of the chaplain corps. he is currently a family life resource manager deputy garrison chaplain advisor for low-density faith group leaders and a director of religious education. he has been deployed on a combat tours. he served as battalion brigade detachment and imc om chaplain. chaplain williams. [applause] >> friends, join me in the faith tradition of separate. let us pray. almighty god, i ask that you bless this ceremony, all those that are present today, special blessings be upon our vietnam veterans and their families are present today and those who are not. as we remember, honor their sacrifice, legacy and their service, that paved the way for our armed forces today. on behalf of a grateful nation. allow us to place the mission first, never accept a fee, never quit, never leave a fallen comrade in your name we pray. amen. >> thank you chaplain. ladies and gentlemen, would you please don't rise for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ oh, sa

the chaplain corps. he is currently the family life resource manager, deputy garrison chaplain advisor, low density faith group leaders and a director of religious education. he has been deployed on eight combat tours. he served as a battalion brigade, detach agent and emcee oam chaplain. chaplain williams. friends join me in your faith tradition as i pray in mine. let us pray. almighty god, i ask that you bless this sermon and all those that are present today. special blessings be upon vietnam veterans and their families who are present today and those who are not. as we remember, their sacrifice, this legacy and their service that pave the way for our armed forces today. behalf of grateful nation allow us always to place the mission first. never accept defeat, never quit, never leave your falling comfort and your name. we pray. amen. thank you, chaplain. ladies and gentlemen, would you please now rise for the presentation of the colors in the national anthem. but please. see. can you see me by dawn's e

the chaplain corps he is currently the family life resource manager, deputy garrison chaplain adviser for a low density face group leaders, and a director of religious education. he has been deployed on eight combat tours and served as a battalion -- and i am ceo am chaplain. chaplain williams. [applause] >> friends, join me in great tradition as we pray. let us pray. oh my god, i ask that you bless this ceremony, all those that are present today. special blessings be upon our vietnam veterans and their families, who are present today, and those who are not. as we remember, honor, their sacrifice, legacy, and their service, that paved the way for our armed forces today. on behalf of -- nation. -- never accept defeat, never quit, never leave a falling comrade. >> thank you chaplain, ladies gentlemen please rise for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. [silence] [inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ [national anthem plays] [applause] [inaudible] [silence] >> you may be seated. please join me in thanking the 12 marine corps district honor guard in navy vocalist taylor johns, for that beau

, chaplain william surfer 27 years in infantry and enlisted man and as a member of the chaplain quorumhe is currently the family, life, resource manager chaplain advisor for low density faith group leaders and a director of religious education pre-he's been deployed on a combat tours and served as a battalion brigade detachment and i am com chaplain, chaplain williams. >> join me in your tradition as they pray. let us pray. almighty god, i ask that you bless the ceremony all those that are present today, special blessings be upon our vietnam veterans and their families who are present today and those who are not. as we remember, honor their sacrifice, legacy in their service that paved the way for the armed forces today on behalf of the grateful nation. in the name that we pray, amen. would you please rise for the presentation of the colors of the national anthem♪ ♪ oh say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawns early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hail'd ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ or the lampard's we watch ♪ ♪ wer

the ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation by senate chaplain dr. barry black. let pray the eternal god creator of great love lives. we praise you for this statue, dedication and that honors the laudable life of harry truman, the 33rd president of the united states, lord we are grateful for his numerous contributions that helped protect and the constitution of the united states against all enemies. we celebrate that he helped our nation navigate through world war two. we we're thankful for the truman doctrine the berlin airlift, the creation of the united nations and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces that occurred during his presidency. lord, you brought him from humble beginnings and used even his setbacks to provide him stepping stones to greater use in inspired by his note of all life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach to exceed our grasp for courage, creativity and commitment we pray in your sovereign. amen. ladies and, gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable pelosi, speaker of th

