losing his place at the palpit may be the biggest cost of all. how hard has it been tore you not to be able to minister? >> i get really emotional when i talk about it. because i ministry is my life, and to not be able to stand there and do what god called me to do. wrenching. >> it's been nearly a decade since he was shot. he lives with his sister, that is not wheelchair accessible. he insists on doing most things him. every day he is reminded of the violence. >> yes, i see a lot of guys in this neighbourhood in a wheelchair. >> owens volunteers for a programme teaching wheelchair victims to adjust to their life. >> i don't want no one else to feel the way i felt when i sat in a house looking out the window. and we need to talk early and let them know to be prepared for as opposed to letting them go through the struggle on their own and let them feel like no one is there with them. >>> on a recent afternoon, he's showing a friend to drive. >> when i go in the house, i talk how i'm talking now and tell them what it is, that it's going to be okay,

from the palpit, just in catholic culture over the last several decades. >> yes, i think there's a bigference, and the big difference is this - this pope pope francis, and this encyclical, is not going top down, but is starting at the grass roots saying how does the environment - what do we see happening in the environment today. how is it affecting people. let's listen to their experiences, and then try to device programs policies spirituality et cetera that will deal with this in a practical and a long-lasting way. whereas in the past to be frank, sometimes you could read an encyclical and cataclysm. and come away with the impression. the pope has all the answers. and listen to what the church says in this encyclical the pope is underlining over and over dialogue. dialogue with science, with other religions, with every part of the world. and that a dialogue is a 2-way conversation, not a one way conversation. >> over and over again on the encyclical. pope francis quotes earlier popes. is it important right now, when it delves into climate change to root what he has to say in the long

. >> he was in the palpit by 13.by 18, public servant by 23. >> reporter: the president used the speech to do more than ooulo guise his friend saying the deaths that happened in the church was a call to action. it spurred a debate about the confederate flag hanging in the capital, now likely to be taken down. the p says that is not enough there needs to be a move towards racial parity in jobs and education. this woman watched the speech and came away believing it can change, it can help. >> educate people more. i work with a lot of people that - they might have certain attitudes towards other races, and i think that education is the key to actually making people more tolerant of other races. >> the president called for action to end income and inequality and poverty. augustus brown believes there will be change. >> i believe we have to have faith in changing. what are we here for. i don't believe in giving up on anything. >> with a victim of gun violence before him. the president called for gun control, but the crowd

emanuel african methodist episcopal church the oldest in the south, one what dr martin king took to the palpit. we are awaiting a conference from the police chief. we have john henry smith here with more. police wrapped up the press conference. what do they say about where we are in the search for the shooter. >> while the search is ongoing. there are pictures. officials are hopeful that this leads to an arrest in last night's mass murder. >> there are multiple people down. >> reporter: reports of gun fire at the emanuel church at 9:05 wednesday, brought police racing to what turned out to be a grizzly scene. >> we were able to determine there were eight diseased... ..questions we'll identify you, don't shout questions to us >>> returning live to a press conference from charles son south carolina about the shooting that killed nine victims at a moth difficulty church. let's -- meth difficulty church. let's look at it. >> last night at 9:05 dispatch rd a call about a shooting that occurred at the emanuel church. boston police units were dispatched and arrived at that location. when we did. we i

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quite a heart palpitator huh. >> reporter: certainly depth is a big dwi -- certainly depth is a biggiedala ded up lebron on that more important final shot. >> it was flowing but it wasn't a nice flow. wasn't too high. it kind of stayed with me all night. we had a lot of guys and bodies we threw at lebron. he did some tough shots and that's what we're going to try to do all series. >> i think everybody noticed today because he scored. but his defense at the end of regulation was huge. he had a couple of dunks and threes. and he looked like the andre. >> reporter: so this was definitely a team victory for the dubs. you mentioned irving going down late in the ball game. he left the arena on crutches so he's very questionable for game two. if he can't go it's going to be hard for cleveland to go. >> you never want to see any player let alone a key player go down like that. scott thanks for your reporting all night. we appreciate it. we'll see you back here. it was the warriors night but mean while the a's on their best role this season. sweeping through detroit. giants had the day off but

our own andy scholes was -- i'm having heart palpitations, andy.arol, this place was rocking last night for this game. as you said they've waited more than 50 years for a professional sports championship in this city. they waited a long time to have a game like this in game three. poor cleveland fans they've been through so much through the years. a pretty cool moment before the game. they unveiled two giant white banners in the stands that said there's always this year. that got the crowd pumped up. throughout the game they played clips that happened to them. that got the crowd really fired up and they fed off all of those bad things that happened to them. they fed off the fact that they're the underdog and they really took the team to victory and after the game lebron gave the fans tons of credit. he said he wants the same type of performance from them in game four. >> as loud as they were they need to go home and start drinking up a lot of tea, soak up a lot of tea for the next 36 hours to get their voices just as load on thursday night. i need

who experiences four has panic attacks, madison routinely experience seven during all of these, palpitations, trembling choking chest pain, abdominal distress, painting and fear of going crazy. these are cited jenna and on epileptic seizures. once psychology professor at the university of virginia said humiliation is the key risk factor for developing this disorder. you isolate yourself in order to avoid humiliating displays of panic. the cost of isolation is extreme loneliness its own kind of emotional hell. many people suffer this agoraphobia, afraid to go in public. madison overcame this anxiety to engage in politics. a lesson in courage. and next year madison, 25 years old, became a delegate to virginia and independence convention. patrick henry was there, the great hero of a revolution and in a letter to john adams, the quality of leaders in the room, he wrote to adams i cannot count on one coadjutor of talent equal to the task. madison the young and small and shy was making himself known. a draft of the constitution's religious freedom claus was introduced by george mason famously late

>> first of all, let me say this is giving me heart palpitations but for the personal carriers all aboutson. what that means for investors and also for online holiday shoppers when "power lunch" returns. >> let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> ups is trying to boost its margins by doing away with some of the shipping discount. it's only six months till christmas which, you know it's six months but still they have to prepare this far ahead in advance, and what does it mean for the retailers this holiday season? morgan brennan has all the details. morgan? >> basically the takeaway here is if you buy a lot online particularly big heavy items you could be paying more come christmastime so ups is looking to do away with discounts on some oversized packages. that's according to the "wall street journal." the company wouldn't comment directly on that pricing plan but does tell me it's looking to meet customers' n