once you take out the catholicity of a catholic institution, it's now secular.hey can go to secular and public institutions. >> laura: the lutherans do a lot. >> i'm sure the unitarians would love them. >> laura: they lutherans do a lot of resettlement as well. if they get a big federal grant. that's also an issue. in massachusetts, they basically did away with catholic adoptions, correct? and in other states, catholic adoption agencies are basically shut down because of these lawsuits, correct? >> it varies by state and some states the catholics have been willing to capitulate. this is not a settled issue, but if anything, the law is on our side, particularly with the states that they have those protections there. we've known about this for a long time. why isn't the catholic hostile continuing not to perform abortions? why is it that adoption agencies continue to insist on catholic doctrines? a federal or law. what you have your is the intent is to intimidate, to bully, to get them to capitulate so if you get -- massachusetts is not known for their strong cath

i think catholics tend to think they are already catholic. and rod, you are new at the job and talking about making the relationships, building relationships and showing opportunities for investment in true value, spiritual value. maybe you can tell us about what your current initiatives are and how people can get involved. >> for most at this time, there are a couple of things. when the arch bishop circle began 18 months ago -- it is really -- an entity in which persons can give money to projects and initiatives that are set forth by the archbishop himself. things that he deems to be priorities. in the current year, there are such things as giving to seminarians at the hispanic school leadership. stewardship is one of them. things of that sort. going forth, talking about and assistance fund for deacons and marketing for catholic schools as well as seminarians. it will always be a blend between current needs and future desires. >> i noticed there is a quarterly newsletter. very interesting stories for members of the circle. and on our topic o

thriller down to the last second it was roman catholic take the boys catholic league championship over bonner friend dee. a classic finish to a classic tradition. >> catholic league basketball in philadelphia one of the top basketball programs in the country whether it's new man, roman, ryan, judge, whatever it is. lasalle just the best. >> reporter: now, both the boys and the girls catholic and public league champions they are not done yet. all of the teams advance to the state regionals. iain. >> chris, thank you. >>> it's your chance to show your inner jason kelce. you don't have to dress up like a mummer. just grab a beer. it's for a good cause, seriously it is. actress heather locklear in trouble witness law. why police came to her home last night. ♪ ♪ >>> philadelphia eagles center jason kelce still making waves across the city. more than two weeks after that viral speech at the super bowl victory parade. today kelce teamed up with broken goblet brewing former eagle connor barwin for the release of a new brew that will also give back to the community. our brad sattin got the choi

-- byzantine catholic church of lady of phatama. fill us in what it means we have consecrated ourselves to her heart. i know you have byzantine icons. >> the heart in the biblical sense refers to the person himself or herself. and in this case our lady. her intimate, her unique self. no one else. mary, what is unique about her? the center and core of her interior life, of her love for god, wholehearted dedication to the mystery of her son. her love for us, the members of the body of christ. and so that love that obedience of faith, her memory, intellect, her will or her heart all of that is the treasure that we are invited through phatam to focus upon as a way to lead us ever closer to god. >> and let me ask you about the icons have you chosen to show. because these seem to have to do with her sorries, her pain. and explain that, please, if you will. >> in the second chapter of the gospel of luke inverse 19 and again inverse 51, our lady is described as holding, pondering, treasuring all of these things in her heart. the heart as i

i tell you something, i am a catholic girl, and i'm very proud of my catholic roots. the nuns have put in me the backbone and the value -- i went to boarding school in fifth grade. i was catholic educator from preschool through and i'm still being educated. i did not think it this age would be defending freedom of religion, which is a pillar of our constitution. we put together in a day and a half -- the young people call me and said we want to do a protest at the airport. another friend of mine said we will help you guys. we had 20,000 people in a day. and the airport cooperated with us. they let me get up in a package carrier and talk to them, and they said we get them to go home so we can reopen the airport? iople came together because called ahead of the airport and sent these kids want to organize this. what happened spontaneously was people from all walks of life -- you cannot believe this crowd. it was people from all over the state and people from all walks of life. because we did it in a way that respected each other. ,o i know what my values are and when the

