you are catholic university. are there other historically black colleges or universities that are also catholic? >> guest: historically black and predominantly black and catholic university in united states. xavier was founded by sister the blessed sacrament. we have a number of sisters who work here in various capacities and in addition to that that particular founding as a black and catholic university ties in very well with the mission of the university. that mission obviously is to develop professional leaders but develop them in such a way where there is a strong emphasis of social justice strong emphasis of service as well as a strong emphasis on really working within the realm of research as well as best practices and knowledge and skills so that when a student actually graduates from this university not only are they content rich but they are also very spiritually rich and socially rich and they're able to really go out and make their mark on the world. >> host: ernest n. romney york, thanks for holding on

. >> so, what does it mean to be a catholic and jesuit university? >> to be a catholic and jesuit university means to be committed to academic excellence, to be committed to exploring one's faith across different faith traditions -- catholic protestant, jewish, muslim orthodox christian, or people who may be struggling to find their faith. >> while most of the 7,500 undergrads here come from catholic or other christian backgrounds, all faiths are welcome. >> actually, right if you go into healy hall, there's the jewish rabbi, the muslim imam, and the head priest all in the same building -- offices right next to each other. >> georgetown is actually one of the first universities in the united states to have a muslim chaplain -- a full-time muslim chaplain. >> and the school motto is utraque unum -- "both into one." can you explain that? >> yes utraque unum it's a latin phrase -- "from the many into one," or "from the one into the many." so, for instance, we strive to be one community here at georgetown, but yet we're a very diverse community, and we we

peter cooke has an exclusive interview with the federal reserve board of governors light from catholic universityington state. tune in right now for that. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >> hello. i'm pimm fox. this is what i'm taking stock of this monday february 9 2015. president obama and german chancellor merkel met today in washington. the two leaders discussed find finding a resolution to the conflict between russia and ukraine. among other topics. president obama saysed united states is examining all options. >> the possibility of lethal defensive weapons is one of those options that's being examined. but i have not made a decision about that yet. >> no matter what we decide, the alliance between the united states and europe will continue to stand. will continue to be solid.

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. >> i did have a chance to sit down with him on monday for a speech he delivered a catholic university law school and i learned he's ready to fight congressional efforts to audit the fed and i've learned he's not yet ready to start raising interest rates just yet. he's as he needs to see more evidence that inflation is moving back up to the fed's target and he says we are not there yet that he thinks it is coming. while he is encouraged by the recent jobs numbers, he still sees room for improvement. >> it does feel very much like there is plenty of slack left in the economy. you've got people working part-time for economic reasons and people who want to come back to the labor force who are not in it. and most of all, wages have been low and do not suggest tightness in the labor market yet. those things tend to indicate the natural rate is pretty low. >> he says the fed can remain patient and normalizing monetary policy. he would not commit to a timetable in terms of raising interest rates. one of his fellow voters right now said raising rates in june looks like the attractive option. i

the sort of the neighborhood that surrounds catholic university, folks headedous to prince george's county pass it probably every day. we're really seeing a large explosion in the number of businesses and arts focus businesses opening there. >> tell us about the monroe street market and the arts walk? >> that is something that has sprung up in about the past year and it's actually connected to monroe street market is a big apartment complex and condo complex. let's to do and a lot of air forces moved in. they've filled their retail space, instead of bringing in a bunch of cupcakeries filled it with artist studios as a great place to buy everything from leather goods to purses to homemade cards. a vintage shop called analog we love a lot. another leather good shop called stitch and rivet. >> i understand you like a place consulted the smith public trust? what is that? >> a new place that opened in 2014. one of the most interesting bar openings of 2014, because it really is like brookland. it's very typical brookland sort of funky and artsy and at same time has kind of a lot going on includi

he talked about being there when the pope came to catholic university and then meeting the pope and howimself to meet the pope changed over time. questions about being at the berlin wall when it fell. he changed depiction of that over time. he spoke about being there the night it fell. tom brokaw was the only u.s. news man to be there. one of the important parts of brokaw's career. the fact that williams suggested he was there at the time really irked. he was there the next day. williams has been on the scene of a lot of the news events. he covered them well. has he been exaggerating over the years. >> i want to switch gears to a sad story overnight. the death of a journalist. david carr of the new york times. 58 years old. the last piece of his published was about brian williams. brian, this was your mentor at "the new york times." a man we all looked up to. >> an incredible man. i'm still speaking of him in the present tense because i have been shocked by this. he collapsed at work at "the new york times." i worked with him for six years. he took me under his wing and mentored me. he

