we also have 100 beds in congregate settings. placement in the family shelter is through our family access. again, that information is available through 311. what is exciting to say is that we have sufficient shelter beds that no unsheltered family should have to be on the streets area they have a choice of going first to a congregate site and then being slated into a single room site. unfortunately we do not have that in our adult system. but our family system we can say that we can offer shelter immediately to any unsheltered family and we work closely with the san francisco homeless outreach team which is part of our department. we work with 311. we work with the san francisco police department and others who do outreach on the street to make sure they are aware of this opportunity for unsheltered families. finally, about 4.5 years ago we expanded our shelter system with a new model that goes under the name navigation centers. we currently have five sites open, and we have 494 beds, in those programs. those programs serve adul

the mixed-race relatives of the white families organized themselveorganizethemselves intb congregation, the brown fellowship society. by october, 1794, the fellowship society raised enough money to purchase a plot of land to use as a burial ground for the immediate crisis that sparked its founding and it drew opened a new cemetery to the entire free mixed-race community of charleston taking on the broad sensibilities over time to the society sponsored a school, founded a credit union organizing life insurance fund. for the institutions are created, the fellowship society's greatest creation with the community itself. itself. ththe society made this a commul identity elevating it into a racial category at least within the city limits of charleston. by doing so, the originators hoped to carve out a space where the community was in the social and political minefield of the next race in america with a looming racial order it's at the time of the civil war african-american passengers were only permitted to support cars with black stars. this is a rare photograph of one of these cars. in cha

there are people who cannot handle a congregate setting. there we have some solutions because our homeless outreach team, some of our navigation centers may offer lesser spaces, fewer people. or, individual rooms that are not housing, they are a temporary program room. so, we have some of those options. again in even in those settings, the person needs to be able to handle their daily toileting needs, and so forth. because we do not have the kind of bedside care that comes with it. we don't say that these people don't deserve it service. we are saying that our department has limits of what it's focuses. we need to partner with hsa around in-home support services and aging and adult services and dph with their medical services and their various levels of treatment and the options they have. then we create a better city response. to that end, our board and aided entry effort is helping to identify that. we recently reviewed our coordinated entry with dph and they were saying yes, the people we are prioritizing are the people they would priori

he did not commit today, nor did he speak to the media but made a tearful address to the congregationbs in the future and he also asked his congregation to pray for those redundant workers. also asked his congregation to pray for those redundant workerslj should for those redundant workers.” should imagine a few awkward questions around the family dinner table in their household tonight. john campbell, many thanks. let me bring you an update on something we spoke about earlier when chris folks mentioned the floods. there are more than 50 flood warnings in place across england — and 10 for wales — after heavy rain caused travel disruption for parts of the uk. persistent downpours led to localised flooding and difficult driving conditions in parts of north east scotland. elsewhere, a mudslide forced rail services in lancashire to be cancelled. what chris was saying is that the difficulty with, that we were going to have with this was that the amount of water that was already there was no going to be topped up by, before it has a chance to drain away, additional rainfall which could be q

i expect them to congregate up policy. i expect them to congregate up there. but, yes.nt. standing room only on the independent ventures. —— benches. the business secretary, andrea leadsom urged rebel tory mps to reconsider their decisions of voting against the government before tomorrow. she was speaking to our chief political correspondent vicki young. it is incredibly disappointing and we have had jeremy corbyn now demonstrating that he is determined to stop brexit at any cost. 0bviously on our side i really do hope that some of my colleagues will realise that if they vote for this bill tomorrow they are just taking away the prime minister ‘s negotiating and. he has been quite clear. we are hopeful and mystic about getting a renegotiated deal that parliament can vote on before the end of october but this would remove that negotiating hand. many of your colleagues went to see the prime minister today wanting reassurance from him that he was seriously trying to get a new deal and they were not reassured. they said there were no negotiating team, no new offers on the ta

they need to be enrolled as a congregate or home delivered meals. >> yes. okay, thank you. >> thank you. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? then we will vote on this next month. thank you. as we announced earlier, we will not be reviewing item c. today, that will be deferred until next month, and we we -- we will be moving to item d., requesting authorization to modify the existing grant agreement with community living campaign for the provision of a community services program pilot during the pitter september 1st, 2019 , through june 30th, 2020, in additional amount of former $6,945 plus a 10% contingency for a total amount not to exceed $1,223,990,000. welcome back to tiffany. >> thank you. good morning again, commissioners. the budget modification for community living campaign his community service program pilot will enable them to increase the number of community connector programs and continue their work in collaboration with the department to launch a public awareness campaign this year, foc

