he's helping jesus. he knows that because of what he has to do, he's going to be hated forever. >> judas is doing what jesus wants him to do. look, god sent jesus to die for the sins of mankind. someone has to betray him. someone has to fulfill this mission. jesus is saying, "i have to die on the cross in order to do what i was sent here to do." >> judas was not the evil figure, this nasty traitor that we've often depicted him as in the history of christianity. >> judas, the quintessential traitor, is actually the hero. this is hugely shocking and stunning. >> the gospel of judas totally changes the relationship between jesus and judas. now judas is not a traitor but a trusted ally chosen by jesus to help him fulfill god's divine plan. then in 2007, another biblical scholar starts to doubt this interpretation. >> i began to do my own work translating the gospel of judas, and what i began noticing is that there were certain selections of words in translation that didn't reflect the actual coptic language.

jesus! >> i think jesus would have known about the harshness of roman rule firsthand. >> jews in the first-century ad galilee, the farmers, the artisans, the stonemasons, were among those just trying to eke out a living. they're then required to pay taxes and rent to the roman occupiers. this would have been a massive burden on their daily life. >> the most insidious thing about taxation in the roman provinces is that it's contracted out to private individuals who bid for the job, and so there's a real motivation to bully the locals, to engage in dirty practices collecting the tax, and fundamentally the system is prone to corruption. >> they would have felt a great deal of resentment towards the roman occupiers. >> sometime after 4 bc, a violent rebellion breaks out in a town close to nazareth. >> over there, beyond these buildings, is the ancient city of sepphoris. sepphoris would have been the major city in the region while nazareth would've been but a small village. >> sepphoris was a ver

. >> jesus, you're here. come and sit. you must be tired. >> jesus has a very special bond with martha and mary. it's a very intimate relationship. he's going to visit people that he trusts and people that trust him too. >> martha and mary are sort of like yin and yang, like many sisters: one introspective, the other outgoing. i think they comprise kind of the totality of ways of interacting with jesus. >> so mary plays the passive role where she sits at jesus' feet and listens, and martha plays the active role, ministering to people who come through in the household to hear jesus. >> lord, do you not care that my sister's left me to serve alone? >> instead of getting in her own sister's face, she gets in jesus' face and says, "you tell her," and jesus' response is unexpected. >> martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things, but one thing is necessary. mary has chosen the good portion, which will not be taken away from her. >> the story is about priorities, "even a woman has a right to prioritize le

jesus into a good guy?w did they to make the man who condemned jesus into a good guy?h did the try to make the man who condemned jesus into a good guy try to make the man who condemned jesus into a good guy try to make the man who condemned jesus into a good guy try to make the man who condemned jesus into a good guy? voting for your favorite dancers on our show has never been easier. just say "vote for world of dance" into your xfinity v-mo. um jennifer, it's called a voice remote, not a v-mo. yeah, i just think v-mo has a nicer ring to it. so, just say "vote for world of dance" into your xfinity v-mo to choose your xfinity fan favorite to join the world of dance experience on my "it's my party" summer tour. cast your vote by saying "vote for world of dance" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. or as j-lo likes to call it, your v-mo. >> the pilate of history is occasionally bloodthirsty and can be very brutal. the pilate of the gospels is uncertain. >> a couple of the gospels suggest that the jewish authorit

set eyes on jesus. they were probably also wondering what is he going to be? what does the feature hold for jesus? >> the fact that they brought gifts fit for a king, gold, frankensence and mur. who wants gold? kings want gold, right? >> they have something of a delima. so they return to herod or do they leave and incur the wrath of herod. >> they intuit that herod's intentions are no good so they ignore the king and go a different route out of a sense of protecting this child in whom they have seen god. >> i have news about the maggi. they have chosen not to return to jerusalem. >> herod's reaction is unsurprising. he's already paranoid. now he's thinking oh they went back to where ever they came from because they found something they didn't want to report to me so i think this only causes him to push the panic button. >> kill every male child under the age of 2. >> according to the gospel of matthew, herod sends his soldiers to bethlehem to find and kill jesus. >> kill them all. >> herod as a king wou

here jesus of nazareth called the christ and the son of god. by his followers was executed like a common criminal. steadfast in his belief in god's kingdom on earth he was mocked and crucified as king of the jews. his disciples fled in confusion. then we are told he rose from the dead and appeared to them. reports of this extraordinary event marked the beginning of christianity. the encounter inspired his disciples to go out into the world and spread his message. the german theologian peter schultz has studied the symbol of the cross and its message. plus this that's. what's impossibly of the most fascinating thing about the cross and that is that it challenges us to see the most holy the most divine being that one can imagine the creator of heaven and earth suffering and tortured and dying on the cross. as a sort of for even today it's a mystery as to how it could have happened that there were people who saw god in this shocking execution seems highly guess this is a retard they interpreted jesus's death as a reconciliation between god and the