coming out and a story in 1979 brian recalling meeting the pope in person when the pope came to catholic universityhere is piling on of these tales. what do you hear from nbc in terms of why they are saying the investigation is nowhere near done? >> it's because these stories keep coming up. this one was reported yesterday about s.e.a.l. team 6. these things have been in some ways hidden in plain sight. these comments are on youtube. they're advisable. i recall at the time hearing brian williams tell that story about the chopper and getting this piece of the chopper allegedly. if it's true very easy to prove. he can take a picture of it and show it to people today. some of these claims should be provable or disprovable easily. flying into baghdad maybe harder to disprove. we heard them come out and deny it. williams is not able to speak and not allowed to speak by nbc. he's under a contract and suspension. there's no imminent plan for him to speak but he would love to apologize. a tension between what he would like to do and what the network would like him to do. we're seeing that play out. >> thes

graduate of saint albans school and he earned eight ba from yellow and master's degree in from catholic university a phd in education from the university of connecticut. spent 15 years in public education as a teacher and activists and a creative force behind a number of important programs. he has been a force as well in the entertainment world. his coat produced a wide range of films and television programs. he summer has found enough time and energy to serve as a board member for numerous organizations such as the future project of young people the american association on intellectual and develop in all the edison school, the frank porter graham child development center and the university of northern carolina. and council of foreign relations and many other important nonprofit organizations and institutions. he holds an honorary degree from maryland here in baltimore. he was named a connecticut for the sunday year in 195. he has received other owners and degrees, too numerous to mention. as most of you know tim is the chairman of the special olympics, a worldwide organization founded by tim's mo

this is done by a school in norway and the catholic universities of america with vatican participation. and james just came back from his first visit to iran. and i will ask him to come up and talk about what the visit was like and interface dialogue and the prospects for a better people-to-people relationship between the united states and iran. so congressman. thank you again for coming. >> it is great to be with you. let me say i have admired you from a far and admired the work you did. your book is one of my favorites. and i appreciate your scall scholarship on that. it is a pleasure to join you to talk about a passion of mine and that is avoiding iran >> do you want at a talk about getting involved with the interface and what it was like being in the land. >> over the last few years, i had the opportunity to participate in the dialogue with iranians. it was composed of muslims, christians, and jews and representatives of the abraham faith participated. the fascinating part was the par advertise pants from iran were approved by the highest leadership in iran and they were what i cal

you're a catholic university. dr. anchard: eczema or is the only predominantly black -- xavier is the only historically black university that is also catholic in the united states. we have a number of sisters who work in various capacities. in addition to that, that particular founding as a black and catholic university ties in very well with the mission of the university. that mission is to develop professional leaders, but develop them in such a way where there is a strong emphasis on social justice. strong emphasis on service. as well as an emphasis on working within the realm of research as well as best practices in knowledge and skills so that when a student actually graduates from this university, not only are they content rich, but they are also very spiritually and socially rich. they are able to go out and make their marks on the road -- marks on the world. caller: hello. my name is ernest braxton. i have two sons in the air force academy. i'm retired air force. pedro: go ahead. you have got to stop listening

. >> we spoke after he delivered a speech at catholic university law school, pushing congress to audit the fed. he and a lot of his colleagues are concerned about this. he was pretty adamant in his speech that this is a big mistake and will threaten the independence of the federal reserve. it you thinks it is being oversold by supporters on capitol hill. >> this is about getting congress into monetary policy. over time, we have learned when that happens, inevitably elected politicians want more, native policy resulting into higher inflation -- more accommodative policy resulting in higher inflation. why we would change that now is a mystery to me. >> strong words about this effort. it will be a challenge for he and fed officials to battle republicans. >> you also talked about greece. >> they like to leave these issues to the europeans. he said this is for european policy makers to resolve. there is no guarantee -- >> thank you so much. peter cook with that exclusive interview. the conversation does not stop here. we will hear from scott garrett, the one sponsoring the audit the fed bil

he had a speech at the catholic university law school.mant about these proposals on capitol hill to audit the fed and impose more oversight of the federal reserve. he feels this is a threat to the fed's independentsce. this is an area or country should but out. >> this is about getting congress -- the meeting by meeting making apollo -- monetary policy. when that happens, politicians want more policy that resorts -- results in bad economic outcomes. we have had lower inflation and has been under control. why would change that now is a mystery. fabio: he has standing with a lot of republicans. he worked with george h w bush. he is been advising republicans on things like the debt ceiling. can he convince republicans who may be on the fence that this is a bad idea? stephanie: ideas on greece? guest: he wants it to be result orderly. he says is an -- it is an issue for european policy makers. he does not want it to spill over in other parts of the world. there is no guarantee that that will happen. stephanie: you can see peter's entire inter

