so, whenever there's a need for china to explore to the area, to work with a local church, or to work with people who live there. >> and i read that your mission is particularly for the poor. and that includes the large immigrants, the migrant group circulating to the response to their needs as well. so i guess, because we are very international. >> are missionary society because we can't go to different countries, and to be with your own people, to know that they are in a different country but also with your own people. so many immigrants here in the bay area. so, i have an advantage because i know the culture, i can work a peep or. it's truly a blessing for us. >> that's wonderful. we will come back after this brief break and talk more about the history and future of catholicism for the chinese. >> hello, welcome back. as we mentioned, there's a long history of chinese catholics in san francisco, and in fact, the chinese population i believe in san francisco is about one in five of the population. been here for a long time and we have a long history. let me show you a couple of wide

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firefighters and messages say a molotov cocktail was thrown at a local church. they are asking for tips from the public at helping in their arson investigation. the attack on the catholic church comes weeks after other catholic church evangelization's. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> shannon: i want to start with the statement that you all put out. you said leading members of the democratic party have fueled a climate of hate against catholics and these attacks have led to acts of violence. is it fair to lay this at the feet of the democratic party? what does that mean? >> there has been disturbing riots and violence directed at catholics over the last several weeks. in fact, over 60 acts of vandalism and violence have been directed at catholic churches, peaceful catholics purring down my praying the rosary. and the church outside boston that was attacked last week. these are not just rouse ran to. where is joe biden? he has prodded himself as a devout catholic. why hasn't he said anything? how someone who claims to love their faith so deeply can sit on th

this video from a local church, livestreaming at the time, shows how devastating the blast was. the priest running for cover, as stained glass rained down from above. lebanon's health ministry says at least a hundred people were killed and more than 4,000 injured. already overwhelmed hospitals struggling to care for the wounded. >> the scenes around the city are apocalyptic. i mean, this is more than a catastrophe. >> reporter: president trump offering condolences and aid. >> our prayers go out to all the victims and their families. the united states stands ready to assist lebanon. >> reporter: the president suggesting without evidence that the explosion was an attack. >> they seem to think it was an attack. it was a bomb of some kind. >> reporter: and lebanon's prime minister vowing to find whoever's responsible, telling the public that this disaster won't pass without accountability, and that those responsible will pay the price. the massive blast caused when 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded, the same material as the oklahoma city bombing in 1995, but reportedly a thous

communities of being involved in the local community church gro group, that is a really interesting topic that not a lot of people have gone into or understand as much so people do understand the suffrage movement but they don't understand that african-americans remain very active, this is a different endeavor to make sure to include african-americans and their stories like sarah parker who is on the far wall, she was an activist and antislavery society of massachusetts and she tricked her activism abroad, it's an interesting story about how american suffragist were not only focused in the united states but they were also active upfront in europe and to talk about what is being referred to as seneca falls, this is elizabeth cady stanton in 1870 and is by napoleon and is pointed to a book in their very dignified, this would be a progressive shot today, they were using this portrait to represent them to a wider audience, they did not even meet until 1851 coast entrance of seneca falls as most of us recall from our history books and high school w

he popped up at a local church near his home, even getting close enough to a fellow worshipers to take a selfie on this the second to last weekend that he has as just being the presumptive nominee. once he makes it official and accepts the nomination, a lot of things are going to change. he spoke this morning about the way his wife has been helping him behind the scenes fill out a campaign staff. >> jill is best at helping me figure out who the people around me would be most compatible with me. she knows me ingber than i know -- i think better than i know me. >> reporter: the trump campaign blasted out a question of the day for joe biden, and this is it. why can you travel to campaign events in pennsylvania but not to a tv studio in wisconsin and the communications director for the trump team reached out to me after that to ask why it is that biden can go to church but he can't go to wisconsin, pointing out they believe biden encountered more people at church today than he would at the slimmed down convention speech in milwaukee. about the convention, we don't know where in delaware bi

church as a backdrop. it was joe biden who asked if a prominent local pastor, the reverend dr.ylvester beamon, would convene a group of pastors and community activists, and joe went to one of our most prominent local churches to kneel, to pray, to listen. that happened now months ago. joe is someone who has always, when the moment calls for it, seen the significance of going and being with the people of our country. >> okay. >> but in a way that is safe, socially distanced, and follows the directions of scientists. >> senator coons, thank you, as always. appreciate you being here. >> thank you, michael. great to be on with you. >> let's see what you're saying on my twitter and facebook pages. where does this come from, katherine? twitter. "perception is reality. biden looks weak. trump looks strong. words don't matter. talk is cheap. people decide based on what they see, not on what they hear. perception is reality." well, bionicmonkey, i guess you're looking at the rorschach test and you're seeing weakness. vice president biden's supporters are looking at it and they're seeing

