stay with us on mosaic. here's more. >> very difficult place to be. have been going to death row now for over two years. men on death row literally live day by day. each day is a new day for them. >>> in carrying out duties as kiss trick attorney most times there is no -- district attorney most times there is no conflict whatsoever between what we do as prosecutors and teachings of the catholic church. if someone has committed a sin there is an expectation of accountability, confession, and ultimately some sang up the. the one area 234 which there can be -- in which there can be conflicts is a decision we have to make on a regular basis whether or not to seek the ultimate penalty, death penalty in cases where people are charged with murder and special circumstances. personally, i do not believe in the death penalty yet my personal feelings do not impact what i do as the district attorney because as the elected top prosecutor in my county it is my obligation the see that the laws of the state are followed and imlimitted. >> i have been against -- imple

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thank you for joining us on mosaic. this is a summer conversation with reverend ron swisher. i get to turn the tables and welcome him as a guest. >> yeah, we do this usually in the summer. there have been some big news in your life professionally, a church change. tell us about it. >> this stud owe is new, and i am in a new community. i was at tate memorial. it was my home church. my mother has been a member there 67 years. i have associated other places. easter hill richmond, superintendent sacramento and i started off in east oakland where i met you. >> hillside. >> yeah, hillside. so going to my home church after 25 years of ministry and that was new and i was well received even though some times you are not welcome back at your home. i was there for 12 years then three weeks ago the bishop called and said we would like to see you move on to another church . that was new for me but i said let's go with it and it was st. marks united methodist in orinda, 25 minutes away, through the tunnel, right before you get to go to walnut creek and other places, lafayette and so forth.

the play does put the sector on notice again for possible deals. mosaic, agrium and c.f. industries all rallied on heavy volume. just three months ago, c.f. beat out agrium to buy a competing fertilizer maker. two other deals. one for hefty trash sacks, the other in health care. hefty maker pactiv will go private. reynolds group, maker of reynolds wrap, will pay $33.25 per share. the last time pactiv shareholders saw that kind of price was in 2007. in health care, device maker medtronic rallied after announcing its purchase of osteotech. it makes tissue used in transplant operations. the price? $6.50 per share. leading the dow gainers today was home depot. investors giving it a boost even though its latest financial report card was mixed. earnings came in a penny better than expected, but its revenues were slightly less than what analysts were anticipating. still, customer traffic was on the increase, even if those customers were buying less- profitable repair items. shares rallied more than 3%. the company bumped up its earnings forecast. that optimism may have more to do

as it's one of the most important churches in the country the interiors are impressive and grand it's decorated with frescoes mosaics and the icons being several valuable religious masterpieces one of the most worshiped holy relics of the russian church is on display here the vladimir icon of the mother is going to. the fifteenth century frescoes by famous russian i come painter and they rubinoff also attract many admiring businesses to the religious sites. and if you think you've seen all the sights and blood in me and then to top worry as the town ghosts who soundly is also close by with its peaceful lake in quaint village it's a time traveling journey to the past there's also a holiday center in the town offering you the experience of being closer to the region's nature to enjoy out directivity hiking in the woods cycling and canoeing at the camp just don't forget to have your mosquito repellents and sun cream with you. people for decades mistakenly transiting cusco stanley as crystal goose in english however new research suggests it comes from the word for the tree in old slavic language founded in seven hundred

-- opportunities in the future, and i am going to carry on with that. >> thank you for joining us, and please join us when we return for mosaics. >> >> good morning and welcome back. we are in the middle of a wonderful k of a program that -- conversation that was based out of san francisco, and now it has groan nationally -- grown nationally and internationally. we have two more members to the diler community. just to give a little bit of a background to the awards, i understand that just this past year, 200 applicants applied throughout the state of california. and what happens is the committee is apprised of leaders, clergy and they go throughout the applicants and make a decision of the five teams. one is for their college education or to continue the particular project for which they have become an awardee. erin, you want last year, and david, you are the current winner. >> i am about the educational advocacy about the sustainable living, green living for the schools and teams and communities. >> david, your project? >> it's called the vibe initiative. we are creating a teen lounge, it's a place where teens can go, hang ou

this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in alameda. city halls all over california in a variety of styles. this one is at burbank. it hasn't been touched. fire stations all over the place. and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinic

