our brother and sister religions outside of christianity take their scriptures very seriously. i find main line denominations are weary about the bible. there's good reason. they have been with public understanding the brush of intolerance and people that use the bible as a tool, a weapon against people. they don't want to be associated with that in so doing, we've backed from this source of god speaking to us through scriptures as powerfully >> is it fair to say it might be different to be the bishop here in the bay as in other parts of the country? what particular gifts have you brought in your service here as bishop? >> i find the episcopal church everywhere i go, 82 congregations in the bay area, also diocese to diocese to be on the one hand very diverse. we have chinese congregations. we have black congregations. we have poor and rich congregations. we have primarily gay congregations. at the bottom level, i find a quality to the he episcopal church that's the same. >> what is that? >> i'm not claiming it exclusive. lutherans are very close in in in -- in many ways. in ter

so i think that's -- he draws on scripture for hope and i thought he tried to deploy scripture to givef policy differences with president bush. but we were reminded of the best qualities of that man. i thought it was a nuanced speech. i thought he really focused in on that comforter in chief moment, speaking directly to those families and letting them know that he is a part of their family both there in dallas, tax a dk texas and the broader american family. i was very impressed with president bush's words. he has a quiet way about him but it is a quiet fire. it really has an impact when he speaks. >> certainly does. let's not forget the five police officers who were honored at this interfaith memorial service. honored by christian minister, an imam and a rabbi. let's take a closer look at each one. brent thompson, 42 years old. a dallas area rapid transit police officer. he was the first officer to die in that agency's line of duty. nearly seven-year veteran of the transit force. got married only two weeks or so ago. his widow, a fellow transit officer. only 43 years old. patrick zama

it is going to be a very interesting to hear how president obama uses scripture, because we've heard him use skri script ture time and time again. he used it in boston, newton to launch into his services. for those of us who have grown-up in the baptist faith, black baptist church, the president's cadence is very familiar when he starts at these kinds of memorial services. a live look there inside the meyerson center. jacob rascon is outside the symphony center awaiting the president's arrival. my understanding was there had been a protest scheduled for outside that symphony center. is that still the case? >> reporter: it is, craig. though it is not going to start until after the president finishes. it has been a beautiful scene outside the symphony center. let's start with this beautifulnal that has been set up the entire time. what a scene it was, just a couple of hours ago. let's go to what we shot with our cameras just a couple of hours ago. this was hundreds of officers from all over the country. of course, you probably had nearly every department in texas represented, but also,

but just remember what the scripture says -- "where there is no vision, the people perish." [cheers and applause] i hope nobody in this great hall tonight or in our beloved country has to go through tomorrow without a vision. i hope no one ever tries to raise a child without a vision. i hope nobody ever starts a business or plants a crop in the ground without a vision, for where there is no vision, the people perish. we have so many children in so much trouble in so many places in this nation and the reason is because they have seen so little opportunity, so little responsibility, so little loving, caring communities that they literally cannot imagine the life we are calling them to lead. [applause] and so i say to them, where there is no vision, america will perish. what is the vision of our new covenant? an america with millions of new jobs and dozens of new industries moving confidently toward the 21st century. an america that says to entrepreneurs and business people, we will give you more incentives and more opportunity than ever before to develop the skills of your wor

as grim as it is, his ability to call on scripture and speak language of spirituality, very powerful. it was very powerful last summer when he did it in charleston, very powerful when he did it again today. mark: one of the things they both did, again, remarkable and a remarkable ability, almost every sentence they said, you would say, of course, that's true. but it had power and the narrative they've built and also power of the whole tableau of races, religions, parties up there. i am not sure the whole nation focused and paid attention, but my instinct, at least, what everyone would have watched, is going to have a lot of good feeling after the hard week that they have had. john: yes, and it is no dis to president bush to say the president obama's speech is important. and in two ways. a longer speech, and rightly so because he is the sitting president. comes from a unique place. he is the first african american president. the speech recalled to me the famous ichi given 2008 where he talked in such a powerful way in the middle of the jeremiah wright controversy and asked for both siz

