correctly. saying quote: our faith panel joins us now. hattie kaufman, rabbi spero david silver man. i want to start with you. when you see that he put his hand on a woman in a wheelchair and hoped that somehow she might walk. i think it is very sad. we don t know the facts. did she want to be prayed over? if they didn t want to be prayed other than yes, he went to far. matthew 6:6 says we should play alone in our closet and not make a big deal of it. this is terrible that somebody
nephews and/or cousin affected by this rash of violence. so like families all across the nation, nobody seems to be exempt anymore. what would you say to the politicians that are considering various gun policies right now, as it relates to gun control. what do they need to do? well, craig, i think like most reasonable, progressive people, i was a little disheartened when i thought what was a reasonable approach, at least around background checks and those kinds of minimal engagements, weren t able to find much support on the hill. so, again, i ll let the politicians keep being politicians. they do what they do. but at the end of the day, i think that the faith community, and obviously, i m a christian, in particular, have been given some real great assets that i think have gone unused. in matthew 6, christ only shares two assumptions with his followers. and we ve forgotten that they re
all five victims were black. the two suspects are white. officials are not calling this a hate crime but jake england, the suspect on the left, he made a remark on his facebook page the day before the shootings that could indicate a motive here, today is two years that my dad has been gone, shot by a, blank and blank. it s hard not to go off between that and sharon, i ve gone in the red, rip dad and sharon, i love and miss you. i think about both of you every second of the day. sharon was a reference to england s 24-year-old fiance, sharon hart wild, who had recently committed suicide in front of him, leaving behind their 6-month-old daughter. we re joined by tulsa mayor dewey bartlett and tulsa police chief chuck jordan. chief i want to ask you first what do we know about a motive? we have the facebook postings which certainly are leading investigators in the direction of a hate crime but what do we know about motive here? well that s not something we can really discuss a
georgia. winds as strong as 200 miles per hour ripped through towns. at least 37 people are dead. as many as 17 million people were impacted by the storms. scores of injured people waking up in hospitals this morning. their homes and the homes of their neighbors gone. people now picking through the rubble to find anything they can salvage. president obama is offering federal assistance in the areas battered by the storms. in the little town of west liberty, kentucky, the town felt the full force of a tornado s 1 135-mile-per-hour winds. it leveled building, uprooted trees. cnn evers rob marciano is there getting the first look at some of the town s most extensive damage. rob, good morning to you. good morning, gary. they ve finally got the roads cleared enough to where larger vehicles can get in here including obviously rescue and recovery vehicles and our satellite truck so we re getting now a first look at a live look at the main street. over my left shoulder you re see
tis a land where we won t die it s a land where we will never grow old i just want to say one more time, we ll never grow old we ll never never grow old there is a land where we ll never grow we won t grow old the word of the lord from matthew 6:25.