ktvu is azenith smith spoke with the bishop today about this new role. it's fancy new embroidery but still like kind of the 1st 1st part of doing a new job that you want to do well, especially when so many people around the world are paying attention. so many people are paying attention to the reverend megan roar for good reason on saturday at grace cathedral in san francisco war was installed as the first transgender bishop. for the evangelical lutheran church in america. becoming a bishop is one more field that trans people can feel like they can be fully equal. where will lead the sierra pacific senate comprised of about 200 lutheran congregations in northern and central california state senator scott wiener and advocate for the lgbtq community called it a groundbreaking step. what historically organized religion has not been as welcoming upper echelons in terms of leadership. there's still not enough. presentation. all right, so having a trans bishop big deal, and it sends a powerful message, particularly the trans kids for served as pastor of grace

the elevation of then arch bishop wilton gregory to the rank of cardinal. making him the first black cardinal from the united states and the highest ranking black american in the church's history. cardinal gregory has used his position to address some of the church's most public issues, most notably the crisis of sex abuse by catholic clergy. during his tenure as president of the u.s. conference catholic of bishops the charter for protection of children and young people was implemented. setting a zero tolerance policy for sexual abuse of minors by priests. he again used his position to speak out on social issues in the days following the murder of george floyd, condemning acts of racism and defending the rights of all people. he has also called for greater inclusion of gay and divorced parishioners and better representation of people of color in the church. most recently cardinal gregory weighed in on the debate over whether joe biden, only the second catholic to serve as president of the united states, should be allowed to participate in the ritual of comm

eric bishop.he new president and superintendent of ohlone college. dr. bishop, welcome to the show. welcome to "comunidad del valle." eric bishop: good morning, damian. thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. damian: all right, thank you for being here. well, tell us, you're relatively new to ohlone college. tell us about how your experience has gone so far. maybe you wanna sum up what the challenges are and what the talking points, the highlights, are. eric: actually, i can't wish for a better experience for someone who started as a leader in--during the covid era. i can't think of a better community to come to and a better place to work with. it's been fantastic, even amidst all this. everything's been about keeping the community and the college safe. that goes for our students, our staff, and how we can contribute to keeping our local community safe. so it's been a pleasure and the people have been supportive, both in the college and in the local community, so i'm excited to transition to the ba

, who ordained me bishop and tried his best how to train me to be a good bishop. but he was -- has been identified as the author of the consistent ethic of life, which says that life issues are linked. they're not at the same level, you know, there are life issues that are predominant, obviously, the conception of a child is the first. life concern. but those life issues have to extend to all of the other moments of human existence as well. his consistent ethic teaching says that the prisoner, the immigrant, those with physical or emotional handicaps, the very aged and terminally ill all fall under the issue of dignity of human life. now, that position has generated and continues to generate a lot of conversation. some would say, well, is he saying that a prisoner who has been found guilty of multiple criminal behavior, is he to be equated with an infant in the womb who is just trying to live and to be born eventually? no, he's not saying that. he's saying they are linked not because they are the same, but they are linked because they are all human. >> so since yo

that's not what bishop sycamore is.bout us was it was our fault because it was a mistake on paperwork. but when i pressed jackson on what he called a mistake. he said he didn't know much about the program's filings with the ohio department of education. it was submitted before. jackson says he was hired 7 months ago. there was a bell schedule there is a building i address listed that did not belong to bishop sycamore. and i don't know anything about that. i i don't i won't stuff i say if it was something to happen like that and as terrible as it is not how you do business jackson tells me bishop sycamore will not file paperwork to be considered a school for the current academic year. governor mike dewine last week called for a state investigation into bishop sycamore is your plan to cooperate. >> with the state's investigation. >> yeah, absolutely. i don't have any problem cooperating, let them know whatever they want to know and things of that nature that stuff that should never have happened. the way happen and i'm wi

and the bishop unique here came there with the helicopter. and now after the ceremony, and they went back to the 50 cup, adult of capital of, and that ego. so now, hero of the 30 kilometers away from the same thing from the place where the integration took place. now they are holding award to the believers. they were not in a position to speak to the believers because they were no people there at the monastery setting. and now they're saying we can see actually some people here get there in front of the sample with serbian flags. people who protested in 15 were holding on to negro states flag. so, so a question of identity and about divisions in this country. i have to mention that the main population in this country when it comes to the religion are orthodox christians. there are, some of them are montenegrins, some of them numbers are serbs and the only official church curious serbian orthodox church after the church involve directly into the election place. and they openly call their believers the vote for parties which are now on power in