also represents the mystery of what happened after jesus's death. without the resurrection it would not have become such a powerful symbol of christianity. one of how many beagle meyer sculptures portrays both death and resurrection. during the christian holy week and easter it's on display at a village church in bavaria big concert resurrection cross. i wanted to portray the cross or the resurrection cross floating in the air not touching the ground it's unsubstantial and the body is no longer hanging on it it well the first mistake is hot and coping with this. easter the feast of the resurrection is inextricably linked with good friday the day jesus died. the story of jesus doesn't end with his death on the cross it begins anew with life with resurrection is plover the plea for illusions good arkadelphia of the profound meaning of the resurrection of jesus or is one of redemption and of the death and dying have no more power over us here in the end toward fall into the message and purpose of jesus his life and preaching is that god is close to us

here jesus of nazareth called the christ and the. son of god by his followers was executed like a common criminal. steadfast in his belief in god's kingdom on earth he was mocked and crucified as king of the jews. his disciples fled in confusion. then we are told he rose from the dead and appeared to them. reports of this extraordinary event marked the beginning of christianity. the encounter inspired his disciples to go out into the world and spread his message. the german theologian peter schultz has studied the symbol of the cross and its message. first is this. what's possibly the most fascinating thing about the cross is that it challenges us to see the most holy the most divine being that one can imagine the creator of heaven and earth suffering and tortured and dying on the cross. as. even today it's a mystery as to how it could have happened that there were people who saw god in this shocking execution scenes. i do guess this is a retard they interpret it jesus's death as a reconciliation between god and the world this was on

not what would jesus do? did jesus do. these churches will power, influence followers and shape the world we live in or. >> $3,700 for three years of food in these beautiful buckets. >>> when we first pitched this show, you should know the whole idea behind this show is that it's a show where a black guy goes places either he shouldn't go or you wouldn't expect him to go. and we're like oh, where should we go? i was like, i don't know, maybe i should go talk to the ku klux klan. that was their reaction. [ laughter ] that was exactly -- hmm. then it got quiet for a long time. but i could tell it was that kind of quiet where they were like that might be good for ratings. but kamau might die. but that might be really good for ratings. [ laughter ] when i pitched the ku klux klan idea i didn't think they'd actually let me do it. you know w

like pastor mike said, not what would jesus do? what did jesus do? we need to get the message consistent with the dude. these messages will shape the world we live in. >> $3,750 for seven years of food all in these beautiful buckets. >>> a jewish community in california is devastated after a gunman targets their synagogue. we are hearing the horrifying accounts of what happened. >>> plus, sri lanka cracks down as authorities ban the burqa while they such for everyone responsible for the deadly easter bombings. >>> and fans are saying good-bye to their favorite superheroes. the ultimate "avengers" movie is finally in theaters, and it's already shattered major box office records. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and of course, all a

cross also represents the mystery of what happened after jesus's death. without the resurrection it would not have become such a powerful symbol of christianity. one of how many beagle meyer sculptures portrays both death and resurrection. during the christian holy week and it easter it's on display at a village church in bavaria big concert resurrection cross. the cup i wanted to portray the cross or the resurrection cross floating in the yet not touching the ground it's unsubstantial and the body is no longer hanging on it it well the first mistake is hot and covered with this. easter the feast of the resurrection is inextricably linked with good friday the day jesus died. the story of jesus doesn't end with his death on the cross it begins a new life with resurrection which clover the. good ark of all fifty of the profound meaning of the resurrection of jesus all is one of redemption and of much but death and dying have no more power over us see here in the end toward fall in with the message and purpose of jesus his life and preaching is that god is c

cross also represents the mystery of what happened after jesus's death. without the resurrection it would not have become such a powerful symbol of christianity. one of how many beagle meyer sculptures portrays both death and resurrection. during the christian holy week and it easter it's on display at a village church in bavaria big on my concert resurrection cross. the cup i wanted to portray the cross of the resurrection cross floating in the air not touching the ground it's unsubstantial and the body is no longer hanging on it it would of mistrust mystique is hot and covered with this. easter the feast of the resurrection is inextricably linked with good friday the day jesus died. the story of jesus doesn't end with his death on the cross it begins a new life with resurrection is clover the plea for good ark of all fifty of the profound meaning of the resurrection of jesus or is one of redemption and of death and dying have no more power over us see here in the end toward fall in the message of the purpose of jesus his life and preaching is that god i

cross also represents the mystery of what happened after jesus's death. without the resurrection it would not have become such a powerful symbol of christianity. one of how many beagle meyer sculptures portrays both death and resurrection during the christian holy week and it easter it's on display at a village church in bavaria big concert resurrection cross. the cup i wanted to portray the cross of the resurrection cross floating in the air not touching the ground it's unsubstantial and the body is no longer hanging on it it would of mistrust misty gets hot and covered with this. easter the feast of the resurrection is inextricably linked with good friday the day jesus died. the story of jesus doesn't end with his death on the cross it begins a new life with resurrection which clover the. illusions good arkadelphia of the profound meaning of the resurrection of jesus or is one of redemption and of the death and dying have no more power over us see here in the end toward fall in with the message and purpose of jesus's life and preaching is that god is cl

unlike elmer, jesus was quickly released from government custody. the long-held dream of holding his son again now just one flight away, to the nation's capital, where then dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen was defyi denying stories like his. >> there is no parent who has been deported, to my knowledge, without muts many opportunitilt to take their children with them. >> reporter: but for people like jesus, they say that's simply not true. >> translator: they all deceived me. they with supposed to give me my son back at the airport and it was all a lie. >> reporter: multiple agencies declined our request for interviews, citing active litigation. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: after months with only a phone to bridge the thousands of miles and countless family memories lost, the moment finally arrives. a family reunited. and a shared realization that their journey to gain asylum has only just begun. begun. and in calexico, volunteer at the ready. >> i'm letting someone know a bus pulled up. >> reporter: as they are finally released after

