and the congregation for the doctrine of the faith is charged with the task. on the pope's behalf of recognizing negative development as he can and taking action sized, that means protecting the faith in negative terms. his act and promoting the faith in a positive sense, positive suck. meanwhile liberation theology had been gaining momentum in latin america, a reform movement to lift up the voices of the poor and oppressed the congregation for the doctrine of the faith, condemned it as contrary and dangerous either to where does the discourse on liberation, theology, go from here is tyler, are there aspects up for discussions? good, good. wrong. last called murat singer, asking that singer ensured progressive bishops were removed from office, replacing them with men who were loyal to the vatican. warned body, which is the congregation for the doctrines of fit, passes, the judgment decides and imposes dependency. and then if you want to appease the judgement and the pin of t t only bother you can appeal to is the congregation for the doctor under the faith, th

he doesn't like chaos when he ran the congregation for the doctrine of the faith. the whole point there was keeping order in those who didn't think right threatened this order, and so they were, were banished, silenced, ah, and some of the most creative theologians in the catholic church were victims of the congregation for the doctrine of faith. lou. ringback was always the sense to which you were looking over your shoulder. what was your superior think? what would the bishop think? all through that period for john paul and benedict. there were people who saw that the function to report everything did vash. he can the day regarded as being in any way i out of order are heretical as they there was the day with juice and that was constantly going on. and the potential thing was that the vatican were listening to them. this is sandra doyle, i and so the system of controlled a fear of caution took roots hulsy that one no longer had the courage to voice criticism. because you knew that the eyes and the ears of the vatican were everywhere on despite the con newborn othe

it's a vital process soon, and the congregation for the doctrine of the faith is charged with the task. on the pope's behalf of recognizing negative development as he can and taking action sized, that means protecting the faith in negative terms. his act and promoting the faith in a positive sense, positive soc. meanwhile liberation, theology had been gaining momentum in latin america, a reform movement to lift up the voices of the poor and oppressed the congregation for the doctrine of the faith, condemned it. as contrary and dangerous either to where does the discourse on liberation, theology, go from here is tyler. are there aspects up for discussions? good. wrong. last cardinal. right. single option. right. singer ensured progressive bishops were removed from office, replacing them with men who were loyal to the vatican. warned body, which is the congregation for the doctrines of fit, passes to judgment, decides and imposes dependency. and then if you want to appease the judgement and the penalty, the only body you can appeal to is the congregation for the doctor under the fate, th

so place for all does not envision congregate shelter for all. it envisions an array of shelter options and, in fact, caps requires that no more than 50% of any expansion come in the form of congregate shelter and i would imagine it would be much less than that, because no one has the appetite to see the expansion of large congregate shelter. i think we know there are better ways to do this. there is non-congregate buildings that may have been hostels that we can convert. there is tiny homes. there is many different things that we can do that do not necessarily involve giant congregate shelter. so i wanted to just be clear about that. i also wanted to respond to someone -- i don't remember who it was -- that said san francisco hasn't had a housing plan. i mean, san francisco has been pursuing a housing plan for 20 years. it was embodied in prop c. that goes on top of hundreds of millions of dollars we invest each year in maintaining housing we have already stood up. we have more than 10,000 permanent supportive housing units. we are -- we are cur

i happened to arrive at the congregation in october, 2002. and in november, cases starting, arriving from the united states. and it was a veritable avalanche of cases. we're talking about tens of cases on a daily basis by the 1980s child abused by clergy and the catholic church was no longer a secret in 2002 journalists from the boston globe. one, a court order forcing the archdiocese of boston to hand over a trove of sealed documents. the documents revealed that the churches internal practice was to secretly transfer abusive priests from one parish to the next to boston revealed to the world that the major problem was the duplicity, the dishonesty of the hierarchy, of the bishops who were covering this up. and then lying about the newspaper team with the boston globe. not only did stories about the individual priests, but they went after the system. and that's what was important. there had a way of doing a comp on the table with his hand, which, which expressed his frustration at how are people could betray the priesthood under holiness of t

