it was a baking hot day by the time they arrived here, at what was st peter's fields., the panic and the bloodshed that they were about to witness. one of them is david hilton, standing at the back of this photograph. a weaver from east manchester, he met up with peterloo veterans every year to remember and to fight on. and this year, manchester metropolitan university is uniting as many descendants as possible. so this gentleman here... oh, wow. he is your great—great—great—great—grandfather. that's amazing. it's like goose bumps, isn't it? even in his 80s, he is still campaigning for people to get the vote, for equal and fair representation. he looks proud. he looks like the boss, and i think it's amazing how, 60 years later, he's still actually trying to get the vote for the poor people. yeah, fighting for the working man, all those years later. still. it's pretty damn amazing. it is. i'm well chuffed. david did not live to see all working men granted the vote. that didn't happen for 100 years. we've also got here... oh, wow! ..a newspaper article from washington...

there's the vatican where the hardest part was to stand in line for 6 hours in the heat in front of st peter's basilica. even the ascent of the just 75 meter high tower was to become a rather hot u.s. adventure she braved ice and snow to conquer norway's. she teamed up with her husband to take on portugal's highest mountain the peto at night she's always on the lookout for a unique angle. her breakthrough is a photojournalist came in 2012 with a story about an indigenous tribes ancestor called in papa new guinea in the south pacific she explored the volcanoes of than a watch who. in 2016 she became the 1st person to climb into the crater of the active ambrym volcano 600 meters down to the edge of the seeding pool of the harbor after. it helped this. guy felt the earth trembling all through my body i smelled the gases and felt the hot wind from the volcanoes on and i realized i'm suddenly a part of nature. and i think this world would be a better one if everyone could stand down there by that pool of lava because you realize how incredibly precious life is and how incredibly precious the earth

. >> representing his status as heaven's gatekeeper, st. petercts associated with gaining entry? >> hmm. and i don't--i don't think of him as the, uh, the gatekeeper with the velvet rope and a clipboard. i'm thinking d, keys, final answer. >> that's what we were looking for anyway. for $1,000. [cheers and applause] >> all right. >> here's a look at your $2,000 question. >> all right. >> fittingly, the driver who had the self-control and determination to win the indianapolis 500 in 2018 is named what? >> [chuckles] one of the great names in sports--i love it. a, will power, final answer. >> yeah, i mean, you're born to be a--you're born to be a racecar driver. i love it. >> that's right. >> $2,000. this'll get us to 3,000 if you get this one right. according to the company, the sticks for popsicle's ice pops are made from what wood whose light color, they say, "is perfect for printing silly jokes"? >> uh, mahogany and ebony and black walnut are all dark woods. i do a little woodworking, and, uh, birch is not. birch is light, so i'll go with b, bir

it was a baking hot day by the time they arrived here at what was st peter's fields. couldn't have known about the violence, the panic and the bloodshed they were about to witness. one of them is david hilton, standing at the back of this photograph. a weaver from east manchester, he met up with peterloo victims every year to remember and to fight on. and this year, manchester metropolitan university is uniting as many descendants as possible. so, this gentleman here, he is your great, great, great, great grandfather. that's amazing. it's like goosebumps, isn't it? even in his 805, he's still campaigning for people to get the vote. for equal and fair representation. he looks proud, he looks like the boss, and i think it's amazing how 60 years later he's still actually trying to get the vote for the poor people. fighting for the working man all those years later. still. it's pretty damn amazing. it is, i'm well chuffed. david did not live to see all working men granted the vote, that didn't happen for 100 years. we've also got here a newspaper article from washington,

