i believe for example an organization like catholic city charities have 60 existing city contracts. maybe 40 with the department of health, and the only time that person recuses themselves when that organization comes up, but they're going to recuse themselves over and over. that would subject them to this enhanced and ongoing scrutiny and report filing to the ethics commission specifically because of the very thing that they were appointed for: their expertise and their knowledge around a particular area of interest. so then, you're talking about asking somebody to recovery room the conflict or divest themselves. this isn't an incompetevestmen is their day job, this is their career, this is the reason they were asked to serve, so it makes no sense. and then, if they don't quit their job, the commission would perhaps go to the appointing authority and say this person shouldn't be on the commission. perhaps if i was in a nonprofit in that situation, and i was asked to serve, i would decline in the first place because frankly, i would not have like come to this commission every time i

he's a five star point guard and a stand out at hudson catholic in jersey city.iginally committed to arizona last summer but backed off a mid an fbi probe into college basketball recruiting. >>> he's coming to villanova. >> yeah. >> join a winning team. >> closer to home, too. >> well, about to get interesting. >> ut-oh. >> all over again. i mean, i folic we've had lost back and forth. >> lot of everything. >> i know. this seven day certainly is going to prove that as well. we've got some 30s. we've got 40s. 50s, 60s all the different variety of temperatures. >> rain, snow. >> exactly. possibility of snow, yeah. that comes this upcoming weekend specifically. that's where the question mark still remain because we are still a handful of days out. the closer we get the more fine tuned this forecast will become. a lot of times when you're this far out you've got to keep things a little bit more broad scale. but we're going to hone in on this as it gets ever closer. i'll give you the details of exactly what we know about this system. as we go through this forecast. le

philadelphia firefighters gathered for a mass in their honor at saint john the evangelical catholic church in center cityday morning. >> a way to honor them and honor their service. >> kathy began the tradition 11 years ago as the church prepared for renovation she discovered a long ago fire had nearly destroyed saint john's in 1899. four firefighters died as a result. chance duffy steinly and shaye. >> the statue of the blessed mother survived the fire. but pretty much everything else was ruined. basically a two-day fire in very harsh weather conditions. there had been blizzard the day before. we decided it would be a wonderful tradition to honor these four men who helped to save our church. >>> annual mass expanded to honor for recent philly firefighters killed in the line of duty. including 42-year-old lieutenant matt letourneau who died just la month batter link a north philadelphia row house blaze. >> last year at our firefighter mass last year he was here on his day off. >> reporter: he was there to honor his fellow firefighters. this year, had he honor him. >> it's been a challenging month for our

and finally , cardinal carlos aguiar retes will be installed as the catholic archbishop of mexico cityouth korean men spend more on skincare products — including make—up — than their counterparts anywhere else in the world. and just as for women, it‘s all about boosting confidence and self—esteem. we‘ve been to meet a youtube vlogger in seoul, who‘s trying to change perceptions of men who wear make—up. now it‘s time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello there — i‘m gavin ramjaun and this is your sport briefing for monday. coming up, we‘ll hearfrom chelsea manager antonio conte, as the battle for a top four place in the premier league hots up. and stand by for dose of 007 in a rather unusual sporting setting. now — last season everything went swimmingly for antonio conte. he won the premier league title, and reached the fa cup final in his first season in england. things haven‘t gone quite so well in this campaign though. chelsea are in a real scrap to secure a top four place in the league — and they were rocked by a shock 3—0 home defeat to bournemouth last week. on m

today at saint monica school in south philadelphia, ten students from several catholic schools schools in the city were awarded $3,000 each. the month was raised by parishioners from saint john in gladwin. students can use the scholarships to attend any arch dioceses high school. >>> more than 18,000 athletes in pennsylvania take a different approach to olympic sports. you may not see them in the winter games but in many cases they work just as hard. nbc 10 mat delucia visited with a group that makes alpine skiing very special. >> come on. >> reporter: on a fresh patch of snow, these athletes are on cloud nine. >> is this your favorite sport? >> yes. >> reporter: dustin carver first hitter the slopes 16 years ago. >> i said i like trying something new. and then i loved it since. >> reporter: dustin and the rest of his group are part of the lehigh county special olympics team, a weekly trip to blue mountain puts a smile on the pace faces of kids and adults with intellectual disabilities. >> this is awesome. >> reporter: ma race put on her first skis at age 14. >> i came home, i told my mom i really

