pray to saint apalonia, the patron saint of dentistry. there is even a saint for biracial children. saint martin de pareo who for some reason is usually depicted with a broom. but now there is a new saint in town, an unofficial saint. for many who worship her, it's an extension of their catholicism. yet the catholic church aggressively disavows her. her name is santa muerte. saint death. ♪ >> when you ask people where the santa muerte religion came from, you'll get half a dozen different answers. anthropologist scholars will say it's part of a mexican folk religion, that you can probably trace it to 1980s or 1990s. but when you ask devotees worshippers where the cult of santa muerte come from, they'll point you to this. this is the ancient aztec god of the dead. the lowest part of the under world. very important aztec god. you can see with the skull imagery, very much like santa muerte. it's focused on concepts of death and the dying. in fact, there's evidence that there was some form of sacrifice, definitely some form of cannibalism that took place with his cult. and this is partly

and are there any eyewitness accounts coming out of saint petersburg's not that i have seen saint petersburg's that i have seen yet. we have seen pictures, stills, mobile phone footage from the scene which shows at least one very badly damaged train carriage and a number of injured people on the platform to the side of the carriage so clearly an extremely serious incident and we have seen pictures from very smoky corridors in the saint petersburg underground system. i think it is fairly early on and these were people who did not see the explosion because the commentary i have seen is talking about a fire and people look fairly calm said panic hadn't set in at that point. the emergency services are there, there are fire engines, ambulances, it is a major incident and everybody has obviously responded. the president has said they are not excluding this could be a terrorist attack but at this point it has been confirmed. —— has not been confirmed. reuters is reporting that all saint petersburg stations are now closer this is being taken extremely seriously from the point of your safety for passen

vladimir putin was in saint petersburg today. his meeting with another president overshadowed by the tragedy across town. the police and special services would do all they could to find the cause of what happened, president putin said. and he promised support to the families of the victims. russia says this was an act of terror. you carried it out? russia made enemies with its bombing campaign in syria. in recent yea rs, bombing campaign in syria. in recent years, the country has been targeted by islamist terrorists. in 2015, a plane carrying russian holiday—makers was blown up over sinai, killing 217 passengers and crew for the so—called islamic state said it planted the bomb. the russian president, vladimir putin, visited the metro station whether bond train had ended itsjourney and paid his respects. for victims of this attack saint petersburg declared three days of mourning. the metro is alive blood of this city. this has left people here fearing more violence. —— the life blood. that you putin has been meeting security offic

the arm of saint thomas. >> if the relics of saint thomas were found from the first century, that would be incredibly exciting. >> could this relic date to the time of jesus and help solve the mystery of what happened to the disciple famous f his doubt. thomas is present in all four gospels, but it's in jerusalem after jesus has been crucified in the gospel of john that his story comes into focus. >> it's difficult to understand the trauma of the disciples at the arrest and eventual crucifixion of jesus. >> you get the sense they believed this movement was over. >> thomas misses the defining event of christian faith. >> he's not there on easter sunday night when jesus first appears to the ten. he misses out on jesus saying, receive the holy spirit. it strongly suggests that he had not only abandoned hope in jesus, he abandoned the other disciples as well. >> where were you? >> away. i went away. >> thomas? >> so little faith. >> it's over. >> perhaps he felt now that jesus was dead that the group should fragment and break up. perhaps he decided to grieve privately. >> we have seen him.

steve rosenberg, reporting from saint petersburg.iplomats and world figures have in reacting to the news. here is some of what they had to say. obviously we don't yet know exactly what is behind this or who is responsible for this outrage, but clearly our thoughts are very much today with the families of the victims and with the people of saint petersburg, just as a few days ago they were with the people of london. 0ur condolences go to all russian people, in particular those who lost their loved ones. we continue to follow the news coming from saint petersburg where they a lot of apprehension. the united states condemns this reprehensible attack, this act of violence. 0ur condemns this reprehensible attack, this act of violence. our thoughts and prayers are with the injured and with the russian people as we extend our deepest condolences to the loved ones of those killed and injured. attacks like these on auden citizens going about their lives us that the world must work as one to combat violence in all its forms. —— ordinary citize