lutheran church in america installed the new bishop this weekend. ktvu is as a smith talked to the bishop today about this new role. well frank. the reverend million roar is getting used to the new title of bishop never thought it would happen in a million years were called it humbling. so many faithful people want this san francisco pastor to be their new leader. it's fancy new embroidery but still like kind of the 1st 1st part of doing a new job that you want to do well, especially when so many people around the world are paying attention. so many people are paying attention to the reverend megan roar for good reason on saturday at grace cathedral in san francisco war was installed as the first transgender bishop. for the evangelical lutheran church in america. becoming a bishop is one more field that trans people can feel like they can be fully equal. where will lead the sierra pacific senate comprised of about 200 lutheran congregations in northern and central california state senator scott wiener and advocate for the lgbtq community called it a

ktvu is azenith smith talked to the bishop about the new role. still like kind of the 1st 1st part of doing a new job that you want to do well, especially when so many people around the world are paying attention. so many people are paying attention to the reverend megan roar for good reason on saturday at grace cathedral in san francisco war was installed as the first transgender bishop. for the evangelical lutheran church in america. becoming a bishop is one more field that trans people can feel like they can be fully equal. where will lead the sierra pacific senate comprised of about 200 lutheran congregations in northern and central california state senator scott wiener and advocate for the lgbtq community called it a groundbreaking step when historically organized religion has not been as welcoming upper echelons in terms of leadership, there's still not enough. presentation. all right, so having a trans bishop big deal, and it sends a powerful message, particularly the trans kids or served as pastor of grace evangelical lutheran church in s

hope to achieve bishop. well, i found out the squeaky wheel gets the grease so we haven't been really squeaking like we should and we haven't been doing it collectively. so when carl reached out to me, i told him yeah great idea. let's do it. let's join forces because we all needed the same thing. we want to feel like we're protected in our city carl. what about alternatives to policing? what about alternatives to just cops out on the street that are being proposed well on top of the police, that would be fine, but you're taking resources away and then implement went which may not i mean i've been working so that's dangerous. so i think you know like what, you know special processor insane. we need to work together. remember the silent majority is cannot be silent anymore bishop you've been active in the community for decades. all right. so, how do we keep kids in the youth from getting involved in this this isn't a problem that happened overnight? what do we do realistically? what can we do? unfortunately a

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bishop: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from louisiana, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemanis recognized for two minutes. mr. carter: i express my support for this continuing resolution especially the disaster supplemental portion. this bill contains crucial funding for my home state of louisiana and the residents of the 2nd congressional district affected by hurricane i hadda. the people of louisiana have be through a lot. it helps us to begin working on those challenges. this congress is stepping up and funding projects that will not only repair the damage but make our communities better and safer. the $3 billion in army corps flooding for flood projects will change the communities across my state and across this nation. it will build projects that will make communities stronger, safer and more resilient. the $5 billion in the funding for long-term disaster funding will help communities like laura in the past year and start places affected by ida and the road to recovery. it's not enough to repair these things to how they were, we nee

ktvu is azenith smith talked to the bishop about the new role. it's fancy new embroidery but still like kind of the 1st 1st part of doing a new job that you want to do well, especially when so many people around the world are paying attention. so many people are paying attention to the reverend megan roar for good reason on saturday at grace cathedral in san francisco war was installed as the first transgender bishop. for the evangelical lutheran church in america. becoming a bishop is one more field that trans people can feel like they can be fully equal. where will lead the sierra pacific senate comprised of about 200 lutheran congregations in northern and central california state senator scott wiener and advocate for the lgbtq community called it a groundbreaking step. what historically organized religion has not been as welcoming upper echelons in terms of leadership. there's still not enough. isn't station. all right, so having a trans bishop big deal, and it sends a powerful message, particularly the trans kids for served as pastor of grace

