. >> john paul scott here, deputy director for the mayor's office on disability. i participate in a number of national standards making groups that operate by roberts rules of order. one of the things that we do in the accessibility committee that drafts the national building code is vote on excused absences. there could be conditions, health conditions or special conditions where a member might not be able to attend and they petition that body to have an excused absence. i think it would behoove those with a disability acknowledge that we might have a condition where we need a reasonable accommodation. also under roberts rules of orders there can be an amendment to a motion. the motion can still proceed on at the meeting with an amendment. someone just writes down that section and bring it bake later in the meeting so the cochair assigns someone to draft that language if it needs to be that precise and they can bring the item back or write it now and make it a friendly amendment. >> councilmembers? would you like to comment to his suggestion? derek? >> i just wan

there's is no doubt that john paul played a huge role in the ending of communism. i hope you enjoy that part of the book. host: robert is on the democrats' line in brooklyn, new york. the ambassador made reference to an erroneous connection between religion and morality. have number of studies shown that atheists are ms. -- underrepresented in the prison population and are massively overrepresented among scientists, especially in a .ational academy of scientists if religion is necessary former elegy, the academy of scientists ought to be a pack of rapists, thieves, and murderous. how does the ambassador account for this? religion has played a role and can play a role in institutionalizing and organizing the application of moral principles in a society, but it's not necessarily the exclusive role. fundamental principle is that you have to have good moral principles as a foundation for justice. host: our guest with us for a few more minutes. robert from new york. here is mary from pennsylvania, republican line. mary, are you there? my question is, uighurs so much abo

three years later in 2001, pope john paul ii appointed him a cardinal.fter more than a decade, on the march 13, 2013, he was elected to lead the world's estimated 1.2 billion catholics and installed as pope six days later. >> and this is the greatness of the man i think that he is. that he knows who he is. he knows what his responsibility is. >> cardinal theodore mccarrick is archbishop of washington, d.c. he says francis is handling his job well. >> he doesn't question because he knows he's going to carry with jesus and he knows the people out there and his job is to help them. >> becoming pope was one of the significant firsts for pope francis. >> the first outside europe in 1300 years and the first pope to utter the word gay. >> so we have the first jesuit pope. it seems strange a pope would be a jesuit because jesuits take a vow to do what pope tells them. >> but even more stunning to many was the name he chose. peter farone is a life-long catholic and writer for the catholic magazine "common will." >> first pope to be named after francis of assisi.

not stated enough is the extraordinary insight by staff from dpw and carla and john paul in looking at the different walking surfaces already out there and having us analyze those by walking, rolling or sliding along them in that rain. it was an extraordinary amount of detail that showed in the sites and the samples they picked. it really helped to understand how complex and how much we have to consider safety and yet safety isn't always a factor in aesthetic design. i want to compliment the staff or what they did for the tour. the advocacy request. i want to go back if you can review the powerpoint where you saw the analysis that brick may have aesthetics benefits but it's not that safe because of it's slickness, it's ability to chip and therefore have a different level of surfaces. the advocacy request is that folks, you really have to pay attention when there are hearings, when there are decisions. there is a strong advocacy interest in brick sidewalks that originally were put in san francisco in the 70s, allegedly supposedly for some reason as a reflection of san francisco's histor

i just want to also say to john paul that we did discuss with people on the council that had disabilities and might need extra time off and while we didn't make it explicit language there was no intention to force someone off the council to take each meeting to take the case on an individual basis. at the point that someone has three absences within a year, we would have discussion with that person about why and the language does not say to be removed from the council or anything, just at that point we might want to have a discussion with their health considerations were for personal or work reasons preventing them from attending the meetings. however i'm not -- to putting the language in the bylaws. i will move we take this addendum back to committee to executive committee and maybe have something better to look at next month. >> thank you, chip. tonya? >> i wanted to ask denise. did you say that they could call in from work and/or if they are ill? that's what i thought you said. >> i will clarify, i'm saying for whatever reason someone is not able to attend a meeting such as myself sche

now, the last time a pope and russian leader met, it was john paul and gorbachev. to talk about the meeting and the evolving catholic church, father dave dwyer, good to see you, father. >> good morning. >> so you have this popular pope. >> right. >> you bring all that to the table, all that popularity, and you have him meeting with putin. what do we know about his inclination to try to influence things in the political sphere? >> well, i'm excited to see this side of pope francis. this is not the selfie in st. peter's square. this is not the patting the little boy at the head that the world has come to love, but this is a man who has been pretty much in leadership roles since he was ordained a priest in terms of being in charge of many of the jesuit seminarians and the province of the jesuits in argentina. >> not to mention getting involved in the middle of some pretty hot political situations there, right? >> exactly. so he's not -- i wouldn't say the gloves are coming off, but this will be a side of him that is a little more stern, maybe a little more political.

