is gonna be a bishop. there is gonna be a bishop. or, other people saying we, we desperately need one! those two sides together are raising the temperature. you get other voices, particularly voices from england saying, relax. this isn't going to happen. the aftermath of the stamp act crisis is not a time that parliament is going to decide to reshape the church of england. bishops have political power in england. they sit in the house of lords. no new diocese has been created for a very long time. it would be a very big act of parliament to create a bishop for the colonies. it would've been an extreme extension of parliamentary authority. that was not going to happen. it wasn't going to happen partly because it would be politically problematic in england. it probably would've upset scottish presbyterian's who would be concerned about an extension of religious authority in that direction. the other thing is, most anglicans in the colonies did not want a bishop. southern anglicans were very certain that they

the anglican bishop was big for a while can you tell us about that and how this scaffolding that you deflects that from becoming a reality? >> a couple things to keep in mind of the bishop controversy with the american revolution we focus on a very specific chunk of time 1765 through 68 or 69 is the issue with the bishop and the colonies is a major political issue anglicans have been arguing for a bishop doing all the way back to the early 18th century the issue is not new everyone involved in the religious institution agrees parliament has to act so all people in religious institutions are instrumental to parliament which is important because of parliament doesn't act there is no real threat what actually happens during the bishop controversy some people are very agitated saying there will be a bishop are other saying we desperately need one and those two sides together raise the temperature and then you have other voices from england saying relax. this will not happen and it is not a time parliament will reshape the church of england bishops have political power and no new diocese

is gonna be a bishop. there is gonna be a bishop. or, other people saying we, we desperately need one! those two sides together are raising the temperature. you get other voices, particularly voices from england saying, relax. this isn't going to happen. the aftermath of the stamp act crisis is not a time that parliament is going to decide to reshape the church of england. bishops have political power in england. they sit in the house of lords. no new diocese has been created for a very long time. it would be a very big act of parliament to create a bishop for the colonies. it would've been an extreme extension of parliamentary authority. that was not going to happen. it wasn't going to happen partly because it would be politically problematic in england. it probably would've upset scottish presbyterian's who would be concerned about an extension of religious authority in that direction. the other thing is, most anglicans in the colonies did not want a bishop. southern anglicans were very certain that they

and bishops.ew days before the consecration, the decree on his election is read to the beneficiary. he replies thank you and accept. after that, he takes an oath, takes a blessing, the patriarch and other bishops. during the sacrament, the troparia are sung, the bishops pray for the non-sending of the holy spirit after each consecration, the parishioners present proclaim the accessory worthy, thereby expressing approval of the consecrated. the next celebration on the occasion of the 1030th anniversary of orthodoxy in our lands was met by one of of the most ancient cities of belarus for slavl on july 28, a solemn service was held near the walls of the ancient transfiguration church, led by its metropolitan. on this day, the orthodox church honored the memory of equal-to-the-apostles prince vladimir the baptist of minsk zaslavl, patriarchal veniamin, to the zaarch of all belarus. his sons also received holy baptism in russia , including because of glory, in whose honor the city is named, its annalis

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be banned in the baltic states, but not in ukraine, but it is not clear to me, well, accordingly, bishopike to clarify with you. and what are the current dynamics of the transition of priests other hierarchs are from moscow of the patriarchate to the ukrainian orthodox church, well, actually, there is absolutely no dynamic, since all the parishes that join the orthodox church of ukraine today, they join without priests. i would very much like these parishes to join with their leading priests who know them. but unfortunately, we we haven't seen such a trend. we don't know anything. we know a priest . join the parish. photo. there is a community there. yes, it is a real community. it is called a parish community . where is he going? i think that he will come like uh a year and a half ago i had the same situation when the priest came and said i somehow gave up the parish in the 14th year and came today please give me a new uh sorry na there will be a new parish with a new priest. and how is it happening? and what is the situation now with property that is used by representatives, so to spea

