we pray, o lord, that this advances the peace in all the world.and all of the people you have claimed for your own -- francis, our pope, the order of bishops, all of the clergy, and all of the people you have claimed for your own. may beau also be one with him in resurrection and the men from the earth will raise up the flesh of those who have died and transform our lowly body after the pattern of his own glorious life. to our departed brothers and sisters to all who are pleasing to you, at their passing of this life, give kind admittance to your kingdom. there, we hope to enjoy forever the fullness of your glory where you will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and seeing you the god that you are, we shall be praising you without and. -- without end. through christ, our lord, whom you have bestowed upon the world for all that is good. through him and with him, all glory and honor is yours for ever and ever. -- for ever and ever. ♪ [singing] >> ♪ amen, amen, amen. ♪ >> let us pray now, our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kin

we reflect, lord upon what the psalmist declares in the 130th psalm, that out of the depths i cry to you ord, order,lord, hear my voice and how deeply in the depths we feel ourselves to be this morning the very shocking and unsettling and almost unspeakable tragedy has devastated us all. for one of our own has been killed along with others in that faith community on the coast, and our hearts go out not only to senator pinckney's family to the community he served and to our grieving state, but to all around this country who are also trying to process what has happened again. hold us all tightly lord in your loving arms during these hours and days while we strive to make sense of that which at the core is absolutely senseless, o, lord. bestow hope and mercy, keep us focused on honoring you as the senator did, be with all of those this charleston who have losted loved ones and bless this body all of the senators and the staff, guiding them o, lord leading all of us through these challenges times in which we live. in your comforting and loving name do we pray all of this yet again, dear lord a

not in part but the whole is nailed to the cross and i bear it no more praise the lord, praise the lord, owell, with my soul oh, trump the angel oh, voice of the lord blessed hope, blessed rest of my soul it is well, it is well with my soul, with my soul it is well, it is well with my soul it is well it is well with my soul it is well, it is well, with my soul it is well with my soul ♪ ♪ [applause] it is well with my soul ♪ ♪ [applause] >> amen. >> let me invite all of our pastors across this faith community to pray with us and with this family. god of our weary ears, god of our solemn tears, thousand,000 thou who has brought us thus far on faith, who has led us into the light, keep us forever in thy path, we pray, lest our feet stray from the places, our god where we might be. to the great grand and supreme architect of the universe, to the one and only true god, the eternal father, and his son, jesus christ, and in the holy ghost, we pray. we gathered this day symbolic of being knee bowed and body bent before the throne of grace. it is this day that we bow our hearts beneath our knees an

lord's work. bobby -- >> b-o-b-b-i-e. >> i didn't know that. >> i'm doing a talk over there next week. >> did you see what he said about women today? >> i'm doing a talk over there next week on the role of women in the church. >> great. i think we should stop traveling. makes me nervous. >> people are nervous when he stays still. >> is she around here? >> she is in greensburg, florida, and -- but we're very close. she likes you. >> oh, good. thank you. hi. >> always get two books because i get one for my mother and myself. so i think maybe mary, helen and matthew. >> how is he doing? >> doing just great. living in brooklyn. >> so he moved out -- he was in california for a while. right? >> right. right. he is actually getting a couple gigs here and there. >> good for him. >> i told him he has until 26 when he gets one he insurance. >> i was in brooklyn with the historical society monday night. it was so shi-shi. >> really. it is so beautiful now in downtown that area of brooklyn. >> how do you el it? >> l-e-o-a. >> now i have all the books of yours. >> thank you. >> that i have gotten back from mo

but their lives will not have ended in vain, o lord. we will not allow that to happen.ach of these persons to hold their own loved ones in our hearts and to mention them in our prayers and to ask again and again that you will provide to their family members and friends the comfort and the ease which only you, lord, can grant. we have all lost so very much because of these deaths. may we as your servants by your grace move forward and be stronger than ever. the late senator pinkney, himself, loving father and husband, dedicated church leader inspiring and hard working member of our state's senate he touched our lives, o god, in so many ways. it is almost impossible not to imagine his presence in hallways, meeting rooms, and offices of the building in columbia much less there at the state house in the senate chamber. the warmth of his smile the depth of his caring spirit his insightful view points cannot be replaced. but, dear lord, what we all can do to honor senator pinkney and the eight others so tragically taken from us is to work harder than ever to tear down walls o

old hymn that we're going to get on our bended knees with our face to the rising sun and just pray, o, lordon this day. >> your friend, the state senator, reverend pinckney, i think he'd be proud. so thanks so much. kate? >> all right. thanks so much, john. we're going to get back to the ground in charleston, south carolina, in just a moment. i want to head over to the white house though right now. bring in our white house correspondent michelle kosinski where she is standing by right now. the president will be speaking shortly. he will be making remarks about this shooting massacre at the church in charleston. michelle, what are you picking up? >> reporter: hi, kate. right. all morning we've been waiting to hear a statement from the white house. we expected them to put out a statement. we've been waiting for that for hours as everyone seems to be weighing in on this. now we know why the white house has been silent up to this point. that the president himself will deliver a statement just about 20 minutes away right now before he departs on a trip to california. we did hear the attorney gen

jennifer: o, my lord. robby: i would not let them buy a refrigerator. someone can donate it it. it should go into the smithsonian afterwards. it probably has freon and other bad stuff. host: your friend did a column, hillary clinton re-brands obamas frat house as her own. she is arguing clinton world is very male. do you feel like it is a little male at the top? i do not even know through those people are. [laughter] i do not feel like that. host: do you worry about diversity? jennifer: this is a big -- this is an important priority for both hillary and robby and john. this is a big priority for these guys. i am really proud of the team we have built. diversity in age gender. robby: we have 24-year-olds and 22-year-olds. we hold our staff accountable for finding the most diverse staff possible. i think we're the first ever presidential campaign to have a chief diversity officer. we are really proud of the team we are building. host: you are the special guest at an lgbt take off. -- kickoff event. assuming a supreme court ruling in favor of gay marriage, how will that change the

