i get that from jim o'connell. you could not solve homelessness with making changes -- you could solve homelessness by making changes in every department of america. because the people who find themselves homeless -- a subset of rough sleepers is a different group. he reported that they are two thirds white, all adults and 70% are male. why is that? >> i am sure they are just looking at the juvenile, young people that are homeless. the boston health care for the homeless program does not deal directly with children, teenagers. why are those things? we don't know. it is really quiet puzzling. like people are represented in homelessness in the country. there underrepresented among the rough sleepers of boston. there are prophecies about that. one is that one community is better taken care of their own. but nobody knows the answers that for sure. >> on the gender question, you report it is much more dangerous on the streets for women. >> it is horrible. it is dangerous for everyone but for women, even more so. the mos

medina is the husband of bishop o'connell's housekeeper. >> reporter: o'connell tended to some of the poorest communities in los angeles for nearly 45 years, resolving disputes between local gangs, even helping calm tensions after the l.a. riots. >> this bishop made a huge difference in our community. he was loved. >> reporter: father brendan busse was ordained by o'connell. >> i was in total shock, you know, absolutely shock. he was a great man. he was joyful. he was very simple and humble. >> reporter: over the weekend, even with the crime scene tape in the background, parishioners descended here. prayers read during the day. ♪ hymns sung at night. >> we can't even imagine something like this would happen to him, especially a soul like him. very loving, caring. >> reporter: joe and denise byrne were married in 1979 by o'connell in ireland. >> it's just unbelievable. it didn't sink in. it was like surreal. it's just -- we just couldn't comprehend. >> reporter: now, investors say it was a tipster that led them to the suspect's home, where a search uncovered two firearms. those guns ar

o'connell had suffered a gunshot wound to the chest. investigators say the suspect's car was captured on video in the bishops driveway. he was arrested at his home in torrance, monday morning, following a standoff. >> detectives recovered to firearms, and other evidence, possibly linking medina to the crime. >> reporter: the 59-year-old bishop was a longtime figure in the community, known for his work preventing gang violence and gun violence and helping immigrants and the poor. >> every day, he worked to show compassion to the poor, to the homeless, to the immigrant, and to all those living on society's margins. he was a good priest and a good bishop. and a man of peace. >> the killing has shaken la's catholic community. >> there is nobody who has love in his heart who would want to hurt this bishop, because all he radiated is love, joy, and peace and understanding, compassion. >> medina's wife is cooperating in the investigation. >> bishop o'connell was born in ireland in 1953. he served as a priest and a bishop in l.a. county for 45

medina is the husband of bishop o'connell's housekeeper. >> reporter: o'connell tended to some of therest communities in los angeles for nearly 45 years, resolving disputes between local gangs, even helping calm tensions after the l.a. riots. >> this bishop made a huge difference in our community. he was loved. >> reporter: father brendan busse he was ordained by o'connell. >> i was in total shock, absolute shock. he was a great man. he was joyful. he was simple and humble. >> reporter: over the weekend, even with the crime scene tape in the background, parishioners descended here, prayers read during the day. hymns song at night. >> we can't imagine something would happen like this to him. he was very loving and caring. >> reporter: they were married in 1979 by o'connell in ireland. >> unbelievable. it didn't sink in. it was surreal. you just couldn't comprehend. >> reporter: investigators say it was the tipster that led them to the suspect's home where a search uncovered two firearms. those guns are now undergoing ballistics testing to see if you either match the weapon used in the

luna also provided details about the rest of o'connell suspected killer. he says it was a tipster who told them about 65 year-old. carlos medina of torrance detectives were told by the tipster that they were concerned because medina was acting strange, a rational. >> and make comments about the bishop owing him. >> money, lewis as medina who's the husband of o'connell's, longtime housekeeper, had done some work for the bishop at his residence. >> the sheriff says medina's dark colored suv was captured on security camera at o'connell's home about the same time o'connell was gunned down in his bed early saturday morning, detectives discovered surveillance footage that showed a vehicle. >> that it pulled into the bishops driveway state for a short time and left the location. medina was arrested at his torrance home monday morning following an hours-long standoff, detectives recovered 2 firearms and other evidence possibly linking medina. >> to the crime. >> the la catholic community continues to gather it o'connell's home to pray for the fallen bishop. >> at

