and joe biden's bishop is is the cardinal of washington d.c. and his home bishop in wilmington delaware if you will be refused your interests and the answer to that is it's between the priest and the communicant and it really is i know we might want to use the eucharist as a weapon but that is truly a personal matter between the bishop the priests the pastor in the community. is too broad brush to say that your listeners tend to be fox news viewers. yeah it is being our listeners are primarily female we have a lot of men who listen and they're really all over the spectrum and as we talked about the election you couldn't avoid it and put it all through the filter of faith in a matter what's going on in the world we're putting it through the filter of our faith on relevant radio on a daily basis so here's the broad brush to say they're all fox news viewers would be inaccurate they're good catholics who are just looking for answers. yeah we're speaking with john harper host of morning air on relevant radio and john and i crossed paths literally se

the common good while you have bishops, including one in texas, bishop stri strickland, because you'reontributing to abortion. i think the. it's not like polio or chicken pox, it's much broader. there is definitely more concern. that's what i hear from the bishop. >> is there any discussion, michelle -- if you're having a philosophical discussion about this, getting the vaccine protects other people as well. so, say, by perhaps abstaining from it, you can see where certain religious values are obviously coming up in opposition to one another. >> when you see these, they raise different issues. they're different categories of proximity to the problem, whether you're the maker of the vaccine or you're someone who took the vaccine. and on the other hand, there is the good, to protect other people on these things. i think people who are worried about these kind of warnings are saying, you know, people don't necessarily have the choices. they're stlucky to get the vaccines, plural, so it's not a hypothetical to say given every vaccine you could take. >> this was an important conversation. t

dan bishop. mr. bishop: i thank the gentleman from texas, my friend, mr. arrington, for hosting this special order. it's an extraordinarily important topic. here's another angle on it. tomorrow on the floor of this house democrats will pass two amnesty, mass amnesty bills, h.r. 6, and h.r. 1603. consider that at the very time democrats are bringing these amnesty bills to the floor, what promises to be the largest surge of illegal immigration on the southern border, in at least 20 years, is building toward an unknown climax.

on this breaking news, i want to bring in the bishop we just saw.hop reginald jackson, he oversees the state's a.m.e. churches. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> my producers tell me i can confirm and report he has signed this controversial bill. it is law in the state of georgia. whether or not there are legal changes or other ways to stop it before implementation, your responsible to this breaking news tonight. >> it's interesting, we were at the statehouse protesting against the legislation. a group of faith leaders met with the governor to discuss it. we tried to have a meeting with the governor whose office said he was busy and couldn't meet. now we understand it wasn't that he couldn't meet, it was that he already decided to sign this bill and wouldn't meet. >> what do you say to people hearing this tonight, it sounds like a state issue? georgia turned the whole senate and we have seen this moving through the process in several states. what do you say to people about why this matters? >> this is not only a georgia problem. it's a nat

conference of catholic bishops. they're saying catholics in the bay area should get any vaccine that is available to them. in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> 4:37. are rent prices in san francisco bottoming out? next on "today in the bay," what the new stats just in are saying about the bay area's most expensive big city. >>> plus, saying what's up, using what's app is about to become a bit more personal on your pc. the features that may have you talking to a lot of people at once. ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better >>> good thursday morning. head's up if you will be near the beach today. we are going to have a beach haz statement in effect, meaning we could see sneaker waives and rux into this afternoon with dangerous swells and high-breaking waves. we'll continue to watch this and talk about when we will see rain moving in, in a >>> we'll get a live look out there, the bay bridge moves smoothly and you can see that from our view from emeryville camera there. ther

bishop will vote yes on h.r. 485. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. barragan, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. barragan will vote yes on h.r. 485. and as the member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote yes on h.r. 485. as the member designated by mr. blumenauer, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. blumenauer will vote yes on h.r. 485. as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on h.r. 485. as the member designated by ms. moore, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. moore will vote yes on h.r. 485. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree of maine, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes

conference of catholic bishops. they're saying that catholics in the bay area should get any vaccine that is available to them. in san jose, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio. one of the most at-risk groupses got a chance to roll up their sleeves in the south bay today. the monterey mushroom facility morgan hill opened up exclusively for farm workers to get the vaccine. it was two days only, sunday and today. mobile site was able to vaccinate more than a thousand agricultural workers. farm workers have some of the state's highest infection rates. >>> the pandemic brought them to a screeching halt, but today sf you know any announced a timeline for getting some of the cable cars back on track. the f line will start running on market street in may and go seven days a week. the powell-hyde line which links fisherman's wharf will start this fall. it has the highest ridership. >>> midweek and a change in the weather for sure. we've seen a pretty dramatic change today. we saw it definitely get c

bishop will vote yes on h.r. 1652. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on h.r. 1652. as the member designated by ms. porter, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on h.r. 1652. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. moore of wisconsin, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. moore will vote yes on h.r. 1652. as the member designated by ms. barragan, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. barragan will vote yes on h.r. 1652. as the member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote yes on h.r. 1652. as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on h.

