we didn't want the bruck family to hear it that way.e went out and personally visited them and said, you know, "we found-- we found a body. we don't know for sure it's chelsea-- but it's a female. we-- we-- we think it might be." you know for it to come down to that it was extra tough to go out there and be the bearer of such bad news. >> reporter: becky wasn't family of course. but it hit her pretty hard just the same. >> one of the ladies at work said, "they found a body." and i went home, turned on the news. and sure enough, they were by the railroad tracks. and they had the helicopters and-- >> reporter: what was happening in your tummy? >> sick. sick. my heart was pounding. butterflies. and-- by this point, we just wanted to know the truth. and still, we had to wait for them to verify that it was her. >> reporter: they did that the next day. dental records -- >> it was a relief to know the truth. but then opened a whole new door of questions of what happened? why? who did this? so, like, it was a whole new stressor. >> we almost fe

its playstation 5 game console that promises advanced graphics and is expected to cost around 500 brucksh bucks when it launches this holiday season. >>> happening today, people will gather in san francisco for a memorial to commemorate fewer years since the pulse night club massacre in on the other hand. on that day in 2016, the shooter opened fire inside of this lgbtq night club. 49 people were killed, more than 50 others hurt. police shot and killed shooter. and in honor ofrm victims, flags will fly at half-staff. and there will be a virtual ceremony. >>> new details about a criminal investigation into a san francisco sheriff's captain caught on video pushing a protestor. and the sheriff has opened his own investigation. we know that the officer seen in this video posted to twitter used his baton to shove two protesters from behind. and that is captain genre mere resident, john ramirez. the use of force took place on a day that the streets were filled with protesters. >> based on the information, there was a need for the use of force in that context so we don't think that it has risen

we would do church in the cuny homes project, we called it church of the brucks, bricks is another nameers and won. that picture you see is us taking a picture after they won the tournament. eric: and there he is playing basketball at the tournament. you just said something that was very important. you said george floyd has, quote, been to the wars and made some mistakes. you know what critics are saying, they say, look, he a had an arrest record, he served time in prison reports say for home invasion back in 2007, and they've criticized him for that. is that fair? does that a matter or does that show that he was able to redeem himself in the ministry? >> well, there's something that's interesting. christianity is, the narrative christianity not about -- [inaudible] it's about redemption. and i think he epitomized redemption, how god takes a life that a may have gone one way. and when i met him, i met him, you know, way after that. so what i met was somebody -- the person i met was somebody who's on their journey towards growing in their faith in christ and also, more importantly, impac