to make it easier for people to take the benefit of the sacrament. more particular there are three months or i will be hosting the relics of the two patron saints of the holy year. i will have reconciliation services, and other extended times of confessions during those months. may, september, november. >> fantastic. wonderful. i know we have many events going on throughout the archdiocese of san francisco. you can participate in confession, you can also participate in the works of mercy which we explain what those were last month. you can go to our website which is featured on the screen and find out more at the calendar there, and we really hope that you will enter into this year of mercy area come meet father john of the nationalist shrine of assisi. we hope you have a wonderful, wonderful year of mercy. and this end of lent is a blessed time for you all. thank you for joining us. >>> welcome to "bay sunday", great to have you, i am frank mallicoat. we begin with our weekly pitch. if you have a show out there we would love to hear from you. go to

i love him and i want to see him receive his sacraments. >> the oakland diocese will not comment, but when it comes to people with disabilities it is not discrimination. what we are trying to do is understand that person's particular situation and provide them with the necessary resources so they can fully receive the sacrament. >>> tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00, an exclusive eye team follow-up to what they call the crime of the century. it has been nearly 40 years since armed gunmen kidnapped a bus full of children and buried them alive in a livermore quarry. in a -- it was a plan for $5 million ransom. even though they spent decades in prison they are fighting back. dan noyes has the story after the premiere of the catch. >> and new to might, a video of the warrior forward driving 118 miles an hour in his car and appeared on his snap chat account. they are aware of the video. team officials were planning to discuss it with him after the game. they have not released the result of the meeting. his mom weighed in and said, relax, you have never tried to see how fast your car wou

i love him and i want to see him receive his sacraments. >> the oakland diocese will not comment, but to people with disabilities it is not discrimination. what we are trying to do is understand that person's particular situation and provide them with the necessary resources so they can fully receive the sacrament. >>> tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00, an exclusive eye team follow-up to what they call the crime of the century. it has been nearly 40 years since armed gunmen kidnapped a bus full of children and buried them alive in a livermore quarry. in a -- it was a plan for $5 million ransom. even though they spent decades in prison they are fighting back. dan noyes has the story after the premiere of the catch. >> and new to might, a video of the warrior forward driving 118 miles an hour in his car and appeared on his snap chat account. they are aware of the video. team officials were planning to discuss it with him after the game. they have not released the result of the meeting. his mom weighed in and said, relax, you have never tried to see how fast your car would go? at leas

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when we think about the right to vote, it is, and should be, understood as a civic sacrament in the temple of democracy. this being the first presidential election in 50 years without the protection of the voting rights act. this being a time when african-americans, latinos, people all across the country feel as though the civic sacrament is being threatened. this is an occasion in the wake of the shelby v. holder supreme court decision where we have seen state legislature after state legislature engage in a machiavellian frenzy of voter disenfranchisement, where we have over 30 states that have imposed voter i.d. laws. these voter i.d. laws, on their face, seem civically innocuous. but when we bear in mind that a substantial fraction, an intolerable fraction, percentage, if you will, of american voters don't possess these i.d.s, we have reason to be alarmed. why? when we think about the fact that there is a certain inclusivity to the exclusivity of the moment. that is to say we are not dealing with a kind of nostalgic, black and white discrimination of yesteryear. we are dealing with a mu

to provide anthony the resources to receive sacrament. >> coming up on 5:55 on thursday. you can see the lights are on the bay bridge with no fog here in san francisco. look at our temperatures today from two degrees warmer-than-average in san francisco and concord is the warmest at five degrees above that at 66, topping out at 71 today. look at the low-to-mid 70s through the central valley, and low-to-upper 80s from los angeles to palm springs and 63 with sunshine in monterey and up to lake tahoe it will be 54 today. warmer-than-average, not only today but, also, tomorrow and as we hold to saturday and sunday but the cold front will bring us cooler weather next week and it will hit the sierra more so than us so you can see the snow on monday and tuesday and wednesday. fill be light. sue? >> we will go to san jose, 280, in the northbound direction with head hates headed toward cupertino and the 880 overcrossing at the limit. no delays from san jose but we do have an accident in san jose at 680 near the "good morning washington express" before the expressway and it is clea

