ohm's al need, spiritual need, material need. when we speak of emotional need, i think for example of those family members who have experienced a loss, a death for example. they need the support of the community to come around and help them. material need, we have spoken to the homeless. it's an effort to go out and find those members of the family who are in particular need at that moment and to speak to the needs, respond to the needs in a loving affectionate way. >> thank you so much. we'll talk more about this and how you personally can engage in this year of mercy when we come back from this short break. >>> welcome back to mosaic where we are learning about year of mercy now through november 20. i am here today with father mark. i wonder if you could extend a personal invitation to our viewers, catholic and nonthroughout the bay area. what would you want to say to them about the year of mercy and inviting them to engage? >> i think first and foremost, the thing to express is all of us matter. all of us are beloved by god. t

soon for the moment, but ah, ah ah, the back in 2014 people in power investigators have these really ohms industry had become a world leader in military drone technology, developing surveillance and weapon systems. it's used against palestinians in gaza . having demonstrated the operational effectiveness of these systems, israel then wrecked up billions of dollars in export to other countries in the 7 years since we 1st showed that film israeli drone technology has become ever more sophisticated than deadly. and now the systems are once more been used to target and kill students. what haven't changed or the ethical questions around how these weapons are deployed, which is why we're sharing this episode again. it contains some distressing imagery ah, in the last 5 years, israel has become the world's biggest export of unmanned aerial vehicles with growing sales around the world. israeli drones are being used by 6 nato armies, enough county the u. k alone had spent more than $1250000000.00 on to hear me. you are made by israeli company, albert systems, france has spent over half a $10000000

fighting is left thousands of palestinians, homeless and forth, over $50000.00 people, believe that ohms and seek shelter. the moon was schools, mosques, and other places with little excess to water, food i gene, or al services. i was already fired by reports of 9 members of one family were killed, you know, shot the refugee camps. if that he's the hell or nurse it is the lives of children in gaza to day the distraction of me, the offices and the killing of a generally seem guys are extremely concerning. general, it's must be able to carry out that essential work in the in conflict zones without fear of a tech and osment. they must be protected and respected. i'm deeply distressed by damage to united nations facilities in gaza. united nation is mrs. r inviolable, including during our conflicts. you may have said installations must be respected and protected. united nations agencies and our partners continue to provide aids to the people of gaza. owner is providing binky, water, sanitation, electricity generators. for those sheltering in the schools while go food program as provide electr

because here we are, 100 days in and public schools are not ohm as he promised there would be. >> we did it. we did it joe you are going to be the next president of the united states. [laughter] >> he admits that even though the u.s. accounts for less than 15% of carbon emissions worldwide he wants to join the global fight and the paris climate accord to help reduce the rest of the world's 85% and throw in our money to help make lem do it. make sense to you? when aoc is excited about joe biden's plan, it is time to watch out. >> biden administration, president biden has definitely exceeded expectations that progressives had. i'll be frank here, i think a lot of us expected a much more conservative administration. he has a plan for cars of the future will not be using gas but electric cars. why? well the vast majority of batteries used in electric cars are made in china. you figure it out. and in the meantime, it will become slowly impossible to get gas to your gas powered vehicles. it is already more than $4 a gallon in new york city. and get ready for that summer vacation you waited

three ohm them in critical condition. whit? >> we're thinking about the victims and their families. victor, thank you. >>> we move on now to texas and the restrictive new voting legislation now on hold. dramatic moments just before midnight as democrats in the state house walked out of the chamber, keeping the republican-sponsored bill from a final vote for now. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, the fight is not over in texas. state house republicans failing to pass one of the most restrictive voting bills in the country. in a surprise move, democrats walking out of the chamber in the middle of the night to prevent a vote. >> essentially looks like to me the democrats left the house floor. >> reporter: the democratic caucus chair chris turner send a text message to spread the plan. "members, take your keys and leave the chamber discreetly. do not go to the gallery. leave the building." >> we know what those bills are aimed at. they're aimed at making it harder for all texans, but especially texans of color, to cast a ballot. that is wrong. >> reporter: now, gop gover

been distributed across social media as people have seen these bombs falling up on residential how ohms and residential buildings over 80 people have died in the gaza strip last night and this had pushed people beginning at 3 30 in the morning and went down into the streets in ramallah in hebron in nablus into protesting the israeli war on gaza protesting the situation in jerusalem chanting slogans calling for another instance of a calling for more popular action on the ground is an increase of policy in protesters not only in ramallah as i mentioned but there are also situations involved involving 1000 protesters in israeli military forces in other cities in the west bank there are protests right now in nablus extremely. intense protests are happening in hebron where a lot of serious injuries have been incurred among the protesters there are also protests and around janine where 2 of palestinians have been fired upon inside their vehicle by israeli forces and those policies have been arrested despite their injuries preventing the israeli forces prevented any paramedics why there from t

