that means that bishops functioning as bishops today are connected to the apostles, that there is an unbroken line that goes back to them. we believe that even the scriptures and their interpretation is linked to tradition. the bishops are the guarantors of that. >> chis: that leads us to magisterium. >> father: that refers to the leadership of the church. and often times teaching in an authoritative way. it is part of the gift given to the church. >> chis: a sample of a teaching that a magistrate might come out and declare. >> father: they have done it in the past, immaculate conception was one. it would be possible to declare the sanctity of life and being against that through abortion, that that is evil. the church teaches that, but it hasn't chosen to to find that infallibly. >> chis: the magisterium has taught but not annette and valuable way. this is a topic that we can talk about or a long time. the true presence of jesus in the eucharist? >> father: that means jesus is truly present. i think this is an enormous challenge in american society. i see many young people who are go

she is celebrating at the queen of apostles catholic church in laeks drae.sh her very happy birthday and thank you for your service. word has it she's still very active, very social, involved with the church, still lives in the home that her and her husband shared since 1960. >> we absolute our world war ii vets and all vets. we have so many in our area. >> it's wonderful. >> especially here with a big military community here. >> very prideful community, too. >>> outside we got used to some of this warm weather in november and walked out the door today and it was like bam. >> november acting like november. this is the time of year where we startingbm to get the subfreezing, no and chilly afternoons. going to be go with us for the day ahead. after our freezing start temperatures are beginning to warm and still many area lawns have leaves to rake. good day for your leaf raking forecast. just some light breezes and it will be sunny, you will just need fleece, make one or two layers to stay comfortable. if you plan on runng through the leaves instead of raking t

i come, he said, as a pilgrim of peace and an a pot-- apostle of mercy. the masses of people along the route from the airport may have cheered in adoreation but this is a place where danger lurks everywhere. the two year old civil war of muslims against christians has been violent in the extreme, and torn the society apart. 900 french troops and 3,000 u.n. peace keepers are hard-pressed trying to protect ordinary civilians. they are a prime target like the pope. they even brought sniffer dogs to check out a church service before he arrived for a brief visit. the they have managed to cut down crime and reduce the level of violents but in a candid assessment of what the pope is moving around in, the commander said bluntly bangui is not secure, that say fact. he spent time in a camp where several thousands of nearly half a million people displaced by the fighting. in a gesture to underscore his call for peace, he opened a door in the main cathedral. symbolically beginning what the church called a jubilee year of mercy that officially begins on december 8th.

after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago eac

he comes as a pilgrim of peace and an apostle of hope. >> in burkina faso, people are choosing their first president in three decades. turnout has been strong with more than 5 million registered to vote. election follows years of political turmoil after a failed coup delayed the vote in september. it comes a year after an uprising toppled the president. >> 14 candidates are running for president in the historic vote. there are two front runners with ties to the old regime. one served at prime minister under the former president, but left the government to form the m.p.p. party in protest of his plans to extend his rule. he is up against the leader of the u.p.c. party and former finance minister. the former ruling party is barred from fielding a presidential candidate but contesting parliamentary seats. we have more from the capital. >> this is a moment of hope and excitement for burkina faso, marking a return to democracy. it has not known a civilian leader for 15 years. many people are also voting for the first time. past elections have been marked by low voter turnout and apathy wi

the pope says his submission is to be an apostle of hope for the country.sterday the pontiff marked the year of mercy inside a cathedral. un officials say they hope pope francis can achieve his goal. >> the difference that this can bring to this country ask a new momentum. to bring community to talk to each other. >> speaking of the pope, happening today philadelphia's going to dedicate a mural honoring this year's world meeting of families. >> it's a record breaking piece. the ceremony is scheduled later this morning at thompson street 18 north philadelphia. the mural is called the sacred now. pope francis signed during his visit in september. the mural set the record for the most contributions to a paint by numbers piece. >> coming up on 10 minutes benefit 6:00, it's a cold morning, colder than yesterday by about 10 degrees. we have mostly clear skies, now high clouds have moved in. but we will get filtered sunshine to start with. you can see the flag at the nbc 10 studios, a steady brez that will stay with us. out of the northeast at 13 miles an hour at