lisa: tell me about the irish bishops' guidelines. say how you proceed on this. you know, they're, as i say, reasonable, normal, but are looked on in some way as revolutionary. there's no need for them to be revolutionary. it's just common sense in many ways and basic common humanity. [church bells ringing] lisa: maynooth is best known as the training ground for ireland's priests. this is where the irish bishops traditionally meet and where the guidelines were published. vincent: well, thank god for the irish catholic bishops. they're doing something that is extraordinary, absolutely. vincent: maynooth is where i studied for four years-- lisa: the irish guidelines he pushed for put the welfare of the child first and treat each case individually. they stop short at asking the priest to step down. earlier this year, the vatican admitted it has guidelines, too, but won't make them public. vincent's read them and can't see why not. lisa: why won't they make the guidelines public? vincent: because if you've got a got a problem. you lisa: b

then hold to says the bishop molested him. ah, i see, and when i got home that evening, i drank a glass of wine to overcome my disgust and shame glass buying a taunton. i didn't know what the bishop gave me a nice fussed official from. yeah, it was a psycho tropic drug and alcohol was a very bad combination with an am sick, a fall from our corners and i think but 50 d. i don't remember what happened after that, and in fin buddhists, i thought later that night and i fell in an old, jumped from the balcony of my apartment. invite that unfair love. these are not, i don't know, i couldn't my novel. i just don't remember if i and dish pullman bustle in much faces, nifty shop, a kind of a non voter didn't tell anybody about the incident man. he accuses of molesting him was his superior in the church. hierarchy, volta suffered for 4 years, submitting to absurd tests and punishments. he says, finally, he was reassigned to the diocese law. i taught tool, i can honestly say i was torture fear intensely for horrible years that have lifte

then hold the says the bishop molested him. ah, i see. and when i got home that evening i drank a glass of wine to overcome my disgust and shame glass lying tolten. i didn't know what the bishop gave me a nice fussed official from. yeah, it was a psycho tropic drug and alcohol was a very bad combination with an am. take a font from our corners on a think, but 50 d. i don't remember what happened after that and in fin, morris, i thought later that night and i fell in an old, jumped from the balcony of my hotman's invite dozen. sal's these are not i don't know. i couldn't my not let just don't remember fallen dish porman muscle in my advice is nifty hob, a kind of a non voter didn't tell anybody about the incident. the man he accuses of molesting him was his superior in the church hierarchy. voter suffered for 4 years submitting to absurd tests and punishments. he says, finally, he was reassigned to the diocese. it's la patois. i can honestly say i was torture fear intensely for horrible years that have left their mark on me to this day. ha

bishop barber, before you go, you're joining us from jackson, mississippi., you let a rally outside thgovernor's mansion in jackson demanding election officials reverse decades of disinvestment that has left water unfit to drink in mississippi's capital city where 80% of all residents are african-american. can you talk about the crisis? another boil water order. >> yeah, and it is been going on for nearly 50 years, over 170,000 residents ar without water. and while the city is 82% african-american, this is also a dirty, poisonous water for black people, disabled people, white people. if a white doctor who suffers from ms talked about at the rally how bad this is what is going on. others are having to wash children's bodies and that water. the water is not being tested. there putting clorox in dirty water. it is immoral and sinful violation of people's protection under the law and human rights. because of the same time, allegedly, the governor, along with brett favre, and now been to the courts taking money that was dedicated for poor and low wealth people in

john tyler became a favorite of bishop madison. bishop madison asked young john tyler to read one of the graduation orations on the day he graduated in july of 1807. the other thing that comes out of tyler's relationship with his father at this time it comes out of his relationship with bishop madison and william and mary is by the time he graduated at the age of 17 he was brimming with self-confidence. almost full of himself, very confident he'd certainly moved past the reticence and the attributes he had had when he was ten, 11, 12 years old. very much confident in himself. confident in his ability confident in his intellect, he had been largely classically trained. trained in subjects like greek and latin, ancient history, politics, political economy is very much equipped with both what he got at home and also what he got in college to pursue the career in politics he so earnestly wanted. his father was good for his self-esteem as was bishop madison in other words. tyler once had dinner with thomas jefferson not long after he gr

her in 2008. >> every 10 feet or so, she in the press would come and speak to a bishop and she cameand she was warm, she was regal, but she was also, i felt, very human, a real warm presence. >> reporter: among those attending the service, a couple of worshipers who put their emotions about the loss into words. some printed out the details about the next 10 days for what british officials deemed operation london bridge point >> she never quit. for me, she is inspiring as i continue with my own family to not quit. >> reporter: she last graced the area of the visit in 1983 on a whirlwind tour met by then mayor dianne feinstein, and the first family, the reagans. among the delegation that met with her, former san francisco mayor willie brown. the mac i would say that she is probably the royalty that will best be remembered in every way. >> reporter: they'll sure remember, as he visited the uk for a gathering of bishops. >> the queen was too frail to attend, but she did send a beautiful letter that the bishop of london read to all of us. it was about her faith and her value of her faith