the proposal is being done in partnership with a local church and looks to establish 31 tiny homes in a community in collaboration with the city of livermore. >>> and in san francisco a win for tenants who can't pay their rent during the pandemic. a judge ruled in favor of the city's eviction ban. in june landlords sued the city saying that the eviction ban moratorium was unconstitutional because it conflicted with a statewide ban and argued tenants would stop paying their rent altogether. "the chronicle" reports the judge disagreed saying the ban promotes public welfare. opponent argue landlords of smaller properties are the ones who will struggle the most as a result. and now to something good and prshowcasing her talent between two pieces of bread. >> now serving sandwiches. each week it offers a sandwich of the week. that sounds good. so customers can order the sandwich ahead of time starting today and then pick them up on friday from noon to 3:00 p.m. thinking ahead. >> we finally get a taste of something super fancy. >> do they call them sandwiches? >> whatever it takes for to y

communities by being involved in those local community church groups. that's an interesting topic not a lot of people have gone into or understand as much. people do understand the suffrage movement was divided, but they don't understand that african-american remain very active. mike sarah parker, whose portrait is on the far wall. she was an activist in anti-slavery society of massachusetts. and she took her activism abroad. this is another interesting story in how american suffragists were not only vocus -- focused in the united states, but they were also out of -- active elsewhere in new york. we are going to talk about seneca falls and what is being referred to as the myth of seneca falls. this is a portrait of susan b anthony. anthony is pointing to a book, and they are very dignified. this would be a publicity shot today. they were using this portrait to represent them to a wider audience. they didn't even meet until 1851. seneca falls, as most of us recall from our history books and high school, was a gathering, the first convention in 18

. >> reporter: joe biden popped up at a local church today and was spotted taking selfies with at leaster worshiper, something he hasn't been spotted doing in a really long time because of covid-19 health concerns. inspiring party leaders to call off the in-person part of their convention in wisconsin. so now the trump campaign's communications director has a question. tim murtaugh sent this over today: if biden can go to church, why can't he go to wisconsin? he probably saw more people at church than he would in a tv studio in milwaukee. biden's mostly virtual convention is going to kick off a week from tomorrow. we don't know whether he has communicated to whichever woman he selected as a running mate that she won the veep stakes, but he was here yesterday, and he said he's made up his mind, adding a joke about who it would be. >> hey, mr. vice president, have you picked a running mate yet in. >> yeah, i have. >> who is it9? >> you. >> reporter: and so far today the that trip to church the only thing on his schedule, nothing publicly listed for the rest of the day. jon? jon: peter doo

you are working with local churches so students have somewhere to go if needed when school starts.me of the other obstacles that you're running into, to try to make sure remote learning can work efficiency, come september? >> number one, trying to reach all of our students. that's a major concern. at the end of the school year, we had about 7,600 students that we were unable to reach. we launched a students within reach campaign, where we're trying to not only locate the 7,600 students but locate all our students. we have 209,000 students that are on our rosters, and we're scheduled to receive them virtually september 8th. that's the big hurdle right now. in addition to that, we have about 22,000 devices that we need to deploy to students based on survey data that says that they do not have a laptop and/or chro chromebook. we have 16,000 hot spots we need to distribute to students. our goal is to get all the devices distributed by tuesday, september 8th. >> when you say you can't find these students, what do you mean? >> when we switched to virtual learning in march, students -- al

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i came to that position looking for how i could volunteer at my local church. they said boy, do we have something for you to do. [applause] -- [laughter] and things happen from there. kate and i went to the same women's college in boston. our years overlapped but we were never friends. see how tubman works. we are such kindred spirits. she has brought us together. we talk almost on a daily basis. >> wow. speaking of that, that leads me to the final question before we open it up to the audience. you touched on it a bit. i am curious to know as a leader of a historic site what do you think sites like the tubman home and the wilson house, these iconic last homes of important americans, what role do we have to advance the history forward beyond opening our doors to the public in a general way for tours, but how do you see historic sites being a part of all this vision for equality and freedom you talk about? >> i think if you operate and manage a historic site as we both do, the site has to always be alive. it has to breathe. history for history's sake, but i think

. >> reporter: the pastor at a local church says they have up to four funerals a day. >> we can't bringan do is come in front of the church and ring the funeral bell. >> reporter: this morning, new questions about testing. ohio governor mike dewine first tested positive for the virus thursday. overnight, results from a second test showing he's negative. actress alyssa milano slamming what she calls the flawed testing system, telling cnn she tested positive for antibodies even though she tested negative for the virus in april. >> to me this is such an incredible, incredible failure. >> reporter: the president saying he's hopeful a vaccine will be ready by november 3rd, election day. >> i'm optimistic it will be probably around that date. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year, certainly, but around that date, yes, i think so. >> reporter: but dr. anthony fauci expects that date to be later. >> we're trying very hard to ultimately get a vaccine that might be available by the end the year or the beginning of 2021. >> reporter: until then, fauci insists social distancin