saint petersburg. you know it well, joan?e second bomb which did not go off, would have been several times more powerful than the first and was designed to be disguised as a fire extinguisher which had been picked with shrapnel. it would have been much worse than the one which killed ten or ii much worse than the one which killed ten or 11 people. much worse than the one which killed ten or“ people. small much worse than the one which killed ten or 11 people. small mercies. indeed. absolutely dreadful. 50 people have been injured. you know saint petersburg as well, tim. this happened just after 2:30pm local time. not rush hour but the damage that has been caused is horrific. russia has been the victim of some horrible terror outrages in recent times, 200 odd russians died in a plane that was brought down in shambles shake classier. of course, russia has been prepared for this for quite some time. there has always been the fear that because of their active involvement in the campaign to bomb aleppo in disgraceful ways, that th

and if she has to be a saint, she has to be a saint. mari speaking at home in bangalore.wo jumbo jets collided, in march 1977, two jumbo jets collided, killing 583 people. it was the worst crash in aviation history. captain robert bragg was the co—pilot on the pan am plane that was one of the few who survived the collision. announcer: the jumbo swept out of the mist at more than 150 miles an hour. it crashed into the plane straddling the runway. the fog came in and the visibility was just about nil. and the captain was taxiing the aeroplane only at about three knots, because that was as fast as he felt like it was safe to go. the pan am aircraft was given permission to leave the stand and head down the taxi to the takeoff point. now, the pan am pilot says that he was told to proceed down the main runway, and to leave the main runway and back onto the taxiway, at the next junction. he was never able to do that, because that was the point of impact. we looked up and saw him coming down the runway at us. i saw his landing light shaking, and that is how i knew he was moving.

and i should say happy saint georges day.ttempting to win over voters ahead ofjune‘s general election, with the promise of four extra uk—wide bank holidays. they would fall on the patron saint‘s day of each of the home nations. the conservatives have responded by saying the british economy would be on a permanent holiday under labour. here's our political correspondent ben wright. good morning, everybody. good morning! working hard to get your vote. butjeremy corbyn thinks britain's workers deserve a break, and says if labour wins the general election he will try and introduce four new uk—wide bank holidays. bank holidays are a devolved matter in scotland. butjeremy corbyn says he would introduce four more in england on st george's day, st patrick's day, and st andrew's day, and st david's day, and he'll also suggest to devolved administrations they also have public holidays. labour claims the move would help bring the four nations of the uk together, as well as giving more people time off. the party said there was no definit

regulation president vladimir putin was nearby in saint petersburg at the time of the blast.oreign language] >> reporter: offering condolences to the families vowing to ramp up the investigation. now, moments ago president putin visited the scene of the attack laying flowers and russia has declared three days of mourning. rick. >> molly, thank you for that report. >>> meanwhile now to the senate confirmation hearings of supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch. gun control made it clear -- democrats made it clear they will fight his appointment. 41 senators voted to filibuster his nomination once it's debate the on the full senate floor. last vote came from delaware senator chris coons. he says his support efforts to block his nomination are not in retaliation for treatment of president obama's nominee judge garland. >> i appreciate that judge gorsuch is an intelligent jurist an engaging writer. i admire his commitment to being a good father to his daughters an good husband to his wife and a good mentor to his clerks and i even agree with many of his decisions. but i believe

bertrand scored a consolation goal for saints costa.consolation goalfor saints but this costa. bertrand scored a consolation goal for saints but this was very much chelsea's night. back to seven points clear and back on track for the title. when you play and when you have to fight and you are fighting for the title, it is normal to have this type of pressure, to have... you must be ready for this mental effort also, not only physical effort but also, not only physical effort but also mental effort. but yes, it's not easy, not easy, but we are fighting and we are ready to fight from now until the end. we finished with good quality, and to prepare for the next season, we have the second youngest team in the table and it's important to prepare for the next season. huddersfield are guaranteed a place in the championship play—offs for the first time in their history. david wagner's side beat wolves 1—0 at molineux tonight to go third in the table with two games remaining. reading, sheffield wednesday and fulham are the other teams currently

saint petersburg this morning.tions in the city has been shut down due to the explosion. president pout tin was in saint petersburg for a meeting and they're looking into whether the explosion was a terror attack. we'll continue to follow this developing news and bring you any updates. >>> concord police say a baby girl died late last night after being pulled from a relative's swimming pool. they thought she wondered off and they called police who then found the little girl in the water. >>reporter: police tell us it's not clear how long the one year- old guilder was under the water -- girl was under the water but pronounced dead last night around 11:00 p.m.. police called to the home in the 2100 block of leland way where the girl was there as a resulting relatives. several adults inside the house while children were playing outside. neighbors say when an aunt noticed the girl was missing, thinking she was lost, she searched house and then the neighborhood. family members joined police in that search and the office

