he wrote to the head of the community of st john having decided to exclude from diocese several st john priests explains himself. reverend brother some brothers of st john got themselves into situations of extreme gravity the brothers in question were about to be hauled in front of the courts at a risk of dirtying the damage of our church i used all my weight to make sure this did not happen. what have these french priest done to incur the wrath of an arts. bishop. in cameroon a mostly catholic country the community of st john is an institution. the brothers run one of the biggest high schools in your own big capital. but in burke to walk in the east of the country the brothers of st john have left town. until two thousand and fourteen they oversaw this cathedral the biggest in the region. and. we go to see the archbishop the one who asked the st john priest to leave. monson your tango one of the african representatives of the vatican. michel even the. solution of other superheroes and. it wasn't to know about either the. on his own. you know this just underneath him cause he did it. be

port st. joe to mexico beach. seeing the helicopter pictures tomorrow, all of the worst destruction will be from the tyndall air force base and then here and then down to apalachicola. panama city, you're in the middle of it. panama city and panama city beach, a population of 30,000 people right here in the heart of the northern eye wall and getting strong winds at 80 to 100 miles per hour and only about 5, 10 miles away, not as much damage. it's a small eye and wherever it shifted was going to get hit the worst and we don't want anyone to get hit by a storm like this but if we have a near category 5 storm, one of the strongest we have seen, this area in here where the worst of the winds are and the storm surge is one of the least pop latted spots on the entire florida coastline. >> we'll talk to somebody that definitely spends sometime there. we have the mayor of port st. joe bo patterson with us. mayor, we are so, so sorry for what you're experiencing. i know you're riding this storm out. tell us what it's like

st louis yeah first of all little known fact historically in christianity st louis he's actually the patron saint of entrenched racist police saying. oh yeah that city is simply living up to its name also ubiquitous surveillance by local police is happening all across the country so st louis residents have nothing to worry about what gives us all something to worry about come on are people fighting back and all right well folks are pushing to get c. cops laws passed which stands for community control over police survey. and it might as well stand for color blind concubine obviously pregnant santa because it makes no sense and. how does shifting power from the police to the people not make some sense just look at how unreasonably it's explained by the a.c.l.u. bit or should if you don't agree with us because we're a bunch of fresh as they say the efforts principal objective is to pass c cops laws that ensure residents through local city councils are empowered to decide if and how surveillance technologies are used through a process that maximizes the public's influence over those deci

back we turn now to st louis missouri a city whose police force is so racist they make boston's look like the editorial board of ebony magazine. in addition the st louis police aggressively use oppressive surveillance to spy on residents twenty four seventh's but thankfully there has been some resistance here now to explain is our senior invader of privacy john a fellow donald. was very young same louis yeah first of all little known fact historically in christianity st louis he's actually the patron saint of entrenched racist saying. oh yeah that city is simply living up to its name also you begin to surveillance by local police is happening all across the country so st louis residents have nothing no work it's what gives us all something to worry about come on our people fighting back and all right folks are pushing to get see cops laws passed which stands for community control over police surveillance but it might as well stand for colorblind concubine obviously pregnant santa because it makes no sense then. how does shifting power from the police to the people not make some sense

kick—off at st helens at 7:45pm this evening.black athletes who are making a name for themselves in a variety of sports. today, we meed dannie morgan, who followed his dream to be a top equestrian — and now he's winning rosettes in both eventing and dressage. i'm not from a horsey background at all. my mum was a single parent with three boys. we did not always make life easierfor her three boys. we did not always make life easier for her but she was fantastic. i went horse trial with a friend when i was 14 and i remember watching in being so inspired by the top riders and thought, i would love top riders and thought, i would love to be able to do this. as i left college, i didn't have a huge amount of financial support so i thought, how am! of financial support so i thought, how am i going to get into the industry and compete and do all the things i wanted to do? i was fortu nate things i wanted to do? i was fortunate enough to get a job with adele. i never c me without a brush in my hand, i wanted to prove that this was a really

courtyard marriott downtown, marquis, union square, palace, st. regis, the w, and the westin st.ces. marriott said they will still remain open. >>> senators will spend the day reviewing the report. the white house deputy press secretary said the white house remains fully confident. the senate will vote to confirm the supreme court nominee. abc news reporter emily rau reports the focus is on a handful of senators still on the fence. >>> good morning, reggie and jessica. we are just hours away from the first vote in this process to possibly confirm judge kavanaugh. and this morning it's still unclear if the republicans eventually have the vote they need. >>> officially kicking off the countdown to a crucial vote. with pwreplt kavanaugh's lifelong appointment to the nation's highest court on the line, the full senate could vote on final confirmation this weekend. the decision could come down to a handful of undecided senators. the white house is now debating the release of the findings of that fbi investigation as attorneys for kavanaugh's first accuser, christine blasey ford, attac