generations of bishop go women have picked a husband and built a house and organized work. they are also believed to act as links between the well that the living and the dead. women wield the power on the island of haranguing. i've. come to. the villages of all celebrating today. villages here are referred to as the bankers and with almost $1000.00 inhabitants edgy kaga is the biggest village on a run go. and it is a special day for 2 people. so rita is wearing asya a style of traditional scout. that. she wears a wig and is adorned with necklaces and bracelets. # that. tino is sporting striking colors. that. he too has been decorated with necklaces and dropped with special oils he's wearing these clothes because he is getting married today but for centuries young men have been dressing this way for one simple purpose to attract women as attention. to the bishop or woman's role was traditionally limited to being seduced because they would take their husbands and propose to them. it was also up to the women to end the relationship if they felt it necessary. since that the 1s

bishop of georgia, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. bishop will vote no, vote no on the motion to recommit. as the member designated by mr. hastings of florida, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. hastings will vote no, he will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. desjarlais of tennessee, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. desjarlais will vote aye on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote no, no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from kansas seek recognition? ms. davids: as the member designated by mr. allred, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. allred will vote nay on the motion t

bishop, mr. bishop of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. bishop will vote no on the stefanik amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gar -- garbarino of new york, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. garbarino will vote yes on the stefanik amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. matsui: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote no on the stefanik amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. young from alaska, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. young will vote yea on the stefanik amendment number 36. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: madam speaker, as the member designated b

generations of bishop go women have picked a husband and built a house and organized work. they are also believed to act as links between the world of the living and the dead. women wield the power on the island of arango i've. been. in the villages of antique aga all celebrating today. villages here are referred to as to bankers and with almost $1000.00 inhabitants edgy kaga is the biggest village on a run go. and it is a special day for 2 people. so rita is wearing asya a style of traditional scotch. that. she wears a wig and is adorned with necklaces and bracelets. and . tino is sporting a striking colors. of. the 2 is being decorated with necklaces and dropped with special oils he's wearing these clothes because he is getting married today but for centuries young men have been dressing this way for one simple purpose to attract women as attention. to the bishop go woman's role was traditionally limited to being seduced because they would take their husbands and propose to them did. it was also up to the women to end the relationship if they felt it necessary. the 1st ti

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to the bishop go woman's role wall street titian are limited to being seduced because they would take their husbands and proposed to them. it was also up to the women to end the relationship if they felt it necessary. since that the 1st time i get angry with them when i take my things and leave. with them by that i will guess if i ever turn and get angry again then i take everything their will with the. unlike her mother and grandmother so retired didn't propose to her husband her south. western influences are impacting this beach ago cost him. the rita and tina were both born in the village of as a conqueror and have known each other since they were children. a rango is one of 20 inhabited islands out of nearly 100 in the b. should go occupy. the trial and has a unique identity but they share a common history. and they are in the show goes. this ethnic group has preserved them a tree arkell society unique in the world where women are the force driving life and spirituality. they practice an animistic religion. they believe in a supremum being nin dog who is that gaunt and creator. th

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it was the same reason they kept bishops in the same reason they kept bishops in the house _ the same 215t century to— extraordinary anomaly in the 215t century to have clerics as legislators. but once again, if you lose them, — legislators. but once again, if you lose them, the church of england could _ lose them, the church of england could disestablish, that is a key plank— could disestablish, that is a key plank of— could disestablish, that is a key plank of the monarchy, and the monarchy— plank of the monarchy, and the monarchy could potentially collapse because _ monarchy could potentially collapse because of it. that is the reason they— because of it. that is the reason they are — because of it. that is the reason they are there. it does sound bizarre — they are there. it does sound bizarre. the house of lords is bizarre — bizarre. the house of lords is bizarre in— bizarre. the house of lords is bizarre in the 215t century democracy. our constitution have evolved, — democracy. our constitution have evolved, and i think this one works. very quickly, — evolved, and i think this o

