so they let us come back, but actually if the bishop branch started burning we get out of here some of one does neighbors. share a similar mindset vintners of state-backed attend to their vineyards confident firefighters will keep the flames away from their properties, the one to feels a bit guilty knowing her home has survived and so many others in the community have suffered losses a story she says has repeated itself are too often last year we evacuated. for only a few days. again it's just there in 2017 i had 10 of my friends lose their homes. a lot of people from my church whether it's floods or fires a piece of paradise comes at a price in healdsburg phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. we continue to monitor all 3 major complex fires in the bay area and crews are taking advantage of cooler weather and reinforcements to establish containment lines around the flames. >>the latest numbers from cal fire just into our newsroom. the scu lightning complex fires in contra costa alameda santa cruz. counties are now 25% contained, that's up from 10% yesterday. the lnu lightning complex fires

chuck: i would bet that is an episcopalian bishop and not a catholic bishop. jane: it says the first catholic according to shane mccarthy. chuck: mccarthy should know. jane: he put his name behind it. chuck, a couple people asked about your book. could you just hold it up again so people can see it? chuck: my baby. jane: there, this is the book. it is available through the united states capitol historical society. if you go to our website, there is a shop feature and you can get all kinds of wonderful memorabilia of the capitol. we have christmas ornaments made with marble from the capitol, we have books like chuck's books. if you want to get the book, come join us if you want to be part of the continuing exploration of capitol history. we hope you become a member and supporter of the capitol historical society. thank you very much. we appreciate the depth of your knowledge. and the fact that you shared it so well. chuck: it was fun. thank you. jane: thank you, take care. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the nat

bishops conference they're mostly been very active in the issue political used in a duty back to thetime but. mr goodere i don't know if you are still with us we may have lost the line to hadi there yes we appear to have lost the line we'll try to get mr good to bad but in the meantime let's carrying on millions of lebanese are in poverty while the political east elite are trying to find a new prime minister and government and the devastating explosion of almost 50000 tons of ammonium nitrate nearly 2 weeks ago was the final straw for many buying and smith reports from beirut. like many other lebanese and want to seal has always managed to get by no matter what was thrown at him being conflict or economic crisis but now it's different measure bennett get all mad i walked around 8 kilometers he says as he describes trying to get medical treatment in the aftermath of the port explosion that sent a devastating shockwave through beirut. i think he has and he. can't. and there are new. 70 year old antoine eventually found a hospital to treat the injuries to his head and arm now he relies

the first catholic to preach in the capital was bishop john england. the bishop of north and south carolina, who breached there on january 8th, 1826, for two hours. now you know something that you did not know before. >> i would bid that's an episcopalian bishop and not a catholic bishop. >> it says it's the first catholic according to shane mccarthy. >> mccarthy should know. >> he put his name behind it. >> chuck, i think a couple of people asked about your book. could you hold it up again so people can see it? >> my baby. >> there, this is the book. it is available through the united states capital historical society. if you go to our website, there is a sharp feature. you can get all kinds of wonderful memorabilia at the capitol. we have christmas ornaments made with marble from the capital. we have to find books like checks books. if you want to get the book, come join us. if you want to be part of the continuing exploration of capital history, we hope you become a member and supporter of the capitol historical society. thank you very much. we appr

however bishop give it has his own theory. is governed and in the middle ages there were many stories of miracles where blood dripped from the consecrated bread and i assume that white wine was introduced because one didn't want to strong association with blood like the broad policy. motive or the reason the church has never break elated the color of mass wine only that it must be pure and unadulterated. it has to be choose from pressed grapes that's been fermenting you can't use any artificial substances you have to. laws governing the production of wine in germany forbid the use of additives anyway this means that at least in theory priests in germany can buy wine for the mass at the local supermarket the bishop gave it wouldn't dream of doing such a thing he personally selects the wine for masses celebrated in tree cathedral and of course it all comes from the dial sassoon vineyards. 6 once a year and he meets up with irvin angle for a wine tasting. more of the the 1st mass is at 7 in the morning or so we have to select a f

