ashleyl john-baptiste, we will check in with john—baptiste, we will check in with you again. to the evening. not as good start to the evening. not as good as luke shaw, two minutes into the first half, he has already scored for england, the fastest opening goal in a euro 2020 final in the history of the competition. if i remember rightly, it goes back, in one form or another, to just after the second world war. mark lowen is in rome, i should imagine that the reaction in rome was somewhat more subdued than in wembley. i rome was somewhat more subdued than in wemble . ., ., ._ rome was somewhat more subdued than in wemble . ., ., ., in wembley. i have to say, apart from the incredibly _ in wembley. i have to say, apart from the incredibly loud - in wembley. i have to say, apartj from the incredibly loud screams in wembley. i have to say, apart i from the incredibly loud screams in the piazza del popolo, when england scored, there was a sense of excitement in the lead up, singing the national anthem, there were italians showing off the incredibly creative outfits, with the gree

who who has ebenezer baptist church. i mean he is the ministry of ebenezer baptist church so that because of the the fight against anti-black racism and white supremacy was unrelenting. black christians by and large could not avoid being political so that the we developed our ancest developed a form of christianity with the liberating god fill at its center and that liberation was both after one's death. deliberates all disappear, but liberation on earth it was and black christianity was meant to be a redemptive force for a nation who's original sin was slavery that gives it a completely different identity than its sister denominations whether it was a methodist church or the baptist church anglicans. i'm ashamed to say we're kind of slow and accepting the baptism of black people as you well know in 1680 morgan. god would always give a lecture about morgan godwin who is an anglican priest. i wrote a book called the negro in indians advocate in which he says these people are human beings. there was a question students whe

all under the national baptist convention.. >> that shows the centrality of the institution of the black church. just through one denomination. >> i hate to do this but they are asking me to wrap things up. we are just getting started. we have hours. >> thank you for the book and all the work you do. thank you for everything you have taught. everything you have modeled. you are a light in the black community. i cannot thank you enough. thank you to all of our guest for attending and being on with us today. please go by the book. and read the book. a recording of this conversation will be available on the website. please check it out and thank you all for attending host: if you follow the wnba you know who jocelyn is, the star for the cavaliers and now with the new york liberty. but she also formed

all under the national baptist convention.. >> that shows the centrality of the institution of the black church. just through one denomination. >> i hate to do this but they are asking me to wrap things up. we are just getting started. we have hours. >> thank you for the book and all the work you do. thank you for everything you have taught. everything you have modeled. you are a light in the black community. i cannot thank you enough. thank you to all of our guest for attending and being on with us today. please go by the book. and read the book. a recording of this conversation will be available on the website. please check it out and thank you all for attending and god bless. >> good night >> the three major technological defeats of the second world war of the american and effort was the adam project and then the b-29 bomber but the third was a little analog computer 55-pound mechanical device with knobs and buttons and gyroscopes and pulleys intended to solve a problem that had bedeviled bombers love how do you make sure i

the shakers and methodist more baptists time on more. more baptists mass in the baptists and. so i thought of religious diversey. that's going to initially be a stumbling block. i haven't mentioned. catholics in itamerica that he is the key reasons things we together.ang in three words, join or die . so much so that the first consideration a letter to the cross saying what you join us even though we've recently lost a war against you in the war boston french-speaking deal strategically is useful for us to have you on board so you don't thousand and while verifying on the coast. and so the sense of the nice letter is saying eu membership. it's like a credit card. you were a gold card with american express or mastercard or whatever. they even say thanks but no thanks and we don't really want, so they're trying to actually conquer mario and arnold comes close but fails. so religious diversey is one of the things that's going to make it hard for americans to join or die. 13 different colonies now at different times, for different reasons. virginia is making money and massachusetts

so does not matter, maybe i am the baptist chaplain with the marine corp.squadron but it is my responsibility to make sure the catholic and the jews and muslims and seventh had been ten methodist and whoever, that there right to practice their faith and they have the freedom and wherewithal to do that. likewise to ensure the people who have no faith, they're not bugged by those of us who do. but the kenya models very different. the canyons have a protestant community the chief of chaplain. and it prop the protestant chaplain ava catholic a community in a catholic chief and chaplains and have a muslim a community with muslim chaplains muslim chief. chaplain we have three genes of chaplains in the canyon military and each of them relates fully to their faith tradition criticism argument kind of model that hours. so we did some military to military engagements with kenya. and we went to rop and we spent some time with each of their chiefs and chaplains we talked about different things that we did training this net and the other we made plans for the canyons to