. >> it's said to be the arm that touched the resurrected jesus, the arm of saint thomas. >> they were found to be from the first century. something sort of exciting. what happened to the disciple famous for his doubt. thomas is present in all four goss spells. but it's in jerusalem after jesus has been crucified in the gospel of john that his story comes into focus. >> it's difficult to understand the trauma of the disciples and the arrest and eventual crucifixion of jesus. >> we get the sense that they believe this was over. >> thomas misses the defining event of chrissian faith. >> he's not there on easter sunday night when jesus first appears. he miss out on jesus saying, receive the holy spirit. >> where were you? >> away. i went away. >> thomas. >> perhaps he felt that now jesus was dead the group should fragment and break up. perhaps he decided to grieve privately. >> we have seen him with our own eyes. and i saw him crucified, then buried. it was hard for him to believe that something good could come. put my finger in the mark of the nails. i do not believe. >> it's really inte

it could be checked now. —— in saint petersburg today.uspect what we will now see is a crackdown by vladimir putin of the kind we have seenin vladimir putin of the kind we have seen in turkey by president and again. using terrible terrorist outrages. it's a classic case of, we have an excuse outrages. it's a classic case of, we have an excuse now. we can go outrages. it's a classic case of, we have an excuse now. we can go in heavy on the protesters. we had a democracy protests in russia recently, friday. that will have worried britain and he now very sadly has, because of this tragedy, an excuse sadly has, because of this tragedy, an excuse to sadly has, because of this tragedy, an excuse to crack sadly has, because of this tragedy, an excuse to crack down. —— that will have worried putin. it's the purview of the prime minister, but of course we know who's pulling the strings. the bbc can't be accused of brexit bias, because the referendum is ovei’. bias, because the referendum is over. this is according to my erstwhile colleague mr nick

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the cross that topped saint joseph's brazil ka in alameda is now gone. you can see the image opt right. the image on the left shows what it looked like originally. saint joe's as most people know it is on chestnut not far from grand street. that's where abc 7 reporter eric thomas is with more. >> reporter: you can see it from another viewpoint. you can see it's missing on top of the dome. that's where the cross sat for the past 90 years. but it became unstable, and during the storms we had with the high winds, they took it down to be safe rather than sorry. for the time being, the rugged old cross sits just inside the doors of saint joseph's brazil ka its normal place a phoenix open the dome currently empty. >> it with stood l elements the last 930 years so pretty good. >> reporter: two weeks ago it became clear the cross was beginning to tilt and began to sway from side to side in the wind. >> we weren't allowed to go around it because they thought it might fall on us. >> reporter: saint joseph's is also home to a middle school with total enrollment of

now, saint laurentuis showcase with their mission statement.me what you did here? >> all right. so the eighth grade chose people who they found to be very inspirational and had like a great role in leadership. so each student drew the shoe they think the person would wear out of words that describe that person. >> how cool is that? and that's on display here. down here, in the auditorium, again, it is holy week, here at saint laurentius. give a wave. all fired up. and mike and alex, they have off from school on thursday, all the way through until monday. so they're ready. they got all of this energy. ready to celebrate easter. back to you guys in the studio. >> that's great. >> easter break, i love it. >> yes, what is that? >> this is also my love, erin, not only do you sing but you brought us some goodness. >> that's live shot from our studios here at the couch. erin's mother made those. >> hi, mom! >> what's your name? >> wendt. >> i nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. amazing. >> good, glad you like them. >> how date did you stay up? >> o

