in our catholic church has the right to insure the catholic faith is taught and up hp held in the schools. but for a pastor to deny young weapon the ability to serve as alter girms as example, as we celebrate womens history month completely discredits what young women have brought to had catholic church. this is the point we should look to include people and encourage people to be part of the community, not exclude them. i think most parntsly as weez heard from people tonight to require teachers to sign a contract and to afirm and believe many of the practices the church discouraged is evil crosses the line. disageeing with the teachings doesn't mean i or anyone here isn't a catholic or bad catholic, but disagrees and has a caujss that tells them otherwise. plike many people talked about i don't know what to say whether they are teachers parents or student who believe in those values as well. what do we say to the teachers that are part of the lgb community or the friends who are part of the lgb community? insuch we stand up for everyone. we stand up for the community and honor and embrac

if someone asks me why i'm catholic because my parents was catholic. i believe in the body, blood, soul, and definety of jesus christ. i want everyone else to understand that. i live this life and i go and minister to so many people. i ministered last week to a 17- year-old young man in one neighborhood were one of his friends had just been murdered. i said how are you living today brother, he said day by day. he said today was a good day, nobody got killed. i'm trying to get to my 18th birthday. i went to visit an 5-year-old with cancer. she was a shamed because her head was bald. i said i'll be back in 30 minutes. i have not had my head cut this low since i was in the military. i said, guess what, look i did this for you. i will come see you. i don't want to put her name out there. i will pray for her and go back and visit her and her family and say we are here. >> you're walking, responding, and listening to the holy spirit no matter were you are. we'll talk about what that means on a practical level but also what that means on a spiritual level. ho

in our catholic church has the right to insure the catholic faith is taught and up hp held in the schools. but for a pastor to deny young weapon the ability to serve as alter girms as example, as we celebrate womens history month completely discredits what young women have brought to had catholic church. this is the point we should look to include people and encourage people to be part of the community, not exclude them. i think most parntsly as weez heard from people tonight to require teachers to

our catholic church most certainly has the right to make sure our faith is taught in catholic schools and students are taught. however, for a pastor to deny girls to serve as alter girls, and discredit the contribution women make in our church, in my opinion, we should be intrusion to make young boys and girls, men and women to do more. -- the teachers should have to do outside of the school and many quote on quote grateful evil crosses the line. homosexual relations and reproductive, i question these teechgs. it doesn't mean i'm not catholic or i'm a bad catholic but that my informed knowledge tells me over wise. i certainly do not know what to say to the teachers of are over the lg b t communities in our schools. i know so many.what about the teachers who have brothers, sisters, friends or close relatives who are members of the lg b t or have reproductive --. we stand up for and support or lg b t community and honor and celebrate those who choose to bring life into this world. it's particularly challenging that these events are coming at a time when so many people inside and outside

as well as catholics. in fact i just came from a reading in austin texas into somebody got up and said why do non- catholics like him better than catholics. [laughter] and we said they be it's because he reminds some people of jesus. >> your first book he was also incidentally about st. francis so i was wondering did you have the chance to think of pope francis? >> the question is what would he think of the francis. he was a great democrat. it's like blowing your nose. you may not give it a very well that you have to do it your self. [laughter] i think that he would recognize the spirit of pope francis wants to be with the people. they felt they were in danger of but many thought that they didn't support him enough. when he became the archbishop he would take the bus and go and say i want the priests to get out there. i admire him. >> you begin by saying that they are particularly addicted to the doctrine. but the doctrine isn't going to disappear from the catholic church. we do it reflexively it just happ

archbishop [inaudible] used the catholic religion for haet speech. he says love and acceptance only belongs in the schools for those that are deemed worthy and that st. isn't right or just. we'll ask the arch bishal to retract the changes and ask you to support this resolution >> next speaking, please.

