not even aware meeting children of other faith until i got to georgetown in 1999. >> c went to catholics school. >> and jesuit college that i had a catholic education. [laughter] >> how did that go? you said you got the best out of education out of your home but more important than the school that it seems. >> so what is the composition? >> technically my mother is a white anglo-saxon protestant so not as a social elite she is derived from anglo-saxon but that's about as far as that goes so that was my experience but then i grew up in new jersey that my parents referred to as ethnic white polish and italian and irish kids so that was my experience those that pretended to be catholic then once i got to college and realize they tended not to be at all the elite white. >> many of them were not it was the kids in the neighborhood but also the kids in the school. >> so what percentage were blac black? >> up through high school i was a handful of black students and was really aware of that i could interpret my race identity as i wanted to but by the time i got to high school it was a deliberate choic

15000 books so through summer break and evenings and weekends and with those mediocre parochial catholic schools. >> for a variety of reasons i think he thought the discipline would be better there. [laughter] he wanted to get us out of our neighborhood we lived in a segregated part of new jersey there is a white side in the black side of town as a silent protest and in their eighties and nineties that came with's racial dynamics so we went to a catholic school. >> but you were not catholic. >> not at all my father is an atheist of my mother's a protestant. >> so that's an early experience of standing apart. >> was it a significant difference quick. >> yes. just us to not a single other person. >> most were i was not even aware. >> but then i decided and then how did it go? you had your best education at home. >> so what was the school population? my mom is a white anglo protestant but not as a social elite it is derived from anglo-saxon so that was my experience of that my parents would refer to as an ethnic life of irish kids and greek kids so that was my experience once i got to college they

i went to catholic grammar school, sending them to catholic school, catholic college and my mother workedf religion was a very strong part of their lives. for he talks about what you done for me. i think if you just look at the life issue you are throwing out the baby with the bathwater because they were so many issues where this president not only is woefully short but falls on the side of abject evil when it comes to the treatment of women in the treatment of minorities in the treatment of disenfranchised people when it comes to spending education which is the single great equalizer, the only cure for poverty. >> martha: so who answers what you want? >> joe biden does because not only they need to get behind a candidate who embodies all of the values that we hold and's teachings about the way he treated women was historic and treated women with respect and regard to their opinions in several parables from the bible. he is a teacher and his disciples call him teacher. >> martha: i want to switch subjects and i want to get your thoughts on impeachment because that is obviously something v

and her grandmother had custody of her and got called home and they wanted to take her out of catholic school and in public and i said no you are going to stay in catholic because it is a better system and all that and she said to me that you finished school and at the time i didn't even have a ged. i broke down and hung up and staggered back to my cell, laid in bed and the next day i got up and went to the school, signed up for school, went over to the library and took the ged book and for four months than i had my ged and i said nobody can stop me. the light went off and by education first went crazy. every program from everything to do with education, and started tackling so that is one of the main turning points in my education, the light bulb went off and a guy by the name frank james said you are a good dude, you are going home, the other fools in here don't have a chance. between those incidents, that was one of my turning point. the first part of the question you talked about, leaving the street, i was young and i have a lot of money, i mean a lot of money. it was a nightmare to me an

to point out,want we have very progressive nuns in our catholic school. sadly, a lot of catholics are taught the jews killed jesus. s were like, no, that the did not kill jesus, italians killed jesus. that is a fact. werenk because the nuns all irish, too. so none of tha happened, what he just said. iat is true for most of -- can't explain it. nobody can explain it because it seems like an ali invasion is taken place. these seem like pod people. photo on a great instagram of a shot of them sitting there. it really looks like invasion of the pod people. they have taken over our human form. they just spew things that are just completely not true. i believe trump told them the sun rose in the west, they would back that 100%. none of it matters to them. they don't care. you're right. when i was going up -- i mean, my grandfather was born in the 19th century. he came out of those republicans that were lincoln people and their abolitionists and supported women's right to vote, etc. he would not even recognize this at all. -- what i encourage people to do, especi

