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Surveillance video showed that 10 to 15 minutes before the grocery store shooting, Bush tried to enter the First Baptist Church in Jeffersontown, Chief Rogers said.A church member sitting in the parking lot saw the suspect banging on and pulling the door, trying to get inside, CNN affiliate WDRB reported."To think that an hour and a half earlier, we had 70 people in the church," church administrator Billy Williams told WDRB. "But by the time he came through, all doors were locked, and there were probably eight or 10 still in the building."In the wake of that threat, Mayor Dieruf said he attended the First Baptist Church on Sunday and spoke with parishioners."I told them in church, there's no reason we can't be the beacon that changes the world," Dieruf said. "They get it. When you walk in and sit down, people shake your hand and hug and thank you for being there. They haven't gotten the fear of not welcoming people -- they welcome everybody."Five days after an incident like this, of a person probably trying to break in, that's what we have to do on a national basis. We've got to get back to where we feel safe and where we feel welcome," he said. 1168

State authorities announced this week that Salamoni was justified in shooting Sterling outside the Baton Rouge convenience store, and that no charges would be brought against him or Lake.The fatal encounter between the two white police officers and Sterling, a black man, helped spur renewed Black Lives Matter protests across the nation.Previously released cell phone video showed Sterling, 37, pinned to the ground by the officers before he was shot.Police said they believed Sterling was reaching for a gun. The Justice Department said in May that evidence couldn't prove or disprove that Sterling was reaching for a weapon, and that Sterling had a loaded .38-caliber handgun in his pocket.As the officers awaited word on their future, Salamoni's attorney said he thought department leaders decided to fire his client months ago."No matter what evidence we give them (at the hearing), they're not going to listen. It doesn't matter what we present to them -- they're going to fire him," attorney John McLindon said.That comment came against a backdrop in which Paul's boss -- Mayor Sharon Weston Broome -- is on record as saying she believes Salamoni's firing is warranted. She told reporters Tuesday she hadn't wavered "on what I have said in the past.""I will stand by what I have said," she said. 1302

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Some women who say they were also assaulted by Cosby believe he should spend time in prison."I believe that it's essential he spend time in jail and it wouldn't break my heart to see him spend the rest of his life in jail," Janice Baker-Kinney said Friday.But ultimately, the length of his sentence would not change his guilty conviction."Whether he ends up serving time in jail or if he dies during the appeals process, that doesn't remove the fact that he has been convicted," Dempsey said. "That's definitely an important moment in history."  550

So what you basically will read in the Democratic memo is that they are advocating that it's okay for the FBI and DOJ to use political dirt paid for by one campaign and use it against the other campaign, Nunes said. 215

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