minutes after taking off from moscow's domodedovo airport he was heading to oscar's city near russia's border with catholics stop. just see what they truly believe but it did they did it. can leach the condition well it. was. huge it. for troops to see people. listening. to. especially. the english people still works. really sort of her first serious and her. last nearly one year when the other side of the stalinist is terrible because your family was around the surface there are also this hostility out of place around the city not just those who want to preserve a certain style or taste. around a thousand people are now involved in the recovery operation that's already covering around thirty hectares of land specialist lifting vehicles are expected at the scene later to remove some of the larger parts of the wreckage while work continues to recover and identify the remains of the victims both the plane's flight recorders are in the hands of investigators right now but they get to give any indications as to the calls of the crash. thanks for choosing r.t. to update you this hour i'll be back with more world

city. >>> in the south bay a catholic high school says it develops a new protocol to handle allegations moving forward. chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: catherine lee hane has been battling the alma mater for more than three decades. >> it doesn't require any special team to follow child abuse reporting laws. it is simple. if a child comes to you reporting abuse, you call the abuse. >> reporter: she says it didn't happen when she reported being groped and forced to watch pornography by a teacher in 1990. she shared her story in the "washington post" last fall. as part of a group called make press safe. this week after months of denying any wrongdoing, presentation officials announced the creation of an independent office for students to report any complaints of misconduct, harassment or bullying. saying in a statement we cannot erase the feelings or change the perception of some but can remove the -- the school has been the victim of hateful e-mails, voice mails in the last months. >> allegations in the past of sexual misconduct. and most of those allegations no one has heard of before

city. >>> in the south bay a catholic high school says it develops a new protocol to handle allegations moving forward. chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: catherine lee hane has been battling the alma mater for more than three decades. >> it doesn't require any special team to follow child abuse reporting laws. it is simple. if a child comes to you reporting abuse, you call the abuse. >> reporter: she says it didn't happen when she reported being groped and forced to watch pornography by a teacher in 1990. she shared her story in the "washington post" last fall. as part of a group called make press safe. this week after months of denying any wrongdoing, presentation officials announced the creation of an independent office for students to report any complaints of misconduct, harassment or bullying. saying in a statement we cannot erase the feelings or change the perception of some but can remove the -- the school has been the victim of hateful e-mails, voice mails in the last months. >> allegations in the past of sexual misconduct. and most of those allegations no one has heard of before

the questions that everyone has been asking if the plane was on route to old city close to the russian border with catholics down it's a call from the airport in the russian capital four minutes later the plane came down a village about sixty kilometers southeast of moscow. memorials have been set up across the or region west sixty of the passengers came from some of the victims' relatives and friends learned of the tragedy while waiting for their loved ones to arrive medina cancian of reports. the aircraft that crashed just outside moscow departed from this very airport the why did the lease one of the three major air transport hubs in the capital and after the tragedy remains fully operational but all who are in the small city of course the airport there tells a very different story the shock has paralyzed it most of the sixty five passengers on board that plane were from that region dozens of family and friends were waiting for them there are scenes of absolute grievous people come to terms with what has happened emergency crews are present at the airport and psychologists are ready to help those trying

remember, he exerts an extraordinary kind of cultural power through his association in the catholic church in a city like baltimore. even as he is perceived as a minority. ms. swain: by the time he got to the supreme court, its docket was, dred scott v. sandford. who was sandford, and had his cash how did his -- and how did his name get attached to the case? prof. bracey: he is emerson's brother. mrs. emerson is tiring of litigation, and transfers title. the record is very clear, he she she -- very clear that transfers title. it is somewhat clear that she transfers title to her brother. john sanford is in new york. he is a businessman. but he has ties to st. louis. one of those ties, was by marriage. his earlier wife was now deceased, and the daughter, the largest slaveowner in the city of st. louis. and that's one of the reasons that might explain why the litigation persisted under his name for so long because he was protecting his family's business interests as well as his own by ensuring the longevity of slavery. ms. swain: we will see when we have a picture of sandford, it is spelled differently