this— bishop, this is a family funeral. this is— bishop, this is a family funeral. this is a family funeral. this is the loss of the grandmother as well, _ this is the loss of the grandmother as well, but— this is the loss of the grandmother as well, but it's taking place so very— as well, but it's taking place so very publicly. and i think anybody would find — very publicly. and i think anybody would find it very difficult to do that _ would find it very difficult to do that but — would find it very difficult to do that. but what comes across certainty _ that. but what comes across certainly from the television coverage is the silence within westminster hall, which many of us khow— westminster hall, which many of us know is— westminster hall, which many of us know is the — westminster hall, which many of us know is the oldest parts of parliament. it's also very busy, it's bustling. and that absolute siiehce — it's bustling. and that absolute silence apart from the tap tap when it is time _ silence apart from the tap tap when it is time to — silence apart from the t

. >> reporter: bishop mark andrus visited the uk recently for a gathering of bishops.e queen was too frail to join them, but sent the group a letter, reaffirming her belief in their work, especially when it comes to climate change, in turn, reaffirming her own strong, christian beliefs. bishop anderson says, in 2008, he was fortunate enough to meet the queen. >> every 10 feet or so, she and the prince would speak to a bishop and spouse. she came over to our side. she was warm, she was regal, but she was also, i felt, very human, a real, warm presence. >> reporter: that remembrance book we showed you, that will be here for 10 days at grace cathedral church here, until the queen's funeral, then the church plans to send it to the royal family. in san francisco, gia vang nbc bay area news. >> most brits, in fact, most of us have never lived in a world without queen elizabeth. there will be mourning for many days to come. here's what happens next, the plans for the aftermath of her death have been in place since the 1960s. if she had died in london, the process called opera

that last well to play a role ah ah ah ah ah ah once the coffin is in place of westminster, hall bishop of can't come to very will conduct a short service which will be attended by the king, members of the royal family. oh, oh oh, oh oh oh. i am now being placed on a raised platform in the oldest of the estate, westminster hole, who i a a a a a, a a ah, ah, ah. i see the queen's cough in westminster hall with the senior members of the royal family. standing in front of it, a king charles in clean, consult camilla. princess anne and her husband, vice had moved him. lauren to prince andrew, prince edward in some of the things. francis ah. well now conduct assured that the make it might be done if y huh. of all mankind grown to us with thy servant, queen elizabeth, and all the faithful departed, though sure, benefits. so sy, some say, think passion and glorious resurrection fact in the long stay. when all things are gathered up in christ, we may with them enjoy the fullness of thy promises. through jesus christ, our lord. ah, let launch your heart be troubled. he believed in god. believe a

ambassador, maxwell bishop, and other members of the diplomatic corps. ♪ ♪ >> leading his guests intoome of his own. ♪ ♪ >> as the foreign minister and other dignitaries looked on, the premier recalled how warmly he had been received during his own visit to america just the year before, and he regretted there wasn't time enough to entertain his american friends appropriately. ♪ >> in reply, the u.s. vice president insisted that the welcome was much more than adequate, and he expressed deep gratefulness that so many of thailand's leaders should be kind enough to turn up and meet him when he had been obliged to come at so late an hour. in a dining room prepared for the occasion, the prime minister and mr. nixon and their party partook of a mud night dinner, one -- midnight dinner, one more example of thailand's hospitality to the american goodwill ambassador. ♪♪ >> once again mr. nixon held a press conference. he underscored america's strong backing of the southeast asia treaty organization. thailand and the united states, he declared, would continue their efforts for economic developme