scripture says that while suffering may endure during the long night, joy will come in the morning. but in order to get from suffering to joy, we have to be willing in america to have a meaningful, legitimate, authentic conversation about the challenges that race continues to pose and the relationship between law enforcement and communities of color. and that's why we have called for a high-level conversation, unfettered, between leadership here in the congressional black caucus, the attorney general, the fbi director, and people in the law enforcement community from all throughout the land. in order to make sure that we can turn tragedy into triumph through action. and let me just lastly comment about the black lives matter movement. john lewis will tell you that in order to make progress in america, as we continue to march toward a more perfect union, you need peaceful agitation to proceed legislation. and i think that's simply what the overwhelming majority of young people in america want. to be able to grow up and fully experience the american dream without the possibility of it

his ability to call on scripture and speak the language of spirituality, very powerful, very powerful last summer when he did it in charleston, very powerful again today. >> one of the things they both did that's again a remarkable ability is almost every sentence they said, you would hear it and say well, of course that's true. yet it had power in the way they built the narrative of what they were talking about and also power of the whole tableau of all races, religions, parties up there. i'm not sure the whole nation focused and paid attention but my instinct is that dallas at least, where of course everyone would have watched, is going to have a lot of good feeling today and try to help fight back from the horrible week that they've had. >> yeah. for sure. it's no diss to president bush to say obviously president obama's speech more important in two ways. a longer speech and rightly so given that he's the sitting president but he comes from a unique place of course as the first african-american president and in some ways the speech recalled to me the speech that he gave famously on

scripture tells us that in our sufferings there is glory.rance, character. and character hope. sometimes the truths of these words are hard to see. right now, those words test us. because the people of dallas, people across the country are suffering. we are here to honor the memory and mourn the loss of five fellow americans. to grieve with their loved ones. to support this community. to pray for the wounded and to try and find some meaning amidst our sorrow. for the men and women who protect and serve the people of dallas, last thursday began like any other day. like most americans, each day you get up, probably have too quick a breakfast. kiss your family good-bye and you head to work. but your work and the work of police officers across the country is like no other. for the moment, you put on that uniform, you have answered a call that at any moment, even in the briefest interaction, may put your life in harm's way. lorne ahrens, he answered that call. so did his wife, katrina. not only because she was the spouse of a police officer but b

scripture tells us that in our sufferings, there is glory.e. sometimes the truths of these words are hard to see. right now those words test us. because the people of dallas, people across the country, are suffering. we're here to honor the memory and mourn the loss of five fellow americans. to grieve with their loved ones. to support this community. to pray for the wounded and to try and find some meaning amidst our sorrow. for the men and women who protect and serve the people of dall dallas, thursday began like any other day. like most americans each day, you get up, probably have too quick a breakfast, kiss your family goodbye, and you head to work. but your work and the work of police officers across the country is like no other. for the moment you put on that uniform, you have answered a call that at any moment, even in the briefest interaction, may put your life in harm's way. lorne ahrens, he answered that call. so did his wife, katrina. not only because she was the spouse of a police officer, but because she is a detective on the for

. >> reporter: the church responded saying we remain resolved to the alignment of the scriptures. due diligence and find no fault in deacon right based on our review. we would not ordained someone if we believed he was a harm to our church, family and especially our children. >> that is pretty scary. >> they are using scripture to justify hurting a child.>> reporter: power for living ministries claims to be standing by their deacon, but all photos and comments have been removed from the churches facebook page. >> these predators are being protected by the church and some of the communities. >> reporter: the facebook post that started this, right has updated his information on the website. i reached out to the church multiple times and they have yet to respond. alecia read kron4 news. >>> coming up later the giants in arizona, we have the az plane pittsburgh and kevin durant and the warriors. golden state was there to a half hour strong they brought all the heavyweights. how did turnout? we will let you know what we know a little bit later in this broadcast. >>> take a live look ou

heart, regardless of age, to the stout in spirit, regardless of party, to all who respond to the scripturalall: "be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be dismayed." for courage , not complacency, is our need today; leadership, not salesmanship. and the only valid test of leadership is the ability to lead, and lead vigorously. a tired nation, said david lloyd george, is a tory nation. and the united states today cannot afford to be either tired or tory. there may be those who wish to hear more promises to this group or that, more harsh rhetoric about the men in the kremlin as a substitute for policy, more assurances of a golden future, where taxes are always low and the subsidies are always high. but my promises are in the platform that you have adopted. our ends will not be won by rhetoric, and we can have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves. for the harsh facts of the matter are that we stand at this frontier at a turning-point of history. we must prove all over again to a watching world, as we said on a most conspicuous stage, whether this nation, conc

