st. john's church reverend fisher. [applause] >> welcome. good evening. i'm the director st. john's church. i am thrilled our friends at the white house historical's associate -- association asked us to have tonight's conversation. i will first share little bit about the history of this historic room tonight. this church was completed in 1816. the architect was benjamin henry and not only did he design this church but he was working on rebuilding the white house after it was destroyed by the british in the war of 1812. what is nowbuilt of the historical association. entrance.similar the original was an even for sides. the822, they expanded church building to make room for more seating. we do not know who the architect was who did that expansion and built the bell power -- belltower. tragically, the already died at that time, in new orleans. there might be some historians in the room. we would love to know belltower is a beautiful addition to the church. bell forged by paul revere's son. it's as 1822 boston revere. it is not the only that came to washington is the only one stil

st. john's church reverend fisher. [applause] >> welcome. good evening. i'm the director st. john's church.

and i was at st john's a service of on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's something like that that you have to be afraid to go out on to go to a bar but. also a good. many of the victims are believed to be of turkish or kurdish descent prosecutors say the gunmen. following the discovery of a confession letter the attack is being treated as an act of terror the suspect had uploaded a video to youtube a few days earlier in which he expressed his extremist ideology. the suspect along with his 72 year old mother were later found dead in his home. police are searching the property and seizing items of interest as part of their investigation . it's been tough and we looked out of the window and saw a lot of police officers. around $25.00 to $30.00 with 20 big cars and dogs and they were running around. since. the attack comes amid growing concerns about far right violence in germany investigations are ongoing. for more and now we want to go to the site of the shootings my colleague correspondent kate brady is joining me now let

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the fascist chinese government wants to eliminate that we got people of st john the entire population of john right in front of the eyes of the world. we asked them to raise their hands if they have family members who've been imprisoned in china's province where most weekends live. across chin jiang there are dozens of camps holding up to a 1000000 week. let's take a closer look at one of them this is a reeducation camp next to a prison. we identified watchtowers and high walls. that countless camps like this one the chinese government claims they are fallen tree vocational training centers designed to fight we. too but we received a document which shows that china's targeting week is based on the identity and religion it lists hundreds of detainees and the reasons for their detention are. my 4th week academic up to will you perceived it from the source and took a huge risk sharing it with us. january 8 i received a phone call like it's messenger call and. he said that stop doing this and we can reach you where were you are yes it's the dress but someone should take the danger someone

i know i was at st john's a service of on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's something like that that you have to be afraid to go out on to go to a bar but also a good. many of the victims are believed to be of turkish or kurdish descent. prosecutors say the gunmen had a motive following the discovery of a confession letter the attack is being treated as an act of terror the suspect had uploaded a video to you tube a few days earlier in which he expressed his extremist ideology. the suspect along with his 72 year old mother were later found dead in his home. police are searching the property and seizing items of interest as part of their investigation . he looked out of the window and saw a lot of police officers. around $25.00 to $30.00 with 20 because and dogs and they were running around. since. the attack comes amid growing concerns about far right violence in germany investigations are ongoing. all right the german president is due to visit the scene of the terror attack in hono any moment now and the arts ozy is ther

st. john coletrain church for creativity, strengthening the bonds of community in our city and for consistently being a place of hope and of force for good. with the ongoing displacement of the african-american community from san francisco, particularly from district 5, the church plays an important role of the fabric of the community and today we honor the revolutionary musical and spiritual outpost in the western edition. thank you, bishop king, pastor stevens and all of you for all you do in the community. >> thank you! [cheers and applause] >> supervisor walton. >> before you speak, i just wanted to say one, that i am honoured to be in this seat as you receive this honor today. this has been -- this month is always special. we are creating black history every single day and, of course, we take this month at this time to acknowledge some of our black leaders, but i just want to say that, one, not only do i admire your work, but i admire the fact that when we have our conversations, you are

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st. john's celebrating niners day. a big group from pacifica middle school, great smiles! send us your photos. just use the tag #kpix on your facebook, twitter, instagram post as well. >>> we are inviting you to switch over kpix 5 after the super bowl. we will be live with the postgame special at 7 p.m. 60 minutes normally airs at that time, it'll move to our sister station kbcw. >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. want to take you down to staples center in los angeles. live picture right now of the ongoing memorial. it has been going like this since last sunday when kobe bryant and his daughter and seven other people perished in that helicopter accident. well, tonight the lakers will be hosting the portland trail blazers at staples. each seat inside will be draped with a yellow t-shirt, with either a purple and white number eight for a number 24 depending on which side of the arena the fans are on. bryant wore both of those numbers playing for the team. lakers retired both at the end of his career. they also tweeted an image of a logo that will be at half court. t

. >> michael st. john is directing the search team. they're looking for any clues and evidence while drones cover the area from above. tend challenge is the thick brush. we beat up a number of search and rescue volunteers. really trying to follow any little game trail or a place where somebody would go off path. mile, they are the records. >> if we can look at what took place sunday, then we know that they were most likely somewhere on sunday. he says there's no evidence of foul play. the liking gear was found in the car. he admits, he's been contemplating different scenarios. the possibility that someone else might be responsible for the disappearance of the. >> your mind starts to go wild with possibilities. there is no evidence to suggest any of that. as a family member, these are all the things we're thinking about. what if, what if? >> there is another search for administration hiker in marin county going on. sky 7 flew oh big rock ridge where the hiker was record missing. 76-year-old robert bennett has not been seen since yesterd