>>mahindra: every one in the west understands a little piece of india. the question is do you understand the whole mosaic....and it is difficult, it is complex...i dare say even i don't understand the whole mosaic. >>reporter: complex perhaps, but india and china's pollution risk is likely to produce new levels of environmental regulation and new business opportunities in green tech. >>it's fast, spectacular, and more than a little bit dangerous. motocross first took place in britain in the 1920's...but in the country of its birth, the sport has recently fallen on hard times. however, one series at least, is hoping to change all that >>nunn: you're jumping anywhere up to 100 feet. even further sometimes >>brown: the jumps...the bumps bikes always going diff ways. >>nunn: the bikes are jumping around everywhere. >>reporter: they've been doing this sort of thing for almost 100 years in britain now... >>but while spectacular...motocross here remains a stubbornly niche sport....something the red bull pro national series is trying to change... >>bates: there's no-one really pushing it from a non specialist co

we have to know more about military kids on the long term, but together this mosaic is starting to come together. i would ask you first and foremost to remember that their kids first. they deserve for us to capture their story so that later, the story of these children will inform the story of children in the future. >> thank you. thank you for being so patient. >> i have enjoyed learning. i am very glad to be here. i do indeed work, although that has been questioned since i travel so much. i am led administrator with staff -- in an administrator with staff, i am sometimes skeptical of a clear and compliant chain of command. i work at the university, which most people do not think of as a hotbed of military activity. we do have about 500 active students and 300 students attending on the gi bill. we are the midwestern, of the entrepreneurship a bit camp program -- boot camp program. the dean of perdue, in the early part of the century, created the coast guard reserve. they will be naming a ship after her soon. although i did not know that when i started all of this, i am joining a long l

giant photo mosaic, and you see they're made up of thousands of smaller photographs of children of all ages and all races, then that contains a special message. and that is that we're really one. the gallery on the six days of creation and the sabbath contain -- you're actually walking on the table. there's a giant crawl through tunnel, inside the tunnel, you can learn about the ingredients, the significance of the special hollow bread. hanukkah is also a favorite. we have an olive oil drafting station where children can actually squeeze their own olive oil. and the olive oil is the miracle of the oil at the time of the hanukkah. by pressing this screen, and selecting the various symbolic items on this dinner plate, the children can watch short clips of what these symbols represent and the story of passover. >> the howe have our own specia talking tree this is sort of a storyteller and it explains how man is compared to a tree in many ways. we have our roots, and that's our faith. and we also have our fruits and those are the good deeds that we perform. the journey continues into our kosher supermarket where children can scan products instead of coming up with prices, there a

mosaic tiles line the showers now and a massive mural by john wuherl covers a far wall. the plunge was onef the early municipal pools from the early 1900s that survived the changing world. before tv and the internet people used to pack swimming places. >> at a time when it opened it was a culture of going to the water. but it was a great place for -- to have family swims, the whole family would be down. >> the city will hold a grand reopening celebration this saturday. >>> 6:27 now. we will show you the new bus ad with a 9/11 image stirring up controversy in new york. >>> and the south bay considers a new measure that means pit >>jo owner als will have to reth >> and what a way to quit. >>> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. be careful when you hit any bay area roadways today. we'll tell you about the chp crackdown that could cost you a pretty penny. >>> it's been one year today since little hasani campbell disappeared. we will have the latest on the investigation and what's happening today. >>> and the tarmac tantrum that may go down as the quit. we will hear from a passenger

she also collaborated a profile -- they made a mosaic filled with all the profile pictures of her fans on. >> it looks like her, i know. >> matt and al, it's also about the music down in new orleans. >> well, the music here is actually fantastic. this city is known for its music. we're actually joined by some people from the musicians village here in new orleans. this is a great spot that was started by harry connick jr. and is designed to keep the heritage and history of new orleans alive. we're going to check in with harry connick jr. and mr. aaron neville in just a couple of minutes. >> and a couple of people may not realize but louisiana is becoming the hollywood of the south. in just a little while we'll show you why so many movie and television productions are taking place, making this the third largest production center for film and television in this country. >> and this money is much needed in the area. they've done a lot to attract the films. you have a forecast to give us as well. >>> let's show you your weather for the weekend. things not looking too bad along the east coast.