>>reporter: the charge responded to them sing were made resolved to the line of the scriptures would have done our due diligence and find no fault and the dick and based on our review will not on and someone if we believed he was a harm to our church family and especially our children. >>pam moore: the latest on the terror attack and who was now planning was possibility and to and we'll live along the embarcadero and san francisco final preparations for monday's big firework shall. >>vicki liviakis: they can report the use of illegal fireworks online and still not assured from they will also build-the impact to patrol focused on high fire danger. >>phillipe djegal: and is only the fund time out here is passing along the embarcadero i could see the fireworks above the bed is a great time to bring the family now this is what looked like last year like we do every year will broadcast live to fireworks in san francisco. >>reporter: mention you never jackass' the city watching the fireworks san francisco the locations the competitiveness of the '70s ally of the outside right now we're sit

and he developed this spiritual context based on the scriptures. so when reagan talks to me this way, i begin -- i think i had an extraordinary level of curiosity about the reagans because i had not worked in the reagan campaign. i had -- did not come from california. i was not a part of the film industry. so i had to learn -- ken and i were talking about this. we had to really learn our client, why they thought the way they did, why they acted the way they did. it was as if we had to understand it to be able to serve them in the best way that we possibly could. so this was reagan in early 1981, opening himself up to me and showing some of that insight that he never, ever talked about. you know, it was -- there was a famous interview that he gave to w. magazine. and there was a reporter, absolutely a friend of ours. she was determined to make a news story and figure out what was going on inside that quiet interior that reagan would never talk about. so she says to the president, we know and talk about clearing brush and cutting wood at the ranch. i

scripture tells us that in our sufferings there is glory.truths of these words are hard to see. right now those words test us. because the people of dallas, the people across the country are suffering. we are here to honor the memory and more the loss of five fellow americans. to greet with their loved ones, to support this community to pay for the winter, and to try and find some meaning amidst ourselves. to the men and women who protect and serve the people of dallas, that thursday began like any other day. like most americans each day you get up, probably have two quick a breakfast, kiss your family goodbye, and you had to work. but your work, and the work of police officers across the country is like no other. from the moment you put on that uniform, you have answered a call that at any moment, even in the briefest interaction, may put your life in harm's way. aaron's answer that call and katrina into that call not only because she's a police officer but she is a detective on the force. they have two kids, and lauren took them fishing. h

in scripture and in the music of our children we are told, to everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. and for america, the time has come at last. this is the time for truth, not falsehood. in a democratic nation, no one likes to say that his inspiration came from secret arrangements behind closed doors, but in a sense that is how my candidacy began. i am here as your candidate tonight in large part because during four administrations of both parties, a terrible war has been chartered behind closed doors. [cheers] [applause] i want those doors opened and i want that war closed. [cheers] [applause] and i make these pledges above all others: the doors of government will be opened, and that war will be closed. [cheers] truth is a habit of integrity, not a strategy of politics, and if we nurture the habit of truth in this campaign, we will continue to be truthful once we are in the white house. [applause] let us say to americans, as woodrow wilson said in his first campaign of 1912, "let me inside the government and i will tell you what is going on there." [a

and read scriptures near the baton rouge convenience store where a gunman ambushed police officers on sunday. >> the community is torn up, too much violence. >> the shooting began when officers responded to a call about an armed man dressed in black.>> police say the former marine gavin long was targeting police, he died in a shootout with officers, three officers from two different apartments were killed, a 45 father of four and a former marine as well as another who had just become a father, three other officers were taken to the hospital, one in critical condition. >> the city had been on edge for nearly 2 weeks after police shot and killed a black man during a struggle. another police shooting in minnesota and the killing of five dallas police officers has added to tension. >> we have to do better in terms of our dialogue but we can't pretend that will be enough. we need new strategies. >> cbs news has learned long was part of a group that believed government and law enforcement do not have any authority. he frequently posted videos online. >> i thought my own thoughts, i made my

front of a room of clergy members and advocates, instead of taking the opportunity to quote some scripture and win points with the clergy members, he instead actually said the truth. >> i tell correctional officers if you see someone. [inaudible] because. [inaudible] >> if you have a powerful operator like that at the head of the union, who has millions of dollars at his disposal, you are going to have cover up. >> now seabrook has not been charged with any of this. the union office denies the allegations. seabrook vice president has not been named head of the union, but one correctional officer i spoke to said change still needs to happen. >> we put our trust in the man. >> we do a good job making sure that all of your things that you have already accomplished under our leadership are protected. >> we felt very betrayed. i decided to write a letter have an emergency meeting with the members here. or at least have a vote that way we can have a voice. the union doesn't run us, we run the union. >> no word yet if that meeting will happen but will keep you updated. >> those are the things tha