city of philadelphia, definitely. so it's exciting. >> reporter: it was o'hara who captured the girls catholic league title for a second year in a row. and then it was time for the boys. roman catholic against bonner prendie. even decades after graduating from bonner ed monaghan says this is philly basketball. >> if you're a kid growing up in philadelphia i mean catholic league especially in basketball is the ultimate to come here and within a catholic league championship i think a in lost people's eyes especially catholic league is even bigger than a state title. >> that 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 i

evangelical pastor was elected mayor of rio de janeiro brazil second largest city marcello cruella once described roman catholics as demons and he has called homosexuality a terrible evil most of his support comes from the residents of the huge favelas in the north of rio bunker evangelical and evangelical congressional group now has more than ninety deputies in brasilia and they intend that number to grow. i believe the forthcoming elections will change our countries a god fearing president will be a way forward for our nation and the souls that are. as and then we will be the fatherland of the gospel and once again on the world's respect. must create it we believe that beginning in two thousand and eighteen a goat fearing person will rule our country will gain them into their will very meant by the. one of the leading contenders. is right wing nationalist yeah you've both sinatra who is also an evangelical he's currently polling second in the upcoming presidential elections many call him the brazilian donald trump. did a good job in this say. even a military coup seems within the realm of the possible an army

john the evangelical catholic church in center city saturday >> a way to honor them and their service. >> reporter: kathy howly began the transition 11 years ago when church prepared for renovation she discover add long ago fire had nearly destroyed st. john's in 1899. four fires died as a result. chance duffy steinly and shay >> the statue of the blessed mother survived the for, pretty much everything else was ruined. a two-at any fire in harsh weather conditions. there had been a blizzard. it would be a wonderful tradition to honor these four men >> the annual mass sadly expanded to one or more recent philly firefighters killed in the line of doubt. 42-year-old loon matt la turn know who died last month battling a north philadelphia row house blaze >> at our firefighter mass he was here on his day off. >> reporter: latourneau was there to honor his fellow firefighters this year they honor him. la la. >>> commissioner adam thiel speaking on behalf of the department >> we are part of an unbroken legacy of service. back to 1736. of course 1899 and all the way up to and through 2018. >>

center when needed to places like the catholic charities dining room. >> this program is absolutely going to help reduce food insecurity at the citythey hope other las vegas hotels will follow their example. what's in it for mgm? >> well this program is one that we believe in. one of the things we get out of this program is ability to tell major convention clients that we are doing this. >> reporter: they say the program could divert one million pound of food by 2020 to feed the hungry. when life changed bad for andy houstak few month as go he arrived at the dining room with $6 in his pocket. >> were you hungry then? >> boy was, i hadn't eaten in two days. never been hungrien my life. i came in here. i got a hot meal. got a bunk. got a shower. ex-sk excuse me. next day i got involved in the program. as they say the rest is history. >> reporter: what isn't needed in a hotel banquet room can help change lives when it is served to someone who does need it. john blackstone. las vegas. >>> the krcbsove "overnight new will be right back. make every day valentine's day with k-y yours and mine. blue for him. purple for her. two sensations

city was destroyed. but rothenburg's most devastating days were 400 years ago, during the thirty years' war. in the 1600s, the catholicstant armies were fighting all across europe. the catholic army took the protestant town of rothenburg, and as was customary, they planned to execute the town leaders and pillage and plunder the place. but the catholic general had an idea. he said, "hey, if someone in this town can drink "a three-liter tankard filled with wine in one gulp, i'll spare the city." according to legend, rothenburg's retired mayor nusch said, "i can do that." mayor nusch drank the whole thing, the town was saved, and the mayor slept for three days. and today, tourists gather on the town square several times daily for a less-than-thrilling reenactment of that legendary chug. nice story, but in actuality, the town was occupied and ransacked several times during that 30 years of war, and when peace finally came, rothenburg was never again a major player. it slumbered peacefully until rediscovered in the 19th century by those same romantics who put the rhine on the grand tour map. they came here to paint and wri