remembering this poor boys who were also catholic.he knew this strikes me as idealizing. >> a moment. >> it really was for me. i think he was formed by an ecclesial lutheranism that argued a reform movement internal to the universal catholic church. by the late 80s neuhaus came to the conclusion that this account of lutheranism was in the severe minority. so it really was a branch of american constitutionalism it is no longer as teddy roosevelt predicted, but i don't know how many there are currently. [inaudible] >> there we go eight or 9 million. >> well. >> a lot more. >> that is one. and i 1. and i criticize to a degree for emphasizing the theological and ecclesial reasons for why he converted over and against the political and theological. >> and i was not persuaded by this. by the late 80s neuhaus realize the full account of democratic life anti- communism would be against -- in cold war terms, any attempt to demonstrate democracy finding in political terms the arguments were being made by catholics and the catholic church, john

it is simply saying if you are a catholic teacher in a catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and catholic doctrine says abortion is wrong and that homosexual marriage is wrong. >> we call an more students in catholic schools to come out and oppose this archaic way of teaching. it's starting here in san francisco and it's going to spread. we are saying our bishop has no right to have this imposed in catholic schools. >> reporter: the morality clause has caused a backlash. a peitition was started online opposing it. the clause is unwanted in this city and even state lawmakers are contemplating how they can stop it. international women's day commemorates the day when thousands of women marched through the streets of new york city demanding better pay, shorter hours and voting rights. nannette miranda nbc bay area news. >>> pope francis speaking to women's issues today. the pontiff addressed thousands in st. peter's square encouraging understanding and respect of women. activists say women have been traditionally marginalized in the catholic faith for centuries but the pope is stirri

so there are -- catholic.so there are these larger developments that were political, historical and cultural in nature, and demographic, and all of those alongside the ecclesial arguments the reason why by 1990 i am going to become as he put it i'm going to become the catholic i already was. [laughter] in other words, the world is changing i'm already there, now i realize the fullest version of this. he said nothing from his lutheran past that would sort of align with this is denied. this is the greater fulfillment of it. >> and out of this came the celebrated magazine. so there's take some questions if we have them. yes, sir. >> yes. father neuhaus was -- [inaudible] back in the day. >> where was that? >> right over there. >> on 14th. >> right near here. >> yeah. >> his sermons as well as a number of his public discussions. he obviously, was many different places religiously, politically in many terms and always searched for an internal core. we did -- [inaudible] for a good number of years now. what would yo

teacher you teach catholic doctrine. and catholic doctrine says abortion is wrong >> mike: and as for the teachers who oppose the morality clause >> if they're unable and unwilling to uphold we aren't losing anythingthey are welcome to leave >> mike: protestors, though - say that's unfair thinking >> i am opposed to the enslavement of anyone, anywhere >> mike: while protestors hope their fight marches on - members of the church hope the archbishop holds strong. in san francisco mike pelton, kron 4 news >> vicki: if you were trying to get around on the embarcadero by car, it was tough today. but for those who got out of their automobiles, the streets of san francisco were a little kinder and gentler. it's called "sunday streets". coming up at eight. the big incentive governor brown is offering colleges to improve graduation rates. plus.despite conservation efforts.water rates are going up. why water agencies say they have no choice. and next. a mother dies in car crash.but her baby survives after their car flips over into

it's our body. >> if you're a catholic teacher in the catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and it says abortion is wrong. catholic dock trip also says that homosexual marriage is wrong. it is against the church. >> teachers and staff are urging the archbishop to removal the morality clauses from the faculty handbook. >> california senator dianne feinstein is calling on hillary clinton to speak out about the controversy involving e-mails sent from her private account while she was secretary of state. president obama and others are talking. >> reporter: hillary clinton in the spotlight this weekend. >> chelsea and i did a little talk on snap chat. >> reporter: while the former secretary of state isn't taking question busy her decision to use a private e-mail account for government business her boss revealed not even he knew. president obama told cbs news how he found out. >> at the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. my policy is encourage transparency. that's why my e-mails from my black berry i carry around. all those records are available and archived. >>