it features 3 local bands with rockers congregating from all over botswana. the evening has a very special meaning for the 3 queens for respectively different reasons. gloria is taking the opportunity. to just enjoy herself for what's cluedo combines business with pleasure managing to sell one of her custom made elephants for flora it marks a return to a life she's been missing for the last 2 years. lists lists for europeans this might look like a regular friday night in a dingy rocker bar but for these queens of heavy metal gloria ludo and flora it's the biggest event of the year was it's about seeing and being seen and living out their identity as part of a family part of a culture and as queens in a realm they can call their own cut live. i. was. plenty of borderless europe plenty feeling person in northern ireland playing for in texas pro and con. games but it was wrestlers under the 2 conflicts in border regions such help people deal with and cut our special interests for years i fled. in 30 minutes on d. w. . board battle to find decent accommodation. n

and it's the way the light hits it a really highlighting it out rather than the rest of the congregation how would that when you take a closer look at it you do not to something. that proves this really is a twenty first century at funeral because you will see that some of the congregation at this lady here alright she carrying i'm- holding aloft the mobile phones in order to take a photograph. of the lady that asians yes absolutely i know just this at the time windows broken live on television that was more than just this one person i'm not tryingo single her outut. but a lot of people f the wondering whether reading this is the thing to do it is a kind of natural reaction now whatever you see something big and important to capture with your mobile phone. is it really the right thing to do out of a funeral questions perhaps maybe austin the decorum and thought if you want my opinion no it's not. well in in the echo the indy perhaps caught up in the moment a look at it another striking image from today came from a tv journalist by the name of normal society ate. at she went along to some

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her then boyfriend gave her an ultimatum forcing her to choose between him and the local church congregation for the rockers. the chaps hats and other cowboy accessories all make sense but the cowbells that some of them are up wear are meant to commemorate a time when runaway slaves were forced to wear them the more rock where the bells to honor them and as a reference to cowboy culture. good. enough and a. good. look at it and. then it's time for the parade a core ritual of any gathering and the chance for the more rock to take center stage. was. they struck down the road as if on a fashion show. the runway showing themselves from their best and loudest sound more of consciously leads the parade past the church tent. the procession takes them all around the village a procession that takes cues from those of the major religions it symbolizes a concentration of power. the group having flora lead the parade through her village is unprecedented and she revels in every single step along the way having a 2 year absence from the gatherings for her it's a public affirmation of her identity for 2 ye

it features 3 local bands with rockers congregating from all over botswana. the evening has a very special meaning for the 3 queens for respectively different reasons. gloria is taking the opportunity to just enjoy herself for what's cluedo combines business with pleasure managing to sell one of her custom made famous for flora it marks a return to a life she's been missing for the last 2 years. for europeans this might look like a regular friday night in a dingy rocker box but for these queens of heavy metal gloria lugo and flora it's the biggest event of the year. it's about seeing and being seen and living out their identity as part of a family part of a culture and as queens in a realm they can call their own. i. last. for years in the lives of meggie and leo or whatever you always think it will come some time from difficult to stay hopeful. their 2nd chance in life. to patients to live before and after a life saving organ transplant. donor organ recipients. in 30 minutes on. her 1st day of school with. her 1st claiming less. than gore's grand moment arri

festival is held every year in the capital governor on it features 3 local bands with rockers congregating from all over botswana. the evening has a very special meaning for the 3 queens for respectively different reasons. gloria is taking the opportunity to just enjoy herself for what's cluedo combines business with pleasure managing to sell one of her custom made an outfit. for flora it marks a return to a life she's been missing for the last 2 years. for europeans this might look like a regular friday night in a dingy rocker bar but for these queens of heavy metal gloria ludo and flora it's the biggest event of the year. it's about seeing and being seen and living out their identity as part of a family part of a culture and as queens in a realm they can. well their own. elite. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful the photo may not be known as a champion of human rights for those one in particular close quarters it's an issue the likes of bush's free looks like this this week is on the ground combat so the focus is emotional religious freedom is donald trump trying to hijack