hours later a suicide bomber at saint marks church in alex sand right knee why.self up just feet away from a playing child after police stopped him from entering the church. that officer now hailed as a hero. the twin bombings have left 43 dead. more than 100 injured and the middle east largest christian community in shock. many of the dead are children. the situation is pain. . a relative of one of the victims said. why weren't proper measures taken to protect the people. isis quickly claimed responsibility for both attacks. fulfilling a pledge to target egyptian christians. egyptian president met with president trump just last week. the two leaders pledged to fight isis terror together. >> i just want to say to you, mr. president, you have a great friend and ally in the united states and in me. >> mr. trump tweeting after today's attacks, he has great confidence in the egyptian leader. experts are not confident in what so far appears to be president trump's unclear middle east policy. >> isis and its affiliate attacks against the two churches really show the in

some of them come from "the daily record," like this when sivan's --ut saint saint stephen's ame, a long-standing african-american church in wilmington. but there are also all kinds of other pieces in here. when you start going through, you see that he is collecting materials about the state of african-american life in the south. this one is from "the new york journal." he has material talking about redshirts who were involved in violence against african americans during the late 19th century. this one was probably from "the philadelphia press." it gets more and more interesting as you go through. he is collecting articles after he has been run out of town, after the violence of 1898, to document that violence. one of the things that happened during 1898 was that alexander manly's printing press was burned. you is the victim of the first wave of violence -- he was the victim of the first wave of violence that came after african-americans gave the right to vote -- gained the right to vote. intoves you this window what he was interested in, what he was thinking about, but the family was thinking ab

you can see it's spinning here near saint louis.oisture coming out ahead of that primary, the main low coming in from the atlanta near jacksonville as well as south and north carolina severe weather with tornado watches down to the south. we're not going to see severe weather but again you could hear a thunderstorm roll through overnight with that heavy rain and there's the leading edge of the steady rainfall still south and west of washington as well as baltimore. so, as we look at some snaps here on future tracker, there you can see this shot here showing some light showers coming in north of philadelphia, lehigh valley, trenton at 11 o'clock tonight, a little band of some steadier rain in the state of delaware. everything kind of phils in here after the midnight hour. this is when the heaviest rain pulls through also again that rumble of thunder with about a half an inch to an inch of rain expected between about midnight tonight and 6 o'clock or so tomorrow morning. at 8 o'clock in the morning, some lingering showers still around

i was like dang. >> was it awkward as all. >> no i just hang up. >> you just hang up on the saints.tinued tonight with the second round selection raiders took defense guard and ucla eddie v in round three. dachd web chosen by the new york giants late in round three. offense quarterback would go to a team with established team. giants with manning certainly fairs there. how about best celebration by a drafted player. usc's picked by the steelers. better enjoy california weather while you can, juju was watching from the beach, went out and jumped straight into the water. what a way to save for a big moment. warriors waiting to see who they play in the jazz-clippers series if the jazz win the doves host them. if clippers win game one of round two will be on the tuesday. >>> game six in salt lake city. mo speights. needing some help. not getting a lot of offense. chris paul has been the man. 15 in the first half. clippers led by a deuce. to the third quarter the jazz took a four point lead but the clips with the late in the third with jamal crawford, jordan throwing it down, clips expan

the new orleans saints still on the line.told john lifrmg man you were just 34th pick you were just too late. >> i hung up. >> foster he moved upon quickly. an attribute that could serve him well in the nfl fl the sound of it the niners were the preferred landing spot for foster and thomas. bothdown played the thoughts of standing starting reinhardt away. >>. for he is buckner, it's going tok a lot of fun and getting to play with someone like rub isn't a dream come true, you know wab watch his tape before and he can hit it i can't wait to see him hit someone. >> i grew up loving the 49ers. all the greats. and i want to come here and become one of the greats. i know i got to wait my turn and do a step at a time. but i'm willing to do that i'm going to do that. >> losty aspirations just what you'd expect from a first round pick. in santa clara, colin resch. >>> very nice hung up on the saints and got to the 49ers. >>> update you again on the breaking news on the peninsula. we've been telling you 10 northbound totally shut down