it's the catholic league championship between bon derr prendie and roman catholic.h want was in the ground tonight. roman bite way won. >> reporter: they don't play on national television. they don't even get paid but the high school public and catholic leagues basketball championships at the palestra has become one of philly's best and oldest sports traditions. this is like the vatican of american basketball. people try to schedule games here that have never been here before it's a beautiful buildi building. >> john ingram saw him to see his daughter play her last championship name with neumann-goretti. that's her number 32. >> member cast united states. one of the, you know, hardwood classics that we have in the united states. it doesn't get any better than this. >> reporter: these young women from delco came to see their sister molly play for cardinal o'hara. >> this is like very high caliber basketball that's played here. in the city of philadelphia. definitely. so it's exciting. >> reporter: and it was o'hara who captured the girls catholic league title for a s

should still abstain from eating meat today. >> christians and for catholics the ultimate valentine is god sending jesus to the world, for catholics, there is two days where it is required, if you want to like to be faithful to the catholic pint of view and cat rick outlook on things. >> chocolate and fancy dinners can be enjoyed later in the week. >>> time is 5:37. in business news stocks are hoping to continue their three day rise. >> money watch's dianne king hall joins us live from the insuring stock exchange with a early look at the numbers. >> dianne, good morning. >> reporter: stocks rose for a third day in the row. dow jones added 39 points, nasdaq added 31. talk about buyers remorse according to nerd wallet most people have had or had credit card debt say they regret it, we are talking 86 percent of people. top reasons it takes too long to pay it off followed by those pesky interest rate fees , one more reason unnecessary stress. >>> more and more people are breaking up with facebook, new survey, shows users are spending less time on the social media platform. nearly one in

church i'm going to hear if adding to the catholic church to the catholic church including one of the items on the agenda is the day in the negotiations is the item of the audit of the other non of their property that is when we talk about the status quo in the agreement signed between the holy sea and the state official in one thousand nine hundred three both parties and we even without that agreement it's a basic principle of international relations that parties first of all should be a respect agreement and should negotiate negotiate in good faith so why the parties are negotiating on the issue exactly of how we define a commission met is a commission institution how we tax a hospital how we tax in a house for accepting the pilgrims who come to the heat on the jurors of a municipality the jurors and a mayor and decide that ok i'm deviating from this say from this day in these negotiations i'm not there regarding what the government is there is the wing and i'm taking my own action and i'm for it stopping to collect one important day one and another important issue is that then that

the cobbles in the catholic that you've dismissed not all i know you very much hard cheese and not ok one cardinal you know on the catholic church a very yes ok but do you dismissed all these people which is your right but what i don't get is why not one pretend that you're a democracy where no one thinks you just say you know what we don't can we think about. we don't care we got it by broadband see why doesn't the other raised three people where you say you are the freest years we are a democracy but we are free to interact with you who do you what do we want and what do we decided to interact with china we got problems we could belgium because the before market or nizar they wanted us to remain in partnership with them so my question is yes when all of this criticism from the international community is coming out you want to just say we don't care why pretend that you are a democracy where no one thinks you are we are a democracy because we are it is matter of fact he's not your mother or your president it is not a lot of the opinion of others this interview because a matter of fac

country who has compared life in congo to living in an open prison we said demonstrating for the catholic church let me today have a problem with you it looks like we have a problem with some prove me didn't you man who are acting as a politician about the head of the catholic church no that's not bad is what he says how can you. how can you kill men women children youths and old people young thing we all saw what you are we're now living in an. r.v. i'm sorry oh. are we now living in an already were killed during the demonstration cardno lorin maazel that is all we now living in an open prison it's a very simple question it is the clergyman who is acting as a politician who said so but not the catholic church so he wants the song out by many other bishops ok because you just dismissed the bishop as well he. says he doesn't like your business relation with china he's a politician do you fear your congolese opponents is that why you don't let them protest for free do you think that there is any country in the center of these part of the continent who people could be moved that freebee us t

church and the hispanic catholic tradition. so it has been my objective to address those characterizations. you know, i am not going to minimize what happened as a result of european colonial interface in this region. -- intervention in this region. clearly it was catastrophic on many levels. but there were parts of it that allowed the native people to survive, the mexican era, and ultimately the american period. and it was in 1846 through 1848 when the americans first entered monterey that the first governor of california, peter burnet, basically ordered the annihilation and extermination of the california indians. and he actually put taxpayer money be hind -- behind that effort to the extent that, within 12 years, a population documented to have existed of 150,000 native people in california at american context went to less than 30,000. so over 120,000 people have been documented to have been killed during the period. that was truly genocide. i believe, based on everything i have seen, including recent publications and want t

