ethyl lance. would you like to make a statement in regards to this hearing concerning ethyl lance as a victim? would you like to come forward please? you are representing the family of ethyl lance is that correct? and you are whom? [inaudible] >> daughter. i'm listening and you can talk to me. [inaudible] >> i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. you hurt me. you hurt a lot of people. but i forgive you. >> thank you ma'am. i appreciate you being here. representative of the family of my rathompson. sir, would you like to make a statement before this court? please come forward. your name? >> anthony thompson. >> mr. thompson. >> i would like him to know. >> speak up for me. >> saying the same thing that was just said. i forgive you and my family forgive you. but we would like to take this opportunity onue to take this opportunity to repent. repent confess. give your life to the one that is the most, christ. he can change it. can change your ways no matter what h

susie jackson found that grace ethyl lance found that grace.. sharonda sanders found that grace. daniel simons found that grace. myra thompson found that grace. through the example of their lives, they've now passed it on to us. may we find ourselves worthy of that precious and extraordinary gift as long as our lives endure may grace now lead them home. may god continue to shed his grace on the united states of america. (applause) >> pelley: the president of the unites states deliveringed eulogy for the reverend clemente pinckney one of those killed last week in the shooting at the emanuel ame church this is a live picture of the president shortly after he lead the crowd of 6,000 in the first stanza of "amazing grace" the christian hymn that was written immediately after the american civil war. the president took the opportunity in the speech to praise the reverend but also to highlight the racial divide in our country and the problems of gun violence. as the president leaves the stage, we're going to go to our correspondent michelle miller who

. >> reporter: the daughter of ethyl lee lance taking solace in the fact that her mother died. helping to keep the historic church clean. lance's cousin sueziesie jackson was the oldest member and sang in the choir. the baseball team at charleston southern coming together in support of their teammate chris singleton. his mother sharonda singleton was a popular speech pa thogt gist and track coach. >> reporter: a tribute to coleman singleton on facebook. singleton. depayne middle on the doctor was making strides to becoming a minister. the mother of four worked with some of charleston's poorest residents. tywanza sanders was the youngest victim. the 26-year-old earned a business degree last year. on his instagram page he described himself as an artist, poet poet, and businessman. sanders posted a snapchat photo. a black shroud draped over the desk of clementa pinckney. he was emanuel's pastor leading the prayer group that night. all branchs of the library were closed in honor of cynthia hurd. she worked for the library for three decades. why would she have been there on wednesda

worshipper ethyl and a parishioner were among nine killed. dylann roof a self-confessed white supremist has been charged with their murders. >> armenians are continuing to protest against electricity price rises. the demonstrations have turned into a broader rule. many see the country's overdependenceies. they are there and sent us this report. >> reporter: by day the heat keeps protesters in the statement. the singing lifts flagging spirits. it's a sign that this protest is not just about electricity prices. but about something deeper. about the ability to look at himself. >> the infrastructure and the electricity grid and this is something that - this is something that people know and i think it really underlines the grievances. >> reporter: armenia needs russia, under vladimir putin, russia continues to provide security. it has a military base. that relationship is understrain. take for instance the slaying of an armenian family by a russian soldiers. the price hikes by armenia's russian control power grid. it's not the relationship that i

. >> jimmy: oh, i love ethyl. [ light laughter ] >> she was very nice. >> jimmy: how -- how's she doinges is, sound travels in waves and moves in a a wave. >> jimmy: uh-huh. so, those low pressure points are gonna end up kind of pushing the heat away. >> jimmy: okay. >> and kind of vibrating the oxygen away. kind of putting out the fire. >> jimmy: and these two kids invented this? >> these two kids invented this. they just graduated from college. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. i know. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. >> okay, you ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right, i'm gonna turn it on. and then -- >> jimmy: am i go shocked or something? >> yeah, point it at the fire -- at the flame. alright, kind of point it right over the flame. start -- bring it this way. bring it this way. you gotta point it at -- >> jimmy: stop yelling at me! >> at the fire, jimmy! there you go. okay, so, and -- and it's out. >> jimmy: wow >> it's out. [ cheers and a so -- >> jimmy: that >> this is the f then next time, you know, we're gonna yell at them from burning. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. >> okay, so

