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the tomb of st. peter overnight as a sign of its unity, the sign of the symbolic unity with st. peter. one of his title as successor of st. peter and the apostles, in a sense where the petrine ministry began, in rome. >> he's also not wearing the tallest mitre as they're called. the big hats, tall hats that he could. it's a smaller one. again, just making that statement. >> very simple, when he was at the church of st. anne yesterday, i noticed that the vestments he was wearing were the vestments i would wear, any priest would wear, very simple, in fact, i think i knew the manufacturer, nothing elaborate and, you know, a very sort of simple man and is not afraid to sort of strip away a lot what he sees as unnegligence things to make him more accessible to people. >> and yet here he is, simple man that he has tried to live in the magnificence of st. peter's basilica, which replaced a basilica built by the emperor -- one of the most audacious things and the pope tore it down. >> considered something of a sacrilege to tear down constant tine's church but then this magnificent renaissance s

about unity and unity of the peoples and unity of the families and the unity of all the different faiths systems and i thought that was very interesting that she mentioned that and that it was a big theme. >> well, let's not lose that one, too, because that is a classic religious impulse. we've touched on it already, we'll see it throughout the semester, but this amazing human desire for - remember a part and apart? we're apart but we desire to be a part of something. so the quest for unity - we can't ever forget that the root - not that i'm a great latin scholar - but the root of the word religion is something along the line to reunite, to bring together. and sadly, then, it's often a very divisive force, but certainly, that's what we keep seeing over and over again. yeah, donna? >> there's something that always comes back to me from my childhood. i was raised episcopalian, and palm sunday with the frond, the palm frond which was twisted into a cross, and we all treasured that. but of course, the story of strewing the palm fronds in front of jesus as he rode into bethlehem - i mean jeru

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and the unity, and the tech effort is going to bring to this. it is going to be a huge part of fixing this. and we just want to say thank you, because i think we are going to work together to make the world safer for our children, and their children and so, hopefully in the not too distant future, we are live in a safer society. thank you all very much. >> nicole hawkly. >> i want to echo what mark and jackie said around their thanks for everyone who is here today and supporting this initiative. my name is niekol hawyly and we have two sons at elementary, jake is in third grade and dillan was in first and last friday would have been his 7th birthday. we were dreading friday, his birthday, but thanks to our friends and wonderful community, it was changed from a day filled with pain and loss into one of beauty and positivity. it was a day filled with purple balloons and cup cakes and butterflies and smiles and laughter. it was a day dylan would have loved. >> three months after his death and i am still in a state of shock. that i know nothing will

the determination, the unity, and the will for victory of the free democratic party should not be underestimated. we know what we're fighting for -- for our convictions, our ideas, for our country, for germany. >> the much-anticipated vote followed the speech and delegates gave him the strong mandate he asked for. he won 85% of the ballots cast, a result he can be happy with. >> i happily accept your votes. it will be a good weekend. i have a good feeling about the upcoming elections. thank you. >> the party now enters their campaign more unified than before but they have a tough road ahead. polls put their support at a feeble 4%. joining us now from the conference is our correspondent. so feeble 4% in opinion polls and yet the party's leaders back him. why have they give em him their support? >> well, we can't look into the hearts and sowlss of the elegates -- souls of the delegates here today but he has overcome the real low point of being at the helm of the party last december december when some senior members of his own party came out quite openly in questioning can -- whether he rg -- reall

entrusted to his faithful care through our lord jesus christ, your son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit, one god forever and ever. amen. the pope and the people are now seated to hear the lord speak to each and every one of us through the written word of holy scripture. the first reading will be from second book of samuel read in the english language. >> a reading from the second book of samuel. the word of the lord came to nathan. go and tell my servant david thus the lord speaks. when your days are ended and you are laid to rest with your ancestors, i will preserve the offering of your body after you. and make his sovereignty secure. it is he who shall build a house for my name and i will make his royal throne secure forever. i will be father to him and he a son to me. your house and your sovereignty will always stand secure before me and your throne be established forever. ♪ >> we now respond to the word we just heard using words that god gives us. >> the works of the catholic church. as bringing young people, they organize the world youth days. it came about a gre