in their eyes, i'm not the right kind of catholic for my choice of partner." tonight, as the fired teacher has hired an attorney, the school behind me now looking for a replacement. tom? >> victor, thank you. >>> and heading overseas to south korea and the olympics, tonight the u.s. striking gold for the first time. a 17-year-old snowboarder, getting first place. plus, an american luger earning silver. the first men's single luge medal in u.s. history. matt gutman is in pyeongchang tonight. >> reporter: team usa has a new golden boy. 17-year-old red gerard roaring back from last place in the slopestyle event to steal the gold. when you landed that run, you knew you won. >> well, no, it just -- it would've been a really big bummer to come here, you know, and not land a run. to land the run that i wanted to here is huge to me. >> reporter: gerard, now the youngest american man to win a gold medal in 90 years. what do you do now? besides graduate high school? >> yeah. that's first. >> reporter: american chris mazdzer is also making history. winning silver. the fi

catholics, however should abstain from eating meat today >> christians and for catholics the ultimatetine is god sending jesus cot world. for catholics there there is two days where it is required if you want to like be faithful to the catholic point of view and catholic outlook on things. >> check late, fancy dinners can be enjoyed a little later in the week. that sounds like splurging on flowers is okay. >> that is a relief because we sent "eyewitness news" reporter trang do to a flower is in northeast philadelphia where workers are very busy today, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning. things are ram pink up here. they have been busy all morning. these guys are picking up, deliveries getting ready for their special recipient is here from the trick kelly orchestrating this, owner on have the stein florist. tell me what is going on here. >> guys are sorting out their packages in different areas all over the city, quite a few deliveries, stress level le, so they are very confident and we are really exited to make this happen for everybody today. >> reporter: you have been

trish: doug, i grew up as irish catholic and father from a very big irish catholic family, and you were a democrat like you were irish like you were catholic. that was part of that generation. and i think that donald trump has really gotten in there and stolen that thunder, if you would, right out from under the democrats. so maybe they think a kennedy can bring them back. i would recommend he get the right economic policies. doug, good to see you. thank you so much. >> good to see you, too. thank you for having me. trish: liz claman, we're sending it your way. liz: i'll take it, fasten your seat belts, this market is not for the faint of heart. take a look at ten-year treasury yield blasting through 2.75%, now at 2.77%. why does this matter? on this first day of february, the bulls are rattled by those rates. as the dow endures a 300-point swing, up 39 points, a crucial final hour of trade, you need to stay with us. president trump just landed back in washington, d.c. after huddling around the campfire with republican lawmakers at the gop retreat in west virginia. this, ahead of his re

our family was from the catholic nationalist community from the brandywell in derry.ch on the day of bloody sunday __ my —— my parents went to the march because by 1972, many young men from our community had been imprisoned without trial. the catholic nationalist population's preference was to be part of a united ireland, without any rule for britain —— without any role for britain in the affairs of ireland. the unionist or protestant community in the north of ireland wished to remain part of the united kingdom. and the civil protests came about because catholics or nationalists were treated as second—class citizens. newsreel: it was after the procession got up to the army barricade at the top of william street, that violence erupted. finally, the troops took the offensive as men of the first battalion, the parachute regiment, went pouring into the bogside... i wasn't on the march... because i was too young. my only memories of the day was playing in the street, and a boy who would have been a friend of mine came up and started playing with us and after a while, he ju

our family was from the catholic nationalist community. my the catholic nationalist community.nt to the match on the day of bloody sunday because many young men from oui’ day of bloody sunday because many young men from our community had been imprisoned without trial. 0ur preference was to be part of a united ireland without any rule for britain in the affairs of ireland. the unionist or problem protestant community in the north of ireland wished to remain part of the united kingdom. —— protestant community. the protests came about because catholics or nationalist were second—class evans —— citizens. it was when the protestors came to the top of the street, that violence erupted. finally, members of the first battalion regiment went pouring into... my memories of the day was playing in the street and a boy who would have been a friend of mine came up and started paying with us mine came up and started paying with us and after a while, he just happened to say that your father has been shot. within about 20 minutes, there were 13 people dead. i think my father was trying to get t