alford: i guess a lot of us know that some of the cap leaders in catholic -- catholic leaders and catholic citizens were not enthusiastic for some of the programs lincoln had going. there was a new york friedmans register, a catholic newspaper which is interesting to read their complaints about lincoln and so forth. i did not see anything that let me to believe that was anything along the lines of that. i cannot improve upon the book "the lincoln murder conspiracies" where he compared those books. i agree with him where i do not see a catholic hand in this plot, if that is what you are asking. >> i never learned growing up, high school, college anywhere, that the u.s. broke diplomatic relations with the vatican in 1867 over the assassination and did not restore relations until 1984, or that the pope of the time of the civil war had written to and acknowledged jefferson davis as the illustrious honorable president to be confederate states of america. dr. alford: i just cannot comment on that. i do not know. >> ok. it is not taught in schools. i was curious. thank you. dr. alford: i was not

it's our body. >> if you're a catholic teacher in the catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and it says abortion is wrong. catholic dock trip also says that homosexual marriage is wrong. it is against the church. >> teachers and staff are urging the archbishop to removal the morality clauses from the faculty handbook. >> california senator dianne feinstein is calling on hillary clinton to speak out about the controversy involving e-mails sent from her private account while she was secretary of state. president obama and others are talking. >> reporter: hillary clinton in the spotlight this weekend. >> chelsea and i did a little talk on snap chat. >> reporter: while the former secretary of state isn't taking question busy her decision to use a private e-mail account for government business her boss revealed not even he knew. president obama told cbs news how he found out. >> at the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. my policy is encourage transparency. that's why my e-mails from my black berry i carry around. all those records are available and archived. >>

catholic colleges have a lot of muslim and baptist and indian students. the modern women's college has -- we are a modern institution and the women's colleges in fact 63% of all of the women's colleges that still operate as women's colleges are growing in the last ten years 63% grew. about 40 peek grew smaller. some surely will continue to go out of existence. but so will small liberal arts colleges. the main issue is not being a women's college but a small liberal arts college and location also counts. >> that was a tough challenge for sweet briar where it is you can't simply pick it up. it's 2,500 acres of loveliness and move it close to a subway line or a cool place to be. >> at sweet briar ten years ago there was an understanding and no official public announcement that the school needed to change course but we were not blind and we were aware what other womens colleges were doing, neighboring colleges. hollins expanded to be a university. randolph-macon as well. while the decision was devastating to me it wasn't a shock. wasn't something out of the b

many catholics, many catholics, many christians don't believe in homosexuality, don't think it is okayomeone voices their opinion they are attacked. it is not good. it good. it is not good. bill: what is the agenda? you are in hawaii, not impacted directly, not a student, a student, don't have kids in the school. are you just trolling the internet looking for trouble? >> i am not. a lot of people are upset. helping to sexualize that and make the.to the school. this is hate speech what speech, what you are saying is hurt people, offended people it took off. >> free speech is a double-edged sword. hateful things, the court of public opinion have stood -- happens to be an excellent judge, and you will be taken to task. bill: the question is what's next's. >> the school should hold some kind or estate. hate speech is wrong to my think we can all agree. bill: the question is, what defines a speech? i have to believe a catholic theology teacher talking about the 14th amendment and western civilization and natural law, to put that in league with hate speech, i think, is a stretch at best. may

he is utterly revitalized the fortunes of the catholic church.ure accomplishment over these to years. >> reporter: yet year three may test him. peeling back layers on vatican financial reform on holding bishops accountable for clergy sexual abuse and families that are not traditional. tjcusick is eager to hear francis in philadelphia. >> family life and what does that look like, the best way to connect people's faith. >> reporter: preparing for the world meeting of families, the archbishop paulea of the vatican sees the francis effect imply. >> pope francis is fan has particular. >> reporter: report on his first u.s. visit francis is said to be nerve bus speaking english. >> whatever his limits in english may be it has in the stop him from having a 90 percent a travel rating. >> reporter: more proof of that may ab tend answer where 2 million people are expect to attend. pat ciarrocchi, cw. three "eyewitness news". >>> and, of course, we have the latest on the poach's upcoming trip to philadelphia in september just head to cbs philly.com and click

