in the u.s. labor force. that is more than 16% of the total civilian labor force. unauthorized immigrants make up more than 5% of the u.s. labor force and by 2030 it could be between one half and one third of u.s. workers. here is how some of this work can happen collaboratively. we have an event coming up. they wanted to do is citize

. >>> san francisco's catholic archbishop has new weekend plans and he won't be going to washington. he decided to pass on the march for marriage that promotes hetero sexual marriage only. he came under fire for going last year. >>> carly florina is announcing that she is running for the republican nomination. and she will make that announcement on may 4. in iowa today, she shook hands with voters at a cafe and attempted to distance herself from hillary clinton. >> i bring a different perspective to the table. a different voice to the table. by the way, i look different. but i think, we need a president of the united states now who actually understands how the economy works. >> the wall street journal says she will make her formal announcement like hillary did online. >>> son of gop presidential candidate rand paul is facing a dui charge tonight. police cited 22-year-old william paul over the weekend. after he rear ended a parked car in kentucky. this mug shot is from a prior alcohol related arrest when she was 19. rand paul has no comment tonight. >>> michelle obama got quite the qu

professor wills will be discussing his new book "the future of the catholic church with pope francis"." he is professor emeritus at northwestern university a pulitzer prize-winning historian a frequent contributor to the new york review of books and other publications, the author as i said i didn't count but several dozen books covering a vast terrain of politics government history and religion. he is widely respected as one of america's leading public intellectuals and if there is a subset allowed a leading catholic intellectual. as i was thinking about all of this earlier today given how prolific he has been and how influential and widely regards taken on the question did arise for me what is there left to say? it turns out not surprisingly given the vast array of things he thinks about there is quite a bit left to say. his newest book takes a fresh look at the history of the catholic church with particular attention to the church's capacity for change and adaptation as it confronts the challenges of a new century. of course the ascension of pope francis who has captivated people in

. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon, a former catholic church official is ordered back to prison the decision from a philadelphia judge. >>> and a quick fix for trouble chins gets approval from the dpxt da the shot that claims to melt fat in minutes. >>> and now police are making an announcement in a hit and run that left a temple university student in critical condition. the suv struck rachel hall last night one week before she was set to graduate. we are waiting to hear about an arrest. lets go live no north philadelphia and list ento investigators updating us now. >> we have the car and suspect and it will lead to an arrest. >> how did you find the car and suspect? >> the car was called in by the owner. everybody cooperated, the owner the owner's wife and son all cooperated. they actually did the right thing and called the police. >> but the son was missing all night, when did he finally come forward? >> sometime this morning. he came forward and cooperated. we are glad that the son did cooperate. >> you have charges approved? >> let me make something clear we have to put some

accident investigation is can be conducted by the corner rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> reporter: some prominent members of the catholic and it took out full-page ads in the san francisco chronicle to get the bond archbishop replaced. it's not labeled artificial insemination and homosexual relations as gravely evil the archdiocese says this is the misrepresented sit a misrepresentation >> reporter: here at the u.s. federal building and ocean off of operation violence reduction seven catching fugitives for crimes committed right here in the bay area. >> : 9 were arrested for assault with a dock deadly weapon 84 failure to register as sex offenders. >> reporter: lots of sunshine and warm temperatures all around the bay area. next couple of days we will see the beginning of a gradual cooling trend. it is gorgeous out here san francisco we will begin to see clot low clouds portion to the bay area. it should clear out pretty fast by nine or 10:00 with the exception of the beaches. the '70s by the day down a few degrees '80s and land. the saturday and sunday will have morning clouds when relatively fast clearing load mid-70s

. again, people see you as representing kind of a new face of latino politics in the new millennium. you are catholicut you're pro-choice, you have marched as the grand marshall of the gay parade... gay pride parade in san antonio, you support nafta, you... so how... i mean, you're... talk a little bit about... especially when you have more latino republicans actually gaining in the past elections, how do you see this as you kind of being the progressive latino, open-minded, still catholic but not a republican, but republicans and latinos are doing well these days? >> they are, you know? in the 2010 election cycle, there were several high-profie latino republicans who were elected, and i don't see it necessarily as a bad thing that you have representation across the political spectrum. i do believe that the democratic party is taking votes, and on policy, is better on issues that affect latinos in the united states. but when decisions are being made in either caucus in washington, it helps to have folks who have a perspective that relates to the latino community. but for a politician, whether he or s

