that forgiveness is available through christ for anyone who asks. and whether the president needs that forgiveness for this particular allegation, whether he has asked for it is between him, his family, and his god. >> sandra: get in here, juan. >> let limb go. >> juan: i love pastor jeffress. >> i love juan. >> pastor, i don't see how can you say that this is something people knew about. this story has gotten bigger in the last two weeks since we had our previous engagement here on the story. because now you have the lawyer for the president, michael cohen saying oh, you know what? not only did i pay $130,000 to try to see you lens the woman. now i'm trying to get an injunction or some kind of ararbitration to stop her from talking yet again. secondly have you sarah sanders at the white house speaking out and third stormy daniels suing the president, not only suing the president, but saying possibly she has text messages, pictures or property. >> sandra: allegations, go ahead. pastor. >> what i say to that is, look, even if it's proven to be true,

and look very much to the people understand that you were a little skeptical about playing jesus christ and i would then feel so skeptical it was more about. the process would be very particular because we have so many ideas of who jesus is that i had to cleanse myself of those and try to. start from zero one film which really blow me away and it's one of my favorite favorite movie of us was platoon you play the sergeant elias and it has one of the. most important dying scenes in in movie history so was it fully improvised store i'm not at all it was but it was a very simple action i mean run for your life you know i knew already explosions were i had no cruelty me i was in the middle of the jungle with many extras behind me i had to make my own explosions on my body and i knew where the explosions were so it was really a very simple action but it's an action that we can all relate to running for your life being chased by five hundred people shooting at you know you now picked up by . escorting actor oscar nomination for your role as poppy the motel manager in the projects what was the

coliseum for a traditional torchlight procession good friday commemorates the crucifixion of jesus christ. this was a scene in occupied east jerusalem where people walked through the via dolorosa some pilgrims carried crosses it's believed to be the path jesus took before he was crucified. in the czech republic the easter tradition of the wooden rattling has been given a modern twist an artist was added. to the ancient possessions rattling instruments are used to call people to fair instead of bells. and in southern mexico worshippers carried thorny branches in the march to mark the start of holy week the large bundles way up to fifty kilograms that meant to represent the suffering of jesus christ carrying a cross. the veteran hollywood actor and former politician arnold schwarzenegger is recovering from open heart surgery a spokesman for the seventy year old says he developed complications after going to hospital on thursday for a routine procedure nicknamed arnie schwarzenegger played the tough guy in a number of hollywood blockbusters including the terminator series he was california's

graham did he pointed you back to jesus christ. in fact i remember someone had asked him, if you were going to say something to the younger preachers and it was in his latter days, what is the one thing you would tell everyone? and he said i would tell them to preach about the cross. to preach about the blood of jesus. and his missage was so simple but so profound. it was that god loves you. he set forth hope for the world and let them know that all are welcome in the family of god. ainsley: yet his messages were just simple, honest. did he ever talk about politics and what would he say about where we are as a country today? >> you know, that was the thing with dr. graham, he always pointed everything back to jesus. i can remember so many different settings that were in a personal moment with a friend. he, at one time had said that he, at one time had said, when they were reading the bible to him, tears just began to stream down his eyes as they were doing it and he talked about jesus. whether it was in a political arena -- i never

it is a passion of the christ without any passion. what should we be going to see? you've got to see black panther. and you've got to see it now at the cinema. it is becoming a cultural event — people are seeing it four or five times, it has broken records at the box office, it is changing the way that audiences are going, black audiences are flocking to it, families are enjoying the representation. it is a great superhero movie, it's sexy, it's exciting, it's funny. people are hollering at it in the cinema. if you haven't been to a marvel movie in the cinema, this is the one to go and see. and dvd of the week is also so lovely. i will admit, i cried at paddington 2! but it's a delight, it's an absolute sweet, delightful, charming, sometimes silly, butjust lovely, lovely, lovely. beautifully done... he is in his little outfits, wondering around. paddington didn't win best british film at the baftas, that went to three billboards. this is one of the best british films we've ever made. and how good is hugh grant?! he's fantastic! he is. and sally hawkins is great in