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of the fascist chinese government wants to eliminate the week the people of st john the entire population of sion john right in front of the eyes of the world. also coming up what to do about the wear and tear on the world order as we know it at the munich security conference that question may not have received many answers but it did earn a new term the. theme of the munich security conference west les mis. i'm glad we've managed to provoke a bit of a debate. with you our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with documentation of discrimination religion and culture targeted by the chinese state a document leaked to the w. news appears to confirm what many around the world have suspected china is systematic and meticulous mistreatment of its muslim minority weaker people now for years the chinese government has claimed that large facilities housing we are reeducation center is part of a mass deal radicalization program but the united nations says as many as $1000000.00 we are being held against their will in camps located in the shin reg

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i know i was at st john's a silver surfer on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's something like that that you have to be afraid to go out to go to a bar. also a good. the word is treating this as a terrorist act hans can you tell us something about the statistics for right wing extremism in germany right now is this has been increasing quite significantly in recent months and years the german internal intelligence service reckons that there are something like over a 1000 incidents of rightwing violence per year in germany in other words it's a daily occurrence not all of these obviously all as extreme as this but there is a daily right wing attacks on various people and just a bit attacks anti muslim attacks attacks against people of color that sort of thing in addition to that they are another something like 10 or 12000 incidents of rightwing criminality ranging from. swastikas being sprayed on. tombstones to all sorts of other similar incidents so it's a very very significant number of incidents and another significant numbe

slow it is stable with the $124000000000.00 sovereign fund in place not only that but the reach of st johns has been slowed with russian exporters finding new markets and importers being able to find domestic alternatives now what analysts are saying that if the u.s. actually wants to harm russia it should lift all saying sions immediately so how does that make sense. according to the financial times the single biggest danger to the russian economy quote would be if the us woke up one day and lifted all 'd the sentients end quote joining us now to discuss is the host of the tape which is so richard under this idea the claim is that by lifting all sanctions on russia overnight quote there would be a massive inflow of capital the currency would spike all the government's policies would be in tatter it would be a disaster again that's a quote does that theory hold water. no there is really no nice way to say it other than no because what it presumes is that if the flood happened and there's no prospect at this point that it would but if the flood happened that the russian government would sit

i really doubt both st. johns sees a .06. think they'll cut that back by 24 hours and we probably won't getting any but by friday night, saturday, our best opportunity would be towards the south. it will be in the san joaquin valley into southern california but probably not here. 50s and 60s on your temps and except for some night and morning fog, and some high and mid-level clouds, a lot of clouds but that's about it. >> all right, steve. 7:52. a police officer found the car engulfed in flames, the driver still inside. after the break that police officer quickly jumped into action all caught on camera. >>> and a video that went viral, an unusual friendship, a puppy and a pigeon became buddies. >>> and oakland fans, you won't be able to tune in to the games on the radio this season. now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage i

st. johnoletrain church for creativity, strengthening the bonds of community in our city and for consistently being a place of hope and of force for good. with the ongoing displacement of the african-american community from san francisco, particularly from district 5, the church plays an important role of the fabric of the community and today we honor the revolutionary musical and spiritual outpost in the western edition. thank you, bishop king, pastor stevens and all of you for all you do in the community. >> thank you! [cheers and applause] >> supervisor walton. >> before you speak, i just wanted to say one, that i am honoured to be in this seat as you receive this honor today. this has been -- this month is always special. we are creating black history every single day and, of course, we take this month at this time to acknowledge some of our black leaders, but i just want to say that, one, not only do i admire your work, but i admire the fact that when we have our conversations, you are 10

time i was at st john's is still to serve on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's something like that that you have to be afraid to go out or to go to a bar. oh so good. a sense of powerlessness offensive fear following these attacks and how now 11 people dead this morning in this apparent right wing terrorist attack me joining us here in the studio our political correspondent is that frustration also shared on the national level is i think it is i think you can say that people who have been speaking on behalf of various interest groups as it were in in germany and so there have been spokespeople for turkish people in germany they have been spokespeople for muslim organizations in germany they have been spokespeople for jews in germany all of them have said that they are concerned about the increase of this kind of violence of these kinds of incidents racism attacks on people in the street that sort of thing and that they feel to some extent. apologise they're not able to do very much against this and they basically expect the

from here and when i went upstairs i had 567 shots that's what i saw and had to sleep and i was at st john's a service and on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's something like that that you have to be afraid to go out on to go to a bar. also a good. many of the victims are believed to be turkish descent. prosecutors say the gunman had his then a 5 acre march if. the attack is being treated as an act of terror following the discovery of a confession lead and a you tube video of the suspect which he uploaded a few days ago in which he expressed his extremist ideology. the suspect along with his 72 year old mother were later found dead in his home. police is searching the property and seizing items of interest as part of their investigation. he looked out of the window and saw a lot of police officers. around 25 to 30 with 20 big cars. and dogs and they were running around. since. the attack comes amid growing concerns about far right violence in germany investigations are ongoing. all right so we want to take you back to the crime