a new report says the catholic church in the united states spent more than $150 million during a 12-month period ending last summer on child abuse cases, the vast majority of the sum on legal settlements with victims. it said most of the abuse cases occurred from the 1960s to the 1980s. the church spent the rest of the money, almost $32 million, was on what the church calls "safe environment" training programs. two weeks after a policeman shot and killed walter scott in north charleston, the local chapter of the n.a.a.c.p. is calling on the federal government to investigate all fatal shootings by police in that south carolina community during the past two decades. the group claims authorities there deliberately filed false reports and tampered with evidence to protect officers involved in the fatal shootings of african-americans, what they call a "blue wall of silence." and nearly 20 republican presidential hopefuls are in nashua, new hampshire, this weekend for what the state republican committee calls the "first in the nation" forum. the state's always influential primary is now a littl

that is closer to persecution than evangelation the director of catholic charities, bryan cayhill and gerardo as well as the father of new england quarterback, tom brady all on the list, the archdiocese they say that signers presume to speak for the catholic community of san francisco, they do not. coming up we're going to tell you why the group also says that women are under attack within the diocese of san francisco. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >>> four students are under arrest for robbing an alleged drug dealer at gun point according to the contracosta times three of them are football players and one is considered the team's star player, harrison setd new -- set new team rushing records for the school, he and others are being charged as an adult with robbery, arraignment scheduled a week from today. >>> the san jose giants, very first opener, the first pitch by brian stowe he's a lifelong giants fan was brutally beaten four years ago outside of dodger stadium, suffered traumatic brain injuries. tonight will be the first time since 2011, stowe has been to municipal stadium since the time he

reporter: 100 people signed this letter including the retired director of catholic charities cayhill, gerardo and as well as the father of new england patriots quarterback tom brady, add you a very swift response from the archdiocese saying quote the signers presumed to speak for the catholic community of san francisco and they do not. now, the creators of this letter are going to be holding a press conference later on this morning around 10:30 and we'll be sure to let you know what they have to say live from san francisco tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right we'll talk to you later, thank you. >>> let's talk about the warriors the best team in the nba now gearing up for the playoffs with one more win. [ cheers and applause ] >> and to steph curry and in three, it's good! [ cheers and applause ] >> they are fun to watch aren't they? the warriors wrapped up the best season in team history by knocking off the denver nuggets 133-126, the warriors won despite starters like klay thompson for that game, with 67 victories warriors now head in the playoffs with the best record in the league. they are going to face the new orlean

. >>> san francisco catholic archbishops has new weekend plans and he won't be going to washington.me under fire for going to last year's event. >>> in iowa tonight. why iowa? well that is where people running for president like to hang out. the wall street jourpal reports that she will indeed announce she is running. and will make that announcement on may 4. in iowa today she shook hands with voters and attempted to distance herself from hillary clinton. >> i just bring a different voice to the table. by the i look different. i think we need a president of the united states now who actually understands how the economy works. >>> the son of gop president presidential candidate rand paul is facing a dui charge tonight. he rear ended a parked car in kentucky. this mugshot is from a prior alcohol related arrest when he was 19. rand paul has no comment tonight. >>> michelle obama got quite the we do day. a little girl wanted to know how -- today. a little girl wanted to know how old she was? >> how old are you? >> you too young. >> oh. [ laughter ] thank you. thank you. you should come

the pope to replace archbishop court plane with 100 catholic donors and member of the church signing the ad including tom brady senior, the father of new england patriots quarterback tom bradiy and the form executive we director of catholic charities and former political consultant clinton riley and his wife. the ambassador diocese said this ad does not speak for the expire catholic community. some want him to stay as archbishop. you can not change that stuff. >> we have conservative catholics and of course to some degree they are going to defend what they think is important. >> those would signed the ad say the archbishop is mean spirited and fosters an atmosphere of intolerance. for example, he is asking teachers at catholic schools to sign a morality clause this calls things like homosexuality evil. these have triggered profits throughout the city over the past couple of months. >>> thank you. police are investigating an officer involved shooting that injured a woman driving a stolen car. it happened year on 105th east oakland neighborhood. the officer who fired the shots was a san leandro police officer investigating burglaries out