children to have a very open mind and super tolerant and he prefers and that's why he put us in a catholic school so i did all my education with the 9. to . do. i sing dad this song has nothing to do with a place or time. it has something to do with spirit and with connecting people together because i think that everyone in the world as we see now in this song in silent night there's plenty of versions in all kind of languages all over the world and it connects people and i think that's the purpose of this song and that's what's great about it that it connects people together and it brings everyone together. sontag. was. and demand. all. gone. beyond. holy. well the 1st time i heard the song was that i was maybe 3 years old and it was in arabic says arab so that's the 1st version i've ever learned to sing and i wanted to a lot of people in the world don't know that it exists in arabic because they don't know that they are you know christian arabs and i was like. ok let me sing it in arabic and show you that we have our own version. and i love this version i think it adds some. authentic. spirit t

but on the other hand i think there has to be accommodations so that if a catholic school system doesn'taving in a single marriage is a teacher, they should be able to say that. so my attitude is live and let live. there has to be space for different, real diversity. when people talk about diversity they're not really talking about diversity purity i want real diversity in our society. i want people to be able to find their own communities and live according to their values. i think there is a group in our society that views their mission is going around and bludgeoning everyone into uniformity. gerry: that was attorney general william barr. just ahead america's not the only place where history was made this week. what happened in britain thursday could have important thursday could have important locations for politics here. ♪ oh, ho! oh, ho, ho, ho! you... you got me. uh, what do you want? i've got uh, ai robots, i've got vr goggles. i want your sled, please. no. [ chuckles ] timmy. it'd be a shame if this went viral. for those who never compromise. the mercedes-benz winter event. whoa

be putting it towards scholarship funds for those in the community that can't afford to go to catholic school. they say that the money belongs to the kids and they want to invest it in them as best they can in the newsroom know well bellow kron 4 news. well to the north bay now a man is dead after a tree fell and muir woods, 3 visitors they were just walking on the hillside trail tuesday afternoon. >>when that tree just came crashing down directly on top of them. one man was able to escape while a woman was hurt by some falling debris. however, another man he was completely pinned under that tree or in county fire officials say that everyone is vulnerable when you're walking through places like this one objects can fall from above. >>pretty random all the rpnature, you know a tree fell in the water the up and be somebody that you can which is we're in a portion of that. you know thousands of people visit fashionable on that day. yeah, no will or won't he. all of this nature, i'm very often if you know ever. >>hillside trail and part of the main trail will stay closed until that trees complete

we're roman catholic schooled.les. they contacted adopt berkshire in 2016, but were soon told their application wouldn't be processed because of their sikh—indian heritage. the attitude we got on the phone from the lady that was on the call just broke our hearts, really. in a statement, windsor and maidenhead bureau says... it sends a really powerful message that there are equality laws out there which should help and benefit the entire society. but sometimes, you do have to make some noise. the manders now have an 18—month—old son who they adopted from the us. despite the problems they faced in the uk, they hope to adopt more children in the future. adina campbell, bbc news. a senior british diplomat in the united states, has resigned, over the way the government is presenting its strategy to leave the european union. alexandra hall hall, the lead envoy for brexit in the british embassy in washington, said she could no longer "peddle half—truths" on behalf of political leaders she did not "trust." the foreign offi

we're roman catholic schooled.f cycles. they contacted adopt berkshire in 2016, but were soon told their application wouldn't be processed because of their sikh—indian heritage. the attitude we got on the phone from the lady that was on the call just broke our hearts, really. in a statement, windsor and maidenhead bureau says... it sends a really powerful message that there are equality laws out there which should help and benefit the entire society. but sometimes, you do have to make some noise. the manders now have an 18—month—old son who they adopted from the us. despite the problems they faced in the uk, they hope to adopt more children in the future. adina campbell, bbc news. doctors say they're astounded by the recovery of a british woman, who was in cardiac arrest for six hours, after collapsing in freezing weather hiking in the spanish pyrenees. audrey schoeman developed severe hypothermia, when she was caught in a snowstorm last month. our medical correspondent fergus walsh, has her amazing story of surviv

were exceptions i write about waiting for the school bus with my sister i will never forget the catholic school bus driving by kids screaming out the window dirty jews and i was told to pick up a penny because there was a jew. these are footnotes and then it with those vestiges from the old world and not at all the norm i'm very grateful for those that live up to those that wrote about us and the fact is a testament to so many leaders and to see so many faces to put in the effort that doesn't come out of nowhere. that is a result of incredibly hard work and that's what i am indebted to and grateful for. >> with the idea your life has been a blessing comes through very clearly in the book as you describe your own experience and the lessons from your grandparents and parents. and to hear the ability to listen to the english language that are memorable. in some sense looking at the big picture you view your life as a holiday from history. what did you mean by that? >> it sounds depressing to put it this way but i think it's true but the reality we have returned to an aftermath not just on tree of

