in the aftermath of the christ church attack. western security agencies have been late to the party there spent so much time and effort in the last almost 20 years now looking at extremists is lot that they haven't paid enough attention that was going behind the internet walls where white supremacist perhaps was a dialogical dialectical opposition to the islamists have organized very thoroughly their way ahead of the security authorities up until you know the last 3 years the issue a white supremacist was considered a local law enforcement problem it was not a national security problem this is for the entire western liberal democratic world now we know that that in fact it's false. it's an international phenomenon and it means to be combat as an international phenomenon with the same rumor that the fight against. to take on that far right community is considerable in scope and scale then after novel both me. populating behind the scenes of these lone wolves are a number of far right online organizations who have now flooded the i

in the aftermath of the christ church attack. western security agencies have been late to the party they spent so much time and effort in the last almost 20 years now looking at extremists is not that they haven't paid enough attention that was going behind the internet walls where white supremacist perhaps was a biological a biological opposition to the islamists have organized very thoroughly their way ahead of the security authorities up until you know the last 3 years the issue of white supremacist was considered a local law enforcement problem it was not a national security problem and this is for the entire western liberal democratic world now we know that that in fact it's false. it's an international front means to be combat as an international phenomenon. the fight against. tech and the far right community is considerable in scope and scale they often are . operating behind the scenes of these lone wolves are a number of far right online organizations who have now flooded the internet with propaganda videos underlaid wit

at the christ church called summits aimed at preventing future lone wolf attacks. i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a reported pick in that still seem to me even after the christchurch attack that major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we keep the international community to say this is the series 3 and we peaked too much. to do years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation is another question is whether they have the right strategy. but we have mentioned these and i mean you need young people who know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism. they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that is becoming increasingly more common under control. and this one crucial challenge of resulting what is now a global problem increasingly the lone wolves are able to take refuge behind one of the foundations of western democracies. white sup

aftermath of the christ church attack. western security agencies have been late to the party there spent so much time and effort in the last almost 20 years now looking at extremists is lot that they haven't paid enough attention that was going behind the internet walls where white supremacist perhaps is of biological of biological opposition to the islamists have organized very thoroughly their way ahead of the security authorities up until you know the last 3 years the issue a white supremacist was considered a local law enforcement problem it was not a national security problem this is for the entire western liberal democratic world now we know that that in fact it's false. it's an international front means to be combat as an international phenomenon. the fight against. tech and the far right community is considerable in scope and scale and there have been out of both me. operating behind the scenes of these lone wolves are a number of far right online organizations who have now flooded the internet with propaganda vide

the 1st of these attacks in 2019 was carried out in christ church new zealand brenton tarrant stormed into 2 mosques murdering 51 people he was the 1st attacker to post a life video like in a 1st person shooter game and he inspired a way for further deadly attacks 1st in california and texas followed by oslo in august and then finally in holland. dietrich is all too familiar with these image boards and far right gaming groups he monitors new extremist content being posted online every day and gives presentations explaining the danger emanating from these perpetrators in britain as we live. in the world they live in is not really are it's about some apocalyptic end of the world scenario they claim there is a white genocide taking place it's basically a death cult where the end of the world is not within and in germany too they see the end to germany that's coming any day now from an imminent attack on us by hordes of muslims or some other evil forces or end of days fantasy that people become obsessed with money are. the hate of muslims by these would be terrorists almost brought back s

for example there were global sharpshooters and terrorism training in christ church on that day there is no answer as to why that occurred or what they were doing at the time that's one example there's another example where there 'd was an actual threat that i myself reported to the police february 20 at had the location of the person. identified as christ church and the police have said the person was located in a different region and we have questioned whether or not they mobilized in christ church at that time and so there are there's questions related to that amongst a significant other other things for example that role commission was not allowed to investigate into social media and what. you know so they're saying he's alone whoa but we don't know that because we haven't investigated fully who he was communicating with and those are just some examples it's a huge report 792 pages long we are comfortable with a lot of the recommendations related to social cohesion but they're seeking to expand the security agencies that have failed us and we want to make sure that their informati