. >> apostolic means that the bishops who are functioning as bishops today are connected to the apostles, that there's an unbroken line that goes back to them and the reason that's important is that we believe that even the scriptures and their interpretation is linked to tradition. the bishops are the guarantors of that tradition. that leads us to the next one. magisterium. >> magisterium refers to the leadership of the church. usually, that refers to the bishops led by the holy father, and teaching and oftentimes an authoritative way. that's our teaching. it's part of the gift given to the church. >> they've done it in the past, but with the immaculate conception was one, it would be possible to declare the sanctity of life and being against that through abortion but that is evil. the church already teaches that, but it hasn't chosen to define that infallibly. >> wreck. >> so the magisterium has talked but not in an infallible way. >> this is a topic with the talk about for a long time. the true presence of jesus in the eucharist. >> that means jesus is truly present, body and blood, s

that statement also came with the ten minute interview video with apostle christopherson saying change is to protect children from confusion. >> this is about family. this is about love. >> it doesn't make sense to me. it doesn't seem like being interested in protecting the child from anything. >> reporter: a wound that for many may be too deep to treat. in center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" a surprise deal, urban outfitters agreed to take over restaurants owned by a celebrity chef in philadelphia, but what will it mean for diners. >>> what a beautiful day it was we hit 07 with sunshine but clouds are streaming in and eventually, by thursday we will tiehl with this system, i'll tell what you to expect from that and temperatures that tumble in the wake of the system coming up, in a few minutes. >>> honoring her strength 76ers recognize all this young girl has been through and her amazing ability to overcome challenges, with a smile. >>> also eagles say one thing, media reports say another, so what is the deal with inju

the pope says his mission is to be an apostle of hope for the country. yesterday the pontiff marked the catholic church's year of mercy in a cathedral. the u.n. officials say they hope the pope can achieve goals bringing together christians and muslims. >> bring to this country a new momentum, to bring community to each other. >> the pope will also visit a mosque to speak with members of the muslim community. >>> parents, keeping an eye on your teens and enforcing rules could help them delay having sex. that's according to the cdc. reviewing research on sexual behavior found that the good parenting practices were associated with fewer teens having sex, more teens delaying sexual activity, increase in condom and contraceptive use. >> cyber monday but before you log on to the deals you should take precautions according to the experts. keith jones is live in our operations center. what you need do while shopping. >> good morning. today is no the super bowl for on line shopping. they expect to hit record numbers as well this year. there are several things yo

. >> reporter: declaring himself a pilgrim of peace and apostle of hope, today pope francis became the first pope in recent memory to visit a war zone. he is here as the pastor of the church and he is trying to broker a peace deal with christians and muslims. they have been locked in a bloody conflict for the past few years a civil war that pits neighbor against neighbor, killing thousands and forcing 1 million people from their homes. >> getting the messages out throughout the central african republic will really have a powerful impact. >> reporter: today under heavy guard, pope francis ventured into a camp of those displaced. this is something you don't tend to see a papal events. u.n. peace keepers with flack jackets and ak-47s watching the backs of these here to watch the pope. a grenade here is cheaper than a bottle of coca-cola. today, he drove through the streets in the open popemobile, unconcerned. most of the muslim population of this city has fled. but tomorrow, he visits a mosque, calling on christians and muslims alike to put down their weapons and seek peace. tom? >> david

