army este voluntario del salvation army dice que que le ofrecieron ayuda a tres familias desplazadasdoles alimentacin y asesora heather por su parte afirma estar dolida pero al menos dice que su familia y perrito la vern casarse pronto este voluntario del salvation army dice que que le ofrecieron ayuda a tres familias desplazadas dndoles alimentacin y asesora heather por su parte afirma estar dolida pero al menos dice que su familia y perrito la vern casarse pronto andres la cruz roja estableci un centro de evacuacin ubicado en el 2155 cordelia hall y junto al salvation army estn sirviendo comida y alojamiento blanca --mientras que en san jose, los bomberos confirmaron que el incendio que destruyo 2 casas ayer en la ladera del mount hamilton, fue accidental. take vo --segun los vecinos, el incendio comenzo en una casa deshabitada y rapidamente se extendio a la vivienda vecina. --los bomberos no ordenaron evacuaciones ya que consideraron que otras residencias no estaban en riesgo. cesar --en milpitas, continuan las investigaciones despues que se hallaron los cadaveres de un hombre y u

he's at the salvation army rehab center in fresno. it's like out of the movie, he's just sitting there. a brinks truck goes by with 125,000 dollars hops out. >> you're kidding me. >> and nobody saw it. joe could have kept it free and clear. so he did, right? wrong. >> i just did it because it was the right thing to do. i wasn't sure if anything was going to come from it. that's not what i was thinking. >> something did come from it. brings was so impressed that joe returned the money -- by the way, giving credibility to this entire situation, they gave him and his wife a debit card worth $5,000. >> i'm proud of him and we're going to start all over. this is like a new start for us. >> bless your heart. >> of course, the story isn't over for joe. he's set to come out of the program in a few weeks. hopefully he'll be clean and

to form a national salvation government is a coup against the constitution and the political procedure>> no reaction from washington yet. already, though, half of the are said300 advisors to be in iraq. militants continue their attacks on the largest airbases. insurgents have surrounded camp anaconda under u.s. occupation. it has been struck with mortars. kilometer -- they are now 90 miles from baghdad. -- 90 kilometers from baghdad. a local reconciliation between the two groups that have long been at odds in a key border town. it opens a way for ice is take control of both sides of the border crossing between serious and iraq. talkoined by a guest to more about that. this entirelybout local pledge of allegiance between these two groups. >> it is very local, specific to abu kamal. ongoingcause of the fighting in the region. took thisjihadists vow of allegiance on the 22nd, but kept it secret for a while for many reasons of communication, man -- if i may say so. was taken bywn isis without a fight. they actually control the town and are accepted as they are in so many towns today on bot

and the prime minister nuri al maliki criticized the call to form a national salvation government.weekly speech broadcast on pro government television, he said the call for a national salvation government say coup against the constitution and an attempt to end democracy. sunni militants have overrun much of the north and the west and the prime minister says the fighters are receiving support from outside the country. >> translator: you know very well iraqis today face a fierce terrorist onslaught which threatens iraq's unity, independence and stability. what makes this attack even more serious is that it has stoppage from the province of nineveh and is aimed to stretch to all parts of iraq. the aggression is supported on all fronts by neighboring countries to iraq. >> the iraqi president nuri al maliki. >>> bolivians are voting for a new parliament. it is described by the u.n. as an important step in the country's transition toward a stable democracy. it has been plagued by instability over last two years since the fall of gadhafi, the country splintered with the old provinces atte

so he is being urged to form a national salvation government as a way to stop islamist mitants. u.s. president barack obama last week challenged him to present a unified front. among iraq's three main groups. maliki says it represents a coup against the constitution. some political parties are urging him to step down to establish a national salvation government. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is to meet with foreign ministers this week to discuss iraq's crisis. he will talk with ministers from the uae and israel and saudi arabia's king abdullah. government forces in iraq are countering attacks by sunni militants. the insurgents hit a military air base wednesday north of baghdad and they are fighting government forces around baiji which is the site of the country's largest oil refinery. >>> u.s. media report syrian war planes crossed into erne iraq to carry out an attack on the islamic extremist group. and an antigovernment activist told nhk they saw military aircraft flying toward iraq. sunni militants have been moving back and forth across the syria-iraq border. the air rai