the process requires a long complicated investigation by the catholic church. >>> time is 4:36. coming up persuaded to leave the cockpit. coming up at 5:00 the new details revealed about the final moments of the germanwings flight that crashed last week including the interaction between the two pilots. >> i saw a couple firefighters on the roof as one fell in and immediately put into park. >> after a break a hero everring incident caught on camera. >> right now we're looking at the bay area bridges and traffic is looking good on the san mateo bridge. >> after another weekend sunday, record setting highs, we do have a little change today. we'll see how that plays out on your monday forecast. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. ' gut wrenching moment caught on camera as a fresno fire captain fell through the roof of a burning garage. you can see the 25 year veteran has not yet been identified. he is walking up there when suddenly the roof collapsed sending him right into the flames and smoke below and neighbors were watching in horror. >> once they extracted the firefighters out of

clauses affirming they are in line with catholic doctrine. they say the clause reflect an antiquated view of the world. >> every human should be free -- [ indiscernible ] >> being lgbt is not immoral. >> 80% of catholic school teachers with 8 members of the california state assembly and three senators, the board of supervisors and the city attorney have all requested the clauses be removed. supporters argue it is reasonable for parents who send their children to catholic high schools to be sure their children will learn catholic teaching. >>> an inmate who slipped away from a hospital is on the run tonight. the man hunt and the specific town where he could be hiding. >> and trapped upside down in icy waters for 14 hours. the dramatic rescue of a toddler after a crash that killed her mother. and tourists from california arrested in iterally after they -- italy after they left their mark on the coliseum. >>> starting today there are new water restrictions for people in san jose, watering outdoors is only allowed before 8:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p

this year the catholic church is close to naming him a saint. the death of oscar romero stunned the world 27 years ago this week. pope francis declared romero a martyr. before he was killed, arch bishop romero wrote to pope john paul ii about the brutality in el salvador. no soldier is obliged to follow orders. obey your conscious. >> when a martyr hunter -- in all of this archbishop oscar romero has been the voice. he received a number of death threats but refused a bodyguard. saying a shepherd does not seek shelter for himself but for his flock. it happened yesterday. the priest was saying mass for a group of nuns. reportedly his last word was justice. >>> thousands of mourners gathered for arch bishop romero's funeral. a bomb exploded as he was speaking at the pulpit then the shooting began. here's our report from that day, march 30th. >> at least hundreds of people have been killed and hundreds injured. the riot started this morning for assassinated arch bishop oscar romero. 80,000 gathered to speak out strongly against violence but suddenly

of catholics abandoned the church in part over the hierarchy to condemn sexual abuses.what happened at this cathedral shows that many catholics are willing to wage the battle from within the church. they're testing the pope's perceived commitment to stamp out sex abuse in chile and beyond lucia newman, chile. >> let's go back to david in london. he's got more news from europe. >> you list, thank you very much. the german courts jailed three people for allowing and supporting a group affiliated isil the islamic state in iraq and the levant. they would say that for four and a half years for spending several weeks at a training camp in syria in 2013. the other two defendants were arrested the same year trying to take supplies into syria. a senior russian official say 1500 men and women were russia's north can can you kay cuss were fighting isil. >> there are those who are making the most for the taste of the fish far from the shores of the faroe island. >> when russia banned certain imports from the european union in response to sanctions over ukraine, the salmon farming f

