all of these emphasize salvation through sacrifice. abraham, for instance, is preparing to sacrifice his son isaac, as god commanded him. he looks up at the angel who orders him to substitute the ram. both the north and south transept portals belong to the new cathedral, built after the 1194 fire. the south side followed shortly after the north, so the samchanges we saw there are now even more advanced. here, for instance is the warrior saint theodore. with a weight borne on one foot like the classical contrapposto pose he's liberated from the architectural framework. in contrast to the other biblical figures, for the first time he is dressed and armed as a contemporary 13th-century crusader. the human form and its natural depiction, now sanctioned by the church released the creative energies of the gothic sculptor. soon a variety of individualized figures blossomed on cathedrals not only in france but all over europe. the great age of gothic cathedrals was an unparalleled time of expansiveness in european society, but in saying that w

. >> oh my gosh, salvation. >> i live another day. >> it's not salvation because it doesn't stay put.hat happens when it tries to swim out. >> played it worse now. can't even escape. >> now he's like a cocktail weenie on a toothpick. >> uses his foot to push it out. >> in canada, another great escape this is the towers hotel and notice, it's coming down. firefighters had to use a backhoe to tear that building down because it was so hot, couldn't get in, had to evacuate 25 residents. poer got to evacuate one can't let's back up and see what happens. the cat had to evacuate itself. notice right up there? >> the window. >> cat's like -- >> my gosh. >> the building's coming down, the cat's in the window, it rides it out. watch. we see the cat make its own great escape. >> that cat has three lives left because that took a few of them. >> poor thing. >> burned, all wet. >> took to a vet clin to get checked out. they said the cat was okay. >> looking for a home. someone might to adopt the awesome cat that survived a fire. >> kitty. >>> a big congratulations to debbie from again neev va, flor

i'm sitting in today with arch bishop salvator. he's the arch bishop of the diaces of san francisco. we are talking before the break recording formation. this topic of formation might be new to some people. you well described what goes into the development of a priest. priests are important as a person in the parish life that we want to keep revising over and over. four pillars of formation. we sent a young man out for a year of passtorial activities i know you're involved, sometimes people don't know you're out there such as working with the homeless. let's go on what it means in your mind to be well formed and the interesting fact is that you're combining the formation with priest with an institute that allows for the presence of religious to be formed in some aspect alongside of those seminaries. that's pretty new. >> yeah. well, to go back to the formation of the priest -- the whole idea of formation, it's more or less corresponding to our idea of what education means from our catholic understanding. it literally means to draw

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the salvation army is out here. sky force 10 is above the scene right now and you're getting an aerial view of what this firefighting effort looks like. they have gotten a tremendous handle on this issue. fortunately the smoke is white in color from what i can see, that means the bulk of the fire has been put out. but we still so some light, some flames coming from inside the building. jesse gary is in sky force 10 and give you a better vantage point of that. here on the ground in the west kensington neighborhood. it's a mix. some industrial lots, but it's really residential and it's commercial. so, you had at the height of it a lot of people who were out on their street corner watching this fire, taking pictures. many of them told me they had never seen anything like this before or been close to anything. of course, they could feel the intense heat of the fire standing even several blocks away. so, that's the latest live out here on the 2400 block, just a block away from where this warehouse fire erupted and crews

i just spoke with the salvation army who is on scene. they told us that to their knowledge no one has been evacuated. there is not a shelter going on. while we go show you what's going on now here at the scene. the fire was brought under control about an hour ago. fire commissioner derek sawyer just gave us an update and he tells us this building is vacant and spread to a paper company, which is an operating business. the materials there only fueled the flames. the fire was completely fought from the outside. by 120 firefighters, 33 pieces of equipment here on scene. now, two firefighters suffered minor injuries. one civilian with critical injuries is at temple university hospital. our news desk has learned that that person was burned over 80% of their body. firefighters who arrived here initially along with police told us that people were coming out of the vacant building, running out of the vacant building when they arrived here on the scene. now, this grew to a four alarm blaze. the cause of the fire at this point is still undetermine

