i went to marquette university in milwaukee and then down to loyola university in chicago and i was there for eight years as president and then i started an institute try to do catholic education even better and that ultimately, those stepping stones led you to saint patrick seminary and the archdiocese of san francisco. >> that's correct. that's correct. >> father anthony, tell us about your work at the archdiocese. let's get right into the development. just a quick summary. what is development? what when people hear that they kind of know what that is. >> when they hear the term development they think fund raising and raising money for the archdiocese and that is what we do. but what i would like people to think more carefully is the needs of the archdiocese to run the chancery but also the ways that we can be christ to the world. we help to coordinate the annual appeal, raise funds for tuition assistance and such. >> kids in the mission district, from neighborhoods and families that would like to be able to go to a catholic school here in the archdiocese in san francisco but they don't

name only. >> keep in mind, marquette is a catholic university.posed to same sex marriage as our president was until a year or two ago. so for that one professor, not the one who appeared, but the professor who he criticized for shutting down the debate, that's crazy. i mean, if you're not going to have a free and open dedate at a university, where are you going to have it? and at a catholic university. >> the baruch college professor who was going after a cop and arrested for assaulting a cop on the bridge over the weekend protesting for, i don't know -- against the cops. >> with the hammer in his bag? >> yeah. >> a criminal. >> so he still has a job and this guy doesn't. >>> coming up straight ahead, more on our top story. hollywood backing down to cyber terrorists. will this just increase the chances we will be attacked again? our next guest says yes and get ready for something worse. >>> plus, forget the cookies. santa wants some weed? oh, man. this christmas display could -- look at that. santa is smoking a joint. oy. ♪ ♪ >>> i am the great k

my loser's marquette university. t.a., a teacher's assistant, didn't allow a debate about gay marriage because making the case for traditional marriage would have been homophobic. another professor criticized this t.a. and was then suspended by the university in a cowardly move. >> that is it for the panel. but stay tuned for what has promised to be to me some of the year's finer moments on "special report." we'll see. i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. you owned your car for four you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replac

you, identify been to speak at depaul university, northwest university, cornell university, marquette university. do you know the reason why this is special to me tonight? because i don't have to worry about someone sitting out there just being there to heckle. because you are here on campus because there's something special about you, there's something within you that is different. you are here because of ap incredible boldness that you have. and in a country where all of a sudden people are saying young people don't have values, young people don't believe in this church stuff and this christ stuff. show them through your competence, through your courage and through your boldness that they are wrong. but being a champion for christ and country, it does not just end with that coirnlg, that competence -- that courage, that competence and that boldness. there's also something else you need to have, and that something else is called perseverance. when i think about perseverance, i go to the book of john. and in the book of john, i read these words at 16 and 33: these things i have spoken to you so

critically important as anybody that says it's okay to be poor i have this friend who teaches at marquette university and just to be the superintendent he grew up poor and he was saying the other night money doesn't matter. he says they are always rich. i tell you what to give me your money and i will let you know. once we get above the level of being able to support ourselves money doesn't bring very much happiness at all. it's the feeling that you are creating value with your life in a value in the lives of other people, that's it. so if you want to bring people into force, think what can they do today to make it more possible for people to earn their success. what am i doing today to give people a sense of worth so they can create more human capital in the education committee job where they can separate themselves and their families and where the skills and passion can actually meet. don't dismiss the jobs as a dead-end jobs and put them on public assistance. that is the wrong thing to do because that was a way of success and away from happiness. >> host: preston in denver colorado. >> guest: i ju

and i can tell you that i have been a speaker at depaul university, cornell, marquette. the reason this is special to me tonight is because i don't have to worry about someone sitting out there just being there to heckle. because you are here on this campus because there's something special about you. there's something within you that is different. you're here because of incredible boldness. and then sometimes the people who are saying white people don't have values, they don't believe in this church the. show them your confidence in your courage and your boldness that they are wrong. being a champion for christ is not just and without her age and the confidence in the boldness, there is also something often you need to have and that is called perseverance. what i think about perseverance to go through the book of john and in the book of john i read these words, 16 and 33. these things i have spoken to you so that means he may have peace. in the world you will have tribulation but taker it's because i have overcome the world. and so think about how you are sitting here r