troy: i think so.ry behavior. there is hope there was a quick deal cut and we could get back to the races and taking advantage of tax reform, but when we look at the numbers come at the numbers, the main drag over the medium to long-term, business -- lower business investment which leads to lower growth. tom: you guys just had your soiree and did not invite me. troy: you are always on the list. tom: from john williams and seven other people last week, we heard about confidence. how is the confidence in evaporating? strongvaporation is a term, but confidence has taken a hit. tom: consumer confidence. what about business confidence? troy: it was at record highs but has taken a hit. it is still at elevated levels. the tight labor market forces investment to increase productivity, and that there will be terminal demand for the products. when you are messing with inventory chains and production chains globally, and putting on tariffs, you will naturally lower business investment. tom: the white part is pre-

now it's having to be more strategic with it in terms of where and when i drive strategy is key for troy he doesn't benefit from employee protections like health insurance a pension plan paid leave or a guaranteed minimum wage or recently cut his pay these days he earns $0.60 a mile and about $13.00 an hour around off of what he used to make now he watches every cent to stay profitable off the car expenses it's definitely affected how much i drive because when they cut rate city and also gas prices go up i'm very selective about when i drive because it's not really financially worthwhile for me to drive it's also i do other things like getting cheap gas looking for deals. these days troy has more down time than he used to and on wednesday he went on strike in solidarity with other drivers around the world who are also frustrated by wages and working conditions as the company prepares to go public because i know that libor is said in their initial public offering prospectus did they expect to reduce drivers compensation more if they do that i will stop driving because right now it would b

the difference to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars which may be why maine state senator troy jackson openly refers to the drug industry as the anti christ and the 7 troublemakers have been couching people since christ which only bolsters my latest conspiracy theory that there is a hidden book in the bible where at least one of the 3 wise men about the out of pocket cost to get frankincense and myrrh. me package of bills is similar to a bill in montana that made it all the way to montana governor steve bullock steps for his signature only for him to veto it last week. which isn't exactly a good look for someone who decided to announce he's running for president 4 days later seen drug prices on. t.v. ads or trump eliminating the gag rule on pharmacists so they can tell you what drugs are cheaper without your insurance sounds great but individual states have figured out that won't lower the cost of drugs plus my pharmacist already found a workaround for the gag rule by sending me coded messages for years like when i

these days troy has mowed down time than he used to and on wednesday he went on strike in solidarity with other drivers around the world who are also frustrated by wages and working conditions as the company prepares to go public but i know that labor is said in their initial public offering prospectus that they expect to reduce drivers compensation more if they do that i will stop driving because right now it would be fairly at the point where it's worthwhile to go out and drive you know some drive a civil ready been forced to give up. katie wells is a researcher at georgetown university in washington d.c. for the post to you she's been following for drivers in the city and found hoffa below the poverty line that us for some it meant that they would take on longer and longer hours driving $16.18 hour days for others that meant that they began working $67.00 days a week others and up in bankruptcy and ended up in homelessness the research suggests the current right hand industry is not sustainable in its current shape despite being a pioneer in the right paving a corner loses a stagg

when i was on death row with troy, troy looked at me and said, probabably three months before georgia them to death , "if they kill me, you're responsible for him now." i said, what does that mean? he said, you have to make sure he gets through college and on to a career. i gave him my commitment right then and there, not knowing how i could afford to do that. a funny thing happened. about a month after he was executed, i received a prize will stop somebody and put my name in for this leadership prize. it came with a sum. i took most of that sum and put it into making sure he got through college. we have been talking about what college to go to for some time. he said he was not going to go to morehouse. he had a different school in mine. at when he thought about it, a really try to save his uncle where the morehouse students were there and he told them he was not going to go to morehouse , then he went to morehouse. i think it is one of the best decisions you ever made. amy: de'jaun, i want to go back to you in 2011 during a democracy now! special broadcast where your uncle troy, wher