the 1st of these attacks in 2019 was carried out in christ church new zealand brenton tarrant stormed into 2 mosques murdering 51 people he was the 1st attacker to post a life video like in a 1st person shooter game and he inspired a way for further deadly attacks 1st in california and texas followed by oslo in august and then finally in holland. dietrich is all too familiar with these image boards and far right gaming groups he monitors new extremist content being posted online every day and gives presentations explaining the danger emanating from these perpetrators in britain as we live in the sun and the world they live in is not really are it's about so. talk a little end of the world scenario they claim there is a white genocide taking place and it's basically a death cult where the end of the world is not within and in germany too they see the end to germany that's coming any day now from an eminent attack on us by hordes of muslims or some other evil forces and end of days fantasy that people become obsessed with. the hate of muslims by these would be terrorists almost brought

new zealand's muslims call for change after an investigation into the christ church mosque massacres exposes failings of the security agencies. and a nationwide strike in india farmers stepped up their protests against new laws on core prices. and sport breakdancing is set to make its debut on the world's biggest stage the i.o.c. has inducted it as an elk fishel olympic sports and will feature at the 2024 paris games. a 90 year old woman has become the 1st patient in the worlds to receive the pfizer covert $1000.00 vaccine after its approval in the u.k. . 800000 doses of the fires a biotech vaccine are available around the country 900 old margaret keenan here received the 1st official dose at university hospital in coventry i say go for it rupert because it's free and it's the best in the circle happened. at the moment so do please go for it that's what i say you know. if i can to. so can you. well as positive news for the west but health experts in zimbabwe are warning of dangerous tilly's unwilling at the vaccines they're now struggling to overcome financial and logistical challeng

in new zealand an inquiry into last year's christ church mosques attack found that security services had not focused enough on the threat from right wing tara the 800 page report said spy agencies have placed an inappropriate focus on islamic extremism before the attack but stopped short of saying authorities could have prevented the massacre. 'd 'd 'd us president elect joe biden will nominate retired general lloyd austin to be his secretary of defense according to a number of us media reports austin will be the 1st african-american to lead the pentagon after a 41 year army career austin is now on the board of raytheon the one of america's biggest weapons firms. and farmers in india have called for a one day nationwide strike in protest over the government's the market friendly agricultural rules tens of thousands of farmers have been kept on the outskirts of the capital delhi since the end of november demanding a repeal of the loyal. opposition supporters in armenia calling for the prime minister to step down over his handling of the conflict in the new goal no kyra back region man

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christ church. to have fun on the program at sea on their own and a long way from home a growing number of unaccompanied refugee children heading to the canary islands by all the. opposition groups and unions join indian farmers in a nationwide strike as they step up their battle with the government and then in sport covered $1000.00 cases at the n.b.a. as the league prepares for its new season. the orientation of the weather patterns of europe is changing but it's of twisting a bit like this so many places been sitting in funk for a while in eastern europe even the british isles alyse that changes the wind picks up the stormy weather we've have through italy and particularly in the northeast that's moving a bit further south for the next tranche so wednesday sees the wet is where the light being greece so those must tonia for example still some more snow to come through the alps and it's creeping up too low in parts of germany as well but the next thing is diving into the bay of biscay every story

been saved wayne hay al jazeera christ church the number of afghan civilians killed in air strikes carried out by the us desire lies has risen 330 percent since 2017 a report by the brown university called the costs of war project so that around 700 people died in 29 t. the live report attributes the rise to the us relaxing its rules of engagement 3 years ago julie the woman is a lecturer a specialist in the middle east of u.s. policy in the region she says the strikes from afghan forces have also increased putting the lives of many civilians at risk we know that in 2018 that's really when the united states was trying to get the taliban to negotiate to ultimately come to that agreement that they did reach in february this year but when we see a push for negotiations in that way you usually see both sides trying to gain leverage for those talks and indeed we saw an increase in airstrikes from the united states as well as an increase in ground operations and violent attacks from the taliban over this period as well which has resulted in just a sharp increase in civilian casualties for afghan

in new zealand and an inquiry into last year's christ church mosque attack found that security services had not focused enough on the threat from right wing terror the 800 page long reports that spy agencies have placed and in appropriate focus on islamic extremism before the attack but it stopped short of saying authorities could have prevented a massacre could have been done to stop it farmers in india are staging a one day nationwide attack attack strike rather to protest the government's new market friendly our agricultural laws tens of thousands of farmers have been camped on the outskirts of the capital delhi since the end of november demanding of appeal of the law. coca-cola pepsi and nestle have been named the world's top plastic polluters for a 3rd year in a row all 3 companies have been accused of making is 0 progress on reducing plastic waste coca-cola announced earlier this year it would not abandon plastic bottles saying they were popular with customers in. the u.k. has agreed to withdraw draft clauses and breaks that legislation that would have broken international law and

