christian broadcast network? thank you very much. >> "fox news" not christian news orientation i will say that and what the christian broadcast network is doing and not terribly familiar with it. i think it's a step in the right direction. the christian broadcast network "fox news" is not nearly enough to combat the overwhelmingly secular and liberal worldview that we see on virtually every other news network that's out there. the resources of both of those organizations combined would amount to probably a small fraction of the newsgathering capabilities that you find at say a place like nbc. without making any specific judgments or criticism about the christian broadcasting network or fox i will simply say whatever they are doing that is good is inadequate for the news of the day. yes, sir. >> dave russell service direction or for campus outreach these radical voices being highlighted despite the couple families being more of a baptist than the ku klux klan is a christian ministry they are always making the news. can you talk more about why their voices are highlighted so much? >> i think it's a combination of ideo

christian broadcast network? thank you very much. >> "fox news" not christian news orientation i will say that and what the christian broadcast network is doing and not terribly familiar with it. i think it's a step in the right direction. the christian broadcast network "fox news" is not nearly enough to combat the overwhelmingly secular and liberal worldview that we see on virtually every other news network that's out there. the resources of both of those organizations combined would amount to probably a small fraction of the newsgathering capabilities that you find at say a place like nbc. without making any specific judgments or criticism about the christian broadcasting network or fox i will simply say whatever they are doing that is good is inadequate for the news of the day. yes, sir. >> dave russell service direction or for campus outreach these radical voices being highlighted despite the couple families being more of a baptist than the ku klux klan is a christian ministry they are always making the news. can you talk more about why their voices are highlighted so much? >> i think it's a combination of ideo

at saint clements, at the 8:00 service, we are baptizing a new christian, a little baby. with plenty of music. and at the 10:00 service, we will be packed with flowers and people dressed up. >> great. let me go back to a vigil. what is a vigil? >> a vigil -- a very old service, of the christian church. recalling salvation history over time, going back to the hebrew scripture. and the new testament. and then leading into the celebration of the resurrection. and it is one of the most traditional times of the year to baptize as well. >> so you say salvation history. if we are not exactly remembering what that is, can you encapsulate that for us? >> how much time do we have? >> [ laughter ] >> very often christians ask one another or ask people on on the street, are you saved? and very different interpretations of it. salvation history in a nutshell, how over and over again, over time, how god has saved god's people. >> and so that is tying the old testament to the new testament together. as sort of one unit, in god coming to save. the word save, also meaning to heal. but for

news. christians and muslims are saying the same prayers for the girls to be set free. ross, abc news, lagos. >> think about that, 180 schoolgirls kidnapped and still missing in nigeria. >> three journalists have appeared in court again on terrorism charges. the man including a former bbc correspondent denied allegations of aiding the now outlawed muslim brotherhood. human rights groups say the trial is part of a crackdown on the press in egypt, where journalism has become an increasingly dangerous occupation. this report from cairo. >> caged men, facing another day in court. trial is asay the farce. the court was shown recording in english of one of the reporters in cairo. what they were saying from the defense is that the videos were translated wrongly. there are also interviews with supporters and leaders of the now banned muslim brotherhood. al jazeera says it's reporters have to cover both sides of the story. take a look at the man who is opening the cage. death is noteads, the worst that can happen to men. >> the journalists remain here at this prison complex. it i

>>> this is abc7 news. >> christians are marking good friday with prayers and processes law judgment's old city. thousands of people grimes -- pilgrims crowded along the "way of suffering" with wooden crosses. the procession ended at a clutch which was the on the site where jesus christ was crucified, buried and resurrected. the pope will gin a procession later in the day. >> a warning of a major security breach. >> here is that story and more in america's money. >> topping america's money, another credit card breach at a major retailer, michael's arts and crafts says three million cards may have been affected with data being stolen during the holidays. prices soared percent yesterday because of worsening drought if brazil which is the biggest coffee producer. tomorrow,burg irking -- burger king introduced a new sandwich and it looks good. >> and chipolte will soon cost more raising prices for the first time in three years with the increase starting rolling out in the next few days and take effect at all location by the summer. executives have said they were considering a 3 percent to