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st. peter's square. he also led the proud in reciting a "hail mary" for all of the shooting victims. >>> happening now, a celebration for keyla salazar what would have been her 14th birthday. family and friends said they had already planned the birthday party in san jose before the shooting last sunday. today, the celebration was meant to honor and remember her young life and to help the family grieve. the two mass shootings this weekend have only added to their pain. >> reporter: w >> it is really difficult to think there are other families going through this same thing and it is so repetitive, so devastating. we are wondering why. is there a way to prevent this tragedy from happening? >> san jose mayor, sam locarno was among those in attendance, calling for tougher gun control laws on the federal level.  k2 views ashton smith will have more on the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >>> a series of wildfires burned hundreds of acres of rural contra costa county. the look at the containment numbers. >>> i was here

teaching he is the representative of st peter of god on earth he has that kind of power he has an entire judicial system available to him he has the mecca mechanisms of a state of washington city state its laws its police force its criminal justice process he has the own questioning loyalty of many many many billions of catholics are millions of catholics around the world he is an incredibly powerful individual with woman works with the stroke of a pen he can change much of church law when it comes to how these issues are to be addressed he has not done so and he's not the 1st pope to summon bishops to rome after revelations of scandals are revealed and those huge public outrage pope benedict or the pope john paul the 2nd did us and these summits amount to an awful lot of pictures of people looking solemn and very little change and as for the suggestion that we can now believe that there's less of us will based on what evidence the church doesn't reveal the number of cases that are reported to us are i would manage as such there's absolutely no transparency some afraid i don't take any c

st. peter's square.hat's where he said he was spir fw spiritually close to the victims. >> thousands of demonstrators again on the streets in hong kong, protesters throwing rocks at a police station there. using lasers to confuse police and block facial recognition technology. the city rocked by months of protest against the proposed bill to allow people to be extradited to stand trial in mainland china. another protest is planned for tomorrow. >> iranian state tv showed video of what it said seized oil tanker carrying smuggled fuel. they say it is an iraqi ship taken wednesday in the persian nbc news has not independently confirmed this video. state tv reported seven crew meme berz were detained and the ship taken to port in iran. they said the tanker was trying to smuggle thousands of gallons of diesel fuel from iran. it's the third ship that the country has detained recently amid increasing tensions with the united states. >> okay, it sounds loony, but a french inventor has flown his jet-powered hover

that's really choose the next chair of st. peter. so of all things, they pick this polish cardinal. p right out of the o middle of the evil empire. behind the evil curtain. the one country in the soviet empire whether communist war on religion was. obviously religious person would see this as providential. going to the chapel and praying for the guidance of the holy spirit and thinking these selections. so did ronald ragan. non-catholic, a guy from illinois, ronald ragan, he saw this as providential as well.th they both see it as what ragan called the divine plan. the acronym is a phrase that ronald reagan in his closest friend advisory, clark and they talked about the divine plan so often that they had an acronym, the dp. he became like a grandfather to me.. so many times he would say the dp, paul. i would say, what's the dp, the first time i heard it. the divine plan. strong sense of god's providence. the forces of freedom that we are trying to reverse communism's hole on the soviet union and eastern europe. >> what's the connection between march 30 and may 13, 1981? >> ronald rea

it was a baking, hot day by the time they arrived here at what was st peter's field.have known about the violence, the panic and the bloodshed they were about to witness. 0ne the bloodshed they were about to witness. one of them is david hilton, standing at the back of this photograph stop ea weaver from east manchester, he met up with peterloo victims every year to remember and to fight on. and this year, manchester metropolitan university is uniting as many descendants as possible. so, this gentle man here, he is your great, great, great, great grandfather. that's amazing. its like goosebumps, isn't it? even hin ‘s 80s he's campaigning for people to get the vote. he looks proud, he looks like the boss, and i think it's amazing how 60 years later he's still trying to get the vote for the poor people. fighting for the working man all those years later. still. its pretty damn amazing, it is. i'm well chuffed. david did not live to see all working men granted the vote, that didn't happen for 100 years. we've also got here a newspaper article from washington... but these