. >>> troy is making his way through arizona for the best reason. to keep his word. two days earlier he got himself into a conversation with a guy who was in a wheelchair asking for money. what put him in the wheelchair is the fight was total. he needs the wheelchair to get around. >> a motorcycle bike? >> that's what they were bonding over. i'll sow u a yo a e still here, >> that's wha right now. >> he t spot him outside theto usualls. seeing if he can get some cash. >> i'll get you a couple bucks and something to drink if you want. >> he was like, okay. he jumps back on his bike and rides effort to the grocery store. he grabs some cold drinks and when he's checking out he gets some cash back as well. so he gets back on the bike and heads over to where he was initially. and there were his drinks, the cash. >> i hope you get everything up and running. >> not only is he a guy new york city guy, but this shows the comradery between people who ride motorcycles. >> troy is just an excellent example. he saw someone who knew he needed help and decided to stick to his word.

my name is troy and i'm the project architect. i've been working with the homeowners starting early in 2018. they wanted to expand their home to create another bedroom on the top floor. to be clear, the bedroom is built out over a portion of existing roof areas. early in the project, we had this structural engineer evaluate if the existing foundation would be adequate to support an additional story. it's one story at the rare of the property over a basement. with the addition, it will be two-storeys over basement. in answer to some of the questions raised. the homes are not connected. that piece of vertical piece of trim that you see is a piece of trim. the foundations are completely independent. the cracks that she was showing were not actually on her foundation but are on the permit holders foundation at 440molimo and the cracks per the structural engineer are setelment cracks that occurred likely shortly after the foundation was poured and they have been there a long time. there's no evidence inside the home of additional settl

appreciate it. >> beck qi quick and troy bader.nd again, don't miss becky's big interview with warren buffett monday morning starting at 6:00 a.m. >> typical berkshire >> she needs to keep the chocolate away from the lovely white dress. >> drugs to treat migraines were supposed to be big business, but so far they're just a big pain for the drug companies we'll talk about that next plus a big day mob on cnbc from the sohn investment conference this year's presenters including david nhn,eior tim ferris and more we'll be live all day from that event in new york city we'll be right bac i was working the same job for a few years. i had a degree and some experience but no career. i opened the careerbuilder app and found an awesome job at a company i love. it even built a resume for me with skills i didn't know i had. i applied with a tap. and i start on monday. careerbuilder. work can work. i cowe can do theyour screening at her house. hi. this is the man that's going to check your eyes grandma. cognizant ai solutions are helping healthc

troy was part of that team. >> everybody was making noise. she's there.l getting excited. the helicopter pilot was telling us to calm do. >> reporter: the 35-year-old hiked this trabu before t this time left her phone in the car. >> once she gointo the vegetation, if y i put down there, everything looks the same. >> reporter: she survived by eating barrys, drinking river water anpid slee in a wild boar den she covered hersf with ferns to stay warm. >> there were times of total fear and loss and wanting to give up and it came down to life and death and i had to choose. and i chose life. >> reporter: her family and friends are celebrating just that >> and celebrating life is exactly what this community is doing. yesterday at a big barbecue right here, her family, the community all thanked the rescuers, everyone who rallied around to bring her home. >> such a great story with a great ending what a will to live. >> still ahead, mail time. our first look at the blues clue reboot i guess why they call it working blue whelton jo refused to taupe down the "r" rat

now it's having to be more strategic with it in terms of where and when i tried strategy is key for troy he doesn't benefit from employee protections like health insurance a pension plan paid leave or a guaranteed minimum wage or recently cut his pay these days he earns sixty cents a mile and about thirteen dollars an hour around hoff and what he used to make now he watches every cent to stay profitable off the car expenses it's definitely affected how much i drive because when they cut rate city and also if gas prices go up i'm very selective about when i drive because it's not really financially worthwhile for me to drive it's also i do other things like getting cheap gas looking for deals. these days troy has more down time than he used to and on wednesday he went on strike in solidarity with other drivers around the world who were also frustrated by wages and working conditions as the company passed to go public but i know the liberals said that in their initial public offering. just did they expect to produce drivers compensation more if they do that i will stop driving because righ