[inaudible] ethyl lee lance. depain middleten doctor. [inaudible] daniel simens. sure aunda singleton and miruthompson. the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor kim >> colleagues can we take supervisor kims suggestion without objection? without objection we'll adjourn on behalf thointeeur board >> supervisor mar >> thank you. colleagues today i introduce a rez dugz in support of racial justice. it is a assembly bill 953. [inaudible] it has been introduced by assembly woman shurly weber and strongly advocateed by police accountability groups of aclu of california to many other oregs. this pornts piece of legislation promotes equal justice and fairness. i also want to thank colleagues supervisor kim, cohen, avalos [inaudible] ferguson and baltimore to san francisco and oakland our attention is ignite today the problem of bias and racist policing at home and afar. at our hearing last thursday addressing racism, sexism, homeo phobia and [inaudible] and other forms of bigotry in the cities justice system we heard from community organizations including the aclu of cali

worshipper ethyl and an assistant pastor were among nine killed. dylann roof, a self-confessed white supremist has been charged with their murders. . >> in the southern philippines, they have suffered armed rebellion for 40 years. over 150,000 have been killed millions displaced. in the final part of our series we have a report on how on old tradition is giving women a chance. >> reporter: they say there's more here than war. it is home to one of the biggest indigenous crimes in the southern philippines. this woman has been a weaver all her life a skill he learnt. she is raising four children making less then $20 a month. >> translation: this is all right. life is not great. between household chores and a small income i'm happy. we do the best we can. she is teacher her daughter to weave. not erp is keeping up the tradition. the weaving is a century's old tradition. it is one that is dying out. skills are not taught but weavers lacked financial capacity to continue. a 3-meter long mat takes 2 months to make. the patterns are create individually. ma

in the christian faith so many families of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl told me not them all. >> i know forgiveness is a process. ani know with god help that i will gt there. but i'm not there yet. sfi ask for iftime the. >>reporter: no matter how much south carolina governor would like that flag to go super majority of law make worse need to approve and the family here know that won't come easy. tv if. >> co-workers of youngest father have started raising money for his family after killed in a freeway shooting. someone fired at tmas mendez car along highway 4 in bay point saturday. men did he say woed as cookal side his father who is the head chef at katie corner restaurant in san ramone. >> just really funny. always had a smile. this kind of smirk and always joking around. >>reporter: co-worker too this picture of mendez few hours before he died. now covers cap to collect donation for his family. no one arrested. >> coast guard hope voters can help find a whale tangled in fishing gear somewhere off santa cruz couy. humpback in the picture provided by the cot

among them, 45-year-old sharonda coleman-singleton and 70-year-old ethyl land. >> she was a victim ofand she can be a symbol of love. >> reporter: emotions ran high as the women were laid to rest emotions that will play out again over the next few days as charleston buries six more of its own. now house speaker john boehner and hillary clinton will also attend the funeral today. it starts at 11:00. mean tooil the funerals for the other six victims will be held over the course of next week. >> don champion in charleston. thank you, don. >>> the family of dylann roof issued a statement thursday. it said in part we would like to take the time to reflect on the victims and give the families time to grieve. we feel it would be inappropriate to say anything at this time other than we are truly sorry for their loss. >>> all nine people on board a sightseeing plane were killed when it crashed in alaska. the twin engine plane flew into a cliff about 20 miles north of ketchikan yesterday morning. the pilot and eight passengers were on the flight. the passengers were on an excursion from the hol

in the christian faith so many families of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl toldcess. and i know with god help that i will get there. but i'm not there yet. sf i ask for if time the. >>reporter: no matter how much south carolina governor would like that flag to go super majority of law make worse need to approve and the family here know that won't come easy. tv if. >> co-workers of youngest father have started raising money for his family after killed in a freeway shooting. someone fired at thomas mendez car along highway 4 in bay point saturday. men did he say worked as cookal side his father who is the head chef at katie corner restaurant in san ramone. >> just really funny. always had a smile. this kind of smirk and always joking around. >>reporter: co-worker took this picture of mendez few hours before he died. now covers cap to collect donation for his family. no one arrested. >> coast guard hope voters can help find a whale tangled in fishing gear somewhere off santa cruz county. humpback in the picture provided by the coast guard. wrapped in strong stiff pl

