so was francis scott key's uncle. philip barton key turns out to have more influence on frank than his father did. they schooled him at home. let me tell you about philip barton key. john ross key served in the continental army in the revolution. his brother became a loyalist. not only was he a loyalist, he joined the british army and fought against us. he wound up fighting in florida. he got captured along with everybody else. he went not back to england -- he had never been to england, but he went to england after the war and got tired of life in england and came back to the united date. i think you probably know that loyalist who came back, especially from england, especially for those who fought against us -- they were not tarred and feathered, but most of them did not exactly get a good welcome. well, philip argan key did -- philip barton key did. he became a big lawyer in annapolis maryland. he became rich. when frank -- they sent frank to st. john's college in annapolis. you all know about st. john's. it is sti

>> okay. >> francis. >> francis is mad. who is he mad at?t is he mad at. >> the video, facebook [ bleep ]. mark zuckerberg. >> he's got choice words for mark zuckerberg. what he's mad at facebook, how it works on his smartphone, right? the messenger. >> people upset because they have to download facebook messenger instead of using the messaging itself. >> i use it every time [ bleep ]. i use it on my phone! >> francis claims in the video he's screaming a bunch in order to download the app it's asking you to rent agrant access to dit parts of your facebook profile. >> francis seems to encapsulate people's anger as a whole like no one else. >> i try to send a message. do you want to download facebook messenger? no, [ bleep ]. >> some are saying it's not quite different at all, they're make you add a separate app. francis has a solution. >> i'm so [ bleep ] done with [ bleep ] facebook! >> i think he's done. >> i think he's done with his phone. i think he's done with facebook and every other app lease ever loaded on to his phone by now. >> fran

pope francis did that this sunday morning.t the moment what we are watching, this is a homily given to the closing mass for the a b asian youth day. one of the reasons the pope came here, to speak to the youth of asia. >> and how much longer is he there? >> reporter: well, he leaves on monday lunchtime. it's now almost half past 5:00 in the evening on sunday. not much longer for pope francis. he'll be wrapping up with the asian youth. this is a very important factor for the future of catholicism. one of the reasons pope francis decided to come to south korea. it's a small church, relatively over 10% of the group is catholic. it's a relatively young church. in asia it's a young church than for example in the united states or europe. this is a potential growth area for the future of the church. that was one of the reason why is pope francis decided to come here. >> he certainly has been busy there in soule, south korea. paula hancocks, thank you very much. >>> the news continues on cnn. we'll have much more on the unrest in ferg

so it was with francis perkins and roosevelt.t want to be perceived as being in favor of the dole as they called it then, government handouts to poor people. the dole was a bad word and a bad political concept before roosevelt became president and she was proposing expanding the dole beyond anyone's wildest dreams. the social security act would not just provide unemployment insurance, which was considered the dole, but it would provide a national welfare program for poor mothers who may never have had jobs. here is her memory of franklin roosevelt's first reaction to the idea of unemployment insurance. >> no, don't mention unemployment insurance to me that's nothing but the dole. i would mention old age insurance and he would said no, that's the dole, too. i don't believe in the dole. franklin roosevelt was very much opposed to the dole. oh, we don't want the dole. not the dole. i had a great time to get him quieted down and stop talking about the dole. [ laughter ] to try to think about the realities. >> what if she hadn't succe

so we talk about francis scott key, we have a copy of the manuscript. and we talk about how key's anthem or his song became popular in the 19th century, as a song that became popular during the civil war, again in the early 1900's, but was not made our national anthem until 1931. you can see a lot of information here, a lot of graphics about how the national anthem is something that everyone is familiar with. all americans are familiar with it. and most people in the world are familiar with america's flag as a symbol, as well as our national anthem. at the end we talk about the legacy of the "the star-spangled banner" and how not only is the flag a national treasure, but our song is very important us to as americans. and how it has become one of the most significant symbols in american history. what people don't always understand is that the flag that they salute today, what its origins were, and why when we salute that flag and sing our national anthem those two have come together in history during the war of 1812. so hopefully when you come to visit t

is one step closer to getting a visit from pope francis. he wants to make a trip to the united states that would include a stop in the nation's capital. suzanne kennedy with reactions from local catholics. >> the pope telling reporters covering his trip to korea that he plans to visit philadelphia in september of 2015 with possible stops in washington d.c. and new york. >> father has met both prior popes. he says a visit by pope francis would likely touch people of many faiths. >> he's fantastic, especially because pope francis has such a carcinomharisma and command and outreach to the poor and needy. you can see his love in his face and eyes. >> the last time a pope was in washington d.c. was april of 2008, pope benedict visited catholic university and held map at nationals park. >> it was palpable. there's something special about it. you can argue different sides of your faith, but the holy spirit just felt like he was there. >> for the pope to come, it would wake up a lot of catholics here and show a lot of people in d.c. that there are

