as bishop. this is extremely sensitive information. >> reporter: and you copied. >> i did. i felt that law enforcement, particularly, needed to have that information. that i was worried that perhaps >> reporter: in her final days in the bishop's office, a scene straight out of a movie. she ended up being followed after she left work. he showed us the parking lot where he first approached her and says he could tell she was ready to talk. >> and she opened her window, and i said i'm charlie, and she, it was almost like she was waiting for that moment. >> i'd been watching him for months before i ever met him. he wasn't letting up on this story. so i knew if i was going to talk to someone in the media, it would be charlie. >> reporter: it didn't hurt that charlie is a former altar boy himself. >> in the name of the father and the son, the holy spirit. >> reporter: he has a brother in seminary and three kids in catholic school. >> i wanted to tell you, i was so proud how you did in reading and math

the bishop unveiling the details today. thanks for joining us in kenny choi. >> i michelle g grego.? anne makovec and santa rosa where the priest served most recently. >> reporter: this is sending shockwaves through resurrection parish in santa rosa. here is the picture of the man accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from his church. father oscar diaz. he served roast recently as pastor here and santa rosa rosa. the bishop said he had been stealing from the diocese for the past 15 years. was discovered about a month ago when the priest got into a car accident. emergency responders filed several bags of money in his car. they were the securities bags used for parish collections and inside of them $18,000. depressed found another $77,000 in cash. the bishop said it was stolen through a variety of means with said police topolicies here the diocese would make criminal prosecution difficult. the bishop goes on to say that this is one of the most emotionally draining and difficult situations i've ever encountered pich

>>the bishop says that discovery prompted an investigation that uncovered additional cash totaling in excess of $95,000 which apparently was taken from several other parishes diaz has served in during his 25 year career, including saint josephs in qatar d but the bishops as the full extent of the theft may never be known. the bishop says there is evidence that diaz was sending at least some of the money to family and friends in his native mexico. parishioners here say diaz was a popular priest and find the allegation that he was pocketing donations from the collection plate shocking. >>upsetting yet you come to church thinking the money's going to go to where it's supposed to and so for this to happen it kind of you know. >>it makes you think you know have second thoughts and whether you want give money or not because you know where the money's going. >>the bishop says the us has admitted to taking money and had been doing so for some time despite that the bishop says the police have told him that the protocols surrounding the collection accounting are such that it would be hard to co

the bishop says that money came from the resurrection parish of stony point road in santa rosa where father diaz served as pastor. >>the bishop says that discovery prompted an investigation that uncovered additional cash totally and excess of $95,000 which apparently was taken from several other parishes diaz has served in during his 25 year career, including saint josephs in qatar d but the bishops as the full extent of the theft may never be known. the bishop says there is evidence that diaz was sending at least some of the money to family and friends in his native mexico. parishioners here say diaz was a popular priest and find the allegation that he was pocketing donations from the collection plate shocking. >>it's upsetting yet you come to church thinking the money's going to go to where it's supposed to and so for this to happen it kind of you know. >>it's it makes you think you know have second thoughts and whether you want >>give money or not because you know where the money's going. >>the bishop says the us has admitted to taking money and had been doing so for some time des

the first was bishop william jay barber ii. bishop barber is married to rebecca and have five children. five wonderful, delightful children. the other sibling deceased earlier this live. rifton, georgia. charles was survived by three children. mr. speaker, thank you so very much for allowing me time this morning to celebrate and to recognize a great american who has served well over these many years. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. cisneros, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. last week we passed the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2020. working with my colleagues for over 20 hours on the house armed services committee to mark up this bill in the late hours of the night and early hours the next day was all worth it. mr. speaker, with this passage of this year's ndaa, we have fulfilled our duties to ensure our military's readiness, strengthen our national security, and ease our service members be' transition toively -- members' tra