are also being guided to get to know the caves and other shrines and carpelans, which are military chaplains, and actually already on the territory of the lower lavra, the work of the abbot of the monastery of the orthodox church of ukraine, ot avramiya, is currently underway. we hope that gradually over time the religious life of ukrainian monks, which definitely exist, will be restored. and those pro-russian narratives, those tasks that were carried out at the request of the russian orthodox orthodox church will be stopped and the lavra will be resurrected as a ukrainian national shrine and will continue to be to serve our people as a foundation, our spiritual foundation and a place of prayer for ukraine, we would like to ask you, perhaps the sealing of what is just called caves is being prepared there, where, for example, the relics of the saints and blesseds of ukraine are located. information was received that there were efforts or attempts to take part of the relics by representatives of the russian church to to ukraine yes, uh, i don't know how to check this, but please share informat

an nhs muslim chaplain has you.eting with taliban ministers on a charity trip to afghanistan. >> yes, on a delegation of muslim ministers. the chaplain met with the taliban's foreign minister, justice minister and the minister vice and virtue. >> well, joining us now to discuss his exclusive is gb news investigative reporter charlie peters. charlie, an extra ordinary way for somebody from the nhs and a chaplain to spend their summer vacation. why the heck did he do that . heck did he do that. >> yeah, it's not quite cornwall or southern europe, is it ? it's or southern europe, is it? it's more like. well, he says it's a charity trip to kabul. more like. well, he says it's a charity trip to kabul . that's charity trip to kabul. that's the claim made by the charity . the claim made by the charity. he's working with human aid and advocacy. now, when i spoke to this charity before we ran the story last night, they told us nothing . but after we published, nothing. but after we published, they they reaffirmed that it was

for example, this imam was a chaplain at the hospital, but also we have imams as chaplains at prisonsges and universities. all of them actually taliban in disguise . actually taliban in disguise. because what if you look at them, what are the telltale signs? firstly, they are all members of the fb facial hair bngade. members of the fb facial hair brigade . secondly, they all wear brigade. secondly, they all wear middle eastern and indo—pak costumes because they think that's the way you should be. islam doesn't have a cultural obsess with clothing or with beards and whatever. and so the way to weed these people out of important positions like chaplains at hospitals , colleges chaplains at hospitals, colleges and prisons and so forth , is to and prisons and so forth, is to have vet them, vet them for their for their for their theology . now, if you theology. now, if you investigate salam , ghani, investigate salam, ghani, suleiman, ghani and others , all suleiman, ghani and others, all of them are in favour of female oppression. all of them are in favour of giving no rights to lgbt and

the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, this month is filled with memories of war, guns of august, 1914, first world war, the war to end all wars we prayed. how wrong we were. bombs of august, 1945 unleashed on her roasha and nagasaki, build to win and end a second global war and usher in a time of peace that never came to pass. in ukraine, brave citizens fight back since russia has let slip the dogs of war. while here a different war, shootings in our schools, shops, sites of prayer. in politics we find peace and common ground elusive, compromise now seen as weakness, as some views droin out our neighbor's fears. we need leaders brave enough to lead the way they thought they would before they came to power. who remember dreams of who they would be if they only had the chance. great heroes helped us win world wars. may heroic leaders help unite us to seek peace at home and may we say, amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the journal of the last day's proceedings is appr

for example, this imam was a chaplain at the hospital, but also we have imams as chaplains at prisonsges and universities. all of them actually taliban in disguise . actually taliban in disguise. because what if you look at them, what are the telltale signs? firstly, they are all members of the fb facial hair bngade. members of the fb facial hair brigade . secondly, they all wear brigade. secondly, they all wear middle eastern and indo—pak costumes because they think that's the way you should be. islam doesn't have a cultural obsess with clothing or with beards and whatever. and so the way to weed these people out of important positions like chaplains at hospitals , colleges chaplains at hospitals, colleges and prisons and so forth , is to and prisons and so forth, is to have vet them, vet them for their for their for their theology . now, if you theology. now, if you investigate salam , ghani, investigate salam, ghani, suleiman, ghani and others , all suleiman, ghani and others, all of them are in favour of female oppression. all of them are in favour of giving no rights to lgbt and