faith to catholic audiences, talking about foreign -- just talking about so many subjects. one of the real appeals of the book. >> guest: a couple tall real. >> -- at that time really surprised me. spoke a couple item time at the national wild turkey federation. we included his peach from one of those conventions in which my father just explains how he becamed into -- interested in hunting. it showed a side of my father but learn more about through the speech. >> host: you mentioned you did this with ed whalen, law cushing. -- law check, and a terrific writer. was there a file cabinet full of typed up speeches or did you do any transcribing of audio recordings of speeches? >> guest: all of these speeches are ones that he had sharpened and revised pretty carefully himself. only a couple had ever been published before. i think that's one of the great things of the collection, burt the way we set about this is basically we got a couple of binders of his speeches from his secretary, angela, and i think two binders with 50 speeches each, i think. spanning -- going back to early

.>>> a catholic high school under fire. the sexual abuse accusations coming from 20 women.>>> eight staff members at presentation high school in san jose facing serious claims of sexual abuse.>> these accusations come from at least 20 women who are alumni of the catholic school. there is concern there could be even more potential victims. covered from our south bay reporter jesse. you talk to one of the victims and the school about the allegations and the investigation.>> reporter: school officials say the safety and well-being of their students is their top priority. there is a growing list of former students who say that is not true. the school exposed them to some of the worst crimes against children.>> i cannot understand how they can be a catholic school and respond to victims like this.>> reporter: 20 accusers have come forward targeting presentation high school for an internal investigation and sweeping change. this comes after multiple victims who attended the all girl school say administrators did not report instan

first he says just as there is no catholic way to cook a hamburger so also there is no catholic way tointerpret a te text, analyze of historical tradition or discern the meaning and legitimacy of prior judicial decisions except of course do those things honestly and perfectly and he goes on to explain how this applies to's attitude toward abortion law. i find myself somewhat embarrassed therefore when catholics or other opponents of abortion come forward to thank me earnestly for my position concerning roe v wade. i must tell them that i deserve nothing but that position is not a virtuous affirmation of my religious beliefs or even a salacious policy choice but simply the product of a lawyerly analysis of constitutional text and tradition. and that of legal analysis to produce the opposite conclusion i would have had to come out the other way regardless of their or my views concerning abortion. my religious faith gives me a personal view on the right or wrong of abortion but it cannot make a text say yes where it in fact says no or if tradition say we permit where in fact it has said w

the water main sent water into a nearby church at saint matthews catholic church and the catholic schoolws have been here all day and water continued flowing into a neighborhood nearby.>> from skyfox to, you can see a river floating near el camino boulevard. this video shows a homeowner in his back yard standing in several feet of water.>> i went out to check it it started off down here. it got higher and higher quickly.>> within 10 minutes.>> a 12 inch water transmission main broke at 6:30 am on thursday sending thousands of gallons of water into the neighborhood expect that is not the water main that has water surfaces off of it. that is a main feed that supplies the distribution system.>> water came gushing through saint matthews catholic school. water swept through a kindergarten class. workers were busy cleaning up the mess but the bigger problem is the large gymnasium covered in mud. school was closed for the day.>> it happen before any of the students arrived at school. it happened early and everybody is safe and no one was hurt.>> i was excited to miss school but it is destructiv

during the time of the flight, the wind gusts were up to 50 miles per hour. >>> parents at a catholic store in miami are outrage after a first grade teacher posted pictures from her same-sex marriage. him miami archdiocese spokeswoman said she broke the contract she signed when she began teaching at a catholic school. >>> sixers host the new york nicks tonight they have lost at home. no more than 7 weeks. eagles offensive coordinator frank righteicht will become the coach for the colts. >>> flyers moved into third place in the metropolitan division one point behind pittsburgh. >>> a twist in a international custody battle involving an 8-year-old boy who is trying to get him back to the u.s. >>> we have details of the upcoming royal wedding. fans of the harry an meghan will catch a glimpse of the pair on their big day. >> 54 degrees in philadelphia. getting cooler in allentown, 46 there, as the cool air starts to ride in on a northwest wind. we'll talk about the rain exiting the coast and have the 12-hour forecast from accuweather that's coming up. is my friends and i were so excited w