and they said, no, you're not calling nobody. >> reporter: jesus harsh physical restraints repeatedly even though he says he wasn't posing a threat. >> and what they did was really painful, and they just kept slamming my butt against the floor, and my head was hitting the floor. >> everything that jesus says is true. >> and how do you know it's true? >> because i was there and i saw it. >> reporter: acelynn johnson worked as a a nurse at clarinda and decided to speak out after seeing our first report. >> tonight we reported a school in iowa in most students were sent from other states. >> it's a routine practice to do restraints that are more painful than what they should be. >> reporter: johnson says every time jesus refused to go to bed that night, staff pulled him to his feet. >> with his arms behind his back, lift him up and throw his butt on the ground and then push him forward. >> his forehead is hitting the ground. >> it is, and it hit the ground more than once. >> why are they dropping him? why are they forcing him down to the ground over and over? >> they're abusing him. >> r

last supper, jesus was arrested at the garden. tourists aren't allowed inside, but father gave me a rare look inside. >> this is the garden and the trees at least 2,000-years-old. i think you should take it it lightly. >> is thatl, father? >> it's legal for you. >> reporter: wow, i'll treasure it. that's amazing. >> we believe that on the last day jesus will come through that golden gate. >> reporter: you believe this is where jesus will come again? >> we epdo. >>ter: with all of the bustling, the horns, you still feel trit sal connection? . >> oh, yes, it's something that doesn't go away. there is thatconnection. >> reporte at antonia fortress, jesus is judged in front of the roman governor, pontius pilot, the first station on the path jesus took to the cross. it's calls via larosa or way of sorrow. every week, franciscan monks walk in the sfootstep of jesus and the faithful follow.ti for can pilgrims, the most meaningful thing they will do i the city. >> you walk in the footsteps of jesus, you feel everything he felt. >> it real

in the footsteps of jesus. >> can't wait to see that. >>> plus, it is tax day. we will tell you three things all last-minute filers need to know, including what you can do this morning to lower your bill. >>> jenna sitting down with cher. they have a great conversation about her career, her tour, and her broadway show. >>> first, an exclusive live interview with the inspiring gymnast facing her recovery after a terrible fall with a remarkable spirit and with big plans ahead. that's right after thi feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. as a cement mason, i use a dove bar because i work with a lot of dust and dirt. it's not just about getting clean, it's about feeling moisturized. check out the glow. you see the glow? that's a dove bar. dove cleans and cares beautifully. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep n

>> they're abusing him. >> reporter: jesus gave us photos. >> i had bruises on my y orehead, my legs, bothgs. my arms and my back. when i woke up i didn't want to look at myself. rt> reporter: johnson repoed the incident to her superior and to the state of iowa. in a statement, emlarinda acads parent company seql said the staff did not use quroper restraint techniand that all employees involved ci received disinary action. each are still sequel employees. a month afr the incident, johnson lost her job. sequel says she had allowed a student to use her personal cell phone, which she denies, and had more serious professional infractions. why do you think you were fired? >> i was fired because i was a risk to sequel's reputation. >> why? >> because they knew that i wouldn't keep my mouth shut. >> reporter: johnson says there are many caring people working at clarinda, that the training is thorough but then can be discarded in practice. the state of iowa investigating jesus' incident found staff had been working double shifts, 16 hours or more. one of the employees had been primanded for i

yes jesus, praise jesus,". he actually felt like he did a service. he was like, yes, he said, this was god's thing to do and that he kept saying yes and he was not remorseful at all. he did not say sorry, i'm sorry. he was just yelling out, praising jesus and saying, thank you jesus and the vibe i got was like he was, like this was a service to god. >> reporter: witness, don draper saw peeples speed past him and into a crowd without breaking or swerving to avoid people. the corner of south sunnyvale avenue and el camino real. >> i was yelling with him, what's the matter with you? what's the matter with you? and he was inside the car, airbags had popped and he was just sitting there and he was saying, thank you, jesus, thank you, jesus, -- >> the violence an impression on some witnesses who say the troubles of the world had found its way to the bay area . >> it makes me wonder what is going on in the world . >> it is the closest thing that has happened to me so it makes me worry for my own kids and letting them

and then all of the time he was saying i love you jesus, i love you jesus. >> it was the ptsd when he was in the army because that is the only reason why he would do something like this. >> reporter: he said that his brother isaiah served in combat in iraq for 18 months as a gunner in the army. he came back with a severe case of ptsd. he stabilizes when he's on his medication with, but off his medication he his mother said that it gets bad. >> he did not come to my house because he said that they are watching my house and that they are trying to take him out. that he doesn't want to go to the military hospital because they are after him. >> reporter: they say that he has been under a lot of stress lately, worried about losing his job. he has been hospitalized before for psychotic episodes. when this happens he oftfromhis his dad is a preacher. >> he is very religious and i think he thinks that state and is trying to attack him. >> reporter: for yesterday's victims, his mental illness conflicts with their pain, they say that this is no excuse and there is anger. >> reporter: what goes

