instrument of that same salvation to others. lent is a time for me to focus on the basics in my spiritual life and so i make certain resolutions in all three of the areas to really help me with that. >> michael? >> for me, and in the eyes of a seminarian, would be the virtue of humility in modeling how our lord was humble during this time and all the suffering for our salvation and his passion. and how he gave up everything and followed the will of the father. you know, for me in training, my growing humility allows the lord for me, and not all of it is easy. >> that is very well said and i appreciate your coming here and sharing it with us. so, again, thank you for joining us for this examination of what lent is and how to practice it. it's a deep meditation on a mortality and a view to the ends of our immortality. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time on mosaic. this is gus. gus is a handful. we don't know what this thing is, but someday, gus will because this is the thing that gus will build that will change the worl

. >> ezequiel elliott got a for jumping into the salvation army kettle.y are looking to scale back the penalty. maybe remove can kettle. >> i think he raised money for the salvation army. >> that's a good thing. >> youtube the latest to launch a live tv service. >> check in live with landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >>> sam and laura, wall street could start on a positive note. they slip on the final day of february. snapping its 12-day winning streak. investors giving a cool reception to president trump's speech to congress. reports on income and spending, manufacturing and auto sales. the das dak down 36. snapchat working on a drone that could help users take overhead videos and selfies. it is is up clear when and if the device will be available to consumers. it could value the company at $22 billion. >>> and in a bid to attract people who have cut the cord, youtube tv will feature broadcast networks, including nbc and espn and cost 35 bucks a month for six accounts. is subscribers will be able to watch original content from the yo

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the salvation army plays a vital role. >> they cover everything from housing to basic needs, clothi clothingng-term therapy, treatment. >> reporter: investigators say sex trafficking operations are not just confined to the inner city. they can pop up in neighborhoods like this one in northeast philly. >> human trafficking is one of these types of crimes that is truly hidden in plane sight. >> if you're seeing a lot of the differ people coming and going, coming and going, pay attention to your neighbors. pay attention to the cars that are coming and going. >> parents need to be aware of what their children are doing online with mobile devices. >> girls are being recruited at high school ages by their peers. >> reporter: investigators >> if you see someone coming ph. >>ng doesn't quite makeom in the suburbs. they're coming from families where their parents are loving. >> reporter: dave schratwieser fox 29 investigates. >> another thing that's happening. airline personnel, hotel personnel, also being trained to look for young women who may be traveling with men into the city with the purposes f

supervisors who have now joined forces with federal homeland security investigations, the fbi, the salvationy, us attorney's office and the district attorney on a new task force charged with cracking down on sex trafficking. >> number one goal is just to recover these girls, get them out of the situation but then also to go after the people that are doing this to them. >> reporter: investigators also say they work hard to get young women out of the sex trade and on a better path in life. the salvation army plays a vital role. >> they cover everything from housing to basic needs, clothe clothing. they need care as well as long-term therapy, treatment. >> reporter: investigators say sex trafficking operations are not just confined to the inner city. they can pop up in neighborhoods like this one in northeast philly. >> human trafficking is one these types of crimes that is truly hidden in plane sight. >> if you're seeing a lot of different people and coming, coming and going, pay attention to your neighbors. pay attention to the cars that are coming and going. >> parents need to be aware of wh

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event is now over, but in case you're wondering what will happen to the leftover furnishings, the salvation army is here to pick it up. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. got the feel-good weather, as well. perfect conditions today. >> take a look outside right now. as you can see, just a beautiful day. at&t park right there. nothing like a true baseball fan. rob mayeda is here. >> when you have temperatures soaring through the 70s, it feels right for baseball. last week at this time, we had snow. mt. hamilton had snow and snow levels down to 2,000 feet last sunday. now 70 in san jose. san francisco, really beginning to drop off. very typical that we get on a summer-like day. so things cools down, a reminder, even though the day-time temperatures are warm, morning temperatures still call for a jacket, at least for morning. 40s to low 50s to start. but the hour by four for san jose tomorrow, cool start to the morning. then around 2:00 in the afternoon, back into the mid 70s. a few spots to have a chance for 80 degrees. that's coming up in o