the lease say at least 30 people have been killed in the crossfire in new fighting between the christian militia and the muslim fighters. phase three of the world's biggest election is underway in india. polling today includes the capital, new delhi, and the key state of andhra pradesh -- of --uttar desh pradesh. also coming up, the masterminds of a son-powered plane, formerly unveiled their new aircraft. the solar impulse has made a trip across the united states without using a drop of fuel. it is set to fly around the world next year. we will get the latest from our correspondent inside the trial of oscare pistorius. it is the second day of cross-examination of the athlete's account on why he shot dead his girlfriend last year. first, in eastern ukraine, no clashes were reported there wednesday, but tensions are aill high in the town where russian processors have barricaded what they called their "republic." they are still occupying the government building and hoping for a referendum on joining russia, like the one that eventually annexed crimea. in the meantime, the u.s. and western c

in new york city, christians packed st. patricks on 5th annual for their annual easter parade. kpix-5. >>> this is going to be the safetiest place on the planet on monday. >> massive new security measures in place for tomorrow's running of the boston marathon. it is meant to protect runners and spectators while still maintaining a relaxed family atmosphere. >>> 15 years after two students went on a shooting ram pain at columbine high school in colorado, what has changed to protect students at schools nationwide. year's bombings.. and prayer peace. scott thompson shows us the extra security measures in e -- to make sure tomorrow's marathon happens, without a hitch. (nats) the day began with >>> an emotional day in boston remembering those lost. >>> making sure tomorrow's marathon comes off without a hitch. >> the day began with traditional blessing with runners at the old south church on easter sunday. this blessing happens annually it has a special meaning this year. monday's race is the first since the deadly bombing that killed 3 and injured over 200 others. members of the chu

christian celebration. palladio adopted the monumental simplicity of ancient roman buildings to make a new kind of christianeated spaces of unprecedented clarity. a very different light actually suffuses the paintings that tintoretto created for the presbytery of palladio's church. it is not that clear light of a measured and harmonious universe. it's a much more turbulent light, a light that emerges from darkness. jacopo tintoretto created a symbolic drama with scenes from the old and new testaments. across the altar, opposite the descent of manna from heaven, is his version of the last supper. tintoretto organized the perspective so the paintings were best seen from the altar steps by worshipers taking the bread and wine of the mass. christ is shown distributing the bread that will be his body in the mass. up above, the great glory of angels-- gossamer forms painted with broad, sweeping strokes-- articulates the darkness as light suffused, a holy presence. down below, dogs play... cats, animals. the hierarchy that is implicit in tintoretto's painting, that is, the hierarchy that runs from the base level o

two new views of christianity also finished the free inquiry found in his painting. both protestantism and catholicism had their own rigorous ideas of just how religious subjects ought to be shown, and these rather narrow concepts really ended the wild fantasies, the quality of individuality, which is so extraordinarily powerful in the monument that we have just seen. five years after grunewald painted the isenheim altarpiece, albrecht durer made the last of his journeys, not southwards to italy, but westwards to the netherlands, to brussels, and to antwerp, and there comes one of those electric moments when the life of art and the current of history come together, for there, durer was astonished by the beauty of looted aztec gold which had been unloaded in ships from mexico. "wonderful works of art," he called them. it was also a vision of the future, for the center of gravity of the west was beginning to shift from the mediterranean to the western seaboard and towns like antwerp and london which would finance the domination of the west. but that lay in the future.

