'twas grace that taught my heart to fear anger is, my fears relieved -- and grace, my fears relievedous did that grace appear the hour i first believed through many dangers, toils and snares i have already come it's grace that brought me safe thus far and grace will lead me home ♪ ♪ >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now i am found was blind but now i see. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the benediction. >> let us pray. eternal god, we thank you for your amazing grace. as we face the painful human reality of death, we thank you in the midst of our grief for the courageous life and legacy of officer william evans. may his ultimate sacrifice inspi re us to be more vigilant in protecting our freedoms. continue to comfort his precious family. continue to restored to health officer ken shaver. oh, lord, support us all the day long, until the shadows lengthen, and the evening comes, and the busy world is hushed and the fever of life is over, and our work is done. then, in your mercy, grant us a holy rest and peace at last. we

as the sun ♪ ♪ we have no less days to sing god's grace than when we first begun ♪ ♪ amazing grace howlind but now i see ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the benediction. >> let's pray. eternal god, we thank you for your amazing grace. as we face the painful, human reality of death we thank you in the midst of our grief for at the courageous life and legacy of officer william evans. may his ultimate sacrifice inspire us to be more vigilant in protecting our freedoms. continue to comfort his precious family, continue to restore to health officer ken shaver. oh, lord, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes and the busy world is hushed, and the fever of life is over, and our work is done. then in your mercy grant us a holy rest and peace at last. we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until escorted to pay your respects by the sergeants at arms staff. >>> we have been watching a tribute to officer william evans killed in the line of duty earlier this year, just 41 years old. he was remembe

that taught my heart to fear ♪ ♪ and grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appeardangers toils and snares ♪ ♪ i have already come ♪ ♪' tis grace hath brought me safe thus far ♪ ♪ and grace will lead me home ♪ ♪ when we've been there 10,000 years ♪ ♪ bright shining as the sun ♪ ♪ we've no less days to sing god's praise ♪ ♪ than when we'd first begun ♪ ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the benediction delivered by senate chaplain barry c. black. >> let us pray. eternal god, we thank you for your amazing grace. as we face the painful human reality of death we thank you in the midst of our grief for the courageous life and legacy of officer william evans. may his ultimate sacrifice inspire us to be more vigilant in protecting our freedoms. continue to comfort his precious family. continue to restore to health officer ken shaver. oh lord, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes, and the b

earlier, around 3:00, i spoke to the family to say to them, thank you, god bless you for your grace and for your dignity, and the model that you are, appealing for justice in the most dignified way. they were in search of justice then, and now they see this giant step. but it is not over. they complemented the congressional black caucus for its role in all of this. they are eager to see karen bass 's george floyd justice in policing act passed and signed the president -- signed by the president into law. all of them, rodney and terrance the brothers, bridget, their sister, we all know ketta, a force of nature within the family. but gianna, his doctor, for gianna to see this justice on behalf of her father -- gianna, his daughter, for gianna to see this justice on behalf of her father, this dignity, grace and fruitfulness. so -- and prayerfulness. so we thank god. we thank jesus. they are people of faith, they conveyed that to me on the phone, but they have conveyed it all along. so it will be eight weeks, from what the judge said, until we know the sentencing. but that is part of the ju

please welcome topher grace! [ applause ] how you? how's it going?? >> for years now, yes. kept it off. >> jimmy: welcome to the abc family. >> oh, thank you. i -- thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: yes. we're all warmly welcoming you. >> i was an intern in abc casting in new york for a summer. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, before my senior year of high school. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i hadn't acted before and almost convinced me to never get into acting. >> jimmy: is that right? so you were one of the casting department, the department that chooses actors to be in their projects? >> yes. and marcy philips, who was nice enough to employee me, she also worked on this pilot. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. that worked out well for her then too. >> yes. yeah, i really got back at her. >> jimmy: oh, wow. that's pretty crazy. >> actually, i went to the up-fronts for abc as a page the year before i went to the up-fronts -- i had a weird thing where someone saw me in a high school play and i had never auditioned again and it was for "that '70s show." and