city a snowball fight oh. it's been six years since a significant snowfall here but even catholic priests see something of a winter miracle do you think in a t.v. that is just incredible mother nature has gone mad today. of course not everyone loves a blanket of white and blue monday kitchen snowing ready because we're just not ready for it in russia they are ready for it but even the residents of moscow could be caught off guard by temperatures south of minus twenty degrees celsius the cold is caused by a giant low pressure system of. the n.t. cyclon covering the scandinavian peninsula is really big and spreads to poland in the front of this on to cycling has brought the cold from the. russia east into the rest of europe. if it's the poorest who bear the brunt of the cold in poland officials are appealing for citizens to help the homeless and the elderly . the freezing weather is expected to hang around europe for the rest of the week extending even past thursday when according to meteorologist snow men and women even in rome are supposed to be long gone. and winter should give way to spring. here watching the ne

ash wednesday is the first day of lent in which catholics give something up for 40 days. >>> a mini cityat the approved project that will change the area around at&t park. >> also ahead, a firefighter from trend went for one last run on a ski slope in new york and somehow ended up all the way in sacramento and no, he doesn't remember how he got there. the mystery of this missing man. >> and we are track the wind that's out there now, the cold tomorrow morning. and the cold next week. more coming up. refresh your home and save at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. >>> it's a unanimous decision that will turn 28 acres of land into a small city within the city just across from at&t park. the board of superv

city a snowball fight. it's been six years since a significant snowfall here but even catholic priests see something of a winter miracle do you think it is just incredible mother nature has gone mad today. of course not everyone loves a blanket of white and blue monday kitchen snowing ready because we're just not ready for it in russia they are ready for it but even the residents of moscow could be caught off guard by temperatures south of minus twenty degrees celsius the cold is caused by a giant low pressure system of. the n.t. cyclon covering the scandinavian peninsula is really big and spreads to poland the front of us on the side clone has brought the cold from the european parts of russia east into the rest of europe. it's the poorest who bear the brunt of the cold in poland officials are appealing for citizens to help the homeless and the elderly. the freezing weather is expected to hang around europe for the rest of the week extending even past thursday when according to meteorologist snow men and women even in rome are supposed to be long gone. and winter should give way to spring. to suck anon don't o

catholic culture. sarah corker reports. rio carnival means costumes... music... and movers. thousands of people poured into the city'sr the first of many street parties got under way. "carnival is happiness, pure love", this man said. and continuing with tradition, the five—day festival officially started when the man handed over the keys of the city to the fictional king of misrule. at the city's evangelical mayor has been accused of acting on his conservative views by cutting funding for this year's carnival. and as the brass band struck up an anthem, he had to defend himself. translation: it isn't true what people say, that the mayor has any prejudice against carnival. i am not prejudiced, i admire, prejudice against carnival. i am not prejudiced, iadmire, respect, applaud and have made every effort so applaud and have made every effort so that carnival continues with much success. so that carnival continues with much success. funding for rio's top samba schools has been halved. cut the mayor says are because of rio's financial crisis. his critics say he justis financial crisis. his critics say he just is not like

city our first super bowl. great quarterback and happy for him. >> reporter: and of course, we can tell you the archdiocese of philadelphia announcing a similar move closing catholicschools as well across the five county region for the thursday parade celebration. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to philadelphia. the city of champions. back to you. >> isn't that nice to be able to say? dave, i'm getting off of social media so we'll check the veracity of it that jersey schools are also following suit here. so of course as those details come in, we'll get them to you. dave kinchen. thank you much. learning details about thursday' parse raid starting at 11:00 down at broad and patison in south philly of course. skyfox over the area this afternoon and it all ends right on the steps of art museum. crews already hard at work getting the stage set, of course, we'll be with you every step of the way. starting at 4am right through 6:30 p.m. did you hear that? 4:00 a.m. through 6:30 p.m. we are with you live covering this epic event. we got you on this. >> um-hmm. >> we were with you all last night. now you can stay with us all day to celebrate our champions. let's get a first