that was the student who reported her case to the hideous crime bishops in 2010. most against a 3rd came from have to fight back tears the whole time because each isn't. about this dish it was the right thing to do which is what i did was right. just would be painful to talk about it but there comes a point when you have to lay everything out on the table and then it's enough and. now i'm going to focus on it from morning till night but you just need to have it all out as once and say this is what happened he's responsible and they looked the other way or cooperated or later covered it up. come on and then you can slowly start to close the box and say that sits with all and then you can get on with your life and don't come up either you. during our previous conversation sister catalina claimed she knew nothing of any abuse cases in cheating now we've heard a different story evidently sister even took the priest into her home in 2010 at the height of the abuse scandal so what's the truth. wendy i know if they had said anything that our daughters had problems i woul

the bishop says that money came from the resurrection parish all stony point road in santa rosa where father diaz served as pastor. >>the bishop says that discovery prompted an investigation that uncovered additional cash totally and excess of $95,000 which apparently was taken from several other parishes diaz has served in during his 25 year career, including saint josephs in qatar d but the bishops as the full extent of the theft may never be known. the bishop says there is evidence that diaz was sending at least some of the money to family and friends in his native mexico. parishioners here say diaz was a popular priest and find the allegation that he was pocketing donations from the collection plate shocking. >>it's upsetting yet because i mean you come to church thinking the money's going to go to where it's supposed to and so for this to happen it kind of you know. it makes you think you know have second thoughts and whether you want give money or not because you know where the money's going. >>the bishop says the us has admitted to taking money and had been doing so for some ti

now the bishop of santa rosa said it's clear to him that diaz has been stealing for years. his parishioners know him as father oscar. 56 years old, he has been a priest for a quarter of a century. in a letter to parishis the res church, the bishop wrote it is now absolutely clear from solid evidence that he has been systematically stealing for at least the past 15 years. and it's a crime that only came to light because of an automobile accident here on 101 at river road in santa rosa. a month ago last wednesday, paramedics rushed oscar diaz to a report and in his car they found $18,000 in church donation bags. at his office, they found another $10,000 in $100 bills. at his home, $77,000 much of it still in the church bags ready for deposit, a according the bishop, and there was more. in his letter, the bish wrote documentary evidence that theft over the course of many years included an undeterminable number of checks made out to parishes and deposited to father oscar's personal account. >> wow. that's really surprising. wow. that's you can't believe it. it's unreal. >> chur

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the bishop is advocating for mer mercy. the individual parishes he stole from may be able to press charges. but right now the bishop says this public exposure may be the toughest punishment that father diaz faces. reporting from santa rosa, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> difficult for all those parishes. thank you, mark. you might have received it. pg&e customers are finding something new in the mail. the utility is sending out a notice. here it is. it's part of its bankruptcy filing and intended mostly for victims of last year's deadly wildfires. the notice warns if you believe pg&e owes you money you must now file proof of your claim by october 21st. >>> the morning commute turned deadly after a driver tried beating an east bay train across the tracks. sky ranger flew over the collision in livermore. shortly before 8:00 a.m. the driver of that white car tried beating an ace train across the tracks. now, the force of the train brand the car around this telephone pole. an ace train spokesperson says the train was actu

i would like jennifer bishop to come up.would like to introduce all of the grand marshals because they have to get to another event. >> jennifer is my wife, she is here today. [laughter] >> jacqueline. >> hello, jacklyn bishop e. it is an honor to represent san francisco pride. i would like to acknowledge our board members who are here today carolyn washington. [cheers and applause] >> and bruce gaudet. the pink triangle beekeeper. [laughter] >> with san francisco -- what san francisco pride accomplishes is not simple. but to us, our values are very simple. it is about visibility, inclusion, and community. the pink triangle is a beautiful symbol of resilience and it is an honor for us to support it. speaking of honor of supporting, i would like to quickly introduce some of our grand marshals and honourees who are here today. vince. [cheers and applause] >> sampson mccormick. [cheers and applause] >> and mrs. vera. [cheers and applause] >> we have acknowledged my wife today and my mother is visiting from boston to support me

the speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: thank you, bishop. the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to he house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from florida, mr. dunn. mr. dunn: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from illinois, mr. lahood, is recognized for one minute. mr. lahood: thank you, mr. speaker. rise today to honor bishop zaidan of the marion night catholic faste and the lebanon community in the united states. born in lebanon he's the youngest bishop to lead the ep arcy of our lady of lebanon of los angeles. as a lebanese american myself, i am honored to have him come to washington to open the house floor for prayer this morning. in 1984, bishop zaidan professed his perpetual vows as a member of the

bishop says that discovery prompted prompted an investigation.re uncovered additional cast totaling more than $95,000. there is evidence diaz was sending at least some of that money to family and friends in mexico. parishioners say the us was a popular priest and they find the allegation that he was stealing donations from the collection plate shocking. >>it's upsetting yet you come to church thinking the money's going to go to exposed to and so for this to happen it kind of you know. it makes you think you know have second thoughts and whether you want get money or not because you know where the money's going. >>the bishop says diaz has admitted to taking money and had been doing so for some time. despite at the bishop says the police have told him because of the protocol surrounding the collection. it would be hard to get the proof needed to pursue a criminal prosecution. >>oakland police are looking for a driver they say nearly hit officers and pedestrians near lake merritt police pulled over a man and a 2019 chevy camaro along lakeshore avenu

bishop: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california as the right to close. i'm sorry. the gentleman from utah as a member of the committee has the ight to close. mr. huffman: mr. chairman, thank you and you know this amendment was called out from the en bloc amendments and still not entirely clear why, but i think to the extent that it deserves to be singled out and called out because it's a model for other lands and trust bills that we sometimes see in this body . rarely will you find a case where a tribe negotiated more negotiated in good faith and produced agreements with local government neighbors to the standard and to the level we see in this case. this is a good piece of legislation, broadly supported by the elected first in this area and many cases having won strong bipartisan support from members in the house and senate. with that, i urge a yes vote and i yield the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: as the de

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several bishops were in support of that. a number of entities at the border our shelter providers in el paso and rio grande valley are catholic entities. they work with border patrol also kind to say this is our key matching work. i think it's a really difficult time to move forward on some of this. there is i think increasing difficulty when we hear things we will do some processing for central americans wince at the same time they're going to slash refugee resettlement. a lot of voices are trying to engage the administration on this commentator when you think about some of the humanitarian issues that you've talked about. there's a difference of opinion. i can't speak for the evangelical faced under the bishops are united on this issue and issued another statement and actions an actual last summer we were to reunite the families in partnership with the trump administration. not an agreement on a policy of family separation because it's the right thing to do. that being said, i think a lot of more voices need to come to the

let's bring in bishop garrison, co-founder of the joseph raney center for public policy, and republicant brian darling, founder and president of liberty government affairs. let's start with paul ryan coming clean with how he really feels about president trump. the "washington post" says the book reveals the former speaker could not stand the idea of two more years alongside the president, and he is now saying, "don't call a woman a horseface, don't cheat on your wife, don't cheat on anything, be a good person, set a good example." so, is this part of a pattern of republicans hiding their real thoughts about president trump when they're working with him? >> well, pretty clearly, paul ryan and president trump did not see eye to eye in politics. they definitely have different tones in the way they speak. they have different policies in many senses. i think paul ryan comes from a different faction of the republican party. but i do think that president trump was right in one sense. i think he was right in the sense of his disappointment with congress. when congress came in and president trum

the mouse that had not exercised couldn't tell the difference between the 2 objects only once bishop bagger had replaced the white pyramid with a black one did the unsporting now see the object as something new and begin to investigate it. so it seems that active mice have a more precise memory thanks to the new brain cells formed to exercise. but there is a catch when it's and a new can if the cells on tuesday they die off again within a matter of weeks. so it will take both physical and mental exercise to keep mines and people on their toes. it felt. red white. and. now it's your part of the show if you have a science question just ask send it to us as a video text or voice mail if we answer it on the show you'll get a little surprise so just ask you this time we have a cosmic question sent and by a viewer in ghana. how fast is the universe expanding. in 1929 the american astronomer edwin hubble made a groundbreaking discovery. he confirmed early observations that the light from distant galaxies is more redshifted than the light from closer ones. that means that distant objects are

