robert moore say that, there are many evil groups in the world who joined together for the detriment of humanity, more so than religious groups and churches. but i was thinking that here in the south suburbs we have an organization, an ecumenical organization called puds. it's for-- i think puds stands for something like people united to deliver shelter. and the purpose is to provide shelter during the winter months for homeless men and women and children. and this involves about 30 some churches, some of those churches provide space for people to come in and sleep at night. the mattress or pads are provided there are meals that are prepared by other groups in different churches. and the food is brought in for a hot evening meal and then a breakfast the next morning and then lunches are packed, so that these men and women can carry something with them, good nutritious food. and then there is also, we've come to the point that there is a day center open now in another church. where during the day time its kind like a warming center but it's also a center for people looking for educati

professor robert moore makes a fascinating statement. he is the president of the institute for world spirituality; he's a jungian psychoanalyst; he's a professor at chicago theological seminary. we were able to catch hold of him just after a conference that he'd had with this world spirituality center that he's directing, and he just nails it down in this short interview that unless religion- and your good comment about, well, is it buddhist religion, is it daoist, is it christianity?- unless religions which have been, for better or for worse, the guiding force in determining ethical patterns of action, unless they begin to come together first, and work with other aspects of society, well, it's another doomsday scenario, that we'rere just simply not gog to make it, not just as a nation, but as perhaps even a species. he went a bit longer in our private talk after the interview, but this is an educated man, very well known, quite active in things such as cult activity. but he doesn't see the survival of any kind of orderly human race unle

get your popcorn ready the robert reich-steve moore debate is back. will robert reich explain the abject failure of trillions of dollars of government spending. steve moore will help him along. >>> jobs report jolts wall street to the worst week of the year, major losses across the board on weaker than expected jobs data. here is a run down, dow down 168 points, nasdaq off 68. s&p 500 shaved 23 points. crude oil went along with it lost more than 6% to close at $98 a barrel, retail gasoline also falling substantially. let's turn to our ace investors, done, chief investment officer at trent mack he could, jim at tgm institutional services, jim lecamp at ups. jim, what caught my eye was for the day and week, the downdraft in the pro growth cyclical economic sectors, seemingly taking their cue, two months of lousy jobs, is it going to translate in more lousy data, and is that in turn going to translate into poor profits? >> well, it certainly -- yes, i think is the answer. certainly seems like it. as you said has been six weeks, in that time, one good numb

think it might even be our final class in the same interview setting, we interviewed a professor robert moore who is the director of this world center of spirituality and he speaks eloquently about the connection of the centennial world parliament of religion and what was it in 1994/93 - >> it was right in chicago >> yes right in chicago. so he speaks eloquently of it and of course with the theosophical society very much the same way. let me show you one more roll-in and then we can just end up the class on general discussion. people always bring up the bahai, the bahai group and we have in our region a beautiful bahai temple. i bring up the bahai because, building off of what gordon melton says we can develop typologies like cult and sect and church denomination but from the point of view of the believer how do they understand themselves? the bahai faith of course, developed in the 19th century in iran, and they would have a great deal of problem of thinking themselves as a sect of islam or a culted break-off. they think of themselves as a new revelation, a new religious movement. and they'r

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robert moore, his wife, sarah hooker, and hooker's brother, donny adams, all charged with murder. another five suspects were also arrested on murder and attempted murder charges. here's how. >> surveillance, court-ordered wire taps, witness interviews, both in and outside of the grand jury. forensic work. cell phone tower tracking. and other investigative tools. >> reporter: charges also extend to seized cocaine. not in the amount seen here. but 5 kilos worth, which also brought six more arrests for a total of 14. >> reporter: according law enforcement, this will mean a crackdown. >> this law enforcement team is focused and dedicated to make an impact here in the city of baltimore. and you're seeing it today and you'll see it in the future. >> reporter: alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: agencies involved in the mass arrests were baltimore city police, the states and u.s. attorney's office, and the dea. >>> one of the most vocal and respected members of baltimore's black clergy is being remembered. reverend marian baskan has passed away. reverend baskettan was a civ

robert moore, a stabbing victim, his wife, sarah hooker. and hooker's brother, donny adams, all charged with murder. another five suspects were all arrested on murder and attempted murder charges. here's how. >> surveillance. court-ordered wire taps. witness interviews, both in and outside of the grand jury. forensic work. cell phone tower tracking. and other investigative tools. >> reporter: charges also extend to seized cocaine. not in the amount seen here. but five kilos worth, which also brought six more arrests for a total of 14. >> reporter: according to law enforcement, cooperation among law enforcement agencies is going to mean more crackdowns and arrests. >> this law enforcement team is focused and dedicated to make an impact here in the city of baltimore. and you're seeing it today. and you'll see it in the future. >> reporter: alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> agencies involved in the mass arrests were baltimore city police, the states and u.s. attorneys' office, and the dea. >>> the maryland court of appeals will not recon