the unity that was expressed during, call the non-stimulus bill is the same kind of unity that absolutelyt be corralled and embraced because we remain the minority party in this town. >> you couldn't stop it? >> that's right. >> you made a statement and nothing happened. >> it wasn't that nothing happened. i would suggest that the unity on this bill in part the 2010 elections. >> why did we gain control in the house in 2010? that was the enthusiasm of the base of people that support the tea party. >> and the tea party was just as angered by president bush's tarp as president obama's stimulus. >> i'm he not a lobbyist with all kinds of funny to stuff it in your pocket. >> john: what turned it into a massive political force was the push to enact obamacare. >> make no mistake, the costs of our health care is a threat to our economy. >> john: the economic crisis supplied some urgency for this, too. >> it's a ticking time bomb for the federal budget. >> john: but the tea party couldn't derail the massive health care legislation few had even read. >> what good is reading the bill if it's a thou

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he traveled and was well regarded, and he always was very much into calling people for the unity of syria, for some kind of reconciliation. since the uprising in syria started, he was dedicated on where he stood. he was against armed rebellion. against themuch movement, and that is why he was very strongly criticized by many in the opposition in the past few years. >> thank you very much indeed. the president of cyprus will be heading to brussels to present international lenders with a new financial plan. finance ministers in the eurozone will meet sunday to consider his proposal. it follows a decision by parliament to pass several bills to help the country raise money. they include a massive restructuring of cypriot banks and tough new controls and financial transactions. they have also set up an emergency savings pot to cash in state assets and revenues. let's speak to peter sharp, who joins us now from nicosia. how much optimism is there that this plan might now succeed? >> i think people are a little more optimistic than they were 24 hours ago, but it has still got a course to run. pl

he joined the unity government and supported the 2010 constitution which she says make elections more democratic. he has focused his campaign on food security and economic progress. >> we want to change the life of kenya. our main goal is jobs, jobs, jobs. >> polls but the two neck-and- neck making a second round of voting likely. >> and now we go to our correspondent standing by at a polling station and joins us from nairobi. how concerned are people out kenyatta has been indicted for his alleged role in 2007? >> people perceive the charges are not correct . they are saying that they voted for him. they say that they're going to show that kenya has been an behind both of them. if we vote for them, the charges have to be dropped. >> there have been some reports of violence. tell us more about the mood on election day. >> it is still quite peaceful. they're trying to make it a successful day. they're referring to the violence last time of people who really wanted peace. assaad and man on the street painting on the side of the road. that is actually the mood. calls are still going on. t

entrusted to his faithful care through our lord jesus christ your son who lives and reigns with you in the unitythe holy spirit one god forever and ever. (speaking foreign language) >> a reading from the second book of samuel. the word of the lord, go and tell my servant david when your days are ended and you are laid to rest with your ancestors, i will observe the offering of your body after and -- (speaking italian) i will be a father to him and he a son to me. (speaking foreign language) >> and your throne be established forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (speaking foreign language) >> the second reading from romans 4:13 and the translation brothers and sisters it would not be the law promises made to abraham as he descended that he would inherit the world but righteousness that come from faith for this season it depends on faith so it may be a gift and the promise may be guaranteed to all his descendents not to those who only add here to the law but to those who follow the faith of abraham who is the father of all of us as it is written. i have made you father of many nations. he is our father in the

that is a big danger to the unity of the country and the region. we are seeing an increasing fragmentation of the syrian state. >> 1 million people have fled the country. many more have been displaced. 70,000 have lost their lives, and much of serialized in rubble. even wn thgunsall sent, it will be many years before the country is rebuilt. >> this brussels summit that we went to at the top of the bulletin was originally called to address the european union's economic and financial concerns. >> that's right. although there is broad consensus that progress has been made in dealing with the financial crisis, there are still serious worries about unemployment and stagnant growth. >> and then there is cyprus. with a population of less than 1 million people, it is one of the smallest countries in the eu, but it is still too big to fail, and it needs up to 17 billion euros to stay above water. >>he new predent of cyprus is the man many hope will put the country on a new track. he has assured his partners tha his approach will be different. he says he wan