department that carried out communications between his holiness the patriarch and patriarchs and bishops, and within the russian federation and the connections between the hierarchy. well, sometimes we act as such a consulting center. sometimes we act uh as such a good christian tribunal sometimes as a statistical office and sometimes as an ambulance . this is the responsibility of case management, so it’s unlikely that i’ll be in this sense the prime minister of the church can be called, although the question that you raised regarding the combination of administrative obedience in the church and monasticism and the management of the monastery. this is of course a serious question. on the one hand, i try to live like the brothers of the novospassky monastery live in accordance with the thousand-year-old institutions of monasticism, and on the other hand. maybe i understand them better than outwardly, because they are my brothers about it. although, of course, it is not easy, despite the fact that we write interviews within the walls of the monastery. uh, and now we can even hear echoes o

ready do me in the room when you i know mr. bishop which was good on track. there's really principles are still more to be returned with letters, thoughts in the and that unless you all i'm user capture i seen you missed me when i knew it just didn't border. i forgot what blown correspond on when you're listening which notes, but we just didn't put it as there was a little to do which reminded me. but on time when you not look for some reason you removed, annoyed me about that class. you open up a suggested mill up roster. presto, she's one of the issues that he will give him to come over. let's try to deal with gets but why? because the way you get away slightly related will go on. it does not cry and you what are you sure you have to lose? just really a general dentist getting really well in that is the only for the history of you watching it out. them walk across the mil blum's behind us with got the motto of knowing that the extra mile wide mobile a whole new new book i should have said should also have the credit release soon. this is virginia martinez,

good morning, bishop joyce was with was short or short allah. those are pretty muslim world, the george just nurse thought form. we have the realm of just the will also best design. you should just a with this because all in but if we play on the sunday luncheon and i'd like your song about a girl with marvelous. oh no, i'm not asking for what but the most telephone dealer watching in the window because just needing mitchell, eric. yes. how much longer bishop? where are you been? wonderful. yeah, i wouldn't let me, sir. but these kind of gave her gathering spoilers. a curvature. mothers don't but your shirts are look at him so that i'm with the resource i spoke to you about my shock. great them for dinner. come get on with me . what are some dollars actually? i will give you a shout on on the greens cavities again. ah, just goes with the worst lot of what of all the way the way that no i sure was a brochure escalate to move because natural normal greenly what to the damn do. but you multiply eulissa volume, cookie whiskey, but they are bit lauri

bishop talked about oregon. he talked about coordination and that was an situation unprecedented in your words something that none of his condone and i don't like seeing it and i disagree and i would do everything i can to stop or federal officers and being attacked talk about coronation. you extended your authority to cpb and i.c.e. to help in that situation. law enforcement officials didn't want to see that happen because of the controversy in the local elements that essentially in my words may be in claiming the situation. how can we move forward to make sure there's better coordination here? you are at the fed and they are at the local. we have to figure out the situation and the situation before it gets out of control. lessons learned. >> thank you chairman. we have learned a number of lessons out of portland. we rely on city county and state law enforcement. mr. torres mentioned we are a small agency. for us to, we don't want to create a federal police force across the nation. we rely heavily on our contra

about that hour, a clear place of christening in the luzhansk kostelevinsky bishop karol daugal, callts of the polish-russian peace houses, in 1656 and 1658, was close to the mower of the polish king casimir, ilonchik. in 1780s saxony had an abandoned architect jan samuel becker and the crystal-outer not only the palatsvaga of the ruzhany ensemble , but the aleinova projects of the shrine after the total reconstruction of the worn-out bottle, the left side chapel of the holy kryzh from the base of kristina rosa sapieha of mosalskaya was taught to lynx to the classicism of the ranida of the church . here is 1.787 in the year, through the efforts of prince alexander, the right lateral whim was taught. st. barbara’s project of the one she was pierced with prasami by the court architect of saxony jan samuel beckert in 1793 for the house that was treated alone by the baker the surface grassy hut of the uruzhany, and after that it was documented to be subject to his residence. here , the architecture of the costume is added from 1808, including the high panoic tower above the bare compositi

chevron is now leasing office space in bishop ranch for its new headquarters. >>> it's not just real estate shakeups we're talking about facebook's parent company just told its employees it will be hiring and reducing budgets across most of its teams that could mean layoffs there been reports they told underperforming employees to reapply for a new role within the company for lee's. >> let's begin the latest on the school shooting in oakland injured six people. we are getting a more detailed picture of how yesterday's violence unfolded. police revealing that the shooters actually entered the school building and opened fire it happened just before 1:00 yesterday and swan of the three schools on the king state campus in the east hills near 580 joining us now with more details and how we are hearing that the shooting is gang- related. >> reporter: police say the shooting was targeted but none of the six people that were shot were the intended target of the shooters yesterday but people are still alive we love them on their conditions coming up at the shooters are still on the list polic