robert moore, a relative of stabbing victim, darian kest, his wife, sarah hooker, and hooker's brotherdonny adams. all charged with murder. another five were charged with murder and attempted murder charges. here's how. >> surveillance, court-ordered wire taps. witness interviews both in and outside the grand jury, forensic work, cell phone tower tracking and other investigative tools. >> reporter: charges also extend to seized cocaine. not in the amount seen here. but five kilos worth, which brought six more arrests for a total of 14. >> this is going to mean more crackdowns and arrests in the future. >> this law enforcement team is focused and dedicated to make an impact here in the city of baltimore. and you're seeing it today. and you'll see it in the future. >> reporter: alex demetrick, weekeyewitness news. -- wjz eyewitness news. >> agencies involved in the mass arrests were baltimore city police, the states and u.s. attorney's office. and the dea. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads with kristy breslin, wjz traffic control. hi, krist

we are live at ac moore where robert bean has once gain flown in from new jersey she will give us lotsful ideas of gifts you can do yourself. those are the gifts mom really cherishes for a lifetime. we will talk about easy things you don't have to be super crafty to be able to do these things but they will impress your mom and they are wonderful for all ages to do sarah and will. >>> super cute picture of hayden too. >> very cute. >> thanks holly. >>> time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day adrian huff was diagnosed with lupus in 2008 and wants to remind all of us may is lupus awareness month and also happens to be her birthday. happy birthday thanks for watching. for a chance to be to morowe's fan of the -- tomorrow's fan of the day, search fox 5 morning news. post a comment under adrian's gorgeous picture. >> that does it for the 6:00 a.m. hour. >> tony and allison. >> good morning thank you so much. >> coming up fox 5 morning news, two montgomery county school employees ar

robert. if i have called your name, come on up. maggie, nancy, don, april. hang on. one second. we have like 100 left. commissioner moore: they are not going to go away. we need a break, i think. president fong: hold your thought. i appreciate it. we will take a 5-10 minute >> the planning commission is back in session. if i could have everyone's attention for just a moment. i am going to remind everyone to silence or turn off your cell phones because i know all of them -- all of you were on them during the break. also, we are still in public comment. we still have all of you and i believe there are a few more people downstairs who i would encourage to come upstairs at this point. we still have over one hour of public comment. then there has to be commissioned deliberation. for every one that can hear me that is here for the four- o'clock calendar, please note that the planning commission will not start that calendar before 7:00 p.m. if you need to go away and come back, that is fine. you can go down and make yourselves comfortable until we start that hearing. we will not start that hearing before 7:00 p.m. if you are i

well, stephen moore of the "wall street journal" and the former labor secretary, robert reich whose book "beyond outrage." mr. reich, let me argue here, obviously it was pretty overwhelming. we had a coup of people who thought that more stimulus would be appropriate. one said krugman style would be the way he goes. >> erin, if you don't think that more stimulus is appropriate or necessary or even possible right now, at the very least you don't want to do more government cutting. one reason the economy slowed down in the first quarter of this year to an annualized rate of 2.2% is because of all the government cutting in spending. europe's austerity policies there have proven that that kind of a government cutting, when you have so much unemployment and so much reluctance on the part of consumers and businesses to spend is a recipe for disaster. it slows the economy even more. >> that's an interesting point you make. the cut backs in government payrolls are really hurting, does it justify more spending? >> well, you know, to borrow a phrase from president obama, erin and bob, we tried it y

moore. >>> and the french spider-man added to his reputation thursday by scaling france's tallest skyscraper. it took alain robert about 1.5 hours to make the 758-foot high climb. he has conquered more than 100s of the world's most vertical -- vertigo inducing structures including the eiffel tower and the empire state building. five minutes past the hour. he's got the view there for sure. let's go out to al with a check of your weather. >> this guy's never heard of an elevator? >> he wanted to go do it the hard way. >> all right, thanks so much, natalie. we've got a lot of rain to talk about down south, down in southern texas. you can see heavy rain, texas into louisiana, as well as going to be sweating into the mid-mississippi river valley over the next 48 hours. out west, we have gorgeous weather. 71 in l.a. 72 frisco. 66 in -- 67 in seattle. showers in northern new england, and heavy rain probably coastal flooding as you get into the mid-mississippi river valley. sunny skies along the eastern seaboard with breezy conditions. >> good morning. pleasant weather arriving just in time for the end of the workweek. a

robert. >> michael raymond mclean. >> jordan scott keefer. >> sarah boyes thomas. >> jordan. >> anthony. >> clayton james. >> stephen douglas. >> kevin wayne weaver jr.. >> catherine barack -- brooke. >> benjamin carlson gomez. >> eleanor. >> paul david. >> austin taylor moore. >> tristan. >> christopher carl martin. >> michael edward o'donnell. >> marie. >> nicholas andrew smith. >> christina danielle england. >> michael. [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, joining president obama on stage, to your left, the secretary of the air force, and to your right, general schwartz, chief of staff of the air force. will the remainder of the graduates of the class of 2012 please rise and come forward by a squadron. >> cadet squadron one. >> robert frances. >> bethany page blackburn. >> michael j. tom brown. -- michael brown. >> spencer buck. >> alan. >> christopher. >> david kostin. -- austin. >> michael david cousins. >> james matthew dunlap. >> michael david. >> jeremiah luke. >> lou -- lindsay. >> catherine. >> victoria marie martinez. >> michael james mckinley. >> christopher. >> airing shake-up -- erin -- up. >> kyle edward. >> nicole singletary. >> paul ryan steven taylor. -- ryan stephen taylor. >> anthony m. wright jr.. >> jane. >> tibet squadron two. -- cadet