a new zealand an inquiry into last year's christ church mosques attack found that security services had not focused enough on the threat from rightwing terror the 800 page report said spy agencies have place and inappropriate focus on islamic extremism before the attack but it stopped short of saying authorities could have prevented the massacre vote counting has started in ghana us presidential and parliamentary elections with results expected by wednesday it is said to be a tight race between incumbent nonna and his longtime rival john muhammad ghana is considered one of the most politically stable countries in africa but the coronavirus pandemic has plunged the country into economic crisis. a peace deal signed by our media as prime minister has prompted the opposition to call for his resignation many armenians are angry over concessions made by and he called last month to end a 6 week war with us or by john over the nagorno-karabakh reach of the agreement sees armenia returning a significant part of the disputed territory to azerbaijan well thousands of johnnys are now starting to mo

look i want to come to you now this is of course not the 1st live stream cry wall remember the christ church terrorist filming himself on facebook that really sent shock waves and tech giants but they promised so much change but are they failing to take real action. well as i say. they are probably trying to do their best but the technology is not really in this in this particular singings we need to do to use what we call computer vision which is a super field of artificial intelligence which is basically part of ai that try to recognize potter in this case that we can have to build the knowledge that could recognize the movements of the body the posture of of the person but it takes it takes some 2 to train to construct a model that can be used for predicted pulls it can be using real time so there is a really a technical limitation at the moment in the result the conclusions and also for example if the you mean not the of the person streaming is a little below you know the technology my mind frame i luckily failed to recognize this seeing saw. probably they're trying to do their best but

in new zealand an inquiry into last year's christ church mosques attack found that security services had not focused enough on the threat from right wing terror the 800 page report said spy agencies have placed an inappropriate focus on islamic extremism before the attack but stopped short of staying or saying authorities could have prevented the massacre. 'd 'd 'd 'd time is running out to make a post breaks a trade deal reality and avoid cross-channel economic chaos there's still no sign of a breakthrough after another day of talks british prime minister barak's johnson is now set to travel to brussels to try to strike a last minute deal in person the european union's chief negotiator michel barnier however is down bait about the chances of an agreement saying k. sticking points remain. european leaders still locked in disagreement with the u.k. over the fatal terms of a trade deal held a high stakes call on monday to thrash out their positions. on the in a bed to unlock the jam e.u. commission president on the line spoke at length on the phone to yuki prime minister boris johnson

them translated to powerful new zealand's muslims call for a change after an investigation on the christ church mosques massacre exposes failings of the security agencies. you know was. a nationwide strike in india farmers stepped up their protest against new laws on prop placements. and a desperate journey for a new beginning a rise in the number of child refugees trying to cross into europe from africa. follow the 1st doses of the pfizer biotech coronavirus vaccine have now been administered in the u.k. 19 year old margaret keenan received the 1st vaccination at university hospital in carbon 3 she says it was a privilege. i was thankful for his crew for it because it's free and it's the best thing that's ever happened. at the moment so do please go for it that's when i say you know. if i can do it. so can you will 800000 doses of vaccine are now available at 70 hospitals across the u.k. the elderly in care home workers are being prioritized health chiefs caution the rollout will be a marathon not a sprint but prime minister boris johnson is calling it a huge step forward and the british healt

muslim worshippers were killed after an australian born white supremacist stormed 2 mosques in christ church last march the inquiry will look at any failings by government agencies and if that mass shooting could have been prevented well fans in argentina are campaigning to put the face of late football legend diego maradona on to one of the country's bank notes the world cup winning captain is held in such high esteem that it's hoped his image could attract investors even collect is daniel trying to reports from what is aries. he was a legend on the pitch a controversial but inspirational figure offit. tens of thousands mourned his death last week from a heart attack at 60 he's gone but no one is letting him be forgotten for now the even more. this came from our fanaticism from our love for diego a commemoration of that could help improve the country's economic situation this is the no designed by some of his most ardent fans who have launched a campaign on change dot org appealing to the president and the central bank to issue 810000 pesos note with about $124.00 what we are seeing is how