sent her love of flowers has brought grace ne a child a long way today she's the proud owner of a flower farm in the town of fico near the kenyan capital nairobi it's a certified fair trade company with more than $500.00 employees. or nearly 30 hectares of land are covered with greenhouses full of roses all of the flowers are grown without the use of chemicals once harvested the roses are packed and placed in a cold store ready to be sent to europe both the cold store and the artificial lighting use a lot of electricity but the power supply isn't always reliable in kenya and power cuts are frequent. grace near china has often had to decide whether to keep the flowers fresh using a diesel generator which is costly or to let the roasts die so for years she's looked for alternatives. renewable energy sources like solar power were always very expensive. but last year she got a solar system that offers up to 150 kilowatts of power financed with the help of a german startup called a cold to go. get us about the benefits. and. we also know that it was possible for us since the start just a few

: god gave me the grace to go home. _ translation: god gave me the grace to go home.: god gave me the | grace to go home. he brought me off the streets to help me get my life on track, help me find my life on track, help me find my parents and repair our relationship, the arguments with my father that caused me to run away. that is how i was reintegrated.— to run away. that is how i was reintegrated. unfortunately his sto is reintegrated. unfortunately his story is an _ reintegrated. unfortunately his story is an exception, - reintegrated. unfortunately his story is an exception, until- story is an exception, until there is more support to help change their lives, children will remain on the streets. the policewoman who fatally shot a black man near minneapolis has resigned, along with the police chief of brooklyn center, where the shooting happened on sunday. it's believed that daunte wright was killed by accident when kim potterfired her gun instead of her taser. the shooting has led to two nights of unrest. from minneapolis, nick byrant sent this report, and a warn

grace baptist church in san jose, the connection act spewing hatred. >> they had a purpose.retires a , black pastor. they come and spew profanity about black people, lgbtq+ persons and talk about gassing . i don't think this is some kind of coincidence. >> reporter: reverend oliver started a senior pastor on march 1st. he recognizes grace baptist is the most progressive church in the city, making it prone to criticism. he admits the attack is far from ordinary. >> to have someone coming in and say the letter and word more than 40 times in five minutes is just beyond beliefndl and in some ways i don't believe it. >> reporter: oliver says it's tough to grasp what harm this might have on a congregation still healing after november's deadly stabbing. two people were killed, three others injured. >> this is not a harm people recognize, because it doesn't leave a trail of blood. but it leaves a trail of hurting people that were already hurt to start with. >> reporter: while sunday's attack was virtual- >> please get off of our zoom. >> grace baptist is fundraising for physical on-

grace baptist church in san jose, the connection act spewing hatred. >> they had a purpose. this retires a , black pastor. they come and spew profanity about black people, lgbtq+ persons and talk about gassing . i don't think this is some kind of coincidence. >> reporter: reverend oliver started a senior pastor on march 1st. he recognizes grace baptist is the most progressive church in the city, making it prone to criticism. he admits the attack is far from ordinary. >> to have someone coming in and say the letter and word more than 40 times in five minutes is just beyond beliefndl and in some ways i don't believe it. >> reporter: oliver says it's tough to grasp what harm this might have on a congregation still healing after november's deadly stabbing. two people were killed, three others injured. >> this is not a harm people recognize, because it doesn't leave a trail of blood. but it leaves a trail of hurting people that were already hurt to start with. >> reporter: while sunday's attack was virtual- >> please get off of our zoom. >> grace baptist is fundraising for physic

notes of life, what i would call the grace notes of life. so _ what i would call the grace notes ofcialise, you can head — life, so that you can socialise, you can head to — life, so that you can socialise, you can need to go to a concert, maybe io can need to go to a concert, maybe 90 to— can need to go to a concert, maybe 90 to the _ can need to go to a concert, maybe go to the theatre, vivian art gallery, _ go to the theatre, vivian art gallery, maybe a sporting occasion — the things— gallery, maybe a sporting occasion — the things that actually make our life pleasurable, instead ofjust doing _ life pleasurable, instead ofjust doing the work and sleep, which is what _ doing the work and sleep, which is what quite — doing the work and sleep, which is what quite a lot of us have been doing _ what quite a lot of us have been doing for— what quite a lot of us have been doing for the past year —— may be an art gallery~ _ doing for the past year —— may be an art gallery. the thing is, we don't actually— art gallery. the thing is, we don't actually know many facts. just an indication— a