when we think about the right to vote, it is and should be understood as a civic sacrament in the symboldemocracy. this being the first presidential election in 50 years without the full protection of the voting rights act. this being a time which african-americans, latinos, people all across the country feel as though this civic sacrament is being threatened. this is an occasion and the wake of the supreme court decision where we have seen state legislature after state legislature engage in a machiavellian quincy voter disenfranchisement. when we have over 30 states that have imposed voter id laws, these voter id laws on their face arsine typically innocuous, but when we keep in mind, when we bear in mind that a substantial fractioncome and intolerable fraction, percentage if you will of american voters don't possess these ideas, we have reason to be alarmed. why? when we think about the fact that there is a certain i think exclusively to the exclusivity y to the moment, that is to say we're not even with a kind of nostalgic lack and white discrimination of yesteryear. we again with a m

in center city, the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul will hold meditations and the sacramentof pennants. there's also celebration of the lord's passion this afternoon. >>> getting a warm start. this is unusual for march to see temperatures this warm. it's coming with showers. i'm tracking some scattered iiu$at will be a possibility through the morning and into the afternoon for our area. but it's also going to be windy and warm. we've got the winds and the warm. the temperatures will go higher this afternoon, into the 70s. this weekend, the rain and the warmer temperatures will be out of here. still very nice for saturday and sunday. there it's completely dry on 95. that's a view from south philadelphia this morning. the temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 54 degrees, mt. pocono. the rain has just stopped there in the last couple minutes. 64 in northeast philadelphia, atlantic city is 57 degrees. those temperatures will be climbing when we get breaks of sunshine this afternoon. look at the wind. this is one of the reasons it's so warm. that strong, southerly warm air is surging

when you think about the right to vote, it should be understood as a civic sacrament in the temple of democracy. this being the first presidential election in 50 years without the protection of the voting rights act. being a time when african-americans, latinos, people all across the country, feel that this civic sacrament is being threatened. we have seen state legislature after state legislature engage in a multimillion frenzy. when you have 30 states that have imposed voter id laws, these are seen as cynically innocuous. when we bear in mind that a substantial fraction and intolerable fraction, a percentage of american voters to not possess these ids. when we think about the fact that there is a certain exclusivity to the exclusivity of the moment, that it's not to say we are dealing with a kind of nostalgic black and white discrimination of yesteryear. we are dealing with a multiracial ethnic exclusivity. when the rights act was enacted into law, it was enacted into johnson,esident lyndon who used a series of presidential pens to sign this legislation into law. the voting rights a

one of the sacrament of players was suspended for a run in with his coach. the double whammy the ucf men' s , basketball team lost their first round game in the acc tournament then head coach donnie jones lost his job. the loss to tulane a team the knights have beaten twice, was the final stand for jones. jones was let go by the team shortly after they wrapped up that 66-63 loss. we heard from jones after the game, but before he was fired. >> i didn' t think we had a great start to the game. it was too hyped up probably, playing in front of the home crowd. stewart: jones has been with the knights for six years. tournament to see a seventh season at ucf. jones leaves the knights with 88 wins and 100 losses. no word on who ucf might be looking at to take over the job. the gators tourney dreams were also short-lived. the boys fell to the tournament' s top seed, texas a&m , today in nashville in the second round. it was a hard fought game though . the gators tied things up 11 times before ultimately falling to the aggies 72-66. the gators, and my seminoles waiti

. >> their sacramental than the lakers and the lakers will be the final game against kobe bryant he says onto the couch en if he felt that lebron james needed to restt the even again with historic overtones, but just someone like kobe bryant, and that he would rest if that's nfl football hoping to become popular in the rest of the world , a group of nfl players is indeed egypt to promote well . given hundreds of egyptians an opportunity to show show their skills the group was founded by po giants and browns players . cmac to show them the proper way to play the gamee everything that is safe and fun in and the kids are loving it. >> the camps in china brazil and turkeyey most people would love for hollywood star to visit that is kevin bacon and his brother soon beth prices of eggs and ad campaign from the american egg board that was posted ont youtube featuring the brothers convincing people to eat eggs, he did a spot last year, but this time around his brother was also voted theb joke is that nothing goes better with eggs and bacon, you want to see the commercial day two presidential can

