on my left is deacon r kristof sandoval.ons left is raymond f i want to find out about you guys. ray, i know that you are the head of the legion of mary, the local chapter of it. can you tell us about that? >> we have a number of catholics, men and women, who are committed to the love of mary, to unite themselves to mary, and carrying out their daily activities. but, also in their time, their free time, they also are committed to apostolic wo, to try to bring christ to the world. that is our mission, the legion of mary is in all countries, and has been in san francisco since 1933. we are really pleased to be able to be here to talk about the rosary valley. >> that sounds gndoval, you work at the parish of the cathedral ofwh is yo particular >> yes. i have the ministry to the sick and homebound for the cathedral of st. mary of the assumption. and, some of the work i do is very hands on it is walk in the footsteps of the gospel and helping people who are very sick. eight visits 16 skilled nursing homes, whether they are hospices and dimension units. five people in crisis reaching o

deacon gave his mom the crash course explaining it's a short form video platform for kids and now reeseher own account. it opens the whole thing with tiktok and this whole other language. >> that's the stuff we know about. that's the stuff they're willing to share with us let's thank tina fey and busy phillips because this year's mean girl's day is going to be so fetch faye wrote the 2004 comedy classic. she'll be co-hosting a facebook live viewing party with phillips, and the event will be live streamed from new york city starting eight p.m. eastern october third because -- >> on october 3rd, he asked me what day it was. >> it's object 3rd >> tina fey and busy phillips will be playing trivia, answeringquestions, giving awa prizes, including ticks to see the show on broadway. >> it's amazing how many stars came from that movie until you see their young little versions. >> makes me want to see it again. >>> could working out too much lead to some bad decisions >> zero, training, oh, ah. >> we're not talking like terry cruz and his euro training scene there, but is a new study that compar

but i haven't found my children and deacon doesn't often stalls them. 2 years ago his marriage collapsed his wife vanished with their 2 children beyond has had no contact with his sons ever since to says the skin that some insist collin johan's bedroom went and of course it's where they used to play. the most of their feelings are still here close and that's all this i haven't been able to bring myself to clean out the rooms. beyond has legal custody of his children he won 4 court cases in all in germany and japan but your pan has done nothing to enforce them. his wife has broken off all contact and refuses to turn over custody . and. there used to be pictures on this wall of the children playing she tore them all down. but it's when the police saw that they said it was pretty clear. when someone takes personal items like pictures with them they know it's not likely to be just a quick trip somewhere. else. one week earlier the urine was in japan about a 90 minute drive north of tokyo. is sitting in a smoky hotel lobby. girding himself for what he knows will be an emotional ordeal the gif

a deacon. a servant, believer. i teach class nine, sunday school class nine. it is an adult class. 35-40 people attend every sunday. >> interesting. make the woour context as our understanding. and i teach old testament one and two with the leadership institute. institute., seminarian undergraduate. graduate of san francisco state. high school at oakland tech. i'm married to dolores gibson whiles. we live in marin county. i was in law enforcement for 30 years. came over to a captain and depu and i live in novato. >> i told you i did not know about the police background and law enforcement. i was at the jail one day and they said that the church does a lot you'd were a liaison. they said he is a police officer. i said, i did not know that. you have a great reputation for that. >> i believed in matthew five that says blessed are the peacemakers. they should be called children of god. i always wanted to be a police maker as opposed to a piece kiefer. but of police maker has to listen and understand all factions and try to navigate and create peace. where everybod

mother of a mother of two, the deacon at her church. she earned a real estate license, dreamed of opening her own real estate office after retiring from flying. and richard, as you just heard, a dedicated public servant, project manager for the u.s. fish and wildlife service where he worked for 17 years. on september 11, he was going home after celebrating with his parents, sister, and family at his grandmother's 100th birthday. lawyer, public relations person, an antique dealer, a world war ii veteran. as you heard so eloquently from this podium already this morning. they were ordinary americans, but their heroism would inspire the nation. when they took off at 8:42 a.m., their flight must have seemed like any other. they had no way of knowing that within four minutes american flight 11 would hit the north tower. within 21 minutes, united flight 175 would hit the south tower of the world trade center. and within 46 short minutes, their own flight would be ijacked by terrorists, etermined to strike another determined to strike another a

