seely delivering the message. >> what a friend we have in jesus all our sins and greefz to bear what a privilege to carry everything to god in prayer what a friend we have in jesus all our sins and griefs to bear what a privilege to carry

oh, what peace we often forfeit oh, what needless pain we bear all because we do not carry everything to god in prayer it is well with my soul it is well

[ singing ] [ singing ] it is well with my soul

it is well with my soul it is well it is well with my

[ singing ] it is well with my soul it is well it is well with my soul it is well it is well with my soul it is well it is well with my soul it is well

soul it is well it is well with my soul it is well it is well with my soul >> what wonderful assurance to hear these words.

it is well. it is well with my soul. and to hear those words sung by young people is immeasurably reassuring. [ applause ] many churches bemoan the fact that they are losing this generation. but when we see young people, and i wish there were some males up there, i look forward to the day when more men will get up and say it is well with my soul. [ applause ] family, relatives, friends, distinguished representatives

and far, i consider it a distinct honor that my cousin, my first cousin, randolph holder, when we grew up in guyana, we didn't call him randolph. we called him neil. and i hope he doesn't get upset by my saying that it took me years to find out that neil was really randolph. it's an honor to be in this beautiful church building. ornate, immaculate, dedicated to the service and worship of christ, our risen lord.

because this church has such a strong presence in this community. and that the leadership, reverend floyd flake, is a man of renown. i've been hearing about him for many years. but today for the first time my eyes have been blessed to behold you. [ applause ] please follow with me, listen as i read from the holy word. john chapter 11. it's the story of the death of lazarus. it's a long story so i'm only going to

one, a man named lazarus who lived in bethany was ill. bethany was the town where mary and her sister martha lived. verse 3, the sisters sent jesus a message. lord, your dear friend is ill. verse 4, and continuing. when jesus heard it he said the final result of this illness will not be the death of lazarus. this has happened in order to bring glory to god and it will be the means by which the sun of god will be glorified. verse 17. when jesus arrived

had been buried four days before. bethany was less than three kilometers from jerusalem and many judeans had come to see martha and mary to comfort them over their brother's death. when martha heard jesus was coming, she went out to meet him. but mary stayed in the house. martha said to jesus, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. but i know that even now god will give you whatever you ask him for. your brother will rise to life, jesus told her. i know, she replied,

jesus said to her, i am the resurrection and the life. whoever believes in me will live and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. do you believe this? do you believe this? my message is entitled, this is not the end. this is not the end. but first of all, can you join me in a word of prayer for this message. i know you've heard a few prayers before. but one more won't do harm, right? our

mary and martha in their time of sorrow. he brought them words of hope and comfort and something positive about their situation. we know that you are our god of comfort and even now we lean upon you for strength. as we prepare to hear your word, we invite you in to our midst so that the things i say and the thoughts we meditate on will be acceptable to you. you are our strength and our redeemer. amen. speakers before me have painted an excellent and picturesque montage of randolph anthony holder.

referred briefly to his love of music. i would like to piggyback on those thoughts and extend them because i want to tell you how excellent a dj this man was. he was our go-to guy when we had a gionease party. and believe you me, it is not easy to play for a guyanese party. because guyanese like to have reggae, soca.

like to jump up and down. and then at a certain time of the party we've got to have oldies. and the dj has to know what to play and when. the dj has got to know when to transition. randolph had that special gift. because he could sense the mood of the people and he knew the music to play. i believe this afternoon, if randolph could interact with us, he might sense our mood. and he might say look, i think i want to play a special song for you.