i'm grateful to congressman sanford bishop of georgia for introducing this bill. mr. poydasheff was in the army for 26 years. he served in the infantry and then later as a judge adka -- advocate. he pursued a career in public service and elected office. i hope that all my colleagues on both sides of the aisle will join me in supporting this bill today in honor of him. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: at this time i would like to yield five minutes to my good friend, the chairman of the agriculture subcommittee on the house appropriations committee, also a former member of the house affairs committee, the gentleman from georgia, sanford bishop. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. bishop: i thank the chair, chair takano, for yielding time and i thank the ranking member, along with you and the entire veterans affair committees for all the work that you do in support of our nation's veterans and of cours

and why do we know that the head of his bishop had an argument yesterday with the minister thing? and it's, i've been alluded to the, the bad relationship they had there that and, and then that not as early this morning. and what we, we believe doctor, he could not riley the, the, all the security for the soft guinea. and that he was last spring only the pressure was but he dug into with soon thanks till they could capture the president with that they have the president in the city, but the community gave me the same thing. well yeah, fine. who didn't work for free? yeah. everyone, so i'm, i'm clear right now even though we're seeing these pictures of the soldiers on national television, which is very often what help happens in, in many african countries in that region. anyway, when a qu happens, the soldiers go on tv and say, ok, we've done this, we're now in charge. but at this stage in guinea, it's unclear who is in charge of whether this call has been successful or not. the army in guinea, to what extent has been, has it been united around president con day that has been many

they were elected in may to serve a six-year term as bishop after its current bishop announced his retiremente church has allowed ordination of pastors in same-sex relationships since 2010. we'll be right back after this break. >>> trending this morning, the queen of pop, britney spears, is engaged. >> you like it? >> yes! >> yes, she likes it, the ring on her finger. they announced their engagement on instagram sunday. they posted a series of pictures and videos of britney flashing that 4 carat diamond ring. it has the wor "lioness" engraved on it. >>> well, this may not be the first monday in may, but tonight, the stars will gather in new york for this year's met gala, along with their high fashion couture. all attendees must have proof of vaccination to enter the event and they must wear masks, except when eating or drinking. this year's theme, in america, a lexicon of fashion. so let's see what we'll be wearing tomorrow, kari. >> i don't think it will be that, you know, imaginative, you know, ornate and all that stuff. it's always cool to see. let's check out these temperatures. we'll rea

try to stop the serbian orthodox church from inaugurating a new bishop also farmers, and indeed protest against new agricultural laws. they say threatened livelihoods, and help big corporations. also, a state of emergency is extended in the democratic republic of congo. under the dad's and half a 1000000 have been false from the home by the violence. ah, welcome to the program, the battles, the control of gun sons, puncher valley is intensifying with taliban and resistance fighters both claiming to have the upper hand. now the region is walled off by mountains north of cobble and is the last to hold out against taliban rule. wolf is fighting is reported between the national resistance front, made up of militias and form african security for members as well as taliban forces . and both sides claimed that they inflicted heavy losses. now a top us general has warned the trends of a broader civil war. charles strafford has more from the capital cobble despite claims the day before yesterday from the taller bomb that they had taken control full control of the valley. that seems to not have h

the ceremony anointing. bishop young. he here is the new as the new head of the serbian orthodox churches to, to be held in sitting you. but demonstrators have been blocking roads and fighting police in an effort to block it. opponent, see the church as a symbol of serbian influence over montenegro. 15 years after its independence out there, a bolton's report, the even part of it joins me now from the city. you could have with us, even on the program, just bring us up to speed on the demonstrations and the obstructions that we've been seeing in the early part of the morning from the public that you might say disrupted those routes. oh well this is mainly question of an identity in montenegro since this country again independence, 15 years ago, larger number of population identified themselves as the montenegrins. there is also another part of the society which is that to find themselves serves. so montenegrins would love to reestablish the montenegrin orthodox church, which was alive til $980.00. but now that the, the chu