you don't understand that i am the translator or the caravan 's chaplain . he is pointing with his tongue. i have problems. may god help the deaf. some of them experienced their first journey together on this path. the peace of imam hossein is coming to you. he is hearing or deaf. the path of arbaeen. and sima marz mehran the occupation of palestine, while i am a brave palestine , the justice of being condemned. our presence here in karbala is a hopeful message for the palestinian nation to be free and not alone. we will raise the flag of freedom on the roofs of mosques and churches in the streets and streets of quds. we will be by their side. imam hussein and all those who are beside he stood up. we are proud that our gathering here will not be in vain . we will use all our efforts to learn from imam hussain (peace be upon him) and use this lesson in confronting bullying, occupation and oppressors. today, on the occasion of arbaeen, all freedom lovers in the world want to unite be with the palestinian nation and their brothers and sisters centuries later, y

when chaplain o o. 00000. if you would please join me in prayer. almighty god, the author of liberty, the champion of freedom and the god who loves us with an everlasting love. we lift our thankful hearts and prayers to you for the korean war veterans who've proudly and sacrificially served and fought to protect our korean peninsula allies. we especially remember the many patriot who paid the ultimate price, those who gave their lives and full measure for their country with humble hearts. may we never forget their patriotism and valor as a nation. we can never be grateful enough for the uncommon bravery of those sons and daughters who fought to preserve our values of peace, prosperity and human rights. in commemorating the 77/80 anniversary of the korean armistice agreement signing, we remember the 40 plus nations in over 2.5 million people who died. thank you, lord, for guiding our military members and the requisite diplomatic means to stop the disastrous loss of life and create a border and dmz that is formally separated. the free south korea fro

polish people's republic killed because he was a chaplain of the solidarity movement is one thing.here is conservatism? now i want to give you such a case, an example of how ukraine got dividends from polish conservatism already now, after the start of the great war, a full-scale invasion, see thanks to the fact that the current government of poland is in very such tense, let's call it cautiously relations, for example, with germany and more than once , there were conflicts with the european union, it does not have this deterrent effect. for example, if they don't like something , then we keep quiet, we won't say anything and let it be that way because brussels is always right, the case of the easel coalition. we will remember what were the appeals of ukraine, full-scale war. tanks are needed and so on and we remember how old europe was silent and so on and we remember how poland was officially absolutely not afraid to be a pioneer and to go to such a little confrontation with brussels and say no it is not necessary as if you are wrong old europe should also give tamkas and we ukra

the brave ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by senate chaplainor this statue dedication of that honors of the laudable life of harry s truman. the 33rd president of the united states. lord, on we were grateful for his numerous contributions that helped protect and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies of. we celebrate that he helped our nation navigate through world war ii. we are thankful for the truman doctrine, the berlin airlift. the creation of the united nations. and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces, that occurred during his presidency. pro lord, you brought him from humble beginnings. and used even his setbacks to provide him with stepping stones to greater usefulness. inspired by his notable life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach, to exceed our grasp, for courage, creativity, and commitment. we caret pray, in your sovereign name, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of re

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the benediction deliveredre by chaplain margarethis ceremony, cause us each to pause and give thought as to how you called a young man from lamar, missouri, to find himself seat in the most powerful chair in ourr nation's government. for such a time as that, that critical time in our country's history, you allowed him to be thrust into leadership with little warning or preparation, with only the gifts and skills which you graced him. let the stories and testimonies shared today of president harry s. truman's plain-spoken manner, his reputation for honesty, his commitment to integrity ever resound in this hallowed hall where he now stands. and we ask that as his figure has been carved, engraved on our hearts the consequential significance that president truman was but a common man who had just done his damnedest, then may we never look upon this statue without hearing your claim on each of us, whoever we are, from wherever we come to live and to serve where we are called, when we are called with the same unswerving purpose to live in

chaplain lieutenant aims, pronounced the benedict. and concluded the rotunda ceremony.ar after the departure of family, the rotunda was open to public from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on october 24. rotunda opened again. over two days approximately 30 thousand people filed past the hoover casket. throughout the lying in state period join service guard of honor maintained a vigil, changing relief units every 30 minutes, the next day sunday october 25 at 9:30, the last ceremonies began when the casket was moved from the capitol to washington national airport, u.s. navy band on capitol plaza to left of the steps as national color detail appeared in the doorway, and presented arms and body bearers took the casket to the steps, they moved down the steps through the honor cordon and down on the hearst. -- after the casket was placed in the hearse, they entered their automobiles and followed the hearse. the motorcade reached military transport at washington international airport, as they traveled across access roa third infantry battery gave a 21 gun s