that he might want to play today is call "return to paradise." do you know it? i'm going to give you a chance to remember it. that song was popular in the 80s. listen to the words and maybe as i get to the second verse you might remember it. it says it's paradise here, where the sun meets the sea. there's nothing to hear and so much to be. but soon i must go say goodbye to it all that homeland of mine is beginning to call. is it coming? listen to the second verse. goodbye doesn't

fading dreams grow cold as ice and i've got a feeling we will meet again when we return to paradise. has it come? goodbye doesn't mean it has to be the end fading dreams grow cold as ice uh-huh. now i read the story of lazarus from the bible. and there are several thoughts that came to my mind while i was preparing this message. first of all is that lazarus' family thought that his death was the

end. mary and martha and brother lazarus were good friends with jesus. the bible tells us that they lived in a town call bethany and bethany was an upscale area a few miles, about 2 miles outside of jerusalem. when lazarus took jesus. however, jesus read scripture discerningly. jesus didn't go right away. the word we might use is jesus dithered. he took his own time. and by the time jesus got there, lazarus had not only been dead,

and you know if the body has gotten that far nothing can bring you back. right? the second point is that the community came out to mourn his passing. verse 17, and the reading says, many judeans had come to see mary and martha and comfort them. you see, in those days the society was communal. when randy goes back to guyana, entire villages will come out to see him. and to pay their last respects. unfortunately our society has become very insular. many people prefer to live

of society and die alone. and consequently, few people are there to mourn their passing. the large number of people here including the men in blue is a testament of the kind of person randy was, the footprints that he left in the sand, it says to us all is not lost for our society. we can come together and mourn for each other again. the third thing we learned is that lazarus' passing had an

when jesus saw mary weeping and the people who were there who were weeping too, the bible says his heart was touched. and he was deeply moved. and when i was a younger person growing up, i learned the shortest verse in the bible. what is it? jesus wept. verse 34. this lets us know that we too can show our emotions and weep when we feel pain. many years ago a friend of mine died. and his wife said to the children you all must behave honorably. don't show emotions.

their best obey the instructions of their mother. but guess what? three days after the elder son had an emotional breakdown. i'm here to tell you that it's okay to weep but in our weeping, we do not mourn as those who have no hope. we mourn but not as those that have no hope. when the people saw jesus weeping they could not help commenting how much he loved lazarus. jesus loved lazarus and jesus loves us too. when i was a sunday school teaching, i would teach them to

know, for the bible tells me so. we have a god who loved us so much that he chose to become a human. he took on human form. and he came to live among us and be like us. jesus shares in our joys and in our sorrows. jesus shares in every aspect of our lives. at the beginning of his ministry, he went to cana at the wedding feast. and when they ran out of wine, what he did? he turned water in to wine. jesus healed people when they were sick. jesus could have stayed in the security of heaven. but he chose to be among us and eventually to

hands of those who did not like him. rour -- our randolph could have chosen a different job. he could have chose one that kept him behind a desk, safe and secure. instead he and the many other men in blue who operate a beat and willingly accept assignment to work in the streets among dangerous people in the hope that they could or would be able to make the community at better place for all people. i come back to a point about lazarus' death. lazarus' death was not the end. jesus promised martha that her brother will rise to life and jesus did just that.

we have a god that we can rely on. when he say something, he's going to do it. but i wanted to note that jesus restored lazarus' life for a specific purpose. here's what he said in verse 4. the final result of this illness will not be the death of lazarus. this has happened in order to bring glory to god. and it will be the means by which the son of god will receive glory. lazarus did die again. because death is a natural part of life. however,

there will come a time when mortal man will put on a mortality. the story of lazarus tells us that there is a hope of the resurrection. jesus said i am the resurrection and the life. whoever believes in me will live even though he dies. and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. this was no idle talk. this was no idle chatter. we have gotten accustom to our leaders saying things that they don't mean. we listen to politicians with half an ear or none at all.

jesus backed up what he said. the risen jesus is a cornerstone of christianity, but people challenge the truth and the validity of that christian belief. one thing we can be sure of, and it is this. the early disciples were convinced of the truth of the resurrection. the night when jesus was betrayed, when he was being interrogated, his best friend peter was so terrified that he stood far off. and when the woman recognized him, because of his accent, and she said aren't you one of those galileans?