because then one morning he could not be completely he was unable to christ. that was seven days ago but then after some medication that we give pain and time to about it he was able to stand up but give us hope and just maybe we would like to give him a chance at life while there are thousands of southern white rhinos still roaming the plains of sub-saharan africa no need to northern white rhinos remain sudan's daughter and her daughter. with experts warning that the threat of extinction is day more of a case of when instead of a conservationists hope it's not light sight for these gentle giants. and we can speak to charles lucania latina he's the director of field programs at the nature conservancy in nairobi charles thank you so much for joining us in our program is this the end of this. thank you so scaring me so the death of sudan is really an alarming bell to my unsustainable use and management of how we done this and our wildlife in africa and the globe so the risk is there that these cool almost be the end of a species and in one generation we have wit

represent and believe in jesus christ. he's your only home. genderism is alive. >> supervisor: thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> thank you madame clerk, ladies and gentlemen, i ask for your resignation. there's a joint process with the campus of the university of california which the city and county funds at the rate of approximately $100,000 per year. city wide is an assertive treatment provider and as such has unvoluntary medicated and it is able to do this by denying patients life and liberty without due process of law guaranteed by constitution amendment 5 and denies freedom of association and the right to petition government with grievances all guaranteed by u.s. amendment 1 and reasonable searchs without warrants in violation of amendment 4 and there's a right to confront their accusers by amendment 6. city denies amendment 7. and crucial and unusual punishment by amendment 8. and denies patients social security by amendment 9. city wide uses medication to control patients unnecessarily because it offers no avenue of c

the cross for session at the colosseum in rome the torch that ceremony reenacts the crucifixion of christ assyrian found an iraqi known carried the cross it you're in good friday press. at the colosseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations the catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion a syrian family carried the cross at one of the stations just to include the really don't need to do is an image. to be. adjusting the crowd the pope expressed shame senora world pressured by war and division you know. who you vote. for. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay face down in prayer in front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a sign of penance. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the. front row now and it so is a special occasion we have a prime unit dortmund square off this time all th

cross procession the colosseum in rome towards a ceremony reenacts the christian chris affection of christ assyrian found the and in iraq in the carriage the cross during good five prayers. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations that catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion assyrian family carried the cross at one of the stations just to include the really don't need to do. the interview she was. addressing the crowd the pope expressed shame seen for a world fractured by war and division you know. he won't do it the. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out in prayer in front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a side of penance. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the. beds of the other stories making news around the world the pakistani nobel peace prize win

the vatican the service began with the lighting of a candle the light of which is meant to symbolize christ earlier francis urge people not to be complacent about the world's injustices in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace. is visiting her village in the swat valley it's the first time she's been there since two thousand and twelve when the taliban nearly killed her. she said coming home a daughter who six years ago was nearly killed here for her outspoken belief that go deserve education. the time of on shot yourself in the head but instead of killing him it's time strengthened her resolve now malala is back the youngest of a nobel peace prize winner is visiting her hometown and pakistan small region security is tight when mother was shot in two thousand and twelve the pakistani army had already been back in control of the area for three years similar attacks still happen from time to time. we are very happy because madonna is the daughter of pakistan and the daughter of swat we are happy that the daughter of swatters returned we welcome her with our whole hearts. we welcome