and then all of the time he was saying i love you jesus, i love you jesus. >> it was the ptsd when he was in the army because that is the only reason why he would do something like this. >> reporter: he said that his brother isaiah served in combat in iraq for 18 months as a gunner in the army. he came back with a severe case of ptsd. he stabilizes when he's on his medication with, but off his medication he his mother said that it gets bad. >> he did not come to my house because he said that they are watching my house and that they are trying to take him out. that he doesn't want to go to the military hospital because they are after him. >> reporter: they say that he has been under a lot of stress lately, worried about losing his job. he has been hospitalized before for psychotic episodes. when this happens he often sings gospel hymns, a call back from his childhood. his dad is a preacher. >> he is very religious and i think he thinks that state and rter: yesterday's him. victims, his mental illness conflicts with their pain, they say that this is no excuse and there is anger. >> repo

para recordar la pasin, muerte y resurreccin de jesus de nazaret. . >>> millones de fieles católicos alrededor del mundo se reúnen para recordar la pasión y muerte de jesús de nazaret. >>> muy buenas tardes, le saluda sandra, gracias por estar aquí. >>> hoy es el día en que millones de fieles católicos se reúnen para recordar cuando jesús es juzgado por los sacerdotes judíos por herodes y poncio pilato que lo condenó a muerte. >>> las tradiciones incluyen una peregrinación. >>> igualmente en el área de la bahía; la gente comienza a conmemorar este día tan importante para ellos. >>> qué tal; yo me encuentro aquí, esta a punto de comenzar el vía crucis. el día de hoy es viernes santo si una de las fechas más conmemorativas del catolicismo. se cubren con mantas las imágenes de los santos, todo esto está vacío porque no hay misa. también se colocan coronas de espina que representan la cruz que jesús cargó. >>> nosotros vemos en ellos a todo el sufriente. en este momento se puede dar cuenta de que la gente comienza a seguir el recorrido por la 14 estación. >>> lo

jesus, i love you jesus. he got me mad. what are you talking about? the opportunity that you almost killed people? or what? and he was repeating it. i love you, jesus, thank you for giving me this opportunity. >> what are you sensing? there is talk that maybe he's a veteran. that he may be suffering from what is called ptsd, stress after war. is that an excuse to you? >> no. he probably could go to therapy or something like that. so he can get help. instead, he almost killed people. >> how has this changed your life? >> it has changed with a big lesson that you always need to live the day like it is the last one. kit happen at any time. it was just three seconds and he got eight people. >> that's a tough years old. >> thank you very much for talking with us. god bless you. >> that's the latest from the accident scene here in sunnyvale. abc7 news. >> thank you. we've been continuously updating this story on our website. abc7 news.com. if police give any more updates in the coming days, we'll live stream the ne

muerte de jesucristo, miles de personas llegaron donde los ocho barrios realizaron la representaciÓn de jesÚs mensaje de apoyo, y vistas alzan su voz contra las polÍticas del presidente que ha afectan a los inmigrantes. ♪ >>como parte de las celebraciones de semana santa se realizÓ una representación del viacrucis al que fueron centenares de latinos que insisten en mantener viva la tradiciÓn. >>estuvo bastante concurrida esta celebraciÓn de semana santa aproximadamente entre 200 y 300 personas estuvieron presentes frente a la iglesia de santa isabel para presenciar una representaciÓn teatral que para muchos tiene un significado pese a las crudeza de las imÁgenes. arrastrando una cruz a lo largo de las callesy recibiendo latigazos y maltratos este acto representÓ a jesucristo en el viacrucis y conmoviÓ profundamente algunos de los espectadores. hubo asistentes que llegaron a auckland para presenciar esta representaciÓn anual de la pasiÓn de cristo frente a la iglesia de santa isabel. centenares de feligreses catÓlicos acudieron a ver esta representaciÓn teatral en el que segÚn

i challenge it as someone who is a pastor and a theologian and loves jesus and i can't find jesus saying any of the things he said. >> you are right. i wish we had an hour to do this. some day you and i will. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. god bless. >> republicans caught cheating to maintain power. they call the gerrymandering efforts unconstitutional. tonight's thing one, thing two, stars next. >>> thing one tonight, when the mueller report exposed the fact that sarah huckabee sanders straight up lies to the american people from her podium in the white house, sam stein tweeted sarah sanders is going to have tough questions to handle at the daily briefing. that is hilarious. she doesn't do briefings anymore, silly. it used to be a thing when the government cared about transparency with the american people and open dialogue. we are 114 days into the year 2019 and the white house held exactly two briefings. at this point last year, there had been 36. president obama's last full year in office held 50 by april 25th. sarah huckabee sanders was back in the briefing room, but

you have to ask what would jesus do, because a big part of jesus' message is help the poor, but also don't forget jesus was a carpenter, so you know there's a part of him that's, like,. (jesus). "is thou looking for a contractor? because jesus getteth good reviews on angie's list." ( laughter ) and in another part of europe, the british royal family might be planning a baby moon. >> we're learning new details about what might be next for princess harry and duchess megan after the baby arrives. >> this morning new headlines harry and megan could be moving to africa. the duke and duchess are reportedly considering heading on a sabbatical for six months. >> trevor: they're taking a sabbatical? from what? ( laughter ) helping their grandma pick out hats? get the (~bleep ) out of here, man! how you going to take a break from being royalty? we just have to take a break, just too much. ( laughter ) some are saying the reason harry and megan want to get africa is to escape the tabloids and paparazzi in the u.k. if you're a ginger, i don't know if africa is the best place for you to try and b