so he's being urged to form a national salvation government as a way to stop islamist militants. u.s. president barack obama last week challenged him to present a unified front among iraq's three main groups. and some political parties are urging him to step down to establish a national salvation government. maliki says he represents a coup against a constitution. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is to meet with foreign ministers this week to discuss iraq's crisis. he will talk with ministers from the uae and israel and saudi arabia's king abdullah. government forces in iraq are countering attacks by sunni militants. insurgents hit a military air base wednesday north of baghdad. they're fighting government forces around baiji, the site of the country's largest oil refinery. >>> sunni residents in northern iraq have condemned air strikes by the xia led government. sunni militants are consolidating their control by taking advantage of anti-government feelings among residents. the fierce fighting forced more than half a million people to flee their hometowns in the north. about 2,

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there can be no peace unless an interim salvation unless he takes control to carry out reforms. >> wi-informedunni politicians, in fact, we warned them not to aetend the pardon me parliament meeting they will be accepting the killing of sunnis by al-malaki's malishas. >> a national salvation government has been dismissed instead he called for the recently e elected parliament to meet on july 1st to start the process of forming a government. >> washington is in a difficult pog. suleiman once cooperated with the u.s. years later, he is refusing to fight the isil until the u.s. reviews its policies. >> it needs to review its support to this government. some of their statements are unacceptable when they say they will support the iraqi army. what army? there is no army in iraq. thermalmal's sectarian militias. they are the real threat to iraq: three members of somali security forces were shot and killed today in mogadishu. al shabaab has vow today wage attacks during ramahdan. a suicide attack on thursday that killed two african union peacekeepers as well as a somali officer. israel warplanes stru

the call for the formation of a national salvation government is a coup against the constitution andolitical process. however analysts said maliki's talk about a national salvation government was different from national unity government he pledged at u.s. urging. instead the shi'ite prime minister was said to be supporting baathists and others to supporte sunni knowledgescy known as isis as a pretext for demanding greater representation in parliament. secretary of state john kerry was at nato headquarters in brussels conferring on the russian ukraine despite which he indicated were not clear. >> no discussion regarding a salvation government. what i do know is that in the prime minister's remarks today he did follow through on the commitments that he made in our discussions. >> reporter: amid reports that syrian fighter jets fight on isis positions inside of iraq and "new york times" report alleging iran has been flying drones over iraq from a baghdad airspace and shifted tons of military hardware into the country. i asked secretary kerry if the war in iraq has wideened. his reply re

. >> a salvation army worker comes across a bagful of cash. what would you do? over $100,000.ould you? right back. >>> welcome back to "the real story." u.s. safety officials investigating chrysler's 2012 re-call of more than 740,000 suvs for air bag problems after six owners reported unintentional deployment after the fix was completed. chrysler is cooperating with the investigation. >> now, some great news out of california. joe cornell was fixing up some trailers as part of a rehab program through the salvation army when a bagful of cash fell from an armored truck. inside the bag, $125,000. so instead of keeping the money, he says he was inspired to turn it over to the police. >> like, what kind of man die want my grandkids to think i am? so my grandkids were on my mind and i wanted them to think i was a just man do the right thing so i did the right thing. >> wow. brinks is investigating how that happened and they're going to give cornell a $5,000 reward and another $5,000 to the salvation army. >>> earlier we toldout about tennis star serena williams crashing a wedding in