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new york times" in washington. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> rose: this month marks two years since pope francis was elected as the pontiff. he's emerged as an extremely popular figure with many catholics changing the church homosexuality, unwed couples. garry wills considers the perspc0vh]t in his new book the future of the catholic church with pope francis. he's a professor at north western university and i'm pleased to him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: you like this pope. >> i like him a lot of. although he's disappointing many of us liberals which i think is his job. what's nice about him is that he learned so much as a provincial of the jesuits and archbishop you. what made me like him he said i was wrong i was a terrible provincial because i didn't hold people together by consultation. he said i was immature they put me in too soon and that was crazy. >> rose: look at himself with a certain -- >> yes. and he knows that he has to listen to other people, not just dictate to other people. what i like about him is that he is disappointing liberals but he's driving the conservatives crazy. which is probably good too. >> rose: because he won't go as far as liberal

mark reed will be the new president of the catholic university. he comes to st.'s from fair field university in connecticut. he replaces gillespie, who's been in charge for a difficult three years for the school and has not had the support of some faculty groups or administration. >>> turning 21 in a local college town will be more than the right to legally drink alcohol. >> a new ordinance is banning cigarette sales for anyone under 21. the south jersey town banning sales to young customers and who will have to wait to light up. >>> all new tonight on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 -- he was paralyzed during a rutgers football game but he continues to not let the injury beat him. >>> only 56% of american parents have a living will or trust document. of those who do have a will only 40% have updated it in the last five years. survey also found that more than half of adult children don't know where their parents keep their estate documents. >>> sasha and malia obama joined the first lady for the annual take our daughters and sons to work day at white house. mrs. obama took

catholics who credit him with reinvigorating the church. he has drawn criticism from conservatives for his positions on issues like homosexuality single motherhood and unwed couples. garry wills considers both perspectives in his newook "the future of the catholic church with pope francis." he is a pulitzer prize-winning author and a professor at northwestern university. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. garry: thank you. charlie: you like this pope. garry: i like him a lot. although, he is disappointing many of us liberals which i think is his job. what is nice about him is that he learned so much as a provincial of the jesuits in argentina then as the archbishop of buenos aires. the first thing that made me like him was when he said i was wrong. i was a terrible provincial because i did not hold people together by consultation. he said i was immature. they put me in too soon and that was crazy. charlie: he looks at himself with a certain candor. garry: he knows that he has to listen to other people, not just dictate to other people. what i like about him is he is disappointing liberals, but he is driving the conservatives crazy which is probably good too. charlie: disappointing liberals becaus

news. a group of local catholics newspaper ad asking the pope the group of 100 local catholics signed a letter be reassigned. they placed the ad in the san francisco chronicle. they say the archbishop is division and intolerance. a group of prominent local make bold change. they are asking pope francis >> mark: servers dentation of petitions and teacher contract misrepresentation of the spirit of the archbishop of. there is a misrepresentation as the center is presumed to speak for catholic community itself francisco. they do not. >> reporter: lawmakers in washington question in security at the capitol after man was able to land his gyrocopter on long. plus are lifted restrictions on times there's been break some board back in december 2013. a tip on how eds in going and what art is planning on doing next. live look outside at the bay bridge waking up to a sunny >> reporter: curious one securities secretary says the before oppose the carrier that for the small carrot on to the lawn of the u.s. capitol wednesday. we flew under the radar no one was hurt in the incident, but lawmakers say it rais

minivan he get his very own segment in west contra costa county stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: of group old local catholicut a full-page newspaper ad to get a message to paul francis at the vatican their acting to remove the archbishop of san francisco from his post the group of 100 local catholic signed a letter asking the san francisco archbishop corleone been reassigned. they placed the ad directed at the pope in the san francisco chronicle to get their message across that said the archbishop is fostering an atmosphere of division and intolerance questioning is premarital sex morality and is pro-life views and his opposition to gay marriage. >> pam: in a statement released today starts diocese says " the advertisement is a misrepresentation of catholic teaching and a misrepresentation of the spirit of the arch beset the greatest misrepresentation of all is that the signers presume to speak for the catholic community of san francisco and they do not. >> grant lodes: you look at the hundred people beside it a lot of prominent catholic big money donors to the church it will be interesting to see what happ

