the presiding bishop of the episcopal church. the first african-americacan to lead the d denomination. this elelection oururs in a time of global pandemimic, a tie when there is hardship, sickness, sufferin a and death, but the seselection also occucun the time of great d divisions.. divisions that are deep, dangerous, and potentially injurious to democracy. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. for the second day in a row, presidident trump refused to commit to accepting the results of novembeber's election if his rival joe biden wins. trumump was asked about the election as he left the whwhite house thursday to campaign in north carolina. pres. trump: we want to make sure the election is honest and i'm not sure that it can be. i don't know that it can be with this whole situation, unsolicited d ballots. millions send to. amy: president trump's threat to invalidate the will of the voters sparked widespread alarm among democrats and progressives and

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[crowd cheering] senator tom tillis, richard hudson, to congressman mark walker, took dan bishop, andig murphy -- to dan bishop my greatmurphy, it is honor to be here and except the endorsement, on behalf of the president of the united states, of the 60,000 men and women of the police benevolent association of the southern states. [applause] i want to thank you all for being here. i especially want to thank the cops for trump that are with us here today. but i am here for one reason and one reason only. that is that north carolina and america needs four more years of president donald trump in the white house. [cheering and clapping] for all the support we have received around the country, and i know i speak for your senator and these great congressman, to have the support of men and women who serve on the thin blue line of law enforcement means so much. particularly in the challenging time when we see violence overtaking the centers of our major cities. now, more than ever, the american people are grateful for those who serve on the thin blue line, and president trump and i will alway

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bishop, thank you for inviting me. harris, reverend jackson, i am humbled to be with you. is a full-timeo social worker, is part of your effort. a real sicking friend who had a kidney replacement. her name is ashley and, reverent, she is anxious to meet you. together, we can carry on dr.

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, bishop burns that the mass of the americas be sung there. there cathedral is the cathedral of our lady of guadalupe way. >> thank you. we have to close up. i want to say thank you so much for being with us. tell the viewers to come to mass on december 8. it will also be live streamed. >> yes. >> thank you for being with us and thank you for your work. and thank you for watching mosaic. >> ♪ ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> another wild fire explodes in size thousands forced to evacuate and campers rescued by helicopter or. >>> stage ii emergency overnight. morning of rotating blackouts as a flex alert remains in place for labor day get. >>> the bay area and are wreaking heat and pg&e may be forced to cut powerpoint >>> in mourning i am emily turner. >> and i am devin fehely. >>> in the 70s right now. that says a lot

bishop, thank you for inviting me. reverend harris, reverend jackson, all of who joined us tonight, i am humbled to be with you. my daughter, who is a full-time social worker, is part of your effort. she is visiting a real sick friend who had a kidney replacement. her name is ashley, and, reverend, she is anxious to meet you. together, we can carry on dr. king's poor people's campaign, based on a simple truth that we are all created in the image of god, and everyone has the right to be treated with dignity and respect. my father used to say a job's about more than a paycheck. it is about dignity, respect, being able to look your kid in the eye and say it is ok. so many people today cannot do that. so many people have made the walk my father had to make up a short flight of stairs. he lost his job in scranton, pennsylvania years ago when i was a third grader. he said, you have to stay with your grandpa. it will be about a year. i will come back every weekend. it is only 157 miles. i could not imagine what it was going d

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conference of catholic bishops? these other leaders -- pres. trump: we are in the process of doing that, i think it is horrible. they are playing the religious card, and you're talking about catholics. that is a very major religion in our country. chris, do you have anything to say? >> she will be strong, she will set up for what she believes in. pres. trump: she went through what i did four years ago in terms of different things, she went through and did very well, rudy, what do you think? >> the article in the new york times today reveals a very strong anti-catholic bias. it says in the article that atholicism and the american -- indiscernible] what is the american --, what is their version of it? that's a horrible showing say. then it says catholics have difficulty separating public and private morality, i do not have difficulty separating public and private morality. what i see is a very strong anti-catholic attack and having listened to the john kennedy election, that article reminded me -- it should have been written before john kennedy.