oh and bishop endeavors to create drought proof. amazing to think that the plant be so earlier that now look completely alive and international efforts to combat the pests that threaten them. so they bring in their samples. they show you the impact, perhaps just like a doctor, right. your prescription, you're doing the same thing here. you're writing a prescription for the farmer. offline explorer inspiring advances to farming for the future. al jazeera, ah. to grow rebels in ethiopia. say they're ready for a cease fire, potentially ending almost 2 years of fighting. ah, i'm how much of jerome this is algebra? live from door also coming up. oh, sweden's far right alliance celebrates its narrow lead over the ruling block, but the elections remain too close to coal blackouts across ukraine brushes accused of staging reprisal attacks on civilians infrastructure after much of its forces are driven out of the north east. and queen elizabeth's coffin begins its final journey now in edinburgh, where she will lie at rest before heading to l

and northeast of bishop at this hour, but they are seeing some rain with those storms from our golden gate bridge camera. it's a socked-in view right now cooler than average temperatures all week. there's a chance of showers sunday and a much warmer pattern coming your way next tuesday. so the clouds fill in tonight tomorrow morning. you start out with the low clouds and the fog a little bit of mist and not out of the question and drizzle and as we head into the afternoon and evening, we'll be seeing both lower and higher clouds across the region your morning temperatures will begin in the 40s to 50s for many areas. you have to really get out towards antioch to see that 62 degree reading afternoon highs will be on the mild side away from the coastline. you're looking at upper 70s for the warmest spots along the coastline you're looking at mid-60s and around the base 60 70s. so really pleasant weather with a mix of sun and high clouds. now this i'm really excited about and i wish this computer model would verify but i'll tell you the other computer model has gone dry completely dry. so

okay, let's discuss the situation as cross to chris bishop, now journalist and form editor of forbes africa. many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see you. i'm sorry we're a significant day for many. we know that quinn, elizabeth, the 2nd witness, the rise of the u. s. is the new western super power? that's what extent has the u. k. become no more than a sidekick of it's american allies? i mean, the u. s. is rise. really replace the british empire, didn't it? well you, you can say that he could say also that the queen's career. i mean, she was actually in africa when she became queen of england. she was a holiday kenya with prince philip when she got the news that her father died not be flown back to london to be a very young queen. you could, i mean, that was 1952. you can argue that in that time, in the 50 years that followed britain's, what you certainly have faded very, very much. you can honestly say that, but i think the kind of diplomatic power that she had and the respect she had. i mean, a lot of people didn't have a lot of respect for, they felt she was a je

mark roe, the bishop of those now. mark roe, the bishop of newcastle, the acting bishop.because our very often running for a really good because ourvery often in running for a really good because our very often in memory of someone they have _ our very often in memory of someone they have lost and they want to respect — they have lost and they want to respect and pay tribute to and raise funds— respect and pay tribute to and raise funds for~ _ respect and pay tribute to and raise funds for. so it seems entirely appropriate that we take all of the emotion_ appropriate that we take all of the emotion and feeling and the laws that we _ emotion and feeling and the laws that we share as a nation and use this opportunity to pay our tribute to someone who has served our nation — to someone who has served our nation. extraordinarily, for so many years _ nation. extraordinarily, for so many years it _ nation. extraordinarily, for so many years. it seems entirely right the run goes — years. it seems entirely right the run goes ahead but we do it in the spirit _ run goes ahead but w

the service of the exaltation of the cross is the rite of bearing the cross. the senior priest or bishop brings the cross to the center of the temple and, like an ancient event, erects a cross in front of the worshipers, all those praying in the temple worship the shrine at this time, a hymn is sung to your cross, we worship vladyka and your holy sunday of course, on this great feast, he worships the creative christ of the lord, we also remember that the cross is not only an instrument of our salvation, on which christ was crucified, but also an integral part of our own spiritual life. in the holy gospel, we meet such words lord jesus christ who does not take up his cross follows me, he is not worthy of me with the teachings of the orthodox church. we know that a person's bearing of his christ is an image of a christian's spiritual life. but what does it mean to carry your cross, of course, looking at the cross of christ we remember his suffering, the crucifixion of death. however, already in the holy scriptures of the old testament, we find many images that indicate that the cross of ch