. >> bishop, adam schiff is weighing in. they're in aspen where you are.isten in. >> to see the at the rally the other day, the idea of america so undermines our democracy in a way that no foreign adversary could. >> you are talking about the center back chant that happened? >> yes. >> what's your reaction to that? >> i tend to agree. this is a point of interest that brian and i agree on. this is all part of the courses and administration unfortunately. it is true that the president's policies of tax cuts continuing to destroy the american middle class and immigration and continuing to have kids locked up in cages and foreign policies and continuing to isolate our allies. that's what's going to push through. this is icing on top of this hateful cake to be quite honest. the president did not push back on the chants. he did not repudiate any of this. he sat and gloat in the chant for a while. this is a fight for the american values so the truth soul of america right now, this administration is leading us down the wrong path. >> i want to ask you brian a piec

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>>well the bishop says the ds has admitted to taking the money and have been doing so for quite some time and the diocese has suspended diaz. as a day of barbecue for one family at lake merritt in oakland has now turned into a positive movement. so now the woman who recorded the famous bbq becky videos tells kron four's has it been noon that she would love to talk to the woman who called oakland police that day kron four's haaziq the news has the story. >>the second annual barbecue it while black event happened this past weekend at lake merritt in oakland close to 2500 people showed up to celebrate the food, the music, the community and culture of that dowd. >>i think it's a wonderful move meant when i came this last sunday to barbecue my black the vibe and the energy was just everybody was just enjoying. each other in the end the environment, it's a beautiful thing and michelle snyder. >>the woman recorded the now viral cellphone video seen all over the world says that she's happy that something positive has happened in the wake of what was a really stressful even for her it became

so to the right that the bishops did not like it. the need to support vouchers and parental rights and education in an overwhelmingly anti-contraceptive stance, in 1979, an article touing against any attempt stop the flow of immigrants. necessarilyt fit how we understand politics of either the present or past and that does -- it gives us a lot to work with it if we are willing to work with it. it can be set aside because it does challenge some conventional narrative. it brings us to the present moment, in many ways politically, religion is always around us. it is invoked constantly paired it is generating a lot of policies of the trump administration. whether it is with the muslim ban or the set up the office of the division of religious freedom and the office of civil rights within health and human services, we see religion playing clear roles and administration. we also see -- in the administration. we also see democratic candidates talking about religion. barberreverend william organizing the moral monday movement. we look at the

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and a catholic bishop in colombia has a unique way of fighting evil he has been traveling around in a fire truck sprinkling holy water in the hope it will curb violence and crime he went through one of colombia's most crime ridden cities went out ventura throwing water he blessed hoping it will stop the illegal groups and drug gangs cajun was mostly festive despite the seriousness of the bishop's message it looks like they're having a good time. just a quick recap of the top stories this hour protesters in hong kong have fought with police in a town near the boundary with mainland china as thousands rallied against the presence of chinese traders demonstrators threw umbrellas and hard hats at police in retaliated by swinging patterns and firing pepper spray shoppers and traders from the chinese mainland are accused of driving up prices by bulk buying tax free products to take home and sell the anger follows weeks of demonstrations against a controversial extradition bill that has now been shelved to maryland over. has more. it's moved beyond the extradition bill now as you can see it

but subfloors -- bishop forrest smith, thank you for hosting us in your church, your service and yourind hospitality. i appreciate the leadership that all of you bring here this weekend. a leadership focused on justice, on service, and on fighting for people, fighting for humanity, fighting for our planet. i grewup in hawaii, and up in a multifaith family. my dad is catholic and my mom is hindu. i am the fourth of five kids. at nighttime, we would often hear bedtime stories from the new testament as well as the -- i got fromssage that both of these scriptures was the message of love for god. and love for others. one of my favorite verses comes from matthew 22. i know you know this well. love the lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. the first and greatest commandment. the second is to love your neighbor as yourself. so, in hawaii, you hear a lot about aloha. we greet each other with aloha, but it is not because it is a word that means hello or goodbye. it is a word that is so much more powerful. aloha is love. when i greet you with aloha, what