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the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been under pressure to do so. after really the remains of hundreds of children were founded. sites of such former schools between 18311996 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and since the schools, many of them were subjected to abuse us present, joe biden says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants on the border with mexico, the president promised border patrol agents will pay after they were filmed using whole strains against people trying to cross over from mexico and the last of the mostly haitian migrants who were camping along the us. mexico border area have either left or been removed. you see here heavy equipment being brought in later on to clear up the sides and caught loan. his former leader congress preached them all, has been released from italian detention. spain accuses him if sedition for a 2017 independence referendum, which was deemed illegal by court. now and italian court still has to consider spans extradition, requests that next hearing i

elected in may to service six- year term as bishop. >>> looking live at the sales force tower, ceo is helping employees leave texas over the state's new restrictive abortion law. he tweeted last night if you want to move, we will help you exit texas, your choice. >> now under the fire watch. calmer weather and cooler temperatures are helping firefighters battle the dixie fire. they upped containment to 62%. it has burned 950,000 acres but the dixie fire is pose posing a new threat. they are searching for signs of extraterrestrial life the telescopes took that picture of the dixie fire a few mails away where the setty institute operates 42 of the radio antennas. the station there, evacuated. we don't want to lose our radio telescopes because we could use some intelligent life. >> that is reminiscent when the fire was getting close last year. >> that is right. it got up to the slopes and burned right around it, too, but they did such a good job of prioritizing that so they did a good job. good air quality today. in light of everything else, considering how the air quality has been over

at a service today was ordained the openly transgender bishop at the lutheran church. previously served as pastor in san francisco. they were elected in may to serve a six year term as bishop. >> now on the fire watch tonight there is a new wildfire that started in the south land in southern california and it's exploded to about 400 acres in about four hours. fire jumped i-5 shutting down lanes for miles and tonight two firefighters being treated for burn injuries. fire crews say they are making progress on the fire after an aggressive aerial and fight. cooler temperatures are helping firefighters up north. contained up to 65%. the fire has burned more than 965 acres and despite the gains the fire is now posing a new threat. the flames are getting closer to a set of radio telescopes that search for signs of extraterrestrial. took this picture just a few miles away. that's where the mountain view based cettie institute operates 42 antennas, the scientists have been evacuated with the fire bearing down rushed to remove tree branches from the area so hopefully the telesco

like this one in british columbia separated indigenous children from their parents. catholic bishops have apologized after the discovery of more than 1000 unmarked graves of children near their science. well, let's speak to britain were less. he's a lawyer and a former counsel for the national inquiry into missing another indigenous women and girls. he joins us now from vancouver green. thanks for joining us again on al jazeera. i'll start by asking you for your reaction to this $30000000.00. do you feel it's enough for or needs to stop? i think it's is it, it is puzzling actually because the catholic church has been involved in the indian residential school settlement process in the past and they failed up to fail to live up to promises previously. so i'm viewing this with a lot of caution. a lot of skepticism and i'm not the only indigenous person that is. i know that a number of indigenous leaders across the country has exercised serious doubts and concerns about the way the apology was framed. and also the specifics of the apology. the specifics of the promise and some of the, so

also this, our protest fans, old bronk failed to stop the non curation of the you had bishop for the serbian orthodox church in montenegro. i thought it was the phone as i hung up. and it's for wilma, when she policy is out of the funnel grand slam of the season deal straight and has been beaten in around 3 of the us open by home shelby rogers. ah thank you very much for joining us. we begin with breaking news from guinea in west africa where heavy gunfire has erupted near the presidential palace in the capital con crate. the in the military has been deployed on the streets and is urging people to stay home. it's unclear who is responsible for the gunfire. report say, several presidential gods may be wounded. this is the presidential palace in the car loom business district in conner, cree where heavily armed soldiers have been seen guarding the area. some reports say president of con day was near the presidential palace hotel, car loom as bringing west africa correspondence, nicholas hoc was following developments from senegal. he joined us on the line from the car, a very fluid sit

but 3 arc and the bishop unique here came there with the helicopter. and now after the ceremony, and they went back the 50 capital of the capital opened in eager. so now hero of 30 kilometers away from the saving it from the place where the integration took place. now they are holding award to the believer. they were not in a position to speak to the believers because they were no people there at the monastery setting. and now they're saying, we can see actually some people here get there in front of the spam folder with serbian flags. people who protest within 15 were holding the negro safe legs. so so a question of identity and about division in this country. i have the dimensions that the main population in this country when it comes to religion, our orthodox christians, there are some of them are montenegrins. some of the members are serbs, and the only official church curious serbian orthodox church still ahead on the all . does it renews our wide china is imposing new rules that were moving celebrities from the spot life on pole, reese and the ar

