jim ryan, "abc news" charts stone south carolina. >> if we cannot parishioners remember the nine killed in charleston and lit candles to remember the congregation. they said priors for all of charleston south carolina. >> cop federate flag and shooter dillon rooj he baited. lead rz say it's a move long over do and would help the state move forward in a number of ways. once senator there the slaing should be put and name of south carolina history against the urging of money including jeb bush and mitt romney who called from removele from ledic card. >> she's city in olney section weep police stay it started at the old prad drik bar. they say he came at the the guard with a bottle. no charges were filed. >>> philadelphia police are serving for four men that probing into a home at the tacony section of the city. 10:30, 6300 block of tiger man street. investigators say the men who were armed and wearing masked pushed on the backdoor and peeps a little. >> from delaware newsroom a tractor-trailer filled with baby white flipped over on i-95 in cies christianne today. the truck was making its

jim ryan, abc news charleston, south carolina. >> churches across the nation held solidarity servic including here in the bay ea. abc news reporter rnell barnard has more. >> reporter: pise at oakland's first ame church on this sunday morning. there is unity. >> been an angry21-year-old man. tolose the door to these churches. >> reverend mayberry was a friend pastor and state senator who died in e massacre. mayberry will attend its funeral next week. >> an advocate for what's right for the people of not only south carolina and the people of africa for the people of this country. that kind of activist. >> being a pen of faith, you have to forgive. >> charlotte willia says she forgive he the killer dillon roof and prays for his family. others s they have no fear coming to wohip. >> if you can't feel safe in a house of worship where we have the opportunity to com together, and pray ande a family, where can you safe? >> there was this prayer vigil inside san francisco's third baptischurch for nine victims the charleston shooting. >> reverend amos brown spent timet emmanuel church during the '60 c

jim ryan, abc news, charleston, south carolina. >> some powerful pictures there. >>> in the meantime, a violent attack at a block party in detroit is being called a revenge shooting. one person was killed and eleven others injured when shots rang out saturday night, sending families and children running for cover. police say the 19-year-old man who died was also shot a month ago, and they believe exchanged gunfire with two other men. police say witnesses are not cooperating out of fear. >>> the suspected killer of a new orleans police officer is now in custody. travis boys was still wearing his broken handcuffs when a rookie officer and his trainer spotted him trying to board a city bus yesterday. investigators are trying to figure out how boys managed to get free of his handcuffs in the back of a squad car and shoot officer daryle holloway. >> he was a good man. he was a good father. our hearts break for him and his children on father's day. >> the suspect was frisked before being placed in the back of the squad car, so authorities are trying to figure out where the gun used to kill

now from abc's jim ryan. >> a solemn sight in the south carolina low country.ands holding hands across the arthur ravenel bridge in memory of those who lost their lives wednesday. a few miles south of that bridge bells ringing out in memory of the nine victims of the emanuel ame massacre. the church reopening its doors for the first time a jam packed crowd in attendance. >> bring your burdens to the lord and leave them there. whether you're praying for yourself or the nine families. >> reporter: as thousands gathered graffiti discovered on a confederate monument away be the words this is the problem #racist. a couple of men from the area covering the base with a tarp but passers-by removing it just as quickly. >> you've had your time. >> take it down. >> as calls from south carolina residents rallying to take down the confederate flag on the front steps of the state capitol. >> the colored bathrooms, separate and unequal hostile treatment of people lynching murdering of people raping women and children that's what it stands for. >> some believe the decision sho

abc's jim ryan is there. >> our calling is not just within the walls of the congregation. >> reporter south carolina to pay their respects to the late reverend clementa pinckney. the state senator killed in last weekend's charleston shooting was raised in this community. he began preaching at the age of 13 and was ordained a pastor at 18. five years later, reverend pinckney was elected to the south carolina house of representatives, the youngest african-american to hold the honor. at age 27, the state senate. >> he was always there to help those that were in need, because he cared about the people. >> reporter: the reverend's body was then transported to charleston for another viewing at emanuel ame church this as two more victims, ethel lance and sharonda coleman-singleton were laid to rest. the funerals come amid more church chaos. a predominantly black church in macon was set on fire tuesday and another in charlotte, north carolina. investigators believe both were intentionally set, but despite the damage, one pastor says he's ready to forgive. >> these buildings can be repaired, y