. >> reporter: riding in a rescue chopper troy helmer and crist berquist discovered amanda clinging toife on a waterfall in the rainforest. >> as soon as we saw her it was like oh my god, we got her. >> reporter: she had lost 20 pounds, suffered a fractured leg, abrasions on her ankle and severe sunburn but she still had her smile. >> the calvary arrived what were the first word. >> to be entirely honest i don't remember because it was so excited we were crying, screaming and laughing. >> reporter: for the first time in more than two weeks she called her dad. >> it was nothing but pure emotion. >> reporter: amanda went missing after going for a jog on may 8th last seen on surveillance mailing a mother's day card. on friday she was plucked from isolation and airlifted to safety. >> it did come down to life-and- death and i had to choose. and i chose life. >> reporter: speaking from her hospital bed, she thanks the more than 200 volunteers that scoured the 2,000 acre reserve night and day. >> i have the most gratitude and respect and appreciation. i can't even put it into words for the p

but when you troy to put together a policy like this the co-equal branch of ghost, the united states congress should be far enough up on the list that it doesn't take you a week to get to us it's not an assemble answer for the secretary of state fos to congress sorry we didn't brief you earlier but we were busy. that doesn't fly. now i will say. >> a different outcome like a different situational -- >> it seems like -- let me just secretary shanahan has personally reached out to me a number of occasions and he said yes we need to do better. secretary shanahan kple uncle lir felt they need to brief earlier. secretary pompeo said nahh not a big deal. i disgrew with him i got to go. >> you say the briefing fell short of what you wanted to hear. >> mike michael mike mclegal lead republican on the foreign affairs for me. it was a specific threat briefing we married from iran. they have launched several attacks through proxies including a rocket attack near our embassy in baghdad. ships and persian gulf and drone attacks in saudi arabia. there was an escalation by iran in its proxies. this

sample troy do has found his niche yet more and more hungry and see no future for themselves in the country half a 1000000 have left during obama's time in office. he will shouldn't view europe as the messiah who will save them there's also civil resistance and it's these initiatives that those in power fear most. the young momentum party wants an open democratic hungry that will work with the e.u. and it's gaining momentum by the day. then germany germany is a founding member of the european union it's the member state with the largest population more than 18000000 people it's that's also the biggest net contributor to the chase. and that's how shit is a photographer a chronicle of our time. she came to britain 30 years ago just before the wall came down to a city that reflect. german history like no other. such as following through the german capital along a bus route that shows how very the city is. imo this route crosses the whole of berlin going from a poor multicultural and trendy district to the kuta which everyone knows and on to the kona vald with its villas. kept and i have a feel

networks installation and operation steinman's com and so clearly targeted a trois way whose hardware is already banned in the u.s. for months the u.s. government has been trying to convince other governments to follow suit and exclude the chinese telecoms equipment maker to the company is the global leader in its field and is said to have the best technology but some accuse the firm of being too close to beijing and enabling the chinese government to spy on countries working with well we hardware so far who always remains optimistic about their global perspective. so far we've shipped more than forty thousand five hundred base stations around the world in china korea across europe in the middle east. and we've signed more than thirty commercial five hundred contracts so far twenty nineteen we see is the year of five g. is when five hundred people. is a journey ahead but the early signs are very encouraging several european countries are set to auction five g. licenses this year their main decision is whether to follow washington sleet or to trust huawei and anger the us government jo

push them to their customers which means in the real time there will be soon delays i mean one way troy will try it. could be potentially some delays ok where you are considered to be extremely foster and quick of what it does but also sloppy according to critics is that a worry in itself if it's providing the security updates. this is a this is a really tricky because what we have to go and wait for a google to replace the security updates has to boys from the services and customers now because it's a time critical issue because they have to do with very quickly anyone actually you know slip into some of their arms and some mistakes which will raise customers concerns and that will leave a lot of customers thinking maybe it's time to leave their phones and move to a different broken this is like i said it's going to be tricky and let me just be devil's advocate here briefly is while we wait in a position to launch cyber attacks at all well this is not gravely there is a new way they assemble interests or noons of us and sort of if we look to the from from the business point of view whi

troy. every journey begins with the 1st step and every month where each of the 1st word american eagle niko peace in germany. why not learn with telling her. it's simple online on your mobile and free. w z learning course. german may be seen. hello and welcome to our arts and culture news i'm karen homestead and here's a quick look at what's coming up on today's program. well check out europe's oldest city plovdiv in south central bulgaria a must see as it celebrates its european capital of culture status all through 2019 . a new documentary film about the legendary opera singer luciano pavarotti's explores the musical genius of the 20th century's most successful tenor. and on the high end restaurant scene is no longer just about food but also about fashion as establishment up their game with stylish duds for stuff. well it's listed by many travel advisors as a destination to visit in 2019 and nearly halfway through its run as a european capital of culture so time to get cracking garia 2nd