. >> it sparked at christ lutheran. christi smith talked to churchgoers and leaders. >> where do you begin should. >> reporter: he tans christ church lutheran. >> you wanteder in for palm sunday and you say what's going on? >> reporter: the early morning fire left the smell of smoke. >> we moved into the hall where we have another newsroom there. >> reporter: no damage on the main floor. smoke was spotted below. san francisco firefighters arrived quickly. >> it didn't take much to extinguish it but it caused quite a bit of damage to the middle room. and then smoke damage to the other rooms. >> reporter: there was previously a preschool and they were in the process of getting a new tenant. the firefighters were here while he says there has been talk about recent activity. >> there appears to have been somebody who somehow got into one of the buildings. >> reporter: he says they've issues with people coming in without permission. just yesterday they had on ask someone to believe area. still, he says the congregation offer

cross procession at the coliseum in rome the torch ceremony riyadh reenacts the crew crucifixion of christ a syrian family and in iraq a nun carried the cross as the good friday prayers and meditations were cited. catholics gathered at the coliseum in rome passing a cross between them as part of the way of the cross procession this is a reenactment of fourteen stops that catholics believe jesus made on good friday as he was led to his crucifixion. at st peter's basilica the evening service began in complete silence pope francis lay face down in front of the altar praying. then he kissed the cross as a sign of penance. good friday is a somber day for christians it commemorates the death of jesus services continue on saturday heeding up to the most important christian festivity easter sunday which celebrates jesus' resurrection. china's defunct space station town gone one will drop back to earth sometime this weekend after being in orbit since two thousand and eleven the ten metre long space station is out of control and no one is sure where it will land china's space agency says most of it

of the cross procession at the coliseum in rome the torch lit ceremony reenacts the crucifixion of christ assyrian family and in a rocking on carried the cross during good friday prez. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations that catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion assyrian family carry the cross at one of the stations. in corinth only don't need to do. so in a huge. addressing the crowd the pope expressed shame seen for a world fractured by war and division you know. he will. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out in prayer in front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a side of penance. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the. from paul now and it was a special occasion when ever by munich and dortmund square off and this time all the more so as fine

cross procession at the coliseum in rome the torch lit ceremony reenacts the chris of education of christ assyrian family and an iraqi none carried the cross as good friday pres and meditations were cited. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations that catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion assyrian family carried the cross at one of the stations. including the only don't need a man. adjusting the crowd grew from the pope expressed shame sr for a world fractured by war and division you know. he won't let. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out in prayer in front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a side of pendants. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the so sports news now and it's a special occasion whenever by munich and don't wind square off this time

worshippers watched the solemn procession and prayers commemorating the suffering and death of jesus christ later on good friday francis will lead the way of the cross for a session reenacting the crucifixion and what is the secret to a successful life long relationship but you probably should ask my ex-boyfriend's but a new german documentary film is trying to answer that question do you knocked and then or the night of nights features four couples from around the world whose relationships have endured for more than five decades we went along to the premiere . it's a film about the secret to a lifetime of happiness and love featuring four couples who have been together for over fifty years the film puts big love experiences center stage. i've always been lucky just like with card games. the film reveals the strains and low points of married life the japanese couple's marriage was arranged for them patience and understanding were the key. words used to talk a lot and often but grandpa here conscious so when in the more stew much of an effort for me to converse with him. yes we talk less but

jesus christ love you. no matter what your faith is, or your background, jesus loves you and the way he is departing in a wooden casket built by the hands of inmates in angola prison. coming from this humble beginning and, it is a joy to serve with him, to have time with him, see him, this is a guy who loved people, sat with princes, kings, government officials all around the world and all agree we are going to miss him but his legacy will continue forever. heather: one of people who will continue to spread his message is franklin, one of many people expected to speak today. 19 people's thinking, offering remarks, what do you expect to hear? >> i expect to hear he is going to talk about who his dad was and what the mission of his father was. through his son franklin, feeding the poor, helping people through hard times and he will talk the same message that you can coming to god is broken and hurt as you are or as a skeptic saying i am not sure who he is but the same clarity, the same paths, the same passion