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christ church. still ahead to an al-jazeera workers across india launching a nationwide strike to support farmers in their protest against new agricultural laws. run as well as opposition takes action is the president's allies win the parliamentary elections. hello if you watch the satellite picture it gives away the pattern of the weather it comes in here and it turns around it goes up through central europe now it is edging slowly eastward so the 1st of those storms is this one here over remain here and that's a frontal system during tuesday giving snow as funnels as sweden the next one coming in is almost a repeat performance significant very richly including in the northwest been fighting significantly more snow in the dollar amounts italian alps the austrian tirol as well and the code then creeps up through the heart of europe because the higher temperatures that's a joke 5 is a high temperature one in zurich for example and the same is true on wednesday is this tries to progress into the balk

translated to powerful action new zealand's muslims call for change after the investigation into the christ church mosques massacre exposes failings of the security agencies. a desperate journey for a new beginning a rise of the number of child refugees trying to cross into europe from africa. we begin with breaking news the oxford astra zeneca corona virus vaccine has been deemed safe and effective in the 1st peer review of its phase 3 trials the review published in the lancet medical journal found the vaccine was 90 percent effective for those fatah supporters who were given a half dose for food one of the participants who received the vaccine suffered serious effects from b. to c. some survivors. go is there for us what are we to make of these findings then all this oxford astra zeneca vaccine song. this is an incredibly important development because the ox the vaccine is the one that is much cheaper to develop and it is also the easiest to rollout contain and sent to different parts of the world so that is possible with a lot of countries looking to see that as as a very very good option to ro

translated into powerful action these ilands muslims call for change after an investigation into the christ church mosque attack exposes failings of the country's security agency it's. a desperate journey for a new beginning to rise in the number of child refugees trying to cross into europe from africa. but 1st thousands of people across the u.k. are being vaccinated against the corona virus as the country becomes the 1st in the world of all at the pfizer by my own tech vaccine 800000 doses are expected to be administered this week with the elderly and frontline health care workers 1st in line but logistical challenges mean the majority of vulnerable people will have to wait until early next year they've barker reports now from london. it is happening a turning point in the global fight against a virus that killed more than a 1000000 people around the world 90 year old grandmother margaret keenan made history becoming the 1st person to be vaccinated with the pfizer bio and take drug outside a trial she encourage others to follow her lead. rope it because it's free and it's the best thing that's e

to which that manifesto is inspiring white supremacist violence such as an christchurch -- in christ church. connect that attack with the violent extremism that we are seeing today? why: secretary napolitano don't you take that first? sec. napolitano: i think the expression of manifesto to manifesto is a concern. -- for people to commit violence and hold them up as paragons and have that cited in manifestoes, i think that that trail needs to be looked at. the right of the community to intervene. i would offer that. i think the best way to respond to the radiological nuclear part of your question is to cite the latest available on the threat assessment for these issues from dhs. it downplayed the concern on radiological threats, saying that it was less of a heightened issue, that the nuclear concerns and potential -- of materials and know-how, to your point, as a leader in that movement, the technique is highlighted. that is something to be aware of. one thing that we did not talk timeline,erms of that and the national counterterrorism community, does not get to stop focusing. we still have

that preached free speech, let hate run amuck was linked to mass killings in el paso, texas, and christ churchers like parler, there are no dissenting opinions. the narratives are further reinforced by others. these are the kinds of places that facilitate unintentional radicalization process. >> fbi and twitter deny their bias against conservative ideas and instead of cracking down on misinformation and hate. parler has seen a spike in down loads since election day, and most users appear to be on the right. >> you started using it? >> no. but i mess around a little bit, but it's never any fun when it is just us. it turns into an echo chamber and it is never any fun because we can't mess with guys like you, you know what i mean? it is no fun when it is just us saying what we know to be true to each other. >> there's no lids on the platform? >> i want to own lids, have a discussion, i want to talk to people. you know what i mean? i want to engage. i want to have a discussion. but it is totally, it can't happen the way things are going. >> can you not have that discussion on >> thank you for that

in new zealand and inquiry into last year's christ church mosques attack found the security services had not focused enough on the threat from bright when the 800 page report said spy agencies have placed an inappropriate focus on islamic extremism before the attack but he stopped short of saying authorities could have prevented a massacre a much. farmers in india are staging a one day nationwide strike in protest over the government's reforms to agricultural loss tens of thousands of farmers have been blockading roads into delhi since the end of november demanding the changes be repealed under the new provisions state run purchasing will be scrapped allowing farmers to sell directly to supermarkets farmers say they will be worse off the government says the sector needs to be modernized. and we can bring in correspondent michelle jones will stand by for us in delhi so farmers say that these reforms are against their interests the government on the other hand is saying that these new laws will not hurt farmers income so who is right here. let me at this point it's a matter of perspect