i challenge it as someone who is a pastor and a theologian and loves jesus and i can't find jesus saying any of the things he said. >> you are right. i wish we had an hour to do this. some day you and i will. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. god bless. >> republicans caught cheating to maintain power. they call the gerrymandering efforts unconstitutional. tonight's thing one, thing two, stars next. steak & ribs starting at $14.99, with your choice of sauce or dry rub. and keep the ribs coming with our 3-point rib bloom and new aussie twisted ribs, starting at $9.99. hurry! these deals won't last. and new aussie twisted ribs, starting at $9.99. with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show. or, he can make it even easier - (meow) with recurring payments to his cat sitter. and now she's ready for the catwalk. chase. make more of what's yours. thwho see things others can't. they're the ones who see a city that make those who live in it feel a little safer. who see the efficient shape and design of the ocean's

la larga caminata bajo el sol y el peso de la cruz, pero josé antonio confía en que podrá encarnar a jesús >>> lo hago por mi y mi familia para seguir la tradición además del agradecimiento a dios. >> el jueves era el protagonista de la representación de la pasión y muerte de cristo en iztapalapa, algo tan antiguo como la fe que año tras año mueve a quienes participan >>> con dedicación el estudiante se preparan todos los días porque desde que era niño ha soñado con caracterizar a jesús, y vivir en carne propia el tormento que vivió >> al principio da miedo de no aguantar pero, cada semana y al final de cada >> quienes participan por primera vez reciben ayuda. guillermo ramírez ha colaborado por 35 años, esta vez será judas, el apóstol que traiciona en jesucristo y dice sentirse contento de que los jóvenes no pierdan la tradición. >> todos los que participan castán tiempo, dinero, y el amor que tiene cada persona que participa en esto. >> esto es la fiesta más importante de iztapalapa y por eso casi todos participa, algunas en el escenario y otros detrás, lo importante

not what would jesus do? did jesus do. these churches will power, influence followers and shape the world we live in or. >> $3,700 for three years of food in these beautiful buckets. >>> when we first pitched this show, you should know the whole idea behind this show is that it's a show where a black guy goes places either he shouldn't go or you wouldn't expect him to go. and we're like oh, where should we go? i was like, i don't know, maybe i should go talk to the ku klux klan. that was their reaction. [ laughter ] that was exactly -- hmm. then it got quiet for a long time. but i could tell it was that kind of quiet where they were like that might be good for ratings. but kamau might die. but that might be really good for ratings. [ laughter ] when i pitched the ku klux klan idea i didn't think they'd actually let me do it. you know what i mean? i was just trying to be edgy and get the job. and i thought we'd negotiate it down to like the rodeo. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? let him ride the horse. horses are weird.

para la preparaciÓn a la fiesta de pascua. >> yo quede ciega, pero jesÚs es real. >> para los catÓlicos hoy inicio >> nuestra vida no es para siempre. un dÍa terminarÁ. se harÁ la nueva ceniza. >> durante l tomar esta oportunidad para criar a sus hijos en la fe. >> onda a jesÚs, que todo este bien por los niÑos. estamos aquÍ para honrarlo. >> hay otras religiones, entonces sÍ, si veo que si se estÁ perdiendo. no continÚa en los padres. >> posteriormente los catÓlicos celebran el tormenta arrasÓ al sur del paÍs. al menos ocho personas han fallecido incluido dos niÑos a causa de tormenta que azotaron a texas. ahora estÁn en riesgo grave comunidades que incluyen regiones desde ohio hasta nueva york. es hora de pasar a conocer como serÁ la condiciones del clima para esta semana laboral y nuestra meteorÓlogo azul suheily j. lopez belen >> tualmente la noche tranquila, pero abundante humedad del pacÍfico se a neces ese paraguas. que tal si compartimos ese pronÓstico escolar para nuestros niÑos que ya estarÁn iniciandos a nuestro autobÚs escolar y continuamos con mÁs de n

sintió en las iglesias del Área de la bahÍa donde cientos de creyentes conmemoraron la resurrecciÓn de jesÚs. obstÁculo para inmigrantes. la administraciÓn de presidente donald trump adoptÓ una nueva medida dando un fuerte golpe a las polÍticas de asilo en el paÍs. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. ♪ m ♪ >> buenas tardes, bienvenidos a noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. les saluda marÍa antonieta mejÍa. [habla en otro idioma] marÍa: el papa francisco celebrÓ en el vaticano la misa de pascua en medio de una sangrienta forma de violencia contra los cristianos en siri blanca. el pontÍfice participÓ en una procesiÓn realizada en la plaza de san pedro que fue parte de las celebraciones por la resurrecciÓn de cristo segÚn las creencias cristianas. tras la misa papa se refiriÓ a los conflictos mundiales llorÓ por la paz mundial. hoy domingo de pascua es una las fechas mÁs importantes para la fe catÓlica. es el dÍa que marca el fin de la cuaresma en la que se conmemora la muerte y resurrecciÓn de jesÚs según la fe cristiana . gilberto leÓn nos acompaÑa. estuvo en una

