but the siblings are like the nurses. they are in there chronically giving care to their other siblings. >> that's a good analogy, you know. you have kids. i have kids. and i was a brother, an older brother, and i admit that i used to tease my little brother when we were growing up. how do parents know when this is just normal sibling behavior and interaction versus bullying, a very specific term? >> well, one of the big indicators is if it is chronic. if there's a constant, dominant sibling, sometimes it's the big strapping baby and quite often it's the elder who has an intellectual advantage. so, if it seems to be a chronic kind of dominance by one, then you're going to want to intervene. and, of course, parents unknowingly sometimes heighten the conflicts between kids by labeling kids with certain specialties, oh, he's my athlete, she's my intellectual one, et cetera, and that sets up a kind of conflict within the kids. >> that's interesting. we're not only talking about physical bullying but also mental anguish sort o

mindful ofneed to be when sibling rivalry crosses the line. teach the kids to relate to one another and be kind to one another. >> the study looked at the impact of mild or severe assault among siblings, property aggression such as stealing his siblings belongings, and psychological aggression. once the child support -- child psychologist says sibling bullying can have long-term ramifications. thehey can't think that's -- they can -- it can be very damaging because they do not have a safe place to go. >> when the aggressive reactions are happening repeatedly in one direction, it is bullying other than rivalry. when one child is always the victim. judith salerno will replace the race for the cure foundation president. this was after the backlash after the foundation's decision to stop working with plame periera. that decision was later reversed. -- planned parenthood. that decision was later reversed. >> the colorado blaze has destroyed nearly 500 homes. firefighters are still fighting hot spots and a change in the weather could change everythi

. >>> a new study sheds light on sibling bullying. why it could be just as harmful as bullying outside of the home.  >>> it has been a long time coming, in two days the d.c. d. will finally see one of its most well known residents honored in the u.s. capital. a statue of frederick douglaslas who many believe started thed te civil rights movement will be unveiled at emancipation hall. l matt ackland is here with more. >> reporter: because he is the speaker of the house john boehner has control of the guest list. this afternoon, hisoff his offid me 600 people will be he invited, all elections leadersls and all past mayors. consider the hero the bronze statue of frederick douglas isls soon to have a a new home in the u.s. capitol. the speaker of the house john boehner announced in his owns ow video a web link for all to seee the unveiling. >> we're only a couple of days away from welcoming frederick douglas statue to the u.s.u.s. capital, and i want to remind md you of how you can take part to this special event.is s >> reporter: getting ape ticke to the special event hasn't bee

when does typical sibling rivalry turn into sibling aggression and bullying and what impact does sibling bullying have on the one being bullied. we'll talk about that. >>> and a woman that decided to shave her head with her sister who is suffering from cancer. the woman is a hair stylist and she says her salon asked her to wear a wig after that so she decided to quit. the salon said that's not how it happened. we'll have the story just ahead. >>> and on a lighter note, super model, business woman, mom of four, heidi klum is mingling with the crowd. we'll get the scoop on america's got talent. >> a world class high fiver by the way. >> look at that. >> later on, what the kardashian family is saying about their new edition. the baby girl born to kim and kanye. but first, natalie is standing by with the headlines. >>> good morning everyone. documents apparently supplied by nsa leaker edward snowden indicate that britain may have spied on foreign delegates at a london summit in 2009. british leaders say they don't have enough information to comment on the report carried in britain's guardian

sibling bullying can cause just as much damage as from classmates. the data found kids bullied by siblings were more likely to experience depression, anxiety and anger issues. >> you want to make sure that when you do see bullying, you sep prailt kids -- separate kids. when you see a brother and sister being nice, you reward that. >> people have been weighing in on facebook. head to abc2news.com to check out the responses and sound off about this. >>> if your child craves luxury, there's a new way to get around. porsche is making a go cart that sells for $900. >> all right. what would you do if a man on your plane claimed he poise sound everyone onboard. it's one of the latest in the fierce in the air. >>> and if your lawn isn't quite as lush as your neighbors, they probably have a little help. how to pick a lawn professional to have the best looking lawn on the block. >> right now we have a generally clear radar picture but the chance for showers and storms, we'll talk much more about that when we come back on abc2 news at 5. stay right here. )0shhf