children were put on lockdown in schools throughout jersey city including sacred heart private catholic school across from where the gunfire ensued. the mayor of jersey city did tweet this jewish kosher market was charged investigators have not given motive and have not indicated whether this was an anti-somatic hate crime and no indication this was terrorism but an ongoing investigation. carley: a manhunt intensifying, who had a police sergeant and left her to die. kayla sullivan was heard as the suspect sped away from a traffic stop in nassau bay, texas, died at the hospital two weeks before 16th anniversary with the force. >> a nightmare scenario for the city, seriously injured and killed in the line of duty, will catch the suspect. >> 5 officers have been killed by the nuclear assault. >> a community says goodbye to a fallen officer, for arkansas police officer stephen carr who shot and killed execution style in his station's parking lot. the gunman was also shot dead. the funeral at the university of arkansas turned blue to honor the fallen officer. 42 police officers were shot and killed

says that if a gay man was fired from his no it no no you're only talking about him religious catholic schools or religious institutions with absolutely have the right so if that were to happen in any other industry if a gay man were fired from his job can you imagine what would happen he would get the nuclear arsenal of the media on that business he would start to go fund me and have $800000.00 in the bank tomorrow the private market the free market solve that issue without legislation so yeah in theory there's no law in the book but we don't need more laws we want fewer laws if you're conservative and it just simply wouldn't happen because the repercussions the social repercussions the attacks on the media from the gay lobby would be so extreme businesses have been you know chilled into that and if you were fired for being gay you come out you'd come out on top you would get a better job you have job offers coming your way everywhere we won america loves gay people we don't need there's this narrative of discrimination is complete phooey and we don't need more laws to try to protect people w

on the other hand, i think there has to be accommodation so that if the catholic school system doesn't want to have a gay person who is living in a single sex marriage as a teacher, they should be able to say that. my attitude is live and let live and there has to be space for real diversity. people talk about diversity, there not really talking about diversity. i want real diversity in society, people to be able to form their own communities according to their values. i think there is a group in our society that views the mission as bludgeoning everyone into uniformity. i said in my notre dame speech that it's a little like the roman empire, where the christians were the good citizens, they were the best fighters in the roman army. >> no match for the lions, though. atty. gen. barr: that was earlier. emperorsany of the would not let the christians live in peace. they were not satisfied and less they get up and sacrificed to the emperor as a god. you sort of feel a little of the ine spirit nowadays that less the little sisters of the poor provide contraception, there is something horri

lawsuit against the diocese of oakland christian brothers congregation of holy cross and morrow catholic high schoole others to speak their truth. it's been more than 40 years since george howell says he was sexually abused by two morrow catholic clergymen in hayward. >> there's a lot of questions you ask yourself, a lot of fear that comes with it. if you speak out are you going to be discredited? are they going to try to slur you? there's a lot involved in it mentally before you decide -- before i decided that i needed to deal with it. >> reporter: howell breaking his silee now in part because of a new law. it creates a one-time three-year window for child sexual abuse victims to bring a lawsuit against their perpetrators no matter how much time has passed. the three-year window closes at the end of 2022. thereafter the law enables child sexual abuse victims to file lawsuits until their 40th birthday. previously they had until they were 26 years old. assemblyman david chu coauthored the times. >> often times, victims, survivors, it's not until many years later they realize a crime has occurred. >>

but on the other hand, i think there has to be accommodations so that if a catholic school system doesn't want to have a gay person who is living in a single sex marriage as a teacher, they should be able to say that. so my attitude is live and let live. there has to be space for different -- you know, real diversity. people talk about diversity, they're not really talking about diversity. i want real diversity in our society. i want people to, you know, be able to form their own communities and live according to their values. i think there is a group in our society that views their mission as going around bludgeoning everyone into uniformity. you know, i said in my notre dame speech, it's a little bit like the roman empire where, you know, the christians were good citizens. they were the best fighters in the roman army. >> no match for the lions. >> no, but that was earlier. but i mean yet they wouldn't let -- many of the emperors would not let the christians left in peace. they weren't happy unless they sacrificed to the emperor as a god. you feel the same spirit nowadays. unless the li

