. >> i'm here with john francis pavement to parks manager and this parklet on van ness street first of a parklet and part of pavement to parks program basically an expense of the walk in a public realm for people to hang anti nor a urban acceptable space for people to use. >> parklets sponsors have to apply to be considered for the program but they come to us you know saying we want to do this and create a new space on our street it is a community driven program. >> the program goes beyond just parklets vacant lots and other spaces are converted we're here at playland on 43 this is place is cool with loots things to do and plenty of space to play so we came up with that idea to revitalizations this underutilized yard by going to the community and what they said want to see here we saw that everybody wants to see everything to we want this to be a space for everyone. >> yeah. >> we partnered with the pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're planting trees and f

. ♪ >>> pope francis making history closing his historic trip in a state. johninite faterios is live dhabi. >> reporter: pope francis finished his mass just over two hours ago and i've covered a lot of things, but this was in the category of extraordinary. it was the sfifirst open air ma in the uae so it says a lot. 10% of the christians in this country were in one venue. so the message overall for the uae to have the pope here is one of tolerance, it is the year of tolerance. but the pope carried that much further i think it is fair to say before he left the vatican, he spoke of yemen and listening to the cries of the women and children in the battle of yemen. the uae is involved with saudi arabia and the coalition there. and he said let's not make it the year of tolerance but the year of peace in yemen and throughout the region. i've been here since 2011 and suffering all kinds of turmoil, but i spent the entire four hours on the ground here with parishioners from lebanon, from india, the philippine community, british, and they all said the same thing. he stru

famous organization like the national football league i want to give this one to you john and they don't hear from francis thinking of it is this what propelled you to pitch a show and why you want to talk about this. yeah i mean i think one of the incident was what we saw a few weeks ago in d.c. where the students from covington and i think i saw those boys and their ever started after the debate kind of ended up turning into who started it or who was yelling what but you saw those boys doing the tama chop to native elder because that's what they've been see that's what they see in their whole life as stereotypes of native mascots and so one of the reasons that we made that film was to kind of challenge those narratives and i think it was just something that we really wanted to do but i saw that our station and then a benefactor superballs on sunday we almost had an n.f.l. or a chiefs team that would have been in there as well and we would assume that all our shop again on sunday and so i think that was kind of one of the reason but the conversation is it's another year the n.f.l. is ending and we're sti

well to discuss this further we can now cross live to john laughlin's professor of political science at francis catholic university of the von day welcome to the program now is the recognition of the opposition leader as interim president even legal. it's definitely not legal and the illegality can be easily ascertained by anybody who takes the trouble to read the venezuelan constitution when the european parliament because it's the european parliament that has recognized not the european union as such italy vetoed that israel as you probably know but when the european parliament decided to recognize why doris lee which originally direct quote is quoted article two three three two hundred thirty three of the venezuelan constitution the article in question deals with what happens when the president cannot fulfill his function but we all know we can see that president maduro clearly does fulfill his presidential functions so article two three three does not give any legitimacy or any legality at all to one why do other things because in the case that the president can't fulfill his functions it's

in the face of those comments come just days before pope francis opens an unprecedented summit to address the crisis. e.u. commission president john paul younger has welcomed us a healthy speaker nancy pelosi to brussels alosi is in the city to attend a nato meeting the senior democrat says she hopes her trip will demonstrate america's commitment to the european union and to nato. ukrainians have been commemorating the fifth anniversary of the deadly mine on protests in the capital kiev a service was held for the more than one hundred people who were killed when mass demonstrations turned violent in february two thousand and fourteen thousands had camped out for months in the capital to protest the then president's decision to scrap a deal that would have moved the country closer to the european union the protest was crushed when security forces moved in to clear the demonstrators. and for a look back at those to mulcher was times w.'s nick connelly met up with a young woman she was a teenager then she took part in the protest and she was wounded here's that report . scenes of chaos as government forces moved into worlds might on

john, appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> pope francis acknowledging for the first time priests and bishops have sexuallys in the roman catholic church. nuns have been making abuse accusations in italy, latin america, india and africa. the pope says though the vatican is working on the issue, more needs to be done. >> embattled virginia governor ralph northam's former medical school classmates are coming saying they fully believe he's not one of the individuals in the racist photo on his yearbook page. they add they don't believe the governor ever condoned racism. cnn interviewed a yearbook staffer who said photos on personal pages were chosen by the individual student. meantime, the woman accusing virginia's lieutenant governor of sexual assault 15 years ago is meeting with lawyers in washington to figure out her next step. a source tells cnn vanessa tyson felt she had to take action when she saw the news about northam and worried fairfax could be governor of virginia. he calls it fabricated. >> here's what to kwach today. . >>> all right. ahead, one of the special guests of president trump last night s