. >>> a new study says fight s between siblings could be more serious than you might think. details ahead in health watch. >> and wjz 13 is always. here are the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com at this hour. for instant updates on all the day's news and the updated forecast log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in today's wjz health watch fights between siblings, even occasional spats over things like toys may not be as harmless as some parents think. according to a new study sibling aggression can be linked to significantly worse mental health in children and teens. researchers looked at data from 3,600 children and said fights between brothers and sisters can cause the same level of distress as peer bullying. >>> researchers looked into the treatment autistic children receive. african american and hispanic children are likely to receive less specialized care. scientists say they'll delve deeper into why. >>> diabetics who use meters to monitor their glue koes meters have better results than those who don't. they do a better job of lowering their blood sugar leve

still ahead here tonight dangers of sibling rivalry. >> first a teenager jumps on a shark for a wild ride. why he says he did it. >> looking into the bay, low clouds and fog and i'll let you know if they'll reach inland locations tonight coming up. >> from golden gate to golden gate bridge. traffic is easy >>> a dangerous rescue in lake tahoe two. teen-aged boys found themselves stranded above a shear cliff yesterday apparently climbing a steep ridge line and got stuck. crews used a helicopter and air plane to bring them down safely. >> take a look at this video of a risky stunt. a 19-year-old spot aid 30 foot whale shark in the gulf of mexico. he jumped off the boat as you just saw, grabbed the shark's dorsal fin saying it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. the ride has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times online. whale sharks are considered gentle giants of the sea. biologists say this could have harmed the shark. >> maybe only get to do that once. >> yes. >> just -- . >> yeah. >> take a look at live doppler 7. looking at fixed -- mixed weather picture. lots of showers and 9

you're a sibling. i'm an only child so i don't nothing about that. >> i have experienced some stress with my fights with my brother and sister, it toughened me up. >> it's normal. >>> if you are looking for something sweet, fresh grocer tony tantillo has a treat. >> reporter: we go to the market all the time and i saw beautiful blackberrys blackberrys. >> we have the polenta and it usually fries up in a little oil but because it's sort of a bland texture you can do a lot with it so we mash blackberries in it and fry it up with the blackberries inside. so the oil became purple which is pretty. so look how beautiful this looks. a little cavity and then the blackberry and it blends so beautifully with that polenta, the corn and blackberry. it bursts inside of it. you can see it when you open it with the fork. so we have our fennel and we use the leaves, as well. use all of that. then we'll add some oranges. then this is our dressing. it's honey, lemon juice, orange juice and extra virgin olive oil. this i

. >>> plus sibling rivalry and how bullying can be a life changer. >>> in sports, game five in the nba finals. the spurs danny green owned the new record for three-point shoot schotts. he was on fire with 25 in the finals so far. green finished with 24 points as san antonio beat miami, 114-104 and take a three games to two lead in the series. >>> well, a russian spokesman denies that president vladimir putin stole a super bowl ring from new england patriots owner robert kraft in 2005. kraft said last week that he was pressured by the white house back then to say he gave the ring as a gift to the russian people. the russian spokesman called kraft's comments weird. so do we. >>> check this out. at the college world series, the big sign on top of the dugout is misspelled. you see it right there? college has three ls instead of two. yeah, oops, guys. >>> and a company -- a comedy of errors on a throw by mets third baseman david wright that sails over third base and daniel murphy's head and then a throw to home plate goes wild and two cubs runners score but new york's kirk neuwenhuis blasts

did your siblings give you a hard time growing up? a study finds being picked on by a brother or sister can be harmful to a child's mental health. researchers from the university of new hampshire looked at data from the national survey of children's he can posure and found -- exposure and found kids bullied by a sibling experienced depression anxiety and anger issues. >> it can be a variety of things. a lot of verbal teasing destruction of property, stealing items and breaking items that sort of thing. >> that woman says pay close attention how your children interact and what the mood is like afterwards. >>> parents if you have a teen who is at home and now driving, you probably worry every time they head out the door with the car keys in hand. what if you could watch what goes on behind the wheel. as brian kuebler shows us new technology to mondayor what they are doing -- monitor what they are doing when you are not in the car is available. >> reporter: you are supposed to being seeing this from police cars but how about this the das