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o'connell is also remembered for his love for the poor and the immigrant community and his humor. >> told me i haven't changed a bit since 1984. i said i didn't know i looked so bad in 1984. >> reporter: the archbishop now asking for prayers for o'connell, his family and for law enforcement as they continue the investigation. >> now i know that he's in the presence of god praying for all of us, for peace. we need peace. >> reporter: the catholic community here in los angeles continuing to honor and remember the bishop. they held a prayer service yesterday and church leaders are asking people to continue praying. in terms of the investigation, we are expecting to learn more within the next 15 minutes. the l.a. county sheriff's department holding a press conference. the biggest questions here are who did this and why. the motive being one of the big questions for authorities, john. >> that press conference coming soon. camila, keep us posted. thank you very much. >>> helping hands needed. one program is turning to virtual reality to try to fill a nationwide mechanic shortage. ♪ this fe

the body of 69-year-old david o'connell was discovered in his suburban l.a.sterday afternoon. christina coleman live in los angeles with details on that mystery. christina. >> reporter: jon, a murder investigation is underway to the find out who shot and killed 69-year-old auxiliary bishop david o'connell. he has served the los angeles after. die seize for 45 years -- archdiocese. parishioners stood outside his home last night to mourn his shocking loss. >> you know, i was actually scared to tell my wife, you know, because my wife loved him so much. >> he was so soft-spoken, he was a humble soul. he was not the type that would have confrontations with nobody. he was very loving and he had, like, a gift of healing. >> reporter: authorities say o'connell was found dead in his home with a gun shot wound to his upper torso after someone called and reported that a person was not breathing. authorities have not said who made that phone call or whether a weapon was found at the crime scene. in a tweet a spokesperson for the l.a. county sheriff's office said they're

medina's the husband of bishop o'connell's housekeeper. detectives were told by the tipster that they were concerned because medina was acting strange, irrational, and made comments about the bishop owing him money. >> authorities say the man's wife is cooperating with detectives. bishop o'connell tended to some of the poorest communities in los angeles for nearly 45 years, resolving disputes between gangs. >>> well, coming up, deadly alligator attack. what a florida victim was doing when she came across a giant gator. >>> and alex murdaugh trial. what the accused killer was apparently searching on his phone just minutes after finding his wife and son dead. this is the "cbs morning news." g his wife and son dead. this is the "cbs morning news." e ulcerative colitis keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my gastro saw dama

o'connell county court ireland was known as a peacemaker with a heart for the poor and the and thoughtt it to get it to and to to serve the people of >> i was mary beth mcdade reporting for us. la county sheriff robert luna says that the investigation is in its early stages and additional information will only be released once it's deemed appropriate. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're talking about apple. >> and they could actually face an import ban on certain apple watch models. a lawsuit behind it all. >> an effort is underway to overturn a law that requires oil wells to be at least 3,200 feet away from places like schools, parks and capitol correspondent speak to correspondent speak to supporters and opponents. you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. >> for your money this morning,

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david o'connell was found dead in his home in hacienda heights. police now investigating.'s zohreen shah is in l.a. with this developing story. >> reporter: this morning, parishioners in a los angeles community are in shock after an auxiliary bishop was killed in what is being investigated as a suspicious death. >> pray for all the people buried here. >> reporter: bishop david o'connell was shot around 1:00 p.m. in a home in the suburb of hacienda heights according to officials. >> he was so soft-spoken. he was a humble soul. he was not the type that would have confrontations with nobody. >> reporter: o'connell was pronounced dead on the scene. >> deputies from the industry, sheriff's station received a call here, assist fire call, of a person not breathing and bleeding. >> reporter: o'connell was a prominent leader in the community for 45 years. archbishop jose h. gomez who knew o'connell calling him a peacemaker with a heart for the poor and the immigrant. the shooting death of the catholic bishop coming just days after two men were shot leaving synagogues in los angeles