is an elderly congregation.heard. it's just incredible. the courage that this doctor chang went to tackle the gunmen and then others were able to then tie this man up. what else are you hearing about that? well dr chang. i believe he's in his fifties. he's not a regular member of the congregation. he was here with a friend. they were honoring the pastor who we just spoke with with another crew. we're going to have more on that tonight, and hopefully we can get some of that to you. so chang just made this heroic charge at the gunman was shot and then when the gunman paused to reload, the pastor, i'm told took a chair whether it was a wooden chair or metal folding chair. and hit the gunman with it knocked him down and then other members of the congregation rushed forward and i believe they used like an electrical cord to hog tie him was the word that law enforcement used. and then subdued him, and it was just a matter of minutes before the orange county sheriff's response and they took over and then the fire team

i happened to arrive in the congregation in october, 2002. and in november, cases starting, arriving from the united states. and it was a veritable avalon show of cases we talking about tens of cases on a daily basis by the 1980s child abused by clergy and the catholic church was no longer a secret in 2002 journalists from the boston globe. one, a court order forcing the archdiocese of boston to hand over a trove of sealed documents. the documents revealed that the churches internal practice was to secretly transfer abusive priests from one parish to the next, who boston revealed to the world that the major problem was the duplicity, the dishonesty of the hierarchy, of the bishops who were covering this up. and then lying about the newspaper team with the boston globe. not only did stories about the individual priests, but they went after the system and that's what was important there. he had a way of doing a comp on the table with his hand, which, which expressed his frustration at how are people could betray the priesthood under holiness of

it is these things and seminaries around the world added to show that the congregation and the marcial on had god's blessing. god, he is my deal pallet, monsieur. porky and petted him as he l y was marcial, and protected by cardinal as like angelo. so donna, now g bush, stanislaus gibb, ish, coleman, franco de leon, and darrow castro john know. but for one thing they were business partners. economy, as in the case of cardinal sedano and marcial, as you all to those forget gone. see that i bank your another, they believe that everything marcial did was for the good of the charge. you almost the end. he justified the me on the made use auto scatter, the malice, bookkeeping sob. m. keep all the cardinals via a major scandal was in thought. it's better that my 8 victims be defamed weddies rather than risk a millions of catholics because falling away from the fact one is picket, thought he calls be out of them. afy. ah, don't exclude whole. could equity liaison refused, it became clear that the legionaries of christ had gained enormous power over the vatican. enormous shima, you know, him t

for somewhere to hold service, something big enough for the entire congregation. he said he will continue to pray for peace and guidance in this situation. >> firefighters a significant challenges in the building of the size and especially with large spaces, unannounced construction. it is a difficult task to fight a fire when you can't actually get inside. >> during the day, we will start making phone calls going through the city, see if we can get some help from the city. this building here as 400 seats, big enough to hold a congregation. >> reporter: hours after the fire started, behind in the distance there are members of this congregation even standing, watching, communicating with one another and also playing for the future of their church and also for the future plans. i know sunday they are expecting it to us. they are working to determine where the service is going to take these. as for fire crews on scene, it is an investigation. they will remain unseen for as long as possible. we are live in pittsburgh, and c garrett johnson for nbc bay area news. >> al

so place for all does not envision congregate shelter for all. it envisions an array of shelter options and, in fact, caps requires that no more than 50% of any expansion come in the form of congregate shelter and i would imagine it would be much less than that, because no one has the appetite to see the expansion of large congregate shelter. i think we know there are better ways to do this. there is non-congregate buildings that may have been hostels that we can convert. there is tiny homes. there is many different things that we can do that do not necessarily involve giant congregate shelter. so i wanted to just be clear about that. i also wanted to respond to someone -- i don't remember who it was -- that said san francisco hasn't had a housing plan. i mean, san francisco has been pursuing a housing plan for 20 years. it was embodied in prop c. that goes on top of hundreds of millions of dollars we invest each year in maintaining housing we have already stood up. we have more than 10,000 permanent supportive housing units. we are -- we are cur