george grace to lay aside the fear of man, and to be faithful even unto death.le and noble order of the garter. amen. o god of the spirits of all flesh, we praise thy holy name for thy servant philip, duke of edinburgh, who has left us a fair pattern of valiant and true knighthood. grant unto him the assurance of thineromise er b with those who down to the sea in ships and occupy their business in great waters. and we beseech thee that following his good example and strengthened by his fellowship, we may at the last, together with him, be partakers of thy heavenly kingdom. through jesus christ our lord. amen. o lord god, when thou givest to thy servants to endeavor any great matter, grant us also to know that it is not the beginning but the continuing of the same unto the end, until it be thoroughly finished, which yieldeth the true glory. through him who for the finishing of thy work laid down his li, our j christ. amen. almighty god, father of all mercies a giver of all comfort, deal graciously, we pray thee, with those who mourn. that casting every care on th

amen. >> o lord, who didst give to thy servant saint george grace to lay aside the fear of man, and toend, through jesus christ our lord. amen. god, save our gracious sovereign and all the companions, living and departed, of the most honorable and noble order of the garter. amen. o god of the spirits of all flesh, we praise thy holy name for thy servant philip, duke of edinburgh, who has left us a fair pattern of valiant and true knighthood. grant unto him the assurance of thine ancient promise, that thou wilt ever be with those who go down to the sea in ships and occupy their business in great waters. and we beseech thee that, following his good example and strengthened by his fellowship, we may at the last, together with him, be partakers of thy heavenly kingdom, through jesus christ our lord. amen. >> o lord god, when thou givest to thy servants to endeavor any great matter, grant us also to know that it is not the beginning, but the continuing of the same unto the end, until it be thoroughly finished, which christ. amen. almighty god, father of all mercies and giver of all comfort,

grace meng in our house, i can speak to this, has been relentless. i've visited her in her district and seen the beautiful diversity of aapi in her community.rs and she is a magnificent spokesperson for them. but i do not have the privilege of yielding to her. it's my privilege to yield to our former house member, a person we take great pride in, and no, no, i mean every time she speaks, we all think, she's ours. she's ours. she came from the house. senator hirono. thank you. >> thank you so much to leader schumer and speaker pelosi. i have to admit, my heart is still with the house. no offense, but -- [laughing] it is what it is. good training have toi' say and i'm really appreciative of the leadership shown by representative meng and can in the house. be marking uplth this bill and house and we are going to bring this bill on the floor of the senate which wouldn't happen if leader schumer were not the leader in the senate. >> former house member. >> it makes a difference. we've all seen the horrific incidents of unprovoked targeted hate crimes agai

given the fact that so much of what joe biden has talked about in his 1st 100 days has to deal with grace and so what we've heard now is from a black man who says that not everyone in the united states agrees with joe biden's policies essentially what he's saying is that at times he is accusing the democrats of using race to divide americans and to use it to advance policy so this is a pretty powerful accusation and it really is touching on a raw nerve that is percolating in american society what he's saying is that he believes that as a black man he has benefited greatly from all of the opportunities that america has

>> i tell people that -- what was amazing was that grace and being around her in my first two years in detroit shaped a lot of who i am as well as my work as a community organizer and coalition builder. i would be a different person if i had lived anywhere else when i first moved to detroit.

go across to the living grace. to the department of rest to the church the queen and the commonwealth send to all people you know tea peace and calm cool. and trust and will god sustenance liason as our last stand up. and the bashing of go to almighty father the son and holy spirit be with you all and tremaine with here all white house. have. the was married to the american working in the marriage. the you the rare to the marrow they work the rare the american you leave you. motion due to special coverage of the funeral home prince for the duke of edinburgh so when so costs a lot of them both families now are fighting off the queen was the 1st to leave home and i watching the senior members of the most family. of infrastructure since moving about their only saturday close family and casts were allowed to attend. the choir which sounds or in the survey out were sent down to 4 people of their consent george's chapel. it's subtle shot there of st george's chapel within the precincts of windsor castle castle which has