i'm excited to figure it out. >> john's practicing that now, as he preps to play jesus in "jesus christ, superstar." ♪ the 39-year-old is bringing a modern take, rocking a white t, and jeans. and chrissy is loving the look. >> he's hot. looks good. >> we're still working on the costumes. but the entire look of the show is going to be a bit more modern than people expect. >> john says he can't predict how fans will react to the changes but hopes that they will embrace it. >> come on, am i controversial? >> okay. can we please talk about another classic that is going from the big screen to the stage? "mean girls." 14 years after making it happen, it's happening again. this time as tina fey's broadway baby. >> that's not your natural hair color? >> shut up. >> how can you talk and sing at the same time? ♪ i'm talking and singing at the same time ♪ >> there was great performances in the movie. >> you can take that fake apology and shove it up your -- >> this is the new generation of women taking on regina george, and company. but what about a mean girls, two on the big screen? >> i am

cross procession at the coliseum in rome to watch that ceremony reenacts the christopher cation of christ a syrian family and an iraqi nun carry the crossed you're in good friday press. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations that catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion assyrian family carry the cross at one of the stations just to include the really don't need to do is an image. adjusting the crowd the pope expressed shame sr for a world pressured by war and division you know what if. he go to. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out in prayer in front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a sign of penance. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the. football now and it was a special occasion when ever by munich and brasier dortmund square off this time all th

the vatican the service began with the lighting of a candle the light of which is meant to symbolize christ earlier francis urge people not to be complacent about the world's injustices. in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace malala yousafzai is visiting her village in the swat valley it's the first time she's been there since two thousand and twelve when the taliban nearly killed her. she's a daughter coming home a daughter who six years ago was nearly killed here for her outspoken belief that girls deserve education just. like the taliban shot malala yousafzai in the head but instead of killing her the attack strengthened her resolve now malala is back the youngest ever nobel peace prize winner is visiting her hometown and pakistan's swat region security is tight when mother was shot in two thousand and twelve the pakistani army had already been back in control of the area for three years similar attacks still happen from time to time but now the streets of swat a mainly peaceful and bustling. outside the local press club these men welcome her return. we're here so we are ver

way of the cross procession at the coliseum in rome the torch lit ceremony next the crucifixion of christ a syrian family and an iraqi nun carried the cross during good friday press. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations that catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion assyrian family carried the cross at one of the stations jews who really don't need to do is unlimited. addressing the crowd the pope expressed shame seen for a world fractured by war and division you know. he won't let. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out in prayer in front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a sign of penance. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the oh so well now and it's always a special occasion when i have a buy in munich and dortmund square off this time with them or

it is a passion of the christ without any passion. what should we be going to see? you've got to see black panther. and you've got to see it now at the cinema. it is becoming a cultural event — people are seeing it four or five times, it has broken records at the box office, it is changing the way that audiences are going, black audiences are flocking to it, families are enjoying the representation. it is a great superhero movie, it's sexy, it's exciting, it's funny. people are hollering at it in the cinema. if you haven't been to a marvel movie in the cinema, this is the one to go and see. and dvd of the week is also so lovely. i will admit, i cried at paddington 2! good. but it's a delight, it's an absolute sweet, delightful, charming, sometimes silly, butjust lovely, lovely, lovely. beautifully done... here he is in his little outfits, wondering around. paddington didn't win best british film at the baftas, that went to three billboards. this is one of the best british films we've ever made. and how good is hugh grant?! just fantastic! he is. and sally hawkins

he pitched a tent in a vacant lot, preached the gospel of jesus christ. that is how he first grabbed national attention. it is also going to be a family affair. all of his children are scheduled to speak, and his grandson that will be pallbearers. they want thank you very much. we will be covering the funeral of billy graham, from 12:00 until 2:00. and then head over to your local fox channel and catch the never before seen documentary. that is sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> sandra: 314 a facing criticism from both overseas and within his own party after announcing tariffs on a steel and aluminum. here to respond, peter navarro, the director of the white house national trade council. we will have him explain it all for us. >> rick: and companies cutting ties with the nra after the florida school shooting. how republicans and one state are responding. >> sandra: plus, the two separate storms. two separate coast. and on one coast, feel are being told to evacuate. what emergency management teams are expecting. here's a question. with smart, revolutionary he

