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or vietnamese i'm concerned, however, the reds 153 names a group that expressed the hated towards zion itself and partner with the group that e pious hated an race or creed is a problem with the - it will kick the zion itself out of the district and pubically stated if you support jewish please don't partner with those discriminatory groups and i'm sam thank you for the opportunity i come to you as a product of public schools a fathered of two students in the san francisco unified school district and proud active zion itself people just me on the last statement they don't knows me and know know my position on imagine but as the executive director said on a public panel if you support israel i'll hate you i support the vietnamese and the arabic i i'm not understanding how the school district s can work with that a rocks is going to kicks design itself out of the district then it was a place where everyone was welcomed please don't partner with a organization with an organization that based it's public decisions is in indirect a lot that the vision 2025 which is entirely about experienci

zion.the remarks in terms of your bishop and how you are handling this as a faith community. i wonder what that challenge is in terms of mourning all of these dear friends who were lost but also needing to serve as a place where the community can kind of come together, make plans and try to work on what to do next. >> well, the first thing is the history of mother emanuel tied in to mt. zion ame church. it is the daughter church of mother emanuel when mother emanuel outgrew itself of holding more than 4,000 people to about 4,900, it sought another sanctuary and it purchased zion presbyterian church which then became mt. zion ame church. so i am the pastor of mt. zion, that is the daughter church. my relationship also with the pastor who is deceased at this time, i became his pastor in the '70s when he was a little boy at st. john ame church in richland, south carolina. so the ties are deep. but as far as the community is concerned, all that has transpired has not really sat in yet. we have

it was zion pres bier teern. they had 4,000.. >> and this church was burned to the ground. but to show you the resolve. when you get people like the person who did what he did, he thought that his effort was going to diminish the church, the work. the irony for him is people who did not know the history and here is anderson cooper sitting at 110 street. because this guy decided he didn't want african american and the stux to have any recognition. >>> well, my goodness. i will say this concerning that person. i don't want the death penalty. i want to do what they did in the clockwork orange. they're going to rehabilitate him. they're going to take every film, every piece of vigil here -- >> you want him to see the image. >> i -- yeah, put him on the room and play it over and over and over and let him see et. >> the pictures tonight and your words tonight would be powerful, indeed. reverend, appreciate your time. thank you. it's an honor. >> one of the messages we've heard so much is despite the hate that we've seen, but, besides,

. >> joining us now from charleston is the reverend john paul broun, pastor of the mount zion ame, and pastor pinckney's chur church is only four blocks from where this massacre occurred and again, i wish that we were meeting under different circumstances, and first of all, can you tell us about your friend. >> first let me give thanks to the leadership of our bishop, bish bishop richard franklin norris, and to the community and to chief mullen and also to mayor riley and governor haley for what they have doenne. senator-reverend pinckney, and i became his pastor when he was a little boy in richmond where he grew up and he was just studious and at the age of 10, he was helping us to teach the young kids in church school. at 16 he aspired to the ministry and came forth and presented himself and went off to college for training. but his whole life had been given to the ministry, and service, and his legislation which you will look at in the south carolina senate was all geared at helping people. it is not a day that he took off to make sure that other people was cared for. my wife who wa

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worship across the can'ty this weekend and here in our area today the going gaition greater mounts zion ame church prayed for victims of families sharing grief. >> an overnight shooting in city frankford section ended with death of 50-year-old man. investigators say a bit past 1 a.m. the victim was not in ali gormanly whalenard street. after shot the victim stumbled home and through the backdoor and family members called police who rushed him to temple where he was pronounced dead a short time later. no word on motive or arrests at this time the driver of city dump truck making way through roxboro crashed after breaks failed. surveillance capture the scene as the truck sped through umbria. it smashed into pieces. driver was able to escape unharmed. >> from our delaware newsroom a construction crane toppled over in wilmington this morning creating quite a mess as you can see there. the crane was prepared for operation on the 1100 block of king street when cable system snapped. the street had to be shut down and crews put the rig back together and moved it out of the way. luckily nobody w

