. >> thank you for joining us the catholic diocese of oakland has filed a motion in federal bankruptcy court as it faces a hundreds of new sexual abuse lawsuits. >> abc seven news reporter dan noyes is back from court. >> oma and down a state law gave survivors of sexual abuse by clergy until this past december 31 to file lawsuits, no matter how long ago it happened. so many new claims came and it drove the diocese to bankruptcy. >> calling line item number one for the roman catholic bishop of oakland. >> the attorney for the catholic diocese of oakland first raised the issue at a hearing earlier this month. >> the notice and confidentiality has to do with what names will be made public. >> and she filed this motion to keep the names and contact information of priests and other diocese staff who may have committed child sexual abuse confidential to avoid the risk of identity theft or harassment. >> we have 50 to a new name so far. >> but survivors of clergy sexual abuse were there for the hearing today, pointing out that oakland bishop michael barber despite claims of transparency and

that has never been done in another diocese case. it is no secret what transpired. now is the time for the church to come clean, to enable those who have survived, those who the church continually say, we are in your corner, we want to help you. now is the time to show them that it's okay to come forward. >> with what happened in court today, do you think the church has come clean so far? >> no. >> outside court, members of the survivors network of those abused by priests or s.n.a.p. held a small demonstration. they accused bishop michael barber of using this bankruptcy process as a way to hide child sex crimes. they have this mess a knowledge for the bishop. >> what i would like to ask you, bishop barber, you publicly committed to transparency and accountability on child abuse issues. i think you should tell your lawyers that. because they seem to be taking a different tack today in the courtroom here in oakland. >> today rereached out to the oakland diocese and their bankruptcy attorneys for comment. their pr firm got back to us and told us they have no comment. b

. >> right now and update from the abc7news i team the catholic diocese of oakland has filed a motion in federal bankruptcy court as it faces hundreds of new sexual abuse lawsuits. >> abc7news i team reporter dan noyes is back from court. >> a state law gave survivors of sexual abuse by clergy until this past december 31 to file lawsuits. no matter how long ago the abuse happened. so many new claims came in and drove the diocese to bankruptcy. >> calling line roman catholic bishop of oakland, case number 23 -- >> the attorney for the catholic diocese of oakland first raise the issue at a hearing earlier this month. >> the notice and confidentiality has to do with what names will be made public. >> then she filed this motion to keep the names and contact information of priests and other diocese's staff who may have committed child sexual abuse confidential. to avoid the risk of identity theft or harassment. >> we have 52 new names so far. >> but survivors of energy sexual abuse were there for the hearing today pointing out that oakland bishop michael barber, despite claims of transpare

panteleimon rozhdnovsky was removed from the chair of the bishops, in fact, who headed the grodno, diocesequeak of bialystok. vladimir tikhonitsky was similarly suspended and expelled from the country for resisting the disclosure of such files to the polish church. documents of the polissya spiritual consistory of the organization for church affairs under the pachial bishop at the end of the thirties, the skopinsky diocese was headed by alexander inozemtsev, under his leadership, vladimir penkovsky monk served, which is interesting in just a couple of years, the clergyman changed dozens of parishes, orders for appointment and transfer occupy almost half of the personal file, which consists of only 65 sheets. in the thirty-eighth year, almost every month , the finikovsky changed his place of service. often a complaint. parishioners in may 1939 as rector of the temple. in the village of kuplin, not far from pruzhany, a hieromonk is appointed vladimirovenkovsky hieromonk is a priest who accepted monastic fasting. in the white clergy. this sansa corresponds to the rank of priest, but this vlad

dropped off at the sacramento diocese, none of our local diocese are getting involved but that update is expected by faith leaders at 10:00 a.m.. all of this coming investigating two flights of migrants that landed in sacramento. florida had arranged for the first group who were all south american migrants be transported from texas to california. they were left at the catholic diocese without warning. that group was offered help to get jobs and take them to their final destinations. they are looking into seeing if any crimes or civil violations have been committed. governor newsom has a strong message for desantis, use small, pathetic man. this isn't martha's vineyard, he suggested kidnapping charges. >> you have these big jousting over immigrants as ponds. this is not the first time desantis has played this card. so far, nobody has with anything but everyone gets attention and gavin newsom is swinging back. he spent this last year running ads in florida criticizing desantis. reporter: more transfers of migrants with immigration becoming a bigger political issue. the second group arri