they star in the jesus christ super star live concert. the world famous come poetser andrew lloyd webber is he the had director. you can catch it live right here on heaster sunday. >> maybe we'll know more of the words besides "jesus christ superstar." >>> it will be a beautiful day for egg hunts with lots of sunshine. a day that may set some records here and in los gatos. we'll be up to 85 degrees. we'll talk about what else is coming up for the weekend. >>> you're fighting companies on your own and getting nowhere. that's where we step in. sometimes we can safe you thousands. consumer complaints fs like you every day. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to tell you what we )ve >>> as you likely know, we respond to consumer complaints for people just like you. >> good morning. let's start with a quick look at our grand total. we have recovered more than 1.577 million for our nbc bay area viewers. some of our recent success stories were worth millions. like for nurish ishnurish. we made some calls and jeffrey got back more than 2,8

. >>> nbc's latest live musical production is just days away, "jesus christ superstar" live in concert. composer andrew lloyd webber is the man behind the rock opera. john legend stars in the title role. we sat down with webber to ask what he was looking for in this performance. >> the central message is particularly relevant today, which is redemption and forgiveness. >> catch "jesus christ superstar" right here on nbc bay area this easter sunday. the show will be at 8:00. >> that should be very nice. >>> rob mayeda, an church forecast, an easter egg forecast and then a brunch forecast. >> those all look good. probably not as warm as what we saw today in san francisco where we had a new record high of 81 degrees. still 74 degrees outside. we'll talk about cooler changes for your holiday weekend, coming up. >>> have you heard of this? a san francisco mansion cut in two right down the middle. we'll tell you the reason for the split. francico mansion... or in this case...not a twist...but a cut. >>> there's new twist for an opulent san francisco mansion or in this case not a twist but a

christ given the minister's isitations, the senator offered some direct relevance. since it has been released. that was the only question asked. order, i point of think the minister is being relevant to the terms of the question asked. . will do what you ask senator mckenzie. and the minister for indigenous how. billion which.6 compared to previous is a significant increase. the implementation plan remains the strength program. the pbs, the public hospital funding, health work, we are providing that death record funding for each and every territory government. they only got over the national integrity commission but for the bank your commission. it wasn't just labor following but the government as well, it is going ahead but the grains are still not happy. question is presented treasurer senator cornyn. of if i'm of the commission misconduct into banking, commissioner kenneth payne expressed his frustration that big banks article is about the misconduct. indicatedt of the that this wasn't time to comply. this was not a good look, especially in the short time , this

starring in jesus christ superstar live in concert. andrew lloyd weber the man behind the ground breaking rock opera. you can watch it easter sunday at 8:00 p.m. should be quite spectacular. rob mayeda. we are into saturday almost. >> nice weather this weekend. trending cooler. things will be changing up second half of the week. we have managed the holiday weekend dry and comfortable around the bay area. >> enjoy your easter weekend. next news cast tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- paul rudd, laurie metcalf,

we are grateful for your love for us, for the grace that is offered to us through jesus christ, and for the presence of the holy spirit in this place. we read in the scriptures that if we go to the top of a high mountain, we will find that you are already there. if we descend into the depths of the deepest valley on earth, the scriptures tell us you will find that you are already there as well. that helps us to understand that you are here with us in this place and in this time, and we are grateful. we come here today not only to grieve the loss of zell miller, but also to give thanks to you for his life among us. we are gathered here today not only to mourn over how different our lives will be without him, but to give thanks to you for how full life was when he was with us. we have gathered here today not only to consider the shortness and uncertainty of life on earth, but to give thanks to you for the gifts of life, and family, and friendships. lord, we ask that you would comfort us this day and that you would pour out your holy spirit upon the miller family. undergird them with your

