st. joseph's church at dusk. the small community raising its voice to honor the terms of the recent mass shootings in gilroy, el paso, and dayton. >> our voice must be louder than the sounds of gun violence. >> reporter: candles were lit and the gong sounded for each person killed. >> i am very disturbed, concerned, saddened that this is happening. >> reporter: coupled with fear, bewilderment and anger, some say the pain over the senseless loss of lives, especially children and young people, it's difficult to fathom. >> you don't have the right to come out and take someone's life you don't even know. people haven't done anything to you. they haven't even developed into the person that they are going to be in this life.>> reporter: parishioners to the shootings at the gilroy garlic festival in the walmart in el paso are places where families frequent and hit too close to home. >> it is very disturbing because now we have to question whether are we safe to go to these events or are we safe to be out on the streets?

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st. joseph's injuly.match against st. joseph's injuly. in a statement, the rangers said there was no kind of place for that kind of behaviour there or anywhere else. australian batsmen, steve smith, says he looks forward to facing dropper archer again when the ashes resumes next week. the former australian captain has been cleared to play in the tour match against derbyshire, after suffering from a concussion from the first inning, when he was hit by an archer bouncer. the ashes is currently tied at one all after england won that dramatic test at headingley, which he missed. just in time to update you on some live sport going on this evening. seven games in the fl cup in the second round, including an all premier league tie between leicester and newcastle, at half—time 1— 02 leicester at the moment, and also at half—time, lincoln city and everton. also day three of the us open. dan evans and johann oconto were in new york. you can keep up—to—date with tennis and the football on the bbc sport website. i wi

st. joseph church. they called for an end to gun violence. >> we will begin this journey together as one voice of hope and faith and love to end gun violence in this country. >> all this killing and no one speaking out for it. no one coming out. it's only going to change when we, the people, demand the change. >> this was a vigil for keyla. making a statement before a town hall meeting yesterday, a congressman said it was up to congress and the senate to do something to stop gun violence. >>> for anyone impacted by the shooting, counseling services will be available all this week between 4:00 in the afternoon and 8:00 in the evening at gilroy high school. for all of those still looking to collect missing items left behind at the park last sunday, a property return site is opening today. many people left behind items like cellphones, wallets and backpacks. the return center is at the wheeler community center on sixth street. it's open from 11:00 this morning until 7:00 tonight. >>> new this morning, a ch

st. joseph church at dusk.ommunity raising its voice to honor the victims of the recent mass shooting in gilroy, el paso, and dayton. >> it has to drown the sound of gun violence. took candles were lit in the gong sounded for each person killed. >> i am very disturbed, concerned. saddened that this is happening. >> reporter: coupled with fear, bewilderment and anger, some say the pain of the senseless loss of lives, especially children and young people is difficult to fathom. >> you don't have the right to come out and take someone's life. you don't even know. people haven't done anything to you and they have not even developed into the person they are going to be in this life. >> reporter: parishioners say the shooting of the gilroy ehrlich festival in the walmart in el paso are places where families frequent and hit too close to home. >> it is very disturbing because now we have to question whether are we safe to go to these events and are we safe to be out on the street. >> reporter: some families tell us th

st. joseph church candles were lit for each person killed. many who attended said they are deeply disturbed especially with children and young people among the victims. >> i'm disturbed and concerned and saddened that this is happening. >> when is this going to stop. ey are we doing this to each other -- why are we doing this to each other. >> pinole chief attended and tried to reassure people he and his department will do all they can to protect the community. >>> many are push for congress and the white house to take action on gun control in response to the shootings. doug luzader reports from washington dc. >> reporter: there is talk in washington about new gun laws to prevent violence. we are seeing the same particular divisions emerge. the two communities still in mourning. dayton, ohio, police are trying to piece together the motives of of the killer who went on a late night rampage. el paso, texas, the death toll risen. president trump is expected to visit both cities. >> in one voice our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white s

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st. joseph, minnesota. caller: good morning. groups can help, but only if you basically look at the the good works that they do. acts. relies on our own i believe very much that when man seems to think that he can take care of himself and he does not need god, we basically start to falter. god is goodness. , somethingfrom sin that a lot of us do and it is so easy to do today. we need to repent. people come from satan. in the slumps, give theirtually lives away they ask our lord to forgive their offenses. but also, that they have faith that they know the power of god to restore you back to where he wants you to be. this is something that the world, the church is today, nobody is doing this. that is cindy in minnesota. -- >> that is cindy and minnesota. what is the suicide rate among women in that area? why isn't it as high as men? what is the difference you found? --the rate is significantly significantly but nowhere near the men partial rate. i hate to harp on this, and i realize it probably angers a significant amount of your v

st. joseph minnesota, jacob was knocked while riding his bike home from the store. the case remained unsolved for 27 years until a local man confessed. the case is one of those moments that redefined how they solve their small towns. before he disappeared, people in minnesota relieved they were set apart. from all the crying and evil in the cities but when jacob went missing no one felt safe. i heard about the case when i moved from south dakota to minnesota in january, 2000. a googla.: my high school englh class told me the story after i told her how i went for walks along the path behind my house and i hur heard others pass thee to their children when they invoked curfews. if it could happen in saint joe, then no place was safe. i often hear my friends now who would be about the same age as jacob had he been allowed to live invoking them with the time before. at the time of innocence when kids were allowed to be kids, when the dangers of kidnapping and murder didn't hide in the bushes of every well manicured lawn. of course that is a lie. children have never been