university is celebrating an historic achievement today. colleen hanitch was named the president, the first in the school's 200 year history. la salle also describes her as an accomplished attorney and a devout roman catholic princeton university just got the biggest donation in its history. they received manuscripts valued at $350 million, including a first edition of the bible and a copy of the declaration of independenceance and cuellar it was left behind by a graduate that was r died at the age of 100. that is fascinating. >> now adam joseph is live with the accuweather forecast. >> more arctic air is coming our way, when you look at sky 6, we have the brilliant sunshine and the ice chunks flowing downstream and no ice jams on the delaware however these ice chunks will grow in size as we go into the end of the week as the temperatures plummet once again. as we look at photos coming into our social media sites this was sent into me by melissa on our facebook page, we love seeing your photos and sharing them with you can i see her girl enjoying the fluffy snow with the minnie mouse snow suit, the good thing about the snow for kids at this age, there is no moisture in this snow and it's dry and they can p

this is the dialogue coordinated by the peace research institute in norway and the catholic university of america. as i mentioned, jim has just come back recently from his rate first visit to iran and i am going to ask him to come up and talk a bit about what the visit was like. as well as the prospects for a people to people relationship. congressman? thank you for coming. congressman's laterally -- congressman's laterally -- congressman slattery: i want to say that i admire the work to you have done. your recent book is one of my favorites and i appreciate your scholarship on that. a passion of mine is avoiding war with iran. armor: do you want to talk about how you got -- barbara: two you want to talk about -- do you want to talk about what it was like to be in the heart of the country? >> over the last 10 years i had the opportunity to participate in regular dialogue with a rainy and's. we call it the abraham dialogue, it was composed of americans christians come muslims, and jews, representatives of the abraham it -- abrahamic faith. the fascinating part about it was that the part

bernard lewis not catholic, princeton university, the scholar in this area, he's made it very clear ited. but look at the work from thomas madden from st. louis university. all of the crusades met the criteria of a just war. can we say that about isis today? >> egypt then constantinople france, spain, all attacked by muslim armies and christian sites overtaken. >> and where were the heads of kids taken off by machete and to choose this form of the national prayer breakfast he effectively took his middle finger and put it in the face of veterans. as a veteran and catholic leader, i am offended -- >> this went to the guy that went to the most radical christian church -- america's chickens have come home to roost after 9/11. so now the question is, if it was a defensive war to get back christian holy sites then the question is, you know, why did the president make that analogy? >> well, i think it's because he recognizes the truth. and i think bill would agree with this that some christians during the crusades including christian leaders, including popes, made decisions and used the name

this is a dialogue coordinated by the peace research institute of oslo in norway and the catholic universityof america with vatican participation. and jim, as i mentioned, has just come back recently from his very first visit to iran. and i'm going to ask him to come up and talk a little bit about what that visit was like. and about interfaith dialogue. and the prospects for a better people to people relationship between the u.s. and iran. so congressman. so thank you again for coming. >> well it's great to be with you barbara. and first let me just say that i have admired you from afar and have enjoyed your writings and the work that you have done with iran your book "bitter friend, bosom enemies" is one of my favorites. and i appreciate your scholarship on that. >> very good. how do you want to begin? do you want to talk about the interfaith dialogue and how you got involved with that to begin with and then maybe tell us about what it was like to actually be in the heart of the axis of evil. >> there we go. well over the last ten years i've had the opportunity to participate in regular dia

working at corporations like adobe, cisco systems, hewlett-packard, catholic charities, goodwill, the tech museum, santa clara university. >> reporter: to qualify, the students prarnt patted in we scare -- participated in we scare hung grer donating food to sacred heart, a local food bank. and a woman and children's center. on this day, we saw students tutor younger children part of the 16 hours of service required each year. >> i worked with kids in elementary, grades 4 through 5. >> i first started in 4th grade when i decided to donate my hair to a charity that makes wigs for cancer patients. so we donated money and blankets that would go to tijuana in mexico. >> reporter: as she looks through her papers, she reflects back to her experience last year. >> i can't imagine a better way for students to spend a better day of school. the experience was more valuable anything could do. >> reporter: mike mibach, fox 2. >> they are still looking for volunteers. if you are interested in pitching in, go to ktvu.com. and click on web links. >>> mark tamayo is here with the midweek forecast. stubborn low clouds and fog. we are exp

and he spoke specifically of a priest who helped him in attending that university catholic priest by the name of father -- [inaudible] and him helping him to attend the university in the area of science. and his simplistic way of which he taught chemistry and so once again i thought to make mention of your university's contribution to my family. >> host: thanks, caller. dr. blanchard. >> guest: well, the reality is that while we are a liberal arts university xavier's really -- our claim to fame has been the critical work that we've been able to do over at least three or four decades now in preparing students for s.t.e.m. disciplines and s.t.e.m. careers. xavier has really had the unique honor to be able to stand as the number one institution in the united states in the number of african-american students in particular that we prepare who go on to medical school. we also have had the unique distinction of being number one in the nation of preparing the largest number of african-american students who complete medical school. we're also number three in the nation right behind howard and