there's different baptist groups in the middle colonies. and so the middle colonies, i think it's representative of the kind of diversity that you see in modern america. there was just a lot of different kinds of religious groups. a lot of kinds of ethnicities. sometimes they don't get along with each other, they're competing for adherence, but it's kind of hard to tell the one single, linear story of the south and slavery, new england and puritanism. the middle colonies is more like that. and in new england when you get into the early 1700s, and you're talking about the 18th century, we mean the 1700s, new england sees the decline of puritanism. remember, they had been founded in massachusetts, connecticut especially, these kind of colonies were founded as puritan colonies. and puritanism by the early 1700s is in decline. now 70, 80 years past the time of the founding. and the puritan movement has started to fade away. historians e debate about just how much puritanism is really declining. some of this may just be taught because you know t

the baptists are important in virginia and madison befriends the baptists in particular.of religious diversity. in this what he initially be a stumbling block. catholics in maryland, but america for strategic reasons, we have to hang together. three words join or die. so much so that the first confederation congress actually writes another cross saying that why don't you join us even though we recently got a war against the jews. french and indian war. even though your catholic we are protestant, your french speaking and were english speaking, geo strategically, is going be useful for us to have you on board so that you don't stab us in the back while we are fighting the rats on the coast. so i sent a nice letter saying that this is our view. we membership in like a credit card you been preapproved for card with american express or mastercard or whatever. and they say, thank you but no thanks. we really don't want that it so americans actually try to conquer to back and then they come close but they fail read some religious diversity is one of the things it's going to mak

baptist is treating 389 covid patients. that's an increase of about 11% from last week. 83 of the patients are in the icu and on ventilators fighting to survive. baptist says more than 99% of the infected patients here are not vaccinated. and dr. michelle akeno says those getting sick are younger too. >> i admitted a perfectly healthy 19-year-old woman, a perfectly healthy 25-year-old. you're seeing these healthy people that are walking around saying i don't need a vaccine, i'm fine, if i get covid, i'll be fine, and that's not true. with the delta variant, that's not true. >> our average age right now is at the 50-year-old mark, and we are seeing patients infected with serious respiratory problems as young as in their 30s. >> and once patients are seriously ill it's too late to get the vaccine until they recover, but that hasn't stopped many for begging for it. >> we're getting ready to intubate which means putting them on a ventilator, and they say if i get the vaccine now could i not get on the ventilator. they're beggin

hospital, a school and a police station in less than 2a hours. 140 students were taken from the a baptist. it follows an attack on a nearby hospital, where at least eight people were abducted. this is a scene outside a school where families are waiting for news. 0ur nigeria correspondent, mayenijones, has more. nigeria's kidnapping crisis is spiralling fast. we've just heard of a kidnapping that took place at a hospital on sunday in the town of zaria. now it seems another kidnapping has happened at a school in the northern state of kaduna. we spoke to a parent who told us that in the early hours of monday morning, around 2am, a number of armed gunmen stormed a baptist school in kaduna, they came into the back, they knocked down a fence. a mother we spoke to said there was as many as 60 gunmen, and they abducted the students with them. this is happening at a time when kidnapping is at an increasing right across nigeria. there is an economic crisis here brought on by the fall and the price of oil and lockdown during the covid—19 pandemic, unemployment has risen, the price of food is rising,

both happened on ninth street near the chinese independent baptist church. abc7 news reporter matt boone has reaction from the community. >> reporter: a woman in her 80s was being escorted by her daughter down ninth street at harrison just after noon when two suspects emerged from an idled car and started chasing after them. a third suspect runs up as they continue thrashing the women to the ground, taking their belongings before getting away. >> it's kind of frustrating. >> reporter: as president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, carl chan says he's been getting flooded with calls. >> and saying that how upset they feel and how angry they are and seeing, you know, our community is being attacked. >> reporter: that attack happened a day after another incident happened on the same block captured on the same security cameras. the video shows a man standing in front of the baptist church when two men run out of an idled car. they're seen knocking him to the ground, hitting him repeatedly with a gun. a good samaritan was also pistol whipped. police s