worshippers were killed after australian born white supremacists brunson terence storm 2 mosques in christ churchlast month the inquiry would look at any failings by government agencies and if the mass shooting could have been prevented. the world has just experienced its hardest november on record that's according to new data from european climate agency copernicus its analysis of surface and air temperatures found last month was 0.8 degrees warmer than the 30 year average from 1981 to 2010 last week the world meteorological organization said 2020 was on course to be among the 3 oddest years ever recorded the e.u. analysis agrees with those forecasts the study found the united states south america southern africa and most of australia experienced higher than average temperatures in 2020. while australian emergency services are evacuating homes in the path of a bus fire in queensland people on fraser island have been told to leave after the fire burned large parts of the northeastern coast victoria gate and be reports. the view from a helicopter over straightly is inferred the bush lies on fraser

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christ church. at least 8 moral position activists have been arrested in hong kong they're accused of taking part in a band's process rally in july several former politicians are among those detained . states impose sanctions and a travel ban on 14 chinese officials it's in response to hong kong's decision to disqualify opposition politicians from its legislature china has reacted with anger to join with this young hong kong is china's hong kong hong kong's affairs are purely the internal affairs of china no foreign country has the right to interfere in it if the us insists on going its own way china will continue to take counter measures to safeguard its sovereignty security and development as well as the legitimate rights and interests of chinese personnel would serve your good parliament has more now from hong kong. the ministry of foreign affairs says there will be firm and counter measures in retaliation but did not specify exactly what those would be they are washington to withdraw these late

translated into powerful action new zealand's muslims call for change after an investigation into the christ church mosque killings. the human cost of the war in afghanistan a new report reveals a staggering rise in the number of civilians killed by airstrikes. and the summer olympics is breaking with tradition details coming up later in school. more than 2000 children among refugees and migrants super arrived in the canary islands over the last 2 months save the children says that it's extremely concerned about their physical and mental health of zeros bernard smith reports from gran canaria. it's not much of a red carpet welcome but for this boy it's at least the 1st time he's touched dry land in 5 days you have spent time in a fishing boat with around 25 other people crossing rough atlantic seas from west africa. the canary islands is experiencing the largest wave of migrants and refugees arrivals in 15 years and with it what the regional government calls a significant upturn in the number of children. international aid group save the children is concerned that the authorities here are strugglin

prosecutors say church elder jonathan chang defrauded a wealthy donor of money, donated to the home of christ for christian church in saratoga. he allegedly used the money to buy himself multiple bay area homes, luxury vehicles, and timeshares. he has been ordered to pay nearly $12 million in restitution. >>> 5:30, another tech tight end joining the exodus from silicon valley. >>> from vaccine side effects to herd immunity, and the christmas covid search. we asked experts some of your top questions. >>> starting today the tahoe stay-at-home order kicks in right at the prime ski season. good evening. the lockdown in tahoe is in effect right now. and as laura reports, some out- of-towners are still hitting the slopes. >> reporter: california is just steps away from nevada, something fun you can tell your friends after visiting the south lake tahoe area, local officials on the california side say that state line is more significant now than ever before. there is a fine line between open -- he

peter's united church of christ in louisville's west end. jamesetta ferguson is senior pastor. did you have a vision for what you wanted the relationship between the church and the community to look like when you first came to st. peter's? jamesetta: what i had hoped was that we would serve all people and be god's hands and feet in the community. ♪ soledad: reverend ferguson's church is in a storefront around the corner from its original home of more than 100 years, closed since 2014. at that time, the surrounding neighborhood had about 9,000 residents, almost 60% of them living in poverty. jamesetta: there was a lot of deterioration. no jobs. we were lacking stores. we only had one grocery store to serve 9,000 residents. soledad: many of them lived right across from the church in louisville's largest public housing project, beecher terrace. it was showing its age and had become unsafe. jamesetta: in 2014, there were a series of killings, seven to eight people killed in a two-week span. that seemed to create enough tension and enough attenti

