i grew up in the greek orthodox church. my parents both came from greece and i was nurtured in that faith and went away to college and studied theology at a presbyterian college in indiana and one of my professors said you should study what your faith is about. i ended up at our seminary and here i am in oakland, california serving. greek orthodox tracing its roots back to the apostles. i heard about st. paul preaching in corinth. we have the name of every bishop that was in corinth starting with the one he established up to the current bishop so we have have that long, long tradition and we take pride in that connection because it gives us deep roots. the church was really founded and nurtured in that area of the eastern mediterranean. what we called asia minor, present day syria, north africa and greece. its a deep part of who we are and it defines who we are as a peoplement you cannot take it out of being a greek and being greek means that pretty much you're orthodox christian >> yes, but as i was reading about your cong

overseen by the head of the orthodox church.e said he knew him personally and admired him very much as an individual. his body was previously at the minister of foreign affairs where he spent a career spanning more than 30 years. some of it in very difficult places. atdimir putin laid flowers the base of his coffin. a number of senior politicians spoke saluting his professionalism and time on the job. putin was atir those ceremonies today. he made some very provocative statements about russia's missiles. tell me about that. he was at the ministry of defense. alongside the defense ministry in a televised meeting he called on the defense ministry to construct and design tactical nuclear missiles that could penetrate any future missile protection system. we can presume that he's talking putt the one that's being in place jointly by the americans and the europeans in europe which is officially to protect against iran. russia has said that it considers it a threat to itself. that it putin also said is stronger than any potential aggr

they're symbols of the orthodox church of the second century. >> it seems that it's written as a criticismmainstream christians who are engaged in worships that are led by bishops or clerics of one kind or another. and the authors of this text, they don't like that kind of clericalism. they don't like that kind of religious service. and they are strongly discouraging people from participating in it. >> the gospel of judas is a political smear against the people running the early church. >> the apostolic church was emerging, the institutional church was emerging. what we know is christianity was emerging. the gospel of judas was kind of a narrative against this institutional christianity. >> written decades after the new testament gospels, the gospel of judas is less a story about jesus than a condemnation of the leadership of the early church. >> it gives us an alternate picture of the formation of christianity. it doesn't show christianity as developing necessarily all harmoniously. there were dissenters. there were people who felt that things had gotten off on the wrong track. >> the gos

he recently attended the consecration of a new syriac orthodox church in west london.ntolerance. normally at christmas we think of the birth... in a broadcast for bbc radio's thought for the day, charles likened the persecution of religious minorities and refugees to what happened to thejews in nazi germany. we are now seeing the rise of many populist groups across the world who are increasingly aggressive towards those who adhere to a minority faith. all of this has deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s. i was born in 1948, just after the end of world war two, in which my parents‘ generation had fought and died in a battle against intolerance, monstrous extremism and an inhuman attempt to exterminate the jewish population of europe. that, nearly 70 years later, we should still be seeing such evil persecution is, to me, beyond all belief. he ended his broadcast with a plea for tolerance. whichever religious path we follow, the destination is the same. to value and respect the other person, accepting their right to live out their peaceful response to th

although in the orthodox church christmas does not come until next month, they were still celebratingr, for some reason. a special party taking place in lake baikal. despite temperatures reaching —20, they still managed with a tree and wine. in colombo they have put up what they claim is the world's tallest ever artificial christmas tree, 70 metres tall and painted in a million pine cones. the organisers say they wanted to promote religious harmony. for many, christmas is about food. but injapan this festive meal is a little unusual. 0n offer, locust canapes and a cake made with strawberry and earthworms. i think i might stick with turkey. however you are spending it we hope that you enjoy your christmas day and if you want to get in touch with us and if you want to get in touch with us here on bbc world news you can do via social media and you can also find us on facebook. the weather now with louise lear. good morning, and merry christmas to you. an incredibly mild christmas day, breezy with some rain in the story. the weather today is linked to the third storm of the season. ahead

a coptic orthodox church blown up in cairo. christians in iraq and syria kidnapped or driven from their homes. attacks on yazidis and jewish people and others. tolerance between the faiths and freedom of worship are important to the prince of wales. he recently attended the consecration of the new orthodox catheral in west london. he is troubled by the growing evidence of religious intolerance. normally at christmas we think of the birth... his starkest warning yet in a pre—recorded broadcast for thought for the day on bbc radio ahe likened the persecution of christians in iraq to what happened to thejews in nazi germany. we have seen the rise of populist groups across the world who are increasingly aggressive towards those who adhere to a minority faith. all of this has deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s. i was born in 1948, just after the end of world war ii, in which my parents's generation had fought and died in a battle against intolerance, monstrous extremism and an inhuman attempt to exterminate theje