one person is dead and four others wounded before he's later overpowered by members of the congregationand it's their first chance to vote since an explosion devastated the port in beirut in the midst of an economic collapse — so just why did so few lebanese turn out for a parliamentary poll? a bbc team has uncovered further evidence of potential war crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine. since russian soldiers were pushed back from kyiv at the end of march, the bodies of more than 1,000 civilians have been discovered in the bucha region, just outside the capital. the local police chief has said that more than half of the dead were shot, in what has been described as executions. 0ur east europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, has been investigating one case in particular. and a warning — her report contains some distressing details. this is a place where dark acts were committed. civilians tortured and killed by russian soldiers fighting a war in which they break all the rules, like they do not know them or even care. we were shown underground to where five men were held captive

to non-congregate to tiny homes and to hotels. what we cannot do to continue to allow very unsafe encampments to persist in san francisco. looking forward to conversations. thank you. >> supervisor mar: thank you supervisor mandelman for bringing this forward. i did want to add that, i am proud to co-sponsor this. i agree that we as a city need to have a comprehensive plan to create shelter and transitional housing for everyone that is currently living on the street in unsheltered. this that is to be supplemental and complementary to our priority focus on addressing homelessness which is creating permanent housing and supportive services that are needed to address this problem in the long-term. i don't think it's a neither or. it's important that our shelter expansion plan be fully coordinated with our plan to address homelessness in the long-term through permanent housing. >> supervisor melgar: thank you so much. thank you supervisor mandelman for your time, work, effort, energy, engagement with the community and drafting this an

is in laguan woods with more. >> members of the congregation out thing heroically. we are learning that many of them tackled the shooter who was armed with two weapons, and then hogtied him, using an extension cord. so, when deputies arrived here on scene, that's shooter was already detained and deputies were able to render aids to the victims were shot. law enforcement saying the people who tackle the shooter definitely saved lives. we are also learning that many members of this congregation are in the 60s and 70s. just an amazing act of bravery from those people. that is the latest from laguana woods. i am marsha phillips. >>> amazing to hear about that bravery in southern california. you can lesson a day after a shooter killed 10 people in buffalo, new york president biden is traveling to florida visit with victims families tomorrow. 11 of the 13 people shot were black. the mass killing is now being investigated as a hate crime. the accused gunman is an 18- year-old who drove 200 miles to carry out the attack. investigators say payton gendron was detained last ye

we have a host of congregations, of staff members who are literally in the neighbourhood, living righte street shooting happened. buffalo voice, have already lost to teenagers. we are devastated. our hearts are broken. these hatred, violence, racialised antiblack sentiment now upheld through systemic structural and interpersonal violence via weapons, it is a devastating day for all of us, particularly in buffalo, new york. ., . , particularly in buffalo, new york. ., ., , york. you have been in contact with the white _ york. you have been in contact with the white house - york. you have been in contact with the white house about. with the white house about making sure the appropriate resources are in place. what will those resources be and what is most needed in the community right now? we have been having _ community right now? we have been having ongoing _ been having ongoing conversations with the white house and the department of justice and we know this antiblack animist is not an outlier. they are hate crimes spiking across the country. we believe it is a residue if not a continu

this was a taiwanese congregation meeting here. the man that was killed, let's get to him first. that is what the sheriff did at his news conference. he's dr. john chang. he was 50 years old. he leaves behind a wife and two children. the sheriff described him as one of the heros that tackled the gunman that was eventually hog tied by members of the congregation that also removed the two handguns. the 68-year-old gunman from las vegas was carrying. now, he apparently, martha, tried to shut members of the congregation in the room where they had lunch using super glue on the doors as well as other measures before he opened fire. the sheriff says this shooting was motivated by political hate. five people were also wounded as well as the one man, dr. john chang that was killed. the five others have not been named at this point. but they were all asian according to the sheriff. they were all elderly. age between 66 and 92. the headline, the stunning headline from this news conference that is still ongoing right now, martha, is that this was, according to the sheriff, a politically moti