a group representing catholic bishops and canada has for the 1st time apologized. it's wrong in the countries residential school system. the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been under pressure to do so for youth. early this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools, between $1831.99. indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to school run by the catholic church and the government. many was subjected to physical abuse and forbidden from speaking, the native languages still come here on al jazeera and attempts to attract youth vote. candidates in germany make one last push ahead of sunday's election. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello hope your weekends go in while wins. really the big story across europe over the past 24 hours. so here, let me show you in northeastern parts of poland. so wind goes pretty close to about a 100 kilometers per hour winds that in 10 certainly ca

the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been on the pressure to do so. for years earlier this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools. the poets and the catholic church itself have refused to apologize for the church as role us president joe biden says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants on the border with mexico. he says border patrol agents will pay after they were film husing, horse rains against people trying to cross over from mexico. 3 more towns being evacuated off the explosions from interrupting volcano intensified on the canary islands. the volcano on the palmer started romping on sunday for the 1st time in 50 use. these alive pictures will the 7000 people have already fled their homes and hundreds of buildings have been destroyed by rivers of lava. as the headlines one use here on al jazeera right off the inside story, see shortly, bye for now. teaching news you can watch or english streaming live on. i do channels plus thousands of our programs award winn

the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been under pressure to do so for years. earlier this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools. you as president joe biden says, he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants on the border with mexico. he says border patrol agents will pay after they were film using hoarse reins against people trying to cross over from mexico. 3 more towns have been evacuated after explosions from interrupting the volcano, intensified the canary on its volcano on the palm of started the romped on sunday. for the 1st time in 50 years. while the 7000 people have already fled their homes. hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. as the headlines, the news will continue here on al jazeera right after the listening post say shortly, bye bye. talk to al jazeera we owe. what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news make

the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been on the pressure to do so. for years. early this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools between 18311996 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to schools run by the catholic church. the government encouraged by military victories against armed groups. people are beginning to return to towns in northern mozambique, which were ravaged by years of violence. fighters have been targeting the resort rich region, but i've been pushed out with help from wanda malcom. web has been visiting some of the recount to towns. the people who lived here all fled in fear of beheadings abductions and rape. their towns in northern mozambique had been taken over by an armed crew called out, bab rwandan soldiers supporting mozambique government for to recapture the towns back in recent weeks. it took us to see the places they now control. nearly a 1000000 people have been displaced since the conflict began. 4 years ago. we met one at juma ismael, her 4 ch

the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been under pressure to do so for years. earlier this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools. between 1831 and 996 digit, as children were forcibly removed from the families and then to schools run by the catholic church and the government many were subjected to physical abuse and forbidden from speaking and native languages. us president joe biden says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants on the border with mexico. he said border patrol agents will pay after they were filmed using coal reins against people trying to cross from mexico. the footage, including video, shot by al jazeera, spoke to outrage earlier this week. a white house correspondent, kimberly hawk reports the al jazeera pictures of haitian refugees being rounded up by us agents that the southern border with mexico have made headlines for days. they've prompted several suspension and at least one bite in administration resignation. after days of silence, the u. s. president

the canadian conference of catholic bishops have been under pressure to do so. for years. earlier this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former school, between 18311996. indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to schools run by the catholic church and the government. and he was subjected to physical abuse, forbidden from speaking their native language. more than a 100 members of to new jersey is largest political party and not the have resigned in protest against the leadership. those who have stepped down include deputies and former members of the constituent assembly. they say the policies leadership is failing to actively engage any common front against what they call eminence. herana co. danger earlier this week, committee as president, you said, cemented his one man. go on to declaring that he would rule by decree. let's get more on the story we can bring in fidel our reserve. he's edison chief of the missy a news analysis website miss car. he joins us via skype from tunis many times for jo

so a big congratulations to the bishop.ily. they're, of course, security risks. we wish them the best and send a hearty congratulations. >> yeah. trailblazer in many ways. >> anthony blinken is set to tackle some unanswered questions. the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan this week blinken will testify in front of the house foreign affairs committee tomorrow. and the senate foreign relations committee on tuesday. as lawmakers look deep near the handle of that pullout of afghanistan. >> more americans were evacuated this week with the taliban finally allowing some planes to take off from kabul. joining us right now in doha, qatar, raf sanchez. good morning. >> lindsey, good morning. we've seen progress and setbacks this week in the evacuation from afghanistan. progress in the form of those two flights taking off from kabul here to doha carrying 29 u.s. citizens, 11 green card holders, and other foreign nationals. those are the first flights to take off from kabul since the u.s. military withdrew and since the taliban took over.