. >> i love him and i want to see him receive his sacrament. >> the oakland diocese said are trying tode the resources. >> the cell phone industry is challenging an order over warning about radiation exposure of cell phones. a judge previously allowed the ordinance to take effect in january. >> coming up on 4:54 and a look at sfo where it is partly cloudy and 52 and not expecting arrival delays. temperatures today are firm from 2-5 degrees warmer-than-average and a last mid-60s to low 70s. low-to-mid 70s through the central valley and monterey and sunshine at 63 and 80s around los angeles and palm springs and lake tahoe is 54. right new it is 28 degrees under clear sky. it will be warmer-than-average in lake tahoe through sunday. and a chance of snow on monday and tuesday and wednesday. sue? >>> good morning, we have 30 bart trains in service at this hour at 4:54. again, the shuttle train between northbound concord and pittsburg running every continue minutes so they are limited and expect delays there, as well. on the caltrain schedule everything is looking great up and down the penin

in center city, the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul will hold meditations and the sacrament pennants. there's also celebration of the lord's passion this afternoon. ♪ this was the cathedral last night as the faithful marked holy thursday commemorating the last supper where jesus washed the apostle's feet and the archbishop re-enacted that following christ's example. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> seven minutes after 5:00. you'll need the umbrella today. i'm tracking showers that are already moving into the area this morning and we'll still see shower activity this afternoon. then sunshine will break through. and the windy conditions that we're experiencing this morning and warm conditions, too, will persist into the afternoon. we're talking 70s today. this weekend, sunshine will abound. all this will be out of here by then. right now, 53 degrees in the pocono mountains. it is rain there. 62 in trenton, 65 in dover. unusually warm for this time of year. you can see a little bit of the rain falling on the picnic tables. that's the vi

and provide them with resources so they can receive the sacrament. so his family doesn't know if he'll be able to take part in the service at his local parish on may 7th. >>> the san francisco police officer faces criminal charges tonight following an internal affairs probe that began when officer jason lye was accused of sexual assault off duty. the district attorney found insufficient evidence to prosecute but did charge him with six misdemeanor counts related to accessing confidential information and motor vehicle records. he is on unpaid administrative leave. >>> the hercules civic center complex was cleared out after someone walked in with what appeared to be a bomb. he said it was a fake bomb. officers weren't sure so they asked everyone in the area to shelter in place. and the bomb squad determined it was not an explosive. >>> in san francisco, two missing toddlers are safe now, 16 hours after being reported missing. a woman brought the two to san francis memorial hospital this afternoon. the sisters appear in good health. you can see the girl

and provide them with resources so they can receive the sacrament. so his family doesn't know if he'll be able to take part in the service at his local parish on may 7th. >>> the san francisco police officer faces criminal charges tonight following an internal affairs probe that began when officer jason lye was accused of sexual assault off duty. the district attorney found insufficient evidence to prosecute but did charge him with six misdemeanor counts related to accessing confidential information and motor vehicle records. he is on unpaid administrative leave. >>> the hercules civic center complex was cleared out after someone walked in with what appeared to be a bomb. he said it was a fake bomb. officers weren't sure so they asked everyone in the area to shelter in place. and the bomb squad determined it was not an explosive. >>> in san francisco, two missing toddlers are safe now, 16 hours after being reported missing. a woman brought the two to san francis memorial hospital this afternoon. the sisters appear in good health. you can see the girl

holy thursday commemorates the last supper where christ created the sacrament of holy communication and washed the feet of the disciples and pricking his own betrayal in death. they celebrate holy thursday. >>> live preview of "g.m.a." is next. >>> roo on the run, an animal from down under takes a day trip downtown. >> reporter: i try to deliver on my promises. i promised a look at the boulevard. the accident here it was now it's gone now. southbound at 9th street all lanes reopen. crash is gone, delays on the eastbound trolley route 1002. everything is back to normal on the lansdale doylestown rail line. all delays ended. >> reporter: fleetwood down to 49. most of the you in the mid 40s and upper 40s. 47 in cinnaminson. 50 in woodbine and low 50s in smyrna and dover. wilmington in the 40s. afternoon it will be nice, cool in the morning, still around 55 by noon. but getting up to 67 by 2:00 p.m. that's the high at 4:00 p.m. 72 degrees mix of clouds and sun today. similar to yesterday, a little bit on the breezy side. tam and aaron nice out there. >>> well get out there. >>> time for a p

francine: so we have four months of uncertainty, four months of the sacrament is fight within the cabinetn't mean that productivity will fall -- does it mean that productivity will fall? probably see low growth in the second quarter. going into the brexit itself, most senior people will put it on hold. institutions,jor you have to deal with contingents. francine: what is your contingency? david: we have to think about what we are going to do and you have to prevail. negotiations will kick off on the 23rd of june. it could take at least two years so you have a lot of time to do things, but a lot of big decisions will be put on hold and certainly the housing market , we are just waiting to see what will happen. francine: you are a european economist. when germany benefit? david: no one. the eu as a whole would be weakened. , is on the verge of voting to leave i think they will downgrade the eu more generally. the u.k. can be seen as a competitive force to make the european economy more generally better. but this in context, the economic story, if you put a single market and services, europe