none of the boys talk about st. peter or pearly gates. none of them describe a place where sins are forgiven and enlightenment stowed, where believers sit at the right hand of god. they all describe it as the place where families meet apart part no more. for many families, the civil war marked the first time they were not together. absence as much as violence to find what the war meant. -- defined what the war meant. time he ise that the coming that we will meet again, and if we don't need to this world, i hope we will meet in heaven, where we will part no more. i read this again and again, part no more. all i want is to go home. what sounds like heaven to them as family permanence. that was another difference between them and ballou. ballou said his country came over him like a strong wind and dragged his chains to the battlefield. that's beautiful. some of the boys in private voices were dragged to the battlefield. they fought because they were forced to. what would it have been like if the first night of burns' documentary ended with t

st. peter's square this morning.th us for the latest developments on the shootings and dayton an el paso, you can always visit our website to at kpix.com. >>> the father of one of the bay area teens accused of killing a police officer in rome has met with the media, even elder released a statement outside of his home, he just returned from italy where you saw his son finnegan in jail, the 19-year-old stabbed an unarmed plainclothes officer nearly a dozen times, his father says the full story has not been told. >> it is understandable but unfortunate people have jumped to conclusions of this matter the public has an incomplete account of the true events. >> he claims he acted in self- defense. if convicted he and his 18-year- old friend can face life in prison. >>> albany police are looking for home security video help to identify a busy burger, they think the same suspect hit two homes friday, the first on 10th avenue before 3:00 a.m. the seconds later that day before midnight on kings avenue, the resident in the sec

st. peter's square. he also led the crowd in reciting a hail mary for all of the shooting victims.and dayton, ohio, continues on our website www.ktvu.com. we'll have all the latest developments right there on our homepage. >>> the jury in the ghost ship trial will not meet tomorrow. instead the jurors are set to resume deliberations tuesday. the jury got the case wednesday afternoon and spent a full day thursday deliberating. the nine women and three men on the jury are deciding whether derick almena and max harris are guilty of 36 counts involuntary manslaughter, one for each person who died in the warehouse fire in oakland in december of 2016. >>> a 55-year-old man from dublin has been sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison felony insider trading involving ross dress for less stores. prosecutors say kahn made more than $8 million from using sales and financial information he got from a friend in the company's finance department. in a plea deal he made earlier this year, kahn said that from 2009 to 2012 he used the information to make money on options, contracts involving the discount

and what you find is that none of the boys talk about st. peter or pearly gates, none describe the here after as a place where sins are forgiven and enlightenment bestowed and believers sit at the right hand of god. all describe it as a mace where families meet to part no more. for many poorer white families, the civil war marked the first and only time they weren't together. absence as much as violence defined what the war meant. and i never knew what it was before to be from home when soldier wrote his family. but i know something about it now. so i still hope that the time has come that we will meet again and if we don't meet in this world, i hope we will meet in heaven where we'll part no more. i read this again and again. part no more. part no more. all i want is to go home. what they yearn for most was heaven to them is family perm nance. that's another difference between them and about a hue. he said his love of country came over him like a strong wind and dragged him with all his genes back to the battlefield. that is beautiful. and some o

st. peter's square. >>> the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival is still in the minds of people in area. one of the biggest public events this week and is the 36th annual fremont festival of the arts. in the wake of lessened his attacks, police are increasing their presence at the festival. more uniformed officers carrying large firearms in the hopes of acting as a deterrent to any violence. >> the mood is different. people are aware of of what happened in galba and now el paso. we have got a lot of thank you's are being here and for having the presence we have here. >> normally, their presence is hidden. it is up front and personal right now. i think it is time to make people feel safe. >> the festival of the arts continues today. we don't have specific reasons, attendees turn told us turn out for the first day seemed less than normal. there is also this empty space for the honey ladies vendors who are recovering after getting injured while working at the garlic festival. there is a sign asking for any donations that would help pay for medical expenses. >>> to show support for vic