in the christian faith so many families of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl told. >> i know forgiveness is a process. and i know with god help that i will get there. but i'm not there yet. sf i ask for if time the. >>reporter: no matter how much south carolina governor would like that flag to go super majority of law make worse need to approve and the family here know that won't come easy. tv if. >> co-workers of youngest father have started raising money for his family after killed in a freeway shooting. someone fired at thomas mendez car along highway 4 in bay point saturday. men did he say worked as cookal side his father who is the head chef at katie corner restaurant in san ramone. >> just really funny. always had a smile. this kind of smirk and always joking around. >>reporter: co-worker took this picture of mendez few hours before he died. now covers cap to collect donation for his family. no one arrested. >> coast guard hope voters can help find a whale tangled in fishing gear somewhere off santa cruz county. humpback in the picture provided by the coast g

that first funeral is for 70-year-old ethyl vann this morning. ed second is 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. both services will be at separate north charleston churches. >> what's the latest on dylann roof, the man accused of the massacre? >> the justice department is expected to file hate crime charges against bilian roof accused of shooting nine people at the church hind me. before he is accused of doing that he posted 60 photos on his manifesto website. it chronicles his visits throughout the south to different history icon fed let sites, many old slave plantations. he retraced his steps at two of them yesterday. >> we're here. mccloud plantation. >> this plantation was unique. during the civil war black soldiers were stationed here and it's unlike the others because it's less and you say tenacious. it was designed for middle class farmers. >> this is one of the site to say dylann roof visited before his alleged attack on a black charleston church. >> look at what happened a week ago. somebody filled with hate felt like they needed to end the lives of nine people. nine pre

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she died alongside ethyl lance, a city worker who devoted most of her 34 years of service to the municipalharleston and served as custodian to the church. with them was mira thompson the wife of one of the bishops. she was teaching at the time. a speech therapist and track coach and reverent. her son uses her lessons to persevere. >> love is always stronger than hate. we just love the way my mom would and the hate won't be anywhere close to what love was. >> remembered as a leader, the reverend 7ed as an admissions coordinator. cynthia herd had a long history in the place she loved. >> she was in the youth choir in that church. her mother went to that church. >> dedicating his life to the church. >> he died in surgery following the shooting and also with him was reverend pinckney whose call to serve began at the age of 13. a pastor by the age of 18 he was remembered in the state senate for his life of service which extended from the church to both houses of the south carolina legislature. elected as the youngest black member of the statehouse at age 23. president obama who knew him spoke m

funeral services for 70-year-old ethyl lee lance who worked in the church 30 years and a a singletop pastor pinkley will be laid to rest. he was leading the bible study. the tragedy has not stopped the faithful. congregants carried on with the bible study in the same room where the massacre occurred. >> reaction poured in on the supreme court decision to uphold obama care subsidies. and how it will affect millions of people and their doctors. our a- time is here. and harsh words for iran. they called the regime the world's foremost sponsor of terror. >> a fox news exclusive. >> we have a huge show coming up and don would trump will join us live. we have a lot to talk about with him. and what he thinks about the irs detrying e-mails and the surprising finish in the polls and unvision dumping his pageant and the discussion between him and neal young. and we have details about the tools and the artwork did the officer get from one of the prisoners. find out from the big show on top of the hour. >> the president told us earlier that americans are benefitting from obama care. how does the

ethyl lance. 70 her grandson described her as the heart of the family. sined i can't hurd,family. cynthia hurd, 54. reverend depayne middleton-doctor was 49. susie jackson u she was 87 years old. >> we'll continue with the history of the emmanuel ame church and it's role in african-american history. more after this. >> there are new developments and controversy on last week' drone strike that left al-qaeda senior leader dead. jamie mcintyre has more on that. >> pentagon officials have not confirmed the report and it has all the earmarks of a signature strike where the u.s. uses patterns of activity to identity targets where they believe al-qaeda or other potential enemy forces have gathered in one place. the practice is somewhat controversial because the u.s. often does not find out who was killed until after the death sentence. you may recall two months ago the white house announced back in january two hostages held by al-qaeda were accidently killed in a so-called signature strike. the president apologized, and they said that the protocol was followed to a t but resulted in trag

is in the christn faith so many family of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl toldrocs and i know what god help that i will get there. but i'm not there yet. if i ask for time. >> no matter how much south carolina governor would like that flag to go superajority of law make worse need to approve and the family here kn the that won't come easy. if abc news charleston. >> the wal-mart confirmed tonight that it decided to stop selling confederate flag. there's a couples times we found on the site tonight. company said it never wants to offend anyone with the product they sell and have taken steps to remove those items from stores and their web site. >>resident obama gave interview that is now making national headlines. he used an eye opening word. something we have never heard from this president or any other in cent memory. the carolyn tyler head into the u.s. conference of marries in san francisco to get reaction. >> what it houses president obama is not surprised the's controversy. but doesn't regret using the n-word in frank discussion but race. comedian pod cast h