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that ruling is expected to come today.toda >>> bullying by siblings is is often overlooked. a survey found that sibling pulleying cabullying can lead ts pay attention to how yourur children interact, that is crucial to make sure thate sure everything is kosher in what ist going on with the children. >> in this video there's no sibling rivalry, just good old fashion fun.faion take a look at these boys getting a kick out of a rubber band. [ laughter ] >> only kids were so easy to entertain like that. >> the adorable video was posted on you tube, the twins, watch the rubber bands and the cabinea door knobs. it looks like they could spend a few bucks on the expensive toys. >> i for like 45 seconds and then it's on to something else.g >> they will move on.ove all right, that is cute. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and top stories. >> fox 5 morning news continues. >>> good morning, coming up on n 5:00 right now and look, the sue is just trying to come up. lighten up the skies just a bita out there, it should be a decent start. the day is going to be a humid

the other thing is we try to de-identify from our siblings. if you have a sibling who's a very successful basketball player, you might do something different to show your difference as much as you might admire that person. and that's part of finding your own identity as you work your way through life. >> the new issue of "parade" magazine, out now. maggie murphy, great to see you again. come back soon. up next, a little news you can't use. keep it right here on "morning joe." i am an american success story. i'm a teacher. i'm a firefighter. i'm a carpenter. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at walmart every month. i find what i need, at a great price. and the money i save goes to important things. braces for my daughter. a little something for my son's college fund. when people look at me, i hope they see someone building a better life. vo: living better: that's the real walmart. in parks across the country, families are coming together to play, stay active, and enjoy

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it can be just as bad for mental health to be bullied by a sibling as a classmate. look for interactions where it's one sibling who is consistently the victim. >>> an uplifting story about the power of friendship. travis is battling a brain tumor. to show support, 15 of his elementary schoo& classmates shaved their heads so he would feel at home when he returned to school. >> without me knowing it, one of the boys got together with his mother and they planned a whole thing at this barber shop. >> 15 boys went into that barbershop. 15 men walked out. it was overwhelming. it was overwhelming. when i think about it, it brings tearin tearj to my eyes. >> that is lovely. he has made this whole thing a lot easier. >> i love that. look at that. they are awesome. great job. >>> after crushing the heat, the spurs are now one win away from winning their fifth nba title. andy joins us now with more on the bleacher report. >>> when it looks like the heat were going to take control after winning in game four, the spurs changed things up with a blow up of their own. gregg popovic

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when does typical sibling rivalry turn into sibling aggression and bullying and what impact does sibling bullying have on the one being bullied. we'll talk about that. >>> and a woman that decided to shave her head with her sister who is suffering from cancer. the woman is a hair stylist and she says her salon asked her to wear a wig after that so she decided to quit. the salon said that's not how it happened. we'll have the story just ahead. >>> and on a lighter note, super model, business woman, mom of four, heidi klum is mingling with the crowd. we'll get the scoop on america's got talent. >> a world class high fiver by >> world class high fiver by the way. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> and then a little later on what the kardashian family is now saying about their addition. the baby girl born to kim and kanye. but first go inside, natalie is standing by with all the headlines. >> good morning, matt, savannah, al, everyone. we have breaking news from the supreme court. the court has struck down arizona's requirement that would be voters prove they are u.s. citizens before they can registe

what about bullying between siblings? a study out today says brothers and sisters might be causing real psychological harm. so is it a right of passage or something parents have to stop? oh, you want to hear my conversation on this. make sure you stay tuned. [ stewart ] we've never cooked anything like this before. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seaside mix & match. combine any 2 from a wide variety of 7 exciting choices on one plate. all for just $12.99! but only for a limited time. i'm stewart harrington, and i sea food differently. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> this next story has he fired up. it's a new study. it says this. parents need to watch out for bullies not only in the classroom, but in the home. your child's brother or sister might be causing as much damage to your child's mental health as a school thug. it is the latest finding in the journal of pediatrics which analyzed questio

talk about the family, the sibling relationships are central in these parallel lives but there is also the father and child and the sacrificing of children, first in the allegory which you open, sacrificing the child to the devil but then of course the heartbreak that follows. >> the novel is shaped like a free. at the heart of the novel is a love story between a boy who is 10 years old and his 3-year-old sister. we need them first in the early 1950s living in an impoverished village in afghanistan and on their way to kabul with their father, trekking across the desert and neither child knows what is in store for them in kabul. when they get to kabul something dramatic happens that splits this beautiful relationship between a brother and his little sister and they are separated and kit is the separation that devastates both in unique and specific ways and the story spread out to other places, other characters. one character in the novel has echoes because it is central in the book, across time and continent and generations and the loss of many characters but that court it is a family s