. >>> mown zion ame church in in our ris town opened at noon today, parishioners are still shocked about the shooting in charleston. >> to think that people could be in the middle of prayer meeting or bible study and just worshipping their god and not hurting anyone and not doing anything to anybody and that someone would sit for an hour and think and do something as horrible as that is unthinkable. david muir will be reporting live from charleston tonight. that is next at 6:30 and our coverage continues on the shootings at 6abc.com. you'll fine the latest and a collection of photos and reaction, it's all there now at 6abc.com. >> in other news tonight, it's north major water main break in philadelphia. another ancient main eruptd this after none, it happened in hunting park and turned the street into a river david henry is live at the scene what is the situation there right now. >> well jim from the river to a sea of mud the water stopped flowing an hour ago and what you see behind me is a huge expansion of mud covering this parking lot and shopping center. the only brought stop is that

construction in egg harbor township will close mill road near old zion road stick with site i don't know to get around the mid day work zone. >>> a fire in california has burned three homes after jumping a nearby river. nine structures were threatened after the blaze quickly spread yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the smoke is visible from 20 miles per hour away. the weather isn't helping. winds are picking up 15 to 18 miermts. >>> new on "action news" amid allegation quote of intimating and harassing behavior, rachel dolezal has been relieved heavy oversight position. she educated a hostile work environment prompting a staffer to quit. she leaked sensitive information about an on going police investigation. >>> u.s. marshal service added david sweat and richard matt to its most wanted fugitives list. a massive manhunt has been unable to to find them. sweat was serving a life sentence and matt was doing 25 years to life for the kidnap torture and dismemberment of his former boss. >>> charges have been upgraded after shooting at george zimmerman. police say he fired a gun into his car d

in egg harbor township construction starting at 9:30 closing mill road eastbound near old zion road toet around that, until everything is reopened at 4:00 p.m. we have reports of a pothole in the road in upper hanover along ray field road. no problems on the northeast extension all the overnight construction is out of the way. >> a fire in california has burned three homes after jumping a nearby river. no injuries were reported but the fire continues to burn along the riverbed. nine structures were threatened after the blaze spread afternoon. witnesses say the smoke is visible for 20 miles away. the weather is not helping. winds are picking up 15 to 18 miles per hour. >>> new on "action news," amid allegation of intimating and harassing behavior, rachel dolezal has been removed from a police oversight commission. she made headlines amid accusations they lied about her race. rachel dolezal along with two other people created a hostile work environment prompting a staffer to quilt. she leaked sensitive information about the on going police misconduct investigation. >>> u.s. law enforceme

road, where the power lines snapped shutting down the road in both directions between braddock and zion. >> you have a gas line there. it could've been worse. sam: the giant in university shopping was one of the businesses to lose power. all of the perishable food had to be thrown out. in total, more than 10,000 customers lost power. the good news is, no reported injuries and the evening commute should be much smoother than this morning. jummy: police believe last night's storm is what caused a deadly crash in beallsville in northern montgomery county. news chopper seven was over the scene last night. it appears a pickup truck struck a downed tree. the driver is identified as 79-year-old elmer frolick of poolesville. the storms pummeled much of the northeast. tornado warnings were issued in several states. strong thunderstorms caused widespread power outages in connecticut, but the hardest hit areas were in pennsylvania and new jersey. while there were no tornadoes reported, many areas reported wind gusts of over 70 miles per hour. here at home it is a much calm and cooler day out there

zion road gets you around that. >>> a man in his 20s died after colliding with a police cruiser.e man was wanted for an armed robbery and took off on the bike and ran into the cruiser on the bike. a neighborhood resident who did not want to be identified is telling a different story. >> the cop turned in the alley and hit some guy on a bike and didn't hesitate to stop kept going ran him clean over. >> chester police say the plan ran into the patrol car. he was rushed to crozer-chester medical center where he was pronounced dead. >>> we have new information about the terror arrest in boston. police say usaama rahim killed by officers wanted to bee held pamela geller. he decided to target police instead with a military-style knife. david wright usaama rahim's nephew was arrested yesterday. the white house said there's a concern about isis supporters to use social media to shield messages from authorities. >> there's an opportunity to work with tech sector on this the threat that's worried about served the lone wolf threat. >> fbi said it is investigating hundreds of potential isis

roberts road between zion drive and collinsworth drive. kristin wright is going to be live for us, 123 and ox road at braddock. she said some of ox is open but you cannot turn on to kelly drive. wide look at the beltway. no problems there. 270 at shady grove just rolling along fine. >>> we also have more details about that deadly crash in montgomery county. storms knocked down a tree in the area of darnestown road and cattail road. the driver of a pickup truck slammed into a tree around 8:30. county police say the 79-year-old driver died at the scene. >>> and lightning strikes hit an apartment complex in greenville causing flames to shoot out of the roof. take a look here. a woman who lives inside this complex recorded this video as the nair tore through nearly two dozen units. this is on lake side