so far, none of our local diocese are getting involved.ay, 16 colombian and venezuelan migrants turned up at the roman catholic church diocese headquarters in sacramento. yesterday morning, the state department of justice says a second flight of 20 migrants arrived in sacramento. all of this without warning. mayor darrell steinberg issued a statement saying "whoever is behind this must answer the following, is there anything more cruel than using scared human beings to scorebook appoints?" -- to score political points?" the attorney general is looking into if crimes were committed. >> there were documents given to the migrants to sign with the name of floyd on it -- within, florida on it. it is their voluntary transpiration program, the same one used in martha's vineyard. amanda: that first flight if proven to be arranged by florida would only intensify the ongoing political viewed between ron desantis and governor gavin newsom. it is no secret of the two have had conflicting visions on immigration, abortion, and other issues. governor new

we have reached out to the four diocese in the bay area. san jose and santa rosa tell us they have not received calls for assistance from sacramento, and they add they have heard nothing about any future migrant arrivals. did not hear back from the san francisco or oakland dioceses. karina nova, abc 7 news. dan: thank you very much. ama: joining us is phil matier. dan: let's talk about the political theater of all of this. desantis versus newsom. >> it has been going on for a while, as ron desantis gears up to run for president, newsom has been gearing up to run against ron desantis. what we have is two big egos out there and jousting with these immigrants is being pons. not the first time desantis has played this card. he sent a plane load of immigrants up to martha's vineyard, and then he also dropped -- he and the texas governor, they dropped migrants off in front of kamala harris' office in washington, d.c. and in new york. there are questions raised about the legality of it. so far, nobody has been charged with anything. everybody gets

the ballad diocese, who's trying something new here, the strict hierarchy of clergy at the front end to believe us that the bank is being completely reimagined the entire charge, choose being gutted, and rebuilt and this is how it should look when it's finished. the ulta in the middle freely accessible, the believe us on the same level with it. the orange bishop meets with the to maria, 2 point o activists in his office. he wants to answer the questions about the changes that have to come in by then to take a seat on spaceship heiner calls faces a dilemma. the pope $1012.00, the german reforms. and there are people in his diocese who don't either, but also to i'm and catholics on ega for change. now, german historian josefina phone via has also joined the discussion at the archbishop to request. she wants the charge to keep its traditions. that's in the quote, may i ask a provocative question, why do you want reforms and vanish so doesn't make any sense to take the enter reform is with you hold on. i say no, it started line. but guess it was a know i'm was that if we don't see that t

resources, this and, uh, various social networks, two websites of the belarusian exirkhat and the minsk diocese, which are also regularly maintained, that is, we regularly present the sixes there. well, let's say 24/7 you're literally up to that appointment. have you had any experience of similar work? we can say that it was, because before being appointed to the position of chairman, if at present information affairs worked about the same position of the borisov party. well , you probably know that vladyka is a metropolitan, before he became a patriarchal priest. he was a bishop, borisovsky well, there, too, for about two years. i headed the information department, borisovsky well, before that i already had experience, let's say, well , it scales less. 15 almost served the brest diocese in the berezovsky deanery, and there he was directly responsible for information work of the deanery. that is, in the berezovsky district, so let's say, some experience has already been gained over the years scale. only increases. and can you compare where it was easier easier here now state? it seems that ther

migrants who were flown in from texas and left in sacramento where we miss shot acts visited the diocese of sacramento where those migrants from venezuela and colombia were taken. >> they were scared. they were wondering they're at. >> and what happens next. pastor lies segments of the south. sacramento christian senter says his church hosted the 60 migrants who were flown to may 3rd by private jet from texas and dumped off at the sacramento catholic diocese office on friday with nothing but the clothing they had on and backpacks of other personal belongings. the pastor described the group as men and women. some who are couples mostly in their 20's and 30's are trafficked here. >> they're not the ones to be in trouble as a lot of other folks that should be in trouble. this is actually inhumane. you don't do >> makes my blood boil and disgusted angry. hurts for these migrants who are treated so inhumanely. state attorney general rob bonta reacting to the ordeal, the migrants experience and as the ag his plans for possible prosecution, it might well potentially be illegal. >> so what we do

in march we told you about the arrest of oakland diocese employee jeremiah york for allegedly possessing child pornography. >> one of the great flaws is that there's no list anywhere that identifies lay employees who have offended or who are suspected of offending. >> reporter: in chavez's case, the investigative unit confirmed this timeline. april 19th, police responded to st. margaret mary par anybody oakland where church officials say chavez also volunteered and where parents told officers and a priest chavez inappropriately texted their child. the priest contacted the state's child protective services and chavez was banned from all parishes in the oakland diocese. the die seals says it also notified the archdiocese of san francisco which oversees marin catholic high school. >> did the school announce that chavez had been suspended for this sexual predation? if they did not, i think that's a big problem. >> reporter: it wasn't until more than a month and a half after learning about the allegations and getting questions from us about the case did the archdiocese of san francisco releas