>> francis. >> where is francis? can we meet francis? >> let's go find francis. >> francis. >> yes? >> we need to get you out in front of the customer, in the front of the store so they can see you stringing these pearls. they are going to love that. can you do that? >> i think i can. >> we're going to work that out in some of our planning here. >> it's a pleasure. you are an artist, my friend. >> the next step, four shops, probably not the best thing. can we actually turn this into one store with all the brands inside of a single location if we are able to do that, joe? it will reduce the overall payroll by two-thirds. >> that's huge, yeah. that would be great. >> according to our team, if these guys are going to up the value of their business, then they are going to need to op timmiti timize it by consolidating all four locations into a single store. >> mary and joe, we have talked about how important it is to kind of bring this all under one roof. >> i think we have got a real surprise for you here to have a seat. >> interior designers, michael and amy, of the san francisco-based

francis is his baptismal name. >> what was it like to be met by the pope and baptized by the pope. >> he says he felt a presence in nde room and turned to see a smiling pope francis standing there. >> you seem very calm. can you believe that you were just baptized by the pope? >> there was a lot of turmoil and hate in my heart from the disaster, he said, but after meeting the pope, i feel like a lot of that has been lifted. >> we witnessed the effect this pope has had on korea. on saturday an estimated one million people crammed into downtown seoul. seeing him was so significant, this woman she could not put it into words. >> that was your reaction? >> wow. >> that was quite a reaction. s on his way through the crowd, tpe francis stopped to greet another victim of the sewol. >> he has been holding a hunger strike protest to push the korean government for more transparency in the ferry investigation. >> earlier, kim told us he was confident he would get to see the pope. >> i am sure that i can meet him, he said. he has always stood up for the poor and the weak. >> throughout this week

pope francis welcomes in the nicaraguan priest back into the fold. the oath of office for the first popularly elected president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan. up until now, the presidency has symbolic role. that is something that he has been trying to change. much controversy surrounding his election. it is still resident today. he has just arrived at the parliament for his swearing in ceremony. he was welcomed by the parliamentary speaker, who is now introducing and beginning the ceremony inside the parliament. the controversy today is that of leader of the opposition the people's republican party said that erdogan violated the constitution by failing to resign after the presidential election on august 10 area for that reason, you will boycott the swearing in ceremony. you can see many members of that party have boycotted it as well. laid a very strange game after he won the presidential election. , he has to prepare himself for the neutrality of the presidency. not resign. he remained prime minister and continued to lead the party until yesterday

director of a blog on us middle east policy called low blog dot com and in champaign we crossed in francis boyle he is a professor of international law at the university of illinois college of law are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it robert to go to you first in washington you wrote an article recently obama's true foreign policy weakness what is that weakness. well president obama has been willing to fall into the control under the control pretty much of the neo conservatives and some of their liberal interventionists friends he has instead of asserting more of a real break from the george w. bush policies he has he has adopted them he has avoided perhaps some of the more extreme problems but in many ways he has not challenge them in any fundamental way so why is that why well it's a good question and he he i think he basically is trying to avoid the kind of hard political battle that would be required to if he were to challenge this what's become a very powerful force in washington the neoconservatives have been

. >> glor: the trip to asia today pope francis seemed to make the most visible outreach to china and other countries in the region who do not have diplomatic relation with the vatican. he said christians do not come as conquerors and urged dialogue. seth doane reports from seoul. >> speaking to thousands of youth this afternoon pope francis called on them to serve the marginalized and lonely. the pope started his day by granting a humble wish. baptizing kim yeong-oh at the. he is the father of 16-year-old kim yeong-oh who is one of the hundreds of teenagers killed when the sewol ferry sank in april. >> we asked the pope for this huge honor when they chatted at a private family of meetings of ferry meetings on tri. lee who francisness is his baptismal name. >> what was it like to be met by the pope and baptized by the pope. >> he says he felt a presence in the room and turned to see a smiling pope francis standing there. >> you seem very calm. can you believe that you were just baptized by the pope? >> there was a lot of turmoil in my heart from the disaster, he said, but after meetin