city. and back for their tenth year, the students and staff from modern day catholic school in lansdale, that'shere jen is he right now. >> sabina? >> sabina, who is it? >> guys, look. >> look at the cheer we have going on right now, so many pep in this crowd. i just wanted to see if you can spot me in the crowd of small children here. hey, this is, hi, i'm right here. this is katie, pre k teacher here. i almost said student. you're not three years old, but you are jumping in the water tomorrow? >> i am. i am going in tomorrow. i'm hoping for good weather but i don't think it is supposed to be too nice tomorrow. >> look at the blue squad giving us a good cheer. >> good group of kids. >> they must think this is the coolest snipping. >> they're kind of confused why we're going in the ocean whether it is this cold, but they're real excited. >> this is your tenth year you degrees been doing it? everything for a good cause. >> tenth year for assistance for families who can't quite afford to send their children here. that is good cause. >> being here among the crowd these kids are so sweet and everyb

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catholic churches united inferi israel's move falsely or has more. i'm standing here in one of the most sacred sites in christianity the church of the holy city because this is a place where does believe that christ was crucified and buried and ways are represented but as you can feel the door to the church is closed following a decision by church leaders after jerusalem municipality announced it was going to start collecting tens of millions of dollars in property taxes from churches for church owned property without houses of worship now this flies in the face of a generation's old agreement i've been talking to pogroms here from all over most of whom of course disappointed when it is they come to visit the city of jerusalem and the holy land and they're living there the famine is the pool of blood and deal for of money to spend on hotel is transportation. and so on to leaving their jobs and to leaving their family to come to his the church and they want to put the fun the church is closed we felt bad because we came all the way from the philippines and. this is actually one of the highlights or the highlights of the. pilgrimage and then we were al

city of philadelphia. definitely. so it's exciting. >> reporter: and it was o'hara who captured the girls catholic league title for a second year in ad then it was time for the boys. roman catholic against bonner prendie. even decades after graduating from bonner, ed monaghan says this is philly basketball. >> if you're a kid growing up in philadelphia, i mean, catholic leagues especially in basketball is the ultimate. to come here and within a catholic league championship in a lot of people's eyes specialsly the catholic league kids is bigger than a state title. >> it's one of the basketball in the country. new man, roman, ryan judge, lasalle, this is the best. >> reporter: now we are outside the palestra. we were just inside when roman catholic was cutting down the they beat bonner prendie with one second to go. another classic catholic league championship. both the men or the boys and the girls now go to the piaa state championships but a great night, a great sports tradition here at the palestra tonight. lucy? >> speaking of sports traditions, chris o'connell, jason kelce is kind of a tradition himself these days. philadelphia e

owe hard ate was o'hara who capture girls catholic league title for second year in the row the final 54-39. >>> talk about a rare sight in rome. >> the eternal city taking a holiday because of, wow, look at that, they dent usually get snow there. ♪ (crunching) dude, your crunching's scaring the fish. dude, they're just jealous. kellogg's raisin bran crunch... ...with crunchy clusters and the taste of... ...apples and strawberries. i got one! i guess we're having cereal for dinner. deliciously heart-healthy kellogg's raisin bran crunch. >>> good morning i'm kristin rodgers, phillies spring training games are well underway in clear water, florida. fill wits first evening game on monday night taking on the yankees. phillies/yankees first inning in score ben lively on the mound for phillies gets jean carlos stan on swinging one of his three strike outs. yankees get the win four-three >>> aaron nola will be phillies starting pitcher on opening day, he is the youngest starting pitcher for phillies on opening day since 1964. nola hopes to set the tone for the rest of the season. >> there is excitement, honor, to be named that. but, it is just one game.