. >> in my house -- >> and red scriptures near the battoning ruin convenience store where gunman ambushed police officers on sunday. >> just too much violence. >> the shooting began, when officers responded to a call about an armed man, dressed in black. >> shots fired, officer down. >> police say former marine, gavin long, was targeting police. he died in a shoot-out with officers. three officers from two different departments, were killed, 45 year old father of four, brad, 41 year old former marine, matthew gerald, 32 year old montra jackson, had just become a father, three other officers taken to the hospital, one in critical condition. sit on edge after two weeks after police shot and killed black man during a struck. >> i another police shooting in minnesota and the killing of five dallas police officers has added to tensions across the nation. >> we're going to have to do bet nerve terms of our dialogue, but we can't pretends that will be enough. we need new long enforcement strait edge. >> i cbs news has learned long was part of a group that believed government and law enforcement

if you read the scripture very carefully, you'll find that god was very and is very conscious about theight time. and timing is something that we do in life, we practice in life, right? if you're swinging a bat to hit a ball, what's important? timing. timing. everything is about timing. turn to your neighbor and say, neighbor, everything is about timing. so it's not just the right time, it's the right timing. and the bible speaks, uses language like times and seasons and ages. >> the good thing about all this is that god is too wise to make a mistake and too just to do wrong, merciful, he understands the intent of that who kills, and that who must kill. and so while he may forgive me, could kill someone out of honor, he also forgives that which kills and who -- he forgives them and restores them. that's why no matter what people have done in the past, and i think this is how we conclude this, is that we've got to forgive them of the worst things that they do, because we, too, are going to ask for that same gift, forgiveness, and that mercy and that grace. because people do have the abil

we are told the president struggled crafting these remarks consulting scripture late into the night.'m sure we made changes on board air force one today. he has two audiences. that stadium is filled with dallas police officers. they are in there. there are so many police officers in there the local security is not being provided by the dallas p.d. but by the neighboring article ton p.d. so the dallas police officers can honor their comrades here. but there is a larger audience, a national audience, a nation that has been shocked by images of violence here in dallas, but also in minnesota, in louisiana, and of course in orlando. that is a big part of his remarks here as a remark to the nation. i should also point out this is first time he will be with president george w. bush since last year when they were together at another very emotion event in selma at the 60th anniversary of the civil rights there. >> called today to reassure, galvanize, trying to find some words for healing. and now let's go to the senator introducing former president george w. bush. >> protecting the city and l

.>> the white house said that president obama stayed up late consulting scripture to prepare for his remarks, this afternoon he will host a forum at the white house addressing the issues of community policing and criminal justice in the wake of the louisiana, minnesota and dallas shootings. >>> san francisco place looking into the report of a flyer asking people to join the ku klux klan due to the black lives matter movement, flyers being circulated and the flyers accuse the black lives matter group of targeting white people and police, and the note includes a phone number and [ null ] website. and officers went looking for copies of the flyers and could not find them. >>> uc berkeley investigating its own chancellor for improper use of money, a whistleblower complaint against nicholas dirks alleging he used public funds to pay for travel on nonuniversity business and failed to pay for the use of the campus athletic trainer. the former director of the recreational facility said that he approved the training and did not think it was a violation of university policy, and travel allegat

it is interesting how as we are told in scripture that we are the body of christ, and different members make up that body, and that is how i think of the different religious orders. different ones play different role, and they emphasize different aspects of living out the gospel. and that is what is beautiful about the kapitan, these ordinary people staying close to people, and your background is so wonderful. having been a police officer, and the different roles that you have before becoming a priest, i'm sure that gives you the heart to walk the path with people in ordinary life. and if i understand exactly, this is why pope francis is focusing in on the kapitan, walking the ordinary path, and the commitment to confession was really important to him. and then to have all of you in rome, to never tire of forgiveness. and i would like you to talk more about what it was like to see him in rome, and to hear him inspire you, and to live out the year of mercy and to share that forgiveness was so many people.>>> you know, it was a very privilege of inclusion in the particular by did a gave t