church. back to you that childhood home of jesus christ. it was said to be built on the side of that. church in the fourth century, south hundred years, roughly, after the time of jesus living in nazareth. that church was found in our work also. so, we found that the byzantine church, fourth century church, and at the same side, there is indeed a first century house. so it might be that childhood home of jesus, but we can't really be sure. but we can say that that is almost certainly the house that they believed in the late roman period and in the byzantine time period was where jesus was brought up. >> molly: fascinating also, the sisters of nazareth. credited with some of the early archaeological efforts there in that site in the late 1800s. thank you so much. we really appreciate it. it's fascinating. it is lovely to see others pictures. wishing you all the best in this new year, and merry christmas. >> thank you very much. happy christmas. >> molly: the pope did not have the usual crowd this year because of the coronavirus. how christmas celebrations around the world are adjusting

church covenant for more than a decade. they agreed that they would walk together, commonly, in the way of christ, and what they wanted to do was take the church government and bring it into the civil world. tying all of the households together, that they would walk together, civilly. can you imagine going from cabin to cabin to cabin, trying to negotiate? it is at the very cramped area, maybe they were carrying a lantern with them. remember, none of these lights was here. it was dark as pitch down here. so not the kind of glorious, glamorous signing of the declaration of independence, but something cramped, something one on one. conversations and pressure. because there are some men who did not want to sign that document what happened down here was political drama of the highest order. >> so, "mayflower ii" is a reproduction of the original "mayflower" which was a cargo vessel, simply a cargo vessel, rented or leased, like you rent a u-haul, to bring the pilgrims and other passengers to the new world. mayflower was a typical early 17th century merchant vessel. this ship was what we call 180 tons of burden. that is how many

the health department called me and said they would shut down the church of the lord jesus christ. o shut down the church of the lord jesus christ except jesus christ himself when he returns to his church. give god a hand clap a few believe it. -- if you believe it. i organized a parking lot communion service. i said come out. i am distributing communion elements and they can, arrest me because i would love to go to jail for the preaching of the gospel. now i cannot get arrested for preaching jesus. how many people think jesus still sets the addict free? that day, it became a national movement. we began to call for pastors to open up their churches across america. , 150 churcheseek defied governors. on the second week, 1000 churches defied orders and joined us. on the next week, 5000 churches defied tyrannical government orders and joint us -- joined us. in black coats. i am dressed in black a lot these days. i am getting a little fat and it is slimming. amen. all you husky boys and girls, i love you. the second reason i am dressed in black is because there is a group of men from am

. >>> happening today, people can drop by the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in san bruno. there will be a local site at saint leo's catholic church this morning. in palo alto, people can get tested at the mitchell park library every tuesday starting this week. to find a covid-19 testing site near you, head straight to the top of our home page on www.kpix.com and be sure to download our kpix 5 app for news and weather alerts. we are always updating our coverage on air, online, and on cbsn bay area. >>> five days after blindsiding lawmakers with threats of a veto, president donald trump did an about-face and signed the coronavirus stimulus bill into law. troop relief is on the way for millions of americans. after days of criticizing the coronavirus relief bill, president donald trump finally signed it into law sunday night. congress passed the $900 billion bill a week ago after months of negotiations. the president threatened to veto it, calling the $600 stimulus check a disgrace and asking for more than triple that amount. >> this support is unequivocally beneficial. the c

for example, we have the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. you have been giving to the food bank and elder wilson, you are here to talk to us about what you have done. >> we are proud to partner with second harvest. they do a fabulous job donating meals to people every month. almost double than what we've done in the past because of the pandemic. we are proud to give financially, to provide food and most of all, we are proud that our members and missionaries have contributed so much labor with 10,000 hours of contributions and labor to help second harvest do this important work they do in the community. we are proud to be a partner with them. >> that's a lot of time and a lot of giving. i'm sure that helped a lot. >> we are so grateful for these young people to volunteer. one of the big challenges of this pandemic is that we have had to box all the food at our warehouses and send it out to the drive-through to keep people safe. we are grateful they have been volunteering since we started the pandemic, over 10,000 hours. >> thank you leslie, t