lot of us know that some of the catholic leaders and catholic citizens were not enthusiastic for the programs that lincoln had going and there's a new york friedman's recommendation steer, a catholic newspaper, that is particularly interesting, right to read complaints on lincoln and so forth, but i did not see anything that led me to think that there was anything, and i can't think about the lincoln murder conspiracyiesconspiracies, where they were, and i agree with him that i don't see a catholic hand in the plot if that's what you're asking. >> well, i had never learned growing up high school or junior high, college, anywhere that the u.s. broke diplomatic relations with the vatican in 1868 and did not restore relations until 1984 and the pope at the time of the civil war wrote to and acknowledged jefferson davis as the president to the confederate states of the america. >> i can't comment on that. i just don't know anything. >> it was not taught in schools, i was curious. >> it was not taught in mine, i can tell you that but, of course, i went to school in the mississippi delta. [ laughter ] three minutes? okay, thank you. >> so

jim lore, new jersey i understand the pope is calling for compassion for refugees in europe, i wonder if the vatican will welcome any of them. not fair, jim not fair. catholic any other organization. they're everywhere. helen, bernardsville, new jersey, let them settle their own problems. and be prepared helen for millions of brutal deaths and war which will eventually come here. that's what isolation is, and we'll bring it. anthony, america new york while reading this, i noticed the similarity how stalin obama's the only one with putin. not at that level yet, anthony, but putin may work his way up, could happen. by the way if you guys want me to sign copies of patton or my books for mom and dad get their orders into billo'reilly.com now. theresa indiana i thought the flag protection act can be used to property those who damage the american flag. that was ruled unconstitutional in the same year, theresa. supreme court saying flag desecration is protected under free speech. letter of the day richard sheriff, oh tennessee bill thanks for your passion about history, i'm 71 and living proof it is never too late to learn. ly graduate with honors from the univers

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news." >> thank you. >>> a philadelphia judge today ordered a roman catholic church official back to prison. this came after the supreme court reinstated the conviction of monsignor william lynn, we are joined now live in center city with all the details. vernon? >> good afternoon monsignor william lynn called my many the ultimate fall guy he is back in jail at this hour. after a brief but tense hearing at common pleas court. >> monsignor william lynn is now back behind bar, since january of 2014, lynn was free on bail and on house arrest pending the outcome of his appeals to the state supreme court but on monday the supreme court reinstated his guilty verdict and the philadelphia d.a. immediately wanted him locked up and sent back to prison. the same judge sentenced him to three to six years in prison for endangering welfare of children. and lynn's lawyer blasted common pleas judge. >> there is no legal support for what she did period. she is wrong and i'm going to prove it. okay. the order of the superior court has not been changed she has no authority to revoke his bail. period in my view

it was signed by group of catholic who are opposed to his view and are asking rome to intervene. 7 news reporter lee ann found the issue is pitting catholics against catholics. >>reporter: the full page ad is the latest attempt by group of catholics to get the vatican to remove san francisco archbishop. >> before we came inform this place there were messages sent quietly and confidentially through parish priests and through other contacts in rome. there were letters and phone calls. >>reporter: without any result >>reporter: without any result. they opposed many of the policies that the archbishop would like to implement for example anyone who works at catholic schools or for the arrested have to sign a morale clause. >> from from using everything from birth control to advocate for stem cell search and voicing opposition to the notion that some day women might be priests. >> mother of 3 here would like the archdiocese to focus on other more pressing issues. >> poverty. the homeless issues in san francisco. the ning quality and the technology boom that we have going on. >> archdiocese ha

catholics and they will defend what they think is important. >> among the 100 who signed this calling on the poach to remove the archbishop tom brady senior the father of new england patriots tom brady and a former city commissioner, and the head of the usf board of trustees. in a statement the archdiocese said this does not speak for the entire catholic community in san francisco. >>> thank you. police are investigating an officer involved shooting that injure add woman driving a stolen car. it happened yesterday on 105th avenue in east oakland. the officer who fired the shot was a san leandro police officer investigating burglaries outside the city limits. he spot add stolen car and tried to pull it over. the plainclothes officer say the woman rammed his car and he on fire on her. she was hit but is expected to survive. police detained her male passenger. the oakland police department is investigating the shooting because it happened if their city limits. >> in the north by a map dressed in a painter outfit pharmacy. this surveillance video was released, a man with a gun dressed in cover ya'lls -- coveralls, robbed a pharmacy. he entered the area behind