he said hell no. three times. no. i don't know him. but after the resurrection, peter and the other disciples became so bold that they went out and proclaimed that news. if they weren't convinced it had happened, they would not have been willing to give their lives. and we have got to accept the weakness of those who were there. i am the resurrection and the life and we have the hope of the resurrection and the life. i wish to argue that jesus was not talking about the death of the physical body. we're made of body and spirit.

restore the spiritual connection between us and the creator. so when he says you shall not die, he does not mean that your physical body will not die. but your spiritual body will be reconnected with the father. because this is what sin is. sin is a separation, a breaking of the relation between god and his creator. between god and you and me. so when jesus christ said you shall never die, it's your spirit that will never die. the real you will live on and on. it is such reassurance that death is not the end of us who believe in the with this hope of resurrection we can face tomorrow.

the hymn says, because he lives, i can face tomorrow. because he lives, all fears are gone. because i know he holds the future. my life is worth the living. why? just because he lives. because of the resurrection you and i can dispute the second line of the second verse of the song that played to lead in to my message. the second line says fading dreams grew cold as ice. the hope of the resurrection enables

on the surface it may appear to be true. it does appear that the dream we [ no audio ] >> and you're now watching eyewitness news at 5:00. you've been listening in to an emotional funeral service for officer randolph holder who was posthumously promoted to detective. he was hailed today as a hero, a man that often looked out for others and those in his community. his body will now be taken to his native guyana. he will be buried there and members of the nypd ceremonial unit will be accompanying the body on the plane to guyana. >> had brave officers who braved the weather. we want to get started with eyewitness news. it's now 5:30. we've got

we want to go to meteorologist lee goldberg to give us an update. >> north nature saving it for the evening commute. we have torrential rains right now. i think it's going to get a little lighter by 6:00. we do have big wind gusts. just got a tweet from the rockaways, wind gusts over 40 miles per hour at places in the coast, coming out of the east southeast, also a concern with that, coastal flooding. .6 in central park. over an inch in caldwell. lighter amounts on the east end as we forecasted, half inch on the jersey shore. you see the heavy batch over new yor fairfield county. we have this band here, a second one right this is going to gefor much -- go for

be ponding but no major flooding because we'll shut things down after each wave goes through. this little lull here should come during the evening hours. then hechbier rain should -- heavier rain should come in after 8:00. the heaviest could occur in the middle of the night. there could be lingering flooding for your morning commute and things will quiet down after that. coastal flood advisories as well through midnight. waves of heavy snow and thunder through morning. minor coastal flooding. ponding. poor visibility. slippery roads and make sure the storm drains are clear as well. 7-day accuweather forecast later in the show. now to the emotional salute to randolph holder. >> the funeral still going on now. we've shown it to you live all afternoon. you can see the final salute still going. n.j. burkett outside the church with

more for us. >> the tributes inside the church are matched only by the fortitude of thousands of police officers who have been standing here for hours who are now soaked to the bone because they else. honorable man. >> reporter: an nypd honor guard carried the flag draped casket in a driving rainstorm. tears mixed with raindrops streamed down their faces as the mourners filed solemnly in to the church. the weather matching the mood of an entire city as the officer's family and friends joined new york's leading political and religious figures and thousands of police officers from across the nation here to pay tribute to officer randolph holder. >> whether he was on duty or off duty, officer holder

wanted to not only protect but bring joy. >> reporter: officer holder grew up in the south american nation of guyana and came to the united states at age 21. his dream was to become a new york city detective. he was promoted posthumously for his bravery and for sacrificing his life in service to the city. >> he had courage. he had compassion. and this job was certainly his calling. >> reporter: mourners heard from his brother who read the 27th psalm, his aunt who described his early years in guyana, and his fianci who spoke of the man she came to love. >> it could be argued that to be a loved one of an officer, we choose the same fate, but less choose to be heroes. >> and back now live picture, you can see the officers beginning to assemble and the