>> well, the shooting happened in the parking lot of saint helena's church. we'll have a live report coming up tonight on "action news." i'm brian taff, with monica malpass and sharrie is off today. we are following the latest on an attack of a 25-year-old man on a philadelphia street in broad daylight. police are hoping to identify three suspects seen on surveillance video. >> it clearly shows the suspects faces, three men in all went up to a man and started punching and kicking him and once he was unk. they took the man's phone, wallet and cash. and gray hall joins us live at the scene where it hatched at b and tioga streets. >> reporter: monica and brian this played out behind me no other way to describe this, this was a horrible and brutal attack and right now police are working aggressively to track down the suspects. >> an all out attack in broad daylight on the b and tioga streets in philadelphia was caught on camera. police are working to find the three men seen here viciously beating the 25-year-old victim. >> it's hard to see something of that level

they would fall on the patron saint's day of each of the home nations.onservatives say the british economy would be on a permanent holiday under labour. meanwhile, reports suggest the conservatives will pledge to cut energy bills for the seven out of ten households that pay standard variable tariffs. the boyfriend of tv celebrity, ferne mccann, has been arrested

number11, saint helens. what a tide that is going to be.nt helens five times winners since the turn of the century. numberfive. since the turn of the century. number five. featherstone rovers. last winners of the cup in 1983. number six, bear last winners of the cup in 1983. numbersix, bearup against last winners of the cup in 1983. number six, bear up against halifax. so an all championship tie. —— they're up against halifax. number sevenis they're up against halifax. number seven is hull fc, the current holders. so the first time they get the chance to defend their crown. who would they be at home against? number three, catalans dragons. at home to the french team catalans dragons. number four is home to the french team catalans dragons. numberfour is dewsbury rams, original wembley finalists backin rams, original wembley finalists back in 1929. number 13, they're up against local rivals wakefield trinity. super league side wakefield, they reached the semifinals last year. number 12, swinton lions, they had one of the biggest cup upsets i

with the rain around here, but, to our friends watching us, over in queens town and east in denton, saint michael.

they were slaves in hollywood maryland in saint mary's county.t instrumental in archiving and preserving the memorabilia of the slaves. she started working on it about 20 years ago. she passed about 20 years ago. here to share her story are her daughter agnes light foot. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> before we get to the special ceremony that's going to honor your mom tomorrow, martin tell me a little bit about how your mom went about preserving all the historic information and these artifacts but also how she helped save the plantation itself. >> well, it was in the 70's when we didn't have the computers and things we have today. my mom got a lot of her information from her dad who told her the story tale and she was able to put this stuff together and the go to places like the hall of records in saint mary's county and collect information. she went to south lee for a tour. the tour was $2.50. >> at that point she didn't know there was a family connection. >> she didn't know until she got there and she start putting these pi

wow, the new orleans saints still on the line. [ laughter ] >> i am like, dang.wanted to be a 49er so bad. it wasn't funny. i told the coach it was too late. >> was it awkward that you clicked back on the other line? >> no, i hung up. [ laughter ] >> 49er hung up on the saints. then there's the raiders. silver and black. they were busy. defensive back lieuani is going to be asked to do more of this in the raiders secondary. that's why they got the former san francisco college and washington state star in the seventh round. what's cool to note here is his athletic career started on the soccer field where he played for the american samoa national team. he was one of four seventh round picks for oakland. they also took north carolina running back elijah hood with the 242nd pick and drafted two offensive linemen and their sixth saturday selections. the nba. the warriors next round opponent we still don't know. what we do know, the game will be on tuesday night at oracle. now, chris paul and the l.a. clippers forced a sunday game seven against utah and they just dispa

and mothers in charge called for an end to the gun violence which happened just a block away from saint maliki's school with children still inside. >> we have to put value on life. >> yes. >> we have to teach our kid, the value of life. >> yes. >> so that no matter how many

notjust russia increasing its security significantly on the underground in saint petersburg and moscowt

he is the man in the home 500 block of saint michaels drive in the brick mill development. jeanette reyes is live where the standoff has been going on for nearly 16 hours. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, to you, tam, the standoff has been going on for quite sometime. it seems to be escalating. we got an update from police they said the suspects continues to fire shots at officer. they have blown out some of the windows, police have, but they have not been able to enter the home just yet. not too far away from the scene, take a live look from behind me. a couple a couple brought food o those stuck in their cars. the hotels are booked, some of them are heading off to work. we're blocks away from the very active scene along the 500 block of saint michaels drive in the brick mills development. police in tactical units andarmd the neighborhood. many families were separated for several hours, i did talk to one woman over the phone, not far from the scene, she said she heard very loud blasts much, much louder than the ones we first heard yesterday evening. >> i'