and catholic churches. he never quite got over some of bread anti-catholic -- p-bred, anti-catholic sentiments that he grew up with. but he was definitely a bridge -- and that reflected the fact that he basically had a positive view of religion and churchgoing and that sort of thing, just as long as you didn't use it to beat people over the head with doctrine. thing works similar for lincoln? >> i don't know as much about lincoln. maybe professor bird can say something about this. i think that lincoln definitely, especially as a leader, washington was like this too, of making sure to reach out to different, to leaders of different denominations to say, we need your support and you are valued here, this sort of thing. washington and lincoln's case, that you see the kind of principled outreach to different kinds of denominations. >> i think that's true and would lincoln, there is so much consistency in that comparison. and that's why i think it is helpful. the only distinction that we might make would lincoln

roman catholic wins 51-49. the crowd going wild. >> quoting annie, the sun will come out tomorrow. >> the sun is coming out. grab the sunglasses. >> thanks for being here. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john lithgow, kelly clarkson, musical guest kacey musgraves,

new allegations sex abuse at a prestigious south bay girls catholic school. what the alleged victims are demanding... (catherine) also new at six.. we're often telling you about package thefts.. tonight - a couple with the 'opposite' problem. the unwanted amazon packages that keep showing up at their door... kron4 news at six is next. (steve) new at six:there are new allegations of sexual abuse by teachers and staff at a prestigious south bay girls catholic high school. good evening i'm steve aveson. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now.... the alleged victims are demanding an independent investigation of san jose's presentation high school. ... catherne leehane/accused teacher of sexual abuse "...my incident was in the 1990's but we have incidents going right up to 2017..."1991 presentation high graduate catherine leehane says that since she and a classmate went public with their stories, 18 other former students have also come forwar

scandals have shaken public faith in the catholic church — secularism is on the march.erendum in 2015 left northern ireland nearly alone in western europe as one of the few places where same—sex marriage was still forbidden by law. take the issue of abortion, however, and ireland's isolation is even starker. strict laws north and south of the border mean the island ranks alongside andorra, malta and san marino as the most restrictive places in europe. a forthcoming referendum in the republic could compound northern ireland's isolation. with its religious quarrels and fractious political landscape, northern ireland can seem, to large swathes of british opinion, a place frozen in time. and nowhere is the country's social conservativism more in evidence than here in ballymena, the buckle of northern ireland's bible belt. if you were voting, would you think it was important that the politicians were representing religious values? yes, certainly, certainly. that's why i do support dup, because they do have a lot of religious values on same—sex marriage and stuff, where, you

and catholic churches. never quite got over some of his deep-bred anti-catholic sentiments that he grew up with, so at other times would make some nasty statements about catholics. but yeah, he was level a bridge builder between a lot of different kinds of denominations and relimb johns. and i think that reflected the fact that he basically had a positive view of religion and church-going and that sort of thing, just as long as you didn't use it to beat people over the head with doctrine. >> and did you -- did a similar thing work for lincoln? >> oh, right. you know, i don't know as much about lincoln. maybe professor byrd can say something about this. i mean, i think that lincoln definitely has, especially as a leader -- washington was like this too -- of making sure to reach out to different leaders of different denominations to say, we need your support, and you're valued here. this sort of thing. so i think in washington, lincoln's case that you see that kind of principled outreach to different kinds of

there ought to be a world-class youngsity for evangelical people, like notre dame's for catholic young people, like brigham young is for mormon ncaa divisionhas academic facilities, excellence. and the really wasn't one. he wanted to change that. everybody thought he was really dreaming because it was a small town in virginia and he had these lofty goals for the university, and a lot of people thought it was crazy, but that was the vision from day one. that is why it was founded. we are seeing that vision fulfilled now. be to god ♪ >> beautiful singing, congregation. funded by contributions from listeners. airtime on would buy radio stations across the country. it was a constant struggle to raise funds to keep it on the air. i think it picked about 1987. it was a national program for 17, 18 years, but there were some scandals and some unrelated -- in some unrelated television ministries in north carolina and louisiana, and that caused a lot of the donors to stop giving to all the ministries. so, that was about the time i finished law school. and i came in as a general counsel to the un