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camp david is a chaplain who comes in from a nearbymi militay base and he has a service for us and our family and just to few people. we were out campaigning in traveling around the world and we'd always go to church on sunday morning to worship. >> i think among other things what the church gave to them during what we can imagine was an incredibly stressful time was the sense of normalcy. in fact that's what they told the congregation upon leaving in a letter. they said you have made our lives normal lives and that meant a great deal to our congregation. >> carter was baptized here. tell us a story the baptism. >> amy carter was baptized in about -- baptistery behind us. the pool is full of water and a pastor -- bob baptized or by a deer man that ran the sound system and the secret searches -- secret service agent was nervous and watching very closely. i remember we had to assure him. president carter still was in the pillar for security reasons. president jimmy carter standing next to this column top the couple's class assembled on numerous occasions. during the period of january 197

chaplain lieutenant was the one pronouncing the benediction and the rotunda and the rotunda cleared theoover family inspected arrangements for the lineey and state period and aftr the departure of the family and there's a lot from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. catapulting to the casket and throughout the line and carrying the joint service guard of honor being maintained with the constant vigil with relief units every 30 minutes and next day october 25th at 9:30 and last one began when the casket was moved from the capitol to washington national airport. the u.s. navy band was on the capitol plaza for the left of the steps and the national color detail appeared in the thorough way and o the honor cord presend arms and body bearers took the casket to the steps and the band played with them and the body bearers moved down through the steps and the honor and down to the hearse. entered their automobiles and followed the hearse. the moten torr cade reached the -- motorcade reached at 9:3s the excess road through the terminal and the battery gave the 21 gun absolute and the honor cord and presente

applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation, delivered by senate chaplain>> let us pray. god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, you who have brought us thus far on the way, you have by your might lead us to the light, keep us forever in right paths we pray. we praise you for the laudable life of dr. mary mcleod bethune, and for this statue dedicated service in her honor. we celebrate the fact that she was a drum major for justice, truth, and righteousness. as you have inspired us by her great legacy, lord, empower us to persevere in doing what is right, fulfilling your promise to us that in due season we will reap if we faint not. lest our feet stray from the places our god -- what list our thoughts, drunk with the wine of the world, we forget you, shadowed beneath your hand, may we forever stand true to you and true to our native land. we pray in the name of the one who said the truth shall set you free i'm in. . >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kathy castor, chair of the select committee the climate crisis and representative of the 14th di

there's a chaplain who ces in from a nearby village. base. he had a service for us and we were out campaigning without traveling around the world, wanting to go to a church on sunday morning to worship. >> among other things, what this church gave to them during what we can all imagine was an incredibly stressful time was the sense of normalcy. that is what they told the congregation upon their leaving a letter, they said you have made our lives normal lives and that meant a great deal to our congregation. >> amy carter was baptized here. tells the story of the baptism. >> she was baptized in the baptistery behind me, part of the curtains, the pool was full of water, the pastor baptized her. i'm told, by a dear man who ran the sound system that they, the secret service agent was pretty nervous about her being put under the water. he was watching very closely. i remember, had to assure him that pastor would indeed raise her up again. >> president carter stood here in front of the pillar for security reasons and so this plaque says president ji