earlier this month, the roman catholic diocese of oakland filed for bankruptcy protection in the face of more than 300 child sexual abuse claims dating back decades. snape said, quote, we believe this tactic is not just to avoid paying restitution, but also and perhaps even more importantly to curtail the public release of information and its cover-up in california. we have reached out to bob bonta but have not heard back yet. >>> the end of an era on the peninsula as a bowling alley closes its doors after decades. why longtime customers say that it holds a special place in their hearts. >> when you have your own bowling pin. >>> new data reveals that only a small fraction of teachers in california are black men. how they can make a big difference in the lives of students. >>> why the snowmelt in the sierra is prompting one city to put up new roadsigns on its bridges. ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn

and were flown into california carrying nothing but backpacks throwing a next joins us live at the diocesef sacramento where those migrants from. >> venezuela and colombia were taken. we know we know this happened on friday, but what else you learned? >> well, no island and the group of 16 migrants were brought here yesterday to the south sacramento, christian centr. this is where they were met by the ag, the governor and the mayor. all reassuring them that things would be better. >> they were scared. they were wondering where they're and what happens next. pastor lies segments of the south, sacramento christian senter says his church hosted the 60 migrants who were flown to may 3rd by private jet from texas and dumped off at the sacramento catholic diocese office on friday with nothing but the clothing they had on and backpacks of other personal belongings. >> the pastor described the group as men and women. some who are couples mostly in their 20's and 30's are trafficked here. >> they're not the ones being trouble. there's a lot of other folks that should be in trouble. this is actually

the pope 1012, the german reforms, and there are people in his diocese who don't either, but also to i'm and catholics on ega for change. now, german historian josefina phone via has also joined the discussion at the archbishop to request. she wants the charge to keep its traditions. that's in the quote, may i ask a provocative question, why do you want reforms and vanish? so does it make any sense to take the enter reform is with you? hold on, i say no, it started line. yes it was a no am was. but if we don't see that the church needs to be renewed, then we're not feeling it's mission symbols. it will become a museum, but as to the direction, but what is the progress versus a step backwards looks that's the key question does that we have to discussed and reflect display? can we take everyone with us? it's been my task in the past or, you know, i hope that we can take as many people as possible with us advice, i know would be easier to say goodbye. let's split out and marble create a department store with everything under one roof on each person. with their own shop, i don't want tha

and the billing is here in ox diocese to see themselves as catholics. when i say that if nothing happens now, the doors not only calling us, but the departure could happen. but since the day i, it's a the, we shouldn't let that put us on depression because the history of the churches 2000 years old. we have to look at how cool i wrote accountable from the votes of the archbishop is caught somewhere in the middle of all of this call. i really deeply trust that god is guiding us and the god spirit to see you don't see each other. i'm quite sure that he will lead us to more than that gives me courage and strength and difficult situations keeps you not only to inter those situations, but to see them as an opportunity. funds that something veronica and marie, leave the meeting with mixed feelings. the reality of their lives no longer fits the cause prescribed by the vatican, but who needs to give way? the charge to its members, or its members to judge the, to activate, reflect on that mindset in town valid, proceed. up to miss the most likely one for have so

a story from the city of the defense of germany , the words of the episcopal vicar of the nabliad dioceseaul, who said that nonviolent resistance should be done to ukrainians and not to demand even more weapons well , even the calm pistorius said to this that you will tell the ukrainians from buchi but i thought about where it comes from, for example , i went to the german catholic bishops especially on twitter to see what our esteemed holy pope, uh, pope francis writes. and i scrolled through the entire wind until april , he writes several sentences every day, and in principle, there are from greece, myam, bangladesh , hungarian bilavit people, a lot of all kinds of worms gomenytsia and so on and so on. it seems that this is to remove only all mentions of christ and the holy spirit. in principle , i can think that this is some kind of twitter. i don't know the organization of the united nations or even the ministry of culture of ukraine. there is a lack of some basic education to distinguish even the categories of freedom and equality, this is another story, but mr. what to do with it, t

ama: a number of local dioceses is getting involved.ornia attorney general is getting involved. dan: reporter annabelle munoz from our sister station in los angeles has the story. general rob bonta says he is investigating to see if any laws were violated, when they were brought here to california. ag bonta: the state of florida, documents given to the migrants to sign with the name of florida on it. it is their voluntary transportation program, the same program used in martha's vineyard. anabel: governor gasson -- gavin newsom wrote "you small pathetic man." so far, not responding to requests for comments. according to an organization supporting migrants on the ground of the first group of individuals who had approached at a migrant center in el paso, texas, live two and offered help to get them jobs and take them to their final destinations. instead, they were left at the catholic diocese of sacramento with no warning. we are still trying to learn more about the second group that landed today the first was made up of 16 people seeking