the washington post hosted a series of virtual discussions with bishop pd jakes and ralph reed, founderman of the faith and freedom, elation. topics included the black lives matter movement, u.s.-israel

only to catholic bishops have come out to say the same thing you have.ny effort been made by any of you... i think that... has any effort been made by any of you... ithink that... i has any effort been made by any of you... i think that... i think it's audible what they're doing. they're playing their religious card, and you're talking about catholics. it's a major religion in our country. chris, do you have anything to say? she will be strong to be tough and stand up for what she believes in. just like i did four years ago. she went through before and did really well. the new york times today revealed a very strong anti—catholic bias. it says in the article that catholicism in the american ethos can contradict each other. what is the american ethos? that's a horrible thing to say. it says catholics have separated public and private morality. i don't have difficulty separating public and private morality, so what i see at the beginning of a really strong, anti—catholic attack and having lived through the john kennedy election, the article reminded me of

bishop jackson views, religious service as essential in times like these that he believes more should be done to allow opportunities for churches that do not have the space for vehicle service if we could get some kind of way to allow the church to be able to set up on vacant parking lot and we have plenty of them in oakland alameda county all of them. the city on them they're not being utilized or anything. >>why can't we park those 400 cars on those large loss and have our services to hours later recon and. >>everybody's list. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>coming up the pandemic has changed the way we shop at the grocery store heb some of the trends that might actually stick around. >>plus we'll hear from kyle shanahan a day after the niners dropped their season opener. head man has to say about the status of his squad when we return. >>and pregnant women living in san francisco might be able to get up to a $1000 a month and a new program. we'll explain after the >>pregnant women living on san francisco will be able to get a $1000 a month, thanks to a new pilot program this is ca

bishop will vote yes on h.r. 4447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote aye on h.r. 4447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? madam serman schultz: speaker, as the member designated by ms. mucarsel-powell, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. yes onl-powell will vote h.r. 4447. as the member designated by mr. pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. hastings will 4447.es on h.r. as the member designated by mr. payne, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the mr. payne will also vote yes on h.r. 447. -- h.r. 4447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman recognition?seek mr. gallego: as the member designated by representative pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative kirkpatr

always good to see you bishopation. >> good morning.l says when in hell keep going. you say when you are going through hell keep praying. you're to concussion on women. why? >> it's very important. this is a critical time for women. they are up to bat in so many different ways, whether they are in board rooms or the courtrooms or whether they are in legislature or managing an office or managing getting kids off to school. more and more pressure and more and more responsibility is placed on them and particularly at this time when we're facing so many crises in the world. i wanted to look at how to survive life. >> you say prayer is need more than ever now because americans are grieving. what do you mean >> well we've had over 200,000 people to die. we had millions of people to be contracted with this virus where many have not recovered well. we're grieving because your emotions about our country and ourselves have been shattered. we're grieving because of violence, crime, police brutality, racial discord, the economy shaky, losing our jo

looking on the bright side bishop jackson says now that neighborhood it involved with the services withhis because the pa system that we is so powerful that pumps. i guess you can hear probably 2 or 3 blocks down the street, so now everybody sing in church on sunday morning and the whole neighborhood and that's the part life. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>coming up supporting san francisco students who are learning from home will tell you about the city's. a new community learning hubs and where they will be located. >>and city leaders are pleading with health officials in santa clara county to give them a fighting chance to safely reopen. why leaders are arguing that remaining close is not a strategy. >>and addressing littering and dumping sites in the >>san jose may soon be upping the ante in what the mayor says is the battle against blight. >>the city council is being asked to triple the budget toward cleaning up the mess kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the plan now live from san jose rob. >>that's right tonight. i'm here on old omen and road in san jose behind me here you se

