we put together a go fund me page and sent $650,000 to christchurch. >> and we do that all the time.nk those things don't get highlighted because our faiths don't tell us to run around boasting about the good things we do so the divisions are often concocted. >> and i think it is really an important message for people wondering can jews and muslims get along? well why not? >> reporter: rabbi jeffrey meyers who was conducting shabot services and the mosque have worked together since the tree of life shootings to bring peace to the city. >> non-jewish americans thought anti-semitism was a thing of the past. not something that jewish people dealt with. >> unless you experience it personally, you don't necessarily know that it is anti-semitism. i was ten years old. came home one day from school. and, in the driveway were a couple of swastikas in chalk with the words jeffrey is a dirty jew. i always thought that putting up with anti-semitism was the price you had to pay for being a jew and wanting to live in the united states. >> i think it is a very similar thing. a lot of black people o

christchurch new zealand has had a very wet week.re to come going into the weekend as well. where is the town, christchurch dorset england has had only a trace of rainfall so far thisjuly, and rainfall so far this july, and looking rainfall so far thisjuly, and looking at the rainfall so far this july, and looking at the next five days, although there will the weather systems coming in, giving some rain in places, some of these driest parts of england will see very little and temperatures are about to go back above average again, nothing too extreme, getting back above average with some spots towards southeast england getting back to the other 20 celsius. we have high pressure close by which is beginning to move away and low pressure is approaching. it's ahead of that drawing and some weather but also the chance of seeing some rain over the next couple of days across northern areas. before that low pressure starts to show its hand, that she ran from friday, norman england, southeast, and clearing away but sunny spells and scattered s

the horrific attack in christchurch.d sent like, $650,000 to christchurch. >> we do that all the time. those things don't get highlighted because our faith don't tell us to boast about the good things that we do. these divisions of people see between our communities are often concocted. >> is an important message, people that wonder can jewish and muslims get along? well, why not?! >> the executive director of the islamic center of pittsburgh and work together as since the shootings to bring peace and unity to the city. >> horror drew us together. that is not what unites us. the horror was a call to action. we both recognized that action was required. but to do that, you need to find partners to affect change. >> i feel like, generally, non- jewish americans thought that anti-semitism was a thing of the past. it was something that you people don't deal with. >> unless you experience it personally, you don't know that it is an anti-semitism. i think i was about 10 years old, i came home one day from school and in the driv

they flew jimi to christchurch.e units in the entire world. and they were able to stabilize him and basically saved his life. >> when we were allowed to finally see jimi in the hospital, we went up there right away. we took the first flight and it's always tough when you see your friend in the hospital and you're trying to avoid the 10,000-pound elephant in the room. >> don't forget about your fries, too. >> yeah, you've got french fries there, jimi. >> you know what we'll do? >> what? >> i'll just pour some here. >> put them on your pizza. >> there! >> pizza and french fries. smile, your family's watching. >> good? that's awesome. >> best pizza you've ever had, huh? >> visiting jimi every day in the hospital was difficult, because you're almost pretending like nothing is wrong, but you know there's something seriously wrong. >> here we go! >> get that thing out! get that damned thing out of his nose. >> oh, my gosh! >> oh, wow! >> was that down -- >> it goes all the way to his stomach. >> wow, look at that. much be

reporter: they arrived in christchurch, new zealand on december 20 and it took three weeks for theiruipment to arrive. >> ready to set sail next week. reporter: funded by the national science foundation and its counterparts in the u.k., canada and south korea, three dozen researchers joined the south korean icebreaker. bringing -- brimming with deer, it set sail. >> the idea was to go straight to the ice shelf. brilliant idea lead to failure because we were not planning on sea ice. reporter: seemingly true to her name, the ship cuts through most ice like butter at 14 knots. most ice. for unknown reasons, a huge conglomeration of cis floated in the sea between them and their destination. eventually, it was too much. >> the dreams of reaching our destination have been dashed. reporter: what were your thoughts? >> we lost the prize. we were not going to be able to get the data. reporter: all geared up with no place to go, team holland started eyeing a consolation prize. >> it is monday morning, january 24. we arrived here at the ice shelf. reporter: the datsun ice shelf is stable. not a

whereas the town, christchurch, dorset, england, has had only a trace of rainfall so far thisjuly ands where we see those temperatures through central and eastern and southern england getting towards the mid and, in some places, upper 205. now, here comes the area of low pressure, the first one, giving some wet weather to end friday in northern ireland overnight and into saturday, taking the rain across scotland. again, useful rain in places. weather fronts start to move south on saturday, but they're weakening as they do so, so there isn't a huge amount of rain left, maybe towards northern and western parts of england on saturday afternoon, into wales, drier with some showers in scotland and northern ireland, still dry towards east anglia and the south—east. cloud increasing, but temperatures again into the upper 205. instead ofjust heading south and clearing through, this is the picture for sunday. these weather fronts look like they're going to stall across central areas, and particularly into parts of england and wales, with some showery rain along them. but there's a lot of uncer

2018 when we saw a string of a chan shooters try to copycat one another going back to new zealand christchurch shooter. we're in a new reality where is the kind of terror we have to deal with and confront. if not we're going to wake up every new holiday or every other saturday and this is going to keep on happening. >> we're going to talk about this next hour, the legal ramifications. what is the red flag law, what does the internet -- how are people not awake and alert to this and what can be done legally? tom winter, ben collins, jim cavanaugh, thanks to all of you, and shaq brewster. i want to turn to schick sun times lynn suite who was at yesterday's parade in highland park. lynn, tell me, you were there, had family there. tell me about the parade and your reaction as a human being and a reporter. >> hi, andrea. as a human being i attended this fourth of july parade in highland park. i've been here many, many years. i wasn't raised here, i was raised in chicago. my sister has lived here for a number of years. just to set this up, i was at the very beginning of the parade at the east end of

the service will include prayer and music at christchurch on the corner of route 60 and waukegan avenuelake forest. trinity grace church and christ church, um, has organized a community prayer gathering at three p.m. at trinity grace church, 15. oh, six. half day road, highland park, everyone is welcome highland park presbyterian church, trinity, episcopal and other areas. faithfully leaders will hold an economic commendable. ecumenical community prayer vigil today at seven p.m. at the highland park presbyterian church, 3 30 laurel avenue, highland park. all are welcome today. highland park high school, located at 433 vine avenue. in conjunction with community partners is hosting hosting crisis counseling until two p.m. and is open to everyone . no appointments are necessary . additionally a family assistance center will open tomorrow july 6th at noon. to provide support services and crisis assistance to those who were directly impacted at the parade. the location and hours of operations are pending, will get that information to the community as soon as we have it. please go to the city