2006, now only polotsk zaslavl and turovnoy are older than it literacy in formation of the turov dioceseginal is currently kept in the russian state library. in moscow , in the collection of the trinity-sergius monastery, as for gorodishche in the eleventh-thirteenth centuries, detinets of the chronicle city was located on it, where prince so lived with his younger squad later in the xiv century. a castle appeared here and this place was called the cleansing to the east. from the mountain there was a roundabout city to the west on the right bank of the kamenka river, a rural settlement in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. on these lands. the appearance of the place kokobl was formed. the resettlement went to the settlements of the castle hill, and in the center of the kobul, all historical buildings have been preserved. each building and old urban development has its own history. let's say in this class of belarusian literature yanka kupala read his works. today , only a memorial plaque reminds of the historical moment, according to the recollections of the guards , the

getting help after they were flown on a private jet, dropped off at the doorstep of the catholic diocese of sacramento. jr stone joins us live in the newsroom with more on these moves from out-of-state. jr: the migrants are ok, that is the good news. advocates i talked with say sending them on a trip like this after they trekked across central america, is just plain cruel. >> it is inhumane. it is abusive, exploitative, for political points. jr: california attorney rob bonta, strong word sunday on who may be to blame, sending 16 migrants from texas to new mexico, then on a private plane from new mexico to sacramento >> we think it is the state of florida. there are documents that were given to the migrants with the name of the state of florida on it. jr: officials say the majority are men from venezuela and colombia. amy is sickened over what happened. >> what many people are experiencing to get to the u.s. mexico border we are horrific journeys. to then do this, it is playing politics with human bodies. jr: upon landing in sacramento, they were bussed from the private plane they were fl

but once they arrived in sacramento, the diocese soon realize that these people were lied to an abandonedsays within each of the 16 migrants transported to sacramento on friday. >> we recognize the humble presence of jesus and we hear his call to stand by them. the urgency to respond was hurt by catholics and people of goodwill. we're thankful to our partner organizations who took up the holy work of hospitality dedicating their time and resources to ensure that every migrant did not feel alone and abandoned upon hearing of the situation. mayor darrell steinberg also responded saying in part human trafficking is not only despicable, it's a felony. i urgethe appropriate authorities to investigate how 16 vulnerable people were lured to travel from el paso, texas, to sacramento. whoever is behind this must answer the following. is there anything more cruel than using scared human beings to score cheap political points? >> and mayor steinberg is urging authorities to investigate what lord those people to go from el paso, texas, to here in sacramento, reporting in sacramento covering local new

the country in texas were flown to california on a private jet and dropped off outside the catholic diocesever the weekend. the state's attorney general says an investigation is open to find out who sent them. >>> and "spider-man across the spider-verse" swings into the box office, topping more than $120 million in its u.s. opening weekend. that's the second largest opening of the year behind the "super mario brothers" movie. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tvtv. i'm matt pieper, cbs ne , new york. >>> trading accusations. china defends its dangerous run-in with an american warship, accusing the united states of provocation. defense secretary lloyd austin delivering stern words to beijing off camera just days after this mid-air military encounter. >> that's extremely dangerous. accidents can happen that could cause things to spiral out of control. >> we'll have the very latest from asia and the white house. >>> also -- ukraine under alert as russia launches a new wave of attacks. >> i'm debora patta in kharkiv. another young child killed in a russian missi

marina shadix visited the diocese of sacramento for those migrants from venezuela and colombia were taken. >> they were scared. they wore wondering they're at. >> and what happens next. pastor lies segments of the south. sacramento christian senter says his church hosted the 60 migrants who were flown to may 3rd by private jet from texas and dumped off at the sacramento catholic diocese office on friday with nothing but the clothing they had on and backpacks of other personal belongings. the pastor described the group as men and women. some who are couples mostly in their 20's and 30's are trafficked here. >> they're not the ones to be in trouble as a lot of other folks that should be in trouble. this is actually that's inhumane. you don't do that. >> makes my blood boil and disgusted angry. hurts for these migrants who are treated so inhumanely. state attorney general rob bonta reacting to the ordeal, the migrants experience and as the ag his plans for possible prosecution, it might well potentially be illegal. >> so what we do, we are investigating ron desantis. we are investigating the