you made a non-salvation at the folks on the lower end of the spectrum were a little bit more sort of accepting and made the best of the situation where is the folks at the upper at the operand were paranoid and wanted more to buffer things. i know a few people on all ends of the spectrum as well and the people that are more middle-class and much more chill and happy enough in person to be around. those that are climbing, you know, how this productive paranoia, go, go, go, all at once. in your observations, do you think there's core personality traits that had since they were five or do you think it is sort of a result of events? what do you think leads to all of this? >> i don't think sociologists believe in personality. msn that leads to out come is structural. it's all the forces that come upon a time that we are actually creating -- we create ways of acting. so for example, i got to this middle-school graduation in silicon valley and they asked the children to create future trajectory. they were all in this graduation and i ran over in a sociological sense to split up because i'm

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behind the salvation army store in the 4300 block of north broadway next to the course restore at the intersection of broadway and montrose. according to the sun-times, the husband and wife in their sixties got into an argument over money and that's when the husband through rubbing alcohol on the woman to set her on fire with a lighter. a witness ran to the woman side putting her down and removing her clothing. eventually shoes taken to hospital in critical condition. the sun times reports a woman has third degree burns from the top of her head to her waist and burns on the back and front side of her body. also reports during the search of the husband officers found a small bag of marijuana in his prosthetic leg. but husband is now in police custody and police say charges are pending. back to you. >>a car flips over during a car chase, in the city's south side. it happened a few hours ago...around midnight near 35th and cottage grove. police were chasing this car, when it rolled over in a park. four people were pinned inside. all of them were taken to the hospital. three are in critic

there is the alternative media and other outlets that some of these stories can be explored is the salvation of it is incumbent upon all of us to take responsibility to tell our friends and neighbors your liberties are in jeopardy. i didn't even mention the time to say yes we can sensor folks if we wish you for the administration to say we want the power of the gps tracking device without a search warrant it is frightening stuff. this is not the government is and i think personal responsibility to tents and friends and relatives civil liberties are in jeopardy and we have to pay attention >> i don't care if you're liberal or conservative you should be concerned. if for example, your a liberally and do like the policy of comes you see you should understand those policy outcomes are driven by an attorney general who was not following fell law passed by congress and signed by a of prior president and if eric holder can do that the u.s. a liberal one to the that means when a republican president comes in as a republican attorney-general then perhaps he also will take that as a lesson and not in

. >>> the salvation army said thank you to some friends in bellevue today.ored chamber of commerce president and fm radio station president, jerry lee, they were singled out for improving life in the region. for the contributions for the stockings for kids campaign that helps families served by the salvation army. >>> now a woman has finally won her fight to keep her exotic pet. nora muchanic has the story of rocky the bobcat and the owner who loves him. >> i do love him, he is like family. >> ginny fine of beach haven west couldn't be happier, because her pet, a bobcat named rocky is home. it escaped and the judge ordered him held at the popcorn park zoo until she could prove that she can keep this houdini at home. >> he came back to his normal personality, it was 56 days that he was gone. >> not only is there a cage with a roof for rocky to roam outside, but fine installed a double door vestibule system in her house. >> this system of doors so i can close these. the same concept used at zoos and prisons, a safety method in case he gets out. >>ginny plead g

you talk about a multi-your process -- we are talking decades if that is going to be our salvation.ill just close with this. i am disappointed. i was disappointed in the briefing we had last week. to deal with this in an effective way. you have not laid it out in a way that meets that task. i hope when we come back and before you put people in harm's way unnecessarily you have a plan that achieves the end that you just laid out, but we know right now that is not where you are. host: that was yesterday, again, also see it on our website, c-span.org. representative mo brooks, republican, from alabama says he america support raising, training, and arming a rebel army to fight syria's civil war. good morning, thank you for waiting, democrats line. caller: good morning. republicans are some of the biggest hypocrites. if bush sent the troops in and start the war, they will be the first ones saying why did he do something stupid like that, why did he not keep the troops out and fight from the outside? whatever obama do, they are going to be against it. they try to make this administration