richard, that that's precisely the point of what i see in the revival of -- a real return to new testament christianity. it values the other. goes not see the as an enemy but a potential friend. his holy father has called us -- pope francis calls it the sacred ground of the other, and not the opposite. and how do we bring about this new synthesis, a core word in pope francis, new people who encounter each other, how do we work to bring about a new synthesis. >> one thing you do in thinking about these civilizations, you come back to the earth. religion is always criticized for being other worldly. but in fact as i began to think about these desert religions, how central the ecology of the desert is so their understandings. we live in a time in the secular west when we are using every excuse to avoid place. so we have this technology that we walk down the street with in order not to even know where we are. or i was watching one day -- i was caught in a airport watching oprah winfrey and bono and they were talking about making the earth greener before they got on their private planes and headed to anothe

news. then wayne smith talks about anti-christian violence in the news media.in the biography of seymour hersh. >> c-span2 provide live coverage of the u.s. than it or proceedings and key public policy event. every weekend, booktv. for 15 years the only television network devoted to nonfiction books and authors. created by the cable tv industria brought to you by your local satellite provider. watch us, like us on facebook, and follows on twitter. gabriel sherman is the author of the loudest voice in the room about the creation of doctors. he discussed the book with jane hall on "after words." this is one hour. >> congratulations on your new book. it's generating a lot of interest. so i would like to ask you about writing this book. >> that's a great question. i have covered media for a decade now and i have been fascinated by politics covered by "the new york times", and msnbc. i wanted to do a book about the history because it was the most dominant network with ratings that were double that of cnn and nbc. so very early i realized that fox has a complete expr

homemaker suggesting here and there are greedy geese were too lenient according to the new draft responsible christianswho thinks up to fifteen days in detention the enterprise is still a general mental impact assessment. he refused to suspend production after being issued the ban. i think i took of punishment should be more specific. the new draft also highlights protection for whistleblowers environmental issues the clock has been added to stain the departments which received teapots shaky with the lorries information confidential and protect their lead get the right to a lawmaker same protection should be stronger. she reports. we should act more items so that the law also protects the press no safety of the whistleblowers as many women suffer in retaliation natasha also has specific article to provisions in tackling air pollution. after many parts of the country have been hit by a smile. he also said the country should promote environmentally friendly production and recycling of resources the draft also aimed to foreign citizens environmental awareness. a sense citizen should adopt a low carbon and

my question is, is your approach sort of a new way forward for christian conservatives? w it is. in some ways i think it is very old. christians have always sought to maintain what jesus told us which is to see the world around us as a mission field and to speak to the people around us with both conviction and with kindness with both grace and with truth, to call sin what it is so that we can call grace what it is. >> so you have become so influential. you just recently met with president obama. i'm interested in knowing about that but first i want to ask you about your upcoming meeting with possible presidential candidate jeb bush. did you want to meet with him or did he want to meet with you? >> he asked to meet with him but i'm happy to me with him. i'm happy to meet with anybody who's considering running for president in order to have a conversation about what evangelical christians in this country believe and what we are concerned about and how we ought to be praying for the people who are going to be making this run and seeking to inform them and inform our about wh

christians, holy week marks the death and resurrection of jesus. now they also pray for the revival of their country and place within it. bbc news damascus. et's talk now to john of aid to the church in need that helps christians around the world. when you think of syria and christianity in the middle east, why the persecution now? who is targeting christians? >> it's hard to say who is behind it. we can said there's al qaeda type movements who are determined it would seem to take out christianity from syria. don't forget syria is the place christians first got the name christian. it's a very important center. we ourselves have seen all sorts of reports in which christians are targeted. i remember one instance where of course families were forced out of syria and we were told how they had been asked to leave. otherwise they will be killed like their christ. it's a really specific targeting. >> is this purely religious or is it also acquiring land these christians hold? >> it's both top. get to motives behind attacks is difficult. it's clear they seek to eliminate christians from places like this where al qaeda militants are so strong. yest

christian frazier, bbc news, paris. >>> now, masked protesters clashed last night. they cheered as they set fire to a police motorcycle and launched rocks and bottles at officers. venezuela has been shaken about a month and a half of demonstrations. >>> for the last few months we have been asking what does freedom mean to you. to mark the end of the season of 2014, how free do you actually feel? in a poll between december last year and february this year, we asked people across 17 countries for their attitudes to freedom. let's have a look at some of the results. well, first we asked about internet freedom. half of all the people told the bbc that the internet was an unsafe place for expressing their opinions. and how free people felt from government surveillance. in u.s. and germany, less than half felt they were free from surveillance. we asked eight countries about media freedom. 40% believe their country is free to report the news accurately, truthfully and without undue bias. a day of events outside the bbc, daniellea is there. >>reporter: lots and lots happeni

the lease say at least 30 people have been killed in the crossfire in new fighting between the christian militia and the muslim fighters.