noticias telemundo al regresar en noticias telemundo, a este guatemalteco le llama el peluquero de jesÚs hoy nos muestra que cuidar el ca y nos vamos a bolivia donde los pobladoras utilizan sus conocimientos ancestrales para tratar de salvar su comunidad de un desastre ecolÓgico tengo toda mi familia en puerto rico. durante el huracán maría, si ellos se iban a comunicar, yo sabía que me iba a llegar el mensaje. fue como ver el cielo.0 po. solo en verizon. hay cosas otras que no.liminar. como tu microbioma, la capa protectora de la piel. la formula humectante de dove limpia sin eliminar el microbioma. dove body wash. suave con el microbioma. ♪ >> nos vamos hasta guatemala para conocer al llamado peluquero de jesÚs, porque se encarga de cuidar el pelo los nazarenos y vÍrgenes de semana santa, jenny corado hablÓ con É y nos cuenta sobre su arte >> la cabellera es una parte importante de las imÁgenes que acompaÑan las procesiones en semana santa, y daniel se encarga de su cuidado, desde hace 15 aÑos lo llaman el peluquero de jesÚs. >> danilo teje a mano cabello natural para rea

thank you, jesus. >> he was just yelling out, praising jesus, saying thank you, jesus. the vibe i got was that he was -- like this was a service to god >> witnesses shared this video with ktvu saying it shows the man being arrested right there at the scene. make sure you stay right here with us on ktvu for more coverage as we learn more about the suspect and victims. authorities are exto hold a media briefing later this morning. we will bring it to you on air and online public defender will be sworn office by mayor london breed. he was appointed to the position after the unexpected death of jeff hadachi last february. raju was the long time public defender. he will run for the position in the up coming november election and the swearing in ceremony today is scheduled for noon at the ella hill hutch community center on macalester street >>> we have some encouraging news about a 4-year-old boy, talking again. >> a lot of people are fraying for you. say thank you. say thank you for praying for me again 13. >> thank you. >> he repeated some other words like grandma, momma a

uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos para la fe catÓlica en este dÍa es precisamente la crucifixiÓn de jesÚs . algunos creyentes se posan al suelo en seÑal de adoraciÓn. en auckland ya dio inicio la ceremonia el viernes santo. marÍa antonieta estÁ en vivo en la iglesia de santa isabel en la ciudad.. marÍa antonieta te escuchamos. mria: buenas tardes. nos encontramos en la iglesia de santa isabel donde poco a poco se van reuniendo las familias enteras. vienen personas con sus hijos, algunos han llegado desde ciudades lejanas de aucklandpara ver esta representaciÓn teatral de la pasiÓn y crucifixión de jesucristo. esta es una semana muy importante para los catÓlicos a nivel mundial porque es la semana santa. mucha gente tambiÉn la llama la semana mayor que comenzÓ ayer con la representaciÓn del jueves santo. el dÍa de hoy es un día de luto donde precisamente se recuerda la muerte de jesucristo y tenemos aquÍ a una familia que vino con sus hijos desde la ciudad de san leandro. ellas nos van a contar quÉ significa esta tradiciÓn para ellos y por quÉ la quieren mostrar a sus hij

my friends have stayed not 20 of them said jesus is real. so that's what i say it is like living inside of a movie. it's like all these near-death experiences and what happens to normal people that one of the things for me and with the two people at the same time i was pretty shy but then speaking to 50000 people and those are the things that really get to me. as god is my weakness not be able to talk. mark: and in a lot of mark: and in a lot of countries it would never run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we take the wheel. run with us. search "john deere gator" for more. run with us. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ you should be mad at airports. excuse

jesus said to him,i can we know the way? jesus said to him, iam can we know the way? jesus said to him, i am the way and the truth and the life. no one comes to the father except through me. peace i leave with you, my peace i give to you. i do not give to you as the world gives. do not let your hearts be troubled i do not let them be afraid. he rents the reading. —— here ends the reading. noi no i speak in the nine of the living god? first of all, i want to thank dean stephen fought for his kind invitation to give this reflection today. and also at the very gracious welcome and hospitality that i have received today in this cathedral. i have no idea what you, sara, lyra's partner, must have felt on thursday evening when those shots rang out and lyra was hit and fell to the ground. i can't begin to imagine what you lyra's mum, brothers, sisters, and the wider family circle must have gone through when sara phoned to tell you that lyra had been shot. i can't imagine the agony of that drive to the hospital, knowing that lyra had died. many of us knowing that lyra had

you can't imagine jesus saying any of that. odd that mr. king doesn't get that as a man of professed faith. jesus' message, love, love mercy, blessed are the poor, blessed are the meek, not blessed are those who attack the poor and meek. and when it comes to this use of religion as sword and shield, mr. king's most successful accolite follows -- the president went and visited king and emerged with a much harsher stand on immigration. even when the whole party called out king finally this president refused, still has never said a word about him. he too sees the use of faith as a convenient shield. remember this? >> i'm always audited by the irs, which i think is very unfair. i don't know maybe because of religion, maybe because of something else, maybe because i'm doing this, although this is just recently. >> what do you mean religion? >> maybe because of the fact that i'm a strong christian and i feel strongly about it and maybe there's a bias. you see what's happened. many religious groups have been complaining about that for a long time.