because then one morning he could not be complete he was unable to christ. that was seven days ago but then after some medication that we give pain and antibiotics he was able to stand up but give us hope and just maybe we would like to give him a chance at life. well there are thousands of southern white revenue's still roaming the plains of sub-saharan africa. to northern white rhinos remain saddam's daughter and her daughter. with experts warning that the threat of extinction is more of a case of wayne instead of conservationists hope it's no light sight for these gentle giants. a reminder now of our top stories at this hour international weapons inspectors have begun analyzing the talks and used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in the city of salzburg that's us british foreign minister boris johnson doubles down on allegations that the kremlin is behind the attack. and two turkish journalists are celebrating a favorable ruling by the european court of human rights the court condemned turkey for detaining the journalists in the wake of the

it is a passion of the christ without any passion. what should we be going to see? you've got to see black panther, you've got to see it now at the cinema, it is becoming a cultural event, people are seeing it for a five times, it has broken records at the box office, it is changing the way that audiences are going, black audiences are flocking to it, families are enjoying the representation. it is a great superhero movie, it's sexy, it's it citing, it's funny, —— it's exciting. people are hollering at it in the cinema. if you haven't been toa in the cinema. if you haven't been to a marvel movie in the cinema, this is the one to go and see. and dvd of the week is also so lovely. i will admit, i cried at paddington 2! but it's a delight, it's an absolute sweet, delightful, charming, sometimes silly butjust lovely, lovely, lovely. beautifully done, he is in his little outfits, wondering around. paddington end didn't win best british film at the baftas, that went to three billboards. this is one of the best british films we've ever made. and how good is hugh grant?

lord, we make this prayer in the name of christ, our lord, the one who taught us to say these words when we pray together. our father, who art in heaven, how will it be thy name. thanking them come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not into jim, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning. , ibehalf of of our family want to thank all of you for joining us here today. over the past few days, we have mourned together the loss of one of georgia's finest public servants. our family has mourned the loss of our patriarch and beloved pa wpaw. i knew zell miller as his grandson, but our relationship went deeper than the normal bounds of that familial relationship. he was a mentor to me both personally and professionally. wisdom andre knowledge from zell miller than any other person i encountered in life. lot has been said these past few days about the legacy in public service he lea

we saw jesus christ executed as proof of that. it's clear to me that the bible has been a legal document, condensed human religion. how to you bridge or expose that fact in your museum? >> host: bible is legal document. >> guest: yeah. and i think you talked about the condemning human government. in particularly first samuel, you have, you know, samuel come, and the people are demanding a king, and samuel the prophet, you know, challenges that. and, you know, god acknowledges the people are demanding a king. god acknowledges that people want a king, but that really wasn't part of god's plan. you know, it's, it's fascinating. people really look to the bible at different places to, you know, sort of establish their clear view of the way we should live life in many ways including doing government. we, you know, may get into it here shortly, but we do talk a little about some arguments that were made for why some, you know, why nations should have a monarchy for, you know, other people appeal to the bible to, you know, resist governme

. >> i will live my life and glorify the name of the lord jesus christ. so i love you, daddy. >> reporter: graham's oldest son gave the eulogy with this message. >> my father preached about heaven, and wrote a book about heaven, and today he's in heaven. the circumstance m is complete. >> president donald trump was the only president who attended friday's service, after a week of tributes and public vigils, the final resting day for the 90-year-old protestant preacher. he built an empire to aid the poor and powerful. graham's grandsons carried hiss cassette kacasket to his final place. his tomb will read preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> following the funeral, president trump and the first lady went to their mar-a-lago estate in florida. the president hosted a round table with republican national committee supporters right now speaking at a dinner for the rnc's spring donor retreat. he's scheduled to return to washington tomorrow. >>> reports out of washington, d.c. say the state department is reducing staff at the cu cuba. more than two