. >> smith is an early historical figure who became concerned about his own personal salvation so it went to pray in the woods near his home and received a vision which he believed to create a new church. the church was known as the church of jesus christ of latter day saints is probably the most significant early american faith. there are over 15 million members of the church worlds wide. his first vision occurred in 2 the spring of 1820. he did not talking about it immediately because his family was not a record-keeping family. he did not keep records until the early 1830's. there are some fragments that go back. three years after his first vision he had another vision in which an angel appeared to him and told him about a record in a nearby hill. he went to find the hill and discovered the record. he lifted up a rock and under the rock he found a stone box and inside the box he found plates full of gold, i mean sheaths with rings in them. he was not allowed by the angel to take them immediately and that is known as the book of mormon. in this building housed the most important his

the idea of salvation was really the core thing that motivated him. you look at his sermons and over and over again he is constantly encouraging and sometimes per rating people to live better lives and give up sin and get on their knees and repent. we don't have a lot of stories about brigham young. one daughter told a story how she was out in the stables with her father and a hired man left a fine saddle on the floor and it was kicked around and getting dustedy. he had a quick temper and a quick tongue. he chewed out the stable hand who left it there. then he stomped in the house where she followed along and he went into his bedroom slammed the door. heshe could hear him say bring ham get on your knees now and repen. that helps you get a sense of how important he felt personal behavior was and how much he yearned for having the acceptance of his father in heaven. bring ham young died in the lion house of salt lake city. he had been declining a number of years. he suffered from roomtism, at one point he had to have all of his teeth pulled and he had d

on the other hand i'd like to talk about salvation. now, jesus said, fear them not speaking to his disciples, the christians. there is nothing covered that shall not be revealed and hid that shall not be known, but i tell you in darkness that light in which you hear in the ear, that preach upon the house tops and fear not them which killed the body, but are not able to kill the soul, but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body and hell are not too spare a sold for a penny. in one of them shall not fall on the ground without your father, but the very hairs of your head are all numbered. fear yee not therefore, you're of more value than many sparrows, whosoever shall confess me before men. him, i shall confess also before my father. [inaudible] him, will i also deny before my father which is in heaven. think not that i have come to send peace on earth. i came not to send peace, but a swortd. sword. not the type of sword ma mohammed brings. a man's foes should be they of his own household. he that loves father or mothe

this is a story he often tells to salvation but it applies. the story of a tight rope walker. who sets up a tight rope across. he asked the crowd how many of you believe i can walk across the tight rope and back. the crowd cheers. he does it. he says, how many you have believe i can walk across this tight ropq and back pushing a wheelbarrow. the crowd cheers and he doesn't. he says, how many of you believe i can walk across this tight rope and back pushing a wheelbarrow with two hundred hundred pounds of bags. the crowd cheers. he said how many of you believe i can walk across this tight rope and back with a man in the wheelbarrow. the crowd cheers and he points to a man in the front row, get in the wheelbarrow. the point obviously is that believing whether in the context of salvation or context in standing for liberty and constitution, believing in not sitting on the sidelines saying, yes, i believe. believing is stepping forward and getting in with your heart and mind and soul putting everything you have. believing is getting in the wheelbarrow. that's what you all are doing

the idea of salvation was really the core thing that motivated him. you look at his sermons and over and over again he is constantly encouraging and sometimes per rating people to live better lives and give up sin and get on their knees and repent. we don't have a lot of stories about brigham young. one daughter told a story how she was out in the stables with her father and a hired man left a fine saddle on the floor and it was kicked around and getting dusty. he had a quick temper and a quick tongue. he chewed out the stable hand who left it there. then he stomped in the house where she followed along and he went into his bedroom slammed the door. she could hear him say bring ham get on your knees now and repent. that helps you get a sense of how important he felt personal behavior was and how much he yearned for having the acceptance of his father in heaven. brigham young died in the lion house of salt lake city. in 1877. he had been declining a number of years. he suffered from rheumatism, at one point he had to have all of his teeth pulled and he