both happened on ninth street near the chinese independent baptist church. abc7 news reporter matt boone has reaction from the community. >> reporter: a woman in her 80s was being escorted by her daughter down ninth street at harrison just after noon when two suspects emerged from an idled car and started chasing after them. a third suspect runs up as they continue thrashing the women to the ground, taking their belongings before getting away. >> it's kind of frustrating. >> reporter: as president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, carl chan says he's been getting flooded with calls. >> and saying that how upset they feel and how angry they are and seeing, you know, our community is being attacked. >> reporter: that attack happened a day after another incident happened on the same block captured on the same security cameras. the video shows a man standing in front of the baptist church when two men run out of an idled car. they're seen knocking him to the ground, hitting him repeatedly with a gun. a good samaritan was also pistol whipped. police s

gunmen attacked this baptist high school in southern kaduna just before 2am on monday.eaded to the school. we have the nigerian air force that's supposed to carry warplanes! this has been going on! this has been going on, the government has failed us! we stand in one voice, we condemn whatever happened, and we will continue to protest until our children are brought back! just hours earlier, another kidnapping took place in the same state — this time in a hospital, where a one—year—old baby was amongst those abducted. they entered some of the houses in the corridors and beat some people. like my sister here, they beat her with her two children, and her daughter. five of them. 13 million children are already out of school in nigeria, and unicef says this latest wave of abductions will make things a lot worse — more than 1,000 students have been taken from schools and universities across five northern nigerian states since december. nine of them have been killed, and more than 300 children are still missing. nigeria is in the midst of twin economic insecurity crises. —— ec

told us that in the early hours of monday morning, around 2am, a number of armed gunmen stormed a baptistcked down a fence. a mother i spoke to said there was as many as 60 gunmen, and they abducted the students with them. this is happening at a time when kidnapping is at an increasing point across nigeria. there is an economic crisis here brought on by the fall and the price of oil and lockdown during the covid—i9 pandemic, unemployment has risen, the price of food is rising, and many criminals are turning to kidnapping as well, which we have seen in northwestern nigeria, in particular, the mass kidnapping of student since december, there has been more than 1000 students abducted. nine of and were unfortunately killed. 200 students are still missing. unicef say some of them are as young as three years old. this latest kidnapping will be a headache for the governor who has criminals because he says it incentivises them. unfortunately, this meant that a number of kidnappers have come to kaduna state and art carrying out attacks with increasing frequency. with the economy doing as bad as it

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baptist is now treating 389 covid patients.ase of about 11%, from last week. 83 of the patients are in the icu and on ventilators. fighting to survive. baptist says more than 99% of the infected patients here are not vaccinated. and dr. michelle akino says, those getting really sick are younger, too. >> i've admitted perfectly healthy 19-year-old woman. okay? a perfectly healthy 25-year-old. so you are seeing these healthy people, that are walking around saying i don't need a vaccine. i'm fine. if i get covid, i'll be fine and that's not true. for the delta variant, we are really seeing that is not true. >> reporter: about 44% of the covid patients here are under the age of 50, according to the hospital. >> our average age, right now, is at the 50-year-old mark. we've seen patients infected with serious respiratory problems as young as in their 30s. >> reporter: and once patients are seriously ill, it's too late to get the vaccine until they recover. but that hasn't stopped many from begging for it. >> getting ready to intubate

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[inaudible]. >> clerk: director john baptiste. >> thank you. >> thank you. so i was very supportive of concept partners of the project, and the question i have is one related to timing. i know the $30 million is required for the moment that we're in to make sure that we're competitive on the new start. the $20 million will be secured by when -- or that's my question. when does it need to be secured by, because we wouldn't want to miss this opportunity where we have a federal form of administration that would be looking positively at this project, so that's my first question, and the second question is, obviously, we understand the issues related to high speed rail funding. have staff begun to think about a back up strategy if things rule unfavorably for the funding. >> thank you, director. jessie or [inaudible], do you want to take that? >> i'll take it. those activities will start late next fiscal year, so about 18-plus months from now. i think one of the issues is trying to advance the demonstration of intent or commitment to that phase in concert with the

ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. the time is almost 6:20.land, as the government changes its travel rules. and coming up, world number one ash barty is through to the women's final at wimbledon. she'll face karolina pliskova on saturday. coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel, the latest on women's semifinals day, as ash barty books are a place in her first wimbledon final after a straight—sets win over the prime minister has set out details of britain's final military withdrawal from afghanistan. it's nearly 20 years since the uk and other foreign forces entered the country, in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks on the united states. there are concerns that the departure, led by the us, will leave the afghan government vulnerable to the taliban, who have been making gains in recent months. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. at one of the few nato bases left in kabul, the lowering of the union flag signalled the end of the mission. most of the 750 british troops who remained in the country have now returned home. time

security guards at baptist boarding school is the latest in a way of massive duction around 1000 students have been kidnapped in nigeria. since december. chancellor, i'm going to michael and french president emmanuel mccall have held a video conference with their chinese counterpart changing ping. they discuss issues ranging from climate change to human rights. she tell the pair that he hopes to expand chinese cooperation with europe. i northern afghanistan, more than 1000 soldiers have abandoned their posts and fled to neighboring to gast on after taliban fighters overrun. most districts in the action province and group has been gaining territory across afghanistan, since international troops started pulling out. and now leave many africans worried about their future. these afghan people are determined to leave the country. that's why thousands of them have gathered at this passport, office and capital cobble trying to find a way out there. the future has become too uncertain. as the fact of the us troops withdraw will start to unfold. pharma want to districts have fallen. there's not a

they both happen on ninth street near the chinese independent baptist church. abc7 reported matt boone has reaction from the community. >> reporter: a woman in her 80s were was being escorted just after emerged from my car and started chasing after them. a third suspect runs up as they continue thrashing the women to the ground, taking the belongings before getting away. >> it is frustrating. >>> as president of the chinatown chamber of commerce, he says he has been flooded with calls. >> saying how upset they feel and how angry they are. and seeing our community as being attacked. >> reporter: this happened just a day after another incident happened on the same block, captured on the same security cameras. >> reporter: he the video shows man standing in front of the baptist church 12 men run out of the car. they knocked him to the ground, and hit him repeatedly with a gun. a good samaritan was also pistol whipped. they say they have tried to focus on this area, but they have been stretch then. >> a lot of our resources are ni thheharerence e . >> rorthe commun

the video shows the man standing in front of the baptist church and two men run out of an idle car seen knocking him to the ground and hitting him repeatedly with a gun. a good samaritan was also pistol-whipped. the police said they are trying to focus on the area but are stretched thin expect many of our resources go to everything we can. i know definitely that the chief has put more police presence in this area. >> reporter: he says the community patrol groups formed earlier this year have helped to decrease crime in the area overall recently. he fears that criminals have not been deterred by the efforts. >> since last week we are seeing a spike of crime happening in chinatown.town.tow. it is kind of concerning. >> reporter: he said the chambers offering a $2500 reward for information leading to an arrest in in the meantime another community group will host a pop- up market on saturday to raise money for more security cameras to be installed in the area. matt boone, abc7 news. >>> next week san francisco officials will talk about a community policing and deployment plan as the tourism

first attack happened yesterday near the chinese independent baptist church on ninth street.an is on the ground, screaming as two men rob him. a man tries to help and gets pistol whipped. then two people are ambushed and try to fight back. both attacks are being investigated but are not call called a hate crime. >>> today more athletes from team usa went on their way to tokyo. members of the fencing team and shooting team flew out of sfo. so did journalists, including our own raj mathai. >> reporter: all this talk about the tokyo olympics and we are here. can you hear the overhead announcements. team fencing is on the flight. it's a 11 and a half hour journey. we have been tested twice already. we'll be tested when we get to japan and filled out all sorts of documents. the olympians themselves are ready to go. >> this feels great. it feels surreal that we're about to get on the flight to tokyo, after a whole year of delays and changing of training schedules and competition schedules. it's coming to action and coming to fruition. feels so real. i'm really happy to go out and c

if it's all an illusion but i would think involving the southern baptists and evangelical christians would be a great challenge. >> it would because the dividing line isn't so much the religion. it's whether or not you're a fundamentallyist and how you read scripture. is it literal and if you take it literally you have problems whether you're a jew, christian or muslim. if you do biblical scholarship around the text you can see the genesis one story is a rediscovery of faith. you can talk about the universe in six or seven days. >> so one of the first things if someone is watching there and wants to get involved with these dialogues to realize if i understand what you're saying that you go back to your sacred text and you begin to read them in a different way and you are lifting up genesis as compatible even theological description that is not out of line with the science. >> exactly. augustine said that the bible doesn't teach how the he vans go. by the bobof gesistuo toaven. loan yan koz molg and we don't take that serious. >> just give us a pinnacle of it. >> the days of creation