o'connell, who was from ireland, is also being remembered for his love for the poor and the immigrantold me that i haven't changed a bit since 1984. i said i didn't know i looked so bad in 1984. >> reporter: the archbishop now asking for prayers for o'connell, his family and for law enforcement as they continue the investigation. >> now i know that he is in the presence of god praying for all of us, for peace. we need peace. >> reporter: authorities say they found two firearms and possible evidence connecting modena to the crime. the firearms still have to be tested, but the l.a. county sheriff saying that they are continuing to look into the connection and into any other evidence that will link this man to the crime as their goal is a criminal prosecution. camila bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> and mortgage rates ticking back up again, what it means for the housing market and home prices, ahead. ed customom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited

authority haves not called o'connell's death a homicide.been released on this case, but officials do say that they do not believe the community is at risk. >> we don't believe there's any kind of threat for the public. we're very early in the investigation but we don't believe there's a threat to the public. >> vigils have been held to honor the auxiliary bishop and born in ireland in 1953 and ordained to serve the arch diocese in 1969 and he was mentioned today at sunday mass in new york from church leaders touching on all this on going violence. >> i heard early this morning, my brother bishop, the auxiliary bishop of los angeles, david o'connell shot down on the streets of los angeles. he was renowned for his work with gangs repgangs.you want me to keep go? i didn't think so. >> arch bishop jose gomez release add statement on o'connell and said "he was a peacemaker with a heart for the poor and immigrant and he had a passion for building a community where the sanctity and dignity of every human life was honored and protected". he was a g

o'connell, and his work in boston over the last 40 years. he followed dr. o'connell and his colleagues for five years and gained insight into the homeless crisis in america. >> the part of it that lies there in plain sight that i didn't know about before. i was astonished. i was astonished first of all by my ignorance. which is a wonderful thing for reporters to be. but also astonished by the relationship between jim and his patients. a harvard educated dr. and people who are arguing with statues and part edges, the relationship between -- park benches, the relationship between him and these people was astonishing. so good. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to cumin day and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including wow. >> the world has changed, today a fast reliable internet connection is something that no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with bead, reliability value and to choice. now more than

the body of bishop david o'connell found shot in his home. authorities before the cameras just moments ago, and what we've learned now. matt gutman reporting from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, the los angeles sheriff's department saying they have a suspect in custody in connection with the shocking murder of a beloved catholic bishop david o'connell. >> the person of interest was identified as carlos medina, a 65-year-old male hispanic. this is the husband of the bishop's housekeeper, and the suspect had previously done work around the bishop's residence. >> reporter: the suspect's home raided by s.w.a.t. teams overnight. on saturday afternoon, the 69-year-old was found murdered in his bed at his home in hacienda heights about 20 miles east of los angeles, a single gunshot wound to his chest. >> holy mary mother of god, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death, amen. >> reporter: originally from ireland, o'connell was ordained to serve the l.a. archdiocese in 1979, working extensively with the immigrant community, serving as

hoy se empezÓ a rendir cuentas el sospechoso de asesinar a tiros al obispo david o'connell.convencen a los investigadores. reportero: hoy se presentÓ ante la corte criminal de los Ángeles carlos medina, acusado dos cargos por el homicidio del obispo david o'connell. >> lo estamos encausando por un cargos de asesinato y un cargo de usar un arma de fuego. reportero: el esposo de la que fue ama de llaves del obispo ingreso sin forzar la entrada a la residencia del religioso y le disparÓ varias veces. >> admitiÓ que habÍa hecho el asesinato. recuperamos el arma que creemos que fue la utilizada. reportero: medina pasÓ seis meses en prisiÓn en 2005 por cargos que no disputÓ de abuso de alcohol y posesiÓn de metanfetaminas, pero ahora no es clara la razÓn del brutal criminal del obispo. >> siempre estaba trabajando en sus autos. tenÍa como tres autos. era un latino normal. reportero: carlos medina habrÍa seÑalado varias razones por las cuales lo cometiÓ, sin embargo, ninguna de ellas ha sumado convincente para los investigadores. >> el motivo no estÁ claro. es una investigaciÓn que