>>bishop o'dowd sophomore forward jalen willis exploded on the national scene last season unlike any elite basketball recruit he figured this summer heat have the opportunity to showcase his talents in front of the top college coaches in the country. but then covid-19 happened so instead of fancy national tournaments across the country. it's been small gyms and rape rooms in oakland. >>he was supposed to be a busy summer full of high profile games on circuit for jay to move. >>i was planning to play for team won on. and now a we are going to travel around the country. a lot where plan he would be else okay we're going to plan a lot of tournaments and competitions but because of the pandemic a new basketball was shut down for the summer leaving jailing to continue his progression in the basketball world you'll fashion and work out away finding open runs in oakland during a pandemic. >>not so easy i would've been able to find the man >>and save their life like my kids in their lives. >>jalen is considered one of the top amateur basketball players in the country. he is currently ranked

we have the bishop and others participating. we have chinese dancers, chinese decorations, a blessing of ancestors and so on. let's see if i can police photos up and we can just watch this. >> i came over, and we, before this activity, this was taking part in your local church, but we want to show chinese culture on a bigger scale. so, that's why we loved. >> is quite beautiful if we just rolled through these you can get an idea of how gorgeous is in the church. the priest and the investments are usually the most beautiful thing, but on this day, quite beautiful things going on. and a reverent prayer for blessings, and wonderful sermons and so on. and the chinese will sing in choir. and thinking about the good lucky dragons, are they doing the right thing out there question! i guess, it's a tradition. the chinese new year we celebrate with the dancing of the dragons, the lions. it's to really represent the harmony between healing and the earth, and the whole, and animal . so, really enjoyable. >> that is beautiful. and let me sa

what would be the modern-day equivalent of that bishops each? >> the modern-day equivalent of that bishops speech, even though we've heard this, nothing frankly from the federal government but i would think that governor andrew cuomo, one thing i've been impressed by in his daily briefings is his emphasis on yes that things are improving now, hospitalization rates are coming down in new york state . but there's always he's always very careful to emphasize how tragic, what the disaster of all these debts night after night. he never has let us all forget the fact that even though we're in this, this race now with the virus to make it subside, he's always reminding us of the grave losses that we are still experiencing. he never loses that perspective that's very important. but another aspect of leadership and churchill had this as well is first of all, to be an effective leader i think you have to have a strong, well-balanced moral compass. and one ancillary effect of having a strong moral compass is that you are also able to experience and express

one man in particular personifies the link between tree a cathedral and wine growing assistant bishop franz yourself gave it even has a grape ball in his coat of arms france gave it was born into a family of local wine growers and is a trained wine cooper. as a theologian he's also very aware if the religious significance of. the eucharist is the source and climax of all ecclesiastical life without the eucharist there would be no church and without wine. so there's an essential link between. all you have created rightly gives you praise for through your son our lord jesus christ in their car by the power and working of the holy spirit you give life to all things and make them holy and you never cease to people to yourself. a pure sacrifice may be offered to your name. we humbly implore you by the same spirit graciously make these gifts we have brought you for consecration. of your son our lord jesus christ. and we celebrate these mysteries in which he himself took bread and giving you thanks he said the blessing broke the bread gave it to his disciples saying. take this all of you eat

speech. >> the modern-day equivalent of bishop speech, nothing frankly from the federal government but i would think that andrew cuomo one thing i'm impressed by his daily briefings in his offenses on things that are improving now like hospitalization and so forth are coming down in new york state, it's almost very, very careful to emphasize how tragic in the disaster of all these deaths, night after night, they have never let us all forget the fact that even though we are in this race and the virus to make it subside, he's always reminding us of the great losses that we are still experiencing, he never loses that perspective and that's a very important thing. another aspect of leadership and churchill had the sons will, first of all to be an effective leader, you have to have a strong well-balanced moral compass in one effect of having a strong moral compass, you are also able to experience and express empathy in madison they churchill was very good about and he could manage both, he would be the first of the defense and he was also deeply impassive and understood and on a personal le

and when 160 people are abducted terrorized young women are fictionally assault or rape guns bishop speak out and instead of a government order for an independent investigation into the torture was very catholic bishops only look ill or mine dirt are labeled genocide or whatever highly problematic similar. government spokes person in this conversation we should allow to that to actually speak so we're really aware of the economic challenges in zimbabwe but that is not the critique not to the greatest critique the greatest critique is how you deal with people who are speaking out who are protesting. it. thank you for my show on death and over much to our desire for giving us this honorable opportunity except in a time of to maybe make this very clear it's quite unfortunate you have brought into it to visit from the simple to go party one disguised as a civil society activists but now the tone of the language speaks again to this and one thing which is going to unfortunate that remains to take some time to respond to 2 people was quoted from the same political school of thought which of the

or become a bishop himself though. i was to be one of 7 cameramen to take part in a feature film about the pope's 1st pilgrimage to poland mortgage skidoos if you can go to see if you have sense if it is in the polls. this was extraordinary. because for the 1st time i didn't feel like i was being censored. we could focus on spirituality and what it meant for this country was not to go could argue that because of the pope's visit showed that 80 or 90 percent of the country was opposed to the political system during june tickets and i was pretty forgiving them a system of. this was a significant setback for the polish communist party. average people who had never before considered standing up to the government did so now they felt they were on a new mission committed to defending human dignity. although the pope never referred directly to the government all poles understood his message. to. their religious face gave them strength the strength of community. the city of god dance on the baltic coast on august the 14th 1980