jesus,". he actually felt like he was doing a service. he was like, yes, this was god's thing to do and he kept saying, "yes" and was not remorseful. he did not say sorry. i'm sorry, he was just yelling out, praising jesus and saying thank you to jesus and acted like he was doing a service to god . >> it makes me wonder what is going on in this world now. it is probably the closest and that has happened close to home to me so it makes me worry for my own kids. and letting them walk and ride bikes and do all that stuff. so it makes me think twice. >> reporter: investigators say around 6 pm tuesday night, peeples was driving northbound on el camino real when he accelerated into 8 people on south sunnyvale avenue. less than an hour ago, the sunnyvale dps says there is no connection between the suspect and 8 victims. peeples was not hurt and the crime. there are 3 children involved, ages 15, 13 and 9. the 15-year- old and the 9-year-old have been treated and released. a 32-year-old woman, major in

because they had been talking about jesus. the high court said, "we strictly order you not to keep teaching on the basis of his name, and yet look, you still are teaching." what would be the apostles' response? these are famous words, acts 5:29, in answer, peter and the other apostles said "we must obey god as ruler rather than men." so you may not agree with the jehovah's witnesses, and you may not understand all the beliefs of jehovah's witnesses, but it is their motivation to be law-abiding as much as possible, to be loyal citizens, but when push comes to shop and secular authorities conflict with what what the bible teaches, there is -- with what the bible teaches, there is no discussion, there is no debate, jehovah's witnesses have to follow what is written in the bible. so let me answer those first two questions. are jehovah's witnesses social activists? no. jehovah's witnesses view litigation as a last resort. then why are they before the court so often? jehovah's witnesses resort to litigation only on the few occasions

lo mantendremos informado >>> en jerusalÉn miles de cristianos caminaron por la calle donde se cree jesÚs camiÓo hacia su crucifixiÓn y las calles se llenaron de miles de devotos llevaron cruces grandes de madera todo para revivir uno de los dÍas sagrados del cristianismo y eso termina el santo sepulcro donde se crea que para resurrecciÓn, la basÍlica de san pedro presidiÓ la tradicional misa el papa inicia la liturgia de los peregrinos se unieron al papa para la procesiÓn hacia el camino de la crucifixiÓn >>> mientras tanto en tijuana las personas llegaron al jacuzzis andes se realiza aÑo con aÑo el reconocido partiÓ al centro de zar francisco hasta llegar a la catedral >>> miles de personas caminaban en el parque teniente guerrero para ser parte de la representaciÓn del viacrucis n donde experimentaron la pasiÓn de cristo >>> lÁtigos cantos y oraciones se escucharon durante la maÑana lo largo de las calles del c centro de tijuana >>> veremos a ofrecer las c caminatas >>> cuando pides estÁ haciendo un convenio con dios >>> las personas hicieron lo necesario para seguir la

jesus, what happened? ...and more. it's just the tip of the iceberg. upgrade now to get more into what you're into. thanks! just say "watchathon" into your x1 voice remote to upgrade and keep getting more of what you love. >>> all right. i want to show you something going on right now. this is notre dame. we've been covering for the last few hours. it's been on fire. do you see the lights? we think the firefighters have reached that front tower where it was burning, and made an additional layer of tragedy to this. is the whole thing going to be lost? that's the fear right now. once a stone structure is hallowed out and the roof is gone, what supports the walls though made of stone, they're still structurally vulnerable. and the concern was will they fall out, fall in? but this, this is a sign for hope. if they're up there and able to walk around and inspect what's going on, one, thank god we know it's not on fire because you can't put your men and women in danger. we were told by fire experts earlier you can't do it, fight the fire from the inside. tha

you can't imagine jesus saying any of that. odd that mr. king doesn't get that as a man of professed faith. jesus' message, love, love mercy, blessed are the poor, blessed are the meek, not blessed are those who attack the poor and meek. and when it comes to this use of religion as sword and shield mr. king's most successful accolite follows -- the president went and visited king and emerged with a much harsher stand on immigration. even when the whole party called out king finally this president refused, still has never said a word about him. he too sees the use of faith as a convenient shield. remember this? >> i'm always audited by the irs, which i think is very unfair. i don't know maybe because of religion, maybe because of something else, maybe because i'm doing this, although this is just recently. >> what do you mean religion? >> maybe because of the fact that i'm a strong christian and i feel strongly about it and maybe there's a bias. you see what's happened. many religious groups have been complaining about that for a long time.