in the sanctuary nearby, terror and confusion take over the congregation. some jump up from the pews and race to the door, then turn back. then, the gunman's rifle appears to jam. there, you can see oscar stewart, in the white shirt, chasing after him. >> i didn't think about what i was doing. instinctively i just ran towards him. i yelled, "i'm going to kill you." >> reporter: other congregants follow as earnest flees to his car. an offduty border patrolman begins firing but misses. in an open letter posted minutes before the shooting, earnest allegedly called for the killing of jews and then calmly called 911 on himself right after the shooting. >> so what happened? >> i opened fire at a synagogue. >> reporter: today, he sat stone-faced throughout much of the hearing. and david, earnest is also accused of trying to torch a san diego-area mosque in a separate crime. now, earnest has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. and as for that assault-style rifle, david, authorities tell us he purchased it legally. david? >> matt gutman live in california. matt,

it features 3 local bands with rockers congregating from all over botswana. the evening has a very special meaning for the 3 queens for respectively different reasons. gloria is taking the opportunity. he too just enjoying herself for once ludo combines business with pleasure managing to sell one of her custom made famous for flora it marks a return to a life she's been missing for the last 2 years. for europeans this might look like a regular friday night in a dingy rocker box but for the screams of heavy metal gloria ludo and flora it's the biggest event of the year. it's about seeing and being seen and living out their identity as part of a family part of a culture and as queens in a realm they can call their own. i. d w's talk show strong opinions clear positions from international perspective. saudi oil fields are loaded powder to us as a rand came close to wiping the fuse coming up onto the point will discuss the gulf crisis no threat it poses the president's reelection join us. 8 minutes on the political. wait a 2nd we want the whole picture as facts a

this congregation is the largest congregation still there.el that it's -- i'm fully proud to work on it. again we've been doing that work pro bono. we brought in payton turnbull to do a bunch of work pro bono. we're getting a bunch of work done, it's not like they have lots of money to try to renovate the building. the goal for the renovation is to do a seismic upgrade, all a.d.a. and all of the same things we did to st. joseph's, including not adding an mezzanine. we would like to try to add some other, gosh, add-ons to the facility and make it a state-of-the-art facility for kids and youth. they do a lot of things around music, which i think is a really critical -- a critical thing. other than that i have done a lot of work in the community, which most people know. i have got united way is here. i helped them buy their building. they've been my partner, gosh, forever. and i guess that's it. any questions? >> supervisor ronen: i have a couple of questions. so based on your experience, what you see as the most urgent issues facing the histori

stu d e nts tearful address to congregation students in the church and he said he did all he could toay for those redundant workers. and john campbell there in belfast. there are almost 60 flood warnings in place across england and 13 for walesafter heavy rain caused travel disruption for parts of the uk. persistent downpours led to localised flooding and difficult driving conditions in parts of north east scotland. elsewhere a mudslide forced rail services in lancashire to be cancelled. there've been more violent clashes in hong kong's main shopping district — after the latest pro—democracy protests. thousands of people have been taking part in the unauthorised rallies, and riot police used tear gas to try to break up the crowds. it comes as china prepares to mark the 70th anniversary of communist rule. 0ur correspondent stephen mcdonell is in hong kong. ina sign in a sign of master sent thousands of residents of hong kong to susa say despite they found —— were told to do so, despite tear gas rubber bullets use against them, they marched through the streets and we had everything from

several other congregants also wounded. in the sanctuary nearby, terror and confusion take over the congregation. some jump up from the pews and race to the door and turn back. then the gunman's rifle appears to jam. there you can see oscar stewart in the white shirt chasing after him. >> i didn't think about what i was doing. instinctively i just ran toward him, yelled "i'm going to kill you." >> reporter: other congregants follow as ernest flees to his car. an off-duty border patrolman begins firing but misses. in an open letter posted minutes before the shooting ernest allegedly called for the killing of jews then calmly called 911 on himself right after the shooting. >> so what happened? >> i opened fire at a synagogue. >> reporter: he sat stone-faced throughout much of the hearing. ernest is also accused of trying to torch a nearby mosque in a separate crime. if convicted of all charges he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. so far he's pleaded not guilty to all the charges. as for that ar-style rif