if not for the quick thinking of congregates it would have been worse.y the gunman targeted this church? >> reporter: katy, that's the question now. authorities releasing data and details from this shooting. the last update we got overnight was that the shooter has, indeed, been arrested. no word on charges and no name being given at this point, and that shooter is described as an asian man in his 60s, and as you say, he opened fire on a taiwanese congregation inside the geneva presbyterian church, and authorities not releasing details on why they think that man targeted that congregation specifically, and he walked in and moments before he started shooting he greeted people there and told them he had been to services at their church before, and the congregates were confused because they did not recognize him and never had seen him before, and of the wounded six people shot, one killed and five wounded and four have critical injuries, and those range in age from 66 to 92. we don't know the names of the victims. authorities are telling us this could have

the taiwanese congregation was there at the time and authorities say they are still investigating the motive and whether they were targeted. the suspect is in custody after being stopped by members of the congregation who overpowered him and hog tied him. >>> cnn's joe johns has new reporting on the massacre there in buffalo. joe, what are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: this is where it happened, a neighborhood grocery store. now, all of the city of buffalo is the victim. one thing that you can say is the people here take small solace in the fact that the evil came from hundreds of miles out of town. >> i'm sad, i'm hurt, i'm mad, because i never would have thought it would have happened here in the city of buffalo. >> reporter: pain and sorrow as the city of buffalo, new york, mourns the deaths of ten people in a mass shooting at this local supermarket. >> it's heart wrenching. it's heart wrenching. >> i'm sorry. >> it's broken. >> reporter: members of the community is shock as some witnesses are now recounting the tragedy. >> people are crying, people are running out, people

to non-congregate to tiny homes and to hotels. what we cannot do to continue to allow very unsafe encampments to persist in san francisco. looking forward to conversations. thank you. >> supervisor mar: thank you supervisor mandelman for bringing this forward. i did want to add that, i am proud to co-sponsor this. i agree that we as a city need to have a comprehensive plan to create shelter and transitional housing for everyone that is currently living on the street in unsheltered. this that is to be supplemental and complementary to our priority focus on addressing homelessness which is creating permanent housing and supportive services that are needed to address this problem in the long-term. i don't think it's a neither or. it's important that our shelter expansion plan be fully coordinated with our plan to address homelessness in the long-term through permanent housing. >> supervisor melgar: thank you so much. thank you supervisor mandelman for your time, work, effort, energy, engagement with the community and drafting this an

those elderly congregates tying him up with electrical cord. david, the fbi says it has multiple pieces of evidence, including writings indicating this was a haterime. and if the suspect is convicted just on those state charges alone of murder and attempted murder, he could face the death penalty. david? >> all right, matt gutman, our thanks to you, as well. the two mass shootings in america. >>> in the meantime now, to the other news this monday night, and there is a major headline involving that critical baby formula shortage. that manufacturer, abbott, now reaching an agreement with the fda to reopen its largest factory in michigan. so, the question, how soon could those empty shelves be restocked? here's abc's ere ielle reshef tonight. >> reporter: with families facing that dire nationwide formula shortage, the fda and abbott nutrition laying out a plan for to reopen a critical plant in michigan. >> that plant in sturgis, michigan, was making a number of special formulas that are really lifesaving for infants. >> reporter: the largest formu

will we see the same number of climbers congregating? climbers congregating ? year was 408, a record. it is down for two reasons. china has very strict controls over who leaves the country to climb, and also india, indian climbers rely heavily on sponsorship to climb everest, so that really went on hold with covid. this year is really more of a normal year, as in maybe four orfive really more of a normal year, as in maybe four or five years ago. you double the number of foreigners because that is the number of sherpas that will be supporting them. it is basically a 1—to—1 ratio. also, right now, we are having an incredibly unusual season with the jetstream are not sitting on top of the summit of everest. in fact, when the jet stream sits up that you have 100-150 stream sits up that you have 100—150 mph winds, and a possible climb, but this year the jetstream possible climb, but this year thejetstream has possible climb, but this year the jetstream has moved away, giving us a huge level of high pressure over india. you may have seen that they have had temperatur