i think we need something along the lines of a government of national salvation.eople are talking about national unity. aere is a provision for government with extraordinary powers under the supervision of parliament. i stress those words. i think we have reached that point. it's a very dire situation in my opinion. >> do you have any hope for the future? wax as they say, i am a recovering diplomat. hope.ats always have my hope is the iraqi elliptical class rises to the challenge. there has been far too much turf.ng over personal the issues are far greater than that. the stakes are much higher. the risks are much higher. they need to rise to the challenge. >> the mounting crisis in iraq has focused minds on the situation in afghanistan. u.s. combat troops are due to withdrawal by the end of this year. ?ould history repeat it self never says the outgoing afghan president hamid karzai. picking to our chief international correspondent. >> every morning president karzai walks to the office with bodyguards and armored vehicles. he lives and works in this for tech and p

i think, you know, essentially he's rejecting this idea of a national salvation government because hes party won by far the most votes in the election in april and therefore by the constitution he has the right to try to push ahead and form a government. i think to be fair, the international community is not talking about a national unity government. it is talking about a government far more representative than the previous one of the minority communities, ie the sunni community, it is the sunni militants who have risen up with isis and launched this offensive because there is many grievances they have against the government. i think it is possible there will still be a broader government. it is very up up to mr. maliki, assuming he remains the leader. and if he's replaced. but he can bring in other politicians, representing the minority sunnis and, of course, the minority kurdish community without having some kind of emergency national salvation, national unity government, the phrase he was talking about. >> on another point, u.s. military advisers begin work today outline what they'

nouri al-maliki rejects calls for an interim national salvation government.n explosion in the lebanese suicide bomber blows himself up at a beirut hotel. this is the third blast in less than a week. blue.yes on le we look at what is at stake at the stadium. longtina and nigeria have -- have now gone through for the last 16. the telling flag carrier air have beenppears to saved, brought back from the brink. >> yes, they have agreed to a rescue deal. they see the company take a 49% stake. analyst say that their pain around 560 million euros for the stake. in addition, they are investing hundreds of millions of euros in order to turn era tally around. it is expected that the italian carrier will have to make significant cuts. >> the amount the gulf air operates has not been disclosed but it is thought to be as much as one billion euros. it is a relief for the italian government. the transport mr. said it was a strong investment i would open up concrete growth prospects for the airline. giveescue deal will heavily indebted air and tell you a bit of breathing spac

. ♪ with salvation and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to kill>> on a thursday night in june of 1988, sally weiner got a telephone call at her corry, pennsylvania home. it was her congressman's office calling to say that her husband harry, who was a vice president of the local bank and a civic leader, had just been chosen as corry's man of the year. >> the caller instructed her not to let on to her husband, as it was supposed to be a surprise, and that she was to meet someone the following day to go over the plans for this -- this celebration. >> the next day, harry weiner got a telephone call at the bank. >> this is sally -- >> we know it's a tape recorded call, because there's no interaction between harry and sally. he's trying to talk to her and she's not responding. she just continues to talk. >> she had to read that if her husband didn't come up with the money, why, they'd cut off her hands. >> she told him in detail that she was being held and these people were dangerous and they were going to kill her if he didn't provide the money. >> sal

the call for the formation of national salvation government is a coup against the constitution and the process. >> that statement there coming as the situation in iraq just got a whole lot more dangerous. in the fight against isis and in the ironic twist, it appears the assad government, the u.s. has strongly condemned is now assisting the iraqi army. very same army the u.s. is helping. is this a case of the enemy is my friend? you have syrian war planes reportedly launching a series of air strikes in western iraq in cooperation with the iraqi army? at least 57 civilians were killed, according to local officials there. joining me live from baghdad, our senior international correspondent, nic robertson. and nic, tell about the air strike and how involved is the syrian army at this point? >> reporter: well, the government here in baghdad, we talked to a military spokesman this evening and he said no syrian aircraft came into our space. we control and monitor with radar and we have seen no violations of our air space. none of this really adds up, brooke. but what, you know -- at a sort of