sometimes you have to wait, and if you read the scripture very carefully, you will find that god is veryight time. timing is something that we do in life. we practice in life, right? just swinging a bat to hit a ball what is important? timing, timing. everything is about timing. turn to your neighbor, and say, neighbor, everything is about timing. it's not just the right time, it's the right timing. and the bible speaks, and uses language like times, and seasons, and ages. ♪ ♪ >>> what are you writing about and where can you found? >> i'm writing about and covering with video arts and culture in washington d.c. find me on misha >> guest: we write on millennial publication red alerts politics.com. >> generation opportunity.org. >> education reform on genisken.com. >>> and raffi, that you write about something. >> raffi, where can you be found. >> circuit.com. >>> i wanted to thank this incredible, insightful, brilliant badge and i don't use the word loosely. i want to thank them. somebody has done a good job preparing them for life. i hope they thank them. he didn't get here by they will

he quotes from the scriptures, 96% of his speeches contain quotations or references to bible parables. 96% of the time. reagan loves to do this. it is a tremendous communicating tool. it is not as if i'm saying to you this is what i believe. let us have faith in abraham lincoln's words, that might might, andht makes let us to the end there to do our duty as we understand it. if we do, if we stand together and move forward with courage, then history will record that some good did come from this monstrous wrong that we will carry with us and remember for the rest of our lives. who was this man? who was this mysterious ronald reagan who could stand up and talk about man's god-given right, that man is made in the image and likeness of god, that can put within historical context this mission and this destiny for this country, in a way that recent presidents and our current president don't frame the american experience in american exceptionalism. how can we raise of a standard of faith and character in our -- raise up a standard of faith and character in our leaders so that we will not lose

. >> reporter: and read striptures near the -- scrimtures near baton -- scriptures near the baton rouge gas station. >> just too much violence. community all torn up. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: the shooting began when officers responded to a call about an armed man dressed in black. >> shots fired officer down. >> reporter: police say former marine gavin long was targeting police. he died in a shootout with officers. three officers from two different departments were killed and 45-year-old father of four brad garafola and 41- year-old former marine matthew gerald and 32-year-old montrell jackson who had just become a father. three other officers went to the hospital. one this critical condition. this city has been on edge for nearly two weeks after police shot and killed a black man during a struggle. another police shooting five dallas police officers has added to tensions across the nation. >> we are going to have to do better in terms of our dialogue but we can't pretend that's going to be enough. we need new law enforcement strategies. >> reporter: cbs news has learned long w

cath belief routed in scripture all expressions of sexual intimacy to a man and woman coveted to eachrriage. they should not hold leadership positions in the church. people attending evening mass in northern liberties had mixed opinions about the leader's comments. some say chaput's words are routed in centuries of catholic tradition. >> as leader of the church, he, himself, is guided by tradition. of he, himself, is guided by tradition that has existed and is continuing to explore and evaluate those traditions and teachings found through the years to this presently day. >> reporter: others would like the church to be more inclusive. >> that would be my ideal wish that, you know, everyone would, you know, sort of be under the same umbrella. but it all gets back to basic respect and, you know, forgiveness, i say. but, you know, respecting, you know, everyone. >> when asked on twitter for a response, due to the archbishop's comments, mayor kenney tweeted he gave us gift of wholly communion because he so loved all of us, chaput's actions are not christian, the a archbishop is out of town

he says the same of unmarried and same sex couples writing quote catholic belief rooted in scriptureeserves all expressions of sexual intimacy of a man and a woman covenanted to each other in a valid marriage. parishioners who are divorced, remarried or in same sex relationship to shot hold leadership positions in the church. >> parishioners had mixed opinions. some say chaput's words are rooted in centuries of catholic tradition. >> as leader of the church, he himself is guided by tradition. he himself is guided by tradition that has existed and is continuing to explore and evaluate those traditions and those teachings down through the years to this present day. >> reporter: while other boss like the church to be more inclusive. >> that would be my ideal wish, that, you know, everyone would, you know, sort of be under the same umbrella but it all gets back to basic respect and, you know, forgiveness i say but, you know, respecting, you know, everyone. >> reporter: when asked on twitter for response the archbishop's comments mayor kenney tweeted "jesus gave us gift of holy communion