more people like deacon, who try to pick up the pieces.ho it is and it's just moving the problem, isn't it? in the park, we meet claire, one of six mental health nurses whose days are spent embedded in the police to assess people in apparent crisis. people can get distressed for many reasons. there is an element of homelessness, of housing, of loss of job, loss of partner. it all comes together and fits in. keeping colchester safe is a team game. more money has been found for some public services today. but whether it reflects the right priorities to improve the welfare of such places will be keenly debated. mark easton, bbc news, colchester. let's take a look at some of today's other news. the bodies of a 32—year—old man and a 23—year—old woman have been found at a house in burton—on—trent in staffordshire. a two—year—old child was found unharmed at the property and is being cared for by relatives. police have described the deaths as unexplained. a court has heard that a far—right extremist watched a video of the christchurch terror attac

let's welcome our guest to the show in melbourne via skype greg barton he's an expert on terrorism a deacon university in washington d.c. calvin dark a former indonesian government campaign advisor and finally also in melbourne by skype is damien kingsbury a conflict resolution specialist welcome to you all damien let me start with you just how significant have these protests been well i think this is very significant because what they're showing is a popular backlash against very conservative changes proposed changes to engine asian legislation is showing that these these changes are not necessarily supported by the people and it's a really reflecting a minority view was he needs an easier calvin there have been discussions on changing indonesia's criminal code since independence in the 1940 so why is all this happening now. well i think part of it is there is a growing. level of conservatism at least you know religious or moral conservatism within the government but also i think that part of the reason for the protest is that in addition to the reforms that have kind of gotten newsworthin

mother of 2, deacon at her church. planning to open a real estate office after retiring. and richard j. guadagno. as you've heard, a dedicated public servant, project manager for the fish and wildlife service, he worked for 17 years. on september 11 going home after celebrating with his parents sister and family and his grandmother's 100th birthday , and antique dealer in world war ii veteran. as you've heard so eloquently from this podium this morning. , they were ordinary americans but their heroism would inspire the nation. when they took off at 8:42 8:40 2 am the flight must've seemed just like any other. they had no way of knowing, they had no way of knowing american flight 11 would have hit the tower. within 21 minutes united flight 175 would hit the south tower of the world trade center. within 46 short minutes, their own flight would be hijacked by terrorists determined to strike another attack. this time, on our nation's capital. they had no way of knowing the 40 remarkable men and women with an 81 minutes of takeoff, their lives would be over. they would enter e

the washington freed deacon's reporting the dnc developed an elaborate multiyear operation where they 4,000 operatives and at least 23 states to call in to radio shows and deliver democratic talking points while posing as ordinary listeners. the kicker, this was all said to be hillary clinton's own idea. my next guest recalls being on the receiving end of one of these calls. he is a syndicated radio talk show larson. >> perez, i have to tell you, it's great to be back with you. we would get a phone call, and it would be an odd call. perhaps a weird area code windows would be meaningful. and then they would talk about it subject that may have not have been what we were talking about. then the next hour we would get a different voice or different gender and different phone number but they would say the same thing, the same phrases in the same boarding on the same subject. the next hour we'd get another one and we called them seminar callers. we had no idea that this was going to be the beginning of a quarter century of election manipulation by the clintons. but i guess it's no surprise

. >> you are a church deacon, and i know you've been an active diver for 39 years.'re inducted into the california rec divers hall of fame. can you just speak to the loss to this community and speaking about some of the people, perhaps, you knew. >> it will send ripples through the community for years to come, the amount of loss, what's going to happen. in future operations. future boat trips. it's just devastating. i can't -- i just can't imagine, as the names come out, i know i'm going to be shocked, when i see the names. and try to identify who i might know. and who i've had passing encounters with throughout the years. >> dale scheckler, i appreciate the time. again, i'm so sorry. >> thank you. thank you for that, brooke. >> you got it. we'll come back, of course, to cover that investigation. also our special coverage of hurricane dorian continues. we will check on conditions on the coast as dorian slows down but gets even bigger. ♪upbeat music no cover-up spray here. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors in a flowery fog. but febreze air effects eliminates odors.