in this amateur video obtained by cnn, named the salvation church, security footage shows the policeeating the faithful and dragging them away. still christians here aren't backing down. for more than two months they've had people here day and night, 24/7 guarding the gates of this church to stop the communist party from coming in and tearing down their cross. >> translator: i'm going to hold the cross in my arms and protect it says this man. we didn't steal, we didn't rob. we didn't take drugs. what did we do? >> reporter: local authorities say they are targeting all illegal structures. but party documents show that churches are a focus. church leaders say their crime was to become too numerous, to intimidating for a party suspicious of the faithful. recent research shows that there could soon be more christians than communist party members. and in 15 years more christians in china than anywhere else. facts disputed by the party. he says that christians have no interest in politics. but he has a warning. >> translator: the law enforcers are breaking the law themselves. if they keep

one the excessive housing precedes $8.2 million proposed for a portion of it for housing authority salvationepairs to help repair for the housing authority the other pox is a grant to nonprofit, affordable housing agencies and those could include capital repairs or creation of new unit. so that's for that. $8.2 million. finally in items of next steps after we go to the oversight board and sent e send this to the department of finance we've been working with the treasurer and bringing that back to you when we have estimates from the krovrlz and the treasurer as to how much we're asking for we'll expect the disables by early november and if there're a need to confer we have 5 business days to do that my mid december we have the determination on the loan and the property tax distribution for this on january 2nd with that, i'm happy to answer any questions >> thank you. first public comment >> i have no speaker cards. >> no speakers so, now in the hands of the commission any questions? >> i have a question. >> yes. please. >> so what are the chances we're going to get the treasurer cash loan and

christian churches, marks a fundamtal sht the western story into the inner life, towards personal salvation. the successors of the roman empire would be the barbarians-- angles, saxons, franks, goths-- third world immigrants attracted to the fading splendors as to a gold rush. they received the latin language and the christian faith from rome and assimilated roman ideas of government to their own customary law. and there lies the key to the synthesis which will become the western tradition, a synthesis of greco-roman judeo-christian, and germanic. and that synthesis would be achieved during the long struggles of the dark ages which followed on the fall of the roman empire. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1989 educational broadcasting corporation annenberg media ♪ world is by movado makers of the movado museum watch the watch dial design in the permanent collections of museums throughout the world. additional funding for this program made possible by the financial support of...

in this amateur video obtained by cnn and in the salvation church security camera footage, police brutally beat the faithful and drag them away. still, christians here aren't backing down. >> for more than two months they've had people here day and night 24/7 guarding the gates of this church to stop the communist party from coming in and tearing down their cross. >> translator: i'm going to hold the cross in my arms and protect it. we didn't steal. we didn't rob. we didn't take drugs. what did we do? >> reporter: through media, local authorities say they are targeting all illegal structures. but party documents show that churches are a focus. church leaders say their crime was to become too numerous, too intimidating for a party long suspicious of the faithful. recent research shows that there could soon be more christians than communist party members, and in 15 years more chis kmechs in china than anywhere else, facts disputed by the party. he says that christians have no interest in politics, but he has a warning. >> translator: the law enforcers are breaking the law themselves. if they

in this amateur video obtained by cnn the salvation church security camera footage, police brutally beathful and drag them away. still, christians here aren't backing down. >> for more than two months they had people here day and night 24/7 guarding the gates of this church to stop the communist party from coming in and tearing down their cross. >> reporter: "i'm going to hold the cross in my arms and protect it," says this man. "we didn't steal. we didn't rob. we didn't take drugs. what did we do?" through state media local authorities say they are targeting all illegal structures. but party documents show that churches are a focus. church leaders say their crime was to become too numerous, too intimidating for a party long suspicious of the faithful. recent research shows that there could soon be more christians than communist party members. and in 15 years more christians in china than anywhere else. facts disputed by the party. chen says that christians have no interest in politics. but he has a warning. >> translator: the law enforcers are breaking the law themselves. if they keep d