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news. >> in kenya heightened security at a catholic church where 148 people were killed.y said everyone has been touched by the loss of so many inlen lives. the -- innocent lives. the community has been attacked before. three years ago grenades were thrown at the church. >>> in sacramento at a easter egg hunt. 510,000 plastic eggs in an attempt to set a new world record for easter egg hunts. some payed $20 for a ticket allowing access to vip areas. that seemed to egg people on. >> bunch a eggs. you have to have a lot. >> every man for himself. >> we are told some of the kids were crying they were so disappointed. it didn't get the record because the eggs arrived too late to city record. the hunt was very successful, a successful fundraiser for a non- profit that aims to help survivors of human trafficking. >>> sheriff's deputies are reporting a possible mountain lion. a goat was found dead, possibly killed by a big cat. fish and wildlife was notified. a female and two cubs was spotted friday. >>> the federal aviation administration has 900 applications for companies who w

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catholic community. >>> turning to a developing story out of the new castle county delaware where police are looking forson or persons who seriously damaged several cars. it happened before 11:00 p.m. last night. police say five cars had their tires slashed or windows broken. officers believe a dark dodge neon may be linked to the spree. if you have any information call new castle county police. >>> a motorcyclist was hurt early morning after crashing allegedly trying to getaway from police. the bike crashed and went into a 30-foot ravine germantown pike and road. officers say he led them to the schuylkill expressway and north on the blue route before crashing. >>> a 15-year-old boy is clinging to life after the atv he was driving crashed in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia yesterday. witnesses say it happened when want all terrain vehicle and another were allegedly racing. racers tried to get around a moving truck when the blue atv clipped the back wheel of the other and flipped. >> i hear like a crash i look in the left rear view mirror and i see the atv flipped over. >> smart phone video shows

catholic community here in san francisco. the people who signed this letter will hold a news conference later to discuss this. live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 6:06. new this morning, probably didn't wake you but a small earthquake hit overnight in the south bay. the 2.4 magnitude quake was centered just outside of campbell. it happened a little after 1:00 this morning. no damages or injuries to report so far. >>> this is a live look outside of the bay bridge this morning. boat going by. it is that kind of day. >> ripples in the water. >> very poetic. we're joined by meteorologist christina loren with your microclimate forecast. >> you don't want to overdo it today but it will be pretty nice if you live in san francisco or anywhere near that beautiful water. but i can tell you hot conditions are expected inland for today. i live in campbell. did not feel a thing at my house as we all know here in earthquake country. but it is a 3.0 or better that will really shake things up. we like to let you know about everything that's happening. hey, that could become an active fault so we'l

news. ♪ >> good friday brings together catholics at the basilica of st. peter and paul in center city.hbishop edward adams presented the homily. the way of the cross procession takes place at 7:00 p.m. at the basilica as the holy week enters into its final phase before easter sunday. good friday means good meets for one church in north philadelphia. >> take a look at this video. parishioners at christ like pleasant green faith baptist church prepared food today. the meals will go to people in the congregation who need a little bit of help and it's an annual tradition. >>> for easter it's one of telephone sweetest days of the year. according to a survey americans will spend about $2.2 billion this year on easter candy. just over $20 on average in the midwest and nearly $25 in the northeast. >> you have to budget what you get for easter throughout the rest of the summer, because there is a little bit of a dip. >> there is some good news though, for chocolate makers. coco prices have leveled off lately after shooting up last year while sugar prices are down. >>> now your nbc 10 first aler

catholic school. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight at 11:30, people from the mid western town nearly wiped a map by a tornado returns to their homes to go through what was left behind. >>> plus a bizarre site on the hollywood highway what police say might have caused this prius to end up on top of another car those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. >>> saturday night i'm walt your perez. here is what is happening on "action news" at 11:30. president obama sits down with raul castro for first face-to-face discussions between leaders of the u.s. and cuba in more than half a century. >>> people from the small community in illinois devastated by a tornado returned home to see what remains behind. and it was a whole differen

the former executive director of catholic charities and school board americas and professors and donors and tom brady sr. the father of new england patriot quarterback tom brady. he has been controversial since the arrival in 2012. demanding churches sign a morality clause calling homosexuality and birth control "evil." he appointed a pastor at a church who will not let girls be serveers and allowed a pamphlet circulated that warns of masturbation and abortion. some accuse cordileone of going too far, others say it is the ad. >> very sad the media is giving so much attention to something that is a very small minority of catholics that feel this way. >> supporters say he goes by the book and traditional doctrine. >> i reached out to the archdiocese but a spokesman told me the archbishop was not available to comment. >> thanks. fire at a restaurant in south san jose forced evacuations this morning but no one was hurt. sky 7 was over the scene on west capitol expressway a short time ago. the fire at jimmy's restaurant was reported at 8:30 this morning. firefighters called in extra support to battle the fire and keep it from