. >> serving long manslaughter sentences cents in the deadly salvation army building collapse. >> thephiladelphia chapter says district attorney seth williams' office engage in the selective prosecution based on race when he failed to charge the white building owner and other key figures. williams declined to comment. six people were killed when building being del old irked collapsed on salvation army store in 2013. >> coming up 6:08. love and lost. shocking report about a new romance within the biden family. beau biden's widow is now dating his brother. what the former vice president is saying about their relationship. >>> also ahead this morning, a high speed chase ends with a truck flying right through the air. the reason this driver, wow, was on the run. >> high winds warning, sue will have this and tell you what you expect headed out the door this morning. great to have you with us. senior citizens living in one west philadelphia neighborhood on edge this morning after couple of women were attacked. >> surveillance footage shows the man beating a disable woman along north 52nd st

. >> the salvation army and the local chapter of catholic charities were also housing san jose flood victims. >>> still to come, the push to keep the raiders from moving out. >>> the investigation into a massive warehouse fire in the southland. how it made for a beautiful display in the skies above la. >>> from empty to fall in a matter of months. a before and after look at the fifth-largest reservoir in the state. >>> it is bumper car basketball. >> march madness on wheels. >>> 80 degrees by tomorrow? it is possible. there is also a chance of rain coming. ,,,,,,,,,,,, the cause of this big blaze in downtown los angeles. it started this afternoon inside a large warehouse. >>> firefighters are looking for the cause of this blaze in downtown los angeles. is started this afternoon inside a large warehouse. the roof started to cave in. nobody was hurt. there is no word on what was inside. there was one silver lining. the fire made for quite the moonrise over the san gabriel mountains. >>> at three dollars a gallon, californians pay more for gas the drivers in any other state. that price

. >> we are told that the salvation army and a local chapter of catholic charities are also helping san jose flood victims. >>> we have learned one of the two people wounded in a freeway shooting has died. this happened thursday along interstate-80 in richmond. kpix 5's donlon spoke to the victims family. >> reporter: the victim's brother was shot three times including one bullet to the back of his head. doctors declared him brain-dead. on friday evening, the family decided to remove him from life support. a chp investigator said three gang members targeted and shot him thursday afternoon while he was driving a honda minivan on i-80 in richmond. his female passenger was shot in the hand and is in stable condition. >> senseless people without a heart decided to take my brother away. my whole family is in pain right now. i know they don't know what they did. >> reporter: the victim's brother does not know why anyone would target him saying it was likely a case of mistaken identity. >> people get revenge on each other. that is not the case in this one. this is an innocent man shop or no re

. >>> racism was involved in the conviction of two african-american workers punished for the salvation army collapse. they point to the fact that other key figures who were white were not charged. griffin campbell and shawn benshot were sentenced to long prison terms for their roles in the collapse of the building that killed several people. last month he announced he won't seek another term. >>> 2 1/2 years after his arrest, a burlington county firefighter has been found not guilty of setting fire to a vacant auto body shop. he was charged with arson but a jury has found him not guilty. >>> the bucks county man accused of raping a teenager gifted to him from an amish family is allowed to sell his house. a total of 11 girls were found in lee kaplan's house last year. >>> in bucks county, two sisters claim they were sexually abused as children by william thomas thomas used to baby-sit them when they lived in levittown. they want to encourage others who may have been abused by thomas to come forward. >> i hope that anyone else that was affected by this man, please step up, you will be he

