inscribed in the canons of the church. to be in the church for ever. >>> there's a book called the roman martyrology the official book that has all of the lessons in the sense of the church and a summary of the lives and all have a day on which they are recognized and celebrated in the mass and also the liturgy of the hours. >>> even today over celebrating the st. today? >>> john the baptist is being celebrated his be heading he appears twice in the church calendar the first time is on his birthday in the second time today we recognize his be handing his martyrdom he is not because stink stephen the first murder but john the baptist is really murder even before him. >>> of course as the process of canonization but there is an understanding perhaps the meth if you are murdered her automatically sent is that true >>> you are in reality it go directly to have been and all those in heaven are saints were ordered for the faith. either of two types of martyrdom is murdered him for hatred of faith from the one who kills them hate

law and the catholic church and he is a canon lawyer talking about since. we talked about the process there declared venerable placid and it is a long process and people that way to be a saint have to do a lot of work for you to get there and wants to declared a saint there are relics now tell us about that. >>> relics are various classe'' the first-class record actual body parts of the st. bone hair and things like that and believe it or not these things register read it two churches and their health and relic reliquaries things to display them. there's there is no magic involved with rolex but it is a reminder to st. and the virtues the years she lived in his life and it's a way of being physically closer to what was once the body of the st. program demotion and also second-class relicts and third class relics that and not the body parts that things the sink may have used could be a pen or their clothing and other things the man touched some people hold these things close as well as the critic connection to the sense that they're devoted to >>> in earlier

his upcoming short film is part of canon's project imagination.ome, jamie foxx. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're going to make them pregnant if you keep doing that. >> yeah, i don't need no more kids. >> jimmy: i feel you need a t-shirt cannon wherever you go. imaginary t-shirt cannon. there's no guest that makes a better entrance than you do, i have to say. you're number one. you'll never be topped. >> i appreciate that. i'm tired after this show. >> jimmy: i think you're exhausted right now. >> you know, i got a confession to make. you remember the last time i was here, what happened? >> jimmy: what happened? >> my lamborghini wouldn't start. >> jimmy: that's right. >> i was being all cool, had my shades on, people asking for autographs, not now, i'm jamie foxx and i have to go in my lamborghini, don't you see that? get away from the car. right, i went out to the lot, and cleto was giving you a jump. >> yeah, he's trying to jump my lam b lamborghini with -- what was it, you had a dodge -- >> cleto: challenger.

the canon did denies his campaign is struggling. >>> ipad a very practical campaign, its telling a very good job. i want to make it very clear, i want to help 100% of the american people. >>> a former republican campaign strategist says romney has to change the subject to regain. >>> said the really different to remind people why he's running for president. >>> new number shows the californian i unemployment rates still hybrihigh. it is still well above the national unemployment rate which is 8.1. a fantastic five for the space shuttle endeavor. it was all the the golden gate bridge to twin peaks. the shuttle as part at lax. why we >>> when endeavor touchstone, piggyback aboard the 747 it was a pitcher arrest landing. and the man at the control of the beef 747 new it was special. >>> first of all, wow. were you aware of the crowd still below? >>> we were. pretty much all the way from florida we saw people light up. >>> but everything was cordgrass, perfectly planned. endeavor was the with a round of applause. an enthusiastic crowd at lax. every was at to and also lost for words. a speci

it's not part of the canon, not part of the 27 books of the new testament. >> reporter: where did itfrom? the papyrus belongs the a private collector who wishes to remain anonymous. a preliminary examination by experts say it looks to be consistent between the third and fourth centuries. the rest, what happened to it? king says based on the condition it may have been discarded with only this heap salvaged from a garbage heap. this fragment doesn't offer a definitive conclusion, says king. >> this fragment, this new piece of papyrus evidence does not prove that he was married, nor does it prove he was not married. we have the earliest reliable historical tradition is completely silent on that. so we're in the same position we were before it was found. we don't know if he was married or not. >> reporter: perhaps a phenomenal new clue, or perhaps just a scrap of ancient text. all of this comes as the church looks at present-day issues like should priests be allowed to marry? should women be aloud to serve as priests? and there is a lot of fascination because we know so much about the bi