he was eulogized by a martyr by the leaders of the orthodox church and top leaders paid their respects to him and was gunned down by startled onlookers at an art exhibit by a turkish police officer. they released the officer's family members because they don't have any ties to the crime. >>> aaa says that 103 million americans are expected to travel over the christmas, hanukkah and new years period. but the travel was a challenge in los angeles. they had a perfect storm. bad weather forcing a grown stop combined with added flights and travelers. airport construction added to the miseries some people waited hours to take off and others waiting hours to get off their planes once they landed and more than 100,000 vehicles were dropping off or picking up or bringing workers in. one uber driver said it took 40 minutes just to get in and out. >>> we have sunshine and mild temperatures for our thursday, sky 6 hd looking live at the river front in wilmington, delaware. a nice afternoon and it will get milder, karen rogers is in for david murphy with a look at the accuweather forecast. hey rick

there was a special service today in every orthodox church in russia.ing. this may be the last picture ever taken of the tupolev 154. a few hours later, it crashed into the black sea. the search operation continued today, to recover bodies and wreckage of the plane. russia's transport minister said that technical failure or pilot error may have caused the crash. terrorism is thought less likely. killed in the crash, more than 60 members of the russian army's song and dance troupe. they'd been on their way to syria for a new year's concert. outside the musicians' headquarters in moscow, there is now a shrine, which grows bigger by the hour. as well as bringing flowers, and icons and candles here, people have been leaving messages. this one says, "you were killed on take—off, farewell, friends. "you won't be returning, we couldn't save you". natalia's son used to work in the ensemble, but left. we mourn with everybody else, she says, there is pain deep in my soul. officially, there is one day of national mourning but for many russians the sense of loss fr

. >>> and members of the eastern christian churches in the bay area joined in prayer at an orthodox church of the redeemer and sang the special songs that honor the victims. some of the attendees there were born in egypt. >> well, we were very sad, obviously. we are very much in solidarity with the christians in egypt. we are from the middle east so we are the same family. >> many say they feel a sense of solidarity with the victims of the cathedral bombing in cairo because their church was destroyed in an arson fire in 2002. >>> right now, we're seeing mainly clear conditions from emeryville over to san francisco chilly downtown. our radar may be getting a break for the moment but a lot of rain coming back into the forecast this week. the timeline on the storms ahead when we come right back. ♪ p is for privileges. o is for ordinarily i wouldn't. l is for layers of luxury. a is for alll the way back. r is for read my mind. and i... can't see a thing. s... see you in the morning. polaris, from united. >>> well, we're getting used to all of this rain. a little bit of a break today, which is

detectives tell eyewitness news someone or several people broke into the holy ghost ukrainian orthodox church early monday and stole $5400. >> it's a disgrace. it's a shame. >> reporter: carp ral paul antonucci says this church is just the latest in a strong over the past week and a half is good this time of year people become desperate and it seems to be a vulnerable spot which goes against everything i stand for. >> police say break-ins happen late evening or early morning and usually church custodians make the discovery. >> there is e-i church down the street from my house. >> reporter: nicole says the news is troubling. >> there's no need to steal especially from a church. churches do a lot of outreach for people and it's like the lowest of a low. you steal from a church. >> at this point authorities do not have surveillance video or suspects but they hope to solve the mystery with your help. >> we're going to be every church we have multiple times a night as much as we can. >> reporter: detectives believe the cases are related. if you have any information give coatesville police a call.

detectives tell eyewitness news someone or several people broke into the holy ghost ukrainian orthodox church early monday and stole $5400. >> it's a disgrace. it's a shame. >> reporter: carp ral paul antonucci says this church is just the latest in a strong over the past week and a half is good this time of year people become desperate and it seems to be a vulnerable spot which goes against everything i stand for. >> police say break-ins happen late evening or early morning and usually church custodians make the discovery. >> there is e-i church down the street from my house. >> reporter: nicole says the news is troubling. >> there's no need to steal especially from a church. churches do a lot of outreach for people and it's like the lowest of a low. you steal from a church. >> at this point authorities do not have surveillance video or suspects but they hope to solve the mystery with your help. >> we're going to be every church we have multiple times a night as much as we can. >> reporter: detectives believe the cases are related. if you have any information give coatesville police a call.