. >> we bring chaplains from billy graham evangelism association wherever we deploy.ains go to homeowners, spend time with them, pray with them and sometimes just sitting down and talking. people want to tell their story. it is important to listen to their story and show interest in them. we have volunteers, army of volunteers going out through the community helping. we need volunteers. great time for church groups to come in. anybody has skills, strong back and arms, we need your help. >> steve: you need some money, this stuff is not free. for folks watching, to donate your treasure in the form of cash, go to samaritans purse.org. if you would like to volunteer, go to spvolunteer.org. it is a pleasure to have you. thank you and god bless you. >> thank you and god bless you guys. >> rachel: that is stuff these groups can do that government can't do, they can help and pray with you. great to have that kind of help. >> steve: coming up, switching gears, buster murdaugh will break his silence on his convicted killer father, calling him a psychopath, but he says he is inn

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and words to imam hussain and aunt karbala, you look, you don't understand i am the interpreter or chaplain of the caravan, he says with sign language, we understand, oh, my half-father, my son has been accepted to the university for the deaf, and i came to pray for his success, the children, i have problems, god help the deaf , some of them were experiencing their first journey together on this path, peace and the continuation of this arbaeen route is for you, but in memory of that water plays , whether you are hearing or deaf. the last point of diyala province this year, iraq is the responsibility of the popular mobilization forces of iraq. since last saturday, the iraqi government has provided the security of the route of iranian movement from the khosravi pass to baghdad, as well as the bus from iraqi kurdistan to karbala . karbala is completely under the control of the popular basij forces and iraq. this year, as the popular basij , we took control of the movement of iranian pilgrims from the two provinces of diyala and kirkuk to baghdad, and god willing, we will be able to support the

camp david, a chaplain comes in from a nearby military base and he has a service for us family and justd a few people. we were out campaigning out traveling the world, we always made a point to go to a church on sunday morning to worship. >> i think among other things, what thisl church gave to them during what we could all imagine just an incredibly stressful time was his sense of normalcy. that is what they told the congregation upon their leaving in a letter. they said, you have made our lives normal lives. that meant a great deal to our congregation. >> amy carter was actually baptized here. tell us the story of the baptism >> she was baptized in the baptistery behind me. the pastor baptized her, i am told by a dear man who browned the soundun system that day that the secret service agent was pretty nervous about her being put under. i had to ensure that the pastor would indeed raise her up again. >> president carter stood here in front of the pillar for security reasons. president jimmy carter standing next to this column taught the couples class assembled in this balcony on numerou

there's a there's a chaplain who comes in from a nearby military base. and he has a service for us. i have family in just a few people. and when we're out campaigning or out traveling around the world, we always make a point to go to a church on sunday morning to worship. i think that, among other things, what this church to them during what we all imagine, was just an incredibly stressful time, was this sense of normalcy. in fact, that's what they told the congregation upon their leaving in a in a. they said, you have made our lives normal lives. and we that that meant a great deal to our congregation. amy carter was actually baptized here. tell us the story of the baptism. so she was baptized in the baptist tree behind me. we parted the curtains, the pool was full of water, and the pastor baptized her. i am told by dear man who ran the sound system that day, that the secret service agent was pretty nervous about her being put under the water. so he was watching very closely and our member had to assure him that the pastor would indeed raise her up again. president carter stood her

been a police chaplain 30 years? >> yes, freeport.triotism is something you're concerned about. did you hear something last night that made you feel better about that. >> i'm hopeful whoever the next president of the united states will be will focus on patriotism, the american way, who we are as a country. charles: have you seen polls recently how unpatriotic we are, how little people feel that doesn't matter. >> i vent seen any polls. i heard discussion. charles: last one i saw is 35%. it is hard breaking i think a lot of people take what we have for granted. charles, talk to you for a moment. what did you see last night that you liked and what bothered you? >> i liked the fact that vivek came on strong like donald trump. charles: you know what he reminded me of? the cartoons, tazmanian devil took no prisoners, right? >> the part i wasn't crazy b they needed to talk more about the economy. charles: amen. >> stop the bleeding, and what we need to do to make it better because that will kill us in the long run. charles: you run a non-pr