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 go pierce if you have sense if it is at the poles. it will be this was extraordinary 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 because of the pope's visit showed that 80 or 90 percent of the country was opposed to the political system during juvenile courts and i was just you forgot there will that was 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. going to. their religious face case can strength the strength of community. the city of god down scon

when she made the awful remark to the judge. >> let me repeat my question again, why are only two bishops within the church speaking out that will you make an effort to get the u.s. -- >> they will come out, this is day one. we just started this, this is absolutely day one. they will be coming out very strong. the catholic church is very united on this. they are so thrilled that amy was chosen. they are so thrilled. again it has been 24 hours. it's been a very short period of time but they will, very strong. >> you spoke earlier about the subject that joe biden has been refusing to answer questions on hunter biden in his involvement with russia, ukraine and even china. >> the press does not ask those questions, it is incredible. >> the debate is coming up this week, will he be able to answer those questions? >> we are going to find out because a lot of things are going to come up in the debate, that may be one, the son did not have a job, he had some big difficulties in all of the sudden he is making millions of dollars. as soon as his father becomes vice president. i think that will come

only two catholic bishops have come out to say the same thing you have. is any effort being made by any of you to say get the u.s. conference of catholic bishops -- >> i think that, yeah. >> these other leaders within the church? >> we're in the process of doing that. it's horrible what they're doing. i mean, playing the religious card and it's frankly, talking about catholics. it's a -- a very major religion in our country. i don't know. chris, do you have anything to say about it? >> just that it's obvious what they're doing. so you know, she will be strong. she'll be tough and she'll stand up for what she believes in. >> she went through like i did four years ago in terms of litigation of different things. she went through it before. did really well. rudy, what do you think? >> read the article in the "new york times" reveals a very strong anti-catholic bias yet it says in the article that the theology and american ethos, their version of it. horrible to say and that catholics have difficulty separating public and private morality. i don't have difficu

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bishop, thank you for inviting me. harris, reverend jackson, i am humbled to be with you. is a full-timeo social worker, is part of your effort. a real sicking friend who had a kidney replacement. her name is ashley and, reverent, she is anxious to meet you. together, we can carry on dr. king's poor people's campaign, based on a simple truth that we are all created in the image of god and everyone has the right to be treated with dignity and respect. my father used to say a jobs about more than a paycheck. respect,ut dignity, being able to look your kid in the eye and say it is ok. so many people have made the walk my father had to make up a short flight of stairs. scranton,s job in sylvania, years ago. he said, you have to stay with your grandpa. i will come back every weekend. it is 157 miles. i could not imagine what it is going down and asking my grandfather, can we all stay there? including my mom. that mustficult thing have been. we got out of it. we lived in what was the equivalent of now section eight housing for a while. dadook five years, my finally got us throug

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. >> now, bishop power play who is a member of a think tank, for public policy.used the word riot, and now, insurrection, a loaded word. isn't it? >> good morning. unfortunately it is, what we have seen are passioninate protests, in regard against the fight against racial injustice. for a sitting president to talk about an armed response regarding the otherwise 93 to 94% safe peaceful protests, is nauseating. we need to look for a president to provide leadership that deescalates the situation. right now, we are seeing the opposite. unfortunately. >> put them down. i would put them down quickly. the president is returning to scare tactics, and here is what he said last night. >> they were playing with the zoning to build projects, projects in the suburbs, i said, we are going to end it sir, let's amend it end it i want to end it. i don't to have a lesser version. i was talking the other day, darling somebody moved next door? who is it? a representative offantifa, she would look at her husband and say, we are out of here. >> he has been repeating this message over

these two are during lent, it was brilliant and ultimately the church comes around and the bishops support them but it took a while. >> at the same time that this is happening, there was a lot of discussion as to the non violence that he uses in the strikes and the boycotts. new mentioned that there was violence at times among the field workers. there was the acts of sabotage amongst the growers. i a relative of caesar chavez was quite relentless and perhaps i'm reading too much into this but my sense of the emotional violence that many volunteers must of felt when they were dismissed from the movement, most of caused a lot of emotional violence. >> ruthlessness was not a foreign concept at the same rate. i think that manifested itself in different ways. one of the reasons caesar chavez was so effective was a single minded focus and intensity and i think that communicated to his followers and people interpreted that in different ways. people who have been part or read about them identified, if you believe that you are led to believe that is a tremendous force for you, anything goes in the