. >> reverend john paul broun is the pastor of mount zion in charleston.hat's just four blocks from where wednesday's shooting took place. he says emmanuel church's reopening is sniffing can't for the community. >> any time through threats and violence that the doors of the church is closed it takes away the hope of a lot of people. a lot of people get inspired and come, just knowing that the church doors was going to be open today, createdina super charged atmosphere. the chufrnlingdz have been under attack ever since existing. he manuel ame was burned down during the insurrection of veasey in the 1800s but if you look at the structure, it is tremendous. the church is always defined not how it falls down but how it gets up and we have always been getting up whether it was black church, whether it was the love of god through other churches and faith-based community. we are did he have finand pennsylvania border after two fugitives were reportedly spotted there. the two men used power tools to escape from prison earlier this month. they have been convicted

a pastor at the zion a.m.e. church in point breeze met with church members to talk about how to keep safe while they worship. the congregation plans to add remote door locks and security cameras now. it's also staying connected with police about nearby crime issues. >> we were warned by several other people in and outside of the church and the churches in the community that we really do need to be careful. we need to solidify our security measures here. >> the church is creating a security team. many of them are former military or have security experience of some sort. the nbc 10 investigators spent the day finding out more about hate groups and hate crimes in our area and across the country. investigative reporter mitch blacher joining us with that part of the story. what did you find? >> reporter: the fbi is in charge of tracking how many hate crimes happen each year in the united states, but we found that only 12% of police agencies are actually telling them how many hate crimes they're working. the numbers t

a pastor at the zion ame church in point breeze met with church members to talk about how to keep safele they worship. the congregation plans to add remote door locks and security cameras and also stay connected with police about nearby crime issues. >> been warned by several of the people in and outside of the church, in the church and in the community that we really do need to be careful. we need to solidify our security measures here. >> the church is creating a security team. many of them are former military or have security experience. >>> and we're learning more tonight about the nine people who lost their lives in that church massacre. among those killed as we mentioned, the church's pastor, clementa pinckney. a 41-year-old married father of two and a state senator. several others who worked at the church are among the victims depayne middleton-doctor and sharonda singleton. pastor anthony stevenson spoke to us about how he believes reverend pinckney will be remembered. >> in a case like clementa they're going to see what kind of man he was, who he was, what he did in every aspe

a pastor at zion ame church at point breeze met with church members to talk about how to keep worshipperssafe. they plan to add remote door looks and security cameras and staying connected with police about nearby crime issues. >> in the church and in the community, we really do need to be careful. we need to solidify our security measures here. >> the church is creating a security team many of them are former military or have security experience. and you can count on nbc 10 for updates on the court case against the accused gunman in charleston today. download our nbc 10 news app for instant updates. >>> happening today, president obama will speak to the nation's mayors. the u.s. conference of mayors is holding its annual meeting in san francisco today. it's a return engagement for the president who welcomed them to the white house in january. baltimore's mayor will lead the conference with the spotlight on civic and economic problems in her city and others. >>> and today is national summer learning day. a time to remind students to keep up with their studies during their time off from sc

zions bank, three decades, they had seven separate banks. all of a sudden they said we're going to. >> caller: combine them. so they're more self help stories. after the hurricane, everyone takes precautions. the biggest issue to watch over the next five years or so is if it interest reallies go up too much too quickly, that is the risk for the next financial crisis. >> at least if the fed has anything to do with it that's not likely to happen is it. mike mayo telling us he's more bullish on bank stocks than he's been in 16 years. good to see you. thanks. >>> 45 minutes to go into the close here. keeping an eye on market which is after the stronger jobs report are having a bit of trouble staying in the green. the dow is down 45 points. s&p barely negative. nasdaq up 13. >> spike in bond yields is driving mortgage rates higher. we'll have a special report coming up. >> and why the former head of wells fargo says it won't drive up demand. >>> and stocks in shanghai hit their highest level since '08 last night and thousandnow china has overtake

several city congregations will join members of the zion baptist church of philadelphia to support theemanuel ame church in charleston. tonight's service is at 6:30 at the church on north broad street near west erie avenue. >>> 5:19. and the sun is just getting light outside. we know it will be warm today. we also have a better view of what the traffic pattern will be like out there. >> jessica boyington is keeping an eye on the cameras. >> we're watching that accident scene on 422 which is north coventry. the westbound lanes are closed between route 100 and 662. that's due to an earlier accident and downed pole with police activity directing traffic around the scene. on the 42 freeway around the new jersey turnpike around runnemede, the northbound side you can see the volume but it's moving along just fine a five-minute drive time if you're headed up towards 55 to the walt whitman bridge. we're free and clear on the blue route. 15 minutes, if you're headed northbound or southbound from 95 to the schuylkill. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20