salvation army will celebrate the opening of new choice pantry. hold a ribbon cutting ceremony and offer tours. families in need will be able to get groceries including fresh fruit and vegetables. >>> let's get you to work on this wednesday morning. >> let's check in with jessica boyington. >>> watching the admiral wilson. looks like a good drive so far. moving and you happen approaching philadelphia for right now at least getting over the ben franklin bridge. not seeing in problems. if you move to new jersey. mays landing and that general area crash blocking the left lane on the atlantic city expressway. injuries reported on the scene as well. may be there a little bit. on the westbound side just around route 50. you can start to see some of these delays right here. little strip of red. delay for traffic moving by the scene as well. new castle delaware, construction on route 141, the northbound ramp to 95 northbound is closed until 5:00 this morning. at least about another ten minutes or so for that. additionally have thief laree l closed. watch

well, in just about a half hour, salvation army will come to pick up the remaining furnishings and these will still go to good homes. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> uplifting story, thank you so much. >>> on top of that what a great day in the bay area. we're looking at the scene here at at&t park in san francisco. a warm spell even when the rain comes, it will be warm rain. >> cooling to the 70s. still nothing but sunshine. 75 degrees. cloud free from tiburon. look at dublin 76 degrees here along 580. san jose starting to cool a little bit. 73 degrees. the view from ocean beach cloud free but cooling off a little bit. look at all the folks out there on the beach enjoying some of the sunny weather. we have a kind of summer-like late sea breeze kicking in here on the coast. you can see the wind speeds around half moon bay and off the ocean at 24 miles per hour. that will transport maybe a patch or two of low clouds for the morning. still jacket weather as we start the day tomorrow, but as early as 10:00 at least in san jose, look at that. crossing paths

of the donations will be distributed for four major nonprofits including catholic charities and salvation army. flood victims should start to receive some of that money by the end of the week. >> i love his cash and his injury. >> $5 million, great energy. >> sports is next. >> join us for fox 2 news at 7:00. jack: most other combos come with a wimpy, kid-sized burger. jack: at my place, you get the double jack combo with one jack: of the biggest burgers on my menu. double the beef, double jack: the cheese, plus hot and salty fries and a refreshing drink for jack: just $4.99. yup, i took the combo and made it a bigger jack: deal. like how ben franklin made flying kites a bigger deal. jack: or how astronauts made a sunday drive a bigger deal. jack: or how egyptians made triangles a bigger deal. sfx: back-up warning beep jack: so, if you want to go big, you know where to go. jack: nice ride. jack: my $4.99 double jack combo. jack: only at jack in the box. >> so, it's bad for kevin durant. if there's any good news, it could have been a lot worse. >> when i saw the way he was reacting last ni

. >> we have to go and pick up families, we have t pick upa ru place in winnipeg, >> this is the salvation army, a temporary shelter. we have some arrangements with them. hi, hi. have you finished all your papers? >> yeah, we doctoring to take today. >> reporter: it is here we meet that refugee who completed the trip. >> u.s. is a good country, but now the worst country in the world. because i didn't do nothing, i just fear my country. i just seek asylum. >> what happened when you got t? >> canada, they was welcoming.o >> we are a country that is built on -- the valuesre a cari acceptance and love. and i think that's what you're seeing among canadians and those who are reaching out. >> we'll have to make sure we're not disturbing. >> reporter: jahal shows us to one of the rooms the refugees stay in. >> very basic. it's not a fancy place by any means. >> reporter: a room, a bed, and for now, at least, a pause from a seemingly interminable journey. >> while it might be the end of one journey, it's also the beginning of another one. >> i feel happy. i feel i am in a safe country. i'm in good

the salvation army is going to pick them up. right now they're already packing them up. so many flood victims i talked to said that this will help them start over after they lost practically everything. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> great story, marianne, thank you very much. what a day in the bay area. a lot of people enjoying a beautiful sunday. take a look at the scene over at at&t park. a day like this can get you thinking about baseball and spring. meteorologist rob mayeda is thinking about baseball but also a warm spell this week. >> we're seeing temperatures from belvedere back to san francisco, look at that, 75 degrees right now. downtown san francisco seeing a bit of a late day sea breeze almost like a summer afternoon. 68 degrees after reaching 70 earlier, mid-70s, too, from walnut creek down into san jose. 75 degrees. most locations today about 2 to 6 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. and typical of what we get in an almost spring or summerlike pattern, you still see low 60s around half moon bay. 77 in concord. s