demonstrators gathered in san jose social justice organizations held an event at grace baptist church following the announcement of the guilty verdict. kron four's. dan thorn has their message. >> the groups that came together say they're pleased with the guilty verdicts in the derek chauvin trial. but they say that justice has not been served they're now looking at this as being an opportunity to move forward in terms of police accountability and people gather on the steps of san jose's grace baptist church in response to the guilty verdicts in the death of george floyd organizers called this a vigil for those who have also suffered injustice at the hands of police and then they want to just bring it back to you know, honoring the life of george floyd, you know, remember him you know, thinking about the loss to the world painting of george floyd was draped across the exterior of the church as flags for black power waved in the way tuesday's news bringing some elation for social justice advocates who anxiously awaited the verdict. justice. >> it has rained on this day. we thank god th

. >> grace baptist church. it notes that also happened on the anniversary of doctor martin luther king junior's assassination. 2 man got on the zoom call unused antisemitic homophobic racist insults going on and on. police, of course, have been notified. reverend george oliver became pastor there just a month ago he says grace baptist church goers are still reeling from the november stabbing attack that left 2 people that. >> we will not be deterred by by stabbing. we will not be deterred by white supremacism foot bombing or zoom worship will be here. really did win here 400, 7 years. we plan to be here. at least 300 or 400 more. >> grace. baptist is asking local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to investigate this as a hate crime. the church helped identify the user names of the culprits. >> san francisco school board has reversed its decision to rename 44 schools in the city. the board voted late last night during a zoom call to re send its january decision to strip schools of the names, including

we therefore pray that god will give us grace to follow his example, and that, with our brother philipshall know the joys of life eternal. # lord, have mercy upon us. # christ, have mercy upon us. # lord, have mercy upon us #. # 0ur father, which art in heaven. # hallowed be thy name. # thy kingdom come. # thy will be done in earth. # as it is in heaven. # give us this day our daily bread. # and forgive us our trespasses. # as we forgive them. # that trespass against us. # and lead us not into temptation. # but deliver us from evil. # amen #. we remember before thee this day philip, duke of edinburgh, rendering thanks unto thee — for his resolute faith and loyalty, for his high sense of duty and integrity, for his life of service to the nation and commonwealth, and for the courage and inspiration of his leadership. to him, with all the faithful departed grant thy peace. let light perpetual shine upon them and in thy loving wisdom and almighty power work in them the good purpose of thy perfect will, throuthesus christ our lord. amen. # give rest, 0 christ. # to thy servant with thy sain

police and grace have launched a manhunt after a veteran crime reporter was shot dead outside his home in athens your kind of us was ambushed and shot several times as he arrived home from work offices in grace of frequently targeted in fire bomb and vandalism attacks. djibouti is long standing president. has been re-elected for a 5th term provisional results show he won 98 percent of the vote faced just one challenger to businessman zachariah farah farah said safety concerns prevented him from campaigning all the other opposition parties and we caught him. anna has fined the world's largest incarnates tea concerns prevented him from campaigning all the other opposition parties going courted by. china has fined the world's largest in commerce company more than 2000000000 euros for breaking rules on fair competition regulators say the company founded by billionaire jack ma had abused its dominant position china's communist party is cracking down on tech companies and says in forcing anti monopoly laws is a priority 2021. tens of thousands of people are being evacuated from the area arou

grace meng from my state of new york and rep. andy kim. want to thank senator hirono and mung for leading the charge on legislation, and speaker pelosi and congressman kim for lending their great support for this as well. we know over the past year there has been an awful rising tide of violence and discrimination against asian americans. it is driven by fear, by misinformation, by age old prejudices, from shouted insults to racial slurs to actual physical assaults. i attended five or six rallies in new york while we were on break, and the stories break your heart. an elderly man came to me and said, i am afraid to walk down the street in new york city because i might be ridiculed, cursed at or spat upon. a young lady said she stopped going to work because the hospitals have stares of people that are piercing. and then actual violence. every day in america, in this 21st century america asian americans fear they might be insulted, assaulted or worse. sadly, the recent wave of anti-asian violence is not a new chapter in american history. the

