. >> unjustice of the massacre and ongoing attacks weigh heavy on the hearts of egyptian christians and the future doesn't look bright. they don't think a new government will protect them from the army or persecution from islamists. >> we haven't seen constructive from brotherhood. the focus was about the elect n election. >> this man says most egyptians doubt the muslim brotherhood will honor the pledge to protect minority rights. members of egypt's coptic church have no ill lugsz of what will come. >> we gave plenty. we are expecting more markers during the rule of the brotherhood. >> he sees god at work despite the tragedy at maspiro. we have to pay the price. >> gary lane, cbn news, cairo, egypt. >> a christian businessman is on trial for insulting islam. a bearded mickey mouse. he is a billionaire who started a secular party. he tweeted the picture as a joke. cartoon characters would have to dress conservatively. a muslim lawyer filed a complaint and the country's blasphemy laws will punish him. >>> christians in the north nigeria will definite themselves. the group known as boko h

and undo this unjustice that has been done to us. >> it is a move that state analysts say would save hundreds of millions of dollars a year, with hundreds of california prisons filled to capacity. >> it is not right to legalize it. to make it so easy. >> others willing to listen. >> what you do is your own business, as long as you're not hurting other people. >> they will figure out a way to regulate it, like alcohol, then maybe that will be the best thing to do. >> reporter: the initiative in need of more than half a million significants before voters can decide just how they see marijuana. >> it all comes down to choice, it is one of the principles that i believe. >> that was derrick shore reporting. supporters of the initiative started collecting significants today. they will have -- signatures today. they will have three months to get the 500,000 signatures needs to get the measure on the november ballot. >>> more than they bargained for. and some say not a bargain at all. the fight over financing in santa clara is heating up once again. who says they're getting a raw deal. >>> a

and undo this unjustice that has been done to us. >> reporter: it's a move that state analysts say woulde hundreds of millions of dollars a year. with california's prisons and jails filled to capacity. >> i don't think it would be a good thing. >> it's not right. to legalize it, to make it so easy. >> reporter: others willing to listen. >> what you do is your own business as long as you're not hurting other people. >> they figure out a way to regulate it like alcohol, then maybe that would be the best thing to do. >> reporter: the initiative now many need of more than -- in need of more than half a million signatures before voters can decide just how they see marijuana. >> it all comes down to choice is one of the big principles i believe. >> that was derek shore reporting. organizers need to get those half a million signatures by june. >>> an east bay lawmaker gave a surprising defense during her sentencing for a shoplifting case involving a high end department store. mary hayashi represents the 18th assembly district in hayward. castro valley and part of the tri valley area. yesterday