new orleans. >> for christians across the globe of course it is good friday, the most solemn day on the calendarday that jesus was crucified and buried. pope francis is celebrating good friday mass in rome, in jerusalem the day was celebrated by an ancient play watched by worshipers every year. nick schifrin has more. >> in this holy land on the holiest of streets. they came to find the path of jesus. christians believe that nearly 2,000 years ago, jesus walked this very road before he was killed. so they walked this road. they believe he was forced to carry the cross he was crucified on. so they carried the cross. good friday is a solemn remembrance. christians believe that jesus was killed on this friday before easter. they came from all over the world from every christian sect. this group from bell great. >> jesus was crucified because of all of us, for all man kind. to shoaz show m show him that wt what he has done. >> we would be leaving him. >> albert dumar is from washington but also from here. his grandmother is palestinian. >> when she was a little girl this is the path she would walk e

in new york, thousands of christians ended holy week singing hymns of the world famous riverside churcha new york tradition. >> now, to jerusalem, the major faith making claim to the holy city creating conflict on easter weekend. arsz explains. >> christian pilgrims marking easter in the holy city. this year, the calendars for easter in western churches align t amochristian palestins, a gro dwindling in size a group of christians from jer uses let me fiept a claim with the high court. they were demanding better treatment from israel police and access to their holy site. >> they claim to observe and the democracy in the middle east and the only plates where christians, you know, are thriving supposedly. we don't feel that in jerusalem. over the past few years, since 2005, it's been progressively getting worse. moshowerd said it's system attic discrimination. evidence that shows police preventing palestinian d dignitaries from entering the old city last year despite having had prior approval. at the same time you see the jewish worshippers are allowed freedom of access. what's happening h

republic their say at least thirty people have been killed in the crossfire in the new fighting between the christian militia. i know it seems like this the chinese yuan. at first but is under way to delhi for the third phase of the massive welfare of parliament election is the biggest in world history today is one of good days and have voted for more animes and thirty foreign editor robert person brought a virtual tour through the importance of today fuel was happy now quilted today even among southern said need a new campus it is good to know that that's what really makes today a more important than the pp other places in this enormous selection spent over four weeks in mind if the status based on that stage or so proud that she is one of the biggest states in india starting today. it's a somewhat reasonable hundred and ten million people at the right to go to the polls in the city nor was the scores twice the size of that if the french electorate it's always the population of russia. this is just one for one day you what one one stage in this enormous election. press it to the different political

christians here in new york gathered to here cardinal timothy dolan deliver easter mass. he was on cbs's face the nation this morning to talk about possible reforms to the catholic church. out in uengland, the archbishop of canterbury delivered his message, focusing on the suffering of those facing conflict around the world. then in ukraine, people came together to celebrate the holiday despite despite the ongoing conflict. people wound up to be blessed by a local priest in donetsk say they are praying for a peaceful solution to their crisis. syria's president made a very rare visit to an ancient christian town recaptured from rebels last week. assad's visit highlighted the government's confidence over recent gains against rebels around damascus and along the lebanese border. thousands of christians flocked to the holy land and took part in sar known ease at the holy church. nick schifrin has more >> reporter: how old is this document? >> this one is 1,261. >> adebe's documents don't only unlock his family's past. >> so this is the sultan's stamp? >> this is the sultan's