tomorrow and tuesday, people can drop by the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in san bruno in sonoma county, there will be a mobile site at saint leo's catholic church. that starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. in palo alto, you can get tested at the mitchell park library every tuesday, starting this week. to find the testing site near you, go straight to the top of our home page at kpix5.com. download our kpix 5 app for news and weather alerts. we are always updating our coverage on air, online, and on cbsn bay area live. >>> a sculpture honoring breonna taylor was shattered into pieces tonight. joe vazquez spoke to the artist that created it.>> reporter: she had only been in place for a couple of weeks. the bust of breonna taylor was installed near oakland city hall. it was a ceramic salute to a kentucky woman killed during a police raid. say her name, breonna taylor, became a civil rights call for justice. this is the broken tribute today. she is in pieces. >>> there is substantial damage to the bust, especially around the back where large pieces of the ceramic structure were

yone in the room because the 17th century you are not a member of the church covenant personally confess and express year faith in christ. be though you're attending church because by law you must, you may not be a the church. this is very important to talk about when we are thinking about macy and how he ends up here on the island. worship, youlled to are not compelled to membership compulsory worship is hope that the minister will open sermonr heart and within will strike you to confess your faith and tack hold of the covenant. so you have the civil covenant holding the people together and hurch could have napolitano holding people together who are promised to wac in a common way lord. face of the and you have the littlest that is the who is hoepld that is broken -- household that is broken into and wife who are of course joined by a contract. aster and servant who are joined by a contract and parent and child. parent according to the eni the sh perception until child reaches majority a parent loose fort to bind or the child in all things. so all of you worshipping in a traditional 17th church would the power as paren

. >>> tomorrow people can drop by the church of jesus christ of latter day saints in san bruno. in palo alto, people can get tested at the mitchell park library. >>> president trump was spotted golfing at his west palm beach golf club today. this comes hours after two pandemic programs lapsed, and that removed benefits from millions of americans. now the government is barreling toward a mid-pandemic shutdown. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are sending the same message to president trump. >> reporter: the covid relief bill that democrats and republicans approved of in congress seven days ago, remains in limbo without president trump's signature. overnight, expanded unemployment aid expired for millions of americans struggling with the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. last week, president trump demanded larger stimulus checks of $2,000 for americans. throwing the $900 billion stimulus bill into turmoil. in a tweet saturday, the president called the $600 payout in the current bill measly. >> what the president is doing right now is unbelievably cruel on many mi

that was the original image roger williams talked about, protecting the garden of christ's church fromon of the two in this, as david was talking about, in this particular man and moment is remarkable. it's also unscriptchural, put not thy trust in princes. god shows no partiality. there is neither slave, nor jew, we are all one in christ jesus. the scriptchural -- it's that your loyalty as a believer is not to caesar but to a larger order, and that larger order has different rules and different aspirations articulated, as you just did in the sermon on the mount, and that's what a believer is called to do, is to follow a law that creates a certain conduct in space and time, but which is -- are just a law grounded beyond space and time. and what we're seeing now is this conflation of worldly power with the symbolism and language. but i would argue not really the genuine sentiment. at least the called for sentiment that's called for in the tradition. it's an enormous mess. that's a technical term from st. paul. i don't know how that would translate to greek. but it really is. and what it

today's a spot, the church of jesus christ at latter day saints. >>> still ahead, numbers is still not adding up tonight, for the edd. the new problems tonight for a company it just tired. >>> the increase we have seen since november, you believe it is largely fraudulent? >> i think a lot of it is fraud. any money that you can the general public goes right back into the economy immediately. and is a travesty that we had to wait this long. >> the local businesses finally about to get some help from the feds but is it a little too late? >>> in sports, the curry family celebrating the warriors first one of the season and the injuries for the niners >>> a live look at the state capital tonight, the number of back luck unemployment claims is growing despite the agencies identity verification tool. so why isn't the backlog going down? julie watts went right to the ceo of id me for some answers. >> we come up with a system called id me. this'll process about 90% automatically. >> reporter: it was supposed to decrease fraud and the edd backlog. instead the backlog of initial employment creams

tomorrow, and tuesday people can drop by the church of jesus christ of latter day saints in san bruno in sonoma there's a catholic church. and mitchell park library every tuesday starting this week. to find a covid-19 testing site near you head straight to the top of our home page at kpix.com. be sure to download our kpix 5 app for news and weather alerts wherever you are. we're always updating our coverage on air, online and cbs bay area. >>> meanwhile in the east bay some front porches turned into socially distanced stages for a good cause. >> reporter: how albany covidchella opened up for a good cause. >> reporter: there is a distribution site by the alameda county community food site and every dollar counts. i'm joined by eugene ichu with albany covidchella and you were able to raise $4,262.57 can't forget that. tell me how important this is. >> i work as a clinical psychologist and i know there's a lot of hardship in the community with the pandemic. and so, i'm also an amateur musician and was really missing live music. i decided wouldn't it be fun if we provided a safe music fes