the christians came here during the time of the apostles from the very beginnings of christianity as mecca fled to ethiopia where he found refuge. >> dog is happy. blood in his face. >> oh, yeah. that's awesome. the production continues. women in the kitchen except for marcus who looks most comfortable there, though his presence is a befuddlement to the others. men taking care of the meat. oh, bro food traditions, you're everywhere. ♪ >> you know, none of the people who have cooked today consider themselves cooks. >> so, like, in rural communities where you kill a couple animals, right, everybody in the village has sort of a chosen specialty, like bob over there he does the -- somebody else over there is good at scraping the fur off. somebody else -- but everybody's got a function. you know, it goes right back to the first fire. i mean, i'll bring the dip. you know? >> normally, hold it like this then you put everything you want in here. >> got it. >> you can take some and we're going to take it around. >> perfect. goman, greens, like collards, with a big hit of burbere and cheese. l

"i come," he said, "as a pilgrim of peace and an apostle of mercy." the masses of people along his route from the airport may have cheered in adoration but this is a place where danger lurks everywhere. the two-year-old civil war of muslims against christians has been violent in the extreme and torn this society apart. 900 french troops and 3,000 u.n. peacekeepers are hard pressed trying to protect ordinary civilians, never mind a prime target like the pope. they even brought sniffer dogs to check out a church center before he arrived for a brief visit. the u.n. troops have managed to cut down crime and reduce the level of violence, but a candid assessment of what the pope is moving around in, the commander said bluntly, "bangui is not secure, that is a fact." francis spent time in a camp for several thousand of the nearly half a million people displaced by the fighting. in a gesture to underscore his call for peace, francis opened a door in the main cathedral. [ cheers and applause ] beginning what the church calls a jubilee year of mercy that offici

profits of the 8th century left the villages and carried they thus saith the lord and just as the apostle paul left his village and carried the gospel of jesus christ to the far corners of the greco-roman world so i carry the gospel of freedom. injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. your caught in an inescapable work of mutuality tidiness in the garment of destiny. whatever affects one affects us all. challenges can be met, and if we make use of the world resources and people driven by religious or secular ethics it is hard to argue the needs of americans are somehow more important. the question is would need can i help us to address? for some of us we can do our best work in homes and communities. the opportunity to help is not surrounded by borders. we did not return empty-handed. the reason i wanted to start with that pleases because whether we are talking about work that is happening in afghanistan are the sudan or argentina or thailand the work is hours. what is happening on one side of the world affects us directly. what isdirectly. what is happening in east and west

"i come," he said, "as a pilgrim of peace and an apostle of mercy." the masses of people along his route from the airport may have cheered in adoration but this is a place where danger lurks everywhere. ththtwo-year-old civil w w of muslims s ainst christians has been violent in the extreme and torn this society apart. 900 french troops and 3,000 u.n. peacekeepers are hard pressed trying to protect ordinary cilians, never mind a prime target like the pope. they even brought sniffer dogs to check out a church center before he arrived for a brief visit. the u.n. troops have managed to cut down crime and reduce the level of violence, but a candid assessment of what the pope is moving around in, the commander said bluntly, "bangui is not secure, that is a fact." francis spent time in a camp for several thousand of the nearly half a million people displaced by the fighting. in a gesture to underscore his call for peace, francis opened a door in the main cathedral. [ cheers and applause ] beginning what the church calls a jubilee year of mercy that official

the christians came here during the time of the apostles, from the very beginnings of christianity ase he found refuge. >> dog is happy. blood in his face. >> oh, yeah. the production continues. women in the kitchen except for marcus who looks most comfortable there, though his presence is a befuddlement to the others. men taking care of the meat. oh, bro food traditions, you're everywhere. ♪ >> you know, none of the people who have cooked today consider themselves cooks. all of them like, chop, chop, chop. >> in rural communities, you kill a couple of animalssh everybody in the village has a chosen specialty. like joe bob over there does the crack, over there does the boudan, he does the scraping the fur off. everybody has a function. goes right back to the first fire. i'll bring the dip. you know? >> normally hold it like this. then you put everything you want in here. >> got it. >> you can take some and then we're going to take it around. >> perfect. >> omen and iab are greens like collards with cheese. >> i like the cheese. it's like ricotta. lamb prepared guraga style, diced, ama