neil: john paul thank you very much. neil: always a pleasure. neil: back to tigh titanic thins it me or could the captain of that find vessel been more prepared, he could have run a few drills, and brushed up on ice burgs, making sure you are ready to seat sea, stuff like. twitter folks did before taking to ipo waters pretty much without a hitch, they went through what we're told are a lot of drills, factoring in any and all hazards to avoid facebook's opening day debacle. to john layfield, two different roll outs, what do you make? >> a great comparison on who twitter did compared to facebook. they tried to stay away from perceived arrogance of facebook ipo, trying to make sure it was priced appropriate, and no hitches, compare to government health care that tested learn00 different people -- 1100 people, you have absolute apples and orange. neil: government way of doing things and private industry way. you can make argument for twitter, hey, first impressions, only come once, you don't get a second chance, this health care law had a very bad f

to john paul dejour said look at the bright side. if you tumble into water he has a lot of hair products that will have your hair bubbling. what do you make of this? members of team brought i are abandoning ship? >> the democrat from alaska said, bad enough, and embarrassing enough that the president could not keep his promise but they are not doing anything to fix it right now. this hit he, my assistance in austin came to me last week, said, they doubled my husband's insurance. they are a middle class family, the president told us it never would. i said these things happen, president said it's too late to change it. that is not true, we business people know, if we screwed up, stop whaa you are doing. i have don that many tim. neil: you are a very successful businessman, i'm sure you had product launches that do not workut or pul a product. >> a multimillion dollar one just happened, i stopped it, i pulled it. it was not good enough, i ate whatever losses i had to go oord. neil: what was the product? >> a new hair care product. neil:

. >> john paul did you have a comment? >> one of the thing that kind of concerns me i heard programs for mental health and substance abuse how is the community reintegration population and the population coming out of laguna honda that will be discharged from the program how will that relate to the affordable care act especially since we have a january 1 deadline for applying? >> most of the people vast majority are medical eligible so most enrolled in medical so they will be able to select the h.m.o. that they will participate in and they get the same notification that anyone living in the community gets to decide which way they want to go. so that's accessible regardless of whether you have medical or not. so it's a service as needed. >> is there some support because everything we hear in the press it's still very challenging to apply for these services online but certainly there's other programs by the state but is it helping people bridge this? >> laguna honda has an eligibility unit so currently there's an eligibility

. >> hello councilmembers i'm john paul scott. i'm making the presentation today for counsel person wong to help him save his voice. we have two meetings that we want to report on and get into the record. we had a meeting on friday october 11th of this year at 1: 30 to 3: 30 p.m. old business was a presentation by me on the status of our ada transition plan what projects had been completed in construction this recent year what ones under construction and which ones are under designed. i won't go through that list i do that once a year for you all. i have to say we're doing pretty good but having challenges getting staff we have good funding everybody is pressing on the bureau of architecture right now. we had a presentation by the better market street focus group in the focus group workshop to make a presentation on the preliminary final report and what were some of the good findings and of course that group then came to the counsel on the subsequent meeting and made a presentation on the whole process. i've talked to the team the

pope john paul said the opposite of love is not hate, but use, as in using another person for sexualround. >> reporter: the christian tradition teaches love is all about giving yourself to other people. >> we pray for courage to night. we pray for humility. and we just pray that, security, bouncers, management, any bed th -- any bepd thody. lust is taking and coveting. taking a glance. lust is a mortal sin. why would born again christians venture into the lion's den of lust. because they're missioners. >> reporter: when i think of missionary work, i think of mother teresa, and the poor of calcutta, that sort of thing, i don't think of stiletto heels and a strip joint. >> right. where did jesus hang out? who is going to go back and love these girls? some one has got to do it right? >> reporter: jamie hideman used to be one of the girls and lead a group, divine, in orange county, california, part of the strip church network. their motto, jesus loves strippers. they invited us as they made their round, distributing pink papers bags, stuffed with goodies. >> these are salted chocolate ch