if the kid was physically abused by a sibling or told that they are not wanted or loved they're more likely to have mental health issues. parents should confront and deal with that type of behavior, researchers said. >> we have had a couple of thunderstorms develop in our area. they have been isolated. parts of harford and cecil .ounties in pennsylvania you can see them now on hd doppler. al cutting across southern pennsylvania heading toward northern delaware. the storms that were approaching from the west and tool -- into storms inaryland have pennsylvania are the strongest ones. there have been reports of dime- sized hail. we'll see if this gets any stronger. the warnings have dropped. in downtown baltimore. you can see the storms developing. 86 in westminster. we have a slight chance of an isolated evening storm under partly cloudy skies. this could result in some fog overnight. trying to push into the warm and muggy air. an area pressure developing. the combination will produce more clouds and a better chance for showers and thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday. this thing will g

a new study out this morning shows bullying by a sibling can can be just as damaging as bullying by a classmate, maybe or kids. 3500 children and teenagers were interviewed. those bullied by siblings experienced mental distress, as well as increased depression, anxiety and anger. experts say one of the biggest red flags parents can look for is if one child is always the aggressor and another child is always the victim. >>> a little over two hours, the u.s. supreme court could issue a ruling on prop 8. california's ban on same-sex marriage. abc 7 news will bring it to you the moment that decision comes down. mean time, a new study shows recent news reports lean toward favorable coverage of same-sex marriage. the project for excellence in journalism says stories with statements supporting legalization outnumber stories with statements opposing such unions by nearly 5 to 1 margin. many stories were about changing attitudes or new politician support. >>> a solar-powered airplane that launched its inaugural flight from mountain view has successfully completed the latest leg of its journey

new hampshire researchers released an eye opening study on bullying and aggression among siblings. experts interviewed 3,500 kids and children under age 17 victimized by siblings experienced the same types of mental distress as victims of bullies who were outside of their families. they also discovered kids age 9 victimized by siblings had a harder time recovering from their mental distress. >> google launched an experimental plan aimed at bringing internet access to 5 billion unwired people around the world. jelly fish shaped balloons released. in new zealand. they're designed to beam internet to earth. they have wi-fi system they need a small antenna for web access. each balloon would provide service for an area twice as new york city. >> google is everywhere. expand the empire. >> they're watching us. >> big brother. safely on the ground, is there anything better than a beauty pageant? i doubt it. that's why i was so thrilled last night to be watching miss usa. >> that's what you were doing last night. i knew you were busy. >> poured camomille tea, kenny g, slippers. had a good

how sibling rivalries can impact a child's growth. >> plus, firefighters in colorado make progress over the weekend. why some evacuees aren't being allowed back home. >> up close and personal. the rare sight spotted off the southern california coastline. we'll be right back. i wouldn't change anything about the last 10 years except what it's done to my hair, so i'm doing something new. new age defy shampoo, conditioner and treatment from pantene. it's a system with pro-vitamins and caffeine. 7 signs of aging hair, like dryness and damage, virtually disappear. to make it act up to 10 years younger. my hair act its age? never. new age defy. hair acts up to 10 years younger. they got to see a killer whe -- pretty close up. this orca was swim >>> whale watchers got a treat off the coast of san diego this weekend. they saw that killer whale up close. the orca was swimming with dolphins. the whale watching boat followed it for an hour before it swam off. it's believed to be the same whale that was spotted on thursday near the coronado islands. >> there you go. that would be cool. >> worth the

i mean, a third of these siblings getting bullied at home. and what i also found interesting was the second part, that the mental impact from that sort of bullying in the house could have much more of a long-term impact as compared to in the classroom. what'd you think of this? >> exactly. you know, what i'd like to say is we save the more sadistic parts of our personality, dr. gupta, for those we love the most, right? >> sad but true. >> so, that's what happens with these siblings. the closer you are, the more intimate you are. sometimes, the worst punishment you can put on somebody. and we're talking about young, developing minds. we're not talking about adults who have the ability to have maybe some ruptures followed by some healthy repair. so, i like to use the model of the family as one of a hospital. think of it this way, the parents are really like the doctors doing rounds, but the siblings are like the nurses. they are in there chronically giving care to their other siblings. >> that's a good analogy, you know. i mean, you have kids,