we decided that this was the perfect opportunity to call for attention on the role of the unity. ell we brace talked about what to do and we decided to do something a little provoking. the night before we were at a press release and in the early morning we went to the ear to the office. and one of us rang the doorbell and told the secretary that's here's a student looking for some documents and when the door opened we all ran up the stairs quickly and we all managed to get into the office that way. i remember very well i was at some meat chain in the morning so i think it was mid morning i came into the office and found banners hanging around the office and lots of strange faces around so i said what's what's happening will somebody please tell me what's going on and they said oh we've come to occupy your building and. possibly they wanted a confrontation possibly they wanted me to ring up the police have the police come in through the mail but it didn't seem to be a good idea at all indeed finally some reason but we had an office lunch so i took everybody my people out to lunch a

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the size of the unity and diversity is the bay area's commitment to sustainability. >> we have enough solar panels for our ten home games to be powered by the sun. we'll be completely net neutral to the grid for our home games. that's something that nobody else can say in the world in sporting events. >> but in business as in sports, you have to want it to win it. >> we want that super bowl 50 very badly. >> reporter: if they win, we'll have the super bowl here. if they lose to miami, they're entered into the running for 2017. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> sthauthank you, kris. >>> using a headache as an excuse to avoid sex may not work much longer. >>> and researchers here have found ha new cell with the same potential as embryonic stem cells. i'll have more on that discovery coming up. >>> and before you sit down for dinner, you may be surprised at a new side effect to adding s t salt. >>> we're following breaking news in the south bay. it's happening in san jose. here's the map. police are investigating the city's seventh homicide of the year on golden oak way near the guadal

but when you look at the unity, it's really, clear. t makes all the difference between the success and the failure. and what you really need to learn is how you achieve this unity and also what -- it's like what is the simple, common denominator about the tipping -- thing which we want? we are there until we please and then we make a party and fireworks and then we go home, and then the military comes in. it's like what do you want? but i'm not sure that people are losing their identity if they're running their unity campaign. and i think it's when you are talking to the people with the common sense, the way we've done it in serbia was telling these guys, okay, we know you're all different, but the only way to check whether this or that has the support of the people is to get rid of milosevic, get rid of the people who are stealing votes, go out in free and fair elections and then let people decide whether it is, whether we should all go sunday to church, or we can, or we should legalize gay marriage. if you look from far right to far l

it was to make a political point, to bear witness to the unity of christianity and empire. re we're dealing not with the glorification of an individual emperor, but with the need to assert the divine right to rule of an institution, the hapsburg empire. newly victorious over the turks, the austrians believed themselves to be the saviors of christian europe. they proclaimed their triumph in their art and in their architecture. the karlskirche, or charles church, in vienna, is an example of the power of the christian faith to absorb and transfigure many influences. the gabled portico reminds us of the pantheon. the columns suggest trajan's column in imperial rome as well as the bible's description of solomon's temple. the dome is like the domes of papal rome. towers at the ends of the building suggest an imperial fortress. begun in 1716, the charles church is the work of fischer von erlach, who studied works of bernini and borromini in rome. it's dedicated to charles borromeo, one of the great counter reformation saints. it's not a coincidence that the austrian emperor at the

today's byback the second this month was tied in with the unity day with encourages youth to turn in ns and gang related items. >>> a man convicted of three managers at his work police was legally sane at the time of that shooting. 52-year-old jing hua wu was convicted of first degree murder two weeks ago. the jury found him sane. prosecutors argued that wu killed the three executives because he was angry over being fired. >>> the mayor says a deal has been reached to keep the sacramento kings in the capital city. the mayor tweeted "it's a great day in sacramento" as he announced a public private partnership to build a new arena. bay area multimillionaire mark mastroff who will contribute $190 million to build the facility. the city has pledged $258 million. the deal would keep the kings in sacramento for 35 years. the city council and the nba need to approve the plan. the kings' owners have agreed on a deal that would send the team to seattle. >>> our continuing coverage on the federal budget and the senate barely passed its first budget today in four years. >> the $3.7 trillion budg