the canadian conference of catholic bishops has been under pressure to do so for years. early this year, you may remember the remains of hundreds of children were found on the grounds of former schools between 1831. 1996 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to schools run by the catholic church and the government. many of them was subjected to abuse value. bitcoin plummeted after china intensified. it's cracked on, on digital currencies, banning all transactions on friday, china's most powerful regulators, and that includes the central bank. won't anyone found defying law would be investigated? was cracked on partly due to the massive amount of energy needed to create digital currencies. finally, we can talk about the durian, which is a fruit. it's a very smelly fruit, but it is loved by many people in se asia. now, team of scientists and singapore, it's finding new ways to make use of it to tackle food waste for him. so he has this report in se, asia, it's known as the king of fruits. the julian distinctive in appearance and taste is ve

the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been under pressure to do so for years. earlier this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds, a form of schools between 1831 and 996 digit children were forced to be removed from their families and sent schools run by the catholic church and the government the coin value has plummeted. self. the china intensified its crackdown or digital currencies. bending all transactions on friday. asians most powerful regulators, including central bank, want to anyone found to find the law will be investigated the crime down as partly to the huge amount of energy needed to create digital currency. it comes as trying to test its own digital currency, controlled by the chinese central bank, said to roll out there is 2022 encouraged by military victories against armed groups. people are getting to return to towns and northern mozambique, which were ravaged by years violence fighters have been targeting the resource rich region. but if he pushed out with help from wanda, our conway has been visiting so

bishop. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. bishop: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. madam speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 5305. keeping our government funded and functioning is a basic responsibility of the congress. this is must-pass legislation. passage will give time to finalize the f.y. 2022 funding bills without a government shutdown, and we should get that done as soon as possible. as chairman of the agriculture, rural development, food and drug and related agencies subcommittee, i want to highlight several items in our jurisdiction. first, the bill includes $10 billion forral sdas -- agricultural disaster events programs. it includes $275 million for the emergency watershed protection program, to help communities address damages caused by natural disasters that impair the watersheds. moreover, it ensures usda can continue to help expand economic opportunity, create jobs in rural areas, and fully meet the demand for farm ownership loans. and it provides the authority and funding to allow the food and nutrit

he never has. >> bishop barber, we put it on the screen in the interim., the stats from west virginia. first in the nation in opioid use. first in deaths per capita, second in poverty, second in obesity, 45th in education, 47th in vaccination, 50th in infrastructure. you have been talking about basically all of these issues, bishop barber, for -- well, probably forever, but certainly for as long as i've known you. your message to both senator manchin, but also the people of west virginia given these stats? >> well, first of all, senator manchin, i'm glad my brother said, is just lying. 50% of the children are poor in west virginia. 42% of white people are poor in west virginia. people from west virginia, our poor people's campaign say he doesn't represent them. you talk to the moms in' appalachia, the miners, he's speaking for chamber of commerce, exxon. 50% of west virginia -- he voted against raising the minimum wage. 46.7% of the census track in west virginia can't afford water and now he's trying to stop the build back better plan that would actually

it goes the king and the queen got married by the bishops. they rode on horses to their castle and had eight children. >> my aim in class is being a scholar. being a scholar to me is being prepared, productive and never giving up. >> that's the best way to play. >> reporter: mastering the game of life early. jamie yuccas, cbs news, compton. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." reporting from the nation's capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> good morning. this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. the house of representatives voted to prevent a government shutdown at the end of the month and suspend the nation's borrowing limits, something republicans are strongly against. the bill now faces an uphill battle in the senate. government funding is set to expire on september 30th. >>> take a look at this. the moment a 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocked melbourne, australia today. the quake felt as far away as 600 miles away. only minor dam

bishop. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. bishop: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. madam speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 5305. keeping our government funded and functioning is a basic responsibility of the congress. this is must-pass legislation. passage will give time to finalize the f.y. 2022 funding bills without a government shutdown, and we should get that done as soon as possible. as chairman of the agriculture, rural development, food and drug and related agencies subcommittee, i want to highlight several items in our jurisdiction. first, the bill includes $10 billion forral sdas -- agricultural disaster events programs. it includes $275 million for the emergency watershed protection program, to help communities address damages caused by natural disasters that impair the watersheds. moreover, it ensures usda can continue to help expand economic opportunity, create jobs in rural areas, and fully meet the demand for farm ownership loans. and it provides the authority and funding to allow the food and nutrit