auxiliary bishop david o'connell was known as a peace maker and a man of deep prayer. he was found with a single gunshot wound. parishioners are now expressing their shock and disbelief. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt is underway after a beloved bishop was found shot to death in his own home. the sheriff's department tweeting they are working diligently to seek those responsible. >> we are all saddened by the tragedy and the suddenness of his death. >> reporter: officials say bishop david o'connell of the archdiocese of los angeles was shot saturday afternoon in the los angeles suburb hacienda heights. >> it was learned that the person was found deceased in the room bleeding. that was what we believe was an apparent gunshot wound to his upper torso. >> reporter: police say they are still trying to piece together what happened, but right now, they have no suspects. for 45 years, bishop dave as he was known, was a prominent leader in the community, appointed auxiliary bishop eight years ago by pope francis. church leaders called him a peacem

auxiliary bishop david o'connell is found shot to death saturday and now authorities wonder who couldhat community for some 45 years. ka mela, what do we know so far? do the police have a suspect at all? >> they don't, jim. and this is a murder investigation. and the l.a. county department is working diligently to find the person responsible. of course the news of the death leaving many catholics here in los angeles shocked and heart broken, and honoring him and remembering him as someone who served this community for a long time, and helped many, many families in this area. >> reporter: a murder investigation shocking the los angeles catholic community now mourning the loss of bishop david o'connell. >> it is heartbreaking to see what happened to him. i am broken hearted and i have been crying for the last few days knowing that he is no longer here to share all of his inspiration and prayers and everything with us. >> reporter: the search for the killer is ongoing. the homicide detectives with the sheriff's office are working to get a clear picture of what happened. the deputies resp

insistÍa que o'connell le debÍa dinero.ancia mostrÓ en su camioneta en la entrada de la casa del arzobispo. la policÍa ya lo identificÓ. entre tanto, sigue el dolor en la comunidad angelina por el asesinato de o'connell. era muy querido por su apoyo permanente a la comunidad y a los inmigrantes, especialmente los centroamericanos. >> mucha tristeza. por quÉ le pasÓ eso? por quÉ? si lo que Él hacia el apuro bien. maity: la policÍa encontrÓ armas en la casa de medina y estÁn pendientes de pruebas balÍsticas. el sospechoso quedÓ detenido bajo una fianza de 2,000,000 de dÓlares. leÓn: hay conmociÓn en un vecindario de houston por un triple homicidio suicidio por la crueldad del presunto asesino hispano. mato a balazos a sus dos hijas adolescentes y su pareja y violÓ a una tercera hija de su pareja y luego se suicidÓ. tenemos mÁs de esta tragedia que es espeluznante. >> de acuerdo la investigaciÓn, se revelÓ que un hombre de 38 aÑos y pareja sentimental de la madre de dos de las vÍctimas mortales fue quien acabÓ con la vida de t

archbishop gomez released a statement yesterday saying o'connell passed away suddenly.said in part, bishop david o'connell was a peacemaker with a heart for the poor and the immigrants. he had a passion for building a community where the sanctity and dignity of every human life was honored and protected. o'connell, who was 69, was a priest and later a bishop with the archdiocese of l.a. for 45 years. there is no word on a suspect or if anyone is in custody. this is a developing story and we will bring you details as soon as they are available. today, the japanese american community will hold a day of remembrance event honoring the anniversary of the world war ii internment decision. president roosevelt signed an order leading to the imprisonment of thousands of japanese americans during the second world war. we talked to survivors who say that time in history had a lasting impact. reporter: today, this is a gym home to san jose state students. but more than 80 years ago, it was a processing center where japanese residents who call santa clara county home reported to be

bishop david o'connell archdiocese of los angeles was shot around 1:00 p.m.a home in hacienda heights, according to officials. >> he was so soft-spoken, he was a humble soul. he was not the type that would have confrontations with nobody. >> o'connell was pronounced dead on the scene. >> we received a call, assist fire call, of a person not breathing and bleeding. >> o'connell was a prominent leader for 45 years. archbishop gomez peacemaker with a heart for the poor in the immigrant. the shooting death of the catholic bishop coming just days after two men were shot leaving synagogues in los angeles. please call that shooting a hate crime -- the police call that shooting a hate crime. the victims were targeted because they were jewish. many felt moved to go to bishop o'connell's home last night, they said prayers and shared memories. they also had a lot of questions. the bishop was known as a peacemaker, they do not know how this could have happened. officials do not have a lot of answers. abc news, los angeles. liz: a large fire in san leandro is sending up t