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alford: i guess a lot of us know that some of the cap leaders in catholic -- catholic leaders and catholic citizens were not enthusiastic for some of the programs lincoln had going. there was a new york friedmans register, a catholic newspaper which is interesting to read their complaints about lincoln and so forth. i did not see anything that let me to believe that was anything along the lines of that. i cannot improve upon the book "the lincoln murder conspiracies" where he compared those books. i agree with him where i do not see a catholic hand in this plot, if that is what you are asking. >> i never learned growing up, high school, college anywhere, that the u.s. broke diplomatic relations with the vatican in 1867 over the assassination and did not restore relations until 1984, or that the pope of the time of the civil war had written to and acknowledged jefferson davis as the illustrious honorable president to be confederate states of america. dr. alford: i just cannot comment on that. i do not know. >> ok. it is not taught in schools. i was curious. thank you. dr. alford: i was not

alford: i guess a lot of us know that some of the cap leaders in catholic -- catholic leaders and catholic citizens were not enthusiastic for some of the programs lincoln had going. there was a new york friedmans register, a catholic newspaper which is interesting to read their complaints about lincoln and so forth. i did not see anything that let me to believe that was anything along the lines of that. i cannot improve upon the book "the lincoln murder conspiracies" where he compared those books. i agree with him where i do not see a catholic hand in this plot, if that is what you are asking. >> i never learned growing up, high school, college, anywhere that the u.s. broke diplomatic relations with the vatican in 1867 over the assassination and did not restore relations until 1984, or that the pope of the time of the civil war had written to and acknowledged jefferson davis as the illustrious honorable president to be confederate states of america. dr. alford: i just cannot comment on that. i do not know. >> ok. it is not taught in schools. i was curious. thank you. dr. alford: i was not

. >> does the premier catholic church in san francisco have a confession to make. the homeless trying to find shelter said that the church is using wat wither on to get rid of them. >> there's accusations that they are used well timed sprinklers to prevent the homeless from taking shelter at the land mark. we are live at the church with the story. >> reporter: homeless like to sleep in these covered doorways to protect themselves from the elements if you look up, you can see a spout. it sprays water on them while they sleep. >> i come here to sleep. >> reporter: this man slept outside the cathedral last night. he placed his sleeping bag near the main entrance to stay dry, under the covered doorways -- >> the water comes down like every 30 minutes. >> reporter: he said throughout the night water sprays from a spout above, soaking the homeless and their things. one person camping out came prepared with an umbrella. this morning we found damp socks and other clothing, the ground and stairs still wet. there are no trespassing signs on the walls the church will not tell

the new push to make him a catholic saint. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2.being shot in the line of duty over the weekend, a boston police officer is showing signing he will survive. john was shot at point-blank range friday night. it happened during a traffic stop. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. after having successful surgery to remove a bullet from his neck, his condition was upgraded to stable. >> the community, the police, the clergy all rallying together. >> officer moynihan is credited with saving a transit officer. >>> later today prosecutors are expected to wrap up the first phase of their case against accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the same jury that considers 30 charges against tsarnaev will hear additional evidence during the trial's second phase to determine if he is convicted and whether he will be sentenced to death or life in prison. three people were killed, more than 260 were hurt in that april 2013 explosion at the boston marathon finish line. >>> a peaceful march and vigil will be held in san franc

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catholic community in fishtown fighting for a historic church. >> a community stunned before a successful businessman shoots his wife and turns the gun on himself. the struggle to understand why is just beginning. walter is off and brian taff joins us this evening. the big story on "action news" is rare murder-suicide in quiet northampton township community. >> a long time philadelphia businessman shot and killed his wife ape then himself. "action news" reporter sken live at the scene. kenneth, you have the details tonight. >> brian and sarah investigators are still working to figure out the circumstances surrounding this apparent murder sued side. residents and friends say these are the neighbors that wanted a wife grandmother a long time philadelphia jeweler. it was a son-in-law that made the horrible discovery inside the holland northampton township home. an apparent murder-suicide on quiet limpa road in suburban bucks county. >> it's unbelievable we're trying to deal with it. >> investigators searched this split level home for clues but appears the 65-year-old husband shot and killed