right now katie is live in st. louis. >> wouldn't that be nice. taxes on a postcard. register to vote on a postcard making it all simple and easy. >> absolutely. >> i want to live in that world. good to see you both. it's 2:00 p.m. out east and 2:00 p.m. here in missouri. day four of our battleground college tour. this red state is home to one of most endangered democrats running for re-election in the senate. claire mccaskill. she survived the past two cycles with nothing short of political jujitsu. are you cheering for her? >> yeah. >> what about josh holly? >> no. >> this is a blue portion of this very red state. this time claire mccaskill is facing a hand picked gop challenger. he's one point ahead of her. we'll have much more on this election and talking to students on the washington university campus throughout the coming hour. first, we're going to begin in the florida panhandle where hurricane michael has made landfall just 24 hours ago. at least two deaths are being blamed on the storm which weather experts say is the most powerful on record the strike the ar

i was in st. louis i was a reporter but while we were researching the book i found out they had a torture ring and a tortured so many people to confess to crimes they had not committed including murders that when the governor found out he said i cannot execute anybody i don't know who was guilty or not it was so bad. one came in so beaten it was pretty brutal. the medical examiner said oh my god this is horrible so he called the district attorney to investigate. who was the district attorney? richard daley who would go on to be that they are the longest-serving mayor in the history of chicago. richard daley came down and looked at the report and what did he do? he prosecuted that man and found him guilty and sentenced him to death and then governor ryan stepped in and overturned that and saved his life. but it should have stopped with daily. daily signed off on that. so it isn't just the police. but it is reflected by all of us. . >> thank you for putting this literature together for us. . . . >>

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the st john public relations director emailed us. dearest. sir we are prudent about the televised press especially when sensitive subjects are concerned after a long reflection we preferred to decline your request for an interview regarding the departure of the brothers from the cathedral imber to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings and my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi needs you'll be a today from the shall to go airport outside paris. to wait for brother thomas york team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that the law a little sign is the physic as i said it is for the good to go raise. the level of school and i see the loonies i. think it when the lazy way may have said often of these girls as all in the fighting is not all this is

the hurley family worshiped at st. agnus. then he attended st. joseph college, st. patrick college and then st. patrick seminary. he was ordained in 1944, spent an academic year at berkeley studying educational theory and administration. also the assistant superintendent of schools for the archdiocese. then hurley moved across the country to the catholic university of san francisco in washington d.c. his ph.d. came in 1947 and two years later catholic university published his -- in state of california. hurley was one of the brightest stars in a constellation of young priests, hand-picked by archbishop john j. mitty for leadership roles. this was a time when others wrote, st. san francisco archdioceses send more graduate students to the catholic university than any other dioceses in the nation. one of archbishop many catholic action initiatives was the education of postlat. hurley took a leading role beginning in 1944. in addition to a year as a teacher at sarah high school, san mateo, hurley served seven years as founding principal of the bishop odowel high school.

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the st john public relations director emailed us. dear sir we are prudent about the televised press especially when sensitive subjects are concerned after a long reflection we prefer to decline your request for an interview regarding the departure of the brothers from the cathedral imber to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings on my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi anything opiate today from the shelter gaulle airport outside paris. who would for brother thomas york team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that the law that a little sign is defines that as i said it is for the good to go raise. the level work of schoolis in the loonies i thought i was. ocean the. women players he may have said often if these are things as all of t

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ignatius, and his children graduated from st. ignatius high school. >> sergeant ware's anniversary, too. >> vice president mazzucco: wedding day. [ applause ] they sent their daughters to sacred heart cathedral. very smart people. you'll also notice our officers are wearing pink patches like this. it's for cancer awareness month. in the san francisco police department, many members have chosen to change their patches to represent that, so you'll see a lot of our officers with pink patches. and just to tell you how we work as a commission, that took the full commission to meet to determine to change the uniform regulation just for one month. it required public comment, it required input. the police officers association was involved, the uniform makers were involved, so that's just one of the small things that we do. so that's why you'll see the officers wearing pink tonight. so now let's get into our meeting. >> secretary: commissioner, items 1, reports to the commission, 1-a, chief's report. weekly crime trends, provide an overvi