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bishop and i work on change in last year's bill law tone sure that fda has the power to reduce drugs at the border when agency is not with sufficient access to information about how medicines are produced and foreign base facility. the powerful tool and i hope it is utilized it well. mr. chairman if the pandemic has taught us anything it is that made in america -- must apply more than in just our military. america is becoming more dependent on other countries for manufacture our many of our pharmaceutical ingredients and drug products. i would like to see made in america on the prescription bottle certainly i would feel better. with that mr. chairman, i look forward to today's hearing, thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. portenberry at this time i'm pleased to recognize chairwoman of the appropriations gentlelady from connecticut chair rosa. >> thank you very, very much and thank you you and ranking member for holding this very, very important hearing this morning. and i think it does bare repeating i want to thank you both for your leadership in this -- area, and what you have do

bishop, i ask for unanimous consent to insert this article by mason bishop from february 16, 2021, entitled, biden screen jobs, mirage into the record please? >> without objection. >> mr. bishop, in your recent article, in real clear policy, you talk about the challenges facing federal government. green retaining programs. can you discuss some of the facts that you've discussed in this article? and how we should be focusing on creating jobs, rather than canceling them? >> yes, i appreciate it, mrs. miller. and actually, i've had the opportunity the last few years to do a lot of work in your district and in west virginia, working with a lot of community technical colleges and they're doing a great job in west virginia. real quick, again, i would just emphasize that we spend billions of dollars on job retraining programs and reskilling programs and we've heard mr. otto, actually today, talk about the training he got in welding, using american of welding society standards and other welding. these are the same individuals who are being impacted by the shutdown of the keystone xl pipeline. so, m

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bishop? rep. bishop: yes, miss chairman, thank you very much. let me welcome our panel and thank you for being with us today. as a veteran and member of congress, i take great pride in advocating for the life of our nation's veterans. my district has 50,000 veterans, a large number of them from the columbus area. in your testimony you indicated the v.a. has been reliant on leasing. 2000 in 2020. that is a pretty large increase. leasing, from what i gather from your testimony, has provided the v.a. flexibility in occupying spaces closest to where veterans are, provides access to care, and affords adaptability. i read that with great interest. i have been struggling for almost a decade to try to get an outpatient clinic in columbus, georgia. the selection process seemed to have in really complicated, and it has taken to this point to get some resolution, but apparently the new leasing policy has facilitated that. can you do two things? talk to me about the differences between major construction, minor construction, leases, and minor leases, and wh

in the ark diocese of cologne which is one of the largest diocese in germany for months at the ark bishop of dynamite he of that he refused to publish our reports on past child sexual abuse but commissioned a 2nd report many are accusing him of a cover up for a lot of people are very key is handling all the scandal in cologne is a symbol of how slowly and reluctantly the catholic church deals with sexual abuse accusations the secrecy is especially painful for survivors like how kit he was abused by a priest when he was a young boy now he and others are calling for justice a brief warning to summarise viewers that they may find parts of the report disturbing. my tutor come off to do just that i took a mentor would often come to my bed in the late hours of the evening for it. or in early morning to stroke me. i was about 12. to enter the room. and be told to drop my trousers and bend over the desk of an organ. was. opposite me on the wall. and then it began. come on. all orifices of my young body were abused. young men to show up at so beaten a. coral helped their endured 3 years of sexual

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bishop of the region and the leader of the d.s.s. incurred essentially on indefinite leave but this really just seems too little too late and to a large no to a large extended really seems completely completely. where do we go in sorry it's really just looks like. crisis management in a sense this is just not really address any of the major issues and i think in my mind they're really just 2 that the church continues to struggle with when it is itself the scandal and the cover up in the u.s. but the 2nd is the complete lack of trust which was fully reflected in the report that you've just shown the lack of trust of the general public in a church that basically has been unable to be transparent and really you know bring bring clear results to what he's a major major conflict well just affairs correspondent martin gak thank you you're welcome. tanzania's president john michael fully has died at the age of 61 while his aides say he died of heart failure but doesn't he is main opposition leader has said his death death was the result of