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rowena shaddox visited the diocese of sacramento where those migrants from venezuela and colombia wereaken. >> they were scared. they were wondering they're at. >> and what happens next. pastor lies segments of the south. sacramento christian senter says his church hosted the 60 migrants who were flown to may 3rd by private jet from texas and dumped off at the sacramento catholic diocese office on friday with nothing but the clothing they had on and backpacks of other personal belongings. the pastor described the group as men and women. some who are couples mostly in their 20's and 30's are trafficked here. >> they're not the ones to be in trouble as lot of other folks that should be in trouble. this is actually that's been make. you don't do that. >> makes my blood boil and disgusted angry. hurts for these migrants who are treated so inhumanely. state attorney general rob bonta reacting to the ordeal, the migrants experience and as the ag his plans for possible prosecution, it might well potentially be illegal. >> so what we do, we are investigating ron desantis. we are investigating

they were dropped off outside the catholic diocese, with nothing but backpacks waiting for them. one of the migrants carried documents from a florida agency. >> it's called their voluntary transportation program. and they've hired virtual systems, the state of florida has, to identify migrants in texas, not in florida, in texas and move them to other states. the document we have in our possession says the state of florida. so we believe state of florida, governor desantis is behind it. governor desantis has demonstrated his pettiness, lack of substance, xenophobia and discrimination and racism and his willingness to treat human beings, people, as political pawns. >> they met with the group and are investigating. bonta says his office is investigating whether the act could be considered illegal. >>> firefighters made quick work after brush fire that broke out in contra costa county. this is time lapse video. firefighters say flames burned about seven acres before they got it contained. fire season officially begins in santa rosa tomorrow. property owners will need to cut weeds and

also a spokesperson for the diocese of baton rouge. he wears many hats but wears them with great pride and distinction. someone that carries himself the way we all should, a true man of god. glad he was able to open the house up in prayered too. god bless. dan, great to have you. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does. gentleman illinois seek recognition? mr. davis: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is now recognized. mr. davis: thank you, madam speaker. beginning tomorrow, there will be thousands and thousands of events, commemorations and activities all over america celebrating juneteenth day, which will be june 19. there will be many of those in the district that i represent at malcolm x college, also at the j.l.m. center. i look forward to participating with many of my constituents as we remember, recall, but project the future. and that's what juneteenth means. we look back to go forward. happy juneteenth today

monday the groups of migrants were picked up by a bus at the airport and take here to the catholic diocesesacramento and dropped off. bus drivers said i will be right back and never came back. so they knocked on the door. >> communities feel scared. they said halfway through their travel that they were not going to a job site, instead, they were going somewhere far away. reporter: they have gone shopping for clothes at thrift stores and they now have cell phones. they have to juggle immigration court dates and find jobs. >> whoever is doing this committing a terrible wrong. there is only one response to this kind of people, and that is to respond in a loving and humane way. ama: in the east anniversary of eric salgado's death and the family is still seeking justice. they held a rally today demanding the da reopened the investigation into his death. he was shot and killed in june 2020 during an encounter with chp officers. they say they opened fire after salgado hit their cruiser while trying to get away in a stolen car. he was unarmed. >> she is going to have a lot of pressure on her from

they were flown by charter plane to sacramento and dropped off outside the roman catholic diocese with nothing but a backpack of belongings. >> they are in shock. they are exhausted. they are trying to catch up with processing what exactly happened. they were offered assistance by an unidentified individual. we are not sure who these people were and they were transported here to sacramento. >> and governor newsom and attorney general robert bonta met with the group and said he will get to the bottom of what happened. their assignment cases will still move forward. >>> a funeral through the streets of oakland and san francisco for arts. the transit system is not dead but the big issue this march is trying to highlight. >>> and fire crews scrambled to put out a brush fire. >>> and we see a beautiful look >>> and we see a beautiful look over san francisco. wantnt more fromom your vitata? get more w with naturere's bobo. wantnt more fromom your vitata? from thehe first-evever te action s sleep supplplement. wantnt more fromom your vitata? toto daily digigestive supupp. wantnt more fromom y