he says the same of unmarried and same sex couples writing quote catholic belief rooted in scripture reserves all expressions of sexual intimacy of a man and a woman covenanted to each other in a valid marriage. parishioners who are divorced, remarried or in same sex relationship to shot hold leadership positions in the church. >> parishioners had mixed opinions. some say chaput's words are rooted in centuries of catholic tradition. >> as leader of the church, he himself is guided by tradition. he himself is guided by tradition that has existed and is continuing to explore and evaluate those traditions and those teachings down through the years to this present day. >> reporter: while other boss like the church to be more inclusive. >> that would be my ideal wish, that, you know, everyone would, you know, sort of be under the same umbrella but it all gets back to basic respect and, you know, forgiveness i say but, you know, respecting, you know, everyone. >> reporter: when asked on twitter for response the archbishop's comments mayor kenney tweeted "jesus gave us gift of holy communio

from social medium such as responding to them send will remain resolve to the alignment of the scriptures we have done on the diligence and find no fault and they can based on our review and will not ordain someone of we believe he was the harm to our church family and especially the children they claim to be standing by there deakin but off bottles and comments have been removed from the church as a spa package since the post that started this whole thing wife has updated the status on the mac as low web site we did reach out to the church multiple times the have yet to respond. >>vicki liviakis: this is the canceled his name was jostled around he's from ohio we're getting a look at the video posted on you to a few weeks before the crash it shows how the auto pilot featured moved his tesla of the way when a truck veered to his claim according to report the deadly accident happened when the test had a big rig and florida all pilot did not detect the white side of the truck because of the bright sun line. >>vicki liviakis: a truck driver says he also cited watching a moving because he coul

d quote the scripture, it is written. if my people we all claim we're christian, if my people would call by my name. host: june, let you go. one other call from michelle in san francisco. last word this morning on the air. caller: thank you very much. i just wanted to say quickly go up -- liberal by nature. this is very integrated all this business. now here we're how many decades later and i'm so, so think and tired of the left aagenda. i'm simply filing things. i am becoming more and more patriotic and i'm so sick and tired of the police and law enforcement being vilified in one clean sweep over and over again. it's just wrong and we're having nothing but mayhem. i'm not seeing anything constructive and positive. no one has to tell me anything. i don't buy into the rhetoric. i sit in to -- i have a minority background. immigrant history. the whole nine yards. and i can't get with this. i realize it's complicated. but men and women of america and everybody else, you are pushing people too hard and you are losing respect

bad,ys things are not as we should not despair, he said -- >> some scripture in the beginning. there is glory, he said, and people across the nation are suffering. by withu is standing giants of the insurance industry. >> thank you so much. hank, great to see you again. particularly in asia, let's set aside what we just heard from the president of what is going on in the u.s. return to what we have seen in the last several weeks, the brexit exit. stimulus in other parts of the world. shruggingnk we may be off the impact of this? it was unexpected. i think it was foolish to call for a vote, believing they had it already do. think david cameron did not expect the vote that he got. why would you have something as important as that at a 55.1% vote? it should be two thirds, something as important as that. but it was not. i think the issue of immigration is critical. result, obviously, it is a -- it is the first of many countries that will maybe destroy the eu as we know it? forthey modify immigration everybody, for those who want to have it modified? it is a hard question to answer

while we are told in scripture that the greatest love is to lay one's life down for a friend, police officers risk their lives every day not just for friends but for people that they have never even met. as a mayor and governor, i came face to face with the danger of police work and went to too many funerals for local and state law enforcement officials who gave up their lives in service to their fellow citizens. just in february of this year, prince william county police officer ashley guindon was shot and killed on her first day working after service as a marine reservist and veteran. police work is hard and dangerous, and we have to be grateful for those who do it. but, mr. president, here is one glimmer of hope. for a police officer, the threat of death by gun violence is being dramatically reduced, even as our nation's population grows and even as the number of weapons grows. the death of police officers by gun violence hit its peak in the early 1970's. in 1973, 156 police officers in this country were shot and killed. in the first decade of the 2000's, that number had been redu

it is, his ability to call on scripture and speak veryage of spirituality, powerful.t was very powerful last summer when he did it in charleston, very powerful when he did it again today. mark: remarkable. and this had power. also power of the whole tableau of races, religions, parties up there. i am sure the whole nation focused and paid attention, but my instinct, at least, what everyone would have watched, is going to have a lot of good feeling after the hard week that they have had. dis toes, and it is no president bush to say the president obama's speech is important. the first african-american he talked in such a powerful way. the white constituencies that he knew to address and to the black constituencies, asking for both sides to try to emphasize with the other. he gets criticism from the right or trying to focus on police brutality, and he gets criticism elsewhere. and it was just about perfect. mark: i saw a lot of conservatives praising the president. and i thought this is great. and i thought this was a good aside.put this to see both presidents up there,