we don't fall prey to the cold will give us grace to follow his example. and not with our brother fitted at the last we shall know the joys of life eternal. on the. on the. indeed we all are the royals. all of. us where we are are a. whole a whole in her. dorm. on the. wall the it is the all. the in. all. was the car. because. in the. small. or in the rear. of the car the man. love. to lure. in. the same. in the. loud. reading from the book ecclesiasticus. look at the rainbow. and praise its maker. it shines with a supreme beauty rounding the sky with its gleaming all. of the. and by the hands of the most high. his command speech the snowstorm. and sends the swift lightning to execute his sentence. to that end the storehouse is all opened and the clouds fly out like goods. by his mighty ta the clown soft hauled out and the hail so spoken small. the crash if he's thunder makes the rise. and when he appears an earthquake shakes the hills. at his will the south wind blows the school from the north and the honeycomb. is scattered as the snow flakes like lighti

as you might expect with the irwins, the anticipation of the arrival of baby grace was truly afamily, the crocodile hunter, steve irwin. >> my daughter bindi is the light of my life. >> reporter: now soaking up baby bliss alongside husband chandler after welcoming daughter grace in march. >> you hear that? i love you so much. >> my heart is soaring. >> reporter: their journey to parenthood chronicled in the upcoming discovery plus special it's baby"aring iime m new family. >> grace is so lucky getting a standing ovation for being born. >> how special is this. >> hello. >> this is grace warrior irwin powell. she is gorgeous. >> reporter: in this new clip their extended australia zoo family meet grace for the very first time. bindi's mom teri and brother robert sharing in the excitement. >> it's wild. >> 7 pounds, 7 ounces, 20 inches long and is perfect in every way. >> i think my first words were she was our graceful warrior and we just went, that's -- that's her name. that is perfect. so we decided that grace was really special and her two middle names are warrior owen as a tribute t

day and mastro -- grace mean do _ , ., every day and mastro -- grace mean do. , .,, dog.the implication is not only if there are fewer vaccine doses available, but if this vaccine is rampant again and ready to come back, we have had cases in the uk which is why travel has been banter india, the implications internationally for a country as populous as india going into this level of infection are really quite worrying. level of infection are really quite wor inc. . level of infection are really quite wor inc. , ., . , worrying. yes. for india, itself, this idea that _ worrying. yes. for india, itself, this idea that there _ worrying. yes. for india, itself, this idea that there is _ worrying. yes. for india, itself, this idea that there is a - worrying. yes. for india, itself, i this idea that there is a difference between the economy and public health in the long run its not true. if you don't have the public health scientists —— my crisis salt, the economy does suffer, even if it is enough to get over the line for the selection, india has a giant problem for itself. the

in this case, i agree with nancy grace. justice was served here. but why come up when we put these names up, why don't these politicians that use high-profile cases where are thy when it matters every weekend, and the names of people we don't know, names that we scroll on this program because every citizen, if you're going to pursue happiness, you have to have law and order and you have to have safety and security. it is not fundamental to our existence. >> that was my point when i talked about racial justice versus social justice. when you don't care as much about the 7-year-old who was shot going through a mcdonald's drive-through, or the two kids who were shot last week in new york city, not far from where we are, from where i am right now, that means you only have a particular agenda and focus and they are trying to gin it up, the agenda is to defund the police. the agenda is to get rid of them. and the truth, sean, is that is not going to happen because 81% of african-americans wants the same number of police if not more. there are race baiter

all who have given their lives to defend the capitol and the contry, we are moved by the courage, grace, and -- country, we are moving by the courage, grace, and resilience wisconsin each member of the force has met this moment and continues to serve our nation. thank you. may god bless the united states capitol police force and all who work to keep our nation safe. and may god bless america. thank you to the family of billy evans for giving us this honor to pay tribute to a true american hero. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable joseph r. biden jr., president of the united states. president biden: madam speaker, majority leader schumer, minority leader mccarthy, my friend minority leader mcconnell, members of congress chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, attorney general, mayor bowser, all the capitol hill police and all that are here to pay tribute to this capital policeman who fell in the line of duty. acting chief pittman and men and women of the capitol police force, i am sorry. the second time in two months we have had such a ceremony. you know, i did not know bill