they checked a canon designed to detonate mines. >> translator: the persnulf is important for japan. we believe it will enhance mutual trust with other participating countries. >> iranian commanders have repeatedly said they will block the strait of hormuz. >>> a russian foreign ministry official has expressed concern about a plan to deploy a second early warning radar system in japan. defense chiefs agreed to expand another radar. the system has been deployed in northern japan. it's capable of detecting ballistic missiles. they want to counter possible missile threats from north korea. a foreign ministry official urging the u.s. to ensure that the installation will not harm the interest of other snanation. russian leaders have criticized the u.s. for expanding miskisil in europe. >>> the civil war in syria is starting to affect people in the golan heights. syrian residents were united in their support for the government of assad but divisions have begun to emerge. >> reporter: arabs are determined to keep their identity as syrians under israeli occupation. they refuse to adopt israe

perimeter fence, undeterred by the yemen security forces who tried to keep them back, with water canons the crowds pushed forward, and managed to get inside the embassy parking lot. smashing windows, torching vehicles, using a forklift to do even more damage. this time, the u.s. embassy was prepared, staff was moved to a safe location, nobody was hurt. in cairo, another embassy under siege, but egyptian authorities are finally taking action. riot police battled demonstrators all day. more than 200 were overcome by tear gas. as the air burned, protesters told me their goal was to get to the cairo embassy and get revenge. why, i asked? because the united states has insulted the prophet, they screamed. repeated u.s. statements that washington has no a fillingation with the offensive movie are being sparked here. and egypt's new president is not doing much to calm it. president mohamed morsi says he objects to the protests, but denounces the attacks on the foreign embassies. egypt needs the west, they're looking for 5 billion in loans from the international monetary fund, the protests are s

. >> it is at geary, then pine up octavia, over the california, down the canon, to pine again, to scott, back to bush, down to presidio, down to coast, broderick, and then it goes to church, masonic -- to turk, masonic -- >> so and that's geary, up to california to sixth avenue to lake street to 25th avenue, back to california, and then west of 32. >> just an observe. know we have been struggling with the deviation between one and two for many weeks now. i know we had many discussions around the cathedral hill border but the numbers are district five is over deviation by 2%. i'm not necessarily proposing anything. it's just an observation there may be population within 55.2 border if the task force members are continuing to think or struggle with the 1-2 deviations. >> the pros poll as, we will take them one at a time but the is to reverse the 64 population decision. the second would be to go to the 25th avenue block. everyone clear on the questions? >> yes. apologize. >> can i ask the implication of creating an assembly district for the purposes of 64 people on the median? >> it's just

en yemen, mra policÍa disparÓ al aire y lanzÓ caÑones de agua. para dispersar a los manifestantes.ro, telemundo. >>> entre tanto el papa benedicto xvi, llegÓ a el lÍbano como peregrini de la paz. esta es la tercera visita de un papa a ese paÍs. vanessa tiene los detalles de esta visita. >>> asÍ fue recibido el papa benedicto xvi esta maÑana, su llegada a beirut. el presidente del lÍbano, le dio la bienvenida en medio de altos honores. niÑos con flores y cientos de personas con banderas blancas. >>> imÁgenes que contrastan con lo que ocurre en trÍpoli. a 50 millas al norte de beirut. donde decenas de musulmanes, arrancaron los carteles de bienvenida y gritaron consignas en contra del pontÍfice. el papa llega como peregrini de paz y harÁ un bla mado a la unidad del medio oriente en una regiÓn convulsiÓn nada indignados como muchos musulmanes por un video filmado california, que asegura interpreta al profeta mahoma. >>> nada que tiene que ver con dios el profeta puede ser recht do visualmente. >>> los actores en el corto estÁn escandalozado cindy lee garcÍa, actriz y que partos ci po'