the parliament is hanging on in tripoli, electing a perform and charging him with a so-called salvation government. the prime minister is supported by these fighters, and asked diplomats to return. it's promise rized -- promised to provide security but there have been no takers. >> the u.n. secretary-general said he raised the issue of three detained al jazeera journalists, peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have spent 247 days in an egyptian prison. all three received long sentences after a trial many saw as politically motivated. convictions are being appealed and al jazeera is demanding their release. ban ki-moon emphasised the importance of freedom of speech, and the security of journalists. >> pro-democracy activists in hong kong interrupted a parliamentary committee, shouting shame and dishonesty. beijing announced it would hand pick the candidates allowed to stand. let's go to scott heidler in hong kong. pro-democracy candidates quick to express anger. what have they been up to? >> so far on monday, the day after the announcement, senior chinese officials to hand

it's impossible. >> chad is still living at the salvation army in downtown tampa.id you go get tested for your hepatitis? >> no. >> no. and the reason why is because you don't want to get moved out of that pod, huh? >> if i lose -- i don't want to make new friends. >> listen, listen, if you feel sick at all, then you need to go because chances are -- >> i know. >> -- you're already past the destructive phase and you're going to be like me and your liver count's going to go way back up. i mean, are you scared about the hepatitis? i mean -- >> i don't know. i don't know enough about it to be scared. i know jesse had it. that's all i know. >> you know why jesse had a big gut, you know? that wasn't fat. that was his body swollen up because he drank. >> yeah. i know that. >> that's what happens. like, it's a horrible death. you know what i mean, another reason for us to be clean, you know, or you know what i mean, just try to live healthier. >> chad says he hasn't used drugs since his release two weeks ago and that he's made some strides in rebuilding his life. >> oh, m

the road to salvation they say to keep on voting in bid numbers for politicians who promised them a better deal. at penns landing, vernon odom, "channel 6 action news." >> fire forced residents from their apartment at a complex in montgomery county this morning. firefighters with called to coventry house apartments shell tan ham 10:15. initial reports a drier caught fire in third floor unit and investigators have not officially released cause of the blaze. no one was hurt. >>> a labor day fire in roxboro gutted a 45-year-old business and put employees out of a job. flames erupted at award custom dry cleaners ridge avenue 5 a.m. crews kept an eye out for hot spots more than 9 hours over fear a flare-up could ignite chemicals inside. customers and workers are devastated by the loss tonight. >> fellow that ran the place was great. he hired a lot of people from the area. pressers and cleaning people. and they did a fantastic job. >> i mean i love this place, man, it was family. that place was family. so a piece of me is burst out. >> flames caused minor damage to the auto body shop next door.

the salvation early spent the night providing cold water and snacks for the firefighters who kept an eye on the rubble. this is the pile stuff behind me. they are keeping an eye open it because the fire inspectors have not been able to go inside the store. >>> two east bay teens involving at a hospital after eating cookies placed with mayor one. ambulances rushed to the high school in richmond yesterday and three other students would ate the cookies got sick. a 17-year-old senior sole them the cookies can was arrested. school officials are deciding whether to excel -- expel her. >> the debate for governor was caucus offering clashy visionsns of california. governor brown and kneel cab -- and neel kashkari took off the gloves for the only face-to-face meeting. >> when the bell rang the economies came 50. >> you should be ashamed for yourself. >> you should know --. >> i will fight for the people. >> back and forth the have it civil was like a tennis map. >> this is the only chance for votes to hear the candidates debate before the election the governor brown is running against neel ka

until our justice shines bright and our salvation glows like a flaming torch. ladies and gentlemen, let us light a torch of truth and justice to safeguard our common future. thank you. [applause] >> benjamin netanyahu, israeli prime minister delivering his speech to the annual general assembly in new york. listening to every word of that i know our diplomatic editor james bays. james some blistering rhetoric there. >> reporter: that's exactly what it was. i don't think we heard anything particularly new from the israeli prime minister. but as usual, very carefully chosen words, tough words by the israeli prime minister directed to the palestinian president among others. our marwan is with us, let's start at the beginning, where it was militant islam is on the march. i.s.i.l. is hamas, hamas is i.s.i.l. a very simple message or was it a very simplistic one? >> both and actually it resonates with many. but not at the united nations. so a lot of the people who were clapping for this were that people who came from new york. the zionist americans listening through t