. >> and along with animating john, paul, reingo and george, ron is the man behind many saturday morning cartoons. george of the jungle, the flintstones and smurfs. >> the art show runs through sunday. at number thre-- be prepared for more drunk history on comedy central, the cable network just renewed the sketch show for a second season. the show, which began on -- is produced by will ferrell. new episodes will begin airing next year. >> there's no way the mexican army is coming until spring. >> now you're caught up and clued in to what's happening around baltimore. i'm nikki mayo. >>> he'll tell any lie for $54. and then when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. [ male an

his conservatism and his conservative rating attracted -- writing attracted the attention of pope john paul ii. without going through the normal rise in hierarchy the cardinals go through, avery dulles was named by pope john paul ii directly as a cardinal. >> what did it mean to be a presbyterian in the dulles's early days? >> i think what it meant was to see the world as made up of good and evil. , we sometimesres think that all people and all governments are made up of good and evil impulses and these impulses come out in different proportions depending on circumstances. calvinism doesn't teach you that. foster dulles not only grow up in a religious environment, but missionaries who were coming back from syria and china and the undeveloped world. they were regular guests in their home. he grew up hearing the stories about the need to go out and convert the heathens and savages and the unbelievers. i think he took that christian ethos anddefense -- applied it to politics. >> there was no mention of him being anti-anything else. where -- why was he anti- catholic? >> i think it is a part of

. >> hello councilmembers i'm john paul scott. i'm making the presentation today for counsel person wong to help him save his voice. we have two meetings that we want to report on and get into the record. we had a meeting on friday october 11th of th year at 1: 30 to 3: 30 p.m. old business was a presentation by me on the status of our ada transition plan what projects had been completed in construction this recent year what ones under construction and which ones are under designed. i won't go through that list i do that once a year for you all. i have to say we're doing pretty good but

look at john paul ii. confident, bolder missionary catholic church in over 27 years i would say he moved the ball considerably in that direction. frances wants a more merciful, more compassionate church that puts a more human face on the teachings. that's a work in progress. but i would say most people would tell you we're further down that road eight months after his he lection than we were on march 13th, the day he was chosen as the new pope. >> cnn's senior vatican analyst john allen, it's always great to talk with you. thank you for being with us. >> thanks guys. for more stories on faith, be sure to check out our belief blog. >>> move over wonder woman. >> come on. really? >> i was talking about you. that's what i call her during the break. >> right. >> there is a new super hero coming to town. coming up, we'll tell you why marvel's latest character is breaking boundaries and also stirring up a bit of controversy. my name is mike and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want n

pope john paul ii corporated margaret thatcher and ronald reagan. he did it behind the scenes. . the holy sea has taken positions that influenced american policies in other ways. most recently when president obama seemed to go to war with syria, the pope had a day of prayer to stop that and guess what, we're not at war with syria. according to the magazine, the n.s.a. has been categorizing the vatican's communication into four different categories. i want to take a look at them. there's leadership intentions, what they call leadership intentions, foreign policy objectives, human rights and then threats of the financial system. i find the last one to the financial system. what threats to the financial system does the vatican pose? >> that's a bit of a head scratcher because it doesn't have a particularly large amount of economic clout. occasionally they make comments about policy suggestion for how to help the world economy and how to help the world develop particularly in the developing world but it doesn't wield a lot of financial power. it isn't that big financially. it does ha

john paul ii had a lovely idea what to be avoided. tyson prices have forced many to see the flu or white lights that it's just in time. now the key thing to help his mood has not stood in the east. a trustee of watching the study team said boston two of us don't they it asked for the outcome was gonna come unstuck at all east of the producer of god who might just want to see his name and thus getting a list of people the less it'll be a good beat anybody knows though. yet because to production. then he steals pakistan's economy is one of the biggest reasons for this situation. and as such all denies the sheen on it the border for convenience the united nations food aid had insurance and harder to think bout this time is back in march and together as often as a fun treat and shots. guided by an insurgency inside the eighty s torching of qantas time and she consented to the use of dogs that destroyed crops have made the situation worse in an analyst with space program is successful in august but was commissioned on the day on tuesday th

pope's semi-progressive view of the world or are they conservatives who are already in place under john paul and benedict xvi? here in the united states we're looking at maybe a handful of archbishops who could be promoted. and what's interesting is in at least two cases, in philadelphia and in baltimore, who are sort of due for red hats, the two archbishops there are culture warriors on the conservative side and emphasizing the issues that pope francis has said maybe we need to pay less attention to. so whether or not they get red hats will be interesting to see. >> and at that meeting in february the pope has said he wants the cardinals to talk about the church, and there's another big meeting scheduled later on next year where they're going to address some of these big controversial issues like aufshl contraception and gay marriage and some of those kinds of issues. and this week we also heard that the vatican has solicited input from different jurisdictions around the world asking these jurisdictions to ask people in the pews what they think, what they know about some of those controvers