that is father marcus holden from st peter's catholic church. it is 17 minutes to eight.ee sunshine through the afternoon as a high—pressure builds. it will get rid of the showers we currently have and the sun will come out. you can see yesterday's low pressure now moving away from the northern isles. this transient ridge of high pressure before the next system of low pressure comes our way later tonight, introducing heavy rain and thicker cloud. cloud in the west this morning as well, that is producing some showers. northern ireland, parts of scotland, north—west england and were. that will tend to slip down towards the south—east. isolated showers, we might catch one at lord's today for the cricket, but we could miss it all together. sunny spells will develop, among showers. we will also have gusty wind through the irish sea. temperatures 3—6d up on yesterday, depending on where you are. looking at 18 in edinburgh, 19 in belfast, 23 in london. the cloud will thicken up in the outer hebrides later, showers developing, and then rain coming in courtesy of this area of low

st. peters berg is going to change hillary clinton's voting to suddenly a donald trump voter because of aer and to undermine this. as i say in the book, as you know i say we don't have a fake news problem, we have a media literacy problem. we don't teach people how to evaluate things that are fact or fictional. >> we talk a lot about what government can or can't do. there's cities and municipalities that are getting hit by criminals all the time looking for ransom. what happens when they're looking to manipulate our elections, because i know that cities protect their information that way a lot more stringent than they do their board of elections typically because there's a lot of other issues involved. so how -- what's being done if anything to stop that attack? >> this is our soft underbelly of the i.t. is the state and the local infrastructure. we have seen ransomware attacks from baltimore, basically spread out all across the country, local municipalities and you saw them say this is what we're worried about because the second wave of the russians was the election rigged voter fraud, h

peter alexander, thank you. >>> as we've been reporting an epidemic of gun violence is spreading through st. louis, missouri, and innocent chire are often caught in the line of fire authorities are now offering big payouts for information as the community remains outraged by these killings ron allen is there >> we losing too many people, families >> reporter: pain and anger erupting at an emergency community meeting. >> we had to bury five people in our family >> yes, we did >> within two days >> reporter: a long line of those who lost loved ones demanding authorities stop the bloodshed. in the st. louis metro area, at least 20 children have died in gun violence this year, more than a dozen since spring vigils for victims all too often like this one for 8-year-old journey thompson >> she kissed me and told me bye. >> reporter: her father let her go to a football jamboree, a reward for doing her chores then gunfire broke out. >> she was a protector and lover and she just wanted everybody to know that she loved us >> reporter: the case is unconnected but a disturbing pattern, investigators say

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st our girls are closed and no one knows for how long. and priyanka we have an indian response to the pakistani actions as of yesterday what else do we know. that's right peter in the last couple of minutes the ministry of external affairs in india has issued a strong leave wadded statement against pakistan's 5 point action against the government of india's decision to revoke article 370 and split the indian misted pushed me into 2 regions. they said that it's an internal matter of india it's a sovereign bob dole and pakistan really has no business in meddling in the internal affairs of india it's also accusing pakistan of invoking an alarmist vision of what's happening in the state of india to mr kashmir to the world it says that if you gretz pakistan's action but this strong this statement clearly shows that india is not particularly perturbed by the by the action that pakistan has says that it will take which means for instance car being diplomatic ties downgraded diplomatic ties at all so it's not being all a trade contact between the 2 nations in fact the trade volume between india pakistan has been very very very barge you know it's unlikely that it wi

st. peter's catholic church. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, we thank you for the favor you have shown to the united states of america, from the country's founding. we asked your continued favor today in continuing to provide national leaders dedicated to serving the common good by legislating in accord with the democratic principles and constitutional values that help make our country strong. as we open this session of our house of representatives, we ask you to bless each elected member of this house, staff, and support personnel, and family members of those who serve here. protect and strengthen them for service present and in the future. bless the work of this session beyond as we continue to seek your spirit and light to build up a country of prosperity, peace, and justice for all. with profound gratitude and in humility we pray, amen. the speaker pro tempore: amen. thank you, reverend. pursuant to section 5-a of the house resolution 509, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will now lead the house