. >> the leader of the salvation sect, the precurse sore to the church is also a businessman, believed to be the real owner through family and other companies of the ferry that capsized in april, killing more than 300 people. his continued evasion of a nationwide manhunt involving 50,000 police and a half million dollars reward is becoming more embarrassing for authorities every day. the pressure is on from the very top. earlier this week, the penalty said it didn't make sense that he had not been caught. they were widening the scope of the operation. the local council is sending in building standards inspectors to check for infringements. >> after all this effort and searching now in the rain, they'll want to find more than simple building infractions at the end of it all. there had been talk of finding two female master minds of his escape, a mother kin and chin. if they were here, they vanished, also. >> an estimated 168 million children around the world work. most of them full time. often in conditions that deprive them of adequate education, health or basic freedoms. today is the

businesses, he's popular among his followers, religious figure, involved in two organization, the salvation sect and the evangelical baptiste church. this is the territory here behind me, and that's why they are so keen to search it, see if they've been masterminding his evasion of capture, and turning up the information. >> briefly, there's a deal of pressure on the police and security services, certainly from the presidency to catch this man or any member of the family. there's a meeting later in the day. what do we expect to come out of it? >> well, this is a meeting that we were expec get under way an hour ago, and it's a meeting of not just the police and prosecutors, but the military, customs officials, foreign military, it's a huge operation to trace this man. we are not clear yet what has come out of that meeting. it follows an unusual involvement of a two-star general in a meeting last night. the military getting involved and the coast guard to ensure he doesn't get out of the country, stowed away on a ship. all of this is happening late in the day. it's 58 days sense the sewol wen

it is no secret to all iraqis the dangers goals behind the calls for the formation of a national salvation government, as they call it. it is something attempt by those rebel against the constitution to and the undemocratic process -- young democratic process who call for the formation of national salvation government as a coup against the constitution and the political process. >> his comments come as about 90 of the 300 u.s. special forces deployed to iraq as military advisors have now arrived. the pentagon says u.s. aircraft are flying up to 35 surveillance flights over iraq daily. meanwhile, the syrian government waited into the iraq crisis tuesday when a bombed -- when it bombed sunni militants near the iraq-syria border. the syrian strike comes just two days after israel on targets inside syria. bulletins with isis have launched new attacks, hitting one of iraq's largest airbases near the town of yathrib. between iraqi forces and isis is continuing for control of the oil refinery in bajii. speaking during his visit to the kurdish region, john kerry urged kurdish leaders to remain a p

the call to form a government of national salvation would torpedo the constitution and the politicalcess. >> ifill: meanwhile, secretary of state john kerry warned iraq's neighbors against intervening. on tuesday, syrian warplanes bombed an iraqi border town seized by the sunni extremist group isil. that same faction is also fighting in syria. >> woodruff: secretary kerry also called today for russian president vladimir putin to show he's serious about fostering peace in ukraine. earlier, the russian parliament canceled a resolution authorizing military force to support ukrainian rebels. but in brussels, kerry said putin needs to do more, if he wants to avoid tougher economic sanctions. >> we are delighted that president putin put to the duma the retraction of that law which empowered russia to take action in ukraine. that's important. it's a great step. but it could be reversed in ten minutes, and everyone knows that. >> woodruff: russia denies it is letting fighters and heavy weapons cross into ukraine, or that it is again massing troops near the border. >> ifill: libya held parlia

the call for the formation of a national salvation government is a coup against the constitution and the political process. >> in western iraq, syria's now being blamed for launching air strikes in the anbar province near the iraq/syria border. officials there are saying more than 50 iraqi civilians, including a lot of women and children, were killed. for more on those syrian air strikes against isis targets in iraq, let's bring in our senior international correspondent arwa damon. she's joining us from erbil in northern iraq. arwa, what can you tell us about this syrian attack inside iraq? >> wolf, cnn spoke to the head of the anbar governing council, the provincial council, who said that the syrian air force struck at least three locations inside iraq. all of them along the iraqi/syrian border. the vast majority of casualties were civilians. we spoke to an eyewitness, a resident of one of those areas. the town of al qaim. he describes how he saw the first plane flying overhead. very surprised because they had been watching air strikes happen on the syrian side of the border for a f