he has always stood up for the poor and the weak. >> throughout this week pope francis wore a yellow ribbon that symbolizes the ferry disaster. it is another way to connect with the grieving families among the joyful masses. >> seth doane, cbs news, seoul. >> glor: a 62-year-old woman sentenced to 117 days for sewing away a plane and trying to sneak aboard other flights was released from custody this weekend, her short stay behind bars she was just sentenced on wednesday was due to overcrowding in the california prison system. later here, a trail closed ahead, how california is protecting wandering hikers from themselves. from the cbs evening news, when the cbs evening news continues. from the cbs evening news, when the cbs evening news continues. >> bed calcium plus d. beauty is bone deep. we fill our freshly baked flatbread, with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today. so i'm going pro. [ male announcer ] new crest tartar protection rinse. the only ri

>> reporter: this is why pope francis came to south korea.nly about 10% of the population is catholic, but the church is growing fast. and across asia, the congregation is young. surrounding himself with asian youth there was of course the inevitable selfie which the pontiff did not seem to mind. his transport from the airport, a kia hatchback. it had to be korean. and another kia the next day, the wind proved a tricky combination. >> mate lord welcome today into peace. >> reporter: he offered words of sympathy and hope for the parents of school children killed in south korea's recent ferry sinking and for those who survived. pope francis is making speeches in english on this trip for the first time. officials say he's been practicing so he can reach more people. he called for peace and reunification for the two areas. >> for peace, this is close to our hearts. >> and also today, this saturday, as he was driving in his popemobile, up the main street in downtown seoul to give that mass, we also saw him stop and talk to the father of one of the

pope francis gets quite a welcome from the crowds in south korea. even making time for a selfie after mass. >> welcome to all of you on public television in america and around the globe. sunni leaders in iraq say they're willing to work with the new prime minister, as long as the government protects their rights. after reports that some have been shot dead, and some suggesting they would give support to kurdish fighters. the advance of islamic state militants has left approximately 200,000 refugees in kurdish areas and in parts of syria. the bbc's paul wood went to the syrian town and sent this report. >> the camp in syria, the first place of sanctuary for thousands ofy al-zeidi refugees. people walked 40 miles to get here across mountains and deserts. two weeks ago the camp had just 20 families. now it's swollen to 15,000 eople. the music drifts across the camp. we've heard our women screaming, says the song. don't be afraid, we will defend this land and defend our honor. the song is part of an effort by a syrian kurdish militia here to recruit amo

this reflects pope francis' worldview. he knows that the center, the pivotal point is no longer europe. it is not north america, either. he knows south america and he knows a lot things are going to take place in asia. this is where the balance is going to tip one way or the other. it is worth going there and seeing what he can do and trying to assess the situation. >> you mentioned there will be a number of marches in south korea. what else is on the agenda? >> visits with a lot people. a meeting with the korean church. he goes there to preach and also to listen. he gets reports from everywhere. nothing like meeting with the people and listening to them. what it is like, the problems and the hopes people have. >> we will have to leave it there, thank you for speaking to us in the france 24 studios. special advisor to the archbishop in paris. a quick reminder of our top stories here on france 24 if you are just joining us. a cease-fire extension of five days for gaza gets off to a shaky start. a number of rockets and missi

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good morning, francis.hat's because as international anger mounts against the death of james foley, they are weighing the possibility of expanding its military actions from iraq to neighboring syria. while the u.s. continues its sustained air campaign in iraq, the white house says the execution of james foley was a direct hit against america. >> that represents a terrorist attack against our country and against an american citizen. >> reporter: and the administration warns isis has grown stronger in recent months. now, u.s. officials are signaling they may expand the u.s. military campaign into syria where isis is also thriving. >> we're not going to be restricted by borders. we have shown time and again that if there is a counter terrorism threat we will take action if necessary. >> reporter: the pentagon has been drawing up plans for military option as the pressure mounts on the president. some are calling for air strikes in syria. the military is also advocating more action. >> can they be defeated defea