he says the new monuments under construction are figures the orthodox christian majority can identifyith. >> as long as things keep on this way, there will be no peace in this country. if you want to invest in skopje 2014, you can easily. you hardly need any permits. it is nearly impossible to invest in old town. >> rather than reinforcing a sense of national identity, skopje 2014 has divided the country and added a religious dimension to the interethnic tensions. macedonia's two religious communities are in a competition of their own, building churches and mosques. a construction boom is on in macedonia. but is it building what macedonia needs? >> when spain's late dictator died almost 40 years ago, the country made a dramatic switch to democracy. most spaniards quickly banished any memory of the dictatorship years. amnesty was rented to his henchmen to make the transition to democracy as peaceful as possible. to this day, no spanish court has dealt with the crimes from the franco regime. many of those who carried out orders of torture and murder under the spanish dictator are still

new in laws. syrian christians and other residents from the town of men who are attending to ten times around a week of two was recaptured by the syrian army from islamist fighters. by the welcome team in a sign remains largely intact mania for several thousand inhabitants have found that honey was destroyed the ancient town located in the rocky mountains area just off the main damascus to homes or it was one spoke and it was a christian a muslim pilgrims who sort of things. some of its inhabitants still speak aramaic the language of jesus christ. many tourists used to be attracted to the talented self described by ms has a star in history. money has changed hands at least four times since the civil war began in two thousand and eleven calling various attacks by government forces and jihadist rebels. looking ahead to today. he s to eighty eight it appears that turn into town. the houses are damaged and the whole town is damaged i can't describe the damage. even when it does damage to the town is cleaner than stronger than they hate you because it only to fail to bring its residues and candidates. bu

live in san francisco, christian cappen, ktvu2 news. >>> somebody has destroyed a statute that honors the civil rights movement. tommy smith at san jose state university was vandalized overnight. someone damaged the gold medal ripping it off and the remains crumbled at the bottom. campus police have no idea who did it and how much it will cost to fix it. the statute shows smith and john carlos with the black power salute at the 1968 summer olympics. >>> indecision is your worth enemy. >> tragedy in the water as an ocean search is called off but one young man returns to school a hero. his quick thinking that became a life saving movement. >>> and hillary clinton returns to the bay area tonight with a story to tell. the angry outbursts that provided a momentary scare in vegas. >> the weather system is approaching the coastline and when drizzle will be added to the forecast. >>> we learned that a sinkhole has been repaired that stoppedtra. a 5 by 5 hold on lofton street. san francisco public works crew the cavein happened over a sewer main, they will come back to fix the sewer. >>> forme

meanwhile, christians right here in new york gathered to sing hymns and hear cardinal tim thy dolan deliver mass. he was on cbs's face the nation this morning to talk about possible reform for the catholic church. >>> over in england, the archbishop of canterbury delivered his easter sermon in front of hundreds of people. he focused on the suffering of people facing conflict around the globe. >>> in ukraine, people came together to celebrate despite the ongoing conflict. people lined up to be blessed by a local priest and christians in the eastern city of donetsk say they are praying for a peaceful solution to their crisis. >>> syria's president bashar al assad made a visit to a christian town recaptured from rebels. his easter visit to the city of malula highlighted the government's confidence over recent gains against rebels around damascus and the lebanese border >> thousands of christians flock to the holy land to celebrate easter. pilgrims from around the world took part in ceremonies today at the holy church in jerusalem. aj's nick schifrin has more on the holy term. >> reporter: how

news. >> and i'm spencer christian. wet weather and some heavy down pours but showers are tapering off.is next? i'll have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> try now. it's gridlocked, bumper to bumper in both directions. very slow. this afternoon. we'll be right back >>> becoming a grandparent is one of life's greatest treasures >> one daughter decided to get creative when breaking news to her dad. >> looks like something you used to suck on when you were little. >> you should read it. >> right! >> jessica got quite a reaction from her dad as you can see in this video she posted. he was moved to tears. he's been asking for grandchildren since her wedding fight. she believes the gift is meaningful. she is an only child and her mom died 20 years ago. tears of joy. >> special moment. >> a simple gesture by a hockey player illustrates joy athletes can bring to fans especially youngest of >> the little boy only wanted a high five i should mention the san jose sharks do this after every game. she skate out and hand sticks over the glass to young fans it's a priceless memory. >> spe