representatives david rouser, ted bud and dan bishop. thank you, fellas. they are tough.ut you're not as tough as these guys, i'll tell you right now, right? [laughter] you're not as tough as them. there is no better place to mark this profound world war in wilmington, north carolina. the people of this city and this state and it's an incredible state and i want to thank you for being so nice to me. you've been very nice. very, very nice every time we've asked for something. but i've been nice to you also, i have to say that. but you made the extraordinary contributions to the war effort. that's north carolina made this extraordinary contribution in so many. nearly two million servicemen trained for combat in north carolina. more than any other state. wow. that's pretty good, isn't it, huh? who would know that? two million trained. more than any state. [applause] president trump:: over 360,000 service members from your state fought in the second world war. they battle ned clips of normandy, over the coast of cav and in the deep wieters the pacific. over 11,000 north carol

as museum minds examines the complicated network of relationships between emperors and kings and bishops and princes. and we want to show how the middle ages were different in fact only about 10 percent of the population belong to the pillars of society but it is just as important to us to show that they were always in a network of influence with each other so there was a process of negotiation that was not just based on orders and obedience the emperor's power was limited. the funeral crown of empress of sway via the marriage certificate of farnell the acts. reflects the importance of women in the middle ages as the pivot of court life. the woman is in charge she holds the court together even when the men are waging war and she's the guarantor of a courtly behavior that rises above desire and brutality. women are objects of desire but at the same time the educators of man without the codex we would not have this perspective on the not so dark middle ages. and from literature back to cinema now a topic that is ever close to our hearts especially german cinema and television i think for v

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pontius pilates or the pharisees, it is a shame if you can't tell the difference between a priest, bishopian. it is really sad but this is called lukewarmness and christ has a special place for them and they know it. shannon: we are out of time and there are so many ways we could go there but it is important for us to be sharing our faith in this difficult time and speaking out, thank you for being with us, check out the movie infidel, that is it for us in dc, see you back here tomorrow. gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke, while washing away dirt and oil. so you're ready for the day with a clean shave and a clean face. ♪ here? nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print

san francisco's arch bishop wants the mayor to ease what he calls unfair restrictions on catholic masses. they brought awareness to covid restrictions still placed on masses. various cities in the church marched. he said san francisco is the only bay area city that restricts public gatherings to 12 people outside. nearly 8,000 people have signed an online petition supporting the arch bishop's stance. >>> we are taking it easy for you by making a list together of what's open county by county. just head over to our website and click on kunty easing restrictions right there. >>> wechat is free from restrictions at least for the time being. a federal judge in san francisco granted a last-minute ban today. the ban was set to take effect tonight. the president argues there are serious security and data issues with that app. they say the service is a lifeline to family, friends and others in china and a ban would restrict their rights to free speech. they are preparing for the long legal battle over the issue. >>> tonight you can go to yosemite but you can't stop. the park itself is closed. if

welcome bishop jakes.want to remind you that the last time i interviewed you we were on a tight budget and we don't have a makeup budget so i had to make you have read before the interview. and i still have the little makeup thing which is now in a box with my prized possessions. >> that's a sweet of you, that's so sweet, i could've used you today. >> you could use a little powder but (laughs) today i want to start out by asking you about three issues that are forefront in all of our minds. racism, coronavirus, and police brutality. and all of those are affecting the black community more than anyone else in this community. i just want to find out whether you think that the white christians are speaking up enough about this issue. >> i don't know about enough i don't know that anyone is picking up enough about it but i am pleased to see that there is more unification around some of these issues than there has been historically. we've definitely got a long ways to go and i'm not implied that we are united on

the washington post hosted a series of virtual discussions with bishop pd jakes and ralph reed, foundernd chairman of the faith and freedom, elation. topics included the black lives matter movement, u.s.-israel relations and the trump administration. this is 45 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> i think our rush to get back to normalcy has caused us to be unproductive in bringing about long-term systemic changes that are actionable, satisfying and causes america to live up to its ideals. read and we have got the right ideas. we just do not promote them. ♪ >> hi, i am sally quinn, a third journalist and contributor to the washington post. today we will discuss the evangelical christians in their vote. we have two great guests. jakes from dallas, texas. welcome bishop jakes. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to remind you the last time i interviewed you we were on a tight budget and we did not have a make a person so i had to make you up before the interview. >> i remember that. >> i still have the little --eup and which is in a box is in a box with my prized possessions. >> i could have used some today