here in our area today congregation at greater mount zion ame church prayed for those victims and their families sharing their grief. >>> in center city this morning several people showed up to protest what they see as a rise, in racist violence. that demonstrators representing several groups, showed up standing in solidarity, with the victims of the church massacre, and their families. >>> world news saturday will have the very latest on the church massacre including updates on the investigation following "action news" coming up at 6:30. >>> moving on to other news tonight, overnight shooting in the city's frank for section ended with a death of the 50 year-old man. investigators say a bit past 1:00 a.m. victim was shot in the alley way near his home on the 5700 block of leonard street. after he was shot the victim stumbled home and through his back door. family members quickly called police who rushed him to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later no word on a motive and no arrest at this time. >>> eastbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike had to

a pastor at the zion ame church in philadelphia's point breeze section met with church members yesterdayo talk about how to keep safe while they worship. the congregation plans to add remote door locks and security cameras. the church is staying connected with police about nearby crime issues. >> we've been warned by several people in and outside of the church and in the community that we really do need to be careful. we need to solidify our security measures here. >> the church created a security team. many of them are former military or have security experience. >>> a church in minnesota is taking its own security measures. >> many of the members carry guns and they have done so for years at the real believers faith center in minneapolis. a team of armed men and women who guard the pastor, his wife and other church members are fully licensed and trained. the pastor said it's been this way ever since an incident eight years ago. >> a couple threats about people wanting to come in and harm our members. we think it provides us a chance to defend ourselves. >> the pastor admits taking heat

bless our bishop and supervisor naraz and all of the bishops of zion and the visiting bishops.e emanuel nine families. and now, oh lord when we have drunk or last cup of sorrow when we have been called everything but a child of god and when we are done traveling up the rough side of the mountain jesus, stand by us. we started down the steep and slippery steps of death and when your world begins to rot beneath our feet lower us to the dusty grave in peace to await for that morning, meet us jesus, that our souls would rest in peace. hallelujah. amen. amen. amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ing at verse 18. to whom then liken god or what lightness can appear with him? a goldsmith overlayered with gold and as a gift one chooses wood that would not rot and then seek seek out to set up an image that would not topple. have you not known, have you not heard, has it not been told to you from the beginning, have you not understood from the foundation of the earth, it is he who sits above the circle of the earth and his inhabitants are like grasshopper who is stretches out to the heavens and spread

>> two ame churches in trend on are planning a vigil for the victims saturday at noon at ame mown zion church on pennington avenue. >> thank you. >>> church leaders in delaware are mourning the victims, he knew two of the victims, including reverend pinckney and says that he will be remembered as a passionate loving person. >> kind and consider ate and with do anything for anybody. >> and he was affectionately known as gentle. >> we'll post any breaking news at 6abc.com you'll fine a collection of photos and reaction from the philadelphia area and from social media there will be much more from the church massacre for you coming up on world news tonight with david muir, he will broadcast live from charleston, at 6:30 right after "action news" tonight at 6:00. >> now, to breaking now is from hunting park, a 48 inch water main break flooded this afternoon businesses and forced evacuations. david henry is live near the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: the very latest is that they managed to cut off the flow of water and it had been gushing from a break where the workers are standin

. >> a late great friend of mine cid zion used to say about two party system in albany, two pears against- it is two parties against the people, we see that in a lot of capitols including the nation, they go to the capitol they lose touch with the district. lou: but never with chamber of commerce. >> because it takes a lobbiest to get to them. >> my problem with this issue they basically see a president that is grabbing power. they now came out that the immigration well the of this bill is outrageous. lou: it would give the president absolute executive act authority on the issue of immigration. >> the democrats are in a bad place, and they had to put 25 votes is outrageous. republicans should demand, you put half up we put half up if you want it passed. that is appalling it me. lou: both party leaderships are trying to tell american people to go to hell on this one. ed thank you. >> michael thank you. >> appreciate it. >> that is it for us, thank you. we'll be back with youorrow, congressman art meadows will join us, be with us. kennedy: it is hump day! that always reminds my of lou dobbs