mayor nutter says that it's time to look the state lawmakers and the governor for salvation. >> we need the jenna assembly even at times of budget crisis, we need them to look at the possibility of adding additional dollars, philadelphia would increase with education funding right now. >> we find quarters in couches to take care of our children and it's time for the state to help us out. >> reporter: jim, the philadelphia school district expects to bring in an additional $25 million next week by closing a deal to sell the old university high school building to drexel university. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> all the rain this week hads delayed the start of the next phase of construction along i-95, that project from girard avenue to allegheny avenue was suppose to begin this past monday night and now penndot says it has pushed the start of construction to this coming monday night at 10:00. >> buck county community college is expanding, they broke ground today on a 34,000 square foot science building on the new town campus, it includes 11 science labtories and a student loung

meaning all veterans with children will be treated the same whether or not it they're working with the salvation army and similarly every homeless family will be treated the same not a family of 5 vs. is an individual veteran. throughout the federally funded grant program by 2017 we have changes so we're going to start a pilot in san francisco in july of 2014 >> now our local goals san francisco has struggled with the long-term homelessness so our pilot for the continuum of care program to reduce the length of homelessness in san francisco we're housing the vulnerable first and getting folks what folks call the right dosage support housing and folks with more moderate needs have the low cost intervention so your using resources wisely. it's important to say about the coordinated assessment that will not create for beds but we'll continue to have a majority of folks who won't have a bed immediately available we'll not interview every he homeless people in san francisco they feel there be ready to be housed that's not true. we have a high-level of client choice and improve the data on how long is

. >>> a business trademark that can cause instant salvation. the famous red hot doughnuts sign will be lit up and jobs served up with the glazed doughnuts made at the store in new castle. it will open july 1st. they are taking job applications. they plan to hire between 60 and 80 people. here is something even sweeter than one of those doughnuts. congratulations to deanna. >> she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. her name is maddox, maddy for short. they look so happy. congratulations to her and her husband. >> and her older daughter maya who had a baby sister. >>> the news at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> this decade's old delaware county tavern up in smoke. nbc 10 was there as fire destroyed that business. firefighters are still hard at work this morning. >>> the trains are running this morning, but for how long. a septa rail strike is looming. both sides have not been to the bargaining table lately. >>> another foggy start to the day. citizens bank park in south fill philly. good morning, welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. >>

essence of a moment of life that god spoke to them to tell them intentr purpose and will to the salvation with the sense of mission in the world so not that i am not aware of these communitiese but i enjoy writing about them because i find much of their world view very attractive and i envy them for it. >>a host: this is booktv on c-span2 npr on the campus of chapel hill with history professor naomi klein her most recent park "the shock doctrine" the rise of disaster capitalism" >> host: joining a son booktv is professor burt franklin foer from univ. of north carolina. what do you teach? >> guest: in u.s. history american military history and civil 47 you have written several books as well. how did you get interested? because a little kid my brother got the american heritage volume for christmas and i just loved

we have contracted with the salvation army and sorts to plowshares and the unit services of homeless people can stay in those beds up to 24 months. our exciting program is secretary was very smart in order to not have homeless you have to prevent it we give money to nonprofit so something to prevent people from being homeless and in san francisco we awarded 1.3 million last year and this year we have a priority one category in which we tied for $3.02 agencies that have applied for that. that's the highlights i'm not going to take up much more time you is have a sheet of the services. there's a call center so we're going to leave cards for you to put in our office it's a 1877 number it is manned everyday and if a vet needs help they'll call the number to the local va and one thing i think is mentioned talking about the vouchers and others coming down the pipeline i think it's exciting for san francisco >> yes. >> until there's no one on the streets that is homeless this is a positive step in the future. >> it was on the audits so i missed it but basically, we've been doing permanent h