the ended at the corner of haze and beau canon. the suspect grabbed a woman's ipad. during the police chase the suspect slammed into several cars including a minivan seriously injuring that driver with flying debris. >> it was heartbreaking and sad to see this go on in the community. >> now the boy is expected to make a full recovery. three people were arrested and police insist they did not overreact to a stolen backpack. they say the city has been hit hard. >>> a man was found shot to death inside a car. they were called to the district shortly after 6:30. they found a young man in a car who had been shot multiple times. so far there is no word of any motives or arrests. it appears the victim was targeted. >>> 4:32 is the time right now and a man is in police custody after walking into a san jose law office with a handgun. it happened at 5:45 yesterday evening. the man was barricaded inside for two hours until police convinced him to come out. so far no excuse for his actions. >>> they are holding a safety march into response to the rising crime in the city and tha

the second day, the furious protesters tried to burn the american flags as riot police fire water canonsts can be heard. why? because they say the u.s. is not doing enough against the makers of the now famous anti-islam video. and in sudan, protesters turned their rage on the british and german embassies. those countries had nothing to do with the video, but the foreign western powers, they believe, that is enough. in cairo, the government called off massive planned demonstrations. the president went on television to urge calm. but clashes continue. >> this has moved beyond the demonstration of an offensive video. it is an opportunity for radicals in many countries to express their anger with the united states. and they have learned from watching each other that the u.s. outposts are not as protected as they thought. i asked why the clashes are continuing, even though u.s. officials have criticize the video. not enough, they say. that the response from the united states was late? >> obama, all of your government, it was very late. >> reporter: so all of this is because the response was l

tear gas, along with water canons, were used to control crowds in indonesia, the world's largest muslim-populated country elsewhere, they threw cocktails. and in lebanon, they peacefully marched through the streets, men, women and children, and the leader of hezbollah came out, calling on the protesters to protest against what he calls america's attempt to sew strife between christians and muslims. but nato has more to worry about, over the weekend, eight service members were killed in taliban-claimed attacks, six were americans four americans were killed on sunday, in yet another attack as they came to the assistance of police officers only to find that the guns were pointed at them. >> this is a widespread, major threat to our strategy, the recognition that the withdrawals going on in this short run, you have got to be prepared to live with a new reality in afghanistan. >> reporter: according to our pentagon concept, jim miklaszewski department of defense has halted most joint-u.s.-afghan operations until they can find a way to quell this alarming trend that has already cost 51 coalition lives

electronics maker canon will halt operations at its factories for a day. mitsubishi chemical holdings will close operations at its beijing office. consumer goods company lion has decided to temporarily shut down a factory on monday and tuesday. supermarket kahne ion closed five of its outlets on monday. demonstrators caused serious damage in shindau on friday. the demonstrations have also forced a delegation of japanese business leaders to cancel part of a china tour later this month. the japan/china economic association plans to send the largest ever group of business leaders to china. about 170 people will arrive saturday for a week-long tour. the delegates plan to visit beijing, shanghai province as part of an exchange program. but say the government asked them to postpone the visit saying it's difficult to ensure the business people's safety. they'll study events in china before deciding whether to proceed with the visit to beijing and shanghai. meanwhile the chinese state run radio says chinese fishing boats are red for waters around the disputed isla

panasonic, canon, all having to hold production for now.he credit ratings agency has said that the credit level of these companies could be a risk. platinum, which is used in catalytic converters, platinum prices have fallen. this is what some of the japanese experts have told me about the situation. >> the real undertone of the situation is that the chinese authorities are trying to divert the attention of the wealth disparities or the slow down the economy into these external issues, which is a typical methodology adopted by imperialism. dependst forget, china on not having rivals in the economy. it is only one-tenth of that of japan, meaning we are still in a situation where we are coupled to each other, rather than being rivals. >> no one is talking about japanese companies withdrawing investment from china, but for a long time given the anti- japanese sentiment, they may rethink investing in china again. >> fedex, the cargo carrier? >> the mood in corporate america is increasingly downbeat. we will have the confirmed very soon by fedex