anchor: a school was rated by gunmen, 150 children are missi from the baptist high school.the 10th school kidnapping in nigeria since december. this is one of the parents. >> i'm told by friday that will be located. this morning at about 6:00, they entered the school, kidnappers. none of our children are back. anchor: we've been talking about who may be behind the attacks. >> the region where its happening, where kidnapping for ransom is common. criminal gangs have been targeting schools, as you said in your introduction. since december, mass abductions have been happening across northwestern nigeria in particular in this state. they follow a similar pattern, they stormed the school and take often hundreds of students with them into nearby forests where they keep them until as paid. >> so in this case do we believe ransoms have already been demanded? >> authorities are keeping very tightlipped about the whole thing. they have not confirmed exactly how many people were taken. in the case of the hospital, it is still unclear if any children under the age of three are taken. b

when i was 10 or 11, he played new orleans music and i played in danny parker's baptist church, a newrleans band. jazz was difficult for a person might age figure out what it was because it was not a part of the american mythology. the black community had competitions in classes so you could get a track record on your resume. when i was 14, i won a competition to play the trumpet with the new orleans philharmonic but i was playing jazz the whole time. i played on a wednesday. david: the only person to win a grammy in classical and jazz the same year, you. mr. marsalis: my father went to the grammys. he wasn't into those kind of things and he was like, wow, this is impressive. at the end of the show, i won. i was back in the hotel with him and my mother. i was like, yeah. my daddy looked at me and was wondering, he said, i am glad you won the grammy. i am glad you won. don't get me wrong. you don't think this means you can play, do you? i started laughing because i was, like, 22 and i knew what he was saying because i had a long way to go to learn how to play. david: what do people say

first happened near the chinese independent baptist church on 9th street.an man screaming as men rob him. man tries to stop them, pistol whipped. same street, three suspects ambushed two people who try to fight back. oakland police are investigating both attacks, not currently calling either a hate crime. >>> who is it going to be? in matter of hours will know who is running to replace governor gavin newsom in the recall election. deadline was today, secretary of state will release the list tomorrow. jean elle. >> reporter: some candidates hoping to replace the governor are running television ads, others just announcing they filed paperwork. before the deadline to enter, 75 people submitted candidate intention statement. political analyst larry gerbin expects a smaller list on the ballot. >> likelihood a fairly small group, 20, 25 people who are running for governor. remember, all it takes to run for governor is $4200 check for the secretary of state and 65 signatures. >> reporter: some have name recognition, others won't. recall supporters with rescue cali

her career on stage and on screen has resulted in an oscar, baptist, and two prizes here at canne --n an oscar, bafta's, and two prizes here at cannes. now we are off to meet her. hello. it is a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. >> proceedings are under way. you are an ambassador for the official brand for the festival. after such a strange year, a cultural hiatus, what is it like to return to cinema? >> there was maybe not a dry eye in the house for the feeling that life, it can carry on. there was a time when you really felt that chain -- that things had changed forever. and there's nothing wrong with that, incidentally. i think resettling is sometimes not a bad idea. sometimes festivals, many of the things just get over inflated, or it constantly gets bigger and bigger and bigger until it explodes. to reset is not such a bad thing, and cannes this year is in my experience quieter than normal, but just the fact that it is back, the appreciation of film, the fact that cinemas and film and all sorts of detainment where people gather together have been so curtailed. >> l'oreal is ce

john baptiste was spoiled for choice when he was looking for a summer job. >> i applied to a few places, and all accepted me, but in the end, i decided to work here. >> without students, they would not have been able to open. >> half of our staff are students, which has not been the case before. >> france's tourism industry was already short of workers, and the covid-19 pandemic has only exacerbated that shortage. without the staff to keep it running, the country's economy faces another hurdle on the road to recovery. >> the eu, meanwhile, is getting set to introduce what is called a digital levy on a wide range of companies. the commission vice president said the new charges will cover hundreds of firms, most of them european, and wl be used in part to repay the 750 billion euros they collectively agreed to borrow to finance recovery from the pandemic. this comes on the heels of thursday's announcement by the we cd that 130 nations have agreed to a minimum 15% tax rate -- announcement by the oecd. >> the agreement is for the 100 biggest companies. this is for many, many more. from i th

