le haines, celebrated a wonderful ceremony. it was amazing. it gave the congregation opportunity to reconnect. it was a blessinged time. >> do you have many members commuting? we do. we have a good number that live in the area. for the most part, we're a commuter church different from when i joined. when i joined. >>> many lived in the neighborhood. now it's predominantly hispanic. >> we experienced the same. people are commuting. there's tremendous ministry going on. my 300 colleague and i mentioned reverend jenkins. he's doing great work there. they have to commute. they stay there and produce. so in our last minute or so, what would you give as the advice for pastors in that urban area and centers, seeing it move away. what was the best way to galvanize ministry? around mission and relationship. it's not just coming in sunday morning for celebration. it's everything that happens during the week whether feeding the homeless, dealing with human trafficking, planning outreach in thank you communit. that's instilled in our dna. >>> speaking out

les miserables also owed a debt to the 1995 french masterpiece la haine, which got a 25th anniversary of the county. having breathed bittersweet life into a tale of feuding sheep farming brothers in rams, it peels back another layer of nordic culture as inga finds her voice amid the often chilly silence of agrarian life. heartfelt pain blending with absurdist humour. from finland came dogs don't wear pants, about a middle—aged heart surgeon whose life falls apart in the wake of tragedy. but who finds unexpected relief from grief in the rituals of pain. despite the title, which in english at least has unintended overtones of naff carry on—style buffoonery, the result is sometimes shocking often funny but ultimately redemptive and uplifting with the director taking us tumbling down a rabbit hole with unexpected results. stranger still was patrick, which i think i can safely say was the best belgian nudist tragicomedy of the year. set on a remote naturist campsite, it tells the story of a young man worrying about the loss of first his hammer, and then his father. the fact that all this p

for dhas found to have sold green cards to chinese nation les on behalf of democratic donors and then neera tanden and of course, admiral haines, who wants your job as dni, the former deputy of john brennan and susan rice who were deeply involved, we understand, john brennan was, in the russia hoax so does a potential incoming biden administration agree with this , about china? and will they change policy? >> well, these election issues, we'll see who is in what seats, and whether there is a biden administration, but the point of what i've done here and how i've addressed this and why it's different for a director of national intelligence to take this approach is i want to make sure that the american people are clear on the threat so they can hold whoever holds these important national security positions is held accountable, so that the things that the trump adminitration has done so successfully that is different than any other administration has done before, sanctions against china, tariffs relating to china, holding them accountable on the world stage, calling out companies like huawei and zte that are veneers for the chine

les make sure his agenda gets enacted, enough to keep the momentum going? amna: as we know, those two key races will determine control of the senate. they are weeks away. that is politics monday. myerrin haines you both. amy: thank you, amna. errin:be good tith you. ♪ judy: before we go tonight, we want to take h a moment or one of our own. glenda bates has worked wi washington's public television station, weta and "newshour," and from t beginning she has played a critical role getting this on thema air. a stagger, she has made sure i anduruests a in the right place at the right time. she has done it all with her signature grace and kindness. she begins her retirement today, and we all wish you the veryis best on ew adventure and want to congratulate you on a remarkable career and thank you for everything you have done. miss you. that is the "newshour" for tonight. i am judy woodruff. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> architect,, bee keeper, mentor. a raymondjames a financial advisor helps you tailor your financial plan. >> consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. bnsf rail

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