s pt we are celebrating hispanic heritage month by highlighting the history and the achievements of hispanic and latino americans, and assignings morning we learn more about of alberto gonzales. alicia has more. alberto gonzaleew up in a family that went to church every sunday. his mother made sure of it. he says she also helped make him the man he is today. so help me god. [applause] alberto gonzales began his journey to become the 80th u.s. attorney general in humble, texas. he grew up pretty poor. again, you don t realize as a child how poor you are. 1 of 8 kids, gonzales remembers a great childhood come up with his mother s eggs and tortillas for breakfast, baseball with his brothers, and falling asleep in a two-bedroom
we talked a lot about balmoral was important to the queen, where she looked at her final days, give us a thought of what you thought it meant to her? i think it meant the same to her as well, it was her annual christmas holiday, she came here for six weeks and people in the village would see her either in the early days when she used to ride a horse, i did myself one day when i was walking with my children, you would see her in the car he would zero church every sunday, and in the last sunday of the visit she would always present the prizes to the children who attended the children s church regularly, it was all these little things that she enjoyed. she was a country woman she loved her horses, her dogs, you would often see her out with her dogs as well in the park,
gathered. not evidence of murder, but still. they started to challenge a lot of things that her father, who he, was when he was, when he was doing. and so we thought, you know what? i would like to find out if he really is a doctor. yes, martin did have a medical degree. but. he fraudulently got in some medical school? yes. after faking the results from college? he took somebody else s marks because there was a different date of graduation, a different date of test. and it got deeper. before he faked his college transcripts, he was convicted of forging checks. now, said the investigators, the respective doctor was looking anything but respectable. it tells me that this is not the guy that goes to church every sunday with his family. so there s two martin make meals? there s two of them. still, but martin starters? they went to their fathers list
trey: all right, before i let you go, what is special to you, our faith, how did your parents build that foundation of faith? faith made sure we were in church every sunday. we went we went to the advent, we moved to charlotte for a year, then to columbia, my dad wanted us to go to ebbnese lutheran church that was very important for him. it was a great group. we always had to be in church on sunday. even if we spent saturday
cowhat do you make of the decline? thank you. we re both from south carolina. the story makes me sad. we know in south or in our communities, we all went to church sundays. we had to get to our church or go to church with a friend, we were in church every sunday. i m trying to instill that same tradition in my daughter. the church got me through all the hard times in the my life, god got me through that, the bible. this story makes me sad. but as a church, we have to ask what can we differently? i watched different podcasts and youtube channels. i asked where are people leaving church, a lot is