juan: el arresto de el obispo oficial de david o'connell fue confirmado dos dÍas despuÉs de que el religioso parte superior de su cuerpo en la recÁmara de su casa en hacienda heights. la persona de interÉs ha sido identificada como carlos medina, hispano de 65 aÑos de edad, asÍ lo informÓ el jefe del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles. en un principio se pensÓ que se trataba de un suicidio, pero despuÉs el incidente se investigÓ como homicidio y hoy las autoridades tienen en custodia al presunto responsable. el sheriff agregÓ que carlos medina es el esposo de la empleada domÉstica del obispo. los detectives indicaron que una persona que denunciÓ a medina estaba preocupada por comentarios que hizo de que supuestamente el obispo le debÍa dinero. >> vine a orar un poco por el sacerdote, por el obispo, por su alma sobre todo, porque ya la recogiÓ dios. juan: ¿muchos se preguntan por quÉ alguien le arrebatÓ la vida a este hombre? que durante sus 45 aÑos como sacerdote y obispo se dedicÓ a ayudar y servir a la comunidad, especialmente a los mÁs necesitados, inmigrantes y minorÍas. >> mucha triste

o'connell was a priest and later a bishop with the archdiocese of l.a. for 45 years.s nowhere to honest suspect or if anyone is in custody. this is a developing story and we will bring you details as soon as they are available. today marks 81 years since a dark moment in u.s. history. nearly 100 20,000 japanese americans were incarcerated after president roosevelt signed an exec at of order. as the community gets ready for a day of remem remembrance, we spoke to survivors who say this time in history had a lasting impact. reporter: today, this is a gem home to san jose state students. but more than 30 years -- 80 years ago, it was a processing center where japanese americans reported to be registered to internment camps. it started february 19, 1942, when president roosevelt signed executive order 9066. that order was a response to the pearl harbor attack. >> the fear of california and the united states being attacked by the japanese military. and so, racial bigotry folded into it. reporter: the order called for the incarceration of 100 20,000 people of japanese ances

bishop o'connell was born in ireland, but neighbors tell us he's lived in haas.he in the heights here for about over 2 decades. now back here at in heights off of qian liu avenue. here it is home. you can see there's a growing memorial folks leaving flowers and candles. also small notes of memories that people have that their encounters with the bishop, that they've had a column, many of them who knew him say they called him bishop dave. but this is just an incredible loss for the catholic community here in haas and height and throughout the la region reporting from hacienda heights, a mini was ramos. >> a disturbing attack in florida. authorities say a 10 foot long alligator that attacked and killed an 85 year-old woman has now been captured. the woman was out walking her dog around her senior citizen complex when the gator grabbed her dog. the woman tried to fight back. she was then dragged into the water by the alligator. she died shortly after the attack. her dog survived. alligator wranglers used to trap to catch the animal from a lake. they say it weighed b

he says they are disturbed and saddened by the news. 69-year-old auxiliary bishop david o'connell wase just east of los angeles yesterday afternoon by deputy is. they say they found him dead with a gunshot wound to his upper torso after someone made an emergency phone callment -- call. >> deputies from the industry sheriff's station received a call here, an assist fire call of a person not breathing and bleeding. >> reporter: authorities kid not say who made that phone call or whether a weapon was found at the scene. in a tweet today the l.a. county sheriff's office said they are working diligently to seek those responsible for his death but so far no word on a suspect. last night a homicide detective said is he does not believe the community is at risk. >> we do not believe there's any kind of threat to the public. we're very early in the investigation right now, but we do not believe there's any threat to the public. >> reporter: david o'connell was born in ireland in 1953, he served the los angeles archdiocese for 45 years and was named as an auxiliary bishop by pope francis in 20

bishop david o'connell was found shot to death at his home in southern california saturday.old handyman carlos medina, is the husband of o'connell's housekeeper. he had done work at the bishop's home. >> charging mr. medina will never repair the tremendous harm that was caused by this act, but it does take one step closer to accountability. >> if convicted, medina faces 35 years to life in prison. officials have not disclosed a motive behind the killing. >>> and "the new york times" says the southern baptist convention expelled southern california's saddleback church over having a female pastor. the executive committee of the nation's largest protestant denomination voted to expel the church on tuesday. the move is largely symbolic. saddleback is its second-largest congregation. it still operates as a church and was founded in 1980 by pastor and bestselling author rick warren. he retired last year and named a husband and wife as pastors. >>> still to come, tiktok and drive. we're going to tell you about the apps that will soon be available in a new luxury car. available in a