. >> the call for the formation of a so-called national salvation government is simply an attempt by those who opposed the constitution to put an end to the democratic process. >> the united states has urged the shiite prime minister to give sunnis and kurds a voice in government. maliki has been accused of marginalizing minorities and the current violence is being partly attributed to sectarian tension between sunnis and shiites. iraq now finds itself on the brink of collapse. all most half a million people have been driven from their homes by fighting in the western anbar province. it is being called a land of displacement. in certain is also growing in neighboring countries. in jordan and iran, the military is on high alert. isis has enhanced its reputation for brutality by releasing footage of executions and beheadings. the group formerly had links with al qaeda but fell out with the main organization earlier this year. isis is also fighting in syria possible war. the situation in the entire region remains perilous. a middle east expert joins us now on the phone drum kurdish nort

international community and prime his own country, minister maliki has discounted forming a national salvation government, even as the iraq crisis begins to creep against -- across its borders. >> iraq's top shiite cleric has called for local blocks to agree on the next government's prime minister, promise speaker, and president before parliament meets tuesday at of a constitutional deadlines put in place. ties.g closer these are the headlines we are giving you right now. ukraine has signed a landmark trade pact with the e.u. russia has warned the deal will have negative impact on the ukrainian population. u.s. president barack obama calls for $500 million to train and arm the syrian opposition as extremists continue their fight for a unified islamic state. algerian football fans have been going wild with joy after their team qualified for the first time ever for the last 16 of the world cup. it is time for a look at what is grabbing headlines in the world press. we are going to start with the french press. >> a lot of focus on new unemployment figures that came out yesterday. there were 24,80

soundbite archbishop salvate cordileone / san francisco e there are many gay couples are providing a loving environment for the childr there's one thing test test test test e when gay marriage approval t an all-time high. an pe himself has taken >>> as a religious leader it is irresponsible for the archbishop to be speaking at this. march for marriage this week in washington, d.c. sanfrancisco's archbishop is billed as a star speaker. >> those people equate it with satanism and slavery. >> reporter: the archbishop talked to kpix5 about gay marriage last year. >> sure there are many gay couples providing a loving environment for their children. but there is one thing they can not provide for their children and it is not their fault but that is a mother or a father. >> reporter: this comes at a time when gay marriage approval is at an all-time high. even the pope taken a softer stance. the archbishop is gearing up for a longer battle. >> the longer society goes against more harm will go out. the issue will not die out because it is not just. >> >> reporter: they hope it will work up to

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snow is the salvation for everybody in california. >> water storage is the main issue farmers want addressed so the state is better prepared to handle a drought. >>> well, nothing on the horizon in the weather department except fog and low clouds and beautifully setting sun tonight with a few high clouds over the bay area making for a pretty sunset. outside now, you can see we have partly cloudy skies as we gaze over the skyline. and at the numbers. still warm in concord. it's 83 degrees at quarter to 7:00. oakland 66. livermore 79. san francisco 66. santa rosa 73. by 8:00 tonight the numbers take a tumble down to the mid- 50s along the shoreline into the upper 60s inland. and if you head out tonight to watch the a's take on the yankees at the coliseum, game time temperature 64 degrees. it will be breezy and fair skies. out the door tomorrow, doesn't look too bad but more fog and low clouds along the shoreline in the early going tomorrow than we had today. and tomorrow afternoon the numbers recover to the low 80s inland but will cool down 5 to 8 degrees inland in the bay area and more along

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multiconstitutional government in the manner of the nation of bosnia, quote, the call to form a national salvation government represents the cue against the constitution and the political process, unquote. >> question, president obama asked congress for $500 million. is he going to get it? >> i don't know if it's a good idea, because it's not clear what this money is going to go towards. if this is supposed to be a way to reach out to moderate sunni's inside syria and get them to fight against isil, this al-qaeda group that spanning the border of iraq and syria, possibly, but i really think the policy of the administration has been to trickle money into moderate opposition forces in syria to fight against assad, the syrian president. what happened here, is assad is fighting against the terrorists, or so he says. i'm not sure that this does anything other than further confuse the policies. >> so far ahead of obama's foreign policy. we look at that region and we see iran, iraq, and syria. we see three countries. they look at it as a fight between shiites and sunni's. you have the syrian air force co