gabe told ryou he spoke to the mayor of port st. joe. i've been on the phone with him all morning as well. he told me the hospital closed at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. there is no shelter in the area, and he's very concerned that people did not evacuate in time because, frankly, people in this area, they talk about storms like opal in 1985 or kate in 1985, opal in 1995, excuse me. they're not used to seeing something like this. this is unprecedented and could leave as the governor has said, many of the areas in the panhandle unrecognizable after it passes. we'll come back to you in a bit as well. >>> let's go a little farther west along the panhandle coastline to mike thomas. he is the mayor of panama city beach. mayor thomas comes to us by phone now. mayor, what can you tell us about conditions right now? what can you tell us about preparations underway? >> well, all the preparations that could be made are already made, but the conditions are worsening some. we're getting quite a bit of wind now. the surf is amazing. i've been here all my lif

st. mary's county and charles county maryland public sch als are on two-hour delay because of concerns about road conditions in those areas. we have team coverage as you start your friday morning. >> amelia draper is tracking what's left of michael and the cool down that started overnight. amelia, and some flooding we have to worry about. >> absolutely. in parts of southern maryland, 3 6 inches of rainfall during the evening hours. wee dealing with flooding issues. take a look at the latest flood warnings ande're seeing a flood warning for almost all of charles county, all of st. mary's and southern prince george's county. they may be extended if we don't see water come down and we are hearing of flooded roads in these areas. so a good call i thinkith that two hour delay for charles and st. mary's county. no take a look. most of us still under a wind advisory. did the winds wake you up overnight? still gusty right now. this wind advisory that includes the entire d.c. metro area will be in

mount st. helena of middletown and antioch in calistoga 30 miles an hour and blackhawk 37. there have been pretty good gusts and do north gusting at 25 miles an hour. the red flag will continue and that goes until noon and this mainly applies to the north and east bay hills and you can see the drier air spilling in in the air for coming off -- off land. 40s, 50s to 60s. 67 degrees in santa rosa is 49 degrees. san jose is in this -- is at 50 and rohnert park 59 and one operation in napa, 66. american canyon 16 degrees cooler and there are some big differences in that system. a deep low and that should introduce some really cool temperatures and it's about sunshine and what's next? >> we do have and it's on a monday and you might expect it where it will slow down. and you can see traffic is moving here coming through to the toll plaza. and it probably won't stay this light and westbound bay bridge and 80 north and south while looking good here and we have not had too many major accidents here. ce

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st ives sits as a spit of sand out into the atlantic, which captures both the east and the west lightt that attracted artists here in the first place. the roof of the gallery is made up of massive concrete beams, above which are six very large light chambers that capture this very particular light of st ives. you could say that daylight was the primary material around which the gallery was built. inside the gallery, it was incredibly important that we provide art handling and staff spaces and this created a small building that sat above this landscape, and, as it was looking out to the sea and up at the sky, we chose to clad the building in a glazed tile, which reflects the sea and sky and captures these two primal elements of the cornish landscape. you don't realise the scale of how big this build is and how clever it was to imagine that it would fit here until you actually come into the finished space and you see it for the first time and it was just amazing. i am just thrilled. to me, this is a testament to true dialogue with the communities of cornwall, resulting in incredible arc

welcome to st george's park where it has been an eventful day.ncluding three first—time call ups. first of all, j. first—time call ups. first of all, j, just 18 years old, he has made a terrific start. he played for them in the champions league with a great assist, one of the most exciting talents around really, and james madison, who is been so impressive since joining madison, who is been so impressive sincejoining from nor madison, who is been so impressive since joining from nor edge over the summer since joining from nor edge over the summer at three goals in seven premier league games. and thirdly, mason, just 19 years old, featuring derby county over the summer and again, he started really well for them this season, scoring five goals. so really exciting young talents, but of course in croatia and spain, england are up against heavyweight opposition. but they are no doubt that the trio are ready. you never know with young players with their capable of the d give them their opportunity and we gave them their opportunity and we gave them an

the spectacular tribute is on display at st mary's church in warwick.nd put them on display in st mary's church in warwick, each one representing each soldier of the royal warwick regiment who die during the first world war, but they had been inundated with well over 60,000 being sent in. it isjust, wow, people walk in and that is their reaction, they might have seen voters in the press or on social media but to see it in person you can't beat it. there are poppies from local primary schools, local people, but also as far afield as the united states, canada and africa. and these have been sent over from the people of warwick in australia, that's how far word has spread. janet from warwick, warwickshire, decided she would crochet 1000 but ended up making 2000. they now make up this important part of the display. my first reaction when i came in the evening that they launched it was, oh, my goodness, and a great lump came into my throat, i couldn't speak, i had a tear in my eye and i was just overwhelmed with the wonderfuljob that they have done with moun