to the acting director of national intelligence who legally is bound to process on to congress congregational oversight within 7 days this has not happened because the acting director consulted justice department who consulted white house counsel who advised him not to release the complaint to the congregational committee so this is a situation here where you have active intervention by the white house counsel to interrupt what is a very clear legal process in terms of making evidence provided by whistle blowers available to select congressional committees so congress has now subpoenaed that the acting director of national intelligence there will come before them on thursday and one of the questions he's going to be honest is why has he obstructed this report from come from congressional oversight thank you very much mike hanna for us in washington well u.s. senator elizabeth warren is gaining ground in the race for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination she has overtaken the former vice president joe biden and a poll in the key states of iowa a survey puts warren on top of the table wit

reporter: glide memorial methodist church celebrated a milestone, not for the building or the congregation itself, but for the man who started it all. this morning's service was more colorful than usual as the choir arrived happily wearing the signature robes that the reverend cecil williams wore when he preached. >> we are experiencing love that is sewn into the robe. >> happy birthday to you. >> reporter: it was a celebration of 90 years of a life spent served immediately left fortunate. the reverend cecil william was seen as a radical and later a civil rights leader and eventually a humanitarian. has church became a refuge for people society had but behind left behind. >> that is why he does what he does, he wants everyone to know there is someone out there that cares. >> reporter: along the way reverend williams has become a celebrity himself exalted by the rich and powerful. his wife and church cofounder, says he has never lost sight of his mission. >> he has always kept his feet on the ground. he has never elevated himself above anyone else and he has always told everyone you have po

sunday's mass the high point of his visit to the island speaking to the hundreds of thousands in the congregation the pope condemned cultures of privilege in which as he put it a few live in wealth and the expense of the vast majority. of villages whose your name on monday pope francis travels to marisha is the 3rd stop on his 3 nation african tour. to tennis and bianca under e.s.q. has begun serena williams in straight sets to win the u.s. open in new york the 19 year old canadian have this done the start to the match taking the 1st set to 63 she then storms to a 51 late in the 2nd and looks certain to win and williams 4 back to tie the set of 5 all on various q. held her nerves though and eventually won the set claiming her 1st ever grand slam title. as one of the most important awards in international said international cinema a golden lion from the vin venice film festival and this year's prize goes to a joke up a movie directed by the american todd phillips the film's adopt origin story of the batman villain starring walking phoenix in the title role it's the 1st golden lion for directed tod

protest announced for this afternoon a bicycle protest the protestant church has called on its congregations to ring church bells in protest so all sorts of different civil society actors are involved and are calling for people to take to the streets ok a lot of individuals and groups looking for some kind of action from the politicians the german government of course meeting this morning it wants to introduce a number of measures to reduce c o 2 emissions let's take a look at what they have in mind. germans love to cycle they diligently recycle when it comes to the environment germans like to consider themselves model citizens even angle america was once hailed as the climate chancellor for pushing other countries to acknowledge the scale of climate change. government also decided to phase out nuclear energy by 2022 but still germany is no climate change. in fact it is one of the countries with the highest c o 2 emissions worldwide germany wants to have these emissions by 2030 experts warn it won't meet this target. it's early exit from nuclear energy made germany heavily reliant on fossil

sunday's mass the high point of his visit to the island speaking to the hundreds of thousands in the congregation the pope condemned cultures of privilege in which as he put it a few live in well from the expense of the vast majority. of villages. on monday pope francis travels to marriages the 3rd stop on his 3 nation african tour. to tennis now and bianca undress who has beaten serena williams in straight sets to win the u.s. open in new york the 19 year old canadian had the strongest starts in the match taking the 1st set 63 and she then storms to a 511 lead in the 2nd. to win but williams fought back to tie the sets of 5 old andrea held there and won the set claiming her 1st at the ground slam title. in formula one shot has sent local fans into raptures by winning the italian brawn prix in a ferrari it was the 2nd victory in a row for the 21 year old driver who beat home a pair of miss a p s l terry boss ass and his teammates lewis hamilton the englishman still has a commanding lead in the driver's championship. now it's one of the most important awards in international cinema the golden lion

