this --ly shortened carthage must be destroyed.f we replace the word carthage with the phrase free market ideology, we could imagine pope francis using this line. popes do not usually use such language. popeps, we could say francis could say that free market ideology needs to be repealed and replaced. i have heard that in the last few years. in any event, we do not have to speculate at what he said. we can look at what he did say. this economy kills. some people continue to defend trickle down. which assume that economic growth encouraged right a free market will inevitability succeed in bringing about rater justice and inclusiveness in the world. this opinion which has not been confirmed expresses a naive trust in the goodness of those wielding economic power. he has repeatedly condemned the a dollar tree of the market. in a speech in bolivia that when capital becomes an idol, you get pain, death, and distraction and the stench of the dung of the devil. these are strong words. caseld like to make the that the pope's critique of fr

words, perhapsg a strong as carthage must be destroyed. his ideology is traditional, systemic, and anthropological. it is supremely traditional. but then it set the economy must be autonomous and shielded from hasuence of moral character led men to abuse the process and a thoroughly destructive way. pope john the second set the state of inequality between individuals and nations not only still exists, it is increasing. it is obvious that a fundamental defect or rather a series of , indeed a defective machinery, is at the root of contemporary economics and materialistic civilization, which does not allow the human family to break free from such radically unjust situations. onn paul to also said speaking of the poor and disadvantaged, it is not the question of eliminating the most serious needs here and there, but uncovering the roots of evil and proposing initiatives to make social, political, and economic structures more just pope paul the sixth condemned erroneous autonomy, a phrase -- we ran ace here symposium last year called erroneous

. >>> brian tyner is the fire chief in brian's hometown of carthage, north carolina. he joined the department at 16 and left after high school. >> he joined the marine corps and we waited to see him go. >> reporter: kyle's journey led him to maryland where he was promoted to corporal and was stationed at camp david. it's when a maryland state trooper, daniel rochelle believed kyle was headed tuesday night and he stopped on the shoulder of northbound lane 15 to help a driver who was stalled. >> the suspect vehicle went off the side of the road and struck corporal ferrell's pickup truck as well as striking corporal ferrell. >> ferrell died on the scene, but his life's journey to help and provide service to others won't be forgotten in carthage. the fire chief says the town will figure out how they can preserve the legacy of a young man who did so much in just 21 years. >> that was kyle, he was always helping somebody to lend a helping hand. >> they're considering ideas like a memorial or scholarship in his memory. in the meantime, maryland state police want anyone with

or another-- >> my mother's from carthage, which is-- >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the jackson area. my dad is from a little town called etta, which is oxford. >> gotcha. >> so understanding where they came from, moving to chicago to start a family and to raise us and to provide the opportunities that we had was just really astounding and-- and amazing in itself. >> what was the moment where you said, "i really want to go for this, and i think i can be successful." was there a moment? >> that's a very good question. i would say, as a junior, i was just about getting to the next tournament. you didn't see tennis the way you see it now. every day, looking on television, you're watching the pros and you can aspire to be that and knowing that it's a possibility. >> when i was growing up, i never knew that that was really a possibility. 'cause the environment that i grew up in was not a tennis environment, >> right >> so i didn't understand what being a professional was. i had a goal at 12 to be a professional, but i still didn't know what that meant and how to do it. and i was a young i

he's from carthage, north carolina. troopers are looking for a black tractor-trailer now that hauls cars with heavy damage on its right front side. they believe the tractor- trailer kept heading north on 15 after this deadly crash. >>> right now we're following up on reports of flooding related to last night's heavy rain. >> as howard has been telling us all morning long, some communities saw several inks of rain last -- inches of rain last night between 2 and 5. nikki burdine joins us live from georgetown with more. >> reporter: this is usually an area that sees a lot of flooding pretty easily, especially with all the rain we got yesterday in that short period of time. not a lot of problems to tell but right now. i do have to tell you with all the standing water that's been left behind and higher waters, there have been a lot of mosquitoes out here. i am getting eaten alive. that will hopefully not be a problem for you at home and it's certainly not a problem for these rowers out here enjoying their morning and getting