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we are a multi racial congregation. people were distraught.issues to become entwined in this as well. many of the congregation are very upset over the supreme court's apparent decision to overturn roe v. wade. this is on the table for us as well. >> i mentioned at the beginning of the segment that you were joining us. i know you are on the west coast. it is very early. i express my appreciation doctor reverend. he is from the -- that you are joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, i will introduce you to a restaurant owner who is stepping up to help a frantic parents who are searching for baby formula. >>for baby formula >> nurtec is the only medication that can treat and prevent my migraines. don't take if allergic to nurtec. most common side effects, in less than 3% were nausea, indigestion, stomach pain. as a main street bank, most common side effects, pnc has helped% were over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...hel

it is a test of faith for the congregation. >>> manager right now. >> [ bleep ]. >> a customer caught on camera behaving badly at a bay area restaurant. this morning, the owner tells us scenes like this are making another problem even worse. >>> good morning. it is saturday, may 28th. thank you so much for joining us. i'm devin fehely. let's start with a check of the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> i'll use the giant window on the bay to show how the view is different. this is the peninsula. so gray, we've gotten light mist out of this, especially if you're near the coast. it is not raining, but don't be surprised if the roadways seem damp from it. meanwhile, that's the view of the south bay, where there is plenty of blue sky. this is thejority of us, away f peninsula or north bay. you have high clouds. by the way, that's the view from the top of the salesforce tower right now. we're in the mid to upper 50s out there now. day time td 70s, part lly cldy a se wel look at that a thet of the three-day weekend. devin, back to you. >>> in general, there is an idea that sports and

. >> one or more of the congregants did happen to point heroically. >> a deadly shooting inside a church in southern california. people inside took action to stop the gunmen. thank you for joining us for the special edition of abc7news. it shooting inside a church in orange county has left at least one person dead and five injured. four critically. it happened at the geneva presbyterian church in laguna woods this afternoon. deputies responded to a call of shots fired at a lunch following morning service. they were -- recovered two guns at the scene and token asian man in his 60's into custody. the majority of those inside were believed to be of taiwanese dissent. members of the congregation showed exceptional heroism and bravery when they restrained the gunman. >> a group of churchgoers detained him and tied his legs with an extension cord and confiscated at least two weapons from him. >> the fbi and atf are investigating. they are interviewing people who were at that lunch. and more developing news on the mass shooting in buffalo that police say was a racist hate crime. the suspected g

. >> we report that some in the congregation are pushing for it to be cleared a city landmark. >> reporter: grace baptist church played an important role in the civil rights movement of the 1960s, and they would like to carry that mission of social justice into the future. the question is do they need the building to do that. the church was built in the late 1940s and was at one time ministered by reverend shorty collins and the basement was used as an organizing location for the early united farmworkers and cesar chavez was known to speak your. doctor hogan has been a member here since 1961 when she was a student at san jose state. >> we had students from our group here at the church help register voters and this church represents a conscience and always has. >> reporter: while the passion for social justice lives on, the building won't and plans are in the works to demolish the huge lock long church property to create a new midrise housing and commercial use development here and pastor oliver explains why. >> at the beginning of this year, our treasury was somewhere dipping below $60,000

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have special needs. >> those who were left were the most disabled and so they could not go into congregant shelters because they had serious disabilities, mental disabilities, the preventing them being around strangers. >> andrea henson set her clients have spent years on waiting lists trying to navigate the system but lawyers with a nonprofit, where do we go berkeley, and it specifically andrea henson, have given the group hope they will soon have a roof over their heads. >> she definitely gives us a lot of wind beneath her rings kind of thing. >> i help them right where they are. i am very passionate as a civil rights attorney, i want to help those that no one will help. >> >>> city college of san francisco board of trustees is set to vote today on cost- saving cuts. last night, staffers and students camped out in protests. the cuts could affect about 200 faculty positions. not everyone who started the evening in front of collin hall is still bare. our camera started to spot police taking at least one protester away. >> i'm a first generation college student, my daughter the second, our