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you -- the first catholic to preach in the capital was the bishop of north and south carolina. he preached there on january 8th, 1826 for two hours. >> while. >> now you know something that you didn't know. >> i would bet that's an episcopalian bishop and not a catholic bishop. >> it says the first catholic according to shane mccarthy. >> mccarthy should know, right? >> he put his name behind it, so i'm just putting it out there. >> i buy it. >> chuck, i think a couple of people asked about your book. could you just hold it up again so people can see it? >> my baby. >> there, this is the book. it is available through the united states capital historical society in -- if you go to our website, there is a sharp feature. you can get all kind of wonderful memorabilia of the capital. we have christmas ornaments made with marble from the capital, but we have fine books like checks books. if you want to get the book, come join us. if you want to be part of the continuing exploration of capital history, we hope you become a member and a supporter of the capitol historical society. than

so they let us come back, but actually if the bishop branch started burning we get out of here some of one does neighbors. share a similar mindset vintners of state-backed attend to their vineyards confident firefighters will keep the flames away from their properties, the one to feels a bit guilty knowing her home has survived and so many others in the community have suffered losses a story she says has repeated itself are too often last year we evacuated. for only a few days. again it's just there in 2017 i had 10 of my friends lose their homes. a lot of people from my church whether it's floods or fires a piece of paradise comes at a price in healdsburg phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>coming up help has arrived hundreds of members of the california national guard ready to take on wildfires burning in the bay area the help they're offering to cal fire straight ahead, plus we'll talk live with a cal fire representative >>our top story tonight cal fire's progress fighting the wildfires across the bay area here are the latest containment numbers for the 3 lightning complex fires. the

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and let's ask him a couple of things we've got mr harper here with me thank you for joining us mr bishop or in terms of the this election one of the key factors your contending with for the 1st time is obviously the corona pandemic how much of a challenge has it been with you to organize an election with this pandemic with her to ensure that. there are no core life pretty you know. if you could the real lokpal which are. with good concordance will. be. over i. think they will probably is. australia for their what we believe. we are living now the problem with appalling is peter. that's right if we were to take that one further i mean essentially with the corona pandemic you had to postpone the elections twice this is the 3rd date essentially that has. cleared after parliament was dissolved so is the kind of relatively law or not it's still early in the day you have a few more hours left but from your experience you've been in this field for more than 35 years at by sort of you know 10 11 o'clock you were talking sort of 20 percent or thereabouts what has been the turnout been like and ho

. >> are you aware the director of the church archbishop of washington and presiding bishop along with a catholic bishop of the archdiocese of washington all denounced this police assault on the civil rights and civil liberties of the people? >> did they do that before or after the fire was put out? >> all they know they denounced what you did. greg: [laughter] bill t15 should check is vendor for a hairpiece you whenever something really stupid. how does the media cover it so seriously this enraged anchor had to take off her glasses to talk about it. >> what is hold accountable look like? are there consequences. >> we have many actions are consequences. >> we want people to know we have to hold them accountable to the american people. you saw him yesterday he spoke over the top of every one of us in particular he spoke of her women. greg: [laughter] the media watches large powermad freaks and then someone that's answering their questions voluntarily and then he is looked at as the oppressor. today we have a media and a party endorses intolerance not only on the street and online bettin

here with me thank you for joining us mr bishop or in terms of the this election one of the key factors your contending with for the 1st time is obviously the corona pandemic how much of a challenge has it been with you to organize an election with this pandemic we heard to ensure that. there would be no more or life pretty. if you could the. concordance all. alone pill to authority we do a lot of house program. now we think general public is on those terms. for there are many public pleas that was made kelly now they are coming to the polling stations now flash floods have had several problems in yemen killing at least 20 people including children in the regions of. east and west of the capital city of some of the worst affected 2 weeks of heavy rains have made homeless as for he left behind but explains. to eventual rains fill up this dam in the yemeni region of moderate forcing it to overflow. since it was rebuilt in the 1980 s. there are growing fears it could collapse nearby refugee camps have been damaged the rains have also downed power lines and destroyed crops. there is a lot o