begin with the lead story on the arab news, about this story on the arab news, about this story in saint petersburg. this is no... this is not an unusual thing, for russia to have to deal with this. they have had attacks like this. they have had attacks like this in the past. it is a problem thatis this in the past. it is a problem that is very real for russia. obviously it is not the only attack that russia has experienced. they have had terrible attacks in moscow, at the theatre, for example. but this comes on the heels of attacks in paris, brussels, and most re ce ntly in paris, brussels, and most recently london. you can see in that series of events, you know, here they are talking about how the arab states have sent their condolences, but i think, also, people don't know who did it, of course. but it affects individual people. these people who have been hurt, innocent bysta nde rs people who have been hurt, innocent bystanders in the wrong place at the wrong time. they live site of cobleigh changed. —— there lives are irrevocably changed. and you say that because of your own experie

there are a suicide bomber tried to break into saint mark's cathedral but were stopped by security.y casualties. these were coordinated attacks, raising to a new level concern for egypt's security and that of its coptic community, which makes up about a tenth of the population. the islamic state group warned recently it was going to intensify —— leaving this ancient community more fea rful leaving this ancient community more fearful than ever for its future. sebastian jung ashya, fearful than ever for its future. sebastianjung ashya, bbc news. very shortly we will be speaking to the general bishop of the coptic 0rthodox the general bishop of the coptic orthodox church here in the uk. the body of pc keith palmer, who was killed in the westminster attack last month, has arrived at the houses of parliament to lie in rest. the queen gave her consent for his coffin to be in the chapel of st mary undercroft before his funeral tomorrow afternoon, which is expected to be attended by hundreds of police officers from across the uk. 0ur correspondent daniel boettcher is in westminsterfor us. a

be saint petersburg metro went into emergency lockdown.assengers evacuated, all stations closed and searched. later, it was revealed that an explosive device had been discovered at another metro station in st petersburg. this one was made safe. it was confirmation today's explosion had been a deliberate attack. the russian president, vladimir putin, was in st petersburg today. he is meeting with the president of belarus which was overshadowed by the tragedy across town. the and special services will do all they could to find because of what happened, president putin said, and he promised support for the families of the victims. russia says this was an act of terror, soul who carried it out? russia has made enemies with its bombing campaign in syria. in recent years, the country has been targeted by islamist terrorists. in 2015, a plane carrying russian holiday—makers was blown up over sinai, killing 217 passengers and crew. so—called islamic state said it planted the bomb. the russian president vladimir putin visited the metro station wher

the first target was the church of saint george in the city of tanta. was thronged with families, transforming what should have been a joyous occasion into a scene of horror. egyptians were still expressing profound shock and calling for unity as news came through of another blast, this time in the country's second city, alexandria. there, a a suicide bomber tried to break into saint mark's cathedral but was stopped by security. the bomb was detonated outside, still causing many casualties. the head of the coptic church had been inside and is reported to have left before the blast. these were coordinated attacks, raising to a new level concern for egypt's security, and that of its coptic community, which makes up about a tenth of the population. the islamic state group warned recently it was going to intensify its targeting of christians in egypt, leaving this ancient community more fearful than ever for its future. sebastian usher, bbc news. earlier i spoke to general bishop angelus. it is an horrific thing to happen especially on a joyous day, people

cheltenham avenue at ogontz avenue by the chilis and the closure of a chunk of philadelphia pike at saint helena church. 495 is an alternate. we'll check it again in the f t next after hour. >> a political showdown in georgia. the candidates that go head to head in the first congressional race there since donald trump took office. >>> and a new report on air pollution and the results for outdoor activities on the minds of folks when the weather gets better. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> popular cable news host bill o'reilly is out at the fox news channel according to the parent company today. he is under fire after reports that 15 women were paid to settle sexual harassment complaints and several companies pulled ads because of that. he was with fox since october of 1996. >>> and congressman from utah is the chairman of the house oversight committee and known for leading the investigati