i know i was at st john's or some sort of on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's something like that that you have to be afraid to go out on to go to a bar but. also a good. many of the victims are believed to be of turkish or kurdish descent. prosecutors say the gunmen had a motive following the discovery of a confession letter the attack is being treated as an act of terror the suspect had uploaded a video to you tube a few days earlier in which he expressed his extremist ideology. the suspect along with his 72 year old mother were later found dead in his home. police are searching the property and seizing items of interest as part of their investigation . into office we looked out of the window and saw a lot of police offices with boards around 252-3020 big cars. and dogs and they were running around. since. the attack comes amid growing concerns about far right violence in germany investigations are ongoing. there are lots of questions tonight joining me now is my colleague brady she is in one hour she is near the site of

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literally from st. john province up to the english channel with infrastructure and so forth. and a determination not to get caught up in any of the disputes at this point it's a financial act but over the last dozen years it has grown to $83 billion at around 20 or 25 but the book of that , 63 billion at the uae has focused on primarily energy related issues. every golf country has signed a partnership of some sort with china and iran as part of this even if it's not a part of the g cc. 11 percent of the oil comes from iran from a recent five-year period. i won't go into the initiative in detail what that includes iran as well with the gulf countries. russia is not operating on the scale of the global oil market that means it rose in diplomacy and then just to summarize russia quickly one focus with the gulf oil officials and in talking to them they mention russia now not a member of opec has tended to start chairing the meetings i just came back from russia in january and i can tell you they know how to run a meeting. so that's just a window and how they think about the midd

st. martin john. how songs pieces of history. and songs like that don't go away but stay with us for all time life. out of the sound of fresh starts february 7th w. . a risk of food security for millions of people across east africa swarms of locusts continues to devastate huge areas of fall and officials say aerial spraying is the only solution but that's easier said than done in some african countries by boccia discount retailers continue to force many traditional poachers out of business with cut price meat. and child labor falling over to get deforestation just some of the issues facing the chocolate trade how to make the $1000000000.00. business fear. of invisible and it's true business swarms of locusts are threatening more countries in eastern africa the united nations food and agricultural organization warns people's livelihoods are at risk if the worst invasion in 70 years. the desert locusts have devastated tens of thousands of acres of farmland that is trying crops and pasture the organization says drought has already

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. >> reporter: michael st. john is directing the search team. he says the challenge has been the thick brush. >> we beat a bunch of teams for a path. >> we're looking at financial aspects. we're looking at trying to figure out any financial transactions that have been made, trying to establish a timeline of when they went missing. >> reporter: sergeant snyder says there's no evidence of foul play, but they left behind their wallets and cell phones. >> they wouldn't leave all their stuff, leave their car and just vanish. so, yes, i think it's very stwra strange. >> reporter: in marin county, abc 7 news. >> we know there's been a lot of interest in the couple's disappearance. download the abc 7 news app. it's how we send out breaking news alerts. >>> a patient with coronavirus is being treated and another monitored. both were passengers on the diamond princess cruise ship. some were flown to fairfield yesterday. nine people were identified as needing hospital saying or testing. self rn seven are in solano county hospitals. new virus cases in china

st. johns now reporting fog and 48, lake port's 34, but 44 in oakland. 50 in millbre. and los altos is 49 degrees. hillsboro and belmont both at 44 degrees except for that fog, once that lifts will be mostly sunny, but a lot of systems will continue with a high amount of clouds and that's about it. mostly sunny, partly cloudy this morning. 60s and low 70s way above average. the temps will come down. the lorazepams will drop into the 30s -- lows will drop into the 30s. >>> 7:52. the search for a missing couple from marin will resume this morning. coming up where that search will focus and what authorities have already found. >>> plus, with presidential candidates nevada is the next major contest with bernie sanders in the east bay. we'll tell you what to expect during his campaign stops today. >>> and many local governments cracking down on authorities using facial recognition technology still a controversial new app is available to police departments. we'll hear from the person who created it a

st. john's. morning robin, even though the traffic is certainly not been so cooperative. temperatures not really being co-operative yet either it's still cd enough that you have to put that did that jacket back on much like you have the past few days, golden gate brie. it's crystal clear much as the re of us are across the bay area still sitti in the 30's right now for palo alto and livermore 39 degrees alameda d san francisco are for spots the rising into the 50's at 50 degrees each north bay still hanging out in the 30's much as you will tomorrow yet again. later on today more sunshine and even warmer temperatures highs rise well into the 60's with san jose up to 66 degrees darya and jam. >>thanks a lot of he 31 in the big story that we're following e corona virus. it is now killed moe than 560 people and infected more than ,000 in china than among those we know that 2 babies. >>in war china have been infected now that was confirmed today outside of ina, the corona virus ha also spread over 25 countries infecting 250 people killing 2 and here in the us and another 12 ca

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