john paul stevens agreed to come over to the queen under the watchful eye of humor the total number to watch the show. more than eleven billion billion worth of peace the deal with the new record for chinese online american are still going well for me of the walking dead and over seven million view the joke too if you could go to the right to show them a much lower for benefits when the american producers. for more professionally when the market. because i regard the future of the market even reasonable price. many would consider the price of anglo american shows are extremely marketable. they may not get the same number of years but their major clients in china and persecute you. people usually of higher education level and income. advertising the people more money and influence to deal with or provide brand. at exactly the reason why the chinese website prefer to purchase more american show. all the advertising potential there when things are actually losing money because of the huge cost of buying rights to both american and chinese show. we're trying to buy out the market over by t

docks attorney john paul one of britain's leading environmentalists tells us they'll be a serious price to pay in the future. makes more money for some people in the short term and those people happen to have very powerful leverage over government institutions this is not about whether this is a better energy source or not in an economic sense it's basically a rigged market that the environmental costs are not being paid for by the shale gas companies therefore we get a false illusion as to this being a cheap energy source when in fact it's only cheap now because we're passing on the costs of it being used into the future for our children and grandchildren indeed we're already beginning to see some of the costs of this kind of energy being used in the in the present and that hurricane that hit the philippines a couple of weeks ago is an example of the kind of extreme weather conditions that we can expect to accompany rapid warming of the earth's atmosphere. and some more global headlines for this hour and to pakistan fires two or two bombs have ripped through a bustling area of qur'an c

i'd like to say every pope, lord knows the ones i can remember with love and gratitude, paul vi, john paulth. all of them are gifts. all of them are signs of god through the church. yep, that's how i look at pope francis. >> let me ask you. the pope says he'd like to create a spot for a woman in the church. that said, he could appoint a female cardinal. what would that be like to have a women in the mix? how would that happen? >> did she call you cardinal kurtz? >> norah, have you spoken to the holy father? >> she has her sources. >> i'm catholic. >> norah, the holy father has certainly made it clear that we need to expand our gratitude for and our awareness of the great gifts of women within the church. now, how that's going play out, we're still at the very early stages of it, but certainly there's going to be -- i can't help but believe there's going to be a presence. i don't think there's been any structural changes mentioned now, but i think our holy father is in tent and god bless us because as you remember -- maybe you don't recall that about 20 years ago, maybe a little longer, joh

stuart: that was john paul. your take coming up next. that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. stuart: free-market capitalism is a form of dictatorship. here is what you had to say about that. jones says capitalism is a system that allows us to reap what we sell, be all we can be, and i cannot think of another system that has such freedom, well said. jesus is not a democrat or republican. when i go to church, and pushing the agenda from the all but i don't go back. you have 15 seconds. charles: you get weary when people use religion outside of religion to push a political agenda. capitalism, american-style capitalism created the greatest country on the planet and we saved so many countries, not literally, economically, we are a model everyone should be embracing including americans. happy thanksgiving to connell mcshane and all of our viewers. connell: i used to be an al

had a role for example in ending the cold war and bringing down the soviet bloc pope john paul the second cooperated with margaret thatcher and ronald reagan to do that he did it in a behind the scenes way but that was an important incident of cooperation the holy see has also taken positions that have influenced american policy in other ways most recently when president obama seemed intent on going to war with syria the current pope pope francis organized a world day of prayer to stop that and guess what and we're not on war with syria. absolutely well according to the magazine the n.s.a. has been categorizing the vatican's communication into four different categories i want to take a look at them there's leadership intentions with a colleague or ship intentions foreign policy objectives human rights and then threats of the financial system now i find the last one the most interesting what threats to the financial system does the vatican pose or might might oppose well that one's a bit of a head scratcher for me because the holy see doesn't have a particularly large amount of economic cl