so is the salvation army mobile kitchen.unteers will continue cooking for first responders thrgh the night. firefighte are being very careful noto go inside because of the risk of collapse. you can see them doing a lot of work outside. here's is what hapning in the neighborhood right now. 22 to 23 is still closedff to traffic along mission street except for emergency vehicle and muni buses. noheast side of the street back op. people can go home but this side of the street where the fire happened still off limits. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you. firefighters had trouble fighting the fair because of all the merchandise you saw in the store. inspectors had been called out twice becausef complaints the store was too over crowded. >> we did come out in 09 to direct them to widen one of the path way to the rear exit. they complie. and it was handled. then in 2013 we got another complaint. >>reporter: no violation was found in the second inspection. you can see in this google street view pture just how cluttered the front of that

. >> reporter: those who manage to escape, pray for salvation from a group that is targeting all of iraq's ancient religious minority, international agencies are overwhelmed. >> we are looking at 17 million iraqis who have been affected by the crisis and violence. >> reporter: that is more than half of the population? >> correct. yes. it is immense needs. we are talking millions of children affected by the crisis. >> reporter: at the construction site,al hanny can do is -- all hanny can do is wait for response from his brother. he spoke to them on the phone and said they were forced to convert to islam and used as slave labor. they say there is only one nation powerful enough to take them on, and that is the united states. richard engel, erbal, iraq. >>> back in the country with a full schedule of sunday games, all eyes on the nfl following a week of controversy involving star players in cases of domestic abuse. tonight more bad news for the league as another player was sidelined and now calls grow to side line the commissioner. peter alexander has more. >> reporter: with the nfl returning

and offer a free gift of salvation. a reminder that the flood was a judgment because of man's wickedness but at the same time a message of god's grace and salvation. we need to go through a door to be saved. jesus christ said i am the door. buy me any man who enters and shall be saved. we make no apology about the fact in we're on about is this, if you confess with your mouth lord jesus, you will be saved. as soon as i say that people say, see, if you allow creation in schools, if you have students hear about it, this is religion. let me illustrate this talking about the recent battle in texas over textbooks in the public schools. a newspaper report said -- textbook in classroom have long ranged in texas pitting creationists against academics. stop right there. notice creationists, academics. creationist can't be academics. it's the way things are worded out there. it's indoctrination going on. you're worried about ideology trumping fact -- you're talking about what you observe, or you talking about your beliefs about t

so is the salvation army mobile kitchen. volunteers will continue cooking for first responders through the night. firefighters are being very careful not to go inside because of the risk of collapse. you can see them doing a lot of work outside. here's is what happening in the neighborhood right now. 22 to 23 is still closed off to traffic along mission street except for emergency vehicle and muni buses. northeast side of the street back open. people can go home but this side of the street where the fire happened still off limits. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you. firefighters had trouble fighting the fair because of all the merchandise you saw in the store. inspectors had been called out twice because of complaints the store was too over crowded. >> we did come out in 09 to direct them to widen one of the path way to the rear exit. they complied. and it was handled. then in 2013 we got another complaint. >>reporter: no violation was found in the second inspection. you can see in this google street view picture just how clut

controller alan butkovitz wants mayor nutter to immediately release the entire review of june of 2013 the salvation army thrift store collapsed at 22nd and mark. butkovitz says too much work was in the matter boy an independent commission for the details to stay out of the public eye. he says family, friends and the public has right to know what's in it and should not have the information come in in bits and pieces. >> the independent commission should be in charge of the commission. and now it's obvious that there are people who have an interest in getting a certain spin out of this report. frankly it is disrespectful to the dead. so disclose the truth. >> the collapse killed six people and injured frein others last year. >>> cherry hill, new jersey, longest serving council passed away. john amato was elected baaing in 1983 and served continuously every since. they dedicated council chambers to his name. he leaves behind two daughters and self grandchildren. >> egyptian lawyer charged in the death of two u.s. embassies in africa has plead guilty. he's concerned because 54 year old a dell abdul ber