i came to that position looking for how i could volunteer at my local church, and they said, boy, do we have something for you to do. and you know, then things happened from there. but kate and i both went to the same women's college in boston. and our years overlapped, but we were never friends. and see how tubman works? we are such kindred spirits, and she has brought us together. i think we talk almost on a daily basis. >> wow. >> yeah. >> well, speaking of that, that leads me to our final question before we open it up to the audience. and you have touched on it a bit. and i'm curious to know, as a leader of a historic site, excuse me, what you think sites like the tubman home and sites like the wilson house, these iconic last homes of important americans, what role do we have as sites to advance this history forward? beyond opening our doors to the public in a general way for tourists, but how do you see historic sites being a part of all of this vision for equality and freedom that you have talked about? >> yeah. i think that if you -- if you operate, manage a historic site, lik

some of the pallbearers were freemasons but there were rectors at some of the local churches. again, we see that connection between freemasonry, the different schools and churches washington supported in his citizenry and private life, and those individuals being responsible for the funeral procession, down to the tomb, giving a series of last words, volley fired, and washington is entombed. >> we saw images of the old tomb and the new tomb. why were there two tombs? why was it necessary at some point to have a new tomb? dr. costello: so the old tomb probably was built by lawrence washington. by the time of washington's death, it was a bit old. it is not a big tomb. so for washington family members that were buried there, space is limited. washington, in his will, put aside money, wanted the family to build a new tomb, so that him and the remains of his family members could be moved there and then anyone else who came after them could also be buried there. but they waited 30 years to build the new tomb. so i don't know if part of it was just they didn't feel like it was a prio

communities, by being involved in those local community churchroups. and that is a very interesting topic that not a lot of people have gone into or understand as much. so, people do understand the suffrage movement was divided, but they don't understand that remained aricans very active. and so this exhibition endeavors to make sure that we include african-americans and other stories, like sarah parker, whose portrait is on the far wall. she was an activist in anti-slavery society of massachusetts. and she took her activism abroad. this is another interesting story of how american suffragists were not only vocus focused on the united states, but also active elsewhere in europe. we are going to talk about seneca falls and what is being referred to as the myth of seneca falls. this is a portrait of susan b . anthony and elizabeth stanton from 1870. together, susan b anthony is pointing to a book, and it they are very dignified. this is what would be like a publicity shot today. they were using this portrait to represent them to a wider audience. t

communities, by being involved in those local community church groups. and that's a that not a lot of have gone into or understand as much, so people do understand that the suffrage movement was divided, but they don't understand that african-americans remained very active and so this exhibition endeavors to make sure we include african-americans and their stories like sarah parker ramon whose portrait is on the far wall. she was an activist in antislavery society of massachusetts, and she took her activism abroad and that's another really interesting story is how american suffragists were not only focused in the united states but they were also active elsewhere in europe especially. and last, what we're going to do is talk about seneca falls and what is being referred to as the myth of seneca falls. so this is a portrait of elizabeth katy stanton and susan b. anthony. and he captured them together, you know, anthony is pointing to a book, and they're very dignified, and this is what would be like a publicity shot today. they were using this port

struggle we are today if president reagan had not cut that billions of dollars for housing, where local churchesal nonprofits could build affordable housing in their own communities and be sustained and financed by loans from the federal government. , we passededicare antipoverty programs, civil rights bill of 1964, 19 c5, voting rights bills -- 1965, voting rights bills. a whole array. john lewis must the understood as one of the leaders of the greatest advance of congress and the white house on behalf of we the people of the usa. [applause] we do not need bipartisan politics and we are going to celebrate the life of john lewis. constitution to come alive. we hold these truths to be self imminent. we need the congress and the president's to work unfaltering on behalf of every boy and every girl, so that every baby born on these shores will have access to the tree of life. that is the only way to honor john robert lewis. no other way. let all of us in the service today, let all the people of usa determine that we will not be dies as long as any child in the first year of life in the united state

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our own local heroin, mary church terrell, i'm a native washingtonian and those of us live here know there is a terrell place right outside. >> i walked by it the other day. >> the old company if you want to talk about that. but she had the additional issue, she was a native of d.c. we have no home rule in d.c. particularly in her time. no voting rights for anything until 1964. so how did -- she had more tan a full plate and how did she balance and work into the intersectionality of black rights and women's rights and d.c. home rule rights. >> well, i think in some ways the answer is it is the strengths of an intersectional vision where you can't separate out any of those things. and that one of the reasons i've enjoyed so much learning more about african-american suffragist, is they often had a much broader approach to voting. it wasn't just the vote. it was thinking about the role of african-americans in the larger society and how to uplift communities and families and challenge racism. so there is a breadth to their vision and this is one element of it. but we keep coming back to

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