. >> reporter: it was the closest thing to a lynch mob in the world's most catholic region.arlier this month enraged protesters in chile tried to prevent this father from being ordained as their new bishop. he is accused of covering up for his former mentor a notorious pedophile priest convicted by chilean courts and the vatican. >> translator: the pope has said be vary of evil and never commit the sin of silence in the face of it. >> reporter: he was one of the thousands who protested at the cathedral and continues calling for the pope to reabove baros. the bishop declined to speak to al jazeera but has denied any wrongdoing. an assertion refuted by his accusers. >> translator: each testimony we have given has been confirmed in time. what shocks me is it still necessary to convince some people of the truth. >> reporter: scores are calling for his removal like this father who says they are perplexed that the pope ignored their warnings. >> translator: knowing everything we know the only explanation is that the facts were presented to the holly father in a different light by

. >>> is it against catholic principles principles? at issue, a sprinkler system in the doorway of st. mary's cathedral meant to keep the homeless away. tass as it turns out, people have been getting soaked looking for a place to sleep for nearly two years. jodi hernandez is live with the apology and explanation. >> reporter: once this became public the san francisco archdiocese acted quickly. they insists that their aim has always been to help the homeless. they want everyone to feel welcome here at st. mary's cathedral, but that is not the message homeless people seeking refuge on the church's doorstep have been getting. you're looking at damp concrete the result of sprinklers turning on throughout the night in the doorways of st. mary's cathedral. the san francisco archdiocese says they installed them two years ago to deter the homeless and keep the grounds clean. >> it was obviously never the church's intention to actually dowse homeless people with water. >> reporter: but that's exactly what's been happening. and now that it's pub

>> they're not affected at all by the law, because the catholic church and catholic orphanage are not public accomodations. they have a requirement that you accept a certain corset of beliefs. what the holy roman catholic church teaches f not they don't have to do business with you. david: there have been orphanages though that have gone out of business as a result of being in states where they had more protection for gay couples. like massachusetts. >> i'm unaware of that although i wouldn't put anything past massachusetts, peoples republic. but the statute we're talking about here is for public accomodations like banks and restaurants and bakeries and florists things like that. that's where the supreme court has been very clear. you have the obligation to obey the general law of the land and a religious exemption from doing so will not wash. otherwise, people would assert religious exemptions as immunity for violating all sorts of laws as long as they could demonstrate they sincerely held the religious belief. so i think the statute is clearly unconstitutional. i feel badly for mike

the gathering centered on families and faith at a crucial time for the catholic church in america. >>how important is this whole event in terms of reenergizing the faithful here in america? >> it is enormously important. >> beginning in rome two decades ago, the world meeting of families has taken place in international cities every three years after pope john paul ii wanted to strengthen the bonds of the family unit across the globe. >> this is the first time the world meeting of families is being held in the united states and i don't think it's a coincidence. i think we need this right now and i don't think that you and i sitting here today can possibly imagine the impact this is going to have in the years to come. >> first, from september 22nd to the 25th, as many as 15,000 people are expected to attend numerous sessions large and small, at the pennsylvania convention center. >> the four-day congress here at the convention center is decidedly faith-based and catholic centric, but roughly 40% of the content during that week is designed to appeal to people of all faiths. >> we want t

. >> similarly saying if you're a teacher in the catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and it says that abortion is wrong that homo sexual marriage is wrong. >> we need to end it right now. the arch bishop has no right to have this imposed in catholic schools. >> rules and regulations on the peninsula? it could happen. and soon. we'll show you. >> plus what were they thinking? two californians deface the coliseum in rome. what they did that could cost them big money and their freedom. >> officers say they found a wounded man when they arrived at the scene. >> sit a controversy that could hang over a possible run for the white house. hillary clinton not talking about why she used her private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. many people are now pushing for answers and brian moore has the latest on the story from washington. >> pressure is mounting. >> what i would like is for her to come forward and say just what the situation is because she is the political figure right now. >> sporlters who want to see her run for president want the controversy out of the way. >> it