these days troy has more down time than he used to and on wednesday he went on strike in solidarity with other drivers around the world who are also frustrated by wages and working conditions as the company protest to go public because i know that labor is said in their initial public offering prospectus did they expect to reduce drivers compensation more if they do that i will stop driving because right now we're barely at the point where it's worthwhile to go out and drive you know some joy have a civil ready been forced to give up wells is a researcher at georgetown university in washington d.c. for the past two years she's been following for drivers in the city and found hoffman below the poverty line that us for some it meant that they would take on longer and longer hours driving sixteen and eighteen hour days rather that meant that they began working six or seven days a week others and up and bankruptcy and ended up in homelessness the research suggests that the current right hand industry is not sustainable in its current shape despite being a pioneer in the right hailing a con i

. >> on thursday we were denieden troy the --en troy the location. on friday, the owner of the property came to the city and submitted an application for a wall in the area. >> reporter: the mayor says even though the application was submitted, it was not complete, meaning construction must stop at least for right now. but the people behind the project say it's all a misunderstanding and that they received a green light to begin building. >> an official said so on thursday and friday. they told us to cease. >> in less than 60 days we've conceptualized and implemented the project. i think people are taking a lot of pride in that. >> reporter: we build the wall has a gofundme page which as of this morning raised $22 million to build the wall. and we expect that this will still be a controversy that is going to last for quite some time. we build the wall has been reaching out to supporters online and on twitter so far this morning. back to you. cheryl: mark, thank you very much. lauren: investors are bracing for a selloff this morning. they want to know

the men who were on that helicopter and rescued amanda eller chris berquist, javier cantellops and troy helman good to see javier, let me start with you. as i understand it, as the search went on for days and weeks, you had this hunch about where she was and how she was doing. what was that hunch? >> i just felt that she was alive, man i was pretty much telling myself or telling everybody, you know, if we haven't found here and we haven't smelled her, that's because she is on the move and she is moving out and she is just way farther out than we think she is. >> we heard about the conditions that she had to endure how much of her survival, javier, is because of who she is >> i think a lot of her survival has to do with who she is. her experience in the forest itself her knowledge of the vegetation. bu her physical therapy, you know, her expertise in the human anatomy, i think that her injuries, she was able to treat them and treat herself pretty much was able to assess her situation out in the field and be able to move forward with the injuries. >> chris, what do you think the most impo

i reports that troy lee has identified as a passenger who got her hand caught in the door and dragged to the tracks last month. she suffered a collapsed lung, broken remembers, as well as final and pelvic fractures. she is seeking payments for her medical expenses and distress. >>> today it was graduation for nearly 7,000 students. many will live and work in the bay area. >> this means the future of the graduates may not be so easy. however, that's not stopping them from doing their part to build a better bay area. >> the pomp and circumstance at san jose state university represents a special time of year. college graduation that leaves many feeling on top of the world. >> you now possess new found power. the power of a college education. like our favorite comic book super heroes, with that power comes responsibility. >> the average loan debt is $15,000 after graduation. nearly half of the graduating class already have jobs lined up. for some, there is still uncertainty. >> it would be nice to stay here and continue to the booming legacy of the silicon valley. the cost of living is so

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it comes down to a late troy burdick. >> we can finally have justice for my mom and the closure for the family. >> reporter: while this case is particularly old, there are more like it on the docket here. the deputy district attorney says he has another dna-based trial set for next month. that one from the 1980s. >>> a former ghost ship warehouse tenant today that she felt so unsafe living there she actually moved out of the warehouse and into her car. jennifer turner told the jury during her three-week stay in 2014, the master tenant, derick almena, told her to describe the place to outsiders as a 24-hour artists collective. even though people were living there. almena and ghost ship creative director, harris, both charged with six counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say those who died had no chance to escape because the ill-converted warehouse lacked fire safety equipment. >>> traffic is finally slowing across the alta mont pass. a wreck sparked a grass fire. only minor injuries were reported. the traffic on eastbound 580 was backed up for miles as crews put out that fire