in yemen police used water canons to hold off protesters who earlier climbed over the embassy's iron gate. fresh anti-american demonstrations also broke out in iraq. >> there is no justification, none at all, for responding to this video with violence. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton appealed for calm and expressed to the muslim world that the film in question does not represent the s. government. >> this video is disgusting and reprehensible. >> reporter: the state department is bracing for even bigger protests following friday prayers in the middle east. thursday president obama said he'd ordered all the necessary steps to protect americans abroad. tuesday night violence at the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya left four americans dead including ambassador chris stevens. libyan authorities reported that they have made some arrests. >> i saw those press reports before i came down. i was not able to confirm them, but obviously it would be a good thing if we're starting to move forward on the justice piece. >> reporter: the fbi open an investigation as officials try to

completely buffeted by two large oceans and has you know very friendly relations with its two neighbors canon mexico and so this way. you know if there is conflict in the asia pacific this will enable us to maintain its leadership position for a very long time if if the asian countries can't work out their differences if they can't work out their differences then we will continue to see american hegemony in the pacific do you agree or disagree with that statement. i agree that it's work what's happened is that the. countries. in china's perforate have basically align themselves more with the u.s. because of these conflicts and i also want to agree with and that. let me put it as the same thing as i lay different way the american narrative that all these problems are caused by the rise of china and by. chinese assertiveness. is is worsening the conflict and not helping it china is overreaching but japan is overreaching and and the philippines and vietnam are overreaching and by a by a not playing a referee's role instead by saying one side is always right and the other side is always wrong the

now i can make a laser canon death ray if i want. >> the key is capital economics for machine tools were so high the only places to get them were in places that would tell you what you were going to do on those machines, large institutions, governments, educational institutions and companies. and imagine you are an electrical engineer and every day at 5:00 p.m. the tools you have been trying to learn how to use have been taken away from you and put in a closet. you are told togo home and drink a beer and watch television. those days are over. now an engineer can use the tools. >> does it tend to be hobbiests or people doing start-up projects? >> it ask all over the map. we have learned that most americans actually like to make things. there was a research study done that chose 64% of americans like to make things. hobbiests, entrepreneurs, artists, tinkerers, students, a research science from nasa working on a satellite next to an artist who just graduated. >> are you creating a place for it can be their main work place. >> we have three consultants that will help you do the design work.

nissan, honda, toyota and mazda, along with other japanese businesses like sony, panasonic and canon,ll closed their chinese plants to protect workers during the demonstrations which started over the weekend. the protests are in reaction to a dispute between china and japan over several islands near taiwan. the affected businesses face major short-term losses. >> susie: our national debt and how to pay for it is center stage in washington. earlier this month, the treasury department announced the national debt topped $16 trillion, but what does that number actually mean for the country's bottom line? as darren gersh kicks off our look this week at the national debt, he says it's more complicated than you might think. >> reporter: for this story, i'm going to ask you to focus on three numbers-- 11.3 trillion, 4.8 trillion and 16.4 trillion. why 11.3 trillion? it's the amount of money the federal government owes to the public. that's people who hold u.s. treasuries in their mutual funds and governments like china that buy our debt. debt held by the public is the number that markets focu

they believe in an open canon and that god continues to speak to prophets today. >> they believe in continuing revelation. they have three other books, the book of mormon, the pearl of great price and a book called doctrines and covenants, and evangelical christians would never accept that those books are inspired or the word of god or are prophetic. >> so i oen say that the bad news about mormonism is that they believe in continuing revelation. the good news about mormonism is that they believe in continuing revelation. they might actually, in continuing revelation, begin to modify and alter some of the things that they see themselves as having received in earlier revelation. >> reporter: mormon theology has changed over the years after church prophets have received new revelations. it wasn't until the 1970s that the church allowed blacks to hold the priesthood. and the church's policy allowing plural marria wasbanded the 1890s after a prophetic revelation. >> a lot of americans are suspicious of mormons over the issue of polygamy, which should have gone away a long time ago. but the problem