. >> 70-year-old ethyl lance went there for 30 years.tywanza sanders hopeded to open a barbershop but died stepping in front of his aunt sharon dau coleman singleton. her son now sharing a message for other grieving families. >> i am sorry about what happened. obviously you guys are as deaf stated as we are. but i know for a fact things will get better as time goes on. >> so strong. his baseball team at charleston university coming together in prayer. >> the middleton doctor was a mother of four who sang in the church choir. reverend daniel simmons was a retired pastor from a neighboring church and passed away at the hospital. library was closed in member preof cynthia hurd. she worked at a line bray-- library for years. >> we take the opportunity to come together to pray for one another and to really get to know one another to listen to one another. >> moving forward definitely not easy. three people survived the shooting. one with a chilling message from the gunman. he told her he was sparing her life so she could tell others what happ

suzie jackson found that grace ♪ ♪ ethyl lancee ethel lance found that grade.aronda coleman-singleton found that grace. myra thompson found that grace. >>> all nine of the victims of that horrific racist terrorist attack last week president obama honoring all nine of them also echoing the emotional theme of the last week. the remarkable showing of the ability of individuals in charleston to turn that ugly hate into love. >> blinded by hatred the alleged killer could not see the grace surrounding reverend pinkney, and that bible study group. the light of love that shone as they opened the church doors and invited a stranger to join in their prayer service. the alleged killer could have never anticipated the way the families of the fallen would respond when they saw him in cord in the midst of unspeakable grief, with words of forgiveness. he couldn't imagine that. >> president obama joined by thousands of mourners including of course first lady michelle obama and vice president joe biden, as well as a bipartisan group of high-level members of congress and hillary

i'm joined by steve and son you, relatives of the woman we came to know as grandma ethyl. she was laid to rest yesterday. sonya, your thoughts on this day? >> well, my heart is very happy today. and especially when i'm here our thoughts goes out everyone to affected by this. it's a solemn day today in the south, and i'm here in front of the church and seeing all of the love that's pouring out to the community, it's -- it's touching. it really is to see how people did pool together even though the young man that did this horrifying crime stated he wanted to cause a war, but it looks like he has caused nothing but a love war. and i thank god for this. because there are all walks here to share support for the families and our loved ones that are no long we are us. >> in 1968 they took to the streets and cities burned across america. what is it about this time in history that instead of there being anger there is action. what caused so much forgiveness so quickly? >> i think dr. king lead a movement that -- he lead it all in love and as we know that dr. martin luther king also

the victims, reverend clementa pinckney, shah rhonda singleton, tywanza sanders with be ethyl lance, reverend daniel simmons sr., depain middleton-doctor sue si jackson and cynthia hurd. it brings back other memories notorious incidents. of course those killing of thee civil rights activists in june in 1964 in mississippi. but in charleston the process of healing has already begun. that was shown when family members of the victims showed such remarkable dignity at a hearing for the killer, dylann storm roof on friday. we'll hear from the family of one of wednesday's victims in a moment. but first my colleague ron allen is outside mother emanuel this morning. ron, tell me about the scene out there on what looks like a very nice sunny sunday morning. >> reporter: it is, chuck, but it is also a very emotional time, a very disturbing time a very powerful moment. there have been people gathering here outside the church throughout the weeks as this horrific incident happens paying their respects so much public mourning, grief and sorrow. this is also a time for healing and to celebrate the

the preparation of this bill has been col ethyl.chairman has been transparent and also been very meticulous and careful in the construction of this bill and we'd be delighted to answer any questions you have of either of us. thank you very much mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. i'll open the questions and i would ask either of you, you know that each year i become en gauged sometimes entanglement with each of you and other members of your awesome appropriations committee including those in the veterans funding area about what the current status and process is of making sure that our men and women who leave the united states military and in regard to their medical records, the accuracy, the movement, the change, the things, i'm well aware we've spent over a billion dollars to a system that failed not just the united states constitution, but really the people who it was intended to help and i wonder if you could please give me a status update on that. >> the department of defense i think got its act together. i think the investmen

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