haven't delayed it epidemic and the delay was about 6 to 8 weeks so give us an opportunity to be bishop it you know belief field hospital and surely we had adequate start so you know the different drugs nugent like dick cement its own and so we haven't really seen the same kind of death 3 that we're seeing in europe and i think partially we have a younger population but also because we didn't have the same overwhelming response from the epidemic and so i think overall the cases are higher than we expected but they did so are lower than we expected. talking about response now let's talk about the vaccine trials countries around the world are testing cover 19 vaccines on their own people who volunteer so why are many skeptical in south africa. when we look at vaccines we as a country have been involved in testing many different vaccine it's against various bacterial infections of course moni on the and so on so we have a very rich history and a substantial interest structure to test vaccines but we also have an anti vaccine movement and that's not an offshoot of what you see it us in othe

who is there we just men's they they just take the lead of movements against the prisons to ask for bishops so a couple of weeks they've been protesting in the streets and later on after protesting protesting in this government start to rescind some of their leaders this and one of the one of the movements even with me face to a big from one agency army police force in force us who has been killed in that leaders must. so fine a limb people were kind of getting fed up with all these stories and actually what's comes on is the army and what took place in this a pass and the army has just taken the decisions to force the prison to visit and now that he has been forced to resign what's next for mali. next for my lead i surely know the pains because harmony has taken as they say taken their responsibility to end up with these with these the power and means of 5 he's the one with kind of all i see the resistance of the prison so. it's going to be among the movements in fight including the religious movement which is the moment it was a must when the social. social society including together with

wade was handed down by the court in 1973, the catholic bishops jumped into fight it. well, the protestants were not going to join up with something the catholic bishops were running so they hung back. and it was several years before the protestants came in. of course, they did finally and now they have kind of taken over the movement and that is just fine. everybody is working together fine against abortion. but it was in about 1976 that we realized that one of the reasons the feminist wanted e.r.a. was they felt it was the key to locking of abortion funding into the constitution. the supreme court had handed down a decision -- the harris v. roe decision which said you do not have a cost of delusional right to have your abortion paid for. but they wanted it paid for and they thought they could get that through e.r.a. because they would charge that it was sex discriminatory to deny this money. and of course, they made that case in a number of courts and they have made it elsewhere too. but that show that if you were for e.r.a. you were also for abortion. and so they jo

ultimately the church comes around and the bishop supports them but it took a lot. gregg: at the same time this was happening there was a lot of discussion as to the nonviolence that they used in the strikes in the boycotts, et cetera. and you mentioned that there was violence at times among the farm workers. there were acts of sabotage against the growers. manuel chavez, a relative of cesar, was quite relentless and perhaps i'm reading too much into this, but i sense the emotional violence that many volunteers must have felt when they were dismissed from the movement, must have caused a lot of emotional violence. miriam: ruthlessness was not a foreign concept, shall we say right. and i think that manifested itself in different ways. one of the reasons chavez was so effective was his single-minded focus and intensity and i think that was communicated to his followers and people interpreted that in different ways and people who have been part of movements or read about them may identify this, if you believe and you are led to believe by this leader who is a tremendou

a man who would later become a bishop himself though. i was to be one of 7 cameramen to take part in a feature film about the pope's 1st pilgrimage to poland mortgage skidoos if you can go and see if it is in the polls. this was extraordinary you know in which because for the 1st time i didn't feel like i was being censored. we could focus on spirituality and what it meant for this country was not that the group could argue that critics of the pope's visit showed that 80 or 90 percent of the country was opposed to the political system during june tickets and i was just you've got a will that was system of. i think this is a significant setback for the polish communist party. average people who had never before considered standing up to the government did so now they felt they were on a new mission committed to defending human dignity. although the pope never referred directly to the government all poles understood his message. to. their religious face gave them strength the strength of community. the city of god dance on the baltic coast

severely curtailed because of the coronavirus pandemic in a speech to the nation modi laid out to bishop's goals including a digital health id and a promise of high speed internet in all villages within 3 years. with a number of corona virus cases on the rise across europe cross border travel restrictions are being reintroduced germany has now declared most of spain a high risk region only the canary islands are excluded tourists returning from the rest of spain will have to be tested for covert 19 or else go into quarantine the travel warning is expected to have a severe effect on destinations such as the island of majorca. mayall car and island of silence this was the island in the middle of june when german tourists largely began arriving again off the lock down but it may well start to look this quiet again soon now that germany has issued a travel warning for the bill eric islands gems schmidt runs a small her tellin my oka it is many rooms a large garden and now big water use. today we received 3 cancellations because people are insecure or cannot afford to go into quarantine when th