one for arthur came from way back to lead cause of causes at the finish with saint are finishing thirdnly the second time in the race's history there's been a scottish trained winner — and jockey fox only returned to the saddle this week after injury. all 40 horses came back unharmed. so confirmation of the starting prices — one for arthur the winner at 14 to one, cause of causes second at 16 to one, saint are third at 25 to 1 and the eight to one favourite blaklion, who led towards the closing stages, finished fourth, with gas line boy fifth. in the premier league, the league leaders chelsea are in action in the late kick off. they're taking on bournemouth. looking to re—establish their seven point advantage over second place spurs. bournemouth and deeds the visitors the lead with adam smith putting into his own net. but the second goal was anything but lucky. bournemouth were given hope when josh king pulled one backjust before half—time. tottenham are doing what they can to keep the pressure on the league leaders. their 4—0 victory over watford, had trimmed the gap to four points, a

former saints team—mate sean long will be part of an interim coaching team.wler liam plunkett has signed a contract extension to stay with yorkshire until the end of next season. the 31—year—old, who has just returned from the successful one—day tour to the west indies with england, has won two county championship titles at headingley. he also won two titles with durham. about this time last night the masters was building towards a thrilling climax. sergio garcia and justin rose going head to head down the back nine at augusta for the green jacket. the back nine at augusta for the greenjacket. the spaniard coming out on top at the first extra hole play—off against the englishman. some flash photography coming up. sergio garcia only needed one putt. the third spaniard to win at augusta on what would've been seve ballesteros60th birthday. social media went potty last night with the great and good of golf and beyond, congratulating the spaniard. garcia is used to the attention, espcially from super fan markjohnson, a postman from peterborough who had bombarded.

it was to a0 in the afternoon and this is the heart of the saint petersburg metro in russia's secondething exploded, a young man says. it was loud, too. it is the next station and he is filming as the tunnel filled with smoke. ambulances, fire engines, even rescue helicopters we re engines, even rescue helicopters were sent to the scene as the injured began to emerge from underground. and as they came, officials confirmed that they had been targeted deliberately. within hours a second home made device was discovered at another station and made safe. the entire metro system has now been closed. vladimir putin was insane to be displayed today meeting the president of belarus. he described what has happened is a tragedy. as to what is behind it, and official terrorism investigation has been opened but mr putin said all options are being considered. translation: the investigation will show the cause of this but all explanations are always looked into including an accident or criminal causes and above all terrorism. the investigation will soon provide a nswe i’s investigation will soon pr

we will be speaking to our correspondent in saint petersburg shortly.abour's proposals to introduce free school meals for all primary pupils — speaking in lancashire in the past half an hour, jeremy corbyn explained why he thought the policy was important. at the moment those that are accessing free school meals is because people have their parents on benefits, but if there are people who are low—wage but in work, they do not get free school meals and we want all children to get it. all of the evidence from the councils that provide free school meals is there is high levels of attainment, better levels of concentration and better health for the children, so we want all children to benefit. there is also the added benefit of children eating together rather than going to separate places to either go out for lunch, if they are allowed to, which is unusual, or to have a sandwich lunch, which means they are not necessarily altogether over the lunch period. with me is professor lorraine dearden from the institute for fiscal studies. she's co—author of a 2012

he founded a monastery is governed by the constitution called the rule of saint benedict. the rule itself is a template for the running of a monastery that he called a school for the lord's service. it's not a book of spiritual secrets, it is a book that sets out an order for living for the sake of trading in the spiritual life. if you've read the book the rule of saint benedict you may be shocked by the mystical sayings. it is as plain as meat and potatoes and he would never guess from reading it a ke the y role that this book played in the civilization. after benedict died the monasticism exploded. they taught them how to pray but also how to grow things and make things skills that have been lost in a catastrophe that was the fall of rome the stormy waters that obliterated roman civilization. they are set out to make rome great again but because he sought to figure out how to serve the board and community during the tenable crisis, and everything else, every good thing that came after the load from that decision. i write about the monastery as it is known today and i int

the african episcopal church of saint thomas in overbrook held palm sunday services outdoors, worshipers carried palm and walked through the neighborhood celebrating the entry of jesus christ into jerusalem one week before his death and resurrection. some church leaders urged church goers to use holy week to heal. >>> saint peter and palm, children were given palm and waved in the air as told in the bible. holy week end next week on easter sunday, the most important holiday in christianity. >>> still to come on "action news," jeff skeverski has sports, including the phillies coming off the giant win a record 1 runs in the first inning. hear from some of the players on that victory, coming up. a 5k race in phenomenon nicksville featured two footed and -- phoenixville had two footed and four footed runners to support the main line animal event. >> how about the phillies. >> the nationals were such a pain for the phillies over the years, not this weekend. after scoring 17 runs including 12 in the first, the phillies first reaction was not wow, it was i hope we save runs today against the na