the catholic church is a church of sacramentality, okay? it means that we see in created reality and material reality the divine shining through. beauty always does that. father baker was so concerned about making sure he had the most beautiful, the best materials, the best artists. he knew that what they could do with their crafts and with their arts would speak to people for generations. narrator: one of the most stunning creations in the shrine is the painting of the main dome. the artist, professor raggi, describes it here. raggi: glancing upwards at the dome, a veritable sea of celestial beauty greets the eye in a painting representing a vision of heaven and the assumption of the blessed mother of god, carried in the arms of an angelic host of heavenly beings prostrating themselves before the holy trinity, the father, the son, and the holy spirit, who are placing the crown of celestial magnificence upon the brow of the immaculate mother of christ. monsignor burkard: many people come here and they'll tell you that they come here because

we're trying to provide them with the necessary resources to fully receive the sacrament." and so as it stands now, they still don't know if anthony can take part on may 7. in oakland, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >> an effort is under way in california to stop food waste. a bill announced today would require manufacturers to give foods with allowable labels, one is best to be used by, or an expires on label, used only for highly perishable foods. he says the clarification would reduce food wastes. >>> new warning labels are coming to opiod painkillers. >> and wine may not be good for you after all. >>> another federal agency is joining in the effort to alert consumers to the risks of using frequently prescribed medications. the warnings are intended to bring attention to the serious risks of misuse, death, and overdose of the painkillers. >>> this is a buzzkill. a new study in the journey of studies on alcohol and drugs analyzed 87 studies that concluded search has been flawed on the health benefits of wine. a new study finds people may find relief in meditation to manage b

and the veneration of relics is an old tradition in the church to lead the faithful back to the sacramentsmental in that it is a total collection. it is the story in relic from beginning to end. i had turnout, but it's far beyond that. we are past 200 visitors per hour. it just brings you into closer contact with that story of salvation history. we endeavor to offer the faithful something that is extraordinary, and this is extraordinary. >> special day and a special weekend. >> certainly. coming up next the rolling stones are making history tonight in cuba. >> plus kevin mccarthy sits down one on one with the new batman, ben affleck. >> if it's pay day, it's spending day. according to a new study, more than half of working americans boost their spending by 25% on days they get a paycheck. it's mostly spent on t food, drinks and entertainment. meantime the economy growing nearly 1.5% in the fourth quarter getting a jolt from holiday shoppers. that number was slight more than expected but still a slower pace from prior months. >>> and mcdonald's is expanding its breakfast menu. this coming a

and provide them with the necessary resources so they can fully receive the sacrament. and so as it stands now, anthony's family still doesn't know if he's going to be able to take part in the first communion service on may 7th. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> a san francisco police officer faces criminal charges following an internal affairs probe. it began when jason in san francisco was accused of sexual assault while off-duty. the district attorney's office found insufficient evidence to prosecute that allegation, but did charge him with six misdemeanor accounts for accessing criminal offender information. he's on unpaid administrative leave. >>> the fbi has joined the manhunt for the so-called bearded bandit. investigators believe he robbed at least 11 banks across the bay area, and in the sacramento area as well. the crime spree began last month. he even struck twice on monday in lafayette. he wears various sun glasses and hats. >>> san francisco police say it was likely driver error that led to the tour bus collision that injured some 20 people last fall in union

holy thursday commemorates the last supper of jesus christ when he established the sacrament of holy communication prior to his arrest and crucifixion. >>> why your ride on metro north may soon be a lot quieter. >> a wild discovery under a trash can. we'll show you where police found this. >> let's take a live look outside. looks like there's a little haze [laughing] honey, you gotta see this! time warner cable now makes your internet do more. honey! [laughing] honey? our ultra-fast internet with home wifi keeps your devices connected, [laughing] anywhere in your home. [laughing] honey, have you seen this video? [laughing] discover how much more is included. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. time warner cable. >>> a state of emergency declared in south central kansas as a wildfire burns. up to a thousand homes and structures are in danger now. some areas there are voluntary evacuations. the flames burned through 72,000 acres in both states. >> with this land, oh, my goodness. there's just no hope for getting this thing stopped quickly. >> officials say winds reached as high a