ben jealous, former head of the naacp, who championed troy davis' case tweeted "congrats. junior year high school grandma died, you mourned and kept studying. senior year, uncle troy was executed despite his innocence. you went back to work wiring jets. that same year, your mom died, cancer. you graduated on time. today you are a morehouse grad, 2019, celebrate." experts have warned about the mounting student crisis for years. nationwide, 44 million people over nearly $1.5 trillion in student debt. the average debt for student with federal loans is $32,000. boeing acknowledged for r the first time flaws in the software of 737 max aircrafts. in a statement released saturday, the company said flight simulators that were used to train pilots were not able to mimic conditions that were present during the fatal crashes on indonesia's lion air and ethiopian airlines that together killed nearly 350 people. and in new york city, activists staged anotherer protest at the whitney museum friday, to demand the removal of warren kanders, ceo of tear gas manufacturer safariland, from th

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. >>> at the latest gym where david pietz worked, co-workers like troy wagman understood full well why david looked so rough. still, it was a hard thing to witness. he looked very bad. he looked like he hadn't slept. he had lost weight. he had dark circles under his eyes and he seemed a little bit more sad. >> while david pietz slowly got back to work after taking time off to mourn his lost wife, detectives intent on solving her murder began interviewing people from the gym world who knew the couple. starting at the facility where nici and dave had first met. >> bally's was the type of place that most of the rumors weren't really rumors. they were true. >> staff members agreed that dave, the alpha dog of the sales department, and nici, the buttoned down nice girl, were a hopeless mismatch. >> the more nici liked him, the more i knew she shouldn't. >> what dave saw in nici, according to some co-workers, was a cynical way to climb the corporate ladder. nici was everyone's favorite, and their boss in particular loved her like family, as c.j. brady saw it. >> nici and our supervisor were v

i need to shout out to troy of the media that made the contact with the officers. and now we have joining us deputy chief armstrong. great to have you. >> good to be here. >> your man has done a great job here. >> he has. he's a very unique officer. s urund lad he could come. and experience with the program. >> i've been with the oakl police department for over 20 years. born and raised in oakland. >> okay. >> i grew up in west oakland and graduated. and so i've always had obviously a connection to the city that i work in. and growing up where i grew up program, a program like this o.k. program was one i wish was there when i was a kid. as a leader in the oakland police department, to have, you know, officers like officer smith who are willing to go into our communities and work with young men of color, particularly african american young men, to give them positive role models, give them opportunities, both academically and socially and giving them a positive resource, somebody they can talk to as you navigate your experience in the city of oakland. >> with that lo

the precious met yal climbing ta seven-week high, up 1.5% or 18 bucks per troy ounce. $1,311 is what a single troy ounce would cost right now as investors flee to the safe haven commodity. >>> what are traders doing? they are not running from the cameras. tim anderson, you are taking a contrarian approach, i hear. >> i just think you have to in this kind of market unless you want to go hide in utilities or the bond market, because that's where you really get the extreme overreactions to the downside and that's where you are going to get the fastest recovery when a lot of these problems go away. liz: phil, tell me what you are doing. oil is such a big story today. obviously it's the biggest monthly drop in six months we have for the month of may. on top of it, we do all this refining, importing, exporting crude across the border there in mexico. is that what's at work and not that i mind as a consumer oil at this level, about $53, that's great, but tell me how this is going to show spasms within the actual market. >> well, kind of interesting, the relationship between the u.s. and mex

. >> joined by two of the men who helped rescue chris ber quist and troy helmer.. chris, i know you coordinated the search. amanda out there 17 days such a long time at any point did you lose hope you would find her alive. >> not at all. nope. not a chance. >> no. talk to me about the challenges of the search. >> i'd say one of the bigger challenges is organizing so many volunteers who have no training but have a lot of heart. everyone is extremely driven to be there. but none of us knew exactly what we should do in the beginning. and making all that work was definitely a logistical challenge but with so much support and such a good team behind me have it was manageable. >> what was it like when you first saw her from the chopper. >> i have never seen -- we go hey a hiker there is no pretty women up here. it's too far in the woods. and we knew it was amanda. we were all excited. >> wow, when you guys reached her. what did she tell you? what did you say? >> the first thing i said if you want went four more days you could have been on naked and afraid. >> she alread