francis finance minister says the e.u. commission has rejected a tie up between german engineering john siemens and france's. the two companies a set to merge that revive businesses to enable them to take on foreign drive and there is tough competition official law got it fester is it to speak in a few minutes on the mucha. it may not be all aboard for the merger of europe's two most important train producers with siemens i.c.e. on the left teaming up with france's out stone t.g.v. on the right the companies have been working on the merger for a year now but even if they do succeed they will still be miles away from the chinese industry leader that company is c r r c with an estimated annual turnover of twenty four billion euros together zeman is in our stone are worth just over half that amount and canadian train make a bomb body a is left far behind and a new zealand's ouster on giant wouldn't automatically be better for european consumers at least that's what some in brussels thing so e.u. competition commission imitative a stock is not expected to approve the merger in europe the alliance would be close

worth saying, this is defining pope francis del mag pulled francis as papacy, it is a problem he has inherited from previous popes, benedict and johnthis particular pope but he clearly now feels he has to fix it. do you think ina feels he has to fix it. do you think in a sense he has been forced into this or he wants to take the lead on this or he wants to take the lead on this and to define his papacy?” think it's a bit of both. i think it's fair to say if the reports had not been out there, of what was going on, if people had not come forward and given their testimony, particularly victims and survivors, this summit would not be taking place. it may have been forced upon the pub in the vatican by the average of a number of victims and survivors who feel they were not taken seriously over many years. james, thank you. north korea's leader, kim jong—un, has left pyongyang to travel to vietnam for his meeting with president trump. mr kim is travelling by train to the vietnamese capital, hanoi, for the talks next week. it's the second time the two leaders have met. they'll be discussing denuclearisation and the possible lifting of sa

john but no one would speak to us on camera. what matters is the order has recognized that there are victims other than those of the founder. now that acknowledgement came just after pope francis had lifted the lid on what he called sexual slavery within the order of st. john. so what did the pope's words mean for the victims? >> it was like a bomb. >> translator: it's a new beginning. >> repoter: the pontiff's recognition may come late but it does put words on a trauma that for so many that until now had been unspeakable. >> and those are really tough unspeakable testimonials there. my next guest has devoted her life to trying to change this culture of abuse in the church. marie collins is herself a survivor. she was abused by a priest as a teenager growing up in ireland. in 2014, she he was hand-picked by pope francis to sit on a committee dedicated to the issue. but when faced with resistance to her recommendations from within the vatican, three years later, maria quit and now she advocates for change from the outside. and she's joining me from dublin. marie collins, welcome to the program. you have just listened to our report on the abuse of nuns within the order of st. jo

. >> john: it's friday, winners and losers, why don't you start us off. >> matthew: pope francis, theof the week and most under covered. the first pontiff to give mass on the arabian peninsula. this is a world historical event and he also did something for toleration and promoting a less violent form of islam as well. my loser is my beloved home state of the commonwealth of virginia. it is turning all of novels into far-fetched fiction. the reality is, even crazier. >> john: more, winners and losers. >> marc: president trump delivered a highly effective state of the union address and designed unusual for donald trump to reach beyond the core base to people in the center and it worked. 76% of viewers approved of his address and 72% including who approved his ideas of emigration. loser, nancy pelosi because she is the one responsible for containing the alexandria ocasio-cortez contagion and alexandria ocasio-cortez will make her life miserable bringing socialism to the front of the democratic agenda. >> john: charles, >> charles: the chief justice of the united states to position himsel

mongsting pressure on pope francis to ask question many particularly whether there will be any punishment for vatican official who is knew of mckerik crimes but kofd them up for decades. john>> brian, thank you. >> a high level conference to bring world lead percent together threatens to widen the the risk between european and united states the the issue driving the countries apart. plus -- on the way for people of venezuela setting up one with the maduro regime and interview with national security advisor john bolton, ahead. >> i hope the american people do learn from this. i hope juan and opposition can fully take control in venezuela it was once a democratic prosperous country and they have driven into a ditch sadly. this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your financial life with prudential.