catholic charities. the school board members, professors donors and tom brady senior. the father of new england patriots quarterback, tom brady cortoleone has been a con electroverse yalg figure since his arrival in 2012 he appointed a pastor at one church who won't allow girls to be altar servers and distributed a pamphlet to elementary school students that warns about masturbation and abortion. >> it's pretty sad, it's giving so much attention to something that is a very small minority of catholics. >> supporters say he goes by the book and traditional doctrines. they want him to say. . >> he's standing up for what the catholic church believes. >> the archdiocese was not available to comment on this. no word if the pope has seen the appeal. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >> the afternoon commute gets underway, bart service is back to normal sadly after a person died on the track this morning. it happened just after 10:00 at the civic center station. bart officials have not said how that person died. the station reopened shortly before 1:00 this afternoon. >>> traffic on i-280 in daily

new york governor cuomo met with officials to discuss trade and he also visited the catholic church's office. he's hoping to foster good relations between cuba and new york. >>> two men are now facing charges in the shipwreck in which potentially hundreds of people died. this happened sunday night off the coast of italy. hundreds of african refugees trying to migrate were europe were lock in a cargo hold on board. the ship's captain was arrested and charged with homicide. he and a crew member are both facing an illegal immigration charge as well. >>> a new poll shows most people do not believe medical marijuana should be available for kids. researchers at the university of michigan found 2/3 of americans support the use of medical marijuana but only half of those people believe it should be allowed for children. 80% of people surveyed said adults also should not use marijuana in front of kids. >>> another reason to lows those -- lose those inhibitions and hit the dance floor. tanko dancing may help patients with parkinson's disease. they found the classes improved their balance, mobil

receiver from arizona state a local kid that played at west catholic prep, the possibilities are endless. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> oh what will happen. jeff, jaime and i will join you tomorrow and friday night for our own special draft break down hear in coach kelly the show is coming your way after "action news" at 11:00. the white sox and orioles made history this afternoon and they held the first major league game played in front of 0 fans, this after the unrest in baltimore. some fans showed up to the fence and the shot heard around the world but by no fans in the building and caleb joseph signed autographs -- >> a fake autograph. >> to nobody. phillies rookie gonzales got a rude welcoming to the big leagues in st. louis, gave up seven runs on 10 hits. and phillies lost 11-5 and the same two teams tonight. >>> a full game after reporting to aaa, dom brown reported to lehigh valley. manny pacquiao and floyd merriweather held their last stare down before the bout. the promotion continues. >> it's time to fight now you guys came out here to see excitement and a great event and i think that is what both comp

catholic community. the group behind the ad will discuss further at a news conference scheduled for later this morning. live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >>> it is a another smash-and-grab at a san francisco business. surveillance video from the stuff antique store on valencia street around 4:00 yesterday morning. four thieves broke in and took off with thousands of dollars worth of goods. in just the past four months, there have been at least eight smash-and-grabs in san francisco. no word if any of them are actually related. >>> a plan to ban wood burning fireplaces sparking debate around the area. tonight the debate arrives in sonoma county. the bay area air quality districts wants to ban wood burning fireplaces from all homes. any one looking to representative or sell would have to replace wood burning fireplaces with gas ones. tonight's meeting starts at 6:00 p.m. at santa rosa city hall. >>> golden state is just the tenth team in nba's history to finish the season with 67 wins or more. seven of those teams went on to win an nba title. >> gold

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with the air france and catholic specific with the airlines need to shift space the for the airlines for new line space to better meet the passengers. for delta, we're looking at the modification number one to the airport. modification one seeks your improve to expand delta's current lounge space by relocating to a 2012 clutive use space internal one boarding area c. once the new lounge is complete, the modification also allows for delta to relinquish its current lounge of approximately 4, 495 square feet. and fortunately, delta would like to relinquish their lounge due to the international flight operations. they no longer have need for the internal terminal. these would result in the net increase of 2, 048 in the use space. when delta relinquishes its lounge space, air france has the opportunity to expand its lounge by taking over the space by delta which in turn will specific will take over the lounge to be vacated by air france. air france's current lounge space in the international terminal is approximately 2, 510 square feet. due to the current terminal, they would like to return the s