>>darya: that dismissed a reduction as hopes this file the lawsuit and sacramental the lawsuit claimsase destroy the reputation >>james: as for the rest of the week sunny and dry with temperatures that will be slightly above average that would stand not just through thursday and friday but into the weekend as well the new efforts to reduce of rebels--od. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>mark: an arrest has been made with the connection in the terrorist attack in brussels belgium but the suspect is not yet been identified. >>reporter: status through the full tool and the three men taken from the tv footage in the template that means the man on the left was a suicide bombing. there's also the and amend of si

the sacrament of penance and reconciliation begins at 11:00 this morning. if you're looking for easter today drones will drop easter eggs from the sky for kids to china in cherry hill and philadelphia. the cherry hill egg drop begins 9:30. at noon drones will drop thousands of eggs at the water view recreation center in east germantown. also today children can participate in two easter egg hunt in wildwood. kids one 11 and under will gather at the beach. few blocks away on the beach at lincoln avenue children 12 and under will dig in the sand for those coveted eggs. >>> the easter weekend festivities continue in the wildwood. tomorrow there's another easter egg hunt on the board at 23rd avenue at noon and maury's pier has rides, food and strolling entertainers. >>> it was a rough landing for some who were starting their vacations. look closely and you'll see the plane is missing something very key that it needs to land. the touchdown that has other pilots and passengers talking. >>> welcome back. it is 8:45 on your saturday. turning now to decision 2016. tr

>>james: that risen this toll to seven sacraments the county health officials said 21 other people havetalized california highest score of one of the roquelaure court ruling to intervene in the appeal involving a six your mid- american who was removed from her foster home that found that not proved the next it will suffer emotional harm. >>james: commences come together to a police catch thieves in the neighborhood. >>darya: a new low-income housing project is in the works in the east bay the partners and have the tech humanity are working on an this and the live people make between 27,000 and $71,000 a year will be eligible to live there to use the chris single-family homes in this project is a new direction for the cherry their b-52 condos in the building in will be able to house more than 200 people when it is done construction is set to start four years. >>james: car thefts on the rise in the south and still had find out what it because and that's why confine. >>darya: you the third party to hack into the phone instead of having their help because i refused apple is afraid the fbi i

their problem was that the government had already exempted the sacramental use of peyote, a schedule one substance. of course they had a hard time arguing why they couldn't provide an exemption for a different schedule one substance. all these exemptions have to be treated the same. there is no excuse, no other way than to do the hard work of looking at the exemptions and seeing whether they make sense. one case that congress wanted to embrace in rfra was yoder. it was a hard case because they're basically were no exceptions. if wisconsin had only provided an exemption for the mennonites and for the students of state where the schools are further apart, it would have been an easy case. you can't make an exemption for all these grandfathered plans. please it's not a sunset , provision. if you look at joint appendix page 956, they link it to the idea that if you like her plan, you can keep it. that is not going away. just in closing, my clients would love to be a conscientious objector. but the government insists that they be a conscientious collaborator. there is no such thing. thank

holy thursday commemorates a last supper of jesus christ when he established sacrament of holy communion prior to his arrest and crucifixion. >>> and with that you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. back over to jeff smith. >> good morning rob. good morning lori. last night we had the back door cold front from new england. live look right now town towards the southernened of the park, hourly planner, the lower 50s by around midday. and only rising into the mid 50s for afternoon highs. i think it's clouds and pretty limited amounts of sunshine out there. it's the clouds and it's also that wind coming in from the cool waters of the atlantic ocean keeping it about 15 degrees cooler today than it was yesterday. speaking obviously cooler speak -- of cooler check out eastern long island. only 47 for the afternoon high in montauk bridgeport. whereas areas south and west of the city do eventually get up to 60 plus especially belmar and toms river. toms river actually recovering into the mid 60 #-z during the day today. expect a cooler day out there about 15 degrees

consume that, because he knew the terrorists would abuse the sacrament.eized him and now you're right, steve. i hear that they have publicly said they'll crucify him on good friday. >> it just shows you what isis is doing with regard to christianity. >> it shows you what isis is doing. there are those who would like to say it's not anti-christian, not a genocide, it's not a persecution. these people know what christianity is about. they know it's good friday, they know about the good friday and the cross. jesus pure love is still a victim of hate. >> for the people who say this is a political battle, christians are not a meaningful component in yemen. >> what can we do? i've been praying for him. >> don't doubt the power of prayer that's the vocabulary that makes most sense to god. secondly what we have to do is advocate on their behalf. there was a great example of that led by the knights of columbus a great group of catholic layman in the united states. they finally got our state department to declare this genocide. all right, thirdly, what we have to d