i'm joined by congressman grace meng, representative from new york.gresswoman, it is good to see you. i do want to first get your reaction to what happened here in new york this week. obviously anyone who's watched that video was shocked, was outraged, was saddened, but as we try to understand where this conversation is going, i wonder to you if it added new contours. >> sure. the first the attack on the woman in that video which has really gone viral showed the lack of humanity in how she was attacked over and over again. i will say that in watching some of our longer video that we have gotten updates that it was building security protocol to secure the building because the attacker apparently still had a knife right outside. but we're still continuously waiting for more news. but this really just goes to the larger issue of asian-americans just being seen as invisible as part of our history, and we've now really come to an awakening in this country where we're fed up and no longer okay with being invisible from our history books to the budget books

grace helps both women and men become less dependent on cattle by starting businesses like beat making to defend make them leave. buy books for the children send their children to school and also another income do you know they've . been mining site where the mine gold says so people will come to buy. those relieved to be able to help her children with the money she makes from gold mining but is hard work for small returns i'm a guy but when i fail to find gold i can still go for charcoal burning for selling . for these communities that are small economic businesses are enough to sustain their livelihoods because as long as poverty exists cattle raiding will continue. more than 1000 survivors of a deadly attack by the islamist insurgents in northern mozambique have arrived in the port off dozens were killed and more than 8000 displaced in the attack on the coastal town of poly last week the situation there is still unclear as communications have been cut short while the attack is seen as the biggest is collation off violence in the region since the insurgency started 4 years ago just r

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grace baptist. pastor george oliver, thank people for letting their voices be heard over. >> rallies and protests that happened over the last year. he says because of those kinds of actions. today's verdicts would not have been possible reporting live in san jose. dan thorn kron 4 news all right, dan, thank you for that. and we were with prominent bay area, civil rights attorney john burris as the verdict was being read this afternoon. >> now he's seen his fair share of these kinds of cases and says that ever since rodney king 1991, there has been a clear lack of accountability among police, he says, but that he is hopeful this is a sign of better times and beliefs are starting to change. >> i also hope. >> that represent a sea change and the general population's perception of claims of police brutality on the part of the place to get african americans. these are in fact legitimate claims that have been made and for the half of americans to feel like true citizens and respected by the place and the

grace grace bedell bedell. oh my goodness, and the fact that you took the time to read her letter to correspond back to her and then to ask if she were in the audience. oh my goodness. what a great story. thank you for that. and going on to president coolidge, so you are often we're often referred to as silent cow c-a-l. how did you get that nickname? what's the story behind that silent? well, yes, there is a story behind that. i ironically i gave 163 speeches. which at that time was an all-time record for 20 years? yet i am regarded as silent cow because there was a dinner at the white house when i was seated next to a dorothy parker and she made a wager that she could make me say more than five words. and i turned to her and i said you lose my mouse. how do you feel about that silent? well as president of the united states so he was my duty to inform into coordinate with congress and the people the united states. and i specifically regard natural rights as being immortalized if you were is it were in the cons

this is grace, yes- you have _ grace your daughter? this is grace, yes.ome flowers, what have you brought? _ yes. you have brought some flowers, what have you brought? she - yes. you have brought some flowers, what have you brought? she wanted | yes. you have brought some flowers, i what have you brought? she wanted to brint the what have you brought? she wanted to bring the flowers _ what have you brought? she wanted to bring the flowers for _ what have you brought? she wanted to bring the flowers for prince _ what have you brought? she wanted to bring the flowers for prince philip. - bring the flowers for prince philip. she sees— bring the flowers for prince philip. she sees him on the telly and we live just — she sees him on the telly and we live just around the corner, so she has grown — live just around the corner, so she has grown up here. it has been a part of— has grown up here. it has been a part of her— has grown up here. it has been a part of her life, too. no has grown up here. it has been a part of her life, too.— part of her life, too. no do

grace and elmo has been helping them she found out where a group she set up to 8 women in the region we are so. they did a great to do. this so we do is we want to highlight had been we want to train them so that we empower them. by teaching them how to do some small businesses so that he took on happily. so could a slow mo also tries to help the cattle raiders who feel they don't have a choice like a new young i want to operate even if i have money it's a really cattle that will help. a young explains the raiders face at fortune tellers like betty yeah yeah who predicts where cattle come to found that grace persuaded betsy to help her a designer. stop going to look for cows you will die you may have gone to pick house but don't go again and that you will die out. we were today over at 19 also deep into poverty and more jobs were lost and that led to even more. grace helps both women and men become less dependent on cattle by starting businesses like beat making to defend make them. buy books what they children send their children to school and also another income do you know they've