casket is expected to be carried from the church in very short ord er. commissioner bratton i think i can remember seeing him. remarkable tribute from the commissioner. and i should say this, that a number of officers have come from the long island railroad. they took buses from jamaica station to be here. they'll be taking buses back to the railroad. to those commuters, if you see a new york city police officer on the train, soaking wet, soaked to the bone, shake his or her hand. it's been a very, very long day. live in jamaica, queens, n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> you're right about that. thank you. the south carolina highway patrol confirming tonight that the gun used to kill officer holder once belonged to its department. the agency says the 40 caliber glock was sold to lawman safety supply in columbia in 2007. that's when a former south carolina state trooper bought it. he reported the call stolen from his car in 2011.

it's unclear when or how the gun made it to new york. we're switching gears right now. right now the mets are getting ready for game 2 of the world series. we're pretty sure they're hoping things turn out better than last night. that was one heck of a long game. >> we have two reports. shirleen allicot has more on the tired mets fans. but we're going to begin with rob powers inuric -- in new york city. >> this is very unfamiliar territory for the mets, trailing 1-0 in a playoff series. but that is how they come to the ballpark today. >> we'll respond. we're all professionals here and we'll do fine. >> they did fine last night, but lost. a back and fourth game, they lost the lead then the game. 14 innings matching the longest world series game by inning ever.

>> a roller coaster ride for sure. >> unfortunately we're on the wrong side of it but the fact that it will be long or extra innings doesn't change anything one way or the other. >> reporter: game 1 winners have gone on to win the world series 70 of 110 times. this team never trailed in the nlcs, now down in the world series gut-wrenching game and loss. >> they got the big hits and big at-bats when they counted. >> i tried to stay as even keel as i can. unfortunately outcome didn't come our way. that's part of the game. all we can do is focus on the next one. >> game 2 approaches. laura behnke, lor i stokes join me at 6:00. channel 7 eyewitness news. we'll see what happens tonight. >> keeping my fingers crossed. mets fans say they are ready for tonight's game but a lot of them are still recovering

from last night's very long game. from the first pitch after 8 p.m., the game went to 1:18 this morning. shirleen allicot continues our coverage. she talked with some exhausted fans. >> yes, the fans are sleep deprived but at this point they're not running so much on coffee but pure adrenaline. i'm talking mets fever. i'm inside the clubhouse store. fans are gearing up for game 2 literally. they're buying up t-shirts, world series hats, and they're hoping for a win. >> i was having a burger watching the game so it's good. >> reporter: today molly mcgregor didn't seem tired one bit. she's excited and she's not even from new york. >> i'm from pittsburgh so we're very big sports fans there no matter who it is. now that i live here, so it's like the home team now. >> reporter: last night's loss was a flashback some fans say they never wanted to see again.

>> as yogi berra would say, it was deja vu all over again. the same thing as the 2000 world series. >> reporter: actually, it's the same thing as every other appearance the mets have made in the world series. remember '86? most fans are staying positive. >> it was heartbreaking to see them lose that way. i look at it this way, they lost game 1 in '69 and '86, along with '73 and 2000 but they won the two out of four series. >> reporter: they say as long as the amazings keep it up they're looking forward to more sleepless nights. >> tired today? >> absolutely and probably well worth being tired tonight. >> fans are staying positive and they cannot wait for the series to make its way back to new york for game 3, 4, and 5. they say at this point the mets have already won in their book. everything else from here is an added bonus. reporting live from midtown, shirleen allicot,