the bishop says that money came from the resurrection stony point road in santa rosa. her father dia served as a pastor. the bishop says that discovery prompted investigation that uncovered additional cash totaling more than $95,000. there is evidence that the us was sending at least some of the money to family and friends in mexico. parishioners say the us was a popular priest. >>it's upsetting yet you come to church thinking the money's going to go to what's most of and so for this to happen it kind of you know. >>it makes you think you know have second thoughts and whether you want give money or not because you know where the money's going. >>the bishop says diaz has admitted to taking money and had been doing so for some time diocese has since suspended the is drivers on the richmond sandra fell bridge might be noticing a smoother ride this week the monthslong repair work is wrapping up caltrans crews have been replacing the falling concrete from the bridge's upper deck but as kron four's know well below reports now. >>the road work is actually far from over. >>we'

on top of its african a bishop china is pouring millions of dollars in aid and low interest loans into the south pacific anything because they are looking to keep australia new zealand in check and the tiny kingdom of tonga there are signs that a battle for power and influence among the much larger nations is heating up. life moves at a slower pace without traffic lights or fast food chains snuffling pigs rome dusty roads but in a country with few jobs tongues worry that chinese immigrants are taking over the small business sector. first of all our pool of supply mostly chinese. retail shops they have 99 percent changes. so they basically control what be. many fear that the chinese could be expanding their business interests into farming and construction made a beijing late investment drive in the region china already gave several gifts and loans to tong got the country of 106000 people i was about $108000000.00 u.s. dollars to china's export import bank equivalent to about one 4th of its g.d.p. but the chinese say it's increasing footprint in the south pacific is nothing to worry abou

thank you to the bishop, this great church. thank you for the work you do. first of all, it is great to be back in chicago. actually lived here for three years during law school. i lived on the southside in hyde park, which is good for presidential aspirations, right? maybe that was another president who lived there for a while. and i want to thank rainbow push. since the reverend founded this group almost 50 years ago, you have carried on dr. king's legacy, and i think the key to your success, having worked with him, is that you don't remain stagnant, right? some of the challenges that were there with dr. king are still there in inequality. it is one of the reasons he came to chicago and worked on those worker issues. -- housing inequality as well, voting rights. but you have taken on new issues like criminal justice reform and you truly mobilized people to vote. if you hadn't, guess what? we would not have had that major victory where the house of representatives once again in washington, d.c. became the people's house. that was because of your work mobili

delayed have 2 people and the director maybe green get big disaster because you are working for you bishop plan which will take only 21 days before we really confirm nor do we relax ok having said that then how are you preparing our health authorities in the city preparing for the event that more cases are concerned. that because i work hard or if you thought i was already a christian why didn't you give birth to their kids now if you will because it is me it is why we are left writing like a while before we need the help has claimed it because of this coward is the blood of their lives to leave before who are coming fucking here and then we go to see if we can then we're going to be to contact them and to be here for them or so it will be go back with me ok i can i can sense the panic in your voice and i can imagine what the panic must be like among health of all socials in in the city but i want it now that the world health organization has declared this an international health emergency how does that help you on the ground ok without killing people or harm and to say that no one should

is going is reportedly suing the sun and it's a bishop for unfair dismissal the former boss of the renault nissan bits of vishy alliance was arrested in november and faces multiple charges of financial misconduct which he denies is also claims the japanese comic is did not provide enough evidence for the allegations against him. and china's massive pig farming industry is struggling continue to contain african swine fever herds have been devastated coal prices soaring in the country has ramped up imports from the e.u. and brazil to meet demand china's domestic peacoat is down 60000000 from last year . so south africa a logistical nightmare in johannesburg is forcing private businesses to bolster security officials have had to close the city's busiest highway and now traffic jams and leaving commuters open to a tax sparking a crime wave. this johannesburg highway usually carries about $12000.00 vehicles an hour providing a critical transport artery through the east and west of the city. but it has been closed since much after being built in 1961 without any water proofing allowing water to