their hearts be purified in karbala, you won't understand that i am the translator or the caravan's chaplain. he says with sign language , let me understand. let them experience their first joint journey in this direction they used to say that peace will continue for you, but remember, deaf person, the path of arbaeen, the path of affection for the deaf imam, the difference between the deaf and the hearing, saeed hajian nizami, marz mehran sed and radio agency , many people's words, but you were not with the people, with our own reports, the medical exchange of the kurds, the train was recycled on the ground. there are delivery estimates in the field of energy, the most important areas and strategies and horizons of the consumer free zone, and evaluation and judgment with you . the first word every night at 19:30 on the khabar network. soft and light easily washable, it has high strength and is very suitable for long walks and sports due to direct purchase from the manufacturer, only 295,000 tomans and you can send 1 to 1000 1485 work model shoes with free delivery to your home. take, on the

that includes the former warden and prison chaplain. it was known as the -- club. several of the officers. they endured abuse by officers including sexual assault, retaliation and even threat of deportation against immigrant women. >> officers at every level watched as other officers assaulted prisoners. this will put an end to the policies that have led to the decade-long scandal of sexual abuse. >> accusing the prison of not doing enough to stop the abuse dating back to the 1990s. >>> targets as there is a fallout over the pride month merchandise. many customers complained about pride products targeting children. some customers became so aggressive that employees did not feel safe at work. target has pulled some of those products because of the backlash and inflation contributed. >>> the fight against inflation is far from over. the pace of inflation after meeting next month. more hikes could be necessary in the future unless conditions change. that market is expected to be the last one of this cycle. it might be impacting the stock market. following for a second

people who are at your service, karbala , you look, you don't understand, the translator or the chaplain of the caravan says with sign language, let's understand, he was accepted to the university of the deaf and his success, children, i have problems, god, i help the deaf he helped them to experience their first joint journey in this direction with peace and continuity, it doesn't matter if you are hearing or deaf, the path of arbaeen, the path of affection for your pilgrimage, the deaf and the hearing, hajjian order , marz mehran tv news agency, the continuation of mandatory no-veil policies in france, the minister of national education of france announced the use of women's veils in schools for female students it is forbidden. gabriela tal said that when you enter the class, you should not find out their religious identity by looking at the students . french muslims announced that the use of persian women's abaya is not considered a religious sign . there are muslim countries that not only accept hijab. it is also compulsory. you are free to go and live in these countries. this is the

if you look at it, you don't understand that i am the translator or the caravan's chaplain. he says with sign language, we understand . help them experience their first journey together in this direction they used to say that peace comes to you, whether it is impurity or the deaf, the path of arbaeen, the path of affection for the deaf imam , they come together, the difference between the deaf and the hearing, the order of saeed hajian , the dispatch of marz mehran radio and television news agency, the reason for the pilgrim's heart attack, he had come, i wanted them to serve , the different capabilities of making an application program which serves you and provides your service to other pilgrims, a fellow traveler to the border, someone with a car to the border, empty personal cars , the brothers' construction card, the service that this person turns on, from that moment on, the service has actually been shown on my map. it is possible for a person to disobey god for any reason he is not compatible and needs medicine. this is how we provide this information to those who are

for two years i was the chaplain at the university of arizona in tucson.is a state school but we run the newman center outside and we have a number of these throughout the west coast. one at stanford. one at unlv, university of utah, university of oregon, university of washington. we do a lot of this with college age students and i have been blessed to be working with younger people. >> my wife is a college teacher and she is dealing with 18 and 19-year-old mines. i have no idea so she tells me stories. how are the kids doing? >> at saint dominic's one of our wonderful ministries is that we have a young adult, a strong, young adult presence. we gather once a week . the consistency of young adults who are catholic , to know that you are not alone. those folks who are catholic in the city feel like they are cut off, not just from others but cut off from others who really believe. that ministry is gathering together and allowing people who are young to give permission to each other, i can move my faith boldly and in a time more politically and religiously, so

the kiss of the so-called chaplain grischuk called the pope of moscow, we were outraged that some greeker the influence of francis, changed their rhetoric and began to pray, including for the russian wars on the battlefield, the reaction of those circles, hiding behind their rank, is very interesting. e sacred servants of christians. e, for example, walks around the corridors of the vatican and does not find a place by itself, but listen