mongsting pressure on pope francis to ask question many particularly whether there will be any punishment for vatican official who is knew of mckerik crimes but kofd them up for decades. john>> brian, thank you. >> a high level conference to bring world lead percent together threatens to widen the the risk between european and united states the the issue driving the countries apart. plus -- on the way for people of venezuela setting up one with the maduro regime and interview with national security advisor john bolton, ahead. >> i hope the american people do learn from this. i hope juan and opposition can fully take control in venezuela it was once a democratic prosperous country and they have driven into a ditch sadly. if i , it would do more than haul. if i built a van, it would carry my entire business. i'd make it available in dozens, make that thousands of configurations. it would keep an eye on my fleet. [ beeping ] and an eye out for danger. with active brake assist. if i built a van, i'd make it available in diesel and gas. and i'd build it right here, in south carolina. introducing the all new sprinter starting at $33,790. built in the usa. mercedes-benz. vans. bo

john dickerson from new york. >> good morning, michelle, and happy friday. ahead on cbs this morning pope francish the predator priests to keep the children safe. from the cardinal that help to organize the historic vatican summit. >>> taking action against the potentially harmful dietary supplements and why the ingredients on the label may not tell you everything about them, and how to protect herself. >>> black panther going into the weekend oscars with seven nominations and we look at the cultural movement of african futurism coming up at 7:00. >> we love that director who is from the bay area, and we are rooting for him. >> they also have a sequel on sunday anher onming tole weekly. >>d od >>thing ths a showdo een the trump administration in california over the administration and they have decided to scrap negotiations over the plan of the president to undo fuel efficiency standards in the cars and light trucks and it is the main issue of the california right to opt out of the federal rules to set their own standards. >>> here's food for thought with the new bill in the california state legis

john, good morning. day two is all about accountability. while survivors i talked to say they agree with pope francis when it comes to the need for concrete measuresreflection plan. take a listen. >> i'm disappointed by what we saw today on the list of reflection points when number one is we are going to create a manual or a handbook. i thought they already had the handbook. >> concrete measures mean zero tolerance isn't just a word. zero tolerance means excluding priests and others who rape and abuse children from ministry permanently. >> reporter: while this historic summit continues here at the vatican with prayers, speeches and homework pope francis assigned to bishops so they can learn more about abuse on children around the world, law enforcement lost patience. we are seeing civil and criminal investigations not just in the u.s. and chile, but other parts around the world. in the u.s. specifically we have learned from pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro at least 46 a.g.s from around the country contacted his office wanting to learn how he handled the investigation. then, of course, there is the a.g. from illinois saying the catholic c

. >> nawaz: pope francis broke his silence on wednesday acknowledging for the first time that clergymen have sexually abused nuns. john yang has more on the story >> yang: amna, forecades, the persistent allegations of sexual abuse of nuns and religious women by roman catholic priests and bishops have been w,ershadowed by other scandals. noecades of silence are ending. lasa t yearshop in india was arrested after a nun told police he had repeatedly raped her between 2014 and 2016. m wany priests celebrathen the bishop was released on bail. he ces trail later this yea this week, for the first time pope francis addressed the issue as he returned to rome from the united arab emirates. >> it's not something that everyone does, but there have been priests and even bishops who have done this. and i think it is still taking place because it is not as though the moment you become aware of something it goes away. the thing coinues, and we have been working on this for some time. we have suspended a few clerics and sent some away over >> yang: the pope was responding to a question from associated press vatican correspondent nico

>> look, john, it's been an intense four days at the vatican. we had survivor groups out in full force. pope francisd declaring an all-out war on abuse. the problem is there are different ideas about what that battle plan should look like. we did have a surprising revelation during the conference from german cardinal marks who admitted that some files containing evidence of sex abuse have been destroyed in germany. he said he did not know who was responsible for that but that he didn't think germany was an isolated case. and the other thing in the conference, there were some refreshing voices from women, including a nun from nigeria who had this to say. >> we proclaim the ten commandments and parade ourselves as being the custodians of moral standards. these are crucial times, yes. but why did we keep silent for so long? >> and vatican officials tell us they are already meeting this morning for follow-up on the summit. they'll publish guidelines for bishops around the world, but survivors are saying that's not enough. they want to see bishops who have been accused of cover-up held accountable. >> th

. >>> and you've seen robert francis, bay to o'rourke go to the dentist and elizabeth warren have a beer on social media. now johnhis, he's giving yoga tips. >> my first yoga class today, pretty challenging. but i figured out it's not about me versus the world. doctor dave. see ya. ♪ here's your order. ♪ hey. applebee's to go. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ ♪ >>> beautiful shot. never heard that song before. have you? >> i have heard it. i felt like i have danced at it some place. >> diamond and silk, youtube stars, trump supporters. i have to ask you. yesterday was national pizza day. i'm declaring it national pizza weekend. pizza hut is my favorite. do you like pizza hut? >> okay. >> papa john's? >> you can say it. >> i like papa johns. >> it's outside outstanding. that's a fair answer. we caught you off guard. you're following what's going on in virginia, the rolling democrat disaster. ralph northam the governor came out and said i'm sa staying. northam said he's setting up a reconciliation tour that will take him around the state to engage in conversations about race and healing but that he had