>> stay with eyewitness news throughout the night. we'll have updates on the game through eyewitness news at 11:00. be sure to follow us on twitter and facebook to keep track with what's happening in kansas city. we're following a developing story tonight. an army blimp on the loose but it's back on the ground now. we're getting new video from people who watched it as it floated on by. >> a well liked marching band leader in court accused of duct tapeing a student's mouth. hear why some are so shocked by the charges. >> we have a live look now at the funeral that is still continuing in queens. this is detective holder's funeral service. you can see the casket at the front of the church. that casket will be carried out shortly. so many officers outside in the rain waiting throughout the afternoon. we'll

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a popular band instructor in brooklyn is facing charges tonight. he's accused of duct taping a student's mouth shut. >> he's now banned from all new york city schools as those who know him say they're surprised by the charges. >> eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer is at the school in east new york right now with more for us. >> this is where the alleged attack took place. this is i.s. 292. the suspect under arrest tonight is a well known band leader and the director of the soul tigers marching band. >> reporter: hughes made a frenzy dash from state supreme court and was hustled toward the door of the courthouse by his attorney. he would not say a word when asked about his arrest. hughes then rushed to a waiting car again without addressing the charges. >> do you have anything -- >> reporter: hughes, a volunteer band leader, was arraigned on charges of assault,

endangering the welfare of a minor and criminal possession of a weapon. according to court documents, here at i.s. 292 where the victim was in band practice with hughes and other students, hughes allegedly placed duct tape over the victim's mouth. the 9-year-old boy then suffered a cracked bloody lip and swelling when the teeth was pulled. >> somebody had to push him over the edge. wrods. -- i don't understand. he's very low key. >> reporter: he's known him for four years and closely followed his work with the band since hughes began volunteering with the students and their music. he is shocked by the charges. >> my granddaughter used to be in the band last year before she graduated. he's a very nice guy. i know he's very serious about his business. >> reporter: hughes is not a department of education employee but d.o.e. officials say these charges are deeply troubling and mr. hughes will no longer be allowed in this or any other school. he's seen them

>> i know from his actions and noble. he probably made a mistake by choosing the wrong thing to do to that student. >> reporter: hughes was also the subject of his documentary in 2008, which detailed the process of his marching band getting uniforms. so his arrest on the assault charges, his friends say, just doesn't fit the man. >> d.o.e. officials have banned him from this school and all schools in the city. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. we're back with lee with the weather. we're kind of debating how hard the rain is coming down in different areas. we've got folks with umbrellas then tim without an umbrella. >> windy everywhere. heavier north and east of new york city through the hudson valley, connecticut, long island. a lull starting to happen through central new jersey and in to new york city as we approach the 6:00 hour. it is dreary. it's not easy to hold on to the umbrella. two hands on the

umbrella and two hands on the wheel tonight especially going over the area bridges. 66 right now. southeasterly wind gusting to near 30. high today is current at 65. it's going to be a very mild night. over half inch of rain pushing .6. 72 and plenty of sunshine. this is the highest total where we can approach 2 inches of rainfall in morristown, caldwell, teterboro, and points north and west. new york city is going to do well as well. lightest amounts, maybe parts of the jersey shore where an inch is probably the high end, maybe even we get an inch and a quarter on the jersey shore. you see the heaviest rain. we're going to get a lull after we go through the 6:00 hour. that may last till 9-ish or so. the heaviest rain of the entire event, they start to occur during the overnight period. while the rain is moving away, because we'll have

be ponding and areas for the overnight commute. then things improve. with the gusty winds coming on tide, the next high tide cycle going around midnight that we have to be concerned about. a point look out near 9:00. really between 830 and 9:30. there's the hev --heaviest rain from danbury and monroe. over to cortland manner and ossining, over to connecticut near new canen. that extends to port jeff on the island. heavy rain near ramsey and heavier pockets near passaic and northern morris. there's the break in get lighter. it will still be blowing around. there's the next batch coming up. lightning offshore here and more lightning here. thunderstorms. that's pretty heavy the heaviest is likely to go north this doesn't end until the cold front swings through. watch this futurecast. there's the current heavy pass. the lull starts to