on top of that, you have grief counselors, you have chaplain chaplains, community outreach, you stillon the mainland, around the world. or somewhere other than maui, and they are the ones missing people, and it's really hard to connect to those personnel to the ones on maui. it's not just maui people missing maui people. there might be some international people who are missing family and friends. and they are finding challenges as well. so, it's a very well-rounded situation. we're trying to help maui get a handle on that. >> jeff hickman, we are thinking of you, and everyone that you're working with and all the search teams. thank you for joining us tonight. >> mahalo. kaitlan. >> of course, we will continue to monitor updates there. three branches of the military do not have confirmed leadership tonight, because of tommy tuberville's hold on military promotions. the chairman of the senate armed services committee is here and he will join me join me next, and how he believes it is impacting military readiness. my dad started trek in a red barn in waterloo, wisconsin. and now it spans

been charged, seven have been convicted of sexual abuse of inmates, that includes the warden of a chaplainht survivors are suing the federal bureau of prisons and several officers. they say they endured abuse including rape, assault, -- is >> officers watched as officers assaulted incarcerated people and helped keep survivors silent through retaliation. he seeks to put an end to policies that have led to a decades long scandal of abuse. >> it accuses the bureau of prisons not doing enough to stop the abuse despite lawsuits dating back to the 1990s. >>> today, state health officials reinstated its certification. $200 million a year in state funding will continue to be provided to the hospital allowing its doors to keep its doors open. in april of last year, the federal government decertified it after inspectors found two dozen problems at the facility. the hospital needs to apply for reinstatement into the federal medicare program and may not be able to resume and eating new residence until that happens. >>> cafeteria food is not always the tastiest but it is not supposed to get you sick. t

and for his role as a chaplain., who let's just remind your viewers , let's just remind your viewers, have completely erased half the population . that's women and population. that's women and children, girls . and not only children, girls. and not only that, they've banned girls from education and furthermore, the sikh population , which was sikh population, which was 300,000 in afghanistan, has dwindled , so much so that dwindled, so much so that they've now in exile and had to travel to india because is because of the taliban's rule . because of the taliban's rule. so i don't think that he's praising the taliban is compatible with his position . compatible with his position. >> wasiq i don't know if you have these statistics or if there is polling on this, but how many muslims in this country may have respect for the taliban or be very impressed by the taliban's rule? >> well, i think there will be certainly a fringe element of them, which would be your extremist types who are very conservative and who want a sha

chaplain miles mac tierney describing lanez as a man who values his faith. >> what are these prayer calls call where everybody turns off the tv at 9:00, and then he initiates a thing where he starts praying or breaking into scripture, and everybody follows suit. >> reporter: lanez addressing the judge saying, if i could change that night, i would. >> he pretty much asked for a second chance that he didn't want his life reduced to this one terrible decision. of course, he did not admit to the shooting. i wouldn't say he necessarily apologized but he said he cared for her. >> reporter: the defense submitted 76 letters of recommendation, including one from pop star iggy azalea, later posting, she didn't know the letter was going to be made public saying, "i don't support anyone." lanez's legal team outside the courthouse calling the sentence too harsh. >>id not get the sentence we certainly hoped for. i have seen cases, vehicular homicide and other cases, where there's death. and the person still gets less than ten years. >> reporter: the prosecutors standing by the outcome of the case. >> o

tonight, we ask should an nhs chaplain be meeting ministers in taliban controlled afghanistan ?ontrolled afghanistan? the full story at seven. only on . gb news. >> hello there . i'm michelle >> hello there. i'm michelle dewberry till 7:00 alongside with leader of the heritage party, david kirton and the contributing editor at novara media, michael walker. i had a point to make to you and i remembered it now. i forgot it before the break. when we're talking about, oh, you know, media can only be media outlets that can only be created by these rich billionaires whatever is. billionaires or whatever it is. there story think there was a story today i think it front page of the it was front page of the telegraph. memory telegraph. if my memory from this right all this morning serves me right all about basically saying about ofcom. basically saying that people watching less that people are watching less and days. it's and less tv these days. it's more about online content. so actually anyone these days , if actually anyone these days, if you've got yourself a camera phone, which most