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pope francis said his mission is to be an apostle of hope, a thing they hope they can achieve. >>> today prince jornl's county will be prepping. two washington redskins players and officers will assemble bikes and toys as part of the yearly program. the program collects new and unwrapped toys to distribute to those in need during the holiday season. this year you can get your house ready for christmas and help out a great cause. alexandria police didn't kicked off its annual sale. they've sponsored it for the last 60 years. it's on callahan drive. you can stop monday through friday or on the weekends from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. pnc says it's a good way to track inflation and an interesting thing to learn about. everything from a partridge in a pear tree to 12 drummers drumming would cost more than $34,000. that's just up a little bit from last year. the most expensive gift on the list, the seven swanning aswimming cost 13g$,000. >> they're pretty exotic. >> if you really think about the song, they want the swans doing the acrobatics. >> you have the lords a leaping, the maiding a milking

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he said he came as a pilgrim of peace and an apostle of hope. joining me now is dr. berbridge, a member of catholic voices. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> this is the first visit to the pope to a war torn area. how significant is that? >> hugely significant. the pope has been saying that the church is a poor church for the poor. he wants to bring it back to the people and to go to the p periphery on the worst situations about you what we see here is the pope saying it's not just a question of poverty but conflict. amwar torn conflict to interest those. to say my message is one of mercy and peace. >> that business of bringing forward the launch of the jubilee year, is that making an impact on the people there and put it back on the map for i suppose what you might call the right reasons? >> no. they have kri9 cal elections next month as you know. only a transitional government at present after mil stands from the north led a coup which led to disarray between different groups, the anti-balaka emerged as a sort of loose coalition christian members of militia

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> the emmaus road, a story in the bible told in the gospel of luke, jesus encountered two of his apostlesrection appearances in three days after he was dead and buried, yes. and they were walking along alo despondent. they expected jesus to redeem israel. he died without so much as a whimper in terms of redeeming israel politically so christ, they didn't recognize him. he told them whoe was and took them through the scriptures, meaning the old testament and showed how every bit of it pointed to him, their hearts burned within them. >> nobody understood? >> right. we have progressive revelation in the bible. christians believe jesus christ is presented in shadow and form. but once we have the benefit of the new testament and writers we do it through those lenses we can see jesus clearly and have our own epiphany. >> i am just impressed at the scholarly intellectual level of study here you have put in your life. besides politics, this is your passion. >> i've had a lot of good mentors and have been in the right direction. and i have a final plug for them, i have 21,000 plugs for them. and i

romans chapter 1 verse 32 the apostle paul does say that homosexuals are worthy of death. his words, not mine! and i am not ashamed of the gospel of jesus christ! and i am not ashamed of the truth of the word of god. and i am willing to go to jail for standing on the truth of the word of god. and i know i've taken the counsel, many have told me this weekend, you be careful, you choose your words carefully, we have presidentials coming down to this conference this weekend. i understand that. but i am not ashamed of the truth of the word of god! and i'm willing to go to jail for it. and they asked me, yes, but do you advocate for our civil leaders to do this today? and my answer is no. but why? here's why. because that's not such a big deal. we are not to fear those who can kill the body. yea, jesus says, fear rather those, the ones who can cast body and soul in hell forever. the discussion concerning the capital punishment of homosexuals is nothing. is not all that important when contrasted with hellfire forever. you say why wouldn't you call for it? i say it's because we n