do you believe in the rapture of the church before the end to christ comes? i do not. >> yeah jeanie thanks for the question. you know, with this is another topic that's greatly debated among different groups. you know, one of the reasons in even tieing to back to our goal here one of the g reasons why te bible is so right for -- expressions in literature is the bible is not always necessarily leer exactly what it is expressing sometimes you have different writers like in mod rn day writers you know they have a different points of emphasis dirveght ways of expressing things, certainly many would agree that bible agrees with itself.. and so -- you know, we read, read about this from some of, from the writings attributed to paulri wn it comes to it rapture some appoint to book of revelation but this is an area where there's -- where there's different expressions and -- you know it will be debated from time goes on. so for myself it is not an area where -- that i have a lot of personal commitment to. as t much as sort of interest in following from a discussion w

star in jesus christ superstar. world famous composer, andrew lloyd webber behind the ground breaking rock opera. catch, gee stjesus christ super. >> that should be a cool production. rob mayda back. a friend from new york visiting. is it always this nice in mar. in the bay area. >> first three weeks of the month. get the view look behind us now. gorgeous sunset. social media is just going to be lighting up all of the beautiful sunset views. show you how things look at squaw creek. see the view. mid january. you think it is cold. it really isn't. lake tahoe, 60. 54 outside right now. unlook previous weekend. you had winter storm warnings to get to the high country. nothing of the sort for the holiday weekend. mid 50s. highs. you see in the report. lows below freezing. that is going to be good for snow pack. and no fresh snow expected this weekend. base looking good from all the snow falling there this month. right now, san jose, overcast skies. 78. high of 82. emoryville. mild. may not need a jacket outdoors. maybe

performed as maria shriver was honored at ♪ >> that is your first sneak peek at nbc's live musical jesus christ superstar with john legend and sarah bo rel low. i promise you you'll hear john sing. >> we can't give it all away. >> a sold out crowd saw justin timberlake live on stage in j.t. out of the woods. justin kicked off his world tour in toronto last night. his stage had a tree catwalk and bon fire. justin did shots with his band and performed nine songs off his new album and plenty of his classics. wife jessica biel watched from the front row. she and silas plan to travel with j.t. j.t.'s former mick mouse club co-star christina aguilera is gearing up to drop new music. >> christina is my girl. >> demi lovato dropped the news during the dallas stop of her tour. christina who hasn't released an album since 2012 told fans to expect new ones soon. taylor swift is giving us a look at the elaborate vip invite. >> if you're watch thg right now you got a vip pass to the tour. ♪ >> oh, my god. this is amazing. >> 51 shows are planned across three continents. >> thank you for being awesome. i h

. >>> abc7 news was in san francisco following a suspicious fire at christ church lutheran church in the sunset district. the congregation said that someone set that fire. >>> in the mar for our lives rally coast to coast, many in the bay area are looking to what happensext when it comes to gun control. they know change won't happen easy. cornel bernard has the story. >> reporter: san francisco state student organizer lost his voice saturday during the march for our lives, shouting out for his cause. he says it s worth it. >> >> the issue of gun legislative issues have persisted for so long. >> reporter: a massive crowd at a rally in san francisco. >> i just wasn't nervous at all and i felt like i was speaking to people individually who were there to listen. >> reporter: 15-year-old maya siglow is -- because they question what's next. will the marches from coast to coast lead to real gun control laws? >> reporter: this is really signaling the fact that young people are taking ownership of this issue, just as we saw with the student activists during the vietnam war. >> vietnam had peo

. >>> abc7 news was in san francisco following a suspicious fire at christ church lutheran church in the sunset district. the congregation said that someone set that fire. >>> in the march for our lives rally coast to coast, many in the bay area are looking to what happens next when it comes to gun control. they know change won't happen easy. cornel bernard has the story. >> reporter: san francisco state student organizer lost his voice saturday during the march for our lives, shouting out for his cause. he says it was worth >> >> the issue of gun legislative issues have persisted for so long. >> reporter: a massive crowd at a rally in san francisco. >> i just wasn't nervous at all and i felt like i was speaking to people individually who were there to listen. >> reporter: 15-year-old maya siglow is -- because they question what's next. will the marches from coast to coast lead to real gun control laws? >> reporter: this is really signaling the fact that young people are taking ownership of this issue, just as we saw with the student activists during the vietnam war. >> vietnam had p

nbc's latest live musical easter sunday, john legends headlining "jesus christ superstar." >> perfect planning. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill hader, jimmy buffett,