. >> young and old congregating in the sturdiest building around. but ev that sustained damage. when the poweronent down, the line posts stopped. they faced fierceind and intense rainfall. >> we are in the midst of a historic tragedyrt in of the northern bahamas. the focus is such rescue and recovery. i ask for prayers and those in affected a a. >> because the hurricane is moving so slowly, it will take a long te before they are affected. there are fears that many may not have survived the night. a:la for the latest on atdorian's we cacross over to lance would. his dorian movinghaway from the s tonight? >> that is the big news today, the northwestovement of six miles an hour. the wind is growing in size although the mngim intensity is 110 miles per hour now, making ihua category two rricane. >> and how close his dorian to e florida coast? >> it is still more than 50 miles off thef coast hurricane force wind has been staying offshore. laura: what kind of effect cod loople expect in florida as the hurricane gets cr? >> the biggest effect is some flooding it looks like we will dodg

ildi th congregation itself, but the man that started it all.vice was to shine the light on reverend wilson williams, who has spent 90 years of his life serving. he first started in 1963. he was later seen as a civil rights leader. eventually a humanitarian leader. 's church became a refuge for people that society left behind. >> he has always told everybody, you have power. he uses his power in order to empower others. >> changing the world. i believe that we have touched people from all over the world. >> the party moved to a nearby park. people are on the street were welcome to join the birthday celebration. >>> a yuba river is turning to a yellow color. investigators from agencies are testing the water for toxic metals like arsenic, lead and mercury. they are also investigating e. coli concerns. >> e. coli can make you very sick. you could develop flu-like symptoms. >> investigators and till they know what this is, this is off limits to swimmers and animals. >>> back here in the bay area, in other eatable sunset to kickoff the weekend. tempe

chinese armiese congregating. they will not bring them in for now. they want to rely on the hong kong police to do their dirty work. do not give them the in a fit of the doubt. if the hong kong police do not do the work mainland authorities say they should, the people's army is always a solution. >> thank. -- thank you. are -- neymarname will not leave the club just yet. he is reportedly to stay in paris for now. >> he was reportedly ready to cough up his own money to leave paris, but now, the window is closing and he looks likely to stay for a third season. he had hoped to cut short his time in paris and make a return to fc barcelona. french and catalan media are reporting the parties could not come to an agreement. the gamble has not paid off. paid17, the french side 222 million euros for the footballer, hoping they would take him -- take them closer to champion league glory. two years later, his behavior has put him at odds with the bosses. >> i hope he leaves. he should if he does not want to wear the jersey anymore. >> he is not integrated into

marvelous journey to walk with folks through all the stages of life through the challenges of the congregation. we have had our arguments with our denomination. we have done some significant witness. people that were vibrant when i first arrived there. and with us no longer people that were kids or married or have kids of their own. ministry is ultimately a celebration and an embrace of life and to be there for 30 plus years is to celebrate and embrace life. >> my administrative assistant had been here for 12 years. she blessed me and surprised me with all the different baptisms i had and weddings that i did and the different people that have joined and the memorial services. she presented that to me along the manorial memorial service. at our church, there is the sanctuary building and the office building. sometimes before a memorial service, i will be sitting in my office looking across the sanctuary and saying, i don't think i can do this anymore. i don't think i can do one more. then the moment comes and you start greeting the family and you start remembering the contributions the person m

well to the south and now a congregation is left feeling frustrated and helpless after thieves continue to target their church. all that in hills united methodist church has been struck. twice recently. this was the second time the equipment shed was broken into and struck by burglars in the past month. now in the latest effort fees may off with a trailer that was filled with fat thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. pastor mary ellen yoshino says that they are devastated that this just keeps happening. hurtful we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. >>we had a more secure a place for them and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>went away. well, san jose police actually found the trailer it was just a few miles away from the church at a homeless camp. of course all the supplies are gone and some people are using it as shelter. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a bittersweet gunfire as giants manager bruce bocce retire years after 25 years, see how fans packed the stadium for his very last it. before we go how about we t

. >> it's what pastors do for their congregation. >> reporter: but now?ith -- a missing person who's just vanished off this earth. >> reporter: a week and a half person who's just vanished off this earth. >> reporter: a week and a hala person who's just vanished off this earth. >> reporter: a week and a hala person who's just vanished off this earth. >> reporter: a week and a half after marie vanished, or drove away, or whatever she did, the detectives went calling on the flanders. who said they fully expected marie would return soon. this was not the first time she took spur of the moments trips, they said. >> never to the point where she had to be reported to law enforcement missing, though. she came back. >> reporter: although the flanders told the detectives, they were quite worried about marie's state of mind. >> they noticed a downward spiral -- >> reporter: that she was going into a depression or something? >> she might be going into a depression state, yes. >> reporter: thing was, said the pastor and his wife, marie could have wild mood swings, an