that is a major blow to the unity of the army itself.en seen generally as a very effective general. his effectiveness now is obviously going to be in question. on top of that, you have the resignation of the head of the syrian national council. all of this shows just how difficult it is to keep this opposition united. at the white house admitted today. listen. >> certainly, we're sorry to see the news of the resignation. he is a courageous and pragmatic leader with a strong sense of syrian's hopes and fears. the syrian people will continue to benefit from his service. but it's orbit to undercore that leadership transitions are inevitable in any democratic process. reporter: but it is also on the other hand to underscore the opposition is terribly fractured. there irdifferent groups and precious little unity. >> shepard: yet they still seem to be taking the fight into the capitol of damascus. >> they are. there's been intense shelling, and one journalist in damascus reported counting more than 200 separate explosions today. some of those

he is the outgoing prime minister of the government of national unity. he presents himself as a great reformer. this is his third attempt at the presidency. he also knows that this is his last and he wants to win this to avoid what every man recognizes to be a bruising second-round fight. >> this is the end of the government of national unity and the start of a new constitution and if they get right, this will be the beginning of a new political rule in this country. the kenyans also understand the cost of getting this wrong. >> the president of chad says that one of the top commanders of al qaeda has been killed in mali. he has been blamed for the killing of many westerners in the last five years. and a ceremony was held in the capital of chad on friday to honor the soldiers killed it during the fighting against al qaeda in mali. the president said that the battle against al qaeda is not over. >> it is they who have killed the mangy hottest leaders in the north of mali. is your soldiers who have lived -- liberated and to alongside the french soldiers hav

the pallium the pope wears is also worn by all metropolitan archbishops as a sign of unity. >> this isy before the actual installation mass begins. we saw as you heard from the interpreter the pallium given to the pope. and now we will have the presentation of the fisherman's ring. you've heard us mention this. it is the symbol of his papacy as it is others. it's called of course that because st. peter was a fisherman, the first pope. and on the ring itself, st. peter is represented with the keys in his hands. >> and the symbol of his office, a poor fisherman from galilee. >> grant you the ring, the seal of peter the fisherman who put his hope in him and to whom the lord jesus entrusted the keys of the kingdom of help. today you suck steed peter as paul has taught. may the spirit of charity pour into our heart respect grant you the gentleness and strength to pre-seven through your ministry all those who believe in christ, in unity and fellowship. it's called the fisher man's ring. sometimes engraved with the image of st. peter fishing from boat and encircled with the name of the pope,

the truly unitiated stop at the toll collection office somewhat bewildered. >> i was wondering where to pay the six bucks at so i took the next exit to find out. this gentleman stopped before he even went through the toll plaza, afraid of what might happen should he pass through the gateway to the city without pause. >> i didn't want to get a penalty for not paying by going through here. i don't have a cell phone and i only have cash so i thought i should find out what's going on. for most the speed of transit is welcome but tradition dies hard for those accostumed to the human touch. >> i like the old fashioned way, the way we were. we had somebody there to say hello, good morning, you gave them the money they gave you a receipt, and everything was fine. there's something to be said about that. at the golden gate bridge jeff pierce kron four news. tonight health officials reporting that more than 400 hundred patients of an oklahoma oral surgeon have been tested for hiv and hepatitis this comes after a dental board shut down doctor scott harrington's two practices. after accustions o

saudi arabia wants to end twitter and the unity government plans to link social media users to unique i.d.'s with personal information. twitter stand out for you least three to your opinion at our website r.t. dot com. well in britain right now it's cut such any cost leaving public workers fearing for their jobs so out of the two thousand post office staff who walked out on saturday in the latest industrial to street the police seem to have one eye on their wardrobe while fighting crime which is probably going to explains whether they're managing to cut their cloth accordingly . most of us in britain realising you spent too much money on clothes especially when your budgets already squeezed it could happen to anyone but this time it's the boys in blue the u.k. government spending more stalled says the police are wasting too much money on ordering different bits of uniform there are forty three police forces in england and wales and each one orders their clothes and their equipment separately and to different specifications to take for example your high visibility jacket back who calle