. >>> in montgomery county, the orthodox church in hatfield held a prayer vigil in honor of a church attack in egypt. suicide bombing at a church in cairo earlier this month. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> one man is dead after being hit by a car on the new jersey turnpike in burlington county. sky force 10 flew over the scene last night around 10:00. the car hit a person standing behind a disabled tractor trailer. the person was killed. the driver of the car suffered serious injuries. >>> 21 minutes before 6:00. it is cold. cold all around. but especially cold in the mountains this morning. camelback they're making snow. the temperatures are in the single digits. not exactly warm for the rest of the area. low 20s right now in philadelphia, wilmington, and dover. 14 in allentown while trenton is 17 degrees. in the pocono mountains, 4 degrees right now. it's a cold morning. and it will likely get a little cold are before we start to see sunshine to warm things up. 21 right now in philadelphia. it's down a degree in the last hour. we're not looking for much colder

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. >>> in montgomery county last week, the orthodox church in hatfield held a prayer vigil in honor of a church attack in cairo earlier this month. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> today in philadelphia, independence mall will be putting up the largest hanukkah minora. you're looking the a the candelabra from last year. monday will be the end point of the hanukkah parade. hanukkah begins on saturday evening. >>> well some hall dare cheer is arriving early for a family in montgomery county. >> every year at this time the lady ghosts adopt a family in need. this year in different. the girls collected food, gifts and money. they presented the goods last night. they even posed for pictures with the family. >>> members of the phillies family helped spread good news yesterday. the bethesda project. they prepared and served a traditional holiday meal to 200 members of philadelphia's homeless community. >>> firefighters in philly and da dare county will get a catered meal today. state senator andy williams whether will be there as the meals will be delivered to six fire hous

there was a special service today in every orthodox church in russia.onal mourning. as a sign of respect, russian flags were flown at half—mast. this is thought to be the last picture of a chicken of the aircraft. a a few others later it crashed into the black sea. the search operation continued today. not for survivors but for the bodies. and also for the plane's black box flight recorders. technical failure or private ever is thought to have caused the crash. terrorism is less likely. more than 60 members of the russian army's quire group. ——choir group. outside the musician's headquarters in moscow, there is never a shrine that grows bigger by the other. as well as bringing flowers, icons and candles, people have been leaving messages. this says, you were killed on take—off, through well. translation: we mourn with everybody else. there is pain deep in my soul. officially, there is one day of national mourning but for many russians the sense of loss from this disaster will last much longer. millions of shoppers will hit the high street today as the b

. $5,400 stolen from the holy ghost ukrainian orthodox church. and community members say they're uneasy. >> there is no need to steel specially from a church, and churches do a loft outreach for people. it is really the lowest of the low to steel from a church. >> right now coatesville police are asking for the public's help in cracking this case. they say they have no surveillance video or suspect. they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> the last company quest diagnostics says it is the target of major data breach. according to quest, it was hacked last month by an unauthorized third party, which gained access to private information of about 34,000 people. including their name, date of birth, lab results, and some phone numbers. some people we spoke with feel this has become the norm. >> you know, it happened with health insurance companies. happened with retailers it, has happened with payment system, happened in a lot of different places, i guess, when you put something on line, no way to know your information is protec

five churches have been hit in a little over a week including the holy ghost ukrainian orthodox church where someone stole $5,400. police also believe all five of the break-in's are connected. >> there is no need to steel from a church. churches do a lot of outreach for other, really the lowest of the low to steel from a church. >> as of now police have no surveyed ends video of the suspect, if you have any information call coatesville police. >> the last company quest diagnostic has been hack. >> says data breach has exposed the information every thousands of clients, according to quest, the breach happened last month when unauthorized third party gained access to the private information of about 34,000 people, including their name, date of birth, lab results, even phone numbers. some feel that this has become the norm. >> you know, it has happened with health insurance companies it, has happened with retailers, it has happened with payment system, happened with a lot of places i guess when you put something on line, there is no way to necessarily know the information is protected. >>