he really -- i think as again pope francis is known to do.e criticized the worship of materialism and despair that can hide in areas like south korea. it was an appeal not to be drawn to a materialistic society. for catholics to use their faith to find hope in a modern society. >> now activists groups say ten people have been injured when chinese police opened fire on protestors in the chinese province. in the prefecture. they say the protest was a village leader with local authorities. armed police are said to have used tear gas and open fire. >>> in the united states a large crowd gathered this ferguson, missouri protesting the killing of the black teenager michael brown by a local white police officer. the demonstrators carried slogans. the highway patrol was to take over control. >>> if you visited time square in new york recently, you may have witnessed the unlikely site of spider man being stopped by police. it's a crack down after a string of arrests for people dressed as characters harass tourists for tip temperatures. the men behind

he took the name francis as a tribute to the pope. on monday, his final day here in seoul, the pope will celebrate mass of reconciliation for-piece for north and south korea. north korea declined to attend. lester. >>> ann thompson in seoul tonight. when we come back, tell the truth. how honest are you? >>> finally tonight we have been told that honesty is the best policy and now more and more businesses are putting that expression to the test. so are you and your fellow americans really trustworthy? nbc's jenna wolfe went in search of an honest to goodness answer. >> reporter: there's a small coffee shop in a small town in north dakota where the coffee is self-serve and so is the bill. >> if you want something you pick it up yourself and you pay it. >> reporter: with no one behind the counter customers pay based on the gold old-fashioned honor system. >> the business plan makes sense. people have been more generous and we have been 15% over asking prices. >> reporter: honesty instilled in us from childhood is often our first virtue l

, and john sherri dan was the emissary of pope francis. they didn't know each other but would have loved each other, and the message would have been you cannot think of people whose ideas differ from your as an enemy. they are mere lay challenge of honesty, a challenge of care and thoughtfulness, and you have to address them on the basis of their own dignity and ideas...

pope francis is seen as a charismatic figure. he gives a new face to the region. >> he has an action-packed agenda there, doesn't he. part of his visit centers around asian youth day, the gathering of young catholics. and significantly he is set to address the martyrs, that is the step before the sainthood, so very busy, that beautification ceremony. his papal plane flew over china. now in the past that has not been allowed. china this time did allow the pope to fly over that nation. there has been a lot of tension between the catholic church and china, of course. >> and one thing the pope also expected to do is hold mass with the sewol ferry victims. thank you very much for watching the special cnn coverage. i'm errol barnet. >>> and i'm rosemary church. you have selected identity distribution. your identity will now be shared with everyone. thank you. no, no, no -- [ click, dial tone ] [ female announcer ] not all credit report sites are equal. [ male voice ] we're good in here, howie. yeah, have a good night, brother. experian

let's bring you developing story coming out of europe and france where the president francis hollande is dissolving the government after the prime minister offered up his socialist government's resignation. he has been crit skiing direction -- criticizing direction in defines of leadership. joining me is the chief correspondent of the newspaper. welcome to al jazeera. can you give us an idea why the resignation has happened right now? >> yes, because when the prime minister was appointed as prime minister. it was a clear signal that france was abandoning its specialist connections. france can't stand so much on social welfare. he did not accept the austerity measures, and felt they didn't work for spain, and wanted to go on. so he publicly criticised, so the prime minister thought that there was too much, that the red line had been crossed. and so he had reservations, so probable what would happen is that the president will appoint and invest as a prime minister. and then the prime minister will choose a government without him and a minister of economy that does not accept the austeri

francis has yet to visit the u.s. as pope. >>> the archdiocese of philadelphia released a statement saying -- >>> an emotional day at this church in north philadelphia. loved ones paid their last respects to a mother killed along with her three children after a carjacked suv plowed into them. keshia williams died a week ago, two weeks after an suv slammed into her family in tie growing ya. they were selling fruit to raise money for their church. a family friend survived. the suspects responsible are facing numerous charges, including second degree murder. in court this week, rosa apologized to the victims' family. >>> a teacher was cleared of bullying an autistic student. you might this boy 10 years old at the time, went inside horace man elementary school in hcherr hill with an audio recorder. he recorded incidents with the teacher and teacher's assistant. the boy's father sent him inside with that recorder and learned the cherry hill board of education and state department of children and families both ruled the rec