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during a period of national unrest, he accepted christ as and in 1982 savior became a full-time minister at church of god and christ, forever impacting countless lives in our community. williams as bishop always available to help anyone in need, he always was a source and guidance to his peers. given his dedication to his it is no and faith, surprise that he was elected to the church of god and christ highest oard, the executive administrative board his denomination. our community and my family extend our deepest sympathies to the williams family. wife, gale, his and his daughter, denise. he will be missed, we know that he still lives in the and nce of almighty god awaits our next meeting. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman -- for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. ms. schakowsky: i'm schakowsky.n jan i represent the ninth congressional district of i am here on this stand up for to the people of the ninth are essional district who uffering right now under this pandemic. we know that already we have of 286,000 ths ling the people w

today and tomorrow, people can drop by the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in san bruno. in sonoma county, they will be a mobile site at saint leo's catholic church starting at 10:00 a.m. today in palo alto, the people can get tested at the middleburg library every tuesday starting this week. to find the covid-19 testing site near you, visit our homepage on www.kpix.com and be sure to download our kpix 5 app for news and weather alerts wherever you are. we are always updating our coverage on air, online, and on cbsn bay area. >>> it is move-in day at a bay area college dormitory but this time it is oakland families and seniors moving in. they will be able to move into clifton hall at the california college of the arts. earlier this year, they secured the $20 million needed to buy the building. the funding comes from the state's program which shelters the homeless during the pandemic. >>> in san francisco, some demonstrators are protesting what they say is the city's effort to phase out shelter in place hotels for the homeless. they gathered in union square yesterday. when

room, because in the 17th century, you are not a member of the church covenant unless you personally confess and express your faith in christit may be that though you are attending church, because by law you must, you may not be a member of the church. this is very important to talk about when we are thinking about thomas macey and how he ends up on the island. you are compelled to worship, you are not compelled to membership, but the compulsory worship is hope the minister will hoping up -- open up your heart, that you will finally confess your faith and take hope of the covenant. so you have the civil covenant holding people together as a body, the church covenant holding people together who are promised to walk in a common way have thelord, and you third, the littlest commonwealth, the household, that is broken into three basic relationships, husband and wife, who are joined by a contract, master and servant, joined by a contract, and parent and child. a parent, according to the english judeo-christian perception, until the child reaches majority, the parent has the right to bind or loosen for the child in all things. so

. >> here's the thing for the georgetown church of christ. the fees and the use of the church facilities. >> she was wanting to make more money for her wedding. she went into h.e.b.'s grocery company, and they gave her a job in the produce department. and so stacey had to be at work early in the morning. >> she was working hard. every two weeks when she got paid, she was making a payment on the wedding dress. >> there was excitement in the beginning, but i think as every day kind of ticked by, it was less and less. i know that it was definitely stressful for her, just because she had to work and come home and she was expected to do laundry, clean. for a 19-year-old that's kind of a big transition. >> did she share any concerns? >> she didn't share any concerns. that she was really excited about getting married. she really loved jimmy. >> you were a little concerned, you were a little emotional before the wedding. >> stress. >> and that you cried a couple of times. you thought that jimmy wasn't quite as -- >> i was the mother. and stacey was my

church body may not be everyone in the room. in the 17th century you're not a member of the covenant unless you express your faith in christ and it may be that even though you're attending church, you may not be a member of the church. this is very important to talk about when you're thinking about thomas macy and how he ends up here on the island. you're compelled to worship, not compelled to membership, but that compulsory worship is hope that the minister will open your heart. so you have the civil covenant holding people together as a political body, you have the church covenant holding people together who are promised to walk in a common way in the faith of the lord, andz8u you the third, the little istlittle. husband and wife, master and servant joined by a contract, and a parent and child. and a parent until the parent has a majority they can mind, and you would have the power as parents to take your child and have infant baptism performed because you could make promises on behalf of that child. that is a very important thing to remember when we start talking about thomas macy in particular and what brings him to the isla