and divine intervention congregants of one church took down a gunman in kra ya. >>> the nationwide babyormula shortage is driving parents to desperate attempts to feed their children how the biden administration plans to help low income families in the crisis. >>> all i saw when i came up to the front was water out the right window i knew it was coming in quickly, very, very quickly. >>> nbc exclusive on the miraculous save. we'll hear from the passenger who flew a plane to safety after the pilot passed out. >>> and seeing red inside the stunning lunar eclipse that gave the moon a scarlett color "early today" starts right now >>> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with the latest round of devastating gun violence in america. overnight, buffalo police releasing the names of the ten people who lost their lives while grocery shopping on a saturday afternoon ten people gunned down in what is being investigated as a hate crime. the victims are remembered as a dad trying to buy a birthday cake, the deacon of a church a community leader who ran a foo

they were able to get his two handguns away, and think about it, this mostly elderly congregation managed to get those weapons away and then hog-tie this man until officials were able to get to the scene. they are saying because of that, this really did save a lot of lives. they're being called heroes, and especially dr. john chang because of what he did and it cost him his life but his heroism really saved an event that could have been much, much worse. the suspect is charged with one count of murder and four charges of attempted murder, don. >> thank you, i appreciate it, omar and stephanie. now i want to bring in the former head of the active shooter program. she's also the author and podcast host of "stop the killing." katherine, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. >> you bet. happy to be here. >> the supermarket a soft target with easy access to go on his racist rampage. does this spark more to speak -- i should say more to how he may have learned from previous mass shootings? >> i think we find all of these shooters learn from somebody else, whether it's racism, depre

. >>> another shooting happened in a california church where congregants tackled and hog-tied a gunman until police arrived. this was at geneva presbyterian church in laguna woods the suspect opened fire, killing one person and injuring five others >> we believe a group of churchgoers detained him and hog-tied his legs with an extension cord and confiscated at least two weapons from him. he was detained when the deputies arrived >> most of the victims are of taiwanese descent. the shooter was an asian man in his 60s. police believe he lives in the area >>> and in chicago mayor lori lightfoot has banned unaccompanied minors from millennium park after 6:00 p.m this after a teen was shot and killed during an altercation on saturday night police arrested a 17-year-old suspect and a 16-year-old who was found carrying a ghost gun >> too many guns are making their way into the hands of those who have too little respect for the sanction sancti life >> reporter: policerecovered eight guns from saturday's altercation. at least 26 juveniles and five adults were arrested >>> over the weekend senat

a week later, a lot more people know about the geneva presbyterian church and the taiwanese congregation that uses it, mostly elderly members keep to themselves, but it's a day that has to be addressed. there is a sense of sorrow, sadness. a few of them have expressed anxiety. very nervous right now. peggy parents are long time members. belinda city council representatives says everyone has questions just because of the level of anxiety . we are dealing with an much more elderly population here, so quite nervous. no cameras allowed inside the service today, but today's sermon was about how love can conquer hate, and also how dr john chang exemplified the christian traditions outfront, a memorial to the victims and the hero doctor who sacrificed himself to stop the gunman from taking more lives grows. it's a passing reminder that something awful happened, but they were good people here to stop it. we condemn such violence. and i think our our work has always been to build a democracy where um people can express differences through peaceful ways. taiwanese ambassador h e b kim xiao flying

city, so please, addressing the people of odessa, i want to remind you that there is no need to congregatexposure regarding possible provocations, of course we work on prejudice, of course, our forces, the relevant structures work on there are already certain results, there are detained persons who have it, law enforcement agencies are dealing with it now. there are certain signs that they are working for the enemy, they are collaborators, a legal assessment will be made a little later it has been determined and given, so we warn you once again about information leaks, they, uh, well, they just flooded, let's say yes, our broadcast of our information to him in odesa and in the region, and of course we ask people once again to be vigilant, if there is certain information, please submit it, we will respond as quickly as possible thank you very much, hold on, you and odesa, odesa, serhiy bratchuk, spokesman for the operative headquarters of the odesa regional military administration of the president in odesa , today the city was hit by air-to-ground missiles, russian planes took off in air an