. >> a change of direction for a catholic church after a new outcry for homeless advocates. >> the catholic church accused of soaking people with water who were looking for shelter. >> they're accused of turning sprinklers on the homeless seeking refuge at the church. >> a lot of people are shocked by what was done and now the church is having a change of heart >> the catholic church does a lot of helping the needy and homeless, but that is not what people are talking about tonight if you look over my shoulder, you can see a dark spot inside is one of these sprinklers. last night, those sprinklers were keeping the homeless away. >> it's a solution that led to an image problem. >> we're sorry our intentions have been misunderstood and recognized that the method was ill conceived. >> the bishop didn't order sprinklers to be installed but today, answered problems after revelations for two years the church used them to douse homeless person who sleeps beneath. the archdiocese heard criticism from the homeless >> it's real bad. >> and from the mayor >> this makes your head spin a bit >> the unin

i'm catholic -- >> i also asked him. i was like you talked to the pope?> jon: i ask god for a lot of stuff and he says nothing. >> four nuns called him and he called back and left a mem on their answering machine. i asked if he would be willing to release the vatican bank's world war ii-era documents because those are still sealed. they give me a stiff-arm when i tried to get them. maybe not only reform it going forward but a little transparency going back. >> jon: well good luck with that. ( laughter ) incredible story. incredible. really well done. "god's bankers." it's on the bookshelves now. gerald posner everything. ( applause ) when you set out to find new roads, you obsess over perfection... evolve function... elevate form... and create the highest quality mid-sized sedan. chevrolet. the most awarded car company of 2014. right now, get zero percent apr financing for six years plus $1000 purchase bonus cash on this 2014 cruze. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪ ♪ sometimes the little things last the longest. give extra. get extra. we did i

that is why kid want to play in the catholic league.cs but you want to be challenge night in and night out. you want to be the best and play against the best. there is no nights off. it is true not a cliche. our kid eearn to establish that type of tempo and feeling when they played and when they got it together we are able to make that run and get to the opponent who was like a catholic or public league team in that they were really good and well coach and formidable opponent. >> i have been going every school. i have been playing against some of the best players. who is one of your best players i can play defense against or, you know, try my offensive skills. >> well, quincy you are a good communicator. you have some style. you have some swag. if you really want to see what you got you have to go autopsy begins stevey jordan. >> where is stevey jordan. >> are you stevey jordan. >> yeah. >> come on over. >> what grade. >> a junior. >> yes. >> what position to you play. >> point guard. >> well lets see your point guard skills can we see

the star of the sea catholic school came under fire after the school passed out catholic morale pamphlets on adult sex topics to children. >>> a mother and daughter in the hospital tonight after a driver hit them in a san francisco crosswalk. the the 5-year-old girl and her mom were crossing buckingham way north of san francisco state university when an elderly driver of an suv struck them. now the girl has life threatening injuries. the mom suffered a broken arm. the 86-year-old driver is cooperating with the investigation. at this point no charges have been filed. >>> san jose police are asking for help in finding this woman. she's suspected of robbing a 7-eleven at gunpoint tobaccoback in january. the woman is described as african-american between 30 and 49 years old with medium length straight hair. the armed robbery happened between monthry and center roads. >>> another hoe pry fool sexual discrimination case has hit the bay area. she's suing facebook for sexual harassment and racial discrimination. she said she was punished for tabing time off to vol tire at her child's school. as a