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i'm chasing with a gun he said on his guard and i just got the gun in troy when they're like iraq and blast israel. probably your shot there was something in the guns come back in just to drive off. police arrived at lynnwood mosque shortly afterwards to find seven more victims the two seventeen pm they were finally able to arrest the far right extremist at gunpoint a witness filmed the scene with his mobile police are convinced that the gunman was on his way to a third location. he. was praying helps give strength he wants to remain strong for his daughter's sake the baby on the photo is now fifteen years old. she was at school when the terror attack happened she said words were. susmit too crude. the most if you can see. telling me a do loop of mother to move. we have. less than one percent of the population of new zealand are muslim by faith but the entire nation wept and grieved with them in part two for the country's lost innocence. for safety openness tolerance the attack has called all that into question. there is a sense of uncertainty mixed with the tears. by actually immigra

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cup final what fits captain troy deeney is hoping the weight of history on city's shoulders will help he's team's chances at wembley. pretty much we miss it it was. so. naïve enough to feel no we could just turn up and we're going to be. arguably one of the best teams in terms of this generation of football football it ain't. the respect they deserve so one of anything can happen by munich need a point in the final round of bundesliga games on saturday to clinch a record extending 7th german title in a row but they're up against i'm trying frankfurt who can still qualify for european football next season and they are determined to spoil the party seduces if we get this research. we know that there is a lot at stake of course we know that our team our club has a wide range of outcomes from forced 8th place and that's something we're also aware of that's why it's not just about an important game for by munich it's also about an important game for i'm track frank we want to conclude our season in such a way that we achieve our goals. you. can see remains the man's a catch of the friday 7

you can troy to repair it, but you can't put it back in its original state. >> reporter: the cemetery filed a police report. they have surveillance footage of a possible suspect gathered by the business across the street. cemetery volunteers shift their focus to picking up the pieces. >> it will be fixed. it will be corrected. >> reporter: so these firefighters can truly rest in peace. >> it is dis respectful to the dead but more so to the living to the family members and to the community at large who value this place. >> reporter: if you know anything about this crime, call sacramento police. a >> in sacramento, i'm jessica men ch. >>> time is 4:26. a thief took a police car on a joyride. we'll show you how he was able to get behind the wheel without the police officer in the car. >>> plus, president donald trump keeping a close eye on the general election and we know this, because of the state he is traveling to today. i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> good morning. we have traffic that is getting more crowded but off to a nice start here in the

troy whitman was with fire officials on the front lines watching the camera feed on his phone. >> i'm and show them in realtime what the threat was. opn cter 24/7, and along withgencagencies, the public can also watch the feeds online to help look out for trouble. >> up to 25 miles we can get a clear picture if there's smoke and fire. >> reporter: it could ultimately save lives. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," pet buyer beware. plenty of when sites clam to sell purebred dogs but most are fake. we'll have tips to avoid getting scammed. >>> plus an exclusive with colorado democratic senator michael bennet who makes a big announcement this morning. >>> and we just became familiar with ali stroke who uses a wheelchair who uses it in the revival of oklahoma. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> now at 4:30. looking live from our exclusive sales force tower camera. looking east. and if you thought yesterday was nice, well, we warm

but, the core of the troy biewnal's work. is the most common thing we do is marriage annulity trials stow people looking for declaration of nullity of the marriage would bring a case. we call that person the petitioner and the person they were married to is the respondent and we might conduct a trial with evidence and testimony. >> we will talk about that in another segment we will take a brief break. we will come back and talk more with rob grapho about church law and church governing. . >>lcome ck to mosaic and our discussion with rob w atore and you're a lawyer in the field. there's an important piece of church discipline church procedure that i hinted at in my inproduction which is the keeping of records. and it's interesting because there's contrast between the universal church millions of adherence and local church on the corner where your particular life is encased. if your ancestors did genealogical research they went back to europe and went to the village and found the priest and they got the records from whatever th