part but the whole is nailed to the cross ♪ ♪ and i bear it no more praise the lord praise the lord ♪ ♪ oaste the day when the faith shall be sight ♪ ♪ the clouds be rolled back as a scroll the trump shall resound and the lord shall descend ♪ ♪ even so it is well with my soul ♪ ♪ it is well it is well with my soul ♪ ♪ with my soul it is well it is well with my soul ♪ ♪ it is well it is well with my soul with my soul ♪ ♪ it is well it is well with my soul ♪ ♪ ♪ >> let me invite all of our pastors across this faith community to pray with us and with this family. god of our year god of our silent tears, thou who has brought us this far on faith, thou who has by the night led us into the light, keep us forever in thy path we pray lest our feet stray from the places our god where we met thee. to the great, grand, and supreme architect of the universe to the one and only true god, the eternal father and his son, jesus christ, and in the holy ghost we pray. we gathered this day symbolic of being body bent before the throne of grace. this is this day that we bow our hearts beneath our knees and o

"hear, o israel, the lord our god, the lord is one." then he became very silent. he didn't speak no more. he didn't move no more. we went, my brother and i went off to the salt mine. the first time in my life i lost faith in god. i was born in an orthodox family. my father was a wonderful, wonderful human being, very pious jew. he would not harm a soul. in fact, in the concentration camp, he kept people alive. really alive. lots of them went and touched his barbed wired to end. he could not stand it any longer. and he used to say "no, no you'll see. like god sent moses to get the children of israel out of egypt, out of bondage, you'll see he will send somebody to treat us and in fact to take us back to our homeland, israel." it was like he foresaw that. like it was a prediction -- or not a prediction, it was a prophecy, sort of. you know? now that wonderful man is no more. and i said, "if god allowed such to happen, there is no god. if god allowed for him to be killed, then i don't believe anymore." and thank god that it did not last long. because in the very same

three of the lords disposed of this art meant by holding that -- of this argument by holding that the orders were "the law o f the land." holding that "all" means all. other lords held that there was no prerogative power to exile a population from its mind. -- from its homeland. i was not a member of the panel that heard of that case. i wonder which way i would have decided it. [laughter] justice hale: i wonder which weight the u.s. supreme court of the united states would decided it. the underpinning all use of 1215 and 1255 are as important to today's world as they were then and as much indeed protection in our courts. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, lady hale for those spirited, illuminating, and entertaining remarks on this fundamental.net on the rule of law -- on this fundamental document on the rule of law. i also want to acknowledge it justice convert -- justice gi nsberg this afternoon. one of the things lady hale me ntion, we have one of the largest collection of constitutions on display out of the gift shop this afternoon which is opened by the way. you will find a 1956 printing of magna carta

the chaplain: o lord by your will we are born in different nations, speak different languages and follow different religions and cultures. yet we are all your children and ever grateful for your love and protection. eadvocate in us pious thoughts and feelings to shun all hatred and violence. and become worthy of your services. bless our future generations, bring the spirit of love, sacrifice and cooperation. guide us in following saints like one who proclaimed in hindy -- hindi, god is the master of all. inspire us, as your trustees to nourish and protect the world around us, to sustain all life. guide us along the ethical and holistic path of self-control, purity of purpose and dedication enshrined. o lord, bless this august assembly and this nation in performing its national and global responsibilities towards furthering the cause of humanity. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. . the speaker pro tempore: the pursuant to clause 1 of rule

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o them, they don't have the aid and abbility through the crosswalk. don't have the aid and abbility through the crosswalk. >> thank you for being ♪music the lord says, " to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more informatiovisit mysundaymass.org >>> welcome ck to "beyond the headlines," and we've been talking about safy asures for pedestrians and bicyclists on the roadys, but it's also important t remember caution around our raioad tracks. a heart brokenast bay mother has been making a pblic plea for young people to take tir focus off their phones and pay more attention to their surroundings. britney silvo ws killed by an amtrack teen may. the family says she was texting and listening music whenthe accident happened. >> she w listening to music, both head pones in. >> cynthia says what she thinks happened to her daughter, britney, as e teen walk across the train tracks before 6:00 p.m. mondanight. >> looki ining down like this, t see the armsown behind her, had the hephones in, and she coul't hear the train coming. >> 18-year-old b

you, o lord, are a great and mighty god. yet you are also compassionate and gracious. be gracious to us still and grant us a spiritual awakening that will renew our nation from within. in jesus' name we pray this, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance today will be led by the gentleman from georgia mr. graves. mr. graves: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from florida, mr. jolly, is recognized for one minute. mr. jolly: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to introduce my colleagues, our guest chaplain for the u.s. house of representatives today pastor willie rice of clearwater florida calvary baptist church. pastor willie is a florida native, returning to the church years later in 2004 to become the church pastor.

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lord inspire our lawmakers to be honorable and generous in their dealing with each other, remembering your great commandment to love their neighbors as they love themselves. o god, you have been a refuge for your people through many generations, be our fortress in every moment and every need that we face this day. guide us through the uncertainty and darkness, continually strengthening us for times of testing. we pray in your holy name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: we'll vote to be the to bring long overdue leadership to an agency in urgent need of reform and culture change and that's the t.s.a. i wish the white house hadn't waited six months to send us a nominee to lead this troubled agency. but now that the administration finally has we're glad to see it's a highly qualified candidate like peter v. neffenger. it's never easy to