i about half the country is catholic and the catholic church is message is very popular during the service dramatic pictures of the protests are projected on the wall a member of the community speaks in the name of one of the victims the father of the girl who was shot was on duty as a police officer when she died. now has to be protected by. more and more priests are being attacked or tortured catholics have already announced their next protest and many are expected to take to the streets hussein parents will also take part they say they owe that much to this so that his death was not in vain. yesterday marked the seventy fifth anniversary of the nazi regime execution of hans and sophie schol the siblings were members of the white road one of the few resistance groups in the third reich they and four other members of the group paid with their lives for standing up to the brutal regime a reporter went to munich. lived and fought for freedom. today looks like a fairly typical campus with students hurrying to libraries and lectures but look a little closer and you see that this is one of tho

matthew's catholic church and st. matthew's catholic school. damage estimate, unknown. >> so the school was flooded. it was evacuated. there were some students arrived for early drop-off. the staff was able to quickly evacuate them and get them to the right locations with family members and parents. the school is shut down. >> reporter: she says the damage is extensive. a lot of it is in the school gym. the water is not shut off to this neighborhood but people might experience some low water pressure for the next several hours. pg&e is here. they shut off power and gas to the school. there is a cal water biologist on scene as well to make sure local creeks are protected since all of this is washing into the storm drains. but it's freshwater. so it couldn't be -- it's not going to be much of a concern. as far as what exactly happened, why this water main broke, nobody knows. they are investigating. it was an old pipe built in the 1950s or 1960s. but there was no construction going on in this area. so it looks like it may have just burst undergro

, and catholic churches and never quite got over some of the, you know, deep bread anti-catholic sentiments that he grew up with, and at times make nasty statements about the catholic, but he was a bridge builder among the types of denomination, and religion, and that reflected the fact that he basically had a positive view of religion and church going, and that sort of thing just as long as you didn't use it to beat people over the head with doctrine. >> did a similar thing work for lincoln? >> well, right. i don't know as much about lincoln, but perhaps processor byrd can say something about this, but lincoln as especially a leader, washington was like this, too, of making sure to reach out to other leaders of different denominations when you need your support and you are valued here, and this sort of thing. and in washington and lincoln's case that you will see that principled outreach to different types of denominations. >> and with, i think that is true with lincoln, and there is so much con sis tsistency in th comparison, and that is why i think that it is helpful, and the only distin

there big hope is cardinal month single the archbishop of kinshasa the catholic church tried for a long time to mediate between the government and the opposition but their efforts failed and the sermons of the cardinal and his priests are becoming more and more political. move forward to people won't tolerate any more lies violence and half measures in the abusive was about half the country is catholic and the catholic church is message is very popular during the service dramatic pictures of the protests are projected on the wall a member of the community speaks in the name of one of the victims the father of the girl who was shot was on duty as a police officer when she died. charged the ship months single now has to be protected by body guards more and more priests are being attacked or tortured catholics have already announced their next protest and many are expected to take to the streets hussein and his parents will also take part they say they owe that much to this some so that his death was not in vain. here in germany there's been a bad tempered debate in parliament about how th

and catholic churches, never quite got over some of his, you know, deep bread anti-catholic se sentiments that he grew up so would make nasty statements about catholic, but he was a bridge builder between a lot of different denominations and religions, and that reflected the fact that he had a basically positive a view of religion and church building just as long as you didn't use it to beat people over the head with doctrine. >> and did the similar thing work for lincoln? >> right. i don't know that much about lincoln, maybe professor byrd can say something about this. i think lincoln especially as a leader -- washington was like this too -- of making sure to reach out to different leaders of different denominations to say, you know, we need your support and you are valued here. this sort of thing. so i think in washington, lincoln's case, that you see that independekind of principle outreach to different dou denominations. >> yeah, i think that's true, with lincoln there is so much consistency with that, so that's why it's helpful. only thing about lincoln he had stronger sense of provi