the gun battle for small 43 schools in jersey city to be put on lockdown including a private catholic schools the street from the gunfire. thousands of students unable to leave their schools until after 4:00 pm. the bomb squad is investigating a stolen u-haul truck they say had some sort of device inside, two other officers were also shot but they were released from this hospital. donald trump tweeted thoughts and prayers to all the victims involved in this horrific shootout. >> in houston the following police officer on his way to his final resting place. fatally shot while responding to a domestic violence call, the police chief placing the blame on mitch mcconnell and texas republicans. former nypd intel division and cia analyst, good to have you with us. everybody any time we do these stories where there is an officer or law enforcement official lost in the line of duty we think of their families, they voluntarily do this every day. it is very painful. i want to play what the police chief had to say in response to this. >> make up your mind. who's side are you on, gunny factors, the gun

our whole family combined has over 100 years after catholic school and my mom was a class mom when weowing up, making sure we did our homework and prepared for the day. she's always been a person of great faith and it's her catholic faith that she takes pride in that always gives her the strength to have pride and respect for other people's faiths. when people attack her she points to the prayer of st. francis. yesterday's response to that ridiculous premise was exactly nancy pelosi. >> i'm wondering what you have -- obviously your mom has been getting she's obviously in the spotlight as she has been for a long time but in way she hasn't been in prior administrations. obviously her role is a different time right now. i'm wondering what you makes of your mom with trump. there was the photograph. i believe the white house put it out and she owned it and retweeted it. pointing her finger at the president during a meeting about syria policy last month. you write she's been underestimated and fepeople are getting a good look at her leadership. >> i think that's right. this is the same mom

is right next door to a jewish school with some 50 kids upstairs and across the street from a catholic schoolhundreds of kids. both locked down during the two-hour gun battle. here is more from the new jersey attorney general. >> yesterday when two gunmen opened fire on civilians and police officers, we saw the very worst of humanity. but in the response, as law enforcement worked to address the threat and as the community came together to grieve and care for survivors, we also saw the very best. >> the victims who were killed inside the store, mindy, the 31-year-old mother and wife of the store owner. moshe deutch. and store worker douglas mcgill rodriguez, 49. officials have not designated a hate crime yet but the jersey city mayor says it certainly was and the government reportedly was a member of the black hebrew israelites and had posted online anti-semitic and anti-cop statements on facebook. authorities are investigating him and trying to figure out the motive. >> martha: heartbreaking for that detective, his family, and those innocent people in the store. thank you very much. we are k

a gun battle forcing all 43 schools in jersey city to be put on lockdown, including a private catholic schoole street from the gun fire. thousands of students unable to leave their schools until after 4:00 p.m. the bomb squad is investigating stolen u-haul truck that they say has some sort of device inside. meanwhile, two other officers were also shot, but have since been released from this hospital. president trump has tweeted his thoughts and prayers for all of the victims involved in this "horrific shoot out." shannon? >> shannon: still so many questions. brian, thank you. tonight, a fallen police officer on his way to its final resting place. fatally shot while responding to domestic violence calls days ago, the police chief placing some of the blame on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. and texas republicans. let's bring in fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and former cia analyst, buck sexton. good have you both with us. i think any time we these stories were there is an law-enforcement official involved, they volunteered to do this, so it's obviously very painful. i want to play

lawsuit against the diocese of oakland, christian brothers congregation of holy cross and monroe catholic high school. howell says the abuse happened while he was a student at the catholic high school. he's breaking his silence in part because of the new law expanding the time victims can file civil lawsuits against that the perpetrators. a 3-year window opens at start of the year that will enable victims to bring a lawsuit no matter how much time has passed. at the end of the three year window it allows child sexual assault victims to file lawsuits until their 40th birthday, previously it was until they were 26 years old. >> it allows people like myself to put it on record that this happened to them. >> the lawsuit asks for damages for physical and mental pain and suffering and past and future medical expenses. i'll have his story, including the response if the congregation of holy cross, and the high school. >>> a new report says immigration and customs enforcement arrested fewer undocumented people last year. newly released data shows i.c.e. arrested 143,000 people living in the u.s. illegally dur