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st. joseph church, candles were lit for each person killed. many said the shootings are deeply disturbing especially since young children are among the victims. >> i'm very disturbed, concerned, saddened that this is happening. >> when is it going to stop? why are we doing this to each other? >> the pinole chief attended the vigil and tried to reassure people that he and his department will do all they can to protect the community. >>> ktvu will take an in depth look at mass shootings in america. we will examine our current gun laws, mental health laws and what lawmakers are doing to prevent more mass murders. join us for a special report thursday night at 10:30 on ktvu. >>> lanes of highway 101 near san francisco airport are back open after an early morning crash involving a big rig and multiple cars. it happened after 3:00 this morning in the northbound lanes. one person was hospitalized. the extent of injuries have not been released. >>> this morning, oakland police are investigating a double shooting from overnight, one person died. it hap

st. joseph churches candles were lit for each person killed.are deeply disturbed especially since young children are being killed. >> i'm very disturbed, concerned, saddened that this is happening. >> when is it going to stop? why are we doing this to each other? we are all human beings. >> the pinole chief attended and tried to reassure people he and his department will do all they can to protect the community. >>> the thursday night ktvu will be taking an in depth look at mass shootings in america. our current gun laws, mental health and what lawmakers are doing to prevent more mass murders. join us for our special report guns in america, thursday night at 10:30 on ktvu. >>> we are a month away from the nfl season, fans are already excited to catch one their favorite teams, coming up, a glimpse behind the scenes of the raiders trader camp and what the public typically doesn't get to see. >>> oakland park no loner a safe haven for families, they are demanding the city do something to clean it up. >>> this morning's commute seems to be doing ok

st. joseph. that was 16, 17 years old. it was a very dark time of my life. this is at light.rust that was lost when i was younger. today is the day that i reclaim the love that was lost. i continuously hope and pray no priest ever is able to abuse a child within the arch diocese of new york. >> anne thompson is joining me now. this is a major change and it goes beyond the catholic church. you interviewed two sisters. tell me about that interview, we can show more of it. i have to tell you andrea, talking to suzanne robertson and june maloney who were sisters at catholics upstate new york. they endured sexual abuse and emotional and mental. the sexual abuse came when the two sisters hit puberty and terrible things were done to them. june and suzanne say they were both nuns and a female staffer put their hands inside of them. a maintenance man raped her. these are stories that are so horrific but today by filing the lawsuit, they get to say this happened to me and i am telling the truth and that's what they are hoping the courts will say back to them. yes, you are telling the t

st. joseph, minnesota, 11-year-old jacob wetterling was kidnapped. the case remained unsolved for nearly 27 years until a local man, danny heinrich, confessed in 2016. the jacob wetterling case was one of those moments that redefined how minnesotans saw their small town. before jacob disappeared, people in rural minnesota believed they were set apart, special somehow. isolated from all the crime and evil endemic in the cities. so when jacob went missing, no one felt safe, not ever again. i heard about the jacob wetterling case when i moved from south dakota to minnesota in january 2000. a girl in my high school english class told me the story as a parable after i told her how i often went for walks on the path behind my house. i heard other participants pass the name -- parents pass the name of jacob. if it could happen in st. joe, then no place was safe. i often hear my friends now who would be about the same age as jacob, had he been allowed to live, invoking the time before, that remembered time of innocence when, you know, kids were allowed to be

st. joseph's ame church over in durham, because, you know, there was a conversation that she picked up ont, kamala harris, telling the crowd of several hundred black voters there that, you know, that republicans, donald trump may call it identity politics at play, but she said it's important to speak to issues particularly in these communities of color. she goes whether it be on the wealth gap between races, whether it be the disproportionate rate at which black students come out of college with debt. there needs to be focus on streamlining a process for teacher, black teachers to go into school. those are the conversations that democrats, including herself need to have and be very forward about. not only in the primary ahead, but during the general election next year. richard? >> great to have all three of you. our nbc road warriors, shaq brewster, vaughn hilliard and ali vitale. >>> a new polling, this polling finds that, well, americans are angry, a deep and boiling anger to be exact. 70% of americans say they are angry at the political establishment because, quote, our political syste