from td ameritrade. >>> from the world headquarters of fox news, it's the "kelly file" with megyn kelly. >> as christiansround the globe prepare for easter, a brand-new study out tonight suggests some of the main stream media are missing the true meaning of the season. instead of talking about jesus or faith, many focus on fashion, food and to quote one host drinks. president of the media research center is not happy about this. brent, what, why are you so upset? >> well, i'm never upset, but look, christmas is the -- for christians, christmas is the holiest of the days. it come memerates the resurrectn of jesus christ. if you look at the media coverage of easter in a three-year period. 89% of the stories done on easter deal with the secular side. many didn't deal with easter as a religious holiday. >> why should the media focus on the religious aspect of easter? why should they be focussing on it as opposed to the more secular icons like peeps? >> let me try to reverse it. there are secular holidays here. memorial day, 4th of july, there are people who go to church on memorial day to honor the fallen, g

sting to come - details of a new force to stop fighting between christian and london. >> i'm on board a vessel to be used to destroy syria's chemical weapons. >> welcome back. the top storieson al jazeera. a deadline ordering activists outside of buildings in donetsk has lapsed. >> the prime minister is in the region to discuss the crisis. >> talks to end the unrest in venezuela have been held in caracas and broadcast on state tv. president nicolas maduro is hosting headers, but not the groups. in south korea, the united states has launched a joint air defense exercise. they condemn the two-week long drugs. fighting between rival factions of the taliban left 12 dead in waziristan. there are meetings in north waziristan. a previous ceasefire agreement expired on thursday. we go live to islamabad, and there's a lot of descension within the taliban at the moment. what is the main source of disagreement? >> well as you correctly mentioned, there was a ceasefire which was a precondition for the talks to get underway with the taliban, pakistan, the pakistan taliban extended it by 10 days, m

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the new jersey and long. orthodox christians in kiev the mosque on sunday to raise the ukraine and for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing crisis in the country on dresses looked across a number of ukraine's eastern towns went on to prove russian princess is to seize government buildings and engaged in a gunfight to security force it's at least one ukrainian soldier has been reported killed. only six have been wounded and one class is most noticeable in kiev penalties for students to demonstrate is the russian president but an increase in previously stated that his country reserves the right to campaign to protect ethnic russians in the southeast and tellers upper regions in a while and it's a pretty pretty and demonstrators gathered to protect a government building amid speculation that it was about to be taken at the white russian forces. around the world that we can celebrate all say that the holiday which reports the liberation of the jewish people. hundreds of years of slavery under the egyptian pharaohs sacred holiday uni

so this is where we have improved and we need to present new tree a christian moms. during the two combine you'd like me i'm sure you've covered many of these are costs on its map union summits with these kinds of calls from her purring loudly you see this happening anytime soon. real genuine cooperation on cross border cooperation between is that the second kind who who who can keep going. there are hints that it's bad it's about time. no the fact is that in the country has been national agenda. sometimes it is difficult because of some less known issue of school to take into consideration that the security codes by incorporating the two of the child's mother comes with three local commission. and i also want to mention that the book all the time has been spinning bcoz it's a monster boutiques have wheels in nigeria. the way of being weepy and then look to go to court only in the mall and it is the fact that because of that and the beginning the news to me we couldn't see me at the at me i'm messing with me and the disturbing the footy chicks being in different stat

all this hard-core mma church action is in a new documentary called fight church. >> as christians, there are times where you take shots. that's where the bible gives you your training. >> i don't look like the typical pastor and that's okay within a couple of god fearing men punching each other in the face. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is pastor versus pastor. >> you got to learn to put your foot on his neck. somebody shout jesus. >> stephen: yes, somebody shout jesus! but probably not the guy with the foot on his neck. (laughter) all this time all this time we've been turning to jesus for answers to our deepest questions. but we missed the most central question of all. >> can you love your neighbor as yourself and then at the same time knee him in the face? (laughter) >> stephen: yes, you can. especially if he keeps raking his leaves into your yard. this is the last warning, allen! and rest assured, folks, all this face kneeing is based on scripture. >> there is a verse in the bibele that says be wary when all men speak well of you. if everybody loves you, you are doing something wrong