today you succeed the blessed apostle peter as the bishop of this church which presides over the unity paul has taught, may the spirit of charity poured into our hearts grant you the gentleness and strength to preserve through your ministry all those who believe in christ in unity and fellowship. ♪ ♪ >> so the pope has received the fisherman's ring, that symbolic ring. for so long it used to be the ring he used to seal official papal documents. it is destroyed after each papacy. >> they do. they disfigure the image on it so that it cannot be used anymore, but it's symbolic now. >> he did receive it from cardinal angelo sedano, a towering figure in the vatican. >> yes. certainly the dean very influential in the conclave and of course now probably will not be continuing, but that remains to be seen. >> translator: you are peter and upon this rock i will build my church. ♪ ♪ >> and, father beck, if you could tell us what happens next. >> there's going to be the oath of obedience, and it will be simplified. there will only be six cardinals taking it, two from each board representatives of

it is not clear if his resignation would affect the war in syria or the unity of the opposition.n the ground in syria, the battle rages on. town in homs the under heavy bombardment from heavy -- heavy bombardment from government warplanes. elsewhere, civilians continue to die and flee their homes. pakistan's former president pervez musharraf has returned home after four years of self- imposed exile. despite death threats, he says he plans to run in may's general election. we have a report from karachi. >> touchdown, but to what kind of outcome? if he was expecting a hero's return, perhaps the former president was disappointed. but pakistani standards, this is a small crowd. >> i have put my life in danger by coming back to pakistan. i was thinking that the government would call me back and say, save pakistan. that cannot happen. my nation ordered me to come back. i came back in my life in danger to save pakistan. >> before he arrived -- arrived, the pakistani taliban threatened to kill them. earlier in the day, he met with his inner circle in the vip lounge of the karachi airport

the opposition leader has offered condolences to the family and supporters and urged unity among the people. chavez has been very sick for more than three months now. there has been a time for venezuelans to understand the gravity of his health situation. but they likely will need even more time to come to grips with his? . a man cast such a long shadow over this country for so long. >> gabriel is joining us now from the main square in the venezuelan capital caracas. it is the morning after the news of his death. is the mood like incorrect yesterday -- what is the mood today? >> acas it is a little after 6:30 in the morning in venezuela. the sun is rising. this is a historic day because it is the first day of the post post-chavez boulevard. this is one of the most famous plazas in the country. people are beginning to gather. it is still very early and it's quiet. these people are some of chavez's most ardent supporters. they are here every day, not just because of his death yesterday. are watching tv behind me of some of his speeches. they are here every morning, not just today. it s

because the big fear is of chaos, of causing a lack of harmony in the unity of believers. the ummah as the color, the committee of believers, in keeping harmony that is very important. so this is not real harmony, at least to pretend harmony. you don't publicly, which is the reason why, you know, people can do all kinds of things in their home from drinking alcohol having dinner with women they are not married to or other gatherings, is that if it's in private it does not disrupt the harmony of the community. if you do things in public that, if you will, flout the norm, that's what's bad. >> i was wondering if -- [inaudible]. i was just wondering about the banking, you know, wells fargo or b of a, how do they get their fdic? i mean, is it a regular bank that they all go to in saudi arabia? or do they have a lot of american bank's? >> they have a lot of banks. there's a dutch bank, a british bank, a french bank, a lot of saudi bank. obviously, the saudi banks there is the need to purport to be sharia correct. so not to earn interest. and they have various ways, and that bank

is it in the unity of these people? i always look at the back bookshelves where i knew that stuff was hidden. you know what i'm talking about. [laughter] >> yeah, so what is the hope, do you feel? >> i think that the hope of these kids, like you said, being told no. you can't read this. that makes it a taboo kind of inequality that is going to draw people even more to it. i was talking about people are kind of afraid, i think, not just here, but coast-to-coast, stick your neck out and make a stand and say this is wrong, especially if you are a bigger organization than you have some clout. because you are afraid of what is going to happen and the consequences and i like to tell people that i am a worse case scenario kind of guy and what is the worst thing and in this position, if they are speaking out, what is the worst that they can do to them. if the shrapnel comes off without landmine, i hope to inspire not only you but the next generation of kids to not take no for an answer and do not take the authority of a school b

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