other states this friday to celebrate its accomplishments i was done earlier by strike debt activist john paul roche and i asked him if he had expected this kind of sixth sense at the outset. actually we did because we found out in the secondary debt market that that is being sold for pennies on the dollar and if you can get into that market and purchase today. you can abolish it and believe a lot of people from their suffering their undue suffering. the thing i was totally forseeable. let's talk about what kind of get your group is going after. ok we are currently we've been going after medical debt but now we're having a shift in transition at least here in new york when looking at going after student debt and trying to build the student movement. we have chapters that are all across the nation. and they are going to be focusing on finding creative ways of attacking this system of debt this protest and pernicious system and then on but ultimately i think the thing is it really comes down to us as individuals saying no to this system. and there are many ways for us to do this like i'm basical

i'd like to say every pope, lord knows the ones i can remember with love and gratitude, paul vi john paulthem are gifts. all of them are signs of god through the church. yep, that's how i look at pope francis. >> let me ask you. the pope says he'd like to create a spot for a woman in the church. that said, he could appoint a female cardinal. what would that be like to have a women in the mix? how would that happen? >> did she call you cardinal kurtz? >> norah, have you spoken to the holy father? >> she has her sources. >> i'm catholic. >> norah, the holy father has certainly made it clear that we need to expand our gratitude for and our awareness of the great gifts of women within the church. now, how that's going play out, we're still at the very early stages of it but certainly there's going to be -- i can't help but believe there's going to be a presence. i don't think there's been any structural changes mentioned now, but i think our holy father is in tent and god bless us because as you remember -- maybe you don't recall that about 20 years ago, maybe a little longer, john paul ii2ii

there's is no doubt that john paul played a huge role in the ending of communism. i hope you enjoy that part of the book. host: robert is on the democrats' line in brooklyn, new york. the ambassador made reference to an erroneous connection between religion and morality. have number of studies shown that atheists are ms. -- underrepresented in the prison population and are massively overrepresented among scientists, especially in a .ational academy of scientists if religion is necessary former elegy, the academy of scientists ought to be a pack of rapists, thieves, and murderous. how does the ambassador account for this? religion has played a role and can play a role in institutionalizing and organizing the application of moral principles in a society, but it's not necessarily the exclusive role. fundamental principle is that you have to have good moral principles as a foundation for justice. host: our guest with us for a few more minutes. robert from new york. here is mary from pennsylvania, republican line. mary, are you there? my question is, uighurs so much abo

connell: wonder how many hours a guy like that sleeps at night, john paul dejoria.: i bet he doesn't sleep much at all. connell: we'll learn how to sleep two of us because we doesn't do much, waking up so early for imus. this is good segment coming on. there is money on the line, according to studies. multibillion-dollar question for corporate america. people don't sleep enough. are they then less productive. that is coming up on "markets now." first winners on the s&p 500. i was kind of rambling through that tease. i might be too tired. we'll see. dagen: cranksy -- cranky. connell: yeah. sometimes they just op in. always obvious. cme grcan help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. the most free research rorts, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and

john? >> pauleban, thank you very much. >>> next, battle lines a city votes tonight on what could be the nation's strictest law on abortion. >>> plus bank record. jpmorg jpmorgan's big money settlement with the government. >> five, four, three, two, one, ignition. we have liftoff. >> that was the scene just moments ago from virginia. the u.s. air force launched a rocket carrying 28 satellites into space. the mission will test space-based rocket-tracking technology and an autonomous flight termination system. >>> the u.s. supreme court voted 5-4 to keep in place tough new abortion restrictions. the new law has forced a third of the clinics in new mexico to stop performing abortions. the federal court of appeals in new orleans takes up the case in january. >>> for what is believed to be the first time in u.s. history, abortion is being decided on the local level. right now in albuquerque, new mexico voters are deciding whether to ban a procedure after 20 weeks. tamara banks ginning us with more on th

pope, benedict the 16th drawing a large crowd, john paul too. there's a renewed excitement about christianity around pope francis. again, because of his focus on not just talking about the heart of christianity, but the way he lives it out in an overt way, in keeping with his name. >> chris stefanick, president of real life catholic church. thank you for being on the program. >> it's been an honour. >> in the midst of the barack obama minister efforts to pass immigration reforms supporters note 300,000 undocumented mexican immigrants are deported from the united states every year. some are u.s. citizens children, born in america, forced to leave when their parents are deported. jennifer london has their story from across the border in tig -- tijuana. >> along a rutted road. you'll find a secondary school in eastern tijuana mexico. for 13-year-old emily, who used to live in burbank california, her new school is as strange as the country she calls home. >> i like it way more over there. it's prettier, i have friends. i had my whole life over there