be putting it towards scholarship funds for those in the community that can't afford to go to catholic school. they say that the money belongs to the kids and they want to invest it in them as best they can in the newsroom know well bellow kron 4 news. >>less than a week away from a handful of first in the nation laws going into effect here in california capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>california will be one of the first states in the country to ban natural hair discrimination the measure gives people of color the power to slow their hair freely in the form of curls locks and braids without fear it work and school state lawmakers passed the law after new jersey teen was forced to cut off his hair to be eligible for wrestling match beauty industry leaders celebrated the signing of the bill with governor gavin newsome earlier this year, another first in the nation law in california will challenge the beauty industry to do away with products tested on animals starting in january it will be legal to buy and sell beauty brands that have products with any ingredients tested on ani

i went to catholic school for most of my life and the goal is not to identify policies that you might subscribe to and then put aside your moral issues. that is not what the bible teaches, that is not what christianity teaches. and i'm not going to pretend to know what is in the hearts and minds of millions of evangelicals. but it's concerning. and i do home that this op-ed creates a dialogue. because i think it is one that evangelicals should be having. they're not a monolith and they don't all vote the same or based on the same things. and, look, every vote is a complicated vote no matter who you are and what your moral compass is but i would say i think this is an opportunity for a democrat like pete buttigieg, who speaks christianity fluently and the other democratic candidates don't and it is a put-on and you could tell it is a put-on. for someone like pete buttigieg this is a real important part of his life and i think it might be nice to know if you're a democratic voter that there are christians left in the party who could talk the talk and walk the walk. if you might be consi

she went to catholic school growing up, she went to a catholic university.uch of her dna as the politics that she grew up with. and so that's genuine. do you agree with that? >> 100%. that's a big part of her. baltimore, went to trinity right next to catholic. she invoked her faith. big family, took care of her family then ran. this is part of her ethos, to care for people while she ran for office. you saw it strike a nerve as something that is core to her. i'm here to help people and all these things, but don't accuse me of hating. i'm trying to bring this company together. you'll have the naysayers saying she was out of control. >> he tweeted she's making him nervo nervous. >> i think that will be another one with the red coat, the pointing in the cabinet room, it's going to go down as one of these moments where she set people straight. >> someone may say, she just responded to the guy. we've been at enough boring press conferences that they really do become icon ineyiconi. will, dana, thank you. >>> what you're seeing on the right-hand side of your screen

we are roman catholic schooled.ication wouldn't be processed because of their sikh sikh—indian heritage. the attitude we got on the phone from the lady that was on the call just broke our hearts, really. in a statement, windsor in maidenhead bureau counsel says they've reviewed their policies to ensure they are fit for purpose. and they're are confident they don't exclude prospective adopters on the grounds of ethnicity. it sends a really powerful message that there are inequality laws out there, which should help and benefit the entire society. but sometimes, you do have to make some noise to ensure that they are being applied properly by those in power. they now have an 18—month—old son who they adopted from the us. despite the problems they faced in the uk, they hope to adopt more children in the future. adina campbell, bbc news. we'll have more on tonight's election debate shortly , and just before we get an update on the weather, have a look at this. a father has shared the moment he turns his daughter's hearin

be putting it towards scholarship funds for those in the community that can't afford to go to catholic school. they say that the money belongs to the kids and they want to invest it in them as best they can in the newsroom know well bellow kron 4 news. >>take a look at this the animal kingdom, they also had a fun christmas day this is in san francisco. you can see a chimpanzee there. >>the gifts were delivered and you know what everybody likes opening presents right not just humans, but animals as well you can see a tortoise there. >>you have to eat on christmas. there's an armadillo. that's a weasel or ferret i was told that's ahead. shaw i had a hedge, i wish i could do there and do that once again as a cow. you know a it was a tiger going through the box lions and tigers and bears oh good time. still ahead on the kron 4. east bay. ice rink is reese toward after it was melted by a vandal a truly cool story when we come right online shopping gave christmas a boost this year and facebook gets patents to track our >>welcome back driving nightmare, you are the queen of transportation said you'r