. >> this is the salvation an army.e have >> reporter: it is here we meet the refugee 0-to-who completed the trip. >> u.s. a good country but now it's the country and the wall. >> reporter: what happened when you got to canada. >> they give to me good food, a good house. allow me to apply asylum. >> while it might be the end of one journey it's the beginning of another one. >> i'm happy. i feel i'm in a safe country. >> i wonder if they do feel completely safe as soon as they get over there. >> there is a sense of relief once they cross the border. they're definitely looking to get arrested. that starts the asylum process for them as soon as they get into canada. a lot of them don't know where they're ending up. we had to tell a guy he was in canada. he had no idea where he was. >> that really does show also the sort of desperation they must feel here in this country in the fact they're willing to just leave and cross in the middle of nowhere manitoba ontario. >> some of these people have been there for a while and some

. >> and although the track might run for less than 300 feet, its salvation is a historic milestone in a city not known for its reservation of the past. >> the longest journey to the shortest ride ever. >> carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> quijano: that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm elaine quijano in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> ive from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> wild weather across the bay area today, rain, hail, even snow. >> more than a few people were caught by surprised. >> and a pair of dueling demonstrations came to blow in berkeley, and a motel goes up in flames. people got no warning. i am brian hackney. >> i am juliette goodrich. several people are in the hospital and dozens more need a mace to stay after a fire ripped through travel inn. the property caught fire after 9:00 a.m. kpix 5's maria medina spoke with tenants who said smoke alarms never went off. >> i hear somebody say my room is on fire. my room is on

tonight the red cross and the salvation army are helping as many as 80 people who are homeless, helping them with a meal and a place to stay tonight. reporting live in oakland. >>> new at 11:00 tonight a san francisco mall evacuated after a harmful substance filled the air. multiple people called in reports of some kind of pepper spray or chemical at the stonestown mall. firefighters evacuated the mall and treated people on site it's unknown where the spray came from. >>> we have new video of a sick-car pileup on highway 4 caused by a cow walking in the fast lane. chp got the call. by the time they arrived, several cars had already hit the animal. the vehicles were badly damaged. one even flipped over. this happened on hoy 4 near martinez. chp says there are many farms nearby with livestocks roaming around. >> the ranchers do a great job keeping the animals detained. sometimes the cows get out. this happened at night. it was a black cow. >> one person was take tony the hospital. is expected to be. the cow died on the scene. >>> the man suspected of killing four family members in sacrame

district attorney's office to review the criminal case of the contractor convicted in the deadly salvation army building collapse. griffin campbell is currently serving a 15 to 30 year prison sentence for his role in the june 2,013 disaster. but a jury in the civil trial only found campbell liable for 1 percent of the damages. the nacp believes campbell's case deserves a second look, because of that verdict. >> we're kohl not only on district attorney seth williams to have the full review on this case to look at recommendations for reduction of sentence or to exonerate griffin campbell altogether. >> now the naacp is also calling for district attorney candidates to revel where they stand on the matter. >>> cbs news poll out this morning, finds majority of americans were entrust to address, many are waiting see if he will make good on plans he outlined. don champion on capitol hill where some lawmakers taking wait and see approach. >> president trump scheduled to host republican coming grab , the president laid out his investigation for the country during his joint address to congress last

the red cross and salvation army have been helping out... and people who live in the community have been donating clothing and other items to those who lost everything. (mark) four people died in that fire. investigators are still trying to determine a cause. (mark) this deadly blaze comes 4 months after the ghostship fire that killed 3 dozen people. mayor libby schaaf says the city is doing a better job of cracking down on building enforcement. she says firefighters answered a call last month that prompted an inspection on friday. they found defective sprinklers, smoke detectors, and alarms... but the city is required to give the owner time to fix those problems. unfortunately the fire broke out days later. (darya) severe weather turns deadly as storms hit the southern plains... and three storm chasers are killed as