nancy grace, thank you. judge pirro, thank you. mayor giuliani did show a country that there is a way to make the city safe and secure. he found the areas in new york city that had the highest crime rates that were the most dangerous areas, and he put a heavy concentration of police resources, and instituted stop and frisk. you may not like rudy giuliani's politics. it's not about politics. murder rate went from 3,000 people per year down into the low hundreds as a result of caring and good policing. it worked. every city in america could follow that example. the police need more training, yes. is there a reason why we've been showing you other nonlethal alternatives that cops should have available to them? like the burner gun that we've shown you, and other weapons that are nonlethal, yes. to give police another option. because training to the extent you you need to train to be physically martial arts prepared takes years. joining us on the ground in minneapolis, filmmaker, documentaryian, i played some of it on my radio show toda

we're going to let grace tell us a little bit about this book. if you have any comments or questions, you can put in the chat box which i i can tweet t once the initial presentation and then a couple of other questions i might have to get us started. we will go through anybody's questions that they put in the chat and then at the very, very end i will and i minute or two so we can learn about the russell kirk center. grace, if i could leave it off with you and just tell us where does this book come from, what kept you going as you go through it, and as you read it what themes or topics should we be looking at in looking for as we read through it? >> well, thank you so much. it is an honor to get to be with you all to talking about this book. and and i hope that if you ret you will enjoy it and come away with some of the themes and ideas that mattered so much as i was putting together. "uprooted" is wrote a book about and inspired by gratitude. it's a book written for my forebearers, , in particular for my late great grandfather who we fondly call

grace baptist church here in san jose. they're gonna have more of ah, reverent ceremony for people who are. all family of victims of violence. police violence here in san jose s o. they can like handles and much more of a reserve ceremony over grace baptist church. this was this'll scene you see here was set up by reverend ah, jethro. more of the naacp here in san jose day of mixed emotions as people held the verdict, but also as a sign of the proper legal outcome, but also say george floyd is still dead, no matter how long his killer sits in reason, reverend george oliver of grace baptist church here in san jose, says this afternoon's verdict is a great step toward a better country, he says. it's important for all communities stand together in this day of accountability writes out of our nation, and most specifically, the black community have rarely seen white male police officers held accountable for killing black people today, justice was served. this verdict demonstrates that a badge is never a she field for accountabi

now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, it was the last thing parishioners of grace baptist church in san jose wanted to see on easter sunday, an intruder spewing hate after hacking into their online church service. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin in for ken bastida. john ramos shows us tonight the church is working with the company zoom to figure out who did it. >> what happened to us on easter sunday morning was unconscionable. >> reporter: it was reverend george oliver's first easter service at grace baptist church a hybrid outside, in-person and online zoom celebration. >> if anyone has a specific prayer request -- >> reporter: he had just opened up the service for anyone to ask for prayers when two young men crashed in with loud music and a lengthy string of f-bombs and n-words. >> monkey noise, dog. >> who is that? >> reporter: parishioners tried to get the intruders to stop, but it got worse with attacks on jews and lgbtqs. >> i am an out, gay, black man that is the pastor of this church. i was preaching outside in front of a rainbow bann

tonight -- david alan grier, topher grace and music from all time low. and now jimmy kimmel!e. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for -- thanks for everything. i hope your weekend was good. our weekend really ended with a bang. did you feel the earthquake, guillermo? >> no, i did not feel it. >> jimmy: you didn't feel it at all? >> guillermo: no, i was asleep. >> jimmy: we got a nice little jolt early this morning. this is interesting. when we went to bed, it was april 4th -- 4/4. the earthquake happened at 4:44:00 a. 4:44:00 a.m. and it was measured at 4

we have to be able to extend grace to ourselves. >> reporter: grace to help embrace a new normal kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> up next the story made headlines across the country. now the incredible happy ending more than 20 years after a man found a baby in the new york city subway >>> there's good news tonight about a good deed that led to a lifetime commitment and a couple who have now written a book about their journey, hoping to inspire others to seize the moment when life suddenly gives you a possibility you never expected >> reporter: it all started in this new york city subway station. it was the summer of 2000 social worker danny stewart was rushing to meet his boyfriend, peter mercurio, for dinner. >> so, as i was exiting, that's when i noticed on the ground was this bundle. i kind of made a note like, oh, some little girl left her doll on the ground as i was going up, i looked back one more time and that's when his legs moved. >> it wasn't a doll, but an abandoned newborn baby. >> my heart was racing i just could not believe there was a baby on the ground. >> he called 911 a