valley community foundation is distributing $1.2 million in grants to 20 nonprofits including the salvation army and the red cross. those groups will then turn that funding around to help with medical care, temporary housing and other issues. a second round every grants in the next few weeks will help be rebuilding and home repairs. >>> people in oakland are walking the plank. the revitalization in jack london square isn't even finished tonight. >> reporter: jack aren't square. a jewel along the oakland -- jack london square, a jewel along the oakland waterfront. a new venue hopes to turn it into the hottest east bay destination to attract big crowds. >> we have a 50,000-square-foot venue and will see the up to 1,000. so this what you just walked into is going to be the beer garden. >> reporter: plank opened its beer garden and bocce courts this weekend. >> tough luck. going to have to do better. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the outdoor section is already winning people over. >> the way to spend the day or evening. >> i think this is great. this is enjoyable. this is going to be a come-to p

so is the salvation army mobile kitchen. volunteers will continue cooking for first responders through the night. firefighters are being very careful not to go inside because of the risk of collapse. you can see them doing a lot of work outside. here's is what happening in the neighborhood right now. 22 to d 23 is still closed off to traffic along mission street except for emergency vehicle and muni buses. northeast side of the street back open. people can go home but this side of the street where the fire happened still off limits. this is abc 7 news. >> thank you. firefighters had trouble fighting the fair because of all the merchandise you saw in the store. inspectors had been called out twice because of complaints the store was too over crowded. >> we did come out in 09 to direct them to widen one of the path way to the rear exit. they complied. and it was handled. then in 2013 we got another complaint. >>reporter: no violation was found in the second inspection. you can see in this google street view picture just how cl

as for chrissy, it turns out the new police force has become her salvation. she now works there full-time making enough to afford a better home for her boys. >> it definitely gives you the sense of exhale, of breathing. like now you can breathe. before you're holding your breath like, oh, my god, what's going to happen. >> reporter: can you see the end yet? can you see a better day? >> it's always darkest before the dawn. that for us was 2012 and the beginning of 2013. i see light coming up over the horizon. and we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: there is a long way to g but the -- to go, but the poet walt windchillman left the city of comden a road map. it's his quote inscribed on city hall, in a dream i saw a city invincible. in camden these days they are hoping he's right. and because they take their news when they can get it around here, the police chief is celebrating the fact that a house for sale near the hospital here in camden just sold for $200,000. he sees that as a positive investment in camden and a very good sign. we'll take a break. s

six people were killed when the building under demolition crashed down on top of the salvation army thrifttore next door at 22nd and market. >>> from our south jersey bureau now, a glau gloucester county liquor store has been closed. customers said the store would refuse to serve african-americans and would lock the door. >>> a fire at a marina, these men were accused of torching roslin's boat at the marine service center in 2009. investigators say roslyn offered money to dopfreed. >>> in burlington county a crisis intervention counselor is charged with stealing 12 ipads from a school in twin hills elementary school. they say he's had access to the ipads during the summer program to the school. >>> a lawyer who used to live in manhattan will get his beloved jaguar back after being stolen in front of his apartment. the california highway patrol identified the 1923 jaguar, it was on a cargo ship. now, it's headed back to its other than after all these years. >> i had this great car when i was 35 years old. i never thought, when it's gone, it's gone. >> the owner now lives in florida and says