located in the first half of the 19th century, there were the church of the intercession and the bishop's metochion, their walls became the basis of a new building solemnly opened in 1939 for pre-war minsk, this building became unique four above-ground and four underground floors 100 rooms of halls, equal in area to three football fields. it had the best stage equipment in the republic and the first indoor swimming pool during the war. right wing. the building was damaged, dropped by a bomb. and the left use, the germans, who gave it the name sol. dutten. immediately in 1943, a funeral ceremony was held for the murdered by minsk underground workers wilhelm cuba, the nazis mined the building from minsk, and only thanks to the heroic efforts of soviet soldiers it was possible to avoid its undermining. what building are we talking about? dima drama army no it is not right. the answer to the question is to assume that this is an opera and ballet theater. it looks very similar , very, very, very, judging by this picture. no, of course, arina can the gorky theater no, of course. alexey if there

and mr. presley, which in law go, when will do me in the room, when i know mr. bishop which was going on back, it is really appears to be still more return with letters, thoughts in the last you'll, abuser capture. i see you missed. ah, i know it still, i'm going to scratch what blown this correspond on when you're listening which notes, but we just didn't put it as the was a little to do, which reminds me for the time when you not look for some reason you removed, annoyed.

bishop william barber, brooke floyd, thank you both very much. much appreciate it.l in with chris hayes st>> to- >> the january six committee gears back up, and forward community advisor speaks up. >> there was much more coordination in the american public than even imagine, when it got into january six. >> tonight, my exclusive interview with former republican congressman denver riggleman, on claims that and you broke off trump world connections to january six extremists, and his response to committee pushback on his aha moment. >> we got a real of moment when you say that the white house switchboard has connected to a rioters

of manga is now— moving around, the bishop of manga is now the _ moving around, the bishop of manga — course it is near cardiff. —— bishop of bangor. the streets have been closed _ of bangor. the streets have been closed for — of bangor. the streets have been closed for the past week, in fact. some lovely scenes as the convoy of cars works its way through these very narrow streets in this village, part of cardiff, as it approaches the main entrance to the cathedral. as the car approaches the entrance to llandaff cathedral, i will pass you over to my colleague gareth lewis. nick, thank you. it is a wonderful setting, even the weather doing its best this morning. the cathedral in a little hollow hidden from view, even hidden from view of those at the top of the hill, it is intimate and private, and also very public at the same time with the eyes of the whole world on what is happening in llandaff here this morning. the royal couple being greeted by the vice lord lieutenant of south glamorgan and then as we have seen throughout the week the greetings before the entrance to the service

and in her speech in the cathedral just now the best bishop of lung london, spoke of queen elizabeth when she was in her coronation. going and dedicating herself to the church before she allowed anybody to pledge themselves to her. so you do have a very old fashioned traditional family that has at call this protestant effect and this deep link to the church of which they are in charge. and you know that the bus is there as well. and king charles of this, he made the point that this will inform his reign as well. and, of course, the morning process is, is so important. but of course this and all the other events to memory, seeing the queen in the coming days and weeks there, paving the way to a new era aunt lay where we're heading for a completely new start here. yeah, this is a really interesting transition period. and transitions rule is fascinating because you've got a combination of looking back and looking forward and deciding what you're going to take from what has gone before. what are you going to take there and how are you going to use that into the future? and that was what

>> thank you congressman bishop. portland was achaotic , unprecedented event. that we hadn't seen before. a number of officers within fps, 363 officers were injured. i think roughly a total of 800 injuries to not only the fps officers but also dep and ice officers that provided us assistance. primarily with the green lasers molotov cocktails, smoldering shop with slingshot. commercial grade pyrotechnics were thrown at them. dhs officers before the event are in my eyes they are heroes and they their level of restraint, their goal was to ensure that the courthouse and federal facilities of portland's workprotected . they achieved that goal.si they stayed inside the courthouse until someone was attempting to cause damage like setting the building on fire. to take action then when they did come out they were with a barrage of violence. so all those officers have recovered from those injuries. we did have one fps officer who did die of a heart attack. not during the event but as he was going to work and unfortunately another officer within dhs did commit suicide but

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