catholic high school. he graduated from santa clara university and was working for a research firm. >>> nine southwest airlines flights were canceled today out of oakland. it's fallout from planes that had not been properly inspected. here's a live look at oakland international airport. things are back on track after an earlier backlog from the cancellations. 128 southwest 737s were grounded yesterday. the airlines says it missed inspections on backup hydraulic systems that would help steer the planes. the 737s were pulled out of service. that led to 80 flight cancellations on tuesday. southwest says it inspected 80 of the planes overnight. the faa says southwest can fly the other planes as long as safety checks are done within five days. >>> more bad news about the massive cyber attack on anthem. today we learned millions more nonanthem customers were affected. the insurer says 9 to 18 million people insured by blue cross or blue shield may have also had their information compromised. that's because anthem partners with those insurers. anthem disclosed the breach early this month saying that 80 million people

the next few months but there is strong opposition with the catholic church and advocates for people with disabilities. >>> bay area universitysors took part in a nationwide walkout yesterday. they were drawing attention to what they call a growing problem on college campuses, is that the tenured faculty is being replaced by adjunct profess tours. they are hired for one course at the time and no guarantee they will be teaching next semester. and dozens marched yesterday to the oakland unified school district board meeting. the teachers are demanding a significant pay raise as well as smaller class sizes and want a cap on special ed classes. negotiations have been going on for about a year. the school district says it's offering a 10.5% pay raise over 18 months and more if state funding comes through. >>> hundreds of bay area little league players locked out of their practice field. >> we don't have any place to play. all the other leagues are full. >> why it's all because of a strike at a bay area refinery. >> and three men are in custody this morning in connection with a disturbing crime out of sonoma county. ♪ with kaiser p

. >>> universal schools apparently closed and all catholic schools in philadelphia are closed. >> people are tweeting saying what about philly public schools. i got this tweet tell the school district to close schools. i can't feel will my hand and i have three pairs of gloves on. >> sandy says, i don't know who makes the the decision i will just keep my kid home today. the the temperature is three. wind chill in the negative teens. >> we will get out to jenny joyce with more on what is going on out there. it is cold. >> reporter: alex and mike, as you said we are live outside masterman charter and philadelphia public schools have not closed yet so we are just watching people coming by. everybody is bundled up. we do know a lot of schools in the the state of delaware have closed. yesterday we talk to dusty blakely the superintendent with the colonial school district. he said in these extremely cold temperatures buses are in the running as well as they should. their routes are delayed. the difficulties rick does not want children standing outside in this cold. some parents told us it is a

university in ontario, canada. lasalle described her as an accomplished attorney and devout roman catholic. she begins in july. >>> a lot of people had to dig their cars out from under the snow today or the at least from out of the snow, but we want to focus on a group of men who spent the day digging other peoples cars out from the snow. "action news" reporter nora muchanic has their story. >> reporter: these shovelers from a group called abled bodies christian men or abc men incorporated made quick work of digging out several cars from handicapped spaces at drexel brook apartments in drexel hill. it is the seventh stop they have made, all free of charge in their ongoing effort to help people, particularly seniors, the disable and youth in need. >> our mission is to create a culture of service. we would love helping our disabled and elderly. >> reporter: using 50 volunteers in all the the request for shoveling help comes from referrals word of mouth and sign ups on their web site this high school sophomore gave up his day off from school. >> for me i just like helping. when they called my

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catholic school? why would you be okay with notre dame the university receiving a voucher but not notre dame high schoolr notre dame elementary school it is because the university doesn't have as good a lobbying group as the pre-k to 12 folks do. we need to do a better job of making it plain too much of the education conversation is held in the minds and mouse of wonky politicos. love love you guys and your khaki pants and your blue blazers. love you but you don't make sense to the rest of the world. your echo chamber conversations don't mean anything to regular people. you wonder why people don't sign on to what you're talking about. it's because you're talking over people's heads. if you did you would take the time to make sure they understood what you said have them ask you questions, teach them. too too much of the conversation goes over the heads of our community and as a result they just sit they're. making it plain is this every child has a right to go to a good school. and we have found the federal government through the courts have found every single time it has been brought before them if you

he has written that catholic teachers must contribute to, quote, an atmosphere of holiness and virtue. >>> two roommates got into a fight in on campus housing at santa clara university and one ended up stabbing the other. police say dillon kim attacked his roommate with a knife at 3:30 yesterday morning. kim then inflicted injuries on himself. the victim is now in the hospital and is expected to be okay. kim is under arrest. >>> search is on right now for three men who robbed and shot an employee at a little caesar's in el cerrito. some security video captured two men walking inside while a third waited outside then one of them jumped on the counter demanding money the other held out a gun and shot an employee in the arm. two customers took cover at the front of store. the injured worker was then forced to empty out the safe. detectives say the firearm was not a typical handgun. >> it's possibly a