the red cross and salvation army have been helping out. and people who live in the community have been donating clothing and other items to those who lost everything right now, victims are staying at the west oakland youth center. the building which was set ablaze reportedly had defective sprinklers, smoke detectors, and alarms. ( darya ) a man is behind bars this morning for a triple shooting in san francisco that killed one woman. 65-year-old lian xui wu was shot and killed on wednesday morning. it happened in the oceanview neighborhood near broad street and plymouth avenue. a short time later, police arrested 24- year-old jonathan santos from vallejo. he is accused of shooting and killing xui wu while she was walking to a bus stop. neighbors say this is the third deadly shooting in that same area within the past six months. ( darya ) two other people were injured in the shooting, but a

>> the people have been displace in the this fire are receiving help from the red cross and the salvation army, as for those who were injured and taken to the hospital, we're told by authorities, they're in stable condition. reporting live from north philly, alicia diaz. >> meanwhile, re charging whoever board to claim, for a harrisburg toddler lid to the death of firefighter responding to the scene. officials say three year old was rush to the hospital where she died from her injuries. fire lieutenant dennis de vaux also died after he was in a accident on his way to the fire. flags at the state capitol flying at half staff in his honor. four other people in the burning home suffered injuries, two in critical condition. authorities in vineland cumberland country investigating deadly bus accident. police say one person was hit by the bus around 8:30 this morning, chopper three over dante and lincoln avenue. so far officials have not released the victim's name or details on the accident. >> making sport headlines this noon, the eagles are bringing back a fan favorite, nick foles, was pro bo

that includes the red cross, the salvation army, and others.y is being given to those who were displaced by the flood and are still living in shelters and need help with temporary housing and expenses. other city resources are also available once people apply and their needs are evaluated. so far, the relief fund totals just over $6 million dollars. 5 million dollars of that money was provided by billionaire kieu hoang, of los angeles. he toured the rock springs flood zone earlier this week. president trump fires back at democrats, following the controversy involving attorney general jeff sessions. that's happening as new details are coming out about the trump campaign's contacts with russia. athena jones breaks down the developments. president trump discussing school choice and having a lighthearted moment with students in orlando president trump / no font:"so you want your own business and you're going to make a lot of money right? but don't run for politics after you do it." before heading to his mar-a- lago resort for the weekend. leaving b

the office of homeless services say they've added 300 beds, the salvation army is ready to deliver homes. if you are concerned about a homeless person you are urged to call the outreach coordination center (215)232-1984. >> how you can stay safe during the storm. >> that leaky faucet actually may come in handing. leaving attributing elf water running helps prevent pipes from freezing. keep your garage doors closed if your water supply lines are in there. also, open your cabinets to allow warmer air to circulate around the plumbing, keep the thermostat set for the same temperature during the day and night. >> better to use flashlights if you loose power rather than candles, it is heavy snow, so we may have power outages. should never use a stove or offer tone heat your homes. if your cents a fireplace, be sure have the screen in front for sparks and rolling logs. place all fuel burning equipment outside, turnoff space heed ers and be sure fire embers are out before taking a nap or going to bed. >> our coverage of this morning's winter weather continues. >> absolutely, we have reporters al

the red cross, the salvation army, catholic charities and sacred heart community services will all help get money to the victims. the mayor and councilmembers know the plight of flood victims. they have been out there helping to clean up and offer help. at today's council meeting they launched a number of initiatives to speed up recovery. the first was to proclaim a local emergency so the city can seek state and federal disaster aid. the city is gearing up to release the nearly $1 million in contributions raised so far. it will be channelled through four nonprofit groups to screen applicants, manage their cases and provide much-needed cash for clothes and other necessities lost to floodwaters. >> they just need help. we want to know when they're going to get help, how much money are they going to have to spend out of their pocket. >> reporter: the mayor says he keeps working the phones to raise more money because even $1 million won't be enough. the city is also going to work with landlords. the owner of a five-unit building seeks help with permits. >> let's streamline this thing so tha