all will join arch bishop salvatore at 10:00 a.m. from there, they walk to st.15. and at 11:00, they'll hold multiple masses, outside, in protest. they do plan to social distance and wear masks. >>> hawaii is just weeks away from reopening for tourism. but tourists may be confused about the health orders in some cities. in one week, honolulu police handed out 10,000 tickets for violations. even residents don't understand. >> we were quite confused and asked them to kind of explain. and they said, well, you're walking in a park. >> in another case, a couple was cited for trying to get on their own boat. the current order allows solo activities but one city council member admits the rules seem random. >> just today, walking into honolulu, there were six allegedly-homeless people with no masks, sitting within inches of each other. with no citations, no enforcement, no nothing. >> he is asking police to issue warnings, instead. hawaii welcomes back travelers october 15th, only after they show a recent, negative covid test. >> a new billboard has popped up in san fra

we have two great guests today and our first guest i'm happy to say is bishop from the potter house ins, texas. welcome bishop. >> i just want to remind you the last time i interviewed you we were on a tight budget and we did not have a makeup person so i had to make you up right before the interview. [laughter] and i still have the little makeup segment that is in a box in my prize possession. >> that is so sweet of you, i getting used to today. >> today i want to start by asking you about three issues at our forefront in all of our minds, racism, coronavirus and police brutality and all of those are affecting the black community more than anybody else in this country, i just want you to point out whether you think that the white christians are speaking up enough about the issue. >> i don't know about enough, i don't know if anybody is speaking out enough about it but i'm pleased to see, there is more unification around some of these issues then there has been historically and we have a long ways to go and i'm not inclined over the issues as we should be, i think that our country they

can use feel like they're my loneliness perhaps the painter he succeeded the most in capturing bishop was via he said that he wanted to paint what was between him and the motif under motif it means that he really takes you in we were invited to dive into his works. alongside more name many other impressionists are also featured alfred sees lee's paintings of snow scenes standout. the impressionists were fascinated by snow because it gave a completely different outlook to light. they were familiar with i think the really interesting thing with these landscapes is when you see them from far away you think of the color white but the closer you get you actually see that paint with so many different views and vibrates the sort of detail so you really need some time to discover the painting for yourself. now i want to display the barbary museum in parts. of germany. and that's the latest news this hour. thanks for watching. germany. and the. one with him.

that the archdiocese of fresno kept that show all of the letters that the growers are writing to the bishop saying get these people out of here. what's going on? and so on, so lacking support from the church and knowing how important, you know, you're trying to convince very poor mexican farmworkers who are scared in speaking out in favor of the union because they're risking their job, their homes and livelihoods and the embrace of the church and having the support was really important, and he does that so he does this sort of brilliant thing using the banner of the virgin de guadalupe everywhere he goes and particularly in the march and the march to sacramento, people are not necessarily familiar with california, but they walk up the spine of the san joaquin valley through all these little farmworker towns and every night there is a rally and the teatro campesino performs and it's during lent and it's a perigriacion and ultimately the church comes around and the bishops support them, but it took a while. >> at the same time that this is happening there was a lot of discussion as to the non

conference press office to direct order 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 go to see if you have sense if it is in the polls. now it will be 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 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 can i was just you could have been them 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. here's. their religious face gave them strength the strength of community. the city of god dance on the bal

if you can't tell the difference between a priest, bishop, or politician. it's really sad.mness, there is a special place for them, and we know it. >> shannon: we are out of time. there are different ways we could go there, but its importance for us to share our faith during this really difficult time and speaking out. i think you very much for being with us. check out the movie "infidel." that's it from us in d.c. we will see you tomorrow, i am shannon bream's. it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... ♪ ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. there he is... carnivorous devourus. he only comes out for devour. look how he rips into that buffalo chicken mac and cheese. eat like an animal. devour. women with metastatic we breast cancer.rs. our time... ...for more time... ...has come. living longer is possible- and proven in postmenopausal women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant. in a clinical trial, kisqali plus fulvestrant helped women live longer