john the baptist intercede before christ on the part of humanity and so addressing the concept of salvation. then directly behind the screen in the central portal which admits you or admits the clergy into the sanctuary or the celebrant the one who performs the liturgy into the sanctuary right in the center on the bottom, you have three figures three male figures and they represent the liturgist or those who had composed the liturgy or the ceremony, the hymns and the entire service way back in the 4th and 5th centuries a.d. and then directly above the very large, the huge mosaic which takes you all the way up to and right into and underneath the dome into the vault area, is the anastasis which i have mentioned earlier. anastasis, which in the western tradition is called the harrowing of hell or the descent into limbo. what is very effective is that stylistically these images are connected. for example, christ wearing the blue robe with his fluttering drapery visually connects you with the movement of the two figures in the central panel the lower figures who represent-- the woman in red is

six people died last year when a building under demolition at 22nd and market collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store. >>> it is an iconic fixture of philadelphia sky line, city hall's lit up clock tower. it is now getting a modern make over. our natasha brown gives you an exclusive behind the scenes look. >> reporter: seventeen floors above broad street inside city hall we have a rare exclusive look inside the clock to you their lights up the city sky line. scaffolding may cloud the view from here but the work to replace the clock's lighting will provide a much clearer perspective. >> each fixture has two lamps in it. we have gone through and cleaned every single fixture off which is why the clock in general has gotten brighter and then receipt tremendous fitted it with the led replacement. >> reporter: historic four clock faces are getting a modern day make over with more energy efficient lights. gone are 1930's lamps that needed to be replaced quite often. they will be replaced with led lights that are expect to last for years. >> you can imagine if there is one or two lamps that

the salvation army sent around their mobile canteen. we were able to serve lunch the next day. >> the church feeds about 200 people every day. >>> has it happened again? coming up, your concern over another credit card breach. this one maybe even bigger than last year's breach around christmas at target. >>> and a fight over freebies. a crackdown on high-tech companies all over the area. >>> the number of waste water reports has skyrocketed. >> cracking down on lawn watering. it's all about the saying be nice to your neighbor. he knows where you live. >>> a california congressman's meeting with officials took on new urgency after isis says it has beheaded a second american journalist. isis or isil posted a video online of the execution of steve sotloff that it says a retribution for u.s. air strikes in iraq. eric swolwell just spoke. he says the leaders came to an agreement. >> the only way we can defeat isil and end their brutality and killing of innocent americans is if we do this in a coordinated way unlike any effort that we've seen

the salvation early spent the night providing cold water and snacks for the firefighters who kept an

. >> reporter: you really want to help the community go over to goodwill or the salvation army and the domination. >> pam: the family from alabama say they found the bodies of five missing children from south carolina today and their father is now in custody. it reported missing on wednesday by their mother when she cannot contact your father timothy jones jr.. jones, was arrested saturday in mississippi on unrelated charges. he is now facing charges related to the disappearances and also for child neglect. all authorities have not revealed the cause of death. >> pam: >> jacqueline: we have big changes tomorrow and i will have more on that coming up ! >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: right now the tracks are shut down for all trains heading into oakland derrick is not clear if the east bay trains are also affected. they are major delays at the bart train system. because of this emergency involving an accident between a bart train and a pedestrian, we are keeping an eye on developments that will keep you posted. >> jacqueline: high temperatures today largely in the 70 deg

six people were killed when a building that was under demolition came crashing down on top of a salvation army thrift store at 22nd and market streets in june 2013. >>> people fighting prescription drug abuse are calling for a new commissioner for the food and drug administration. they want the obama administration to replace dr. margaret hamburg. the groups say that the agency has contributed to what they call an epidemic of prescription drug abuse under her leadership. the fda came under fire last october when it approved a new painkiller against the recommendation of its medical advisers. >>> meantime, montgomery county will hold a seminar today in conshohocken to help prevent drug overdoses. the program trains teens and young adults to spread awareness. they'll learn prevention techniques from law enforcement and families affected by drug overdoses and death. >>> happening today, delaware governor jack markell will sign legislation that will give more money to volunteer fire and ambulance companies. the governor will sign three bills to pay for that increase. the first will tack on $1

