the grace that reverend pinckney would preach about in his. the grace described in one of my favorite hymnals, the one we all know amazing. how sweet the sound. that saved a wretch like me. i once was lost but now i'm found was blind but i lost it. and. now. according to the christian tradition, it's grace is not earned outside. grace is not merited. it's not something deserve. rather, grace's the free and benevolent favor of god. as manifested in the salvation of sinners and the bestowal of blessings blessings, grace. as a nation out of this terrible tragedy. god has visited grace upon. for he has allowed to see where we've been blind. he's given us the chance where we've been lost to find our best selves. we may not have earned this grace with our rancor and complacency and. shortsightedness and of each other, but we got it all the same. yes, he gave it to us anyway and he's once more giving us grace. but it is up to us now to make the most of it. to receive it with gratitude, and to prove ourselves worthy of this gift. for too long we were

as i looked at jacksonville, i thought about my friend clemente pinckney who was murdered.ened time and time again, and we have seen the mayor talking to the sheriff, and we will lean in as this investigation is yielding more and more details, and the support not only to jacksonville, but the national press continuing to raise afterson as violence and security in this country. >> we mentioned you are at the white house with the king family, and certainly not lost on you, sir, the shooting, and the killing can happened days before this incident and a discussion with martin luther king's son, and then we will discuss. >> there is something wrong when this continues to happen over and over again. if you remember in 1963, just before the march in washington, four little girls lost their lives in the baptist church because of the bombing. every since there is a sense of the forward movement, there is always the inevitable stepback. the thing is that hate is prevalent in the country, and we have to change it. it i it is not next week or next month, but now. >> reporter: so some s

everyone will remember the name charles cotesworth pinckney. ow, my eye!"nd cheering] quick programming. so that's that. oh, quick programming note. i have a program. check it out. you might like it. and you might like it especially tomorrow when my guest will be prince harry, the duke of sussex, right there. yeah, oooh. indeed, prince harry will be here to talk about his new memoir "spare," also available on audiobook and commemorative plate. i've read the book. i've read the book. it's very enjoyable, quite emotional, quite revealing. i'm going to have so much talk about with his harry-ness. for instance, the stuff he talked about with anderson cooper, including this high school memory between him and his brother that's straight out of the older brother sibling playbook. >> your brother told you "pretend we don't know each other." >> yeah, and at the time, it hurt. i couldn't make sense of it. i was like, what are you -- we are now at the same school. i haven't seen you for ages. now we get to hang out together. he was like, no, no, no, when we are at sch