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. >> reporter: declaring himself a pilgrim of peace and apostle of hope, pope francis became the first pope in recent memory to visit a war zone. pope francis is here as pastor of the world's largest church but he's also trying to broker a peace here between christians and muslims. the two sides have been locked in a bloody conflict for the past few years, a civil war that pits neighbor against neighbor, killing thousands and forcing a million people to flee their homes. >> getting those messages out through the churches and the mocks throughout the central african republic will really i think have a powerful impact. >> reporter: under heavy guard, camp for the displaced. this is something you don't tend it see at papal events. u.n. peacekeepers with helmets, flak jackets and ak-47s watching the backs of the crowd gathering for the pope. there's good reason to fear here. a grenade here is cheaper than a bottle of coca-cola. but the pope road through streets in the open popemobile unconcerned. on monday, pope francis visits a mosque. and also what's said to be the most dangerous part of

entire bay area officials low fifties in the east bank mid fifties and the stuff they were looking apostler 50s and the north bank with a mix of mid to upper 50s for the bay shoreline >>george: we're still tracking this one accident that has been with us since before the broadcast this morning south 680 at the border rolled off reprimands shut down likely will be in this another 45 minutes, train crews and rte. 16 and the drive times that means there was no increase in the drive times there was no slow to the out to my pants or even worse on on highway 43 antioch this morning that is indicative of to talk like traffic is off this ultimate drive times at 547 from dublin down to fremont. >>george: still condemn them to toe minute trip time as i get any better than that for the rich members a little traffic there was no backups or delays and for the ride to the golden gate bridge where are delay for an incident free, recounting on 101 saw the bond. >>anny hong: new video released yesterday showing the moment to leave enough to mr. mcdonnell's interaction the officer pursuing him before the sh

(pope speaking) nat sot italian vo: "i come"he said"as a pilgrim of peace and an apostle of mercy."(tracking shots s c along road)vo: the masses of people along his route from the airport may have cheered in adorationbut this is a place where danger lurks everywhere.(fighting footage)vo: the two year old civil war of moslems against christian has been violent in the extremeand torn the society apart.(un troops etc) vo: nine hundred french troops and three thousand un peacekeepers are hard-pressed trying to protect ordinary civiliansnever mind a prime target like the pope.o/c: the un troops have managed to cut down on crime and reduce the level of violencebut in a candid assessment of what pope francis is moving around intheir commander said bluntly'bangui is not securethat is a fact.'(pope in displaced persons camp)vo: francis spent time in a camp for several thousand of the nearly half a million people displaced by the fighting. (opening door)vo: in a gesture to underscore his call for peacefrarais opened a door in the main cathedralsym bolically beginning what the church calls a j

ambassador noted the sectarian nature of the foreign-policy especially with regards to see see the apostle in places like libya were turkey has been found to be in support of the groups. now, in trying to understand why this is happening behind the blame is being put on the western alienation of turkey into the eu, germans and french were the u.s. to the war in iraq alternatively we see a very much focused on the role of the person. but it's a sexy or in a more unstable and if only personally running a turkey that somebody else in the akp. for a while even people like the pre- minister and senior people in the party committed by somebody else from the movement we wouldn't have this problem. in other words, all of these explanations if you will assume that the project is not that our fundamental analysis was wrong but that something went wrong along the way. now i think what our study does is basically says that this is fundamentally wrong. that's all these explanations if you go underestimate and ignore the ideological which is very consistent with what you're seeing played out presently a

francis says his mission here is to be an apostle of the pope. >> the difference that this can bringuntry is any momentum to bring community to talk to each other. >> reporter: there is more violence than talking. security forces are everywhere for the first pope to visit a war zone. u.n. peacekeepers in full combat gear and armored personnel carriers among the cheering throngs. more than 6,000 people have died in the two-year conflict. francis's trip was lauded as a gesture of courage. the pope's trip here is marked by gestures of forgiveness and peace. two things the central african republic has seen very little of in recent years. at a refugee camp of christians, the pope was more pastor than pope trying to calm the desperation of some 400,000 people displaced within their own country. he blessed a youth prayer vigil, and heard confessions. a living example of mercy determined to push open the doors of peace. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> coming up, shocking details about just how bad crime in parts of mexico is getting as violence against catholic priests are now on the rise. >>>

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