the strategy is ohm the border and let them all come in do whatever they want and make as much money want pour drugs in the country and use children for whatever reason they want and why do i say that because if you ask the cartel leaders, that's is what they're tell you right i spoke to one reengtsly i asked them about unaccompany minors coming across border what is this? he said it is our work force what work will they do and each will sell drugs, and some will do ordinary jobs some of them will do things that nobody wants to imagine like child porn he said yes. child prostitution, yes. even child videos so you know, it is biden administration knows everything that you and i are talking about none of this is secret jesse it is not like you can't research and finds out about cartels fbi hasn't not documented and anyone following cartels doesn't know about this. it is a growing phenomenon within the ranks of the cartels because as they're more powerful and more to lose and more important to control population around them. >> i'm just shocked it that this administration is allowing th

the theme park has been open for almighty a month and with restrictions and open ohm to residents incalifornia. from june 15sth t park will welcome anyone from everywhere. they're imagining they'll lift all the remaining covid restrictions. >> reporter: i ooh i'm alexandra field in new york where the city is preparing to reopen its beaches in time for the hoelida weekend. they plan to have mobile stations. >>> thursday's reopening comes just in time for what's expected to be throngs of tourists visiting the city for the memorial day weekend holiday. to ensure safety, face masks will be required at all times, hand sanitizers at every station, and riders are encour encouraged to practice social distancing. >>> also coming back, standup comedy. >> i grew up at a time when the definition of manhood was so narrow, you were either clint eastwood or richard simmons. there was nothing in between. there were no paul rudds, no kind-eyed mark ruf ruffalos. you had to be heard. >> here's gary with a moustache. >> i was so young. i haven't cut it by not wanting to get it cut, which is like greek

you can sign up at ohm connect.com.are expected at a press conference later this morning. >>> the historic preservation meeting will hold a proposal on making the sf eagle bar a landmark. it is one of the oldest lgbtq bars in san francisco and longest operating soma leather lgbtq space. >>> you will soon be able to take a glass elevator ride on the outside of one of new tallest skyscrapers. summit one vant vanderbilt is a new attraction. you can ride the all g the outside of the building. if you are more daring, you can opt for levitation, a collection of transparent glass boxes that jet out of the tower 1,000 feet above madison avenue. it is set to open in october. you can find me at the bar. >> that looks like the best place. >> doesn't it? safe. >> this is for people who just want to post pictures. >> it is an instagram experience, 1,000%. i'm sure it will have a price tag to match. >>> new at 6:30. new research from stanford about kids and covid-19. >> the updated recommendations for colon cancer screenings, the pop

ohm the weekend, declare lifted its mask mandate and capacity limits.ts capacity for outdoor events on june 1. michigan's governor aims to do the same in july. >> now the question comes how do we live within communities with each other, between those who are vaccinated and unvaccinated. these are things that time will tell. and continuing the importance of vaccination. >> reporter: some officials credit improving vaccination rates for restoring more normalcy for the residents. the biden administration is concerned. the average daily pace of coronavirus vaccinations is down, almost 50% from its peak last month. states like oregon, adding a shot at a jackpot for a shot in the arm. >> if you've been waiting to get a vaccine or just haven't got around to it yet. we're going to give you an extra incentive. how about a chance to win $1 million? >> reporter: a similar incentive seems to help in the buckeye state. ohio health officials reporting a 28% increase in vaccinations for people 60 and older, following the announcement of a 1 million lottery for the vac

the worst scenario is that this integration of the net of the of the country into uncontrollable 50 ohms as it were now so i think that $11.00 syria complete with a regime that is not particularly illegitimate in the eyes of the international community is something that would suit i think the current role is of israel. to islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has also complicated the situation in syria and has proclaimed the creation of the state in parts of syria and iraq. while american planes were bombing the i saw in syria he also enabled kurdish groups to take control of certain areas of northern syria in october 25th teen and proclaim a kurdish province there. this could be seen as encouraging the idea of a federal division of syria as well as causing alarm bells for neighboring countries. in syria they are trying to get some kind of control with the help of russia the united states and other iranian regime and account on like has been lost in the one on a defacto have been taught. internationally they may not be recognized but defacto they will operate all of that and continue

we wrote this article three years ago, and yes i stalked him in ohm ma. we've got -- omaha.im weber, and, you know, i asked him a quick question. he's notoriously very shy, but here's what he said. the lesson you have earned from warn -- learned from warren. number one lesson. >> optimism. he's an optimist, and we're going to keep moving forward. it's amazing. liz: and greg has definitely kept moving forward with everything from all of the disparate energy companies and then he runs, operates all the other names too. let's talk about the energy and the clean energy discussion that was happening there. >> yeah. as you know, there was some shareholder proposals, mostly by institutional shareholders coming after berkshire for more carbon disclosures, etc. and i thought greg abel did a fantastic job talking about -- explaining that they have a robust program, they're on track to meet all the paris accords, and they're continuing to decoal their energy business which is not something you can do overnight. so i thought it was a very robust response to that, and it was almost piled