several city congregations will join members of the zion baptist church of philadelphia to support thechurch in charleston. tonight's service is at 6:30 at the church on north broad street near west erie avenue. >>> there are fears that famous hollywood composer james horner died in a single engine plane crash. authorities say the only person on board died and no one has heard from horner since the crash. tributes have been pouring in on social media. he's known for his work in movies such as "titanic." and "braveheart." >>> the u.s. senate transportation committee will ask questions of the takata company during a hearing. >>> brady is appealing a four-game suspension he faces after officials say he and the new england patriots deflated footballs before the afc championship game earlier this year. the brady says he's fighting his suspension. >>> the duquesne brewing company is raising a glass to joe paterno. it's rolling out a brew honoring the late penn state football coach. the lager will come in 12 ounce cans feature be paterno's images and accomplishments. the brewery says it's wor

we'll bring in john paul brown, the pastor of mount zion church a neighboring church of the one attacked. pastor thank you very much for joining us. sorry it's under these circumstances. what can you tell us about what this church means for the community and what was going on there last night? >> this church along with every other church this is emanuel ame church. my church is a daughter of ame church. and it's a statement in the community and has led to a fight for the civil rights movement. and it's a church just south side of the city limits of charleston during the time of slavery where slaves were running for freedom came. they gave us a message of freedom and hope which they made sure to spread. and also bishop nora of the seventh district here in charleston continue to urge us to carry te representative or state senator clementa pinckney what can you tell us about him? >> clementa pinckney was so studios and smart. he also through the ame church and the young people department led the group of young people in the ame church they grew up in the church. his demeanor was always help

>> well you know an old late great friend of mine sid zion used to say about the two-party system in albany state capital of new york it's two parties against the people. i think that we see that in a lot of capitals including the nation's capital. when people go to the capital, they lose touch with the district. even when they're in the house -- >> they're never going to be chamber of commerce. >> because it takes a lobbyist to get to them. >> my problem with this issue is we have not been out of line with the democrats or president and the white house. they basically see a president that's grabbing power. it came out the immigration element of this bill is outrageous -- >> would give the president absolute executive action authority on the issue of immigration. >> so you know the democrats are in a bad place from the perspective that their constituency groups don't want it i think to a certain extent the fact that they only have 25 votes up is outrageous. i think republicans ought to demand you put half the votes up we'll put half the votes up. for to us pass a bad piece of legisla

eegs now he's now a national director for the ame zion church.e friends with reverend clementa pinckney the lead pastor here at emanuel ame? >> yes. a fine man. when you talk about future leaders, he was the leader for tomorrow today and he was classmates down in richmond. just a different kind of guy. a humble servant, the kind that really make as difference. >> the kind that any city needs. >> any city needs. a shooting inside a church, a shooting that kills four reverends, four religious leaders, breaks your heart. >> yes, it does. one of the first things that came to my mind last night was what happened when reverend king's mother was shot in the church in atlanta. i thought about the four girls in birmingham. just the scenario that you would come to the church. but more than that that you'd sit in the bible study and i think some of what he's going through and we pray for him as well he may have done some major damage he did major damage but we have to remember he is a soul as well. we consider that but to realize that he sat through there,

a pastor at the zion ame church in philadelphia's point breeze section met with church members yesterdayhow to keep safe while they worship. the congregation plans to add remote door locks and security cameras. the church is staying connected with police about nearby crime issues. >> been warned by several of the people in and outside of the church, in the church and the community that we need to be careful, we need to solidify our security measures here. >> the church created a security team many of them are former military personnel or have security experience. and of course you can count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage. we'll have the latest from south carolina coming up in a live report. you can get updates anytime on the nbc 10 news app. >>> new video from overnight. crews continue cleaning up from a water main break at a philadelphia shopping center in east falls. the gushing pipes turned the parking lot in a muddy mess. officials told us 7 million gallons of water poured out of the broken main. here's what it looks like yesterday afternoon as the water was gushing. the problem d

many other names that are out there, zion, are at 52-week highs.p 1%, hess are new 52-week highs. a lot of the big banks, the money center banks, also are hitting 52-week highs as well. citi group is at 52-week high. so is goldman, morgan stanley, also at a 52-week high. interest rates sensitive stocks. interestingly have had a very tough time. we noted many of them are in correction territory. reits are down 10% from their highs. not today. even though 10-year yields are moving up, they're not being, the interest-rate sensitive sectors are not getting hit. an indication of the overall strength of the market right now. i'll tell you what is missing here, jon and carl. what's miss something the volume. right now we're at 1130, 1145. only 300 million shares still on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we need to do a little bit better than that. other than that little complaint, this is one of the broadest rallies we have seen in many weeks. guys, back to you. >> just need a little volume to go along with it, bob pasani on the floor, thanks. >>

