but that's interesting john bishop, interesting that john bishop, comedian, house comedian, he had hisi'm like, man, i didn't know he was doing well. i would have been a lot nicer invite it was lot nicer to invite you. it was that rich. >> dodi do think are >> dodi do you think people are going to be their houses going to be buying their houses back going to be buying their houses bacyeah, that's what >> yeah, well, that's what i think of people are to think a lot of people are to going of money from going make a lot of money from this government will this because the government will have bought house the day have bought a house the day before for million then before for 1.5 million and then next he'll buy it back next week he'll buy it back for a in a million. that's 500,000 in your bishop, your pocket. so john bishop, 6.8. how much that his 6.8. i wonder how much that his houseis 6.8. i wonder how much that his house is for going now. price will have gone down. of will have gone down. yeah, of course it will gone down. course it will have gone down. they going they thought there's go

assistant chief john bishop was a devoted and loyal firefighter, husband and father, who never stopped serving others, even in his last moments. he started his career in the fire service as a volunteer firefighter in mountain center at volunteer station 78, and worked his way up through hard work, loyalty and commitment. in recent months, before his tragic death, josh had been promoted to assistant chief with cal fire's southern region headquarters, where he oversaw the training program before transferring to the technical air operations. josh loved his wife of 24 years beyond measure, and lived to make his children's dreams come true. no matter the cost. josh was always out for an adventure and was known for his willingness to help others and was loved and respected by his friends, family and community. now, fire captain tim rodriguez loved being a firefighter more than anyone could imagine. he was raised and graduated from west valley high school in 1997. he started his fire service career as a firefighter one, serving at fire station 41 in mecca, and was soon promoted to firefighter

after the death of dometian, the apostle john returned to exile. to the city of ephesus. the bishopsnd elders of the church of ephesus showed him the three gospels, written by the apostles matthew, mark and luke. having confirmed their authenticity, the apostle john considered it necessary to write another gospel, supplementing it with the missing points, which he, as the last surviving eyewitness, understood well. at the same time, this was extremely important due to the spread of several active gnostic sects that humiliated and even denied the divine dignity of the savior. a strong word was needed to counterbalance these misconceptions. in his gospel, the apostle john outlined the conversations of jesus christ that he said in judea. in terms of their content, they were difficult to understand, since they were addressed to literate scholars. probably for this reason they were not included in the first three gospels that were. intended for new christians. starting to compile the gospel, the apostle john retired with his disciple-prokhor to the mountain, where he wrote the gospel that

so do you generally do well if your house is compulsorily well john bishop did i know that john bishop complete killing on the fact that but a lot people had that but a lot of people had obviously not the obviously were not paid the value of their houses to value of their houses and had to and yeah, and it's made a huge , and yeah, and it's made a huge, huge problem for people who've lost their homes and businesses and will never get that kind of and will never get that kind of and i think quite scandalously the day before rishi sunak made the day before rishi sunak made the that he was the announcement that he was going to axe the line going up to manchester, they still compulsorily purchase at somebody's house for 1.5 million. >> the day before. >> the day before. >> and we all knew he was about to take this decision as well. i mean, he's been pretty clear on hs2 since he was even chancellor. he just couldn't make that decision himself. so to to just to allow that to go ahead just because you're waiting for a few days, because you to at days, because you want to say at conference jus

john in the back and different volunteers that participate . >> the next photo, is a group of volunteers . >> this is san quentin prison. this was a delegation of california bishops. with sister helen. planned we went there to look at the devereaux facility and the different aspects of san quentin. >> the next set i believe is a candlelight vigil for crime survivors. >> we did a prayer service at night and this is a vigil and that is a photo that is shown and people are invited to come and family members. regardless of what happened, we do this. >> you are gathered in a church in this next photo. >> this was in sacramento. at the cathedral. we had a large group of people come for a conference and we did a prayer service together. >> the next set shows a young man's funeral, a memorial, i would say. this is a picture of a victim of a crime. >> this was in east palo alto. and he was killed in a drive-by shooting. and we did this prayer service in east palo alto. a few years ago. we do this for every family that is killed. >> this next one shows young men who are in detention of some kind. >> we have detention facilities for youth. i have seen as young as 10 years o

bishop there noting the conflict doesn't just affect israelis and palestinians but people of all faiths around the world. gus rosendale with nbc new york explains ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the cathedral of st. john divine can host more than 2,000 people ♪ ♪ >> reporter: people gathered on the steps of the world's sixth largest church to pray for the end of an international conflict still in its early days. >> very, very scary. especially with all the other things going on in the world it's like we are having a perfect storm of madness >> reporter: the episcopal church asking for a day of fasting and prayer >> women and children were killed at home, strolling on the streets or dancing at an outdoor festival >> reporter: comparisons, the attacks on israel made to new york on 9/11 >> we know something about what it means to be targeted by terrorists >> reporter: and just like the days and weeks following that terrible tuesday in 2001, houses of worship are once again taking on an important role for people of all backgrounds >> their is is one of those wees when people are coming back to their churches, back to the synagogue, back to the mosques because our hearts are so broken >> lord in your mercy