get heavy. the heaviest may be toward the wee hours of the morning. then it's moving out by daybreak. early commuters may still have to contend with heavier pockets of rain. we have clear skies, partly cloudy skies to begin the game. game goes late in extra innings. might be a stray shower. 54 at first pitch. for tomorrow the cold air lags even though the cold front is going through, we're still going to be in the 70s. then on friday it's back to normal. nice day. sun and a few patchy clouds around 60s. 64 tonight. windy and warm. periods of rain and thunderstorm. localized flooding. a spot afternoon shower. that's just isolated. we'll clear up tomorrow night and get a lot cooler. weaver got the early evening forecast. we've got 73 tomorrow. 60 friday. cooler on halloween. spot shower, can't rule it out on marathon sunday. don't forget we turn the clocks back as well. we'll have more at

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developing story now involving a wayward blimp. an unmanned military blimp broke

free causing air force fighter jets to scramble so they could track it. for a while it looked like it was headed our way. stacey sager is in the news room with more on where the blimp went down. >> the blimp is down in central pennsylvania right now. no one was hurt but nearly 20,000 people lost power there this afternoon. the aircraft, which is used for military surveillance, has cost our government more than $2 billion. and critics are already saying that's just way too pricey for a four-hour mishap such as this. >> it was like nothing we had ever seen before. >> reporter: high school student fisher taking this video in bloomsburg, pennsylvania, right after the power went out in his shop class this afternoon, and he thinks this norad blimp right outside was to blame. >> the lights started flickering until they completely shut off. we were confused, just walking around, didn't know what was going on. i think

outside to watch it. i was just in our section of the school. >> what we know is the unmanned defense blimp called jalens broke free from its moorings in maryland around 12:30 today. nearly four hours later a norad spokesman tells abc news the blimp is down. but throughout the afternoon, two f16 fighter jets were tracking it as it floated north through central pennsylvania to an altitude of about 15,000 feet. norad says it finally deflated in montour county, pennsylvania. >> this is going to be a huge disappointment given all the money they've invested and all the protective systems designed to keep something like this from happening. >> reporter: leaving people with plenty of questions on social media, from the serious to the silly. on twitter, for example, jake stitler tweeting this photo, writing, there's a

time to be the hero. >> once again, today's incident was less of a security risk, more of a costly embarrassment. the blimp is made by raytheon which claims the tether can withstand speeds of more than 100 knots. what we know today is the blimp deflated on its own and a portion of its tail landed a quarter of a mile away from where the main part of the blimp came to rest. new information in another incident at a school. the officer caught on camera, violently arresting a female high school student in south carolina has been fired. the sheriff in richland county says senior deputy ben fields did not follow proper procedure in his violent handling of the spring valley high school student. the fbi and justice department are conducting separate investigations in to the incident. >> that does it for this 5:00 edition of eyewitness news.

still ahead at 6:00, the funeral service for murdered nypd detective randolph holder as we learn new details about the gun used in the killing. >> plus, an international carjacking and stolen car ring busted in our area. dozens of recovered. >> a programming note. because we carried the funeral for detective holder this afternoon, general hospital did not air in its entirety. you can watch today's episode overnight at 1:05 in the morning. shoo c'mon. well will you look at this. fortunately your 2015 cr-v comes standard with multi-angle rear view camera

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a heartbreaking and final farewell to murdered nypd detective randolph holder who was posthumously promoted today and given his father's badge number. thousands of officers here and across the country lining up to say their final goodbye. >> plus, nearly two dozen people arrested in a major international carjacking ring operating in our area. >> stayed up till 1:00, then i fell asleep in tears. >> so many tired mets fans today. will their team get even with the royals tonight after losing in the 14th inning in the longest game 1 in world series history? good evening at 6:00. i'm liz cho . >> and i'm bill ritter. a busy news day. we'll get more to those stories in a moment. we