daniel simmons was a 74-year-old ministry staff member at emanuel ame and the former pastor of greater zion ame church in the nearby town of awendaw. juan: myra thompson was the wife of the reverend anthony thompson of charleston's holy trinity rec church. amy: depayne middleton-doctor was a 49-year-old mother of four. juan: ethel lance was a 70 year old grandmother who had worked at emanuel ame for more than three decades. amy: susie jackson was ethel lance's cousin and the oldest victim of the massacre at the age of 87. she was a longtime member of the church. juan: tywanza sanders was the youngest victim at 26-years-old. he was recent graduate of allen university in columbia, south carolina. he graduated from the university's division of business administration. before the shooting took place tywanza posted a short video clip on snapchat where you can briefly see the suspected gunman dylann roof sitting at a table with all of the victims during the bible study. roof reportedly sat with the church members for an hour before before he opened fire. sylvia johnson, said a survivor described

>> the reverend george mccain is a former pastor and now the director of public affairs at the ame zionhurch. he knew some of the victims that underwent that horror. he joins me live from charleston. reverend, i wish we could be meeting under different circumstances but i want you to walk me through the moments that this happened at the mother emmanuel ame church. you were at a bible study at another church and the police came. can you take me from there and tell me what happened? >> right. well, it would have to be a word of commendation to both the charleston and north charleston police because within moments they delegated and distributed policemen everywhere throughout the low country. this is still the bible belt and everybody's at midweek service or baseball study and i was in the service of life center cathedral, 125b9 00 people at that point and the police arrived and told us what had happened. nobody, of course, had facebook and their phones on because we were in worship. the reality is how they came to evacuate the building, encourage us to close down the service, see to it th

.- reverend george mccain is director of the public affairs for the ame zion church.ou for joining us. what did the people coming to church yesterday hope to hear? >> you just said it. the people coming to church all came looking for a message of hope. they wanted to know about survival they wanted to know about tomorrow how to make it through today but it was all grounded in looking for a message of hope as well as a word of healing. >> tell us about these relatives. despite this tremendous loss losing their loved ones they quickly said at that bond hearing on friday they were willing to forgive this killer. tell us about that. >> well the christian experience is built on forgiveness. all of us have done something wrong. maybe it hasn't been murder. the commandment says thou shall not kill. they are christian witnesses to the effective and jesus done to us and it was in their hearts. they were clear, it was hurting them but as many of them said more thoroughly more than i forgive you, i forgive you and may god have mercy on your soul. >> reverend, take us behind the

zion church who sit amongst us, and an army of ecumenical friends who made it across the miles to behe question what kind of people are these? the nation has seen us take a heavy blow. and the scriptures, jonathan says to david, your seat, your place, will be missed at the table. clemente pinkney's place will be missed at the table. along with the other eight. and yet others taking it personally cannot understand why they have not viewed more anger and bitterness and hatred as a result of the blow we've taken. it's because who we hang out with. [applause] our secret is in our lord. can i call his name? his name is jesus. [cheering and applause] someone should have told the young man he wanted to start a race war but he came to the wrong place. so i want to indict your prayers for our president today . he has the heavy responsibility not only standing as a statesman, global statesman but a churchman. and we as a church would be more than pleased if somebody in this crowd somebody over that television, somebody over streaming would hear the word about our jesus. [cheering and applause]

. >> reverend john paul brown is the pastor of the mount zion a.m.e. church in charles stan and close friend to reverend pinkney. tell us what you'd like the world to know about the man who was your friend, reverend pinkney. >> first giving honor for the leadership. i met him on my first pastoral charge in ridge land. he was five years old. by the age of eight, he was helping us to conduct the school teaching and by 8:13 he had as expired to the ministry. by age 18, he was pastoring a church by 23, he was in the house of representatives and a few years later on to the senate. his life has always been one of service, but always with who you milty. he brings people together. that's just a gift that god gave him that he had. >> what has impressed you the most about the way your community has handled this whole tragedy? >> well, people who look on here, they're impressed by what has happened, but this is how we live here. this is our relationship, our trip to the mayors office, or governor office or our officials don't come about just when things happen or