if you want to feel better about your siblings, you have to treat them nice first. if you want to feel better about your parents, you have to learn to get along with them first. if you want to feel better in school, you've got to do the work there. if you do the work, you'll feel better, but if you don't do the work-- even if somebody helps you feel better for the short time, tomorrow you're going to go back into school, you're not gonna do your schoolwork, you're gonna talk back to a teacher, and you're gonna feel bad all over again. >> when you talk about the difference in therapists... the therapists that we had gone to before would be-- robert would do something, and they'd say, "well, how'd you feel about it?" and james says, "who cares how he feels about it? he's not supposed to do it. these are the consequences for doing those things." and we did it, and, um... it started working. >> when we first met james, my son had been suspended a number of times at school, and actually even at the young age of 11, they were considering expelling him. right now, today, m

they are calling this sibling addressition. it can be psychological.ogic making your siblings scared. that's what my southbound lings used to do to america or makingm them feel unwanted. it could be property damage red sox you going to take the stuffed animal hostage or dismember it? then there's the physical aggression. maybe noogies. it can escalate in adolescents.a there's use of weapons. physical harm.ph maybe the wrestling matches get out of hand. whatever it was it caused an increase in emotional distress. this was apart from bullying they might have experienced in school. when both were present it increased that distress on a child. >> 30 seconds left. the normal teasing that goes on between siblings is thatt something we have to worry about? >> well, they are saying with mild physical aggression in teenagers it doesn't bother them. it's the more severe type. t what they are saying is don't dismiss it. i you may want to look at conflict resolution at an early age and try to mitigate whatever the conflict s. more studies

. >> i read that you said that this is a love story and clearly the relationship, the sibling relationship is rooted in this fierce love but there is so much heartbreak and the trail to the kobe -- betrayl but there is also the mother and father and child and the sacrificing of children first in the allegory that you open sacrificing the child to the double but then of course the heartbreak that follows. >> the novel is sort of thing shaped like a tree and there is a love story between a boy in his 3-year-old sister. we need them in the 1950's and they live in a remote village in afghanistan and they are on their way to kabul with their father, a kind of trekking across the desert and neither child knows what's in store for them. when they get their something rather dramatic happens that splits this beautiful relationship between the brother and his sister and the are separated. and it's a separate nation that is both in very unique and specific ways and from there the story just spreads out and this one act early in the novel has echoes. at the core it is a family story and it's a love st

still ahead on "good morning, washington," squabbling with your siblings can have the same impact as getting bullied in school. >> while it could soon become a reality to pay $50 just to see a >> good morning westridge. hey, you could be in one of those videos. send us a short of your "good morning, washington" greeting. see if you can be that clever. we may play it on the air. e-mail it, 10-15 second video clip or youtube clip to our web site. be sure you end it by saying "good morning washington." >> a lot of talent out there. 6:41 and time to check with jacqui on this monday morning jacqui. >> good morning guys. kind of a cloudy start. we got a couple of breaks. you're seeing a little bit of the sunshine. got a nice, orange glow to the sky 30 minutes. 74 degrees is our temperature as we look at the lincoln and jefferson memorial with the tidal basin. it's kind of muggy and humid. had a few showers in the overnight. staying well south of the metro area. skirting parts of virginia, richmond southern maryland delmarva peninsula. chances of rain are there today but minimal. 20-30% cha

mothers are losing their children and siblings are losing brothers and sisters. women, mothers are taking to the streets. they are saying we love you, but you have to stop the violence. . >> they plan two more marches in palo alto this summer. >>> a search is still going on for a missing man for the last month. his last known location was golden gate park. he is 5'5", seen wearing a black and gray north face jacket, jeans and canvas shoes. >>> you can see images of the after math here. in response, texas officials are blaming obama. ed lindero reports. >> reporter: they will destroy their house and rebuild. tommy knows how long it takes to rebuild a city. >> i want to get this town built up. >> reporter: the federal emergency management agency has denied the request to build roads and water et cetera. >> i don't know what their definition is of a disaster. >> reporter: after the explosion, politicians rolled into town. >> we will never forget what happened. >> reporter: and president obama. >> we do not forget. we will be there even after the cameras leave. >> re