bishop william barber, jennifer bates, thank you. that's tonight's "reidout."hat it's a homicide, it's murder. you can believe your eyes. >> tonight, floyd family attorney benjamin crump on opening arguments and the defense position that the crowd was to blame. >> there is a growing crowd causing the officers to divert their attention from the care of mr. floyd. >> then, dnc chair jaime harrison on the new state trying to bother handing out of water at voting lines. senator tammy duckworth on her new memoir, on anti-asian hatred, and the

the first catholic to preach in the capital was bishop john england, who preached there on january 8, 1826 for two hours. >> wow. >> now you know something you didn't know before. >> 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. >> he put his name behind it. i'm just giving -- >> we'll stand by it. yeah. >> chuck, i think a couple people asked about your book. could you just hold it up again so that people can see it? >> my baby. >> 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 wonderfulmemorabilia of the capitol. we have christmas ornaments made with metal from the capitol, and 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. chuck, we appreciate the depth of

the final witness is mason bishop.ner and principal of work at consulting llc and a visiting fellow of the american enterprise institute. each of your statements will be made a part of the record, in its entirety. i would ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes or less. to help you with that time, please keep an eye on the clock that should be on your screen. if you go over, i will notify you with a slight tap. i don't have a gavel but i've got a pen. dr. spriggs, you may begin. >>> mr. springs will need to unmute. >> doctor. >> well? let's turn to miss forsberg, i know you're with us. do you want to -- >> sure. >> chairman and ranking member buchanan, on behalf of the trade adjustment assistance, i wish to thank you for the opportunity to testify for reauthorization of the taa program across our nation, communities both rural and urban are built around specific industries. and when foreign competition affects these industries, it's not just the individuals but the entire communities that fill this effect

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people in dallas knew him as bishop omar. a peace-maker between rival gang members. it was not unusual to see him in court testifying on behalf of people facing jail time. bishop omar was a go to for former felons getting out of prison trying to get their life back on track. covid consumed his last six months of life. he was diagnosed back in october. lung infections kept him in the hospital. he died last thursday. his family held a burial earlier today. his wife wants to remember his love, his spirit and his integrity for all mankind. to the family, our condolences. may his memory be a blessing. our coverage on cnn continues right now. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm pamela brown in "the situation room," and we're following key new developments in the coronavirus crisis, including results from the u.s. trial of the astrazeneca vaccine which shows it is 79% effective against symptomatic covid. the trial also found no increased risk of blood clots after con

well his grandson bishop, o'dowd high school football.s john watching the game from his car on hand to see his grandson, jesse madden, who has no doubt starting quarterback and settle in town to face the dragons. second quarter o'dowd already up 22 nothing. madden with plenty of time but can't find a target, so he takes off. running and i'll go up and over for the seven yard touchdown. football obviously runs in the maddened family. later in the quarter, madden looking left and then coming back to the right to a wide open been martin for the score dragons all over the instant all jets bishop o'dowd takes it 41 to 7 to improve toe one and one incident drops toe. oh and to the sharks have about. six weeks left to get something going otherwise they can kiss the playoffs pretty much goodbye, not playing well this season, sharks fans hanging out with coyote fans during tonight's game and phoenix second period sharks down one nothing with the coyotes on the power play, but look who gets free going the other way. tomas hertl on the wrister past

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chairman bishop and i will work on a change of last year's bill to ensure fda has the power to refuse drugs at the border if the agency is not granted sufficient access to information how medicines are produced in foreign-based facilities. as chairman of the pandemic that made in america is more than just the military and then to become dependent on other countries to manufacture many pharmaceutical ingredients. i would like to see made america on the prescription bottles. the court to today's hearing. thank you. >>. >> thank you. at this time and place to recognize thank you very very much mr. chair. let me thank you and the ranking member for holding this very important hearing this morning and i do think it bears repeating thank you both for your leadership in this area and what you have done to give fda the authority to deny drugs at the border without the transparency required. thank you for being vigorous about this oversight. thank you to doctor mcauley for testifying this morning. when most americans take a pill out of the medicine cabinet they may not the where the ingredient

through the board stimulus not your excitement now suddenly there is no person in the state there is no bishop there is no true and we are just this one b.b. but we are not hearing we are not seeing but me and some of you don't get a melissa wish you knew me only basic site what it is just not working. humans are visual creatures but our sense of urine is actually the most specific it can process tries as many sensations as our eyes it's also the 1st sense that we develop we start to grow ears just one week after conception and after 22 weeks an unborn child can already tell a different was us apart. so it's no wonder that we respond so strongly to order your stimulus sounds can make us feel euphoric angry or sad. other industries have used sound to influence customers for decades ever crumby and fit shops constantly play loud dance music as it apparently makes young people spend more money. right now and companies are more will use visual girls as part of their signature so that people can recognize their badge and seeing the visual but they also started using sound as a signature which is al