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for him with his associate pleading guilty and he is just training to spin it in public as we've seen ohm a political response. >> correct. so far there's not a legal response he can have. he's not been charged. we'll see if anything changes in the coming days. we'll see if joel greenberg does anything that threatens matt gaetz, but as of right now, he's trying to scramble to keep some sense of republicans on his side. remember he has virtually no friends in congress, so this is sort of what he has to do. >> elise stefanik who is now the republican conference chair in the house, the number three taking over for liz cheney who was forced out for refusing to lie about the election, she was asked over the weekend what do you think about donald trump's continuing dangerous lies about the election results. this is how she responded. >> president trump is an important voice in the republican party. he's critical to the party. he's the leader of the republican party. voters determine the lead over the republican party and they continue to look to president trump for his vision, and he's going to

and it also urges all states not to transfer any ohms, any weapons to any sides, the weapons that could be at risk of being used for human rights violations or for violence. so very complete draw tax, but we know that 60 states currently supported including 20 member states and there will be a vote on the trough resolution at 4 o'clock geneva time. ok. natasha. thank you very much. natasha. about the report in life. the news from paris diplomat to get is a james bay's tracking what's going on there in geneva out of western them as well . very strong words. clearly, james, is anyone listening? well, i think certainly they are listening, but will it have any action even if they set up this new commission of inquiry we've been here before. yes, they say this time is going to be an ongoing independent commission of inquiry. but for israel, we know how israel is likely to react to this. they're going to dismiss it and certainly they're not going to cooperate with this because that is the pattern in the past. for example, one of the people who spoke at the meeting was the special rockport on

then at 12:25 pm, brats ohm whom security camera catches someone peering through the blinds. for bryan to arrive for a meeting brett himself had arrange. gunshot residue was found on those blinds, proof the state said, that brett had already fired a gun before bryan even arrived. >> at 12:25, who is that peeking out of the blinds? that was somebody, in our opinion, who had just done this heinous thing. and was nervously awaiting his fall guy to show up. >> after killing bryan, his fall guy, prosecutors said brett stage the crime scene and planted that gym bag and ammunition. >> i guess the idea that was supposed to be some kind of murder by. >> and place the gun he used to kill his wife in bryan's hand. there is no way bryan brought that down to bret's house, affront has defied. >> did you know whether bryan had a gun? >> no, but heck no he did not have again. brian was scared of guns. there is no way on this earth that bryan capnerhurst had a pistol. none. zero. it did not happen. >> and there was something else -- >> that gunshot to the four arm >> bryan had suffered a majo

i don't mean to pick on you, but you're the ohm one from the trump administration here today.itioned in tweet after tweet after tweet against robert mueller, rosenstein, the attorneys general, the rule of law, supreme court, this and that, to not give a hoot about the rule of law. how do you build that back? >> it's immensely difficult. i would say this, nicolle. you know, look, liz cheney's speech was chilling, because her speech was chilling, because it was not just about defending the republic. it was about preventing america from becoming a banana republic. a lot of that rests at donald trump's feet. he set the tone for this. he attacked the undergirding principles of our democracy, but what is truly terrifying, now out of power, so many republicans are continues to follow his lead, but how do you build back from that in three things -- defend, defeat and drive. what our movement is going to try to do is defend rational republicans, defeat the radicals, but also and most importantly drive a more optimistic, hopeful vision for america's future, but one that is tied to ameri

>> there is opposition, but just ohm position to the entire american project. i think about last week, which would have been a perfect opportunity to say, hey, look, the jobs numbers are lower than you thought. republicans were stabbing each other in the back like some greek play and they were talking about cancel culture. that's not legislate me go back to work or school. the two ways that it plays in real world. right now we have a country that feels slightly back to normal. i went to a museum and i saw kim going in with that shirr en masse. he need to use that popularity to do something about the voting laws that are being pushed through throughout the country we saw what happened when democrat it is are allowed to vote with red state flips. with the laws that were just passed in georgia, ossoff and warnock probably couldn't have gotten elected, literally, so if joe biden wants this to continue, he's got to convince if we want more georgias, we have to make sure arizona, texas and other states can't gut through these lawyers. >> tim there's great new reporti