chester county, and police say the latest break-in happened yesterday at holy ghost ukrainian orthodox church. the thieves got away with $5,400. the criminals also hit four other churches in the last week. >>> a victory for historians in north jersey who are fighting to i have part of an historic battlefield from being developed. the civil war trust says it will pay $4 million for nearly 15 acres of land across from princeton battlefield state park. those 15 acres will now become part of the park. historians believe that site was important in the battle of princeton during the revolutionary war in 1777. an academic institute is building housing on a portion of the land it's keeping. the deal still needs to be approved. >>> five minutes or eight minutes after 5:00, and 36 degrees. if you're heading outside right now, definitely cold, but it is dry this morning. those dry conditions will stay with us all day long. sunshine, though, that's going to be fading. the clouds will be increasing this afternoon. this evening will be mostly cloudy, and with those clouds, a chance of some isolated showers

there was a special service today in every orthodox church in russia.sign of respect, russian flags were flown at half—mast. this is thought to be the last picture ever taken of the aircraft. a a few others later it crashed into the black sea. the search operation continued today. not for survivors but for the bodies. and also for the plane's black box flight recorders. technical failure or private ever is thought to have caused the crash. terrorism is thought less likely. killed in the crash, more than 60 members of the russian army's choir group. outside the musician's headquarters in moscow, there is never a shrine that grows bigger by the other. as well as bringing flowers, icons and candles, people have been leaving messages. this says, you were killed on take—off, s0 so farewell, friends. you won't be returning. we couldn't save you. translation: we mourn with everybody else. there is pain deep in my soul. officially, there is one day of national mourning but for many russians the sense of loss from this disaster will last much longer. this is one

although in the orthodox church christmas does not come until next month, they were still celebratingy taking place in lake baikal. despite temperatures reaching —20, they still managed with a tree and wine. in colombo they have put up what they claim is the world's tallest ever artificial christmas tree, 70 metres tall and painted in a million pine cones. the organisers say they wanted to promote religious harmony. for many, christmas is about food. but injapan this festive meal is a little unusual. on offer, locust canapes and a cake made with strawberry and earthworms. i think i might stick with turkey. that is about all we have time for. thank you for watching bbc world news. good morning, and merry christmas to you. now, if a sledge was on your wish list, you might be disappointed with this forecast. an incredibly mild christmas day, breezy with some rain in the story. the reason being all tied into this deep area of low pressure which is connor, which is on its way. it's going to dominate across the northern uk on boxing day. ahead of it, these weather fronts producing a lot of

there was a special service today in every orthodox church in russia.may be the last picture ever taken of the tupolev154. a few hours later, it crashed into the black sea. there were none, but for bodies. we determined these parts belonged to the playing. russia's transport minister said technical failure or pilot error may have caused the crash. terrorism is thought less likely. killed in the crash, more than 60 members of the russian army's song and dance troupe. they'd been on their way to syria for a new year's concert. outside the musicians' headquarters in moscow, there is now a shrine, which grows bigger by the hour. as well as bringing flowers, and icons and candles here, people have been leaving messages. this one says, "you were killed on take—off, farewell, friends. "you won't be returning, we couldn't save you". natalia's son used to work in the ensemble, but left. we mourn with everybody else, she says, there is pain deep in my soul. officially, there is one day of national mourning but for many russians the sense of loss from this disaste

there was a special service today in every orthodox church in russia.national mourning. as a sign of respect, russian flags were flown at half—mast. this is thought to be the last picture ever taken of the tupolev154. a few hours later, it crashed into the black sea. the search operation continued today, not for survivors — there were none — but for bodies. and for the plane's black box flight recorders. translation: divers have already lifted two parts of the aeroplane's control mechanism. the serial numbers allowed us to determine that these parts belonged to the missing plane. russia's transport minister said that technical failure or pilot error may have caused the crash. terrorism is thought less likely. killed in the crash, more than 60 members of the russian army's song and dance troupe. they'd been on their way to syria for a new year's concert. outside the musicians' headquarters in moscow, there is now a shrine, which grows bigger by the hour. as well as bringing flowers and icons and candles here, people have been leaving messages. this one s

he recently attended the consecration of a new syriac orthodox church in west london.ce. normally at christmas, we think of the birth... in a broadcast for bbc radio's thought for the day, charles likened the persecution of religious minorities and refugees to what happened to thejews in nazi germany. we are now seeing the rise of many populist groups across the world who are increasingly aggressive towards those who adhere to a minority faith. all of this has deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s. i was born in 19118, just after the end of world war two, in which my parents' generation had fought and died in a battle against intolerance, monstrous extremism and an inhuman attempt to exterminate the jewish population of europe. that, nearly 70 years later, we should still be seeing such evil persecution is, to me, beyond all belief. he ended his broadcast with a plea for tolerance. whichever religious path we follow, the destination is the same. to value and respect the other person, accepting their right to live out their peaceful response to the love