>> and 7 news weather anchor spencer christian keeping track of the storm with live doppler 7hd. he will update us as the hour progresses. stay here. 7 s.ws a >> attorney for for man arrested in the racketeering conspiracy involving senator yee says his client wasen snared by the fbi. keith jackson appeared in court today for bail hearing. vick lee has the story. >> not guilty of anything. >> outside court jackson lawyer james said his client was a community activist. who is a danger to no one. he says the fbi undercover agents were quote trolling for someone to prosecute and that theyen snared his client. >> trolling is look for anybody. they did that. >>reporter: he says the charges are in his words unrea unreal. >> there is no murder. there is no body. there is no corps corpse. it was in the mind of an fbi agent t.several of them. >>reporter: the prosecutors called keith jackson a flight risk and danger to the community. he said the campaign fundraiser for senator yee was quota one map crime wave and that everything was caught on tape. the federal complaint says jackson was in

let's start with 7 news weather anchor spencer christian and live doppler 7hd tracking the rain spencer. >> all right dan you are right. here's live doppler 7hd. right now we have a lot more moisture offshore than we have actually falling overland areas but it's moving. on shore. so we will have showers as we loop the radar. you can see we have patches of showers moving towards the coast line. all up and down the coast line as a matter of fact. so let's start our forecast animation at 11:00 o'clock tonight. mother much falling right now in the way of shower activity but during the overnight hours we see pockets of showers scattered showers moving through the bay area and early morning rush wes wet pavement could slow down the morning commute. by 9:00 o'clock or so a bit of a break. not much mapping at that point but more rain coming our way tomorrow possibly even thunderstorm or two i'll show you the complete weather picture in a few minutes. >> track the rain in your neighborhood any time you wish using the weather app free to down load. we have information at this web site. >> oakland

the nazis to al qaeda types of grace died on the new changes in syria is on the citizens report to the capture of christians it seems foreign and rival campaigns and in nh months ago we thought that the settlements the eye. now i am in august the news again my winter break and try me. he called it a priority. according to russia's prime minister he's on a visit to the region's capital on that song stuck on teasing refund option. most gold will make tiniest actual economic say we the tax breaks for investors. as far as we understand that russian and korean is what we heard from russia's prime minister defended the movie is a bit jaime is capital center open to die this winter and is not to accept that we can all make sense to force this month this decision is expected to help boost the original one. it has come he and his top economic development and wrote their integration of these new beginning to russia's political social economic and cultural life is to make the system in concert at the door we tried mia's russian authorities but also local resident estimates it is a very significant want because trying

news. >> finally from us, for christians this is good friday. among roman catholics, marked by church services and reenactments of christ's journey. the former archbishop of buenos aires. following the path of the pope. lucia newman. >> he looks like a rock 'n' roller from head to foot. only the priest's collar gives him away. father cesar and the sinners, uses music to preach music love and the word of god. whether he's rehearsing with his band or hosting his nightly radio program, this 50-year-old catholic priest has become the modern faith of an old clump church thank you to the pope. >> he never gave me a parish. he let me study record and play in public. he always said he believed in exploiting people's different talents. >> on his radio show called calm down, father cesar intertwines can music and life. >> during the dictatorship in argentina, rock media denounced what the mainstream media did not. it awakens people. >> father cesar and the sinners have already recorded two albums with controversial songs abandoned love, dedicated to pursu