catholic charity dining room. >> this program is going to help reduce food insecurity in this city. >> reporter: they hope other> what's in it for mgm? ? >> this program is one we believe in. it's anable to tell our major convention clients we are doing this. >> reporter: they're saying the program could help divert 1 million pounds of food by 2020 to feed the hungry. when life turned back for andy, he arrived at the dining room with $6. >> were kwloun gri then? >> oh, boy, was i. i hadn't eaten in to days. i hadn't been hungry in my life. i come in here, i got a hot meal, a bunk, i got a shower. excuse me. but like i say i got involved in the program and as they say, the rest is history. >> what isn't needed in a hotel banquet room can help change lives when it's served to someone who does need it. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone, las vegas. >> very nice. you see the difference it makes. you can see by the emotion on that man. it geesd that somebo it's good that somebody's eating the food. >> i've thought about it so much. >>> john mellencamp is getting an award for his lifetime achievements. up next,

catholic. but they all have one thing in common. they will decide whether or not could remain chancellor in a grand coalition. let's bring in our political correspondent now front standing by for us outside the city you party headquarters where the negotiators have been working through the night and up until now this breakthrough has been long awaited and you know we've heard here that the social democrats their leader martin chill's is set to become the foreign minister and vice chancellor and this is an important move for him and for his party and tell us more about this. well yes all of these are still on the level of rumors these are information this is information that's coming out of the notes negotiating circles without actually having being confirmed in detail by anybody on the official level but i think we can assume that these in these details are correct the social democrats seem to have driven a very hard bargain in these negotiations they have gotten three of the major ministries in this new government that is likely to be formed now the foreign ministry with possibly martin shows as foreign minister the s.p.d. leader the finance ministry which is a big fish obviously and the ministe

city until last year. but for many this day is also about faith. thousands of people are marking ash wednesday the first day of lent when catholics begin prayer and penanceare for easter. >>> coming up, san francisco police facing a lawsuit filed by the family of a man who was shot and killed with an officer's stolen gun. >> officer left his gun unattended and should that have been a different case my brother could have been here. [ crying ] >> details on the claim being filed by that family. >>> we have weather to talk about, a cool start tomorrow thursday and cooler weather to come. come. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> new at 6:30, the family of a man in san francisco shot to death with a gun stolen from a police officer's car announced today that they are about to sue the city for negligence. th

city, county, and water district court. why those agencies failed to keep them safe and what they want in return. >>> accusations of abuse. investigation into a south bay catholicool then used to grow. as more alleged victims have come forward. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, and so we have to practice safety everyday. utilizing pg&e's talent and expertise in that area trains our firefighters on the gas or electric aspect of a fire and when we have an emergency situation we are going to be much more skilled and prepared to mitigate that emergency for all concerned. the things we do every single day that puts ourselves in harm's way, and to have a partner that

catholic schools, will have the day off tomorrow. go attend the parade. we've waited all these years, it is important, go. so far district outside of the city they've decided to keep schools open but allowing student don't use an excused absence. >> okay. >> so parent we spoke to say they want their children to be able to experience the excitement. >> go to your different schools websites like council rock there. they put out statement. but first, listen to this. >> once in a lifetime opportunity. we wouldn't mission it for the world. >> just getting down there on the trains, and it is just going to be little too much. >> all right, so what are you going to do? let's bring in jenn fred. she has two kids, and sue of course, raised beautiful daughter. jen, let's start with you. what is your plan for tomorrow? >> reporter: so i'm working. you might have heard. >> yes. >> but my kids will be off from school, here's our letter right here, it says, if we send in a note today, and schools closed, so i don't know how i'm going do that, if we sends in a note today, saying it is for an educational trip, then the kids absences, will be excused. so, we

city and cape may close to 40. highs today, shore 48, sunny skies. philadelphia 48, sunny. even poconos, 41 and sunny. guys? >> all right, chris, thank you >>> looking good. camden, catholicigh school, pride is it self on on treating its students like family. last week school's basketball team gave one of the players a chance of the lifetime. to take to the court and play in the game. >> yes, kate spadaro is a teen with down syndrome, the photo journalist mike tells her exciting story through their own words. >> she was like in tears. she's like dad you will in the believe it, i'm starting tomorrow night. >> i can't even put it into words. i mean, this school is just, one incredible place. one of the things they say here, there is a place for everyone, something for everyone here. that is not just talk. i mean, it is reality. from the day kate, kathleen walked in the school, i mean she was accepted with opened arms. >> yeah. >> it was awesome. i could not have dreamed of anything better. >> when i think kathleen has reached plateau where she will not do much more in life then what she's doing, right at that moment, she blows my mind and does something different. >> kate,