george island, st. vincent island to the south, these areas have been getting pummeled, really started getting bad around -- periodically 10:00 a.m., by 11:30 it was really starting to get intense and this is definitely some of the worst winds i've seen throughout the day of this hurricane, this historic category 4. >> shepard: the eye wall has made landfall around north of davis beach on a tiny sliver of u.s. highway 98, the beach road that runs all along the florida panhandle on a tiny sliver there and will be for the better part of the next 40 minutes or so, but it is not a time to go outside. the national hurricane center considers landfall when the center of circulation crosses over a land mass. whether it be an island during hurricane katrina, in louisiana, whether it was hurricane camille in the early 1960s in south mississippi when it hit the tip there. whenever the center of circulation crosses the land, that's official landfall but make no mistake, the beginning i wall has made landfall in the

port st. joe. that is just next to mexico beach, where landfall happened. and where rescues have been taking place all day long. omar, what is the latest there now? l reporter: well here in port st. joe, jeff, the rain has stopped. that's the good news. we're still getting a little bit of wind in this area, and now people are starting to come out and assess the damage. and look, in this area here, this is floodwater that has basically come up in this area. there's a lot of debris like this spread all around this area. people are starting to try to pick it up, because the cleanup is under way. hurricane michael slammed into port st. joe earlier this afternoon. heavy rains and tree-snapping winds pummeled the florida panhandle. >> whoa! >> reporter: thousands of people pade out the storm at home, despite being told to get out. port st. joe residents went into rescue mode after michael's 12- foot storm surge trapped people ap their homes. volunteers in small boats and big trucks pushed through st

jeff's st. done aunt donna said to rescue people nearby. >> people were in worst situation, people with water in their home. he got his boat and they're trying to rescue them now. >> reporter: help is coming in from across the state. >> i got the call at 4:00 in the morning to set up and come. so i left my wife and my two kids at home. >> reporter: a caravan of fire crews are headed north to join the emergency teams already on the ground. p.j. parker and her dog bodhi are close behind. >> this is what we work for. this is what we want to do. this is what the dogs want to do. >> reporter: those crews from broward and miami-dade just got back from helping the folks in south carolina after hurricane florence. now they're immediately turning and heading over to the florida panhandle. no rest for them at all. the task in front of them is going to be pretty rough. that the business just behind us, we saw a gas crew pull up because they heard gas hissing. got a call. he came and shut it off. those crew

while st. helena and i know middletown and right above the caldecott 47 miles per hour and blackhawk and antioch anywhere from 30 to eight -- 33 to 37. vacaville north, davis north and the north bay hills take the brunt of any wind advisory at least until 10:00 a.m. and things calmed down a little bit. it will be breezy but because of the low humidity and strong winds out of the north northeast and the red flag warning. look at the dry air coming in. the coast is clear and alameda 67. that's pretty warm. oakland 64 and there are warm temperatures already including half moon bay and 67 which is warmer than some and san jose is a cool 51 in santa rosa is 52. it spells sunshine and warm temps with 70s and 80s. 5:32 a.m. and sal is here and this is when things pick up. >>> we have traffic flow 80 westbound coming into the vallejo area already and we already had a minor crash on 80 westbound right there at the carquinez bridge. right before 780, watch for slow traffic. if you drive through vallejo a

gabe gutierrez, nbc , news, port st. j florida. >> reporter: i'm kerry sanders on panama city beach, where tonight they're preparing to face down a stunning st m surge of 8 to 12 feet. >> there's no wato hide. it's impossible. >> how prepared do you feel the ity is? >> the city's ready. >> reporter: we've o seen the powerthe storm surge before. it's a fast ving and fast rising flash with the power of the atlantic ocean behind it. here on the beach, the force behind a three-foot storm surge would knock me off my neat. hesix feet is near top of the sand dunes. once it overtops them, it can cause the sand du s to breach, allowing flood waters to rush land, submerging homes, buildings, ast reets. 23 years ago, hurricane opal's storm surge was defs pate i -- devastating. the beach disappeared. and that was a problem. so the city piped in sand from deep offshore, extending the beach line out to the high tide mark. going from an average of ten fde to 100 feet. the elevation raised seven feet. even the size of the grains of sand

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the munty to go solo or hill of joy offers many pilgrims on the way of st james the first glimpse oftheir final destination santiago de compostela. last year more than three hundred thousand people joined the pilgrimage to this city in northwestern spain. the journey officially ends at the cathedral of santiago de compostela the crypt of the eleventh century building is said to contain the remains of st james the apostle. in one thousand nine hundred five the cathedral and old town of santiago de compostela were declared a unesco world heritage site the pilgrimage attracts people from all walks of life . and i'm not how i have a plan it is a little bit of damage it's more learning about myself than the people that we meet in. my stocking i've got no idea what's been happening in the world for the past month. and that's ok. because these groups have spent the last month walking and i've heard nothing about anything else but the world is still here you know. in fifteen zero nine a hospital was opened right next to the cathedral on the plaza to oprah. it was designed to treat exhausted