anybody that's catholic or jewish, they're welcome to come. of course, there was a long line to come in but you get what i mean. >> this is isaac woodward. isaac woodward served during world war ii. he was a sergeant. and of course, he was decommissioned in 1946. and he took a bus from fort benning georgia where he was mustered out of the service. still wearing his uniform. he was home in vanderburgh south carolina. he figured that because he went overseas to against fascism abroad, that he could fight against fascism at home. so as one of the stops that his boss made, he tried to enter a whites only restroom. he was arrested and taken to a prison where then the sheriff down shout his eyes. >> harry truman heard about this and you have to remember about harry truman, independence missouri was a southern town. and in fact, his mom, probably expressed the fact that she stopped on a copy of harry at beecher stowe's uncle tom's cabin. it was different in abilene kansas. one of the eisenhower brothers was abraham lincoln , you can figure out the fa

>> bonner penned i versus roman catholic. >> jen, who won it? >> guess who won the game?ame? come on back, we'll have great time. all purple all the time. >> little reggae on this beautiful morning. sunshine on this beautiful day. >> let's go feel that sunshine. sue will tell just 15 seconds. >> 9:48. just turned 9:48. we're out of the 20's at least north and west of the city. now our temperatures are in the upper 30's, 39 pottstown, 37 mount pocono, up to 43 degrees in philadelphia. and it really is beautiful out there today. lot of sunshine, 57 degrees, today, maybe couple of clouds, 58 tomorrow. then the rain arrives by midday at the latest on thursday. lingering into friday. and it looks like a coastal storm will form at this point it looks like we will be well enough above average even after it gets chillier, that we're only talking about rain, but it doba lot of rain, a lot every win on friday, so stay tuned on that as we refine back to seasonable temperatures and should dry out over the weekendment back to you. >> thanks, sue. well you know roman catholic high scho

for the camden catholic girls varsity basketball team.rish have their hands full holding off their conference rival the lenape indians. throughout the game each had some memorable moments. but none greater than the one that happened during the first two minutes. each year it's tradition. the honor the seniors graduate by calling them up to center for the team's head manager kate spadaro this moment is bittersweet. >> i just feel like that these four years went too fast. i just wish i can go back in time. >> reporter: if one could go back in time, it would be hard not to notice kate sitting on the bench cheering on her team at every game. >> good job ladies. defense. yes! yes! let's go! >> reporter: you see, kate has down syndrome but it never held her back. she was recently named homecoming queen and all season camden catholic's cheerleading captain. >> i love sharing my voice. what better way than sharing my voice than being a cheerleader. >> reporter: before this game, coach paladino told kate to suit up. >> why not? you know, kate is a

now-- >> team roman catholic?you're walking footnote, neil degrasse tyson. ( laughter ) >> i didn't think you brought people with you on that comment. so i was just helping it out. >> stephen: you were with me. ( cheers and applause ) okay. >> no, no, that's not how you ask it. who was not with him? ( applause ) see? there you go. >> stephen: i feel betrayed. ( laughter ) all right. so, 2018, let me get to the second question of the interview. in 2018, what mystery are you most interested in science cracking? or what do you think we are likely to learn this year that we're close to figuring out? >> in my field, the good thing about it is, generally we make discoveries when a mission is launched. >> okay, sure. >> stephen: so we-- so we know when to begin to expect discoveries. >> stephen: what's the big mission that is reaching its fruition? >> the mission now is to try to understand dark matter and dark energy more than we currently do. >> stephen: okay. >> we know it's there, but it's a complete mystery. we don'

lawrence catholic church where i'm standing right now. reporting live from upper darby, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> developing this news deptford township police are investigating reports of the school shooting threat at deptford high school or gloucester county institute of technology. message on deptford high school's web site administrators say threat was made by a student over a week ago. class december go on as scheduled at both schools. statement on facebook page deptford township police say in part we have identified the source and taken immediate action to sure that the safety of the schools. >>> unaudible. >>> new at noon fists fly at a delaware high school during a boy basketball game. this is scene at milford senior high school last night during a game between cape henlopen and smyrna high school team. police say large fight started in the fourth quarter and led to the cancellation of the remainder of the game. department is now investigat ing what sparked this violence. >>> class necessary