bishop barber is the cochairman and author of we're called to be a movement. joins me now. want to start, we have a lot of concern by people like jim jordan who might want to stay away from the whole football issue, had issues as assistant wrestling coach at ohio state but he's saying we need football. football is a priority. ben sasse wrote entire letter about it. struck me as i read the tweets and saw the letter from it ben sasse that people who play football on scholarship generally come from families with no money, without the scholarship, can't go to college. there's big push for them to get out and run and jump for entertainment of rich people and meanwhile families can't afford food. i don't know if it struck you that way but that's how it struck me. >> it struck me that's the way mentally people feel about the poor. roots in racism. talk about give people money, they're going to be lazy. that's what slave masters and racists said about black people. but here's the ugly, damnable thing that americans are learning, racists are liars but also learning that racists are

is in my district in the second marine intelligence officer elected and that may be a distinction bishopwarned us that we can go overboard but as long as we maintain that capacity this is something we can win. i can't help but think that it goes on every day and criticizes the cold war thinking and mentality because they don't want the new cold war to end the way the old cold war did. so i will rest my thoughts. >> that is a perfect opening. i would love to turn to you now. i loved your book and i would like to say that each of the essays is elegantly crafted and perfect for those that are new to the subject as well as experts as well and the famous historian who wrote about the strategy would have been proud. let's start a little bit with the title of the geopolitics. it was a little bit about what you mean by geopolitics because it is a theme that runs through the book and it's important for the audience to understand a little bit of what you need and because he's also featured in the essays that forms a framework for the rest of the chapters. >> i realize now the title of the book sho

joe bishop henchmen with the national taxpayers union foundation says business is also don't know if the irs will waive penalties for not collecting the tax. >>so it's a big disincentive to. risk all of that under the order bishop henchmen says there's more of an incentive for employers to hold on to the funds and wait to see if president trump follows through on another promise will be terminating that tax but the president can't sidestep lawmakers here. he would need congressional approval to make the payroll tax change permanent in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>and still ahead this morning, the man accused of beating and raping a woman in her 60's is in jail this morning. we'll find out why san mateo police are thanking the community for helping them track do want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. morning welcome back on the peninsula, sa

. >>> catholics the bishop and other priests held masses outdoors at st. mary's cathedral to celebrate the feast of the assumption. worshippers set up a chair on markers to socially distance outside the cathedral. it encourages other parishes to follow this model. >>> carmel is crack down on beach visitors who ignore beach restrictions. they have to face in a mask or else they face a fine of $100. they must walk, run, swim or surf and can't bring coolers, umbrellas or beach equipment to lounge around on. group activities is not allowed. >> it's about time. yeah, you know, a lot of people come here and they're walking around naked with their faces hanging out and it just feels wrong. >> repeat offenders can face a fine of up 00 >>> there was a big virtual salute to rosie the riveter today in the bay area museum that honors women for hard work during world war ii. normally all the rosies gathered in richmond. the pandemic halted this year's gathering. so the rally went online with messages and tributes from women all over the u.s. >> i want to thank you, ros

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already bishop o'dowd sophomore forward jalen louis exploded on the national scene last season. and like any elite basketball court recruit. >>he figured this summer heat have the opportunity to showcase his talents in front of top college coaches in the country. >>but then covid-19 happen so instead of fancy national tournament's across the country. it's been small gyms and weight rooms in oakland. >>it was supposed to be a busy summer full of high profile games on to a new circuit for jeanne moos. >>i was planning to play for team why not. we are going to travel around the country. a lot where planned u of l second we're going to plan a lot of tournaments and competitions but because of the pandemic a new basketball was shut down for the summer leaving jailing to continue his progression in the basketball world the old fashioned the workouts and in the way finding open runs in oakland during a pandemic not so easy i haven't been able to find 2 >>save their life is like my kids in their lives. >>galen is considered one of the top amateur basketball cleared in the country. he is

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joe bishop henchmen with the national taxpayers union foundation says business is also don't know if the irs will waive penalties for not collecting the tax. >>so it's a big disincentive to. risk all of that under the order bishop henchmen says there's more of an incentive for employers to hold on to the funds and wait to see if president trump follows through on another promise will be terminating that tax but the president can't sidestep lawmakers here. he would need congressional approval to make the payroll tax change permanent. in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>and for your money this morning homes are flying off the market, the president says that he's reached a deal with the drug company for a coronavirus vaccine. jane king is live in new york she has all those stories and more hi jen goodmorning. >>i love good morning as president trump said the government will purchase 100 million doris experimental coronavirus vaccine it's and phase 3 trials at the moment now this is very similar to the deals of the government's reach with johnson johnson and pfizer as odor in a stock is

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