strategist ford o'connel. we have more democrats talking fiscal insanity. talking no caps on spending. breaking their oaths to protect americans, as inflation is hitting big tech earnings. major fights in congress. we have the blow by blow. house oversight said that white house is stonewall. it locked national archives. president biden mishandling u.s. secrets, states are moving to stop female athletes from being injured by transgendered athletes, and more people telling wolf wall street keep your hands off our money. and media is bearing down hard on 2024 contender governor ron desantis. i am elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: we begin with stocks ending mostly up, nazdaq with the best daily gain since november. these bellwether stocks on the economy, apple, google and amazon, they have been moving up and down after hours. amazon reporting it had a 2.7 billion dollar loss last year, week wall street liking the guide, gho google disappointed in profits and sales. susan lee with the story. reporter: i spoke with ceo tim cook

law enforcement sources say o'connell was found in his bed with a single gunshot wound. there was no sign of forced entry authorities say the suspect's wife was a housekeeper at the home the bishop, known as the peacekeeper, devoted his life to helping immigrants and the poor his shocking murder has rattled the community. lester >> all right miguel almaguer here in los angeles thank you. >>> heavy snow falling in minnesota today ahead of a massive winter storm on the move snow and wind will impact much of the rockies and northern plains on tuesday as it makes its way from coast to coast later in the week it will bring snow and icy mix to the great lakes in the northeast. but in the southeast this week some states could see record-breaking high temperatures >>> well-wishes are pouring in for the nation's longest-living president, jimmy carter carter's foundation announcing over the weekend that the 98-year-old has entered hospice care at home with his family by his side kelly o'donnell is in plains, georgia for us with the latest. >> reporter: presidents' day has a specia

county is being investigated as suspicious. 69-year-old auxiliary bishop david o'connell found dead in -- yesterday. the sheriff's department says it appears he was shot in the upper torso. on the site investigators now looking into the death but the sheriff's department does not believe the public is in danger. >> we do not believe there is any threat to the public. we are early in the investigation right now but we do not believe it is any threat to the public. >> o'connell was born in ireland and was named auxiliary bishop i pope francis in 2015. he served as a priest and bishop in l.a. county for more than 45 years. >>> in washington today, antiwar protesters gathered on the steps of the lincoln memorial taking aim at the billions of dollars the united states is sending to ukraine. organizers with the libertarian party and the people's party are demanding that the u.s. stop arming ukraine, disband nato, and negotiate a peace deal, in addition to a long list of antiwar objectives. among the speakers, former congresswoman from hawaii, chelsea gabbard. >> those people who work in our

sheriff's deputies arrested carlos medina early monday morning for the murder of bishop david o'connell. the bishop was found dead in his home saturday with a gunshot wound to his chest. >> charging mr. medina will never repair the tremendous harm that was caused by this callous act, but it does take one step closer to accountability. >> investigators say that the suspect is the husband of bishop o'connell's housekeeper and had also done work at his home. if convicted, medina faces up to 35 years to life in prison. >>> still ahead, we go one-on- one with east bay congressman barbara lee after her announcement to join the race for u.s. senate. plus -- >>> i always knew that i was an artist. always felt that i was >>> former president donald trump made a campaign stop in east palestine, ohio. that is the site of the toxic train derailment earlier this month. the former president has been very critical of the biden administration's response to the disaster. some residents have reported lingering health issues after the decision was made to burn the chemicals the train was hauling before th

david o'connell served 45 years in the community and remembered as a peacemaker who often worked with gang members. the jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with the details. they got the suspect in the last few hours. >> just a couple hours ago, in fact, jacqui. the suspect in the murder of bishop david o'connell taken into custody this morning after an hours' long barricade situation at a home in torrence, south of downtown l.a., and 30 miles southwest of the murder seen in hacienda heights. tells fox the suspect knew the bishop through a relative, which might explain why there was no sign of forced entry at the home where the bishop died on saturday from a single gunshot to the upper body. since the news of the bishop's murder first broke, parishioners have gathered near his home to pay tribute to a man known for his work reaching out to gang members, as a champion of immigrant rights and as a friend to the homeless. >> he was so soft spoken, he was a humble soul, he was not the type that would have confrontations with nobody. he was very loving and he had like a gift appealing. >>