colombia were promised work if they boarded the plane and were then left outside a sacramento catholic diocese building with nothing. >> obviously, we should do our best to pray for them. >> reporter: they are human beings, there are some young people just trying to support or make a life for themselves. there are people who left their children behind in this group. >> in 2022, desantis claimed credit for flying a group from texas to martha's vineyard using the same contractor. a political statement against democratic states he viewed as anti-immigration reform. now, california's attorney general , calling him out for the same stunt. >> it's very strange. at best, it is potentially illegal. it could violate criminal laws , we will get to the bottom of it. >>> here's a look at what is happening across the bay. the man accused in a deadly crime spree in the south bay is set to be arraigned tomorrow. police say 31-year-old kevin pekka rinne stabbed multiple people and intentionally ran into pedestrians with a stolen car on thursday. he is accused of running over and killing an elderly couple outs

migrants from venezuela and colombia were dropped off friday outside sacramento's roman catholic dioceseies say the migrants entered the country through texas, were taken to new mexico, and then flown to california. they say that they were carrying documents indicating the trip was arranged by florida. california is launching an investigation. >>> still to come, netflix and brew? the streaming platform launches a new beer based on one of its most popular shows. . i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. zeposia is the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you had a heart attack, chest pain, stroke or mini-stroke, heart failure in the last 6 months, irregular or abnormal heartbeat, if you have untreated sleep apnea, or take maois. zeposia may cause serious side effects including infections that can be life threatening and cause death

and dropped off at the diocese after an almost identical flight. >> those migrants were here at the executive airport. they got some food, water and transported to a religious institution. >> reporter: the state attorney general says an investigation is underway. gavin newsom suggested in a tweet, it could be a case of kidnapping and hinted florida's governor may be involved. in a statement the governor's office that investigators will look to hold anyone accountable for misleading, manipulating and transporting individuals under false pretenses. >> we believe the state of florida is behind this. we are investigating to see if there is any criminal or civil laws violated. >> reporter: the fights were paid for by someone who promised the migrants jobs read >> there may be some firm, somewhere, that has promised them that if they got on the plane they would have jobs waiting for them. >> reporter: late this afternoon, the mayor of sacramento spoke out. he said that sacramento is a city of immigrants and that sacramento will do all it can to care for these people and in that spirit of helping an

the catholic diocese of oakland has asked a judge to conceal the names of what could be hundreds of accused priests named in a recent child sex abuse lawsuit. we investigate the new details that emerged in court today. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. day two of president biden's visit to the area was about artificial intelligence. this afternoon the president met with a.i. experts and researchers in san francisco. governor newsom was there as well. the president said he actually wanted to hear from the world's leading experts on the enormous promise and the risks of this fast-growing technology. >> we'll see more technological change in the next 10 years than in the last 50 years, and maybe beyond that. >> the president flew to mackay field landing zone in larkspur. he just left a campaign reception in kentfield as well. terry mcsweeney standing by, sergio quintana in the city, and the burning question that a lot of people were asking the president today. it wasn't about a.i. okay -- terry mcsweeney joins u

they are dioceses doing it, but not something that is common . we have marriage and family life annual conference, women's retreats, men's retreats, i even brought the culture project in. the culture project is a group of young missionaries, all 22 to 25, somewhere in that age. we will have a team of them, five or six of them, for basically the school year. they make a one-year commitment and go around , doing talks on human dignity, how to support it, what offends it, or social media, how to use it . >> because they are addressing youth. >> yes, primarily youth. they do talks on sexuality and chastity. they live this out. they are great peer role models . young people can see them living . they are very professional, very personal, positive in their presentation , but they can see these young people living out lives of virtue joyfully , which they don't always see in our secular culture. this is kind of an early part of the marriage preparation before the kids are even planning to get married to someone, start thinking about, gee, if i get in a

archdiocese says they've investigated and quote, we are completely confident he was not a priest of the diocese of sacramento. the u.s. department of labor or took the restaurant's 3 owners to court and won in addition to repaying $140,000 in back pay and damages to 35 employees. the talk of owners were also found guilty of denying employees overtime over 40 hours and that they paid managers from the employee tip pool illegally. they also threatened employees who cooperated with the labor department. >> even firing one, they thought complained and threatened employees over immigration status. the department of labor wage and hour division is is committed to holding employers accountable even with crazy schemes like this. >> and we won't tolerate workplace retaliation or discrimination or threats. and we will definitely take action against employers who do so, including with strange schemes like this. alex caprariello news nation. >> coming up next, his first giants looking for get this their 10th straight win as they host the padres will have a live report from oracle park. coming up. >> and to