he said alcoholics used to congregate but they weren't violent. but that's not the case anymore for these drug users . >> some people have been stabbed and intimidated. it's definitely worse. >> i been here for years and it was always a dodgy neighborhood but in the last six months they've taken over this corner, and it really attracts a rough crowd. >> reporter: some customers are high, urinating, defecating leaving used needles and some just pass out. >> after they shoot up these people will be incapacitated, and we have to deal with that. >> reporter: peter is the building manager, he and his employees used call 911 about twice a week to report people in distress. now it's five times a week. according to statistics in 2013, 26 people were found dead or transported to a hospital by ambulance. this year it's on track to have 141. all on this single block. for the people who work here being surrounded by drug use and increasing levels is scary and heartbreaking. but one time was christmas day. we found a gentleman dead in the doorway. it's really

. >> young and old congregating in the sturdiest building around. but even that sustained damage. when the power went down, the online postsli stopped. ethey faced fieind ind intense rall. >> we are in the midst of a historic tragedy in parts of the northern bahamas. the recovery.ch rescue and i ask for prayers and those i affected areas. because the hurricane is movi a so slowri, it will take long time before they are affected. there are fears that many may not have surhtved the nig laura: for the latest on dorian's path, we can cross over to lance would. his dorian moving away from the bahamas tonight? >> that is theig news today, the northwest movement of six miles ahour. the wind is growing in size intensityhe maximum is 110 miles per hour now, making it a category two hurricane. >> and how close his dorian to the florida coast? m>> it is stiore than 50 miles off the coast. hurricane force wind has been staying offshore. t couldwhat kind of eff people expect in florida as the hurricane gets closer? >> the biggest effect is some flooding. it looks like we will dodge a for the h

weeks legally in which to investigate this complaint which he did he says in the lead to the congregational committee that he found the complaint to be credible and very importantly off an urgent nature he then sent it in accordance with protocol to the acting director general of national intelligence saying that he should then posset on to the congressional committee having reviewed the matter now legally the acting director general has one week to posit on to the relevant congressional committee in this case the house intelligence committee he did not do so having consulted the justice department which then decided that he should not release the information as it did not a good deal directly with the intelligence community so here you have the intelligence oversight man getting into a direct suspect it would appear with the acting director of national intelligence and with the justice department which is prohibited that information from being released so certainly congress now has a lot of ammunition should it go down the route of legal action we.

. >>> a south be congregation is having its faith tested, again. burglars keep targeting it. the items that the crooks keep coming back for. >> reporter: they have had three break-ins in the course of one year. these are not just burglaries on church property, they are he has put his handyman skills toin march and once again this week. when someone or several someone's, broke into the shed and stole all of the gear for the boy scout group. >> they got the trailer. all of the stuff was there they are and the new stuff. that we just bought after the last break in. we just purchased it at all and to get down to the storage. are the trailer was found and returned by the san jose police department. but all of the gear is gone. the reverend says that if somebody is that desperate, god will help them find a way to get what they need. there are plans to update the security systems here at the church. including adding more lights and security cameras. in san jose, kpix5. >>> up next, our kpix5 original report. >> after years of illegal, wire and not the numbers adding up? >> reporter:

the justice department in particular which it accuses of blocking information that legally the congregational committee should receive in the interests of protecting the president the congressional committee has now subpoenaed the acting director of intelligence to appear before it next week to explain why he did not follow constitutional and legal procedure and forward vetted complaint to the relevant committee in congress or to finkelstein is a professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school she says this is a significant development. this is an enormous story possibly the biggest story of this presidency because 1st of all it's arguably the 1st time that a whistle blower action has been filed against the president if indeed that's what this action is as we now are coming to understand. and there are extensive protections that are required by law for whistleblowers to enable them to bring important information of corruption to light so 2nd of all there would be as part of the story obstruction of justice potentially on the part of the white house actors in the white house or e

>>seas continue to target a church in the south bay leaving the congregation feeling helpless thanks 10 i'm can way and i'm pam moore, the almaden hills united methodist church has been struck twice recently. >>in the latest theft, the burglars made off with an entire trailer filled with thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. well for us dan thorn is live in san jose tonight. he joins us with more on what was taken and what the pastor is saying about all of this dan. >>a boy scout troop is locked up tight after being stolen and cleaned out the troops towards their supplies at the almaden hills united methodist church in san jose. >>and you can tell this is just forced and that's helped.