the man believed bishop david o'connell owed him money. l.a. police say the house keeper is cooperating with their investigation and that she was not scheduled to work the day of the shooting. bishop o'connell was found shot to death in his home on saturday. he had served as a priest and bishop in l.a. county for more than 45 years. >>> walnut creek is about to get more gender neutral restrooms the city council set to transition all of the single stall restrooms from gender specific to gender neutral. the city says some of the parks still have gender specific single stall bathrooms despite state law requiring them to be universely accessible. the city council will vote tomorrow to change the municipal code which currently prohibits people from using or entering a toilet facility designated for members of the opposite sex. park goers we talked to said it is a good change. >> an excellent idea. all bathrooms should probably be that way from now on. it makes sense. people have their right to do, go whatever bathroom they want and be who they want

bishop o'connell was born in ireland in 1953, served as priest and bishop for 45 years. >>> closer toe, new details about the iconic historic black church that caught fire over the weekend. this is what's left of the first a.m.e. church in oakland. sara donchey talking to people would worship there saying they won't let this stop them. >> reporter: when you have been going to the same church as long as steve kirkendoll has, it starts to feel like home. >> we all grew up and for us to not have a church home because of fire, it was really hard to hear that this morning. >> reporter: sunday it went up into flames. oakland fire says it started in the attic and gutted the building. this church was special not only to steve but dozens of others for generations. >> it felt like a sense of grief because these churches are where our grandparents, our parents came. it was a refuge, a place where we got education, where we came together. it's like losing a family home. >> reporter: the east bay's oldest black church dating back to 1858 according to the oakland library. that's why this fire, deva

work at o'connell's home.during monday afternoon's press conference, the los angeles archbishop was moved to tears and embraced by the sheriff. this tragic passing deeply hurting, the faithful came and changed. change our lives. always working and for good people. on saturday afternoon, the 69 year old bishop was found murdered in his bed inside his home in hacienda heights, about 20 miles east of los angeles, full of grace over the weekend, a prayer vigil was held outside the bishop's home. bishop o. connell was born in ireland in 1953 and was named an auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese of los angeles by pope francis in 2015. he was just bribed as a peacemaker who worked with everyone from immigrants to victims of gang violence. the sheriff says well, no weapons were found at the bishop's home . detectives recovered two guns at the suspect's home. the dioceses planning a special mass to honor the late bishop melissa don abc news, los angeles. melissa thank you. emotional testimony is expected today when dis

david o'connell was shot and killed over the weekend at his home near los angeles.ies have a man in custody, and they say the attacker knew him. >> the person of interest was identified as carlos medina, the husband of bishop o'connell's housekeeper. >> let's go to cnn's josh campbell who is live in los angeles up and early this morning. josh, what more are you learning about what happened here? i know there are so many people heartbroken that this bishop has been killed. >> reporter: sarah, good morning to you. 65-year-old carlos medina was arrested yesterday by a los angeles sheriff's department tactical team after an hours' long standoff. authorities say bishop david o'connell who was renowned for his work as a community piece maker was found dead saturday in his home. a deacon went to check on him after the bishop was late for a meeting. the unidentified person told police that medina had been acting strange and made comments about the bishop owing him money. detectives were also able to gather surveillance footage near the crime scene which showed an suv pushin

david o'connell was found in his los angeles area home saturday.latest. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, bret. the suspect in the murder of bishop david o'connell was taken into custody this morning after hours' long barricade situation at a home in atto torrance, down l.a. southwest of the murder scene as enda heights. news conference still ongoing sheriff robert luna has just identified the suspect as 65-year-old carlos medina. medina and his wife had both worked for the bishop and medina apparently believed the bishop owed him money. >> medina is the husband of bib shop's housekeeper. who has previously done work at the bishop's residence and drove a similar suv to the one previously seen in the driveway of the bishop's residence. >> since the news of the bishop's murder first broke, parishioners have gathered near his home to pay tribute to a man known for his work reaching out to gang members as a champion of immigrant rights and as a friend to the homeless. >> he was so soft-spoken. he was a humble soul. he was not the type that would