st. joseph, meaning san jose. alone upwards of 1,500 beaver skins were collected from the madives at trifling value and sold to ships at $3. like with livestock trade with new mexican traders we're going to pay the indians trinkets and they're going to bring us something we trade for cash, which would have been a boon to any trader. he affirmed that the source of the skins was party of indian trappers in the delta, explaining quote our people while trapping at the junction of the rivers within the influence of the ocean, meaning where the tide still has pull, met several indians employed hunting beaver. the indians collect a few skins which they barter at the mission for red and white beads and wearing abarrel. 1837, a british sea captain sailed his ship up the sacramento river and he noted that the indian trade in beaver skins for which mission san jose had emerged as early headquarters had been so successful with a little bit of help from drought, which happens pretty regularly in california, to leave the sacram

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st. luke's parish. they will start at joseph travis's house. they will set out and follow this past. so what do they do? they start squabbling in the yard about who is going to get first. they did not trust him. they wanted to be sure that they cannot walk away. you take a swing and everyone knows that you are going to die. these people were not following him blindly. so what do they do? they go in and they kill the travis family. some of these pictures are from the wpa which is from 100 years later. this is just really a shock. they say come on out we have a message for you and they grabbed him and kill him. so they began taking advantage of surprise. then in the morning they start going quickly. this is on the swing back. by this point in the morning there is nine on horseback and they are making their way back toward jerusalem. when they get to catherine whitehead's location which is bigger nat turner will end up killing the only person he killed which is margaret whitehead. a lot has been made of this. i think the explanation for this is a little bit symbol. nat turner was riding

st. luke's parish where the revolt is going to take lace. they're going to start at joseph travis's house. joseph travis is the man who is nat turner's owner. not his owner. his guardian. not his owner. and they are going to set out and follow this path towards jerusalem. okay? so what do they do? they start squabbling about just who is going to hit first. nat turner said you guys are always talking about how -- time to be on let's go do it. there like, no. you begin first. why? well, because they didn't trust him. they didn't trust, they wanted to make sure he couldn't walk away and wash his hands and say i don't know what you're talking about. those guys are crazy. if you take a swing, everyone knows that you are going to die. again. these people were following nat turner blindly. they weren't his disciples. so, what did they do? they go in and they kill the travis family. and then, they jump -- francis some of these pictures are from the wpa which of the actual pictures from 100 years later, the forms. this is -- francis's farm, which is really just a shack. it is. you k

st. luke's parish where the revolt is going to take place. they're going to start at joseph travis' house, joseph travis the man who is nat turner's owner, not his owner, his guardian of his owner. anyway, and they're going to set out and follow this path toward jerusalem. okay? so what do they do? they start squabbling in the yard of joseph travis about who's going to hit first. nat turner is talking about how you're going to cut people's heads off. time to begin. let's go do it. they're like, no, you begin first. why? well because they didn't trust him. they didn't trust, they didn't -- they wanted to make sure he couldn't walk away and wash his hands and say i don't know what they're talking about. those guys are crazy. if you take a swing, everyone knows you're going to die. okay. again, these people weren't following nat turner blindly. they weren't his disciples. so what do they do? they go in and they kill the travis family. and then they jump slathial francis, some of these pictures are from the wpa, actual pictures 100 years later of the farms. this is salathul fran

super league leaders st helens beat warrington for the third time in 2019 as they won their challenge cup final dress rehearsal. josepht australia. play gets underway at lords on wednesday. world cup winnerjofra archer could replace the injured jimmy anderson. archer enhanced his chances of a call—up as he came through 19 overs for sussex this week. and we know the performances in the world cup as well. finally — with so much to talk about from the world of football — we just had to squeeze this banger in. the launch of non—league side bedale fc‘s kit has caught our eye. ok? it is 0k? it is sausage based. the north yorkshire based team have unveiled their new ‘sausage, mash and peas' themed away strip for the new season. the club are sponsored by a local sausage maker — and it is the third time they've teamed up together. with the first one you could see more of the peas. this one is a bit more of the peas. this one is a bit more sausage —like. more of the peas. this one is a bit more sausage -like. it looks less because i had —— flash coloured. more sausage -like. it looks less because i had -- flash coloured. we can

st. joseph's catholic church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: dear father in heaven, we ask your blessing upon this body and all its members as they seek to serve the people of this nation. in our country, we believe that every person matters and every voice should be heard. help the members of congress as they travel in their districts to listen with hearts of faith to the cares and concerns of their constituents. may they also find time to rest and enjoy their own families as well during this recess. grant them safe travel back to this chamber so that they can conduct the important business of our country. finally, dear lord, give the members of this body the virtue of courage in difficult times, the virtue of charity in all times, and at the end of the day, the certain knowledge that they have served their country well. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 5-a of house resolution 509, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will now lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge alleg