. >> christ -- >> correct. >> did you call me christ. >> it was a combination of chris and correct. >> i thought no one heard that. but i heard it. >> go ahead. ask me something. he's smarter than i am. >> proceedings off of this. if that's the strategy of he have not i -- >> isn't the real strategy to never have it go that far and to have more money? >> no. look at the ego he has displayed, the lawyer. he wants to depose the president of the united states. he wants to put the president under oath and say, did you have sex with these women? the only way to do that is to have a lawsuit that is in federal court, not an arbitration. >> hold on. stormy daniels' lawyer and michael cohen's lawyer were on anderson and they had a high brow legal discussion. it evolved into name calling. watch this. >> let's talk about michael cohen. what kind of man this is. this is the kind of guy who claimed in connection with that story that there's no such thing as spousal rape. this is a legal genius. >> right. >> completely false. the guy doesn't even know the law. he's a thug. your friend is a thug. >>

. >> christ to moses, look at earth, obviously the book is bombing down there. gideons shoved in motel drawers. fly to new york. what is playing at st. pat's? good double bill, spellman and sheen. coddle spellman would be relating love and giving and forgiveness to people and christ would be confused because their route took them through spanish harlem and they would wonder was 40 puerto ricans were doing in one room when a guy had a ring on worth eight grand. >> what about the accusations you tramp on other people's religions? >> i discuss religions, many points of view. i'm interested, i'm searching for an answer, adds billy graham is. >> at this time priests and people of the cloth, you bowed to them. people get very angry because now talking about religion, belief system. you play with somebody's belief system and their religion, now you got a problem. and they got the powers that be crazy. shut him up, you've got to silence him. >> someone saw lenny bruce in club in chicago making jokes about the pope or something, and two detectives went on stage because o

. >> dan scott is a pastor at nashville as evangelical christ church, a conservative and harsh critic of the president who agrees trump is fueling the break-up of evangelicalism. >> what do evangelicals want? >> do we want to spread the gospel of christ or want power. >> the reverend graham stayed away from politics. do you think the core of evangelicals these days have lost their way? >> i do, it's a phenomenon mostly of white churches and been a mistake, it's prostaitutd our faith i would argue. >> you sound frustrated and disappointed? >> i am. i think they are losing their way. >> no one can say what an evangelical is. for decades it has become more and more of a political term rather than a religious one and this trump era has driven deeper wedges many of them are thrilled their priorities are at the top of trump's list and others can't stomach the idea of supporting him, which could mean the end of evangelicalism as we know it. cnn, new york. >> still ahead, teachers in west virginia say they'll still be on strike tomorrow, which will be day eight of a walk out over pay. almost

. >> the ceremony commemorates the crucifixion of christ. some abstain from eating until easter sunday. >>> some people in ireland marked good friday by doing some the irish haven't been able to do in decades. >> it's been 90 years since the irish were able to go to pubs on easter. they repealed the intoxicating liquor act of 1927 which prohibited the sale of alcohol on christmas day and good friday. >> and so now good friday is now better friday. >> in ireland? i think some people would say so. >> world news with david muir is coming up. >> for all of us, thanks for inviting us into your homes. >> we'll see you at 6:00, and michael >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. shot in the back. the family of stephon clark releasing their autopsy, showing the unarmed black man who was shot eight times by sacramento police. at least six of those shots in his back. >>> not guilty. the wife of the pulse gunman, omar mateen, cleared in court. why the jury decided she had no connection to the nightclub massacre. >>> more trouble for the