with various representatives of the church, in particular , the episcopal vicar of the osnablyud diocese of theopaul was present there, who told the minister of defense that he did not like all this the arms war of ukraine and so on. and what they say is that we should finally start, uh, somehow looking for non-violent ways of fighting. well, yes, and to be honest, it just made mr. pistorius a little mad, and we understand, we share emotions, he said, tell the ukrainians from buchi about non-violent methods of struggle. and by the way, there was another priest from a protestant church who visited buch. he says, you know, when i went to ukraine, my view changed a little. i realized that i have to give everything for help. because it is about the life and death of ukrainians, but not the sit-in protest against the british colonizers, how many there are, this is not the story, we are not conquered by the british, the words were such a story, but in general, something is happening with the catholic church, bergholia, a communist in germany, some buddhists occupied a church in poland, it has

, the tikhonovsky temple, the moscow patriarchate , the ukrainian orthodox church, donetskaya the diocesech and destroyed the blooming rockets sticking out of the ground of the broken entrance waiting for us olga was once a nurse in a dental office now a doctor of black zaporozhians no i did not imagine my life so she does not just help the wounded here it is about salvation and we will list them i came back in december after a serious injury. i received a wound. i was on sick leave for seven months and came back in december. you must have been able not to come back , it happens, but i can't do it without my boys. i can’t leave them and each of our fighters is a piece of me, i just don’t want you to come back, we have to help not only the military, but also local civilians , they remain here under 800 basements in pogreby. yes, the contingent remained mainly 60-70% - these are people after 60, as proof of vasyl's words, the street leads to the backstage chair of svitlana vasylivna's sweet cat and you live here, her house is currently one of the healed garages, they took a bunch of the par

and colombia and were promised work if they boarded the plane but then left outside the catholic diocese of sacramento with nothing. faith based group has been helping take care of the migrants since they were dropped off there. >> they're human beings. they're people with families, there's some young people. you know. that are just -- trying to support or make a life for themselves. there's people who left their children behind in this group. >> reporter: last year, desantis claimed credit for flying a group of migrants from texas to martha's vineyard using that same contractor. the group is helping the asylum seekers they tell us that some of them have court dates soon. and other states that they just might have to miss. >>> justin, thanks for that report. let's take a look out across the bay area for you right now. we are looking out at oakland a little foggy out there. san francisco and san jose. looks like a typical june gloom day. but it's actually first alert weather day. so -- >> it is. >> what exactly are you tracking because i hear thunderstorms and oh i'm shocked. >> that's th

totally relevant to your diocese...r the people that you deal with every day of every week. hundreds of people try to enter england on that kent coast every day, pretty much every day. when the weather is good. when the weather is good, using those small boats. the government says that it is working on legal routes, but at the same time, it has a duty to the people, not least of your communities, the ones you represent, it has a duty to ensure that the flow of migrants coming unauthorised on the little boats is stemmed. and the only way, they say, they can do that is to send a signal that if they come, they will be removed. and one of the ways they're going to be removed is they're going to be taken to rwanda, where any asylum claims will be assessed. i'm appalled by that. and the reason i'm appalled by this is since time immemorial, people have moved, people have picked themselves up, picked theirfamilies up and decided, you know, we're going to go there, where life is better. because that's the other thing that i hear

last friday, another group of 16 migrants were flown in and dropped off at the diocese after an almost identical flight. >> we believe the state of florida is behind us and we are investigating to see if there are criminal or civil laws violated. >> reporter: an investigation is underway and gavin newsom suggested in a tweet that it could be a case of kidnapping. and hinted florida's governor may be involved. in a statement the governor's office said investigators will look to hold anyone criminally accountable for misleading, manipulating and transporting individuals under false pretenses. the white house press secretary says they are in close contact with california officials. >> bussing refined migrants around the country without any coordination with the federal government, we have talked about this, state, or local officials is dangerous and unacceptable. >> reporter: one of the migrants who said he was from venezuela that the flights are paid for by someone who promised migrants jobs. >> there may be some firm somewhere that had promised them if they got on the plane that they wo