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the more and dillman coach at now in in baptist church and clinton, maryland are suing coca cola and the american beverage association. right was do this. the war had moved to the court room. dillman codes there to sick the law on the coca cola corporation. the me we know that the consumption of sugar in these products exceed the american heart association. what are you asking for from coca cola? well, what do you want this company? we want coca cola to in their deceptive marketing practices. they have spent $120000000.00 in 5 years between 201-2015 falsely advertising their product. the multinational retaliated by accusing the pastors the freedom of speech violation. and after suing for legal expenses, threat were several $1000000.00. coca cola now demands that the case be dropped, the coca cola statement. the allegations here are likewise legally and factually merit unless and we will vigorously defend against them. the allegations are like coca cola misled consumers about the science of sugar sweeten beverages because several of their executives went out in the press and made stat

more violent, local and federal law enforcement gathered today outside of the chinese independent baptist church. we're 2 violent attacks took place earlier this month. oakland's new police chief leronne armstrong said they've increased patrols in the city's chinatown area and in the eastern part of the city where they have seen steep increases in crime recently, but he says even with more officers on patrol. they still need the public's help to catch an put people behind these crimes behind bars. >> clearly we've seen incidents happening open. that has shocked their the idea. was marginalized community. our seniors will be walking down the street and the positive assaulted and robbed. it's clearly unacceptable. the oakland police department we've been looking at these incidents. we've released video to the public because we truly do meet the public's help. somebody knows these individuals who are responsible for these crimes. and we hope. if they feel is important civic duty to report. let police know who they are so that they could stop committing these crimes in our community. >> durin

maybe 10 or 11 he started to play new orleans music and i also played in danny barker's fairview baptist church band. jazz was difficult at that time for a person my age and my generation to figure out what it was because it was not part of the american mythology. whereas with classical music, you had competitions and classes you could go to so you could get a track record on your resume. like if you say, what did i do? it would say when i was 14, i won a competition to play the trumpet concerto with the new orleans philharmonic. but if but -- but i was playing jazz the whole time. what can i say that i did? david: but in one year, you won a grammy, the only person to win a grammy in jazz and classical music in the same year. wynton: it's a funny story about my father. he went to the grammys. he was not in those kind that he was not into those kind of things. he sat through the whole show and he was like well this is the grammys. at the end of the show, i was in the hotel him and my mother getting ready to go out to a party or something and i was like yeah and my dad looked to me and he

police say that gunmen shot wildly and overpowered security guards at a baptist high school.he missing children are thought to have been kidnapped. 1000 students have been abducted in nigeria since december. for more on this story, let's go to our west africa correspondent, fred janssens from lagos. what more do we know about this latest kidnapping? fred: this latest kidnapping, as you mentioned, they kidnapped more than 140 students at a protestant school, and they overpowered the police -- the police say they overpowered the security at this school and they went ahead and took more than 140 students in that school. before that, they also attacked a hospital in the same state of kaduna, where they kidnapped health workers and even some patients, including one infant. brent: we know that northern nigeria is seeing more and more of these attacks. this is the fourth mass school kidnapping in kaduna in the last seven months. why has this part of the country become such a dangerous place for schoolchildren? fred: in general, in the north, kidnappings are very common because it ha

judge javier rodriguez in san antonio found the air force, quote, 60% responsible for the 2017 1st baptistshooting in southerland springs. according to the judge, the organization failed to submit kelley's criminal history into a database which could have prevented the gunman from purchasing the weapons that he used in the attack may or may not remember the shooting. it happened in early november of 2017 when the gunman was a former air force servicemen. devin kelley opened fire during a church service. 25 people were killed including one pregnant woman putting the total death toll at 26 the attack remains the worst mass shooting in texas history. the developing international news tonight, the president of haiti has been assassinated. reports say that jovenel moise we rather was killed in his home earlier this morning and we have just learned the presumed assassins have been arrested. the first lady of haiti. she was also shot in the attack and is in the hospital tonight. ease spent most of the past year waging a political world. the opposition over the terms of his presidency. he was 53 y