the house also produced kings and bishops. castle chapel dates back to 1590 and has been largely preserved in its original form the small dutch she was a mighty center of power in northern europe. you. got jobbed also houses an archaeological museum one of its most amazing exhibits is the needham boat a warship from the year 32080. which are cool is very familiar with the history of the region. and how they stayed when i was jealous of its golden era describes it in the 17th century when it was the dutch we call shine it got all of these at that point was really one of europe's prime cultural centers of culture not just military might was used to try to growing use to the level of denmark while that was an outstanding time when there was a couldn't when there was a lot of construction done on the consul when the governments were planted and when there was a huge library here there was once there was a center of both science and the arts it had far reaching influence. even the organizers of course of its history of this region

the ark diocese of cologne which is one of the largest dioceses in germany for months at the ark bishop i know matty of that he refused to publish our reports on past child sexual abuse but commissioned a 2nd report many are accusing him of a cover up for a lot of people are very key is handling all the scandal in cologne is a symbol of how slowly and reluctantly the catholic church deals with sexual abuse accusations the secrecy is especially painful for survivors like how kit he was abused by a priest when he was a young boy now he and others are calling for justice a brief warning to summarize of us that they may find parts of the report disturbing. my tutor come off the new car i too remember would often come to my bed in the late hours of the evening treat one thing or in early morning to stroke me. i was about $125.00 to enter the room. and be told to drop my trousers and bend over the desk of an organ. was. opposite me on the wall. and then it began. come on. all orifices of my body were abused. young men to show couplets of beaten a. coral how to endure 3 years of sexual abuse a

it really shows a lack of leadership and clarity from our bishops, our state leaders of what really arecomment from the fellow parishioners? with a helpful, were they asking police to go find someone else to take it? >> no, actually, not one single person in the church was remotely saying a word about it. i was hoping my 1-year-old daughter was kneeling and praying, i had the eucharist on my tongue when three police officers come to arrest me. to think not one person said anything is very frightening, honestly. >> laura: again, i can't believe this is the united states of america, i'm sorry you had to go through this. thank you for sharing the story come everyone has to wake up. you can't submit to this. we have a last bite, it's not about a bidens dog, i don't think. you'll have to find out. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® pr

became a problem in the context of investigating cases of sexual violence it was up to individual bishops to decide whether and if so how to investigate cases and whether they were serious enough to warrant intervention. in an effort to end sexual abuse in the church pope francis declared in 2019 that all allegations must be reported by clergy but only internally this does not however mean cases are also brought to court. did. government's representative for abuse set up an inquiry committee with the catholic church to get to the bottom of the scandal. it's not his lack of clarity surrounding the clone case has of course again undermined trust and that also impacts ongoing investigations in other diocese of vital in unknown abuse to. the church once former sexual abuse victims to participate in the investigation but carl how care has decided to stop cooperating the fact that the report wasn't published and the way former abuse victims have been treated has triggered too many painful memories for him. the shadows of thought the idea always for corn these are read a whole lot this feels lik

conference of catholic bishops.first dose of the covid-19 vaccine. what am i to expect from the second dose? many people have had reactions from the second dose. can you answer the reasoning for this is this should we stop wearing our mask as our governor has advised? dr. roy, there's a two-part question. let's start with reactions from the second dose. so again, first of all, congratulations, gloria, on getting that first dose. by all means get that second dose. i'll share my personal experience. after i got the first dose, i got moderna, i felt fatigue and in pain at the injection site. both of those side effects are extremely common. after i got the second dose, i again got some of the most common side effects, which are fatigue. i got body aches and chills, and those are the most common side effects, and again, it's not that you're getting sick, but it's rather your immune system is doing what it's supposed to do. it's revving up in preparation for the virus should it ever infect you. it's doing what it's suppos

it is a delegation of california bishops. we went there to look at that facility and the different aspects including. >> i believe the next set this candlelight vigil for crime survivors. >> this is a vigil. we did at night. they photo that is shown there. people in the community are invited to come. >> and you are gathered in a church in this next photo. >> yes. this one was in sacramento. and we had a large group of people coming. for this we did a prayer service together. >> this shows a young man's funeral, memorial. this is a picture of the victim of a crime. >> yes. he was killed in a drive-by shooting. we did this prayer service. it was in east palo alto a few years ago. >> let me ask you about the next on. these men are clearly in detention of some kind. >> yes, we have those detention facilities for you it's as young as 10 years old. young people who are incarcerated. this is just a sample of what it may look like. because, e under show >> this is a small sample of some of the things that you do. i can read a list an