this is state leaders, calling for an investigation after 16 migrants were dropped off at the diocese of sacramento. madison keavy reports from the sacramento airport. >> reporter: this small plane arrived this morning around 10:30 at sacramento's executive airport from new mexico. carrying 20 migrants. sacramento county officials say they did not know they were coming. but they were called out to help. >> those migrants were here at the executive airport. they got some food, water, they were transported to a religious institution. >> reporter: like the first group, the 20 migrants, all adults, came from the state of new mexico. it is believed the group may have boarded that plane in el paso, texas. but the officials, they could not confirm that. at this point, it is not known what countries this latest group is from. but a spokesperson for the attorney general's office says their travel appears to have been arranged by the same one that arranged the first group. and they aim to get to the bottom of this. >> we want the end to this morally bankrupt practice that hurts people. treats t

general , the south caucasus, but so far we don't have a tigran chamelyan, the head of the european diocese from malyan, from maryan, from malyan. what is happening between these countries, let's talk about whether there were any successes in kishenev, please, we already talked a little earlier today, because there was such a general coincidence of all except turkey, that's the same well, in russia, belarus, well, they called yes and we understood why those were not there but it is not clear why they were happy, but they also understood because he won from malyan yes hello lord tigrans eh chairman of the european party of armenia we will speak in russian right now because it is different from us lord of the tiger let's go let's talk about today's situational news, here is today 's prime minister of armenia, nikol pashinyan, said in this not today's interview, on may 4, it was published today that armenia is not an ally in the war against ukraine, that's it quite an unexpected recognition, but how quite concretely the kremlin has already chosen a watcher for him, they said that they will , t

the diocese said he notified marin catholic high school.ut it would be another month and a half until parents and teachers were actually notified. >> here we are in 2023. a lot of conversations about transparency, about how this is in the past and yet this happened over a month ago and there has been little reporting on it anywhere. >> chavez told nbc bay area that he has no comment about the allegations against him. the archdiocese of san francisco oversees the high school and community letter yesterday spokesperson said that chavez told them he was not at fault. >>> while, despite all of the rain and the reservoirs being full. people that live in some san jose neighborhoods could see a jump in their water bills. the water company has 140,000 people in north san jose. however, people will see a 14% rise in their bills. thereat is about $16 extra dollars a month. even though we had a wet winter the company says it is paying more for the water and it needs money to keep up the infrastructure and up-to-date. the rate hike begins next month, j

flight took 60 migrants of the capital city on friday with the bus, then taking them to the catholic diocese of sacramento. but the interview also happened before a second flight of approximately 20 migrants yet again, flew from texas arrived in sacramento monday only for the migrants to once again come with nowhere to go. just disgusting. it's not who we darst, we should better than this. so who's behind it all? he says, given that the migrants were in possession of documents purporting to be from the government of the state of florida, he believes he knows who's responsible. no indications at all arrows. >> put to the state of florida point to governor desantis. it might well potentially be illegal. so what we do, we are investigating ron desantis. we are investigating the state of florida. we are investigating their vendor. implements this, a so-called state of florida, voluntary transportation program. for potential criminal and civil liability. it's a program he says florida has used before when they sent migrants to martha's vineyard last year. now california governor gavin newsom is s

group of 16 migrants made almost the exact same flate before being dumped off outside the catholic diocese offices. and the faith-based organization representing 500 congregations and hundreds of thousands of californians called pico california has already stepped in to help. >> a testament to california, to people of faith. >> reporter: the communications director said local clergy leaders were helping the migrants from both of these flights find shelters and other essentials to help he's their transition. >> these are human beings. men and women who just want a better life and this is how they should be treated? >> reporter: in a written statement, governor newsom said investigators will look to hold anyone criminally accountable for misleading, ma anymore lating or transporting individuals under false pretenses. california's attorney general already talked to about a dozen of them today after they arrived by the private charter flight at the executive airport. he said state-sanctioned kidnapping is not a public policy choice in a written statement. and called it immoral and disgusting.

greek churches here opened special schools and gymnasiums no archbishop of the slavic and kherson diocesesiysk and azov provinces this is how you brought your compatriots to life in russia in the russian empire for one thing you are equally honest beyond suspicion, we love above all other russian peoples, because we are brothers in faith. they love us as fellow believers above all other generations. in the middle of the 19th century , other nationalities were allowed to settle in greek cities and colonies near the sea of ​​azov. industrialization required an influx of labor; the greeks assimilated and ceased to be a closed community. many of them have taken a prominent place in the cultural and social life of russia. outstanding artist arkhip kuindzhi ivan fundukley, public figure, scientist and kiev governor in the forties of the fifties of the xix century, rector of the first kharkov university in new russia vasily karazin these people made up the glory and pride of the russian empire in soviet times by people from the greek community of new russia. the polar explorer ivan papanin, a te