the process requires a long complicated investigation by the catholic church. >>> our time is 5:41.ill learning some new details about that intentional plane crash in france. coming up at 6:00 the flight transcripts that reveal what happened shortly before authorities say the co-pilot took that jet down. >> but first a fresno firefighter fell through the roof of a burning building all caught on video. up next the frantic moments that followed. >> headed to fremont this morning. you are using 680. it's not too bad but the problem is getting there. 580 is a mess. >> record highs on sunday will give way to cooler patterns today. we'll talk about what those records were. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it's tough to watch. it's a terrifying moment caught on camera. a fresno fire captain falling through the roof of a burning garage. take a look at this. when you see it, you can see the 25 year veteran firefighter who still has not been identified right there walking along the roof suddenly it collapses sending him right into the flames and the smoke below. and the neighbors watched all of this in horror. >> o

the morality clause applies to catholic high school teachers, and outlines church teachings that homosexuality, sex outside marriage, and abortion are evil. >> you can interpret the bible however you want but if it's going to further oppress people that needs to be opposed. >> vicki : while protesters hope their fight marches on. members of the church hope the archbishop holds strong. we're following breaking news tonight in san francisco. where a man was pushed on the tracks at a muni station. we will have a live report coming up. prepare to pay more for water. blame the drought for rising water rates. websites being hacked by isis. we'll show you the small businesses that say they've been compromised by the terror group. and the little baby who survived in a car submerged in cold water. why authorities think the toddler lived while his mother did not. >> vicki : a baby in utah is alive after police say she survived in a submerged car for fourteen hours yesterday. when police found the car it was upside down in an embankment. the young mother was dead in the driver's seat, but the baby had so

. ♪ >>> as i'm sure you are aware many of the world's catholics are about to celebrate holy week, butrn chile questions are being asked about pope francis's appointment of a bishop who is suspected of covering up for a pedophile. >> reporter: it may not have been a lynch mob, but it was the closest thing close to a scene inside a cathedral. earlier this month, engaged protesters in chile tried to prevent this father from being ordained as their new bishop. he is accused of covering up for his former mentor a notorious pedophile priest convicted by chilean courts and the vatican. >> translator: the pope has said be wary of evil and never commit the sin of remaining silent in the face of it. >> reporter: jose was one of the thousands who protested at the cathedral, and continues calling for the pope to remove baros. the bishop has declined to speak to al jazeera, but has denied any wrongdoing. >> translator: each testimony we have given has been confirmed in time. what shocks me is it's still necessary to convince some people of the truth. >> reporter: scores of chilean priests and dee

to be sure that their children will learn authentic catholic teachings. >>> new at 10:00 tonight anncement from apple that the company's shuttle drivers will be getting a big raise. shuttle drivers have been picketing saying they're under paid and overworked. some also voted to work the teamsters union. today an apple spokesperson said that the people that operate the commute shuttles will get a pay raise. and split shift will be getting a pay increase. >>> the ship is home ported in los angeles and will spend the year cruising from there to mexico and hawaii. here in the bay area san francisco board officials expect 82 visits this year by cruise ships, work on the carnival miracle is expected to be finished in just about 11 days. >>> thousands of people took advantage of today's weather to enjoy this sunday's first street event for 2015. a long stretch of the embarcadero was opened to traffic from san francisco wharf to 17th street. >> usually the embarcadero is wall to wall traffic. so it's nice to see when it's half for people and bicycles, people having fun and hanging out with

this new version also was concerned with the new position of catholics, juice, progressives -- catholics, jews, progressives, liberals. they opposed feminist, they supported prohibition, they supported the exclusion of catholic teachers teaching in public schools. they opposed the entry of the united states into the league of nation and on and on and on. all of this then. this new klan's response. this new klan was not only poor, white men and not at all exclusively southern. there's a strong movement in places like indiana. so, when we look at the rise of this new klan, what are we seeing? the places most likely to be hotbeds for the klan were places that were rural and were becoming more urbanized or more connected to the industrialized national economy. this makes sense because what kind of problems from their perspective, what kind of problems with that bring? ok? fear of labor unrest. maybe black migrations, looking for work, all of these parts of the rural society being brought into industrialized society. when we study the rise of the klan during this time we find that it caught h