victorious because if you can settle on a lrestaurant with ted cruz -- [laughing] i mean come on the deacon, he's from texas. [laughing] on never forget he and i were talking filled in because people pass by and be so shocked to see us sharing a meal. i invented a word, this trade work called stealthy because people try to take pictures with the phones without being noticed. i have gotten so much done across the aisle. ted cruz and i pass legislation two d weeks ago. i passed a bipartisan bill to free up millions and millions of dollars. not just for my city but states all across this country. we got it done. i agree the will be a lot of wind sucked out of the sales because time in washington, their cycles and you had so much time so yes, the short answer is yes. but do not underestimate the ability for us to get things done in washington when, when we start to build relations to get things done. the challenge we have, your question, when it frustrates me all the time is on things we all agree on, ifto i'm president i n announce i'm going w to do the things that 75% 75% of more americans ag

let's welcome our guest to the show in melbourne via skype greg barton he's an expert on terrorism a deacon university in washington d.c. calvin dark a former indonesian government campaign advisor and finally also in melbourne by skype is damien kingsbury a conflict resolution specialist welcome to you all damien let me start with you just how significant have these protests been let's think this is very significant because what they're showing is a popular backlash against very conservative changes proposed changes to engine asian legislation is showing that these these changes are not necessarily supported by the people and it's a really reflecting a minority view was he needs an easier calvin and there have been discussions on changing indonesia's criminal code since independence in the 1940 so why is all this happening now. well i think part of it is there is a growing. level of conservatism at least you know religious or moral conservatism within the government but also i think that part of the reason for the protest is that in addition to the reforms that have kind of gotten newswort

these diff ashes movements emerged much as the first and second out of deacon sexualized people thrustn society by the material throes of economics. degraded and superfluous, convinced life was nothing but a cruel power struggle because they're constantly losing it. they fashion their own context out of absurd medieval power fantasies. by 2014, many of 4chan new and old have converted to this ideology. in 2015 baking up with steve bannon and milo yiannopoulos to back donald trump are promised america's losers it would make them when so much they would get sick of winning. meanwhile, the youth counterculture that had remained on the left orbit of another popular image website, 4chan bible, tumblr.com. on tumblr youth were so deeply steeped in screen worlds, memes and fantasies created a new counterculture to match, identity politics in which the old countercultural obsession with self definitions come seamlessly mingled with fantasy products and entertainment fiction. as the two political fashions merge, they precipitated partly by design but mostly accident, a cautious lowballed into s

not like a viral photo of yunel a sanchez a deacon photoshop onto a time cover. the left exploit this ability to tell these visceral stories that we can tell the stories of the hidden impact of other types of victims of crime that we can't know about and displacement in places like the aurora i.c.e. facility with criminal repeat aliens as you say with the people who are being surged across the border and enabled by all of the ngos in this open border network that i have exposed. i moved away from montgomery county to colorado thinking i was escaping it and the selyem point for everyday americans across the country is there is no safe place from open borders. let's go to mayor of a small town in san antonio came up and did a press conference in san antonio. i'm here in d.c. i'm sorry because of the dangers to people 50, 60, 70 miles from the border. it's in montgomery county. we are seeing all sorts of terrible consequences and abuses by coming -- people coming here illegally. i think we should test it to big business. your book is titled open border and that is o

i'm just wondering because the deacon is saying that the taliban blew it. but you're saying that things were continuing. is it possible that the idea of the strategy to keep fighting in afghanistan by the taliban did did they stop the peace talks all could it i could i think all 22 are seen as a tweets by somebody who is very well known for being quite mischievous on twitter could that be rail thing entire process. well yes is the short i think that essentially the taliban and that was what i got from i was in the talks on tuesday when wheels that in general miller snuck out of kabul 2 days before this was all called off they showed up at the diplomatic club things were very tense because the taliban the kind of the game if you will in the battlefield last week why nobody knows i mean they had to deal right and essentially that was a play they hand looking for more leverage they launched attacks in provincial capitals they did too big a texan who they killed an american soldier i mean how can you go forward as an american and trump with those kind of optics