it has never happened before, the leader of the russian orthodox church will lead the memorial servicedor. there are so many questions, the main question is, was it a lone wolf attack or a sinister reason behind it? there is a secret cell, a military cell or something more than that? that is the main thing to find out for the investigators. given the way russian relations have been with turkey for the last year or so, one might have expected them to be soured by what happened yesterday. but we have seen anything but. in 2015, when the russian jet was shot down over turkey, just when the syrian operation started, the main angry response response from russia, from putin personally, is why the president didn't call him in moscow to tell him what had happened. this time, nothing like that was seen. they both immediately went to talk to each other, to make sure that the relationship between the two countries is as strong as ever. we will see it later with the meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs, when lavrov, the russian minister and his counterparts from turkey and iran, standing wi

although india orthodox church, christmas does not come until next month, they were still celebratingespite the pitches reaching -20, baikal. despite the pitches reaching —20, they still managed with a tree and wine. in colombo they have put up and wine. in colombo they have put up what they claim is the world's tallest ever artificial christmas tree, 70 metres tall and painted in a million pine cones. the organisers say they wanted to promote religious harmony. for many, christmas is about food. at in japan harmony. for many, christmas is about food. at injapan this harmony. for many, christmas is about food. at in japan this festive meal is a little unusual. on offer, local —— locust canapes and a cake made with strawberry and earthworms. i think made with strawberry and earthworms. ithinki made with strawberry and earthworms. i think i might stick with turkey. i think we need to get tim one of those locust cakes as our present to him. if you want to get in touch with us here at bbc world news, you can do so on social media. and i'm @lebo?diseko on twitter. you can also find us on f

although in the orthodox church christmas does not come until next month, they were still celebratingrty taking place in lake baikal. despite temperatures reaching —20, they still managed with a tree and wine. in colombo they have put up what they claim is the world's tallest ever artificial christmas tree, 70 metres tall and painted in a million pine cones. the organisers say they wanted to promote religious harmony. for many, christmas is about food. but injapan this festive meal is a little unusual. on offer, locust canapes and a cake made with strawberry and earthworms. i think i might stick with turkey. if you want to get in touch with us here at bbc world news, you can do so on social media. we have a remarkable story from india, werea we have a remarkable story from india, were a woman who was thought to have died a0 years ago has a the middle—aged children by reappearing. she was supposedly found dead after a snakebite. she was left floating in the river ganges. but she hadn't died at all. a recent chance encounter with someone from her village sparked her memory and she went

members of the eastern christian churches of the bay area joined in prayer at the orthodox church ofthey took time-out from the scheduled celebration to sing a special song honoring victims of the bombing. >> we were very sad. we share the same faith in our lord jesus christ. we are in the mideast so we are the same family. >> they say they feel a sense of solidarity with the victims of the cathedral bombing in cairo because their own church was destroyed in arson in 2002. >>> tracking breaking news into our newsroom. you're seeing our chopper has been launched. police have a portion of the road blocked off. this is off 40th street and add line where we heard of an accident this morning. limited information on what specifically happened there. we will bring you an update soon as we have more information. >> tragic end to the search for a skier who was killed in an avalanche. search people discovered his body was found near lake tahoe this weekend. officials say that skier went missing saturday morning. they found the body under 8 to 10 feet of snow. search crews hope this can bring c

prime minister of great britain, the pope, the archbishop of canterbury, the head of the russian orthodox churcht all with the divine authority of our own son of god, and you will begin to meanstand what hirohito to the japanese, why they call him the god emperor. he is a direct descendent of the us so high,brought so mighty, so brilliant as the sun. accordingly, no one can stand above or look down upon the emperor. when he passes above the windows must be tightly shuttered on the streets. tokyo fromg to anywhere in japan is the up train to tokyo because the emperor lives there. be imitatedemperor in any way. not even his tailor-made touch the person of the emperor, for who would lay hands upon the sun? if you were japanese, it would hurt your eyes to look at hirohito, just as it would hurt your eyes to look at the blazing sun. know would anyone handle his uncovered picture. when hirohito's face appeared on the front cover of an american magazine, the japanese government filed an official protest with the american state department. takes place in japan, it is he, the god emperor, that causes it