bishop, for five minutes. mr. bishop: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank mr. kilmer for leading off on this particular issue. and all the work that he has happened to be doing on this particular concept. it is important. i'm very happy that this bill has 300 co-sponsors now here in the house. that is the largest bill, largest number of co-sponsors that have ever supported a bill coming from the natural resources committee. it's also, i think, their own 10 other bills that have more co-sponsors in the house. it passed our committee on a 36-2 vote. and is now awaiting the chance to being heard here on the house floor. there is a companion bill in the senate, not as good as ours, but a companion bill in the senate that already has a third of the senate as co-sponsors of that. this is an idea whose time has actually come. we talk about the maintenance backlog ever our national parks. and all of our public lands, including fish and wildlife land, b.l.m. land, and national forests. especially as we now enter august when there will be the largest participation of ame

bishop and mr. chairman. the chairman asked a question about the report language versus non- report language and i think that we need to report language on a study they are going to do the same. it's not like compulsion or not compulsion. they are not free no enough to o the study. the compulsory aspect is a report aspect and correct me if i'm wrong it actually changes criminal justice code. i'm going to yield back to why this is important. for all of us pause for a moment, separate from the debate and clear your head and think. i'm going to make a change to the criminal justice code, what would i like? how about the opinion of an attorney or the opinion of the department of defense, how about an opinion of those people that actually do those things. with respect to the chairwoman because we both have such great passion on this issue and i have strong records that they don't have any of this. this is the subcommittee chairman's perspective on what needs to happen to the criminal justice code editors huge dang

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i join the primus and others in congratulating reverend rose hudson wilkie, the bishop of dover, she has been brilliant as chaplain to the house but also brilliant when she shows such empathy for people. i think we must wish her well on her way and i'm sure she will do really well. i would like to congratulate the england women's football team on their successful journey to the semifinals and the men in the current match against new zealand which is 134-1 at the moment. the prize this weekend is a source of great enjoyment. you think of all those who suffered in the past who tried to defeat homophobia in our society and enjoying the streets of london this weekend. mister speaker, chancellor says a no deal brexit would cause a 90 billion pound hit to the public finances. the former foreign secretary says concerns about no deal are conflicted hysteria. who does the prime minister think is right? >> i say to the honorable gentlemen i share the remarks he made in relation to the incident in port albert. i say to him the figure that was quoted was publicly available at the time, it appear

bishops argued that nuclear deterrence was immoral. that was their main theme. by making this argument they wanted to call someone into question's's, not just the reagan -- not just the reagan's administration but also the united states. they rejected the notion of -- that the u.s. was not necessarily a force for good in the world. and those were fighting words. that engendered a strong reaction. the reaction came across the right wing including right wing catholics. you have to take one step back. the reaction to the peace pastoral goes two ways. administration do anything to american policy, not really. 1984, reagan is softening his rhetoric. ,here are people who testify but it does not change his foreign policy. what it does do is that it creates a new humanism on the right for militarism, aim militarism -- because now it is clear that the bishops have shown that if they can turn against u.s. foreign policy who else out there in the vastness of the religious landscape might also be headed in that direction? that freaked people out at the leadership level, esp

that is the bishop of truro speaking to me earlier.ent and the irish backstop. he says he will create a new negotiating team including arce brexiteers from within the conservative party and within the space of a few weeks, renegotiate something that took years to negotiate and which the eu said is not up for renegotiation. it sounds like a bit of a tall order. how does he think he can square the circle of the irish backstop? the main thing is technology. there are bits of technology that can make borders smoother, there is no doubt about that, things can be done, but the agreement between the eu and the uk has been that the board in ireland will be as open, as frictionless as it is now and most people believe very firmly that the technology to do that in the short term simply not ready. he says he says he wants to leave with a deal but if necessary he says he will leave with deal with a heavy heart. he has said that by the end of september, he would come toa the end of september, he would come to a conclusion about whether he thought a