there's been shootings in port kaituma. >> coming up, the last hours of congressman leo ryan and the reverend jim♪ an hors d'oeuvre for the table? ♪ perhaps even an elegant gesture for the neighbors. ♪ stella artois host beautifully > you could feel death in the air. you could actually feel it. >> jerry parks had a sense saturday, november 18th, 1978, would be his last day in jonestown, one way or another. >> i knew that we didn't have long. i knew that if we got out of there, it was going to have to be pretty quick. >> parks wanted his family to leave with the others who walked away that morning. >> i had clothes staged in a plastic bag in the tall grass where i worked. >> but then he saw someone approaching it. >> i seen him pick up the bag and start walking. first thing i thought, oh, no, somebody's turned us in. >> so his 64-year-old mother, edith parks, sought out congressman ryan's aide jackie speier. tim carter seen here overheard the conversation. >> and edith parks walked up to jackie speier, and said, i'm being held prisoner here. i want to go home. >> this is jackie speier walking back

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. >> jim yong kim, rebecca blumenstein, thank you. [applause] >> wisconsin resident of paul ryan also spoke at the wall street journal annual conference. the chair of the ways and means committee discussed tax policies. this is about 30 minutes. can really: welcome, congressman. good morning to everyone out there. i want to start talking about the news out there. you and another center -- senators sent a letter to the treasury department talking about basically version and proper shifting project. it has not gotten a lot of attention, but it seems to be a big deal. talk a little bit about what was in the letter and how you see that in terms of your own efforts to work on the tax code. rep. ryan: it certainly has the attention of tax writers. first of all, we come from the school of thought which believes and tax competition, not harmonization. it means we want to see countries compete for more free enterprise taxes. it is not trying to harmonize everyone's taxes up. kimberly: which is what this project is attempting to do. rep. ryan: correct. it's also attempting to grab a tax ba

ryan popple with big electric buses. stephanie: i am going to step out. coming up, dr. jim walsh of m.i.t..ericans that have traveled to iran and north korea to discuss nuclear issues. he will be reacting on the iran nuclear talks today at 10:30. i will see you tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. ♪ >> good morning. it is 10:00 in new york city. 10:00 p.m. in shanghai. >> welcome to "the bloomberg market day." >> greek finance ministers say they will miss today's payment to the finance ministers. >> chris christie makes his longshot presidential bid official. he is far behind at the polls. >> apple joins the streaming music war today with streaming music. it could change the way you listen to music. ♪ >> good morning. i am olivia sterns. >> i am matt miller. let's go to mike mckee for the june number. mike: it is very high. 101 .4. last month it was 104.6.

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and from jim cooper, south carolina should remove the confederate that of fight from its capital, and tennessee should remove the bust of forest inside our capital. one more tweet. ryan's previous -- reince priebus, proud to stand in south carolina today with nikki haley. richard is up next from massachusetts on the line of those who oppose the five removal -- flag's removal. caller: when the north front the south, it was not because of slavery. it was because the north had factories that could not compete with the south factories because of slave labor. they did not care about the blacks. i will tell you, what is going to happen now, when the economy crashes, you will see serious crimes. 20% of people who have money in this country are white. they are not going to hire the blacks or hispanics. they are going to really see some wars break out. host: edward is up next on the line of those who support the fi flag's removal. caller: i have so happy the flag is being removed. i think we should take a look at all of our state flags. host: that discussion happening now in mississippi, where we noted earlier that one of the key leaders they're calling for the removal of the f