a new film called irreplaceable has a christian message and focuses on the traditional family structure>> how different do you think your life would be if your influence of your father would be positive. >> my morals and my values and virtue. i would have been a different person. >> yeah, i missed that. i missed, i don't know what it is like to have a relationship with a dad. never been there. >> our family would be a lot better. and i wont have ended down the road. >> they are interviews taken with people incarcerated. and the film irreplaceable is scheduled to be released and getting a lot of back lash for its message. joining me president of the focus on the family jim dally. >> great to be with you. >> i had an opportunity to see the entire film and it was powerful. it was subtle and not hit you in the middle of the nose coined of film and it drew you in. and i couldn't find anything controversial. jim, this film has been attacked why? help me understand this. i don't understand it either. you talk about family and natural marriage that is controversial in this culture today and the

i am new and women and one the first christian awesomeness misty eyed as the sydney the twentieth annual general meeting of cyprus international business association. he prays the present site of the creek so savvy days and its members for their efforts hard work and contribution to the economic recovery in the promotion of cyprus as a highly competitive destination for foreign investors way in attracting international business efforts. all you present in us to see artist also shared his government's initiatives in attracting foreign investment from a number of countries including russia china and will reach what he said the government has decided to increase the budget if the cypress investment promotion agency previous year by one point eight million euros eight speaking at the ninth cyprus summit of the economist titled cyprus on the mend and open discussion with government. the trio cut business and echoes him sydney costs us to see aiden said the country is passing to one of the most critical time periods in its modern history he blamed several factors including the apartment restru

the judge is demanding answers from police and a new survey is suggesting that christianity is more popularthan communism on china's version of twitter. researchers found that 18 million mentions of jesus versus 4 million for the chinese. and that's a quick look at some of the top stories making news. >>> well, ever since the recent breakdown in the talks between israel and palestinians, both sides have been taking steps to keep that deep freeze in place. the latest move has israel holding sanctions against the palestinian authority while the palestinians continue to take unilateral steps toward state hood. political observers are raising concerns that any kind of lasting deal may be months or years away. joel rosenberg, who has written a new book, says john kerry's charges blaming israel for that breakout is going too far. >> i'm not so sure it's 100%. there's a lot of motivation. we'll see for the palestinians whether to keep, to try as much as it would be nice to throw up your hands and say these guys are going to play ball, so i suspect we're going to see more efforts to try to make it

and this week, we christians got some very special news. >> the search for the holy grail could be over. >> two spanish historians say they have found the holy grail, a cup said to have been used by jesus during the last supper. they say it was hidden since the 11th century inside another ancient cup housed in a basilica in spain. >> stephen: they found the holy grail. and they know it dates back to jesus because the bottom reads, "not dishwasher safe because it hasn't been invented yet." ( laughter ) , of course, every time someone finds the holy grail skeptics come out of the woodwork just because there are 200 supposed grails in europe alone. that's not even counting the one lil' jon found. well, folks, as a man of faith, i believe these people are charletans because i've got the real holy grail. behold! ( cheers and applause ) i discovered it this morning at our neighborhood deli. mere miles from the sacred ground of st. patrick's' cathedral. it was entrusted to me by a mysterious middle eastern man. ( laughter ) if you're familiar with robert langdon's symbological analyses, all th

coming to the cities, they've lost their captain and they desperately need a new way of living, all the things that christianity would provide but it was paul that concentrated on the cities and therefore got these much larger potential groups of quite needy people. >> one final question. what's your reaction to the economist titling the credit credit book the origination of christianity, an atheist's guide, in the end wasn't the message the most important thing, the message of love as you mentioned what ended up being the deciding factor really in how it became the religion of the western world? >> well, i think there are lots of credit reasons and of course no one's going to take on an adopted religion that doesn't appeal to them more than the other. but one has to remember there were these different religions going on and the resurrection was, many gods had that idea before jesus had his resurrection. so there's lots of ideas that other religions have. but it's absolutely christianity, love your neighbor ask the most wonderful thing to say and christ gave he's mefnlings which were just better, more loving, a