i'm francis rivera. breaking news overnight in the middle east. hours into a cease-fire, reports of violence. four palestinians killed by israeli tank fire in rafah. also in the same area, reports of two israeli soldiers being killed and one possibly taken alive. the three-day pause in violence meant no rockets fired and troops stay in place, but hamas tunnels would still be targeted. let's get to tel aviv and nbc's martin fletcher. a troubling attempt at a fourth cease-fire. >> reporter: that's right, francis. troubling is a real understatement. the cease-fire is now effectively over. there are reports, in fact, that israeli officials have told the united nations the cease-fire is over. there's heavy fighting in the south of gaza around rafah where that incident took place you just mentioned. a tank did open fire, apparently killing four palestinians. the palestinian death toll has now risen according to the palestinian health ministry to over 40 palestinians dead and many more wounded. the likelihood o

francis, thanks for doing double duty. and we're talking about st. francis, the other school. look at the maps, morgan hill as well. return shouldn't affect the freeways much, but i wanted to give a shoutout to the friend south of where we look throughout the freeways. all moving smoothly, typical overnight construction crews. we want to look live in the westbound direction approaching the toll plaza. we're too far west to see that, but you see the good volume of traffic over towards the peninsula. low clouds floating around, we're going to track that through the morning, back to you. >>> now to an update on a local story that's gotten national attention. publisher revising a sex ed book that parents say is too graphic and too inappropriate. >> last night parents once again voiced their concerns about the book which was supposed to be given out to ninth graders this year. they voted to buy the books in june, but there was huge back lash. more than 2200 people signed a petition saying it was explicit. sop included descriptions of sexual practices. many people agreed, but others

francis scott key -- not francis scott key. it is that a gentleman left baltimore to get relief from the british fleet. a friend of his captured at oroibor --moral war -- marlb -- you can see that. it will be on display. "in the night he watched the eyeshells, early dawn, his was greeted by the rally waving flag of his country." music, is the key to the the very first imprint. nobody ever got these words without being told what the melody was. a musician who found the words later could not have put those together. >> one of the other interesting things about this sheet of paper , if you notice, this is off to the side. if you notice how it fits on the page, it is not lined up correctly. it is sort of off to the side. the spacing is not very good. you can see it is the sort of thing done in a big hurry. it is obviously something printed in a rush. baltimore,attle of there were a few days, a number of days afterwards, when the city was shut down. >> no newspapers. >> the newspapers were not printing. this was seen as important en

al jazeera, beirut. >> pope francis is continuing his tour of south korea. earlier, hundreds of thousands of catholics turned out to see the leader at an open air mass. al jazeera's harry fawcett reports from seoul. >> moving steadily threw the hundreds of thousands of people who had come. this was the center piece of pope francis's 5-day visit a huge, open-air mass. a chance for catholics young and old to see their holy father up close. he reserved a special honor for families of those killed in april's ferry disaster walking up to the village where they have been demanding an independent investigation bestowing his blessings. as the pope makes his way through the crowds, there is no mistaking the scale of then. nothing has been seen like it for more than a decade moment. it's significant not just for south korea but for the catholic church in asia. although this mass was about if the catholic church, the 18th and 19th center tree killed for their religious beliefs, pope francis was keen to tie their story to the church's present day relevance in a region w

. >>> pope francis is delivering a similar message in south korea.continues to attract huge crowds on his visit. hundreds of thousands turned out for an open air mass which featured a beatfication ceremony. ays harry fawset was theredawse ruling for the hundreds of thousands of people, this was the center piece of pope francis's 5-day visit, a huge open-air mass in downtown seoul, a chance for catholics, young and old, to see their holy father up close. he reserved a special honor for families of those killed in april's ferry disaster walking up to the tented village where they have been demanding an independent investigation and bestowing his blessings. >> the pope makes his way through crowds of people thronging the square, there is no mistaking the scale of this event. nothing has been seen like it for more than a decade. it's a significant moment not only for south korea but the catholic church in asia. so, although this mass was very much about the history of the corps ian catholic church, beatfying 1248r space 18th and 19th century contact liin

both francis start of a five-day visit to south korea on thursday. he began his jim by urging north and south korea to engage in dialogue to in the decade-long conflict. >> you have goals. thousands of people turned out for him friday to hear the pope for the first time on his trip. soft. has a rapidly growing catholic minority. >> russian armored personnel hit the order. images taken earlier report of the show a russian military column crossing in at the stream. a check lane by separatist. kiev confirmed them. they said they had detected and areas.ed some of the >> we monitor the column. >> meanwhile the convoy remains detained at the ukrainian border. the red cross said it was awaiting instructions on how to proceed. european foreign ministers are formulating a response to the crisis and a wrong. the back the decision by individual countries like britain and france to arm figh ters. >> it'll show the commitment of european countries of pushing back to the threat of civilization. meeting he said he would travel to assess the situation. >> i have sai