. >> reporter: brian tyner is the fire chief in carthage, north carolina, where kyle grew up and joined the department at just 16 years old. >> down to earth. he was a great guy. do anything for you and that's why people wanted to join the fire department to help people. >> reporter: that's why tyner says kyle joined the marines where he was promoted to corporal just last year. it's also why tuesday night in the midst of a rainstorm, trooper daniel rochelle with the maryland state police say corporal ferrell pulled over. >> at that time corporal ferrell in his personal vehicle pulled behind that disabled vehicle to see if he could render any aid. >> reporter: trooper rochelle says kyle got out of his car and was walking on the northbound shoulder on highway 15 and was just feet away from the stranded driver. >> the suspect vehicle went off the side of the road and struck corporal ferrell's pickup truck as well as striking corporal ferrell. >> reporter: a 21-year-old man who dedicated his life to service died trying to do just that, but if you ask those who knew him best, they'll tell yo

jack, you might share with the audience what we went how to as a result of the folk festival in carthage, massachusetts and what it wag like to be on the receiving end of the kansas city star's -- >> several people here who were there, including the organizers, and it was -- theirs is the way -- you're right. that was an opening salvo in the kansas city star's war on tradition. and there was a folk festival, and apatriotic, pig squealing contest and hundreds of booths. >> goat roping, too. >> of course. what would a patriotic picnic be without goat roping. dwight and i were any n attendance other, people were there. the organizers were there. they were ruined -- suffered badly. >> i was down there visiting my clients and my friends who put on the festival. >> right. i was there selling apocalyptic videos about y2k because al gore told me to the world was coming to an en. and i wanted to take advantage of that. so, they went weren't going to have much use after that. so there were clubs of booths and in one booth, the copy of meinkampf was being sold. so then the next day, on sunday, the

a 21-year-old from carthage, north carolina, he was going north of u.s. 15 back to camp david in the middle of tuesday's heavy rains. when he saw a motorist stranded on the side of the highway. ferrell pulled in behind in his nissan pickup to help. and was stank next to his car when -- standing next to his car when the driver of another truck swerved off the road and slammed into ferrell and the side of his truck. >> i would say he definitely knew that he hit something. >> reporter: it would have made a loud noise. >> a big bump to the truck that he was driving. >> reporter: two witnesses saw the hit and run driver stop briefly about 100 feet up the road. but the witnesses were so busy trying to save the injured marine, they are unable to provide a great description of the vehicle. they think it was a heavy duty dark colored dual axle pickup like this. with a car carrier with a couple of vehicles in it hitched to the bed of the truck. >> there's probably going to be some damage to the passenger side of the pickup truck as well as some dabble tetramer. >> reporter: police are now acti

if we replace the word carthage with the case free market ideology, we can imagine pope francis using the most famous of cato's lines. popes don't usually use such language as the verb to destroy. perhaps we could say pope francis could say that free market ideology needs to be repealed and replaced. i have heard that phrase in the last few years. but in any event we don't have to speculate about what he has said. we can look at what he has said. i'll borrow on some of the same quotes that president garvey did. "this economy kills. some people continue to defend trickle-down theories which assume that economic growth encouraged by a free market will inevitably succeed in bringing about greater justice and inclusiveness in the world. this opinion which has never been confirmed by the facts expresses a crude and naive trust in the goodness of those wielding economic power and in d workings of the ." heiling economic system has repeatedly condemned the idolatry of the market. he has said in the speech to which president garvey referred to, when capital becomes an idol, you get pain, deat

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if we replace the word carthage with the case free market ideology, we can imagine pope francis using the most famous of cato's lines. popes don't usually use such language as the verb to destroy. perhaps we could say pope francis could say that free market ideology needs to be repealed and replaced. i have heard that phrase in the last few years. but in any event we don't have to speculate about what he has said. we can look at what he has said. i'll borrow on some of the same quotes that president garvey did. "this economy kills. some people continue to defend trickle-down theories which assume that economic growth encouraged by a free market will inevitably succeed in bringing about greater justice and inclusiveness in the world. this opinion which has never been confirmed by the facts expresses a crude and naive trust in the goodness of those wielding economic power and in d workings of the ." heiling economic system has repeatedly condemned the idolatry of the market. he has said in the speech to which president garvey referred to, when capital becomes an idol, you get pain, deat

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