. >>> the arch bishop is calling for an end to the hate crimes and he is calling for a prayer service for peace. in a statement he writes even the elders among the most respected individuals in asian society have been targeted attacked. he goes onto condemn the attacks locally, writing this is not san francisco. the prayer service will be held at 3:00 p.m. on saturday, april 10th. a rosary starts at 2:30. >>> we have some good news for people in alameda and santa cruz counties. the state just updated it's latest coronavirus tier map. let's take a look. you can see those two counties now joining san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties in the state's orange tier. taking a like look right now in alameda where they will soon allow nonessential businesses to reopen offices and restaurant indoor dining capacity will grow to 50%. the timing is important for the oakland a's. opening day is on thursday. in the orange tier fans may be allowed to return to the coliseum at 33% capacity. it looks like napa may have just missed the cut today to move to orange. big disappointment for winer

it was up to individual bishops to decide whether and if so how to investigate cases and whether they were serious enough to warrant an intervention. in an effort to end sexual abuse in the church pope francis declared in 2019 that all allegations must be reported by clergy but only internally this does not however mean cases are also brought to court. the german government's representative for abuse set up an inquiry committee with the catholic church to get to the bottom of this scandal. is notorious lack of clarity surrounding the cohen case has of course again undermined trust and that also impacts ongoing investigations in other diocese will in unknown abuse. the church once former sexual abuse the dems to participate in the investigation but carl how care has decided to stop cooperating the facts that the report wasn't published and the way former abuse victims have been treated has triggered too many painful memories for him. to shove his report the the always throw corn is a reader this feels like a repeat of the last one. an ordained man does something to you have. good. that

our ed lavandera has been tracking it's recovery in bishop, texas, doing that.re the biggest issues here, ed? >> reporter: well, harris county in the houston area has the largest number of boil water notices that have gone out still to thousands of residents. as you mentioned, there's about 386,000 people across the state of texas who are still receiving these boil water notices, and it really speaks to the intense damage that was inflicted by this winter storm now two weeks ago, and the fallout from all of that. so it is taking quite some time to repair the infrastructure, busted water main pipes, water problems in people's homes, and a supply issue as well in getting all supplies to be able to fix all of this damaged infrastructure. so it is clearly taken some time, but that number continues to steadily drop. over the weekend it was over about 500,000 people getting the boil water notices. it's important to remember that all of these water systems across the state of texas are run at a very local level. so it's within municipal and city areas that, where you s

i think it really shows a lack of leadership and clarity from our bishop for what really is the rules from the fellow parishioner? were they helpful? where are they asking the police to maybe go find someone else to take it? >> no, actually. not once a good person in the church was remotely saying a word about it. they were all just watching as a it happened which is shocking to me. i was holding my 1-year-old daughter kneeling and praying. i had the eucharist on my tongue when three police officers come to arrest me. to think that not one person said anything or cared is very frightening, honestly. >> laura: deirdre, again, i can't believe this is the united states of america and i'm really sorry you had to go through this. thank you for sharing this story. everyone has got to wake up. can't submit to this. the last bite not about biden's dog, i don't think. you have to find out. as the covid-19 vaccines become available you might be asking yourself... should i get it? and if i do... will i be able go about life without putting my family at risk? you've got questions. and that's norm

. >> and bishop reginaled jackson and st. philip monumental church in savannah.welcome, gentleman, to both of you on this sunday. thank you for making time. how key is voting after church? that famous souls to the polls effort to getting out the vote in your state? >> extremely key. one of the most effective measures we have of getting out the black vote too, gather for church. you hear a sermon encouraging people to vote and after church, you go to vote. it is a major part of our get out the vote effort for blacks. >> and pastor clark, sunday voting, it's not just about logistics and transportation. it's also in part about making parishioners feel more comfortable because you're in a group it's a community-wide effort. how important is this to the members of your church? >> i believe it's one of the greatest examples of peer pressure we can have. because many go because they see others going. those that might not participate want to be part of the particular incrowd. and as a result, they'll go and cast their votes. very effective. >> sometimes peer pressure can