you said in leading their predominately white congregation they have come to agree on one important thingere is a war for the soul of the american church. how does that show up in their ministry? >> it is fascinating. bill leads a church in my hometown in brighton, michigan. he became a celebrity overnight in his community and the reason his church grew is because he refused to close down his church and comply with government regulations at the beginning of the covid pandemic. before this was seen as an explicitly partisan political issue. he and his church decided to make it one and they have reaped a whirlwind from it. they saw their church grow from about 100 people on any given sunday and of course, in another suburb in detroit is ken brown's church who has seen his own congregation lurch to the right in a dangerous appreciation for conspiracy theorizing and far right french politics. ken brown around the time the other pastor was the growth ands church, ken brown decided to do the opposite and he decided to put his foot down and begin challenging his own congregants and make sure tha

you can see that the pastor who the luncheon was in honor of who was returning back to this congregationhad held for a couple of years for more than that. you can see him there on the ground, he told one of our affiliates that he used the chair to hit him because he knew someone needed to take action and bring him down and hog tied him. you can see in the picture, the people there all kneeling down on the attacker to hold him there. just thinking about the efforts that they put in as a team, and they didn't even know this was going to happen, it truly is remarkable. >> reporter: yeah, those pictures are remarkable, too. stephanie, thank you. let's go to dallas now where police say that they have made an arrest in connection with the shooting at a korean-owned hair salon last week where three people were shot. the dallas county criminal attorney said he will be prosecuting the incident as a hate crime. cnn's alexander field is following this story. what more have you learned from police there. >> reporter: well, victor, police say they have taken into custody a 36-year-old manager ri sm -

may not be members of your congregations come to you for guidance. they come to you for help as men of faith, oftentimes in this situation where people need to find a way to hold on to that faith. i wonder if you could both tell us quickly, and i'll start with you, reverend thomas, how do you hold on to faith in moments like this? >> well, the ame church, buffalo ame church, bethel ame church is the oldest black church in western new york, and this is not the only time we've experienced in its history from when it was founded to the present. this community have pressed through hardships and difficulties, and one of the things that helps us understand, you know, that there's a resolve in the community that will not allow us to roll over and die, and as a preacher of the gospel and as well as my colleague pastor cook, we breech this resolve. we feed this resolve and do in a way that helps people understand that nothing crushes love and good intent at the end of the day, and i believe when we do that, then we won't fold to what is happening which are cl

now that we can show you of just how the congregation came together to disable this man. gun jammed, they were able to take advantage. in fact, take a listen to the pastor talk about how he responded in that moment. >> when he shoot about seven or eight time, i see our member of our congregation all hide under the table. somebody had to take some -- i see his gun is down, say i -- i run to him. i bring the chair to hit the gunman. i'm afraid he would pick up his gun to shoot again, so i use my whole -- >> authorities say that the suspect emigrated to the united states many years ago but was born in mainland china but grew up in taiwan and was motivated by his hate for taiwan. they found plenty of writings among his possessions. the pastor mentioned dr. john chang. he was there with his mother who rushed the suspect and tackled him. and that's how they were able to also bring him down. the pastor said he was shot three times, and that is what cost him his life. they're saying altogether the heroic acts of the people is what kept this from becoming a worse tragedy than it i

and that's whenc congregants and the pastor were able to overtake the suspect, subdue him, hog tie hime control of the situation. i will tell you, john, that if that event had not occurred, in other words, if the gun had not jammed, that suspect, mr. chou, he was ready to kill everybody in that church. and today we're charging him with murder, use of a gun, special circumstances of lying in wait, five counts of attempted murder, and four counts of having explosives. it is my belief he was going to kill everybody and then blow up the church. >> again, it is a horrifying story if not for the sacrifice of dr. cheng, it could have been much, much worse. the fact that there was a political motivation, does this make it an act of terror to you and do you intend to seek the death penalty? >> well, let me break that down. first of all, we can add a hate crime enhancement. i'm working with the fbi and the u.s. attorney to further investigate this political animus or motive. so we can still add those charges at a later date. with respect to the death penalty as the elected district attorney, i'm