scripture tells us that in our sufferings there is glory.ter. in character, hope. sometimes the truth of these words are hard to see. right now those words test us. because the people of dallas, the people across the country are suffering. we are here to honor the memory and mourn the loss of five fellow americans. to grieve with their loved ones, to support this community, to pray for the wounded, and to try and find some meaning amidst our sorrow. for the men and women who protect and serve the people of dallas, that thursday began like any other day. like most americans, each day you get up, probably have two quick a breakfast, kiss your family goodbye, and you head to work. but your work, and the the work of police officers across the country is like no other. >> so did his wife katrina, not only because she was the spouse of a police officer, but she she is a detective on the force. they have two kids. and lauren took them fishing. he used to probably go to their school and uniform and the night before he died he bought dinner for homel

read by his family from the last verse of the last book of the holy scripture. the grace of the lord jesus be with all. amen. and senator armstrong walked off the floor of the united states senate after serving fellow man the last ten years at colorado christian university, the house, the senate and the colorado legislature. he's now walked into a far better place that we all hope to join someday. mr. president, i yield to my colleague from colorado. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senior senator from colorado. mr. bennet: thank you, mr. president. it is indeed a privilege to be here with my colleague, senator gardner, as we recognize the life of a dedicated coloradoan, former senator bill armstrong. last week senator armstrong passed away after a five-year battle with cancer. he is survived by his wife ellen, daughter ann and son will. he was an accomplished businessman, a long-term public servant, a dedicated educator and most important, a husband, father, and grandfather. he held strong principles and beliefs which he conveyed with eloque

in the book joshua, the scripture tells us that before the children of israel prepared it travel into the promised land they were asked to take out 12 smooth stones. these 12 smooth stones were left as a memorial. oday we are here to uncover 12 smooth stones at this site and moving forward no one should ever ask why this was done. moving forward, no one should ever ask the significance of doing this because of days of old and days to come we will know that on this day at this hour 50 years ago dr.king spoke from this very same sacred ground and i would encourage every school child in williamsburg county, every teacher and every parent in williamsburg county to take an opportunity to bring your kids to see that marker. because that marker is a smooth stone of the history of the legacy of the greatness and importance of williamsburg county. thank you. >> it is an honor to be on stage with you today and have worked on this project together. when mrs.mcgill made a few introductory remarks about me i thought that sounds more like an obituary. than an introduction . i had to look to make su

in scripture he is a vegetarian, as was adam and eve.on to eat the animals till after the flood. >> anthony: all right, well we'll see who's doing better at the end of these ten days. a little social experiment here. madagascar was settled, best we can tell, around 700 a.d. by people from what is now indonesia. later, by africans. in 1895 the french took it, killed off a substantial number of people in the process, and as they do, left behind beautiful buildings and the french language. when independence came in 1960 it was sudden and ill prepared for. continuing political incompetence has left most of madagascar's 22 million people living on less than $2 a day. do you know this place? do you eat -- have you been here? >> rossy: yes, wednesday, saturday to go out before going to nightclub. go to look's. >> anthony: first meal in country and i suggested this place. i thought it would be perfect, darren being a vegetarian and all. this is what you call being passive aggressive, i think. so what's good here? >> rossy: look's pork. >> anthon

but as scripture says, love never fails.is election i choose hillary clinton. hillary was in south carolina the day before the shooting, and in the days that followed she talked about the hatred in our nation, the racism, the injustice. she said that we can't hide from these truths. she called on us to name them and own them and then change them. together we can fight for that change. together we can heal. together we can love. thank you. >> survivors of the attack at the church in charleston, south carolina. coming up next, angela bassett will introduce gabby giffords and mark kelly. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you, everyone. it is so great to be here in the great city of philadelphia, and i speak to you tonight as the proud son of two new jersey police officers. as a veteran of 39 combat missions during operation desert storm, and of 25 years in the united states navy, and as a former nasa astronaut who flew four missions into space. you know, my decades as a pilot military officer and astronaut gave me a unique perspective