he had attended the same catholic school that giuliani once had gone. the modus operandi of this guy for his entire career. it's besmirch where you have to and let the dirt fall wherever. >> and you think briefhy he and trump in your view is spirit in that ugliness? >> absolutely. it's the world against us. it's taking credit for things you never did. again, in that article 1994 in office he gave a speech in washington in which he -- the last subway car was taken out of service nearly five full years before he even became mayor. >> right, you're talking about the combination of being fact-free, having a mean streak, abusing power. and you combine that all together working for donald trump and yowl say it's a dangerous brew whether or not it's going to be held accountable in the very office he used to run is one of the big questions hanging not only new york over these days but probably the nation. a long time new york legend, nice to have you in our studio. >>> going to fit in a break but when we come back articles of impeachment drafted, but the invest

be putting it towards scholarship funds for those in the community that can't afford to go to catholic school. they say that the money belongs to the kids and they want to invest it in them as best they can in the newsroom know well bellow kron 4 news still ahead on >>just a few days away from the new year which means new laws will tell you which laws will go into effect on january 1st plus chances are there are some guests yell like to return or exchange a look at what you can expect as you come back. 2 of the historically the busiest return day of the year. and after the break wildfire survivors in southern california they are preparing for more severe weather. why flooding is now a major concern. and today, a drier one than we have been seeing skies, n right now at kohl's! it's time to stock up and save... and spend your kohl's cash! take 50 to 60% off sweaters... and outerwear... take up to 60% off winter sleepwear... and take 60 to 70% off holiday trim and decor! plus - stock up and save on bed and bath! and - kohl's takes your amazon returns too! kohl's. ♪ you've got something up your s

it wasibed by the aorney general, the market across from a catholic school, down the block from a dominican street -- on a street named after martin luther king jr. have there been tensions in the neighborhood? predominantly afrierican going back sometimes end it has been changing. a growing jewish community, a growing latino community, and the city predominantly has had this part, this part of the city has had a gun violence issue datingeaack several. we made progress in the last two years. if you come into this year, hs -- homicides and jersey city were down dramatically. a city iobably isn' the country that could point to crime reductions like we were. it is not perfect but we are making progress. it is really dishearteningnd sat on so many fronts to see t city going through this in such a public way. john: with the holidays coming up, this has raised lots of concerns, may be and fears. as youk w the streets of your city, what are you hearing and what are you telling people? >> t community as a loving community, and inclusive communy and most people understand that. i don't think the act

in fact that he attended the same catholic school giuliani once-.ut this is the modus operandi for his entire career. besmufrp where you have to and just let the dirt fall where it may. >> and you think, briefly, that he and triump are kindred spirits. >> absolutely. always combative. the world's against us. it's taking credit for things you never did. again in that article, he gave a speech in washington in which he claimed credit for having rid the city of graffiti-scarred subway cars. the last one was taken five full years before he became mayor. >> you're talking about the combination of being fact free, abusing power and you combine that working for donald trump and say it's a dangerous brew, whether it's going to be held accountable in the very office he used to run. collide a long-time "new york times" legend. nice to have you in our studio. >> nice to be here. thank you. >> and when we come back, articles of impeachment drafted, passed by the committee. the investigation into the president's actions including his ukrainian issues is ongoing.

but on the other hand i think there has to be accommodations so that if a catholic school system doesn't to have a gay person who's leaving in a single marriage is a teacher, they should be able to say that. so my attitude is live and let live. there has to be space for different, real diversity. when people talk about diversity they're not really talking about diversity purity i want real diversity in our society. i want people to be able to find their own communities and live according to their values. i think there is a group in our society that views their mission is going around and bludgeoning everyone into uniformity. gerry: that was attorney general william barr. just ahead america's not the only place where history was made this week. what happened in britain thursday could have important locations for politics here. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over t

this is a city where the kosher supermarket stands proudly across the street from a catholic school down the block from a dominican bodega on a street named after dr. martin luther king. it's a city of chinese groceries and indian shopkeepers and recent college graduates all striving for a better life in the shadow of the statue of liberty. jersey city is an american city, a city that reflects the values and the strength of our nation and the state we all probably call home. yesterday that city came under attack, not just a city but the values that the city stands for and we will respond as we have responded in the past. we recognize many in the community -- excuse me. by coming together by working together and by grieving together and showing we are stronger than the hate that field this terrible tragedy. i can assure you my office and the offices of everyone standing appear will do everything he can to ensure the safety of the community and to defend the values that made this city a beacon for so many. with that, i want to turn it over to our partner in these efforts, the u.s. attorney