some of those charities connected with the scam include the special olympics, also the salvation army. another was the brad fox foundation, named for a police officer who was killed in the line of duty. the investigation shows that there are more than 100 victims in this case. today's trial is being held in doylestown. i'm vai sikahema, live in the digital operations center, nbc 10. >>> there are still no suspects this morning in the murder of a philadelphia woman who was shot while walking her dog. it happened saturday night along morse street in the strawberry mansion section of the city. 42-year-old kathryn berry was shot twice at point blank range. her family says they have no idea why someone would target the home health aid and mother of four. >> so much violence in philadelphia and no gun control. i mean, people have no sense of -- no heart anymore. they just kill like randomly like it's just a thing to do. >> and police believe berry was the intended target. investigators are trying to figure out why someone wanted her dead. >>> cutting crime. the u.s. justice department has p

until her justice sheens bright and her salvation glows like a flaming torch. ladies and gentlemen, let us light a torch of truth and justice to safe guard our common future. thank you. (applause) >> on behalf. >> you are listening to a strong and blunt speech by prime minister netanyahu in the united nation. he said mill at that point islam is on the march and rapidly spreading around the goal and he said that is the goal of militant islam to dominant. the nazis believed in a master race said teheran is trying to bamboozele the world with the nuclear bomb. and 7,000 missiles has rained down on the israeli people. he said the new middle east is facing a militant islamic threat. we'll talk to our guests. a ringing call and winston churchhill warning to the rest of us? >> it was. and i think what mr. netanyahu was doing is equating isis with hamas and iran and impress on the international community upon that the radical was something worth fighting. i am not sure he will rally the majority of the united nations behip his cause. but there is a compelling case that

ands them more ready available to go towards empty slogans thinking that will be there slow play -- salvation. thinking they can rise from the ,ppression that they have seen and rid the region of that oppression. it is always like that. some have always managed take advantage of the righteousness is good grade this group abusing the faith. >> the battle has to do not only on the battlefield, but in terms debating in the world of ideas. muste roots of terrorism cultural andthin as well as political frameworks, be addressed within those frameworks only. terrorism cannot only be defeated with the bombs or ultimately must eradicate the violence from the mind and mindset and viewpoints of the youth. have so they do not believe that with violence they can reach objectives which may be perceived wrongly in the mind as holyyouth objectives. they cannot keep thinking this is the way to reach the objectives. we must give them the correct explanation, the correct interpretation from a cultural angle, from social angles. poverty eradication of and addressing poverty. a lot of economic issues, and that ca

but in madison wisconsin but in madison and went to the salvation army homeless shelter they were employed because they were not making enough money to afford rent. in then they told me they worked in the suburbs like us swing shift the evening shift. but when the bus schedule was cut back so the last bus came to the city at 8:00 p.m. they had to cut down on their hours because they could not get back to the shelter to be with their families. now we need to rethink the us public transit and how do we help people get to jobs and get home? we need to be gauged in these issues because we know we have to cut down on the car bin footprint but the people in need it so we can colonel living in a press got arizona i was impressed because the snowbirds from the north that fly south for the winter discovered there in home health had to walk 5 miles each way to get to their jobs in the residential areas. so the people of press scott went to form a transportation system so people could get to work. the snowbirds said tax it is for the common good let's make this has been. isn't that a good news story?

listen, every penny of this is going to go to the salvation army. a minimum donation of $65. here's the point, you know this, i have a time issue. i'm self-publishing this. i paid for every bit of it. i don't know how many to print. but i have to know this week how many to print. if you're interested in getting it at christmas time, it would be a lovely gift. i need to know your intentions, be sure to have a book for you in time for the christmas holidays. >> by the way, when you page through it, there are beautiful recipes, the pictures are incredible, there are beautiful songs. >> we need to know by the end of the week, please, and then you can preorder. if you don't let me know, i can't order it for you. >> it is important. good gifts, you guys. these are from jennifer miller. tear drop earrings, they are -- a chunk of the money is going toward breast cancer research. i'm not exactly -- it is a percentage of the cost. they have got gold and quartz and stuff. so go to jennifermillerjewelry.com. we have to check in with our barista. what else is sh