. >>> japanese coast guard ships used water canons against taiwanese fishing boats. chinese and japanese officials are meeting in an attempt to keep tensions from escalating. >>> here at home, things are back to normal at dulles airport outside washington. two parking garages were closed last night as police investigated a bomb threat. nothing was found in those garages. they've been reopened. several flights were delayed during the investigation. >>> north carolina authorities used a helicopter and bloodhounds to search for a convicted killer who walked away from a state prison farm. james j. ladd was first noticed missing monday morning. but the public wasn't notified until five hours later. >>> a wind-driven wildfire in southern california is being blamed for at least one death. firefighters found the victim in a burned-out house in san diego. 20 homes have burned to the ground, 10 others have suffered damage. more gusty winds are expected today. >>> and time, now, for the weather from across the nation. thunderstorms from oklahoma to ohio. rain could move in by t

now they're having elections which could be a referendum on independence and catalonia is a very canonical important region to spain were responsible for a fan of the g.d.p. so how do you see what appears to be the growing dissension in spain impacting both the country's ability to manage its economic crisis but also its borrowing costs well as thing is reconcile the keys with catalonia and spain is like. euro zone problem you have a really rich and prosperous region. as potentially viable i was spending. as an independent country so frankly it's a question of transfer as you're asking the richer more prosperous got to learn the ins to foot the bill for the rest of the country to some extent i think it's indicative of the fact that spain which is a massive country in administrative really a collection of a very very independent very free and autonomy as regions as having. pushing through a stereo be. and. in terms of volatility and the question of whether it is government and spain can keep it together during very taxing the very difficult times for the country on the verge of a proper bai

rogers recently said he's interested in buying into the russian ruble so gay gree of from russia's new canonic school says it could prove profitable. in the economy like russia currency is a function or gave the outflow price both things are very volatile so it's ok that profitable as well it does much it would be much worse if central banks defend that there will or or kept it from appreciation i think it's very good it will be determined by the market russian this is so generally known that it and as i said the russian government they realize the potential of russian economy will be a capital of the floor and those who come first will make a lot of money and that i think is understood but you rogers. russia's top ten lender p. as b. will go public the bank will reportedly offer up to thirty percent of its shares in moscow and london by mid october raising around half a billion dollars it follows a similar move by russia's top lenders to burbank whose offer was twice over spot. and you are all up to date on all the latest here from the business desk see you back here in fifteen minutes our in

same with canon and the dog sniff cases.they have left for me the important cases involving race and, so thank you, guys. there is a big college affirmative action case. you probably read about it. this is the latest iteration of an old question, can the government come in this case a state university gave an advantage to a student because of his or her race, to give sort of advantage to black or hispanic students in the interest of diversity, changing the university orders that violate the rights of the civil rights student that says i was denied equal protection of the law. the interesting twist in this case in which you really should watch is the question of a so-called race neutral alternatives. about 15 years ago, 1987, a federal appeals court in texas had said, you may not use race for affirmative action at the university of texas. the state legislature coming mexican-american women sponsored a bill, signed into law by then governor george bush and said the state is going to grant automatic admission including ut austi

it ended where the suspects crashes at haze and beau canon. one of the suspect's grabbed a backpack and then he jumped into the getaway car. then the suspect slammed into several cars including one mini- van seriously injuring another driver and the debris hit a little boy at the playground. >> i was scared, you never know if there are guns in this neighborhood. i ran into one of the stores, and i thought i don't need to see it, i just want to be safe. >> the boy is expected to make a full recovery we are told. three people were arrested but they did not overreact. >> they say the city has been hit by a string of robberies. >>> officers say they found a young man inside a car who had been shot multiple times. his name has not been released and so far there is no word of a motive or any arrests. it does appear the victim was targeted which is what investigators are saying. >>> the latest crime spike is the reason behind the event. it begins with a rally in march up and down south 1st street. organizers want the city to know they want something