holy thursday commemorates the when he established the sacrament of holy communion prior to his arrest and crucifixion. >>> dramatic action in north carolina to restricts the lgbt community. the governor has signed a bill blocking charlotte and others from allowing transgendered people to use the bathroom of their choosing. critics say it was said quote social engineering and on top of that the legislature took action do block it with the governor's support. it also bans any new protections for gays, lesbians or transgender individuals. it's hikely that debris that washed up recently in southern africa is from malaysian airlines flight 370. >>> that is the word today from officials in two countries. authorities from australia and malaysia say an analysis shows that debris discovered in mozambique is consistent with panels from a malaysian airlines boeing 777. when it vanished two years ago this month. it's believed to have crashed in the indian ocean. >>> roswell, new mexico was the birthplace of sorts for today's ufo stories. but these men may be taking it just a wee bit too seriously

at the chp academy and was sacramental.family and friends are mourning the loss of the martinez couple who died in a car crash on sunday night three of the young children were in the vehicle and they survived both parents died roberta and real blondel's and their three children and another relative they're all driving west on highway 4 near discovered by a truck crossed the center line and hit their van had on sending the van into drainage canal next to highway. >>darya: the driver of the truck was hospitalized with major injuries they're investigating what caused the crash was. >>mark: proportional tie 121 was closed sunday night at the least to mudslides damaged by yesterday morning a 50 ft. section of the northbound lanes have fallen four to 5 ft. cracks also some of the other parts of the road and their fears the road with a completely collapsed both directions of 121 are closed the road will be close to a lease through the end of the week is not longer voters and 5¢ headed to the poll to that and a special attention on

th e church welcomes new members who receive the sacrament of fak tichl. >>> in rio, residents observed easter with a reenactment of the ssion of the cite. it played out in the middle of the street complete with the fake blood. they even had a simulated crucifixion as you see there. thisy ear the play was not just about jesus' life but also about the recent killings of young black and mixed race people in rio's slums. >>> an annual easter egg hunt got out of h d in connecticut. they were planted in fields. the hunt attracted more than 10,000 people yesterday. some of them started picking eggs before the event began, knocking over children in the process. >>ow it was ridiculous. the parents were literally doing everything -- >> >> vincent there, smarter than a lot of adults, apparently. well, pez candy organized of the event and apologized for the unruly crowd . representatives gave out candy and cou ons for those who did hnot rush t e fields. >> what shame. >> a couple of people the easter bunny will not be visiting today. >>> want to ride tort new hoverboard on the boardwalk this summe

my definition of marriage, we believe it is a sacrament between a baptized man and a baptized women.nbody who wants to infringe that for me is not ok in the catholic church, but there are other churches who will serve that, and that is fine. the issue that i have is i don't people have to make such an issue as to the way they live their private life, and if someone does not agree with them, take it as a personal affront. i just don't understand it. i don't understand how anyone can think that a law can change the way i think. openly force a person to tolerate or whatever word you want to use, but you cannot ever force your thinking to accept no matter what laws you have. host: tim schultz. guest: thank you for your call. i think sexual orientation and gender identity are things that are at the core of individual identity, and it would be therefore appropriate just as it is with religion for those identities to be publicly shared just as other parts of our identity are. sex, anything. where are you from. butink that is appropriate, i think what is true for sexual orientation and gende

when we think about the right to vote, it is and should be understood as a civic sacrament. this being the first presidential election in 50 years without the full protection, this being a time in which african-americans and latinos and people all across the country feel as though their civil sacrament is being threatened. this is an occasion in the wake of the shelby versus holder supreme court decision where we have seen state legislature after state legislature engage in voter disenfranchisement permit where we have over 30 states that have imposed voter id laws. these laws, on their face, are innocuous but will we keep in mind that a substantial fraction or percentage of american voters don't possess these ids, we have reasons to be alarmed. why. when we think about the fact that there is a certain inclusivity to the exclusivity of the moment, that is to say we are not dealing with a kind of nostalgic, black-and-white discrimination of yesteryear. were dealing with a multi- day after nick exclusivity. is to say, in 1965 when this was enacted into law, he was enacted in l