members of the eastern christian church of the bay area joined in prayer at the orthodox church of theedeemer last night. they took time out from the scheduled celebration to sing a special song honoring the victims. some are from egypt themselves. >> we are very sad, obviously. we are in solidarity with the christians in egypt. we share the same faith in our lord jesus christ, but also we were from the middle east. we are the same family. >> many people feel solidarity with the victims of the bombing in aeroo because their church was destroyed by arson in 2002. >>> it was a tragic end to the search for a skier killed in an avalanche. search team discovered the man's body near lake tahoe yesterday afternoon. he went missing saturday morning. they found his body under 8 to 10 feet of snow there. search crews hoping the find will bring closure to the family of that missing skier. >> it's a tragedy but there is hope by bringing this kind of closure that we can help the family with their loss. >> the person reported missing was a 64-year-old man from out of the area. >>> a former ambassado

joining me is the general bishop of the coptic orthodox church in the united kingdom.hop, thanks a lot for joining us. >> good evening. >> this is horrifying attack. do you think christians who seem to be under attack from all side in the middle east have a future in that region? >> there is definitely a future. i think it's very challenging. it's very difficult, there are obstacles and there are major problem. recognitions in egypt representing 80% of the christians in the home. 115% of egypt. we very seen a very quick and rapid decrease in numbers across libya, iraq,. >> yes. palestinian territories, even syria. >> yes. and lebanon. and, yet, there has been virtually silence relatively speaking from christian leaders in other parts of the world. you would think since there does seem to be a concerted effort to drive christians out of these countries and attacks on them because of their faith that you would have more from the archbishop canterbury, for example and pope francis but you don't. and i wonder why that is? >> slight correction any would say you are right. b

members of the eastern christian churches of the bay area joined in prayer at the orthodox church ofhe redeemer. they took time out from the scheduled celebration to sing a special song honoring the victims. some of the attendees were born in egypt. >> we were sad obviously. we are very much with the christians in egypt. we share the same faith in our lord jesus christ, but also we were from the middle east. so we have the same family. >> many say they feel a sense of solidarity with the victims in the cathedral bombing because their church was destroyed in an arson fire in 2002. >>> a dangerous morning on the roads in east san jose after two people were killed in a crash. it happened near south capital avenue. this is the 44th deadly crash to happen in the city this year. what's going on here? rick boone spoke to witnesses of the crash. >> it was like the middle of the night, like 3:50, 4:00 in the morning when i heard like it was a big swoosh. >> a horrific scene in san jose. investigator ares say with two people inside, this car truck a center divide, and then hit a wall and burst

all five break-in's are connected, and say, $5,400 were stolen from the holy ghost ukrainian orthodox church. >> there is no need to steel specially from a church and in church's we do a lot of outreach for people. really the lowest of the low to steel from a church. >> and police say they plan to increase their presence around the area isochore. in an effort to prevent any more burglaries, of course, if you have any information, coatesville police want to hear from you. >> in other news overnight, police in georgia arrest a suspect accused of shooting two police officers during traffic stop. authorities in l.a. vonia say they pulled over car last night when they realize the car was reported stolen from south carolina. when the officers tried to arrest the driver, the driver shot both officers and ran away. both officers fortunately are expected to survive. >>> also in george, a two officers shot serving drug warrant in for the valley. both officers are recovering from their injuries this morning. the suspect was shot and killed by police. a total of eight officers have been shot in georgia

soviet russian, and mixed in the pope, the archbishop of canterbury, the head of the russian orthodox church all with the divine authority of our own son of god, and you will begin to understand what hirohito means to the japanese, why they call him the god emperor. four to the japanese, hirohito is a direct descendent of the sun, and what is so high, so mighty, so brilliant as the sun. accordingly, no one can stand above or look down upon the emperor. when he passes through the streets, all windows above the first floor must be tightly shuttered. the train to tokyo from anywhere in japan is the up train to tokyo because the emperor lives there. nor can the emperor be imitated in any way. only his automobile may be moon colored. not even his tailor may touch the person of the emperor, for who would lay hands upon the sun? if you are japanese, it would hurt your eyes to look at hirohito, just as it would hurt your eyes to look at the blazing sun. nor would anyone dream of handling his uncovered picture. if you are japanese, it would when hirohito's face appeared on the front cover of an ameri