i'm alumni from saint jerome's school. >> seventh grader, describe what's going to happen? they're going to go around the grounds, when they come back, complete a lap, they get rubber bands. >> yes. so the race for education is the biggest fundraiser of the year, an annual jog a thon in which the student walk or jog around for an hour time period. each time they pass the finish line they get a rubber bands. >> everybody all lined up over here ready to go. so they get a rubber ban every time they go around. >> yes, ask friends and family members to donate money for each time they come around. >> that's perfect, so every time you come around, you get a rubberband. here comes the first crowd, okay? what a great idea. now the parent had an opportunity or grandmom or grandpop to donate a dollar per lap, $5 per lap, with me here, peyton from the eighth grade. this is also another project you're doing out here. tell me little bit about it? >> it is the foaming toothpaste. and it has like chemicals in it that makes it explode. and -- >> oh, my goodness. >> yes. >> this is great. >>

do not head for the blue route northbound between lima springfield and saint davids. southbound work zone quakertown and lansdale taking out the right lane. construction is clearing out westbound torn pike near route 29. there's a crash at butler pike and stenton avenue. >> a smash and grab thief hit seven businesses in one night in southern california. surveillance cameras captured the man kicking in the pizzeria in studio city. he smashed the cash cash registn the ground. the detectives say the thief stole $4,000 from all the businesses. >> police in texas are reminding drivers to slow down and pull over when they elaw enforcement on the side of the road. >> to help make their point, the abilene police department released the dash cam video, the police officer was questioning a driver when another car smashed into the patrol car. in the video, the department showcases that two other were open that driver could have moved over preventing the crash nobody was hurt. >>> secretary of state record tillerson said the white house will review the nuclear weapons agreement w

the new orleans saints are still on the line. and i'm like, dang. >> was it awkward at all when you clicked back. >> no, i hung up. >> that's funny. as for thomas, he took a class with gm john lynch of stanford prior to him getting the nine r gm job, thomas picked his brain on what to do to become successful in life and here's how that panned out. >> how should i conduct myself toward the next level. he just told me, during this ball game you have to have the best game of your live and i did that, and i'm pretty sure i had one of the best games of my life, so i'm glad i listened to his advice. >> draft cants, niners did not have a punishing in the second round. raiders took running back, a former starter in connecticut, he was born in london. 6'4", great speed. >>> the warriors are waiting until the end of the jazz-clippers series to see who they'll play in round two. i'm sure if you gave the warriors some truth serum, they would tell you they would rather play the clippers. meanwhile golden state has given them trouble because o

saints and how toy his prayers. a earthy catholic jim and if you go town to -- go into the neighborhood in buenos boundaryu really feel like it's almost your in europe. and from that grows and develops jorge mario brogoio. he is argentinian but his family and roots are in italy. he speaks in italian. born speaking spanish and italian so he has this unique foot of being from the south america, the americas but also having a foot in italy. and understanding that culture, understanding that sense of catholicism that he was raised by obviously his mother and father, but by his priests who were from italy. very important figures in his life. and grand-mother what was born in italy and he has a commitment to catholicism he learns from the grandma and the sense of discipline that the jesuits have and this commitment going owl to the frontiers. jesuits have this concept of going out to being on the frontier and for pope francis, he doesn't get a mission to japan or china because he has health problem. but he goes to the fro

they feel catholic and they just have an extra saint.othing to do with catholicism, but the church disagrees. for the church, this is a cult. it's satan worship. >> as we saw in the clip. you talked to people about their prayers and also mentioned that they are looking to santa for protection. what are they specifically praying for? >> for most people when they think of santa muerte, they think of criminals and traffickers and people on the fringes of society because they are the ones who flock to this devotion, and that's true. but the fact of the matter is, the devotion has become much more open and much more expanded. what's happened is the argument for saint death is that it doesn't play favors. it doesn't matter you're rich or poor or powerful or powerless, death plays no favorites. she comes for everyone. there's something beautiful about that kind of devotion that brings the most unlikely people together. you will see a rosary of devotees that come together to pray as one. >> you speak with so much passion. >> you can tell you hav

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