the others include points where jesus is death. the others include points wherejesus is said to have met his mother, fallen several times, been helped in carrying the cross, and met the lamenting women of jerusalem. the last station is the church of the holy sepulchre. long—standing christian tradition holds that it is the site where jesus was crucified and buried before rising from the dead three days later. then, thousands of worshipers returned to celebrate holy saturday's qualified ceremony. the holy fire is considered a miracle that occurs this day every year. and exactly 2pm local time, the sunbeam is believed to shine through the hole in the ceiling of the church and light a lamp placed in the tomb. the greek orthodox patriarch ofjerusalem lights a few candles with the holy fire, and passes them onto glad worshipers inside the church. in a moscow monastery, russian orthodox believers have also been preparing for the most holy day in the orthodox church calendar. later, they will usher in easter with a solemn they will ushe

because they had been talking about jesus. the high court said, "we strictly ordered you not to keep teaching on the basis of his name, and yet look, you still -- you have filled through slum with your teaching." what would be the apostles' response? these are famous words, acts 5:29, in answer, peter and the other apostles said "we must obey god as ruler rather than men." so you may not agree with the beliefs of jehovah's witnesses, and you may not understand all the beliefs of jehovah's witnesses, but these are the guiding principles that motivate their conduct, to be law-abiding as much as possible, to be loyal citizens, but when push comes to and secular authorities demand something of jehovah's witnesses that conflicts with what they understand the bible teaches there is no discussion, , there is no debate, jehovah's witnesses have to follow what is written in the bible. so let me answer those first two questions. are jehovah's witnesses social activists? the answer is no. jehovah's witnesses view litigation as a last res

and he was sitting there and he was saying, over and over again, thank you, jesus, thank you, jesus. thank you, jesus. it was clear. it was not slurred speech and there was no accent. completely unaccented. so at that point i went and i called 911. >> draper took thissing that of the alleged driver who ended up outside of his car face down on the ground. he said the driver continued to say, thank you jesus. >> never made eye contact. he seemed to be in a strange state of some kind. >> was there any indication at all that this driver knew anybody? >> no. no indication. i saw no indication. >> not slowing down. he didn't even try to slow down before he hit that tree. >> you can still see the damage is very visible on the tree. people have been stopping by to take pictures. we also spotted this debris 30 feet from here. we know the car with you a toyota. just to give you an idea of how scattered everything is, flowers have been left by the sidewalk where it happened. live from sunnyvale, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> now let's get to abc7 news reporter chris nguyen. he has the latest. >>

thank you jesus. >> he was yelling out praising jesus. saying thank you jesus. the vibe i got was like this was a service to god. >>> witnesses share this video with us. saying it shows him being arrested at the scene. >>> san francisco a man is in critical condition tonight after getting stabbed during a it happened at about 7:20 pm. officers on patrol saw two men fighting on mission street a block away from the 16th street bart station. both men were taken to the hospital. the stabbing victim's injury is life-threatening. >>> police in lafayette looking for a man who offered a young girl a ride home in his car. it happened yesterday after school near burton valley elementary. a man was short brown spiky hair asked the girl if she needed a love. the student yelled no and caught up with a mother who was walking with two other children. the man's car is described as a black colored suv with tinted front windows. police are hoping security video from neighbors help them find the driver. >>> after months of speculation former vice president joe biden is expected to

following the jesus that forces you to have to wrestle with a real what would jesus not do. what did jesus do? what did he do? we've got a ways to go. >> it's like people are talking about different jesuses, really. >> yeah, patter mcbride is saying a jesus of your own creation which is what preachers like graham are doing. they've created a jooesus esus r head. the jesus i understand is about those that are less than us. graham is threatening the lgbtq-plus members in his church, the gay youth. that leads to mental health problems and suicide for some of those youth. >> you have this episode about lgbt individuals in the mormon community. tell us more about that. >> every major religion, and we try to be careful, has issues with the lgbtq plus community. the issues the mormon, the lds church has, they have a high rate of teen suicide. that's connected to how members who grow up who are lgbtq plus feel they're not accepted and it leads them to depression and sometimes suicide. so we're not really -- it's fun to talk about this in a big way or pete buttigieg. pete buttigieg i

church officials say believers have it that jesus wore this during his crucifixion. the priest reportedly went into the cathedral and went straight to the relics. report is that he saved the crown and the blessed sacramens, which is the consecrated bread and wine that catholics believe is the blood and flesh of jesus christ. lauren? >> these are all part of holy week. the priest, jean mark fornier. he's a chaplain for the fire department. the cathedral was burning and he ran inside and saved the relics that would have been central to notre dame's holy week services in the coming days. the crown is to be part of the actual twisted branches that so man soldiers mockingly placed on jesus' head after his arrest calling him the king of the jews. the french cultural minister says they're grateful for its safety. >> we would like to thank the teams and the city hall and the firefighters, the bishops that mobilized and made up our team to secure the most precious items, noticeably the crown of thorns and the tunic of st. louis which are now safe. >> st. louis was the only fr

he said look at what jesus did. jesus didn't talk about homosexuality. jesus didn't talk about gay marriage. why are some people on the right, according to mayor pete, so obsessed with those issues and not talking about what jesus really talked about, the criteria for salvation. again, drink for the thirsty, food for the hungry, clothe for the naked and visit the imprisoned and this is where the gospel is for mayor pete and he wants to have a conversation and he wants to rescue religion from the religious right and say those of us who are progresses, we should be using faith because it is on our side. >> joshua, what do you think about that? >> listen, i think it is fascinating that we have a progressive candidate that is vibitying the details of his values and faith and how that complies in the world and a vice president who seems to be running away from it and saying, listen, under the overall rubic of religious liberty we shouldn't talk about this or it is an attack on my faith. when i listen to mayor pete, i don't here attacking, i hear someone who w