. >> again, we need a lot of grace. people are in their feelings right now, as well they should be. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. this country is at a crossroads. a white ex-police officer held accountable for killing george floyd. held accountable for the 9 minute and 29 seconds video. derek chauvin will be in prison for years for what he did. that's accountability, it hasn't come nearly often enough in this country. but the question is, what happens now? what will america do now? what do we do now? george floyd's brother philonus writing, this verdict is historic. but it shouldn't be historic to punish people who do bad things, even if they wear a police uniform. >> accountability is exactly what we've gotten. but it won't -- it sends a message. but we need to have the laws change as well. >> the family got accountability. and we should celebrate that for them, because it was far from a sure thing. but a man they loved, a brother, cousin, father, is dead. george floyd didn't live to see justice because that officer took away his life. his murder opened the eyes of a lot of

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pray for the people of oklahoma city may god's grace be with them. meanwhile, we will be about our work. thank you. follow us on social media at c-span history for more this day in history clips and posts. in 2005 the us forest service marked its centennial with a two-hour documentary film next on real america the greatest good of forest service service centennial film narrated by charles osgood, the film uses photographs and an original music score to explore contrasting viewpoints in the debates between conservation, preservation and public use of force service lands. ♪ [sweeping symphonic intro] >> this is a story oer

last sunday, grace baptist cathedral easter service was disrupted by a group of hackers throwing slurs at the parishioners. how the congregation is coming together to combat the hate and intolerance. >> reporter: modern technology has made it easy for churches to spread their message much peace to the rest of the world and done the same unfortunately for messages of hate. these days, grace pitch church in san jose prepares for services with a dizzying array of tech nailing. the technology. it had setback last year. >> suck my [ bleep ], dog. >> reporter: young men crashed the service with an obscene, racist rant and went on insulting everyone from african- american to latinos to the lgbtq and jewish people. >> they attacked everybody. i don't know who they like. they came for everybody. >> reporter: this morning, the congregation came together again both in-person and on- line to discuss what happened. >> they were intent on doing harm to us. they were intent on frightening us. intent on just disturbing and disrupting and that was their fun. >> those words are meaningless. they hold no

grace helps both women and men become less dependent on cattle by starting businesses like beat making to make them. pay some buy books for the children send their children to school and also another income do you know that . minding site would be mine gold. so people will come to buy motorola musos relieved to be able to help our children with the money she makes from gold mining but is hard work for small returns on a got out but when i fail to find gold i can still go for charcoal burning for selling. for these communities that are small economic businesses are enough to sustain their livelihoods because as long as poverty exists cattle raiding will continue. more than 1000 survivors of a deadly attack by the islamist insurgents in golden mozambique have arrived in the port off now dozens were killed and more than 8000 displaced in the attack on the coastal town of fallujah last week the situation there is still unclear as communications have been cut short while the attack is seen as the biggest is collation off islands in the region since the insurgency started 4 years ago just ra

there is a go fund me for grace ban list to help pay for security. the hate speech incident comes four months after a deadly stabbing inside the church, violence that erupted as the congregation worked to help the homeless. >> made me more sad than angry. >> reporter: taft says she's praying for the three boys to brought so much hate to a church where everyone is welcome. >> your actions and your words showed that you have no respect for anyone and you also have no self-respect, and that's very sad. >> reporter: jean elle, "today in the bay." >> so true. >>> california leaders are seeking solutions to deal with the crisis at the border. still ahead on "today in the bay," the all new migrant housing plan long beach is signing off on. >>> plus, the key questions and concerns some lawmakers are raising about facebook's plan to create a new platform for kids. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. oh!