can sibling bullying be as damaging as peer bullying? dr. rich besser is here with that interesting study. >> yeah. >>> also reality tv pushing the limits of survival. pairs of strangers dropped into the wilderness. we've heard that before, right? this time, no food, no water, and, oh, no clothes. >> oh, come on. >> is it the most extreme reality show we've ever seen? we'll get into it. >> okay. >>> we'll begin with the shocking photos of celebrity chef nigella lawson. you see her right there with billionaire husband grabbing her throat at a london restaurant. scotland yard is asking questions trying to figure out if it was a crime and lama hasan has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. yes, you're absolutely right. everyone is talking about this story here. it is creating a firestorm. the shocking images first published by "the sunday people" in which it claims that nigella lawson was, quote, being attacked by her husband charles saatchi in public. the incident taking place a week ago on his 70th birthday. the

whether the 83-year-old catherine jackson is providing the proper support and care for paris and her two sibling. >> reporter: just days after paris jackson reportedly attempted to take her own life -- >> overdose, sheriffs responding. >> reporter: a judge is ordering an inquiry into her well being, to find out what life is like at home for the troubled teen. >> there's a lack of continuity and there's a lack of supervision in her life. >> reporter: jackson was hospitalized after los angeles firefighters responded to a 911 call early thursday morning. >> 15 od'd and 20 motrin. >> reporter: alarming enough behavior for the judge who overseeing the guardianship of the three jackson children. the judge is taking a deeper look. >> she has cried out for help. and this is the most serious incident, but not the first. >> reporter: the judge issued a similar inquiry last year after guardian catherine jackson was apparently out of communication with the jackson siblings for several days. >> her grandmother, catherine s a lovely, lovely lady who loves these children dearly. but she's 83. >> the investigat

two siblings and his mother were injured when the flight information board fell on them. the lawsuit filed by his family accuses a group 9 contractors of negligence and death. it's unclear how much they're seeking in damages. >>> the youngest member of the manson family clan has been denied parole for the 20th 20th time. leslie was 19 years old when she took part in the murders that rocked california in the 1960s. she told the parole board she has changed and asks r -- for forgiveness every day. she's 63 and will be up for parole again in five years. >>> a news crew in providence roux is attacked while -- rhode island is attacked while working on a story and it's all caught on camera. >> you can see a woman's dogs are seen chasing a reporter down the street and into an ally. she was treated for a bite on the arm a. the crew was doing a story on the recent shooting involving the daughter. the dog owner was arrested on felony assault charges. >>> an arizona woman makes quite the jump and misses the mark. video of the accident is going viral. greg argos reports there's contr

administratively we're looking at in part because at law is going to make us prequalify electrical plumbing for sibling krashths next year. but if we look at 20 trades or 25 trades the amount of time because a staggering administrative chore. we want to get the kids back in the classrooms. i'm totally willing to come back and have this discussion in a year and see how we're doing. if it looks like it's working fine i'll expand it for 10 or 12 but we put in a considerable effort to respond as a committee as a whole we met with the superintendent to put it through. right now we feel comfortable here and we want a chance to try it out >> you made a comment that 4 percent or more to the 7 trades represent 4 percent or more on the job. >> they account for 70 to 75 percent of the total hours we have in our database. >> so the other smaller trades are not listed as below 4 percent on the jobs. >> yes. >> okay. any other comments from the board? >> okay. i'm going to call for roll call. >> on the amendment we're striving roman numeral one and two 7 for the trades; is that correct? disabled veterans. >> it's wh

the church the most common word for christian in the new testament is brother gender neutral to me in sibling but this christianity provides a bridge in the family to the church? >> there is some stuff about that in the book and also i flipped that around to say because of this what you call the intrinsically familial metaphor and substance of christianity when you live in the age as we do of fractured and scattered families there are whole new barriers to put up to leave in ways that have not been well understood. for example, if you live in a world where many people grow up in fatherless homes with the outcomes studio christianity shows as a benevolent father figure if you don't have that in your life with a more conceptual reach to understand where that is coming from similarly christianity starts with the birth of a baby with the act on the part of the baby's mother to lose a guy do with me as you will and object obedience. after 73 every birth is negotiable. of course, people are less likely to understand what is so miraculously about the birth component of the christian story similarly