as grim as it is, he has gotten very good at it and his ability to call on scripture and speak the languagef spirituality, very powerful and very powerful lesson number when he did it. >> one of the things resulted that is a remarkable thing, almost every sentence they said, you would say, of course that is true, and it has power is a book the narrative. all races, religions, parties of their. i am not sure the whole nation and attention, but my instinct is that dallas is going to have a lot of good feeling today and try to fight back from the horrible week they have had. this to president -- it is no diss to president bush. place asfrom a unique the first african-american president. in some ways, the speech recalled to me the speech he had on race. he did it in such a powerful way. to the white constituencies and the black constituencies for both sides to sympathize with the other. he gets criticism from the right brutality, on police and criticism from the left on focusing on the white police officers. the way he spoke to both constituencies today and a way that was real, embracing, and i

topic and what he was going to say today to this crowd, shepard, that he stayed up late consulting scripturespeech and preparing these remarks. so it was a powerful event and he said that protests can be messy and that we have learned that but he said that they can be hijacked by a few. i would say the most powerful moment out of the whole service was when the mayor of the city, mayor mike rawlings acknowledged the dallas police chief and the d.a.r.t. police chief, the two departments that had officers killed on thursday night. and boy, has dallas police chief david brown become sort of a rock star in this country in terms of his grace and the way he has handled such trying time and then d.a.r.t. police officer -- police chief james stiller, d.a.r.t., dallas area rapid transit, and one d.a.r.t. officer was killed in the line of duty thursday. and the crowd jumped to their feet. it was a standing ovation. people wiping away tears and everyone just hat and acknowledged those two police chiefs for the pain and suffering that their departments are enduring right now. and we have another couple o

in scripture he said "if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seeky face and turn from their wicked ways, then i will hear their prayer from heaven and forgive their sin and heal their lands." that's how we as a church lead in the healing process. it's time to turn back to god. america has been a great nation because it's been one nation under god. we have strayed from our godly heritage in many ways. our prayer is god will somehow use this horrific tragedy to turn our nation back to him, the ultimate healer, jesus christ. charles: we saw scenes of people running, it was mass hysteria. they were thinking there were many shooters because the lone short was moving around shooting from different location. that anger, that anxiety that linkerred, it was -- that tha t- that lingered. it doesn't take much more than a lone shooter to reverse our world so we turn backwards. do you think we start sliding further backwards? >> i think it's clear that our country is in a downward spiral. it's up to us to turn that spiral around. of course, our political leaders

of these things, but as grim as it is he , has gotten very good at it and his ability to call on scripturend speak the language of , spirituality, very powerful powerful very last summer when he did it in charleston, and very powerful today. >> one of the things resulted remarkable ability. almost every sentence they said, you would say, of course that is true. all races, religions, parties of their. re. i am not sure the whole nation and attention, but my instinct is that dallas is going to have a lot of good feeling today and try to fight back from the horrible week they have had. >> for sure. bush.no diss to president comes from a unique place, of course as the first , african-american president. in some ways, the speech recalled to me the speech he had -- that he gave on race in 2008, where he talked in a powerful way to the white constituencies and the black constituencies for both sides to sympathize with -- to empathize with the other. he gets criticism from the right on focusing on police brutality, and criticism from the left on focusing on the white police officers. i think he is

scripture tells us that in our suffering there is glory. because we know that suffering endeuces perseverance. perseverance and character character and hope. ♪ >> that chi your music and emotional prayers were enfused with a stark sense of frustration about the senselessness of the murders of these five men in blue. targeted because they were white and more specifically because they were white police officers. a massacre that the white house called a rate crime. the service has just drawn to a close. the president made, in our count, at least 11 speeches in cities where there was horrific mass gun carnage, but this was the first time that police officers were the victims. >> and this was a very different kind of speech. it was extraordinary, he is saying this is the america i know and really trying to bring american people along to say that protestors and police, you know it, i know it. and mentioned black lives matter and the history of african-americans having a difficult time being oppressed by some police officers. it was almost as if y

so filled with chatter of who is great and what is great and what shall be great, let us remember scriptures clear, simple and of greatness. god is the great, the mighty and the awesome for god defense the cause of the window, the orphan and loves the stranger residing among you. this is god's greatness and this is the greatest the american .eople must strive to imitate god of history, help us to understand that this is the most important election of our lives. help us to recognize that the gift, the miracle of u.s. democracy, our freedom, our community and everything we hold dear rests in the hands of her people at this moment. we are a beautiful country of people as diverse as your creation. we are each unique, each a part of a group or groups we identify with probably. and each a person of infinite value created in your divine image. , to us to choose wisely walk in your ways which are peace.-- paths of let us say amen. [cheering] >> the chair will entertain a motion to recess. all in favor? we are in recess. [cheering] ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, whic

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