at a service today, meghan rohrer was ordained the first openly transgender bishop. the person who uses the pronoun they previously served as pastor of grace lutheran church in san francisco and elected in may to serve a six-year term as bishop. >>> every year, americans do good deeds on the anniversary of 9/11 and today thousands of volunteers gathered in san francisco to pack meals. volunteers packed meals for the san francisco marin food bank and got help from the lieutenant governor. >> it's still very hard to make sense of that terrible day. to be able to come out to volunteer to give back helps me as it helps so many other volunteers here today. >> volunteers did reach their goal of packing 200,000 meals. >>> on to the fire watch now. calmer weather, cooler temperatures certainly helping firefighters battle the massive dixie fire. firefighters have upped containment to 62%. the fire has burned over 950,000 acres, but despite those gains, the dixie fire is posing a new threat. the flames are getting closer to a set of radio telescope antennas that search for sig

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the non duration ceremony in montenegro of bishop nakeesha as the leader of the head of the serbian orthodox church has taken place. despite protests demonstrated bronx roads and fought with police before the ceremony opponent. see the church as a symbol of serbian influence over montenegro. 15 years after its independence, those are the headlines allergies here, world continues next. september, unnoticed, the russians closed in parliamentary election, imitates the president, putin, 21 year grip on power. the listening post dissects the media, how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reasons why the 911 to talk to alter the world. 20 years on the war that followed has finally ended. and i've got a son. but that's what caught this a didn't real office, a unique perspective on afghan, happy in history, through the eyes of the fearless and vision we to make it. germany, go to the polls and elections. the, the i'm going to merkel replace up to 15 years in power. what will the results mean for german and european union? september on al jazeera. ringback the. ringback ringback ringback me

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survive as a robe of honour, it survives as a sort of orthodox textile that was used by orthodox bishops a robe which was sent to the v&a by naser al—din shah qajar in 1876. so the ninth section of the exhibition is about the 19th century. we call it "the old and the new" because the 19th century is the tension between the kings who wanted to present themselves as glorious in the style of the iranian monarchs of the past. but they also had to deal with a very changed world. the section on the 19th century includes two large oil paintings. one of them comes from the reign of fath ali shah and it's a portrait by his court painter, and it shows the shah wearing the extensive jewellry on his equipment and clothes that was available to him because of their conquests in india. oil painting had come to iran probably in the 17th century for portraiture and decorative painting. so it came there as an inheritance from the past. during the 19th century, there were a number of really interesting painters who emerged in iran — and one of them was isma'iljalayir. the painting that we have in the exhib

bishop: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from louisiana, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemanis recognized for two minutes. mr. carter: i express my support for this continuing resolution especially the disaster supplemental portion. this bill contains crucial funding for my home state of louisiana and the residents of the 2nd congressional district affected by hurricane i hadda. the people of louisiana have be through a lot. it helps us to begin working on those challenges. this congress is stepping up and funding projects that will not only repair the damage but make our communities better and safer. the $3 billion in army corps flooding for flood projects will change the communities across my state and across this nation. it will build projects that will make communities stronger, safer and more resilient. the $5 billion in the funding for long-term disaster funding will help communities like laura in the past year and start places affected by ida and the road to recovery. it's not enough to repair these things to how they were, we nee

. >> we caught up with bob and lorie bishop from san carlos for a message because of the delta variant. >> you have to get out sometimes. as long as you are careful. >> you can do it as long as your careful. bring a mask. >> and we are careful. >> we are. >> so if you are looking to still come out here and go to the boardwalk they have pretty much shut own except for the weekend where the rides are opened on the weekend all the way through december. so if you are looking for a good time, here you go, allen. >> a good time had by all. that's good. kit, thank you. >>> now to the fire watch the dixie fire growing to more than 910,000 acres over the weekend. this has been burning for nearly two months now. the fire is 57% contained this evening. cal fire says that one firefighter that was assigned to help with the dixie fire passed away due to an illness. >>> and the bridge fire which is burning in auburn has grown to more than 400 acres and is now 15% contained. according to cal fire at least one firefighter has been hurt. no information has been released about the extent of their injurie