of deacons over the party looks at that and tries to unite the right of the centre behind one candidateing an election tomorrow, in terms of voting for it, is what will the election be held before october? will the parliament go back before the 31st? will there be enough time for a government to implement it? lovely get your thoughts. it is very balmy evening in westminster. it's been colder. let's find out what the weather hasn't tore for us. it's been a pretty cloudy day today, and the rain is pushing eastwards across england and was at the moment. this rain band is going to be quite intense. heavy downpours and some eventually quite squally gusty winds for a time, and that rain clears through, to be followed by showers across scotland and northern ireland. looking at the weather picture for tomorrow. we have got to weather fronts on our charts, one a cold front from you that ran across eastern england, and inclusion bringing outbreaks of rain ultimately. the winds will turn to a more northerly direction. it is going to get colder for quite a few of us. wednesday, the winds will clear

let's welcome our guest to the show in melbourne via skype greg barton he's an expert on terrorism a deacon university in washington d.c. calvin dark a former indonesian government campaign advisor and finally also in melbourne by skype is damien kingsbury a conflict resolution specialist welcome to you all damien let me start with you just how significant have these protests been let's think this is very significant because what they showing is a popular backlash against very conservative changes proposed changes to engine asian legislation is showing that these these changes are not necessarily supported by the people and it's a really reflecting a minority view was he needs an easier calvin and there have been discussions on changing indonesia's criminal code since independence in the 1940 so why is all this happening now. well i think part of it is there is a growing. level of conservatism at least you know religious or moral conservatism within the government but also i think that part of the reason for the protest is that in addition to the reforms that have kind of gotten newsworthin

and i think he's a deacon in his church. anyhow, great airline airplane. they're still flying.he chinese are still building these. they have 2,000 of them. and there's the boat. going off the catapult. that's the most dangerous occupation on the flight deck. and condor wrote a chapter in there for me that as a lieutenant, he got asked to brief a last mission on the carrier cole, i think it was, and he flew the fighter protection over saigon during the ex-doss when we were dragging all the people out. and pictures where the boat people coming out trying to get on a carrier. it's one of the few times i've seen him totally sad. he said, i can't believe it that we're leaving them. i can't believe we're leaving these people the way we are. that gives you an inside look at him. that's the guy. and that's a typical classroom. you can tell by the long hair what period it was. that's one of the beauties. that's the two place one. that's the one i was telling you about. he had to look up and find out during the debrief that condor was in the front and one of the pilots in the back gettin

deacon was the closest woman for all of the women there, so women ended up in california, texas. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. i'm concerned about my time but one thing that is said about women incarcerated different than men is that women do not receive visits. women visit men in prison but men don't visit women in prison. i wanted to know, was that your experience? is that what you saw when you are in prison or is that not accurate? >> absolutely. i mean, you would get visits, and they would be very sparse as far as people there visiting their family. get a lot of grandmothers bringing kids. women often did you see whose children were in foster care while they were in? >> often. i would talk to a lot of women. i was there for nine years and i spoke with many over the years that would lose their custody of their children. >> would parental rights be areinated if you incarcerated too long? >> yes. >> did you see women get visits, did you know women whose children were in foster care? >> thank you, chairwoman bass. i feel like the relationship with children is the single most important

again, bernie sanders, the democratic party, and what regular democrats are seeing is a complete deaconnly not this. steve: check out her show on fox nation. tammy bruce. thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, tammy. >> great being with you. ainsley: 30 minutes after the top of the hour. the president back at the u.n. today to address the general assembly. what will he say today? counselor to the president kellyanne conway is live here in the studio with a preview next. steve: hello. >> hi. ♪ ♪ unitedhealthcare medicare complete plans have a lot to take advantage of like medicare's largest health care network. hey, that's my dermatologist! $0 copays on all primary care doctor visits plus rewards for preventive care. go ahead, take advantage. >> he is dancing again. your shot of the morning, former white house press secretary shirs tangos his way to the next round of dancing with the stars. that's the tango. ainsley: surviving elimination, getting a 16 out of 30 points. more than half. on their second dance in the competition. and it was her birthday. steve: that's right. the supremes mar