many thanks. >>> well, pope francis has arrived.ginning of his five day visit, he expressed hope for peace and reconciliation on the korean peninsula. >> i think it is specially important for us to reflect on the need to give our young people the gift of peace. this has all the more reason in korea which has long suffered because of lack of peace. i can only express appreciation for efforts being made in favor of reconciliation and stability in the korean peninsula. and they are the only sure part for lasting peace. >> pope francis in south korea. >>> cities in pakistan have been brought to a stand still by a huge security operation ahead of an antigovernment demonstration. the protest is led by two prominent opposition leaders. they're calling on the prime minister to resign failing to investigate fraud in last year's election. our correspondent is in islamabad where a protest led by kahn is expected later. >> this is one of the main entry points into islamabad where protestors are expected to arrive later today. the protestors led

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today, pope francis called for peace and unity on the divided korean peninsula. it came at the start of a five-day visit to south korea where he will intend an asian catholic festival. we have this report. long, and popes francis looked exhausted as he stepped down the steps to be greeted by the president. --e francis had been wisely widely praised with dispensing with the luxuries of office and -- and he did so again today, riding to the presidential palace in a tiny hatchback rather than the grand limousine. but traveling like an ordinary person may be taking its toll on the 77-year-old pontiff. he managed a first today, his first ever major speech in english. this use of english is very deliberate. when pope john paul ii last came here 25 years ago, there were less than 2 million catholics in south korea. today there are five-and-a-half million, and many of the new catholics are young and speak english. these are the people he wants to speak to. even before he arrived there was another first, the papal airplane was allowed to fly over china. feverish speculati

how cows denies the allegations. >>> pope francis in south korea. thousands gathered to seat leader of the catholic church. during the open air mass he put 124 korean martyrs on the path to sainthood. >>> thousands of iraqi christians have fled mosul and nearbyville jiz in recent months trying to escape prosecution by fighters from the islamic state group. meeting some of the families seeking safety in lebanon. >> reporter: desperate iraqi christians lineup on a hot august day to receive food rations. the church is organizing this food distribution to those who fled from the violence in their country years ago. and those who just arrived from northern iraq. like maria, she arrived in lebanon three days ago. >> translator: we were scared. it's very hard to leave everything behind and just flee. >> reporter: they all tell of the same stories. johnny has been here for just over a month. and has been living off charity. a christian lebanese family pays his rent for this small apartment where he lives with his wife and three girls. >> translator: they th

francis has more with a look at live doppler 7 hd, hi, francis. >> good evening. walnut creek dropped by 19 degrees. live doppler 7 picking up a very typical summer pattern with clouds at the coast starting to spill in to the bay overnight into some valleys. look at the highs today. we didn't see too many triple digits. concord 89 and livermore and at the coast it was kind of cool in the 60s for the most part but hot at 101. now with the cooling trend continuing, i'll let you know in the forecast coming up, matt? >> thank you. >>> a doctor infected with ebola is in atlanta for treatment. doctors are confident the virus will not escape. >> reporter: the man you see climbing out of the ambulance, dr. brantly is the first on u.s. soil wearing protective gear to prevent transmission of a vicious virus that killed hundreds in africa. for now, dr. brantly who was infected trying to control an outbreak in liberia will be treated in atlanta. >> the unit is designed to protect against infections above and beyond what is probably needed for ebola. >> reporter: dr. brantly's

. >>> pope francis is continuing to attract huge crowds on his visit to south korea.s of thousands turned out for an open-air mass which featured a beatfication ceremony. harry fawcett was there. >> moving steadily through the thousands of people who had come for this moment. this was the center peace of pope francis's 5-day visit, a huge open-air mass in downtown seoul. a chance for catholics, young and old, to see their holy father up close. he reserved a special honor for families of those killed until april's ferry disaster walking up to the tented village where they had been demanding an independent investigation and e bestowing his blessings. >> he makes his way through, there is month mistaking the scale of this event. nothing has been seen like it for more than a decade near central seoul. it's for the catholic church in asia. . >> so, although this mass was very much about the history of the corps ian catholic church, beatifying catholics killed for their religious beliefs, pope francis was keen to tie their story to the church's present day valve vance in a

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