auxiliary bishop david o'connell was found dead in his home. camila bernal joins us.s a big development. >> it really is. this is what a lot of catholics here in los angeles, pam, were waiting for. the sheriff's department confirming they have made an arrest in connection to the killing of bishop o'connell. what authorities are saying is that we have to wait a little bit for a press conference. so, details have been limited so far, but we know he was killed on saturday at around 1:00 p.m. when deputies arrived to his home. they already found him dead. he was shot and they say that he was shot in the chest area. and so we are, again, waiting for a press conference from the sheriff's department to essentially fill in the blanks here. but the news shocking the community here in los angeles. so many of the catholics that have been impacted by him saying that they are just heartbroken to hear these news and the details of what happened here because the sheriff's department is saying that this is a homicide investigation. there are some of the parishioners that were too emo

jim o'connell and his work with the homeless population of boston over the last 40 years.ed dr. o'connell and colleagues for five years, gaining insight into the homelessness crisis in america. a tour of the nighttime streets of boston. part of it is in plain sight that i had never known about before. i was astonished. first of all, by my ignorance. a wonderful thing for a reporter to be. but also, by the relations between jim and his patients. amine, a harvard educated -- i mean, a harvard educated dr. with people sleeping on park benches. the warmth of the relations between him and all those people was startling to me. and it felt good. >> tracy kidder with his book "rough sleepers" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. listen to q&a and dollar podcasts on our free c-span -- all our podcasts on the free c-sp n at the >> le sunday and in-depth, author, essayist, and journalist lance morrow will be the guest to talk and take your calls on american culture, politics, and history, the author of many books including "the chief" and this dude published "the isof typewriter

auxiliary bishop david o'connell was shot multiple times in his home on saturday. medina, is the husband of o'connell's housekeeper and had done work at the bishop's home. the motive is not known. tonight the world health organization says it is finally moving desperately needed supplies and equipment into syria, 16 days after the devastating earthquake. the w.h.o. says it is taking advantage of a temporary easing of sanctions against the syrian government in order to send in aide. the quake killed more than 46,000 people in turkey and syria when thousands of buildings collapsed, many of them not up to code. one big question following the quake is, could we see similar damage if a 7.8 quake hit the united states? tonight cbs's omar villafranca reports in depth on what is being done to get our buildings ready for the big one. >> reporter: this is the cleanup before the earthquake. in southern california, thousands of buildings like this one are slowly being strengthened to prepare for the next big quake. >> we'll erect two large, very large steel columns that go int

bishop o'connell was 69 years old. to come on the newshour, despite nationwide rejection, election deniers hold crital positions in republican politics. also, actor michelle yo discusses her oscar-nominated performance, and animal shelters struggle as many pets adopted during the pandemic are returned. >> this is the pbs newshour, from weta studios in washington, an in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. na: this week will mark one year since russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine with a series of stories. tonight, the drone warrior. nick schifrin and our videographer traveled to front-line units in donetsk province and reported on ukraine's efforts to modernize a more that is often seen to echo from last century. nick: in the forest outside bakhmut where two soldiers fight on their o, the sounds of war have not changed for centuries. the ukrainian soldiers fight with the weapons of yesterday and today. they launch their $10,000 chinese drone up and over the trees they

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david o'connell was shot yesterday afternoon.e suter has the very latest tonight. ♪ and neighbors gathering at the crime scene for an emotional prayer service for david o'connell. >> he changed our lives. very supportive. always working for good people. >> the catholic community in shock after learning his death was a homicide. >> we are deeply disturbed to read >> jose gomez expressing his sadness. >> he had a wonderful sense of humor and a beautiful the devotion. we all miss him. very much. >> he was found shot to death and sound his home. detectives have not released any information about a possible suspect or motive for the mu rder, . he was known as a peacemaker with a passion for serving those in need, especially in immigrant community. it been a priest for the l.a. archdiocese for 25 years. >> he is your best friend, you talk to him for one minute. he was everywhere in the san gabriel valley and all the different events. so, j >> no word on any potential suspect. detectives only saying there's no current threat to the comm