. >> i went to catholic school. if you did that you're out in the hallway and you're gone.stop these clowns? >> it's about democrats trying to use the fact they won back the house and the nancy pelosi speaker to really try and quiet down these republicans, but i will say the president has really put out a mandate for republicans. he said i want to see you fiercely defend me, i want to see you be strong. nancy pelosi all seem to have these democrats and matt gates shutdown that deposition. what you see is republicans really trying to prove that they have president trump's back. >> anyway, they'll ultimately fall to the judiciary committee to draft articles of impeachment. they're coming in the next couple of weeks against president trump. nbc news reports according to individuals involved in that process there could be three to four articles of impeachment drafted by the judiciary committee. we got that in ukraine and that whole trade, that shakedown. one on broader contempt and we know that because they won't let a witness show up and potentially one related to the mueller

growing iceulation of orthodox described earlier bee the attorney general, this market acrossrom a catholic school down the blockrom a dominican martin luther king jr. after very diverse. have there been tensions among the communities in this neighborhood? >> no, i mean, look, the mmunity was predominantly african american going back some time. and it's gradually been changing. there's a growing jewish community here. there's awi gro latino community in this part city. and this city predominantly-- well, the city has had-- thipas of the city has had a gun violence issue dating back several years but wee've mad huge progress in the last two years. coming into this year, homicides in jersey city were dow dramatically, shootings were down dramatically. there's probably not a city in this count that could pont to, you know, crime reduction like we were. it's not perfect, but we were maki progress. and it's just really fronts to see the goingn so many through this in such a publicwa at this point. >> yang: i imagine with the holidays coming up, this raised a lot of concerns, maybe anxieties and fears p

i went to a catholic grammar school. i got straight as. >> when did they change? >> we were going to play pool and the priest who was the vice principal sat at the bench and said shoot. i shot the ball. i said it's your turn. and i looked at him and he was sitting there masturbating. and i remember i turned all red and started sweating. the hair on my neck was standing up. and i just stood there frozen. i didn't know what to do. and he said keep playing i want to watch you. and then i turned around and the head of the boys club, brother sal. was watching this. and he just stood there watching. he did nothing. >> joey drew to cope with the abuse. his pictures becoming more vivid and violent. mirroring the nightmare he was living. nightmare that only got worse. >> this went on for about a year and a half. and then one day he cornered me on the stairs and started molesting me. and told me get upstairs to the all purpose room. on the third floor of the school. and he dragged me into the room and attacked me and i was raped. i passed out and blacked out while it happen

marin catholic high school. marin county.st overall pick for the rams and led the team to the super bowl last season. >> a tough face-off here ton. and we basically have to win this game. we have to wint in seattle tomorrow to have homefield advantage throughout the playoffs. >> you heard the fog horn. that means they're clearing the field. and we will show you right there, the 49ers, getting on to the field, and then some of them leaving the field. so the party is just beginning now here at levi stadium. as we countdown to kickoff. >> so let's sends it back to the studio. and terry mcsweeney, take it away. >> 25 minutes from kickoff. counting down to kickoff. keep you updated with what is making headlines. >>> take a look at this video. a stark reminder of the dangers of drinking and driving. i know you hear it all the time but this is from the morgan hill police department. this crash happened last night on butterfield boulevard between digital drive and central avenue. morgan hill police investigating the driver for dui. i

will be speaking later to two young people who are both in the same rowing team, one goes to a catholic schoolenniskillen castle in the constituency of fermanagh and south tyrone. look at that, gloriously lit. it's hundred years of history, we will be talking about the next nine days in the build—up to the general election throughout the programme on bbc breakfast today. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm tarah welsh. thames valley police will today make a fresh appeal to help find the killer of a bookmaker in buckinghamshire exactly 25 years ago. john sheppard had just closed the shop he managed in aylesbury when he was stabbed and bludgeoned to death on the 3rd december 1994. the people responsible for this offence would have been covered in blood, they would have got rid of their clothing and perhaps spoke to other people. maybe those people have had it on their conscience for 25 years, maybe there's been a change of allegiance within the 25 years and they realise now that they can speak. and i would urge them, please, make contact