many in the room were elderly and part of the irvine, taiwanese presbyterian congregation.ween 66 to 92 years old. >> that population in general created a vulnerable environment for him. 2 carry out. what i think was his ultimate goal, which was to execute in cold blood as many people in that room as possible. >> cho who was born and raised in taiwan was upset about political tensions involving china and taiwan and fostered a grievance against the taiwanese community. authorities say the las vegas resident was methodical gaining the trust of congregants before carrying out the attack, even locking the door shut so people couldn't escape. joe faces 5 counts of attempted murder. 4 counts of possession of an explosive device and enhancements of lying in wait. officials say he brought 2 handguns, several backpacks, including extra magazines and for mullet off type cocktails. >> that was karla reporting. the fbi has also opened a federal hate crimes investigation into what happened its 7.37. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we're going to take a deep dive into a drug

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many in the room were elderly and part of the irvine, taiwanese presbyterian congregation. those left injured were between 66 to 92 years old. >> that population in general created a vulnerable environment for him. 2 carry out. what i think was his ultimate goal, which was to execute in cold blood as many people in that room as possible. >> cho who was born and raised in taiwan was upset about political tensions involving china and taiwan and fostered a grievance against the taiwanese community. authorities say the las vegas resident was methodical gaining the trust of congregants before carrying out the attack, even locking the door shut so people couldn't escape. joe faces 5 counts of attempted murder. 4 counts of possession of an explosive device and enhancements of lying in wait. officials say he brought 2 handguns, several backpacks, including extra magazines and for mullet off type cocktails. >> those calls the state are reporting for us this morning. the fbi has opened a federal hate crimes investigation into that incident. >> happening today, people in san francisco

that aside, there's things that we know we have areas where we copping regate in groups, large -- congregatecan do in anticipation for this anomalous event which still is rare in the u.s. even though it's increasing, and there's things we can proactively coo to protect ourselves -- do to protect ourselves and protect our groups from the vulnerability of somebody like today, walking into a place of worship or walking into a shopping center and doing what he did. >> yeah. the gunman yesterday, police say, posted his rampage live. i mean, he was live seeming as he's shooting and filming on twitch which is one of those web sites or apps that's popular in the video game community. does he actually think that people were going to stand up and applaud what he's doing? why, why go to the trouble? if why, why put that out there in -- there? >> it has been argued that this is the fuel and obsession with one's self. at the end of it, what you want more than anything. so, you know, again, in terms of prevention it's like let's assume that we have the possibility of of someone trying to do this. so we pu

taiwanese presbyterian congregation. those left injured were between 66 to 92 years old. >> that population in general created a vulnerable environment for him. 2 carry out. what i think was his ultimate goal, which was to execute in cold blood as many people in that room as possible. >> cho who was born and raised in taiwan was upset about political tensions involving china and taiwan and fostered a grievance against the taiwanese community. authorities say the las vegas resident was methodical gaining the trust of congregants before carrying out the attack, even locking the door shut so people couldn't escape. joe faces 5 counts of attempted murder. 4 counts of possession of an explosive device and enhancements of lying in wait. officials say he brought 2 handguns, several backpacks, including extra magazines and for mullet off type cocktails. >> that was carlos reporting. the fbi has opened a federal hate crimes investigation into what happened. >> time now, 6.10, and today some people in san francisco are going to be

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to church congregants, we're here for you, we'll seek justice for you.perpetrator, our county will work to ensure justice, for the victims. and as fifth district supervisor, i make sure our county's mental health counselors are available for victims and families of today's shooting, thank you orange county healthcare agency department for being show quick to respond to needs. and citizens of orange county, know we will continue to have my inwaivering support tony sure that safety and security of all our residences in orange county, thank you. >> good afternoon, i am caroll moore, i want to thank those people who were wise enough to take action. our thoughts to all of the members of the congregation and their families, we have to thank the city of laguna woods, the city is nearby immediately contacted and wanted to support us it was out standing to have that happen. on top of that -- we have first responders these people are providing our safety. fire department, sheriff department, fbi, atf, we're thankful. >> this time we'll take any questions you may h