tonight the red cross and salvation army helping displaced families with food and shelter. the fire department looking for a cause for this fire, which sent a lot of folks running. the raging fire spread out of control through 16 rooms of the travel inn about 9:30 a.m. many tenants like tina wilson were sleeping at the time. >> my son ran in the room, woke me up, said, "mom, the building's on fire," and we grabbed what we could and ran out the door. >> reporter: tina and her son, trenton, grabbed their dog, honey biscuit, then warned other neighbors to get out. >> there was just black smoke everywhere, so i started banging on everybody's doors. >> engulfed so fast. within five minutes, the whole building was like. so, it's too late to do anything. >> reporter: the only thing marvin scott could save was his backpack, which got badly burned. the fire department says everyone escaped the smoke and flames, but three people were treated for smoke inhalation. firefighters were able to save this cat, but some pets are still missing. >> no wheelchair-accessible. they had to pull me

in the other headlines this evening, more than 20 million people i'd risk of salvation. the un if there is of the biggest humanitarian tearing creditors in the end of the second world war. teddy's president has accused the dutch government is acting like nazis. ajudge has been criticises acting like nazis. a judge has been criticises for women dott warning women they put themselves at greater risk of rape if they drink too much. people who sell tickets online and sell them online for inflated prices face unlimited fines. that is it for me. rachel is going to bring you the latest at the top of the hour. let's go to the bbc sports centre. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, karthi gnanasegaram and jessica creighton. the headlines this evening: england excel, winning the calcutta cup, retaining the six nations title and equalling the record run for test wins in a row. non—league lincoln are a game away from a wembley appearence with arsenal standing in their way, but they go behind at the emirates, right on half time. hope for hull, as they beat relegations rivals swans

today: a married woman finds more than salvation at church after she gets involved with a married manns as an adulterous affair ends in a murder. rob: my brake lines have been cut for my car.

and although the track might run for less than 300 feet, its salvation is a historic milestone in a cityt s preservation of the past. >> the longest journey to the shortest ride ever. >> reporter: carter evans, los angeles. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, march 8th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> smarter than you think? the latest wikileaks bombshell. the agencagency's former direct says don't believe you. >> is this the cia listening through my smartphone, my microwave oven and tv. are they doing that? >> no. >>> calling for millions to strike on this international

donations will be distributed through four major nonprofits including catholic charities as well as the salvation army. >>> in marin county, transportation officials are considering a plan that would allow buses to use freeway shoulders. it would allow buses to use the shoulder on highway 101. the bus needs to be limited to 35 miles per hour. time life of the project has yet to be announced. >>> early this morning a u.s. haul truck went off the highway and hit a fire hydrant in belmont. water quickly went up 30 feet into the air. pg and e had to come out and shut down power. a section was temporarily shut down for crews. they hit several storage units and three of his own parked trucks venlts i thought it was like an earthquake and the building was coming down. my three work trucks are ruined and i hope he has insurance. >> the witness says he saw water rushing out of the storage unit office and suspect there's water damage to the units. the u-haul driver told him he swerved to avoid hitting a dog in the street. chp says no charges now against the driver. >> police say no job is too small for off

elliott got a 15-year penalty when he jumped into a salvation army kettle. that was over holidays.a today" reporting the competition committee is looking at scaling back on some of those penalties. the idea would be to flag for offensive or excessive celebration but not harmless displays of joy. >> all right. it happened during i shot at boise state. the ball got caught right above the backboard. they used a broomstick, whatever they could. a brave young boys where state fan did a little bit of a crime there. we don't know if he even had permission. but he grabbed the ball and saved the day for the players and the fans. all those years on the monkey bars pays off. >> now we get the cutaway of his mom with complete terror on her face. >> no fear. >> we played outdoor basketball. we are getting great weather. >> it will be another outdoor basketball day. we feel see that through the rest of the week. we to dry out. there's still rain in the forecast. a look at all our microclimates to get you out the door. sunrise happens at 6:39 this morning. 39 degrees in the peninsula. very cold s

and although the track might run for less than 300 feet, its salvation is a historic milestone in a city not known for its preservation of the past. >> the longest journey to the shortest ride ever. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. >>> washington is bugging out over president trump's unsubstantiated claim this weekend that president obama bugged his new york office before the election. the president made the accusation on twitter early saturday and followed it up with an official white house statement sunday requesting a congressional investigation. "the new york times" reports fbi director james comey is asking the justice department to publicly reject mr. trump's claim. the president is back at the white house after spending th

but after constantine and helena, the cross becomes a symbol of salvation, a contact with the transcendentdiscovery of the true cross, helena would be just another empress in the pantheon of emphasis. but this story places her at the heart of the christian faith. she gives christianity a symbol without which christianity would not be the religion that it is. >>> he is one of the most enigmatic figures in the gospels. >> sometimes he's really con vacillating. >> on the other hand, what is truth? and he's famous for one thing. >> i'd like to crucify him. >> only pilate had the authority to crucify him. >> as archaeology discovered pilate's name in stone and and locations

ae proclamation was in effect splendid popular delusion which lincoln deployed in the salvation of his country. another way of twisting lincoln and emancipation was to insist that the great emancipator was indeed great, it also misunderstood in his intentions. the postwar generation of the new south had earnestly strive to make peace with lincoln and struggle to cope him in southern sugar as a man of southern birth and instinctive predilections. aboutoclamation was not emancipating black americans slavery, but about slowly emancipating americans from black people through colonization. emancipator, await emancipator. i shall continue until is accomplished, aiken explains in the 1907 novel the klansmen. lincoln goes on, my proclamation was linked this plan. eyes's attempt to seven emancipation did not convince the seven agrarian's of the 1930's. the complaint wasn't lincoln was misunderstood it, but the head promoted misunderstanding, using emancipation as a moral cloak for an industrial capitalist juggernaut which had attempted to crush the south's agrarian civilization. lincoln was not

it's the guided step-by-step process through which a scientologist can achieve salvation.s a state that very few scientologists have achieved. >> in 2007 he was excommunicated, thrownut of the church, declared a suppressive person but he is still a devout believes in scientology and he continues to make a living auditing people out of his house just a stone's throw away from the church. it's a little bit like if a catholic cardinal was excommunicated and decided to live next to the vatican and continue to hear confessions. how exactly did you come into confrontation with the church? >> the whole environment became a lot more controlled and restrictive. i think it was just part of a general trend of you know, cracking down on independent people and getting rid of old-timers. >> did they ever charge you with anything? >> they said i was making stuff up. which you know, i didn't think was true. i had references for everything i did. i think it was mostly they wanted to run control on everybody. >> so you just left? >> well, i got kicked out and then once i looked around and r

ezekiel elliot jumps into the salvation army bin. and antonio brown bear hugs a goal post. wants to get women involved in the league by creating more job opportunities for females to work as both scouts and coaches. nfl has reportedly invited oscar- winning actress, reese witherspoon, to speak at the annual owners meetings coming up next week. (darya) nfl ( mark ) fire crews are working on an underground vault fire in san jose. p-g-and-e says 3,300 people are without power in the area. the fire was reported at about 6:30 a.m. in the 2000 block of brushglen way. (mark) coming up on the kron four morning news at eight... we're following breaking news from overnight... several arrests made in the attack on britain's parliament. and we now know who is claiming responsibility and an american has been killed. we'll have the latest. and police are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a young girl in san francisco... just blocks away from a middle school. details on who police are looking for. and outrage in the east bay as a racist post on social media targets minority kids at

. >> we're told the salvation army and the local chapter of catholic charities are also helping flood victims. san francisco police are asking the public to keep an eye out for a missing woman who is 9 months pregnant and due in two days. she left her cole valley home at 11:30 this morning. she has not been seen since. for some reason, she hopped into a car and immediately drove off. the friend didn't recognize the driver and has no idea where they went. call police if you see her. >>> a victim in the latest east bay shooting has died. he was driving when bolts were shot. >> reporter: the victim's brother says demarcus doss was shot three times, including one bullet to the back of his head. doctors declared him brain dead. on friday evening, the family decided to remove him from life support. >> my brother was a great person. >> reporter: a chpambassador says three gang members targeted and shot doss friday afternoon. his family passenger was shot in the hand, and is in stable condition. >> sinceless people without a heart decided to take my brother away, and my whole family's in pain

will be distributed through four major nonprofit organizes including catholic charities and the salvation arm mix. and flood -- army. and flood victims you should receive some of the donation money by the end of the week. >>> love his attitude. >>> renting a car in the bay area could cost you more than you think what a popular rental company is accused of doing when drivers are about to cross a bridge. >> reporter: college republicans here at uc berkley said they are being harassed and threatened more than ever lately. and we'll show what you the group captured on video recently. and we'll tell you how the university is responding to all of this. his. . >>> you don't need 5 million reasons to get out and enjoy today's weather. sunny and warmer temperatures. that will be on the weather menu today. >>> several deadly twisters at this time last night. and several tornadod touched down between tuesday and wednesday in missouri, illinois, tennessee and arkansas. one man was killed when a tree up rooted and fell on him. >>> residents said that have been through tornadoes before said this one wa

the red cross and salvation army have been helping out.the community have been donating clothing and other items to those who lost everything right now, victims are staying at the west oakland youth center. people who were living in the building before the fire say the old apartment building had defective sprinklers, smoke detectors, and alarms. the building was run by urojas (u-row-haus) community services and served as a halfway house for people who live in oakland. back to you. ( darya ) a man is behind bars this morning for a triple shooting in san francisco that killed one woman. 65-year-old lian xui wu was shot and killed on wednesday morning. it happened in the oceanview neighborhood near broad street and plymouth avenue. a short time later, police arrested 24- year-old jonathan santos from vallejo. he is accused of shooting and killing xui wu while she was walking to a bus stop. neighbors say this is the third deadly shooting in that same area within the past six months.

donations will be distributed through four major nonprofits, including catholic charities, and the salvation army. flood victims should start to receive some of that money by the end of this week. >>> a meeting in san francisco addressed the homeless problems. new at 10:00, ktvu's amber lee with a vivid example of the conflict, and why some say the problems have gotten worse recently. >> reporter: frank, here at the main library tonight, city officials and advocates for the homeless got together for a forum to decide solutions and not far from here, merchants grappling with the homeless issue are hoping for a resolution soon. a row of tents is lined up along utah street. directly across from home design showrooms and other businesses. neighbors say in recent months, crime by the homeless in the area has escalated. >> i've seen drug use, you know, people sitting there, you know, shooting up. >> reporter: measure chants snapped photos of the drug use, and the break-ins, then took video of the fire that broke out at 110 around 5:00 a.m. >> this is a fire from this morning. >> from this morning?

i'm going to call the salvation army program. i'm going to accept someone who is islamic.they say no i'll let them take him off his list. now if you come back here again under any circumstance, i promise you i will not help you at all. no matter how many lieutenants, captains or anybody comes and says, you're going to help him, right. >> you know the sad part about it, i believe you. >> i'm telling you the truth. >> i know. >> i'm telling the truth. >> i believe you. >> as wiggins waits to find out if he'll be accepted into the program he continues his job as a food server. this week that might be more challenging than usual. wiggins is observing the month long islamic holiday of ramadan and must fast until sundown. he converted to islam during a jail stay ten years earlier and took the name abdul. >> abdul means servant like serving god. when i'm living right and i'm doing right and on the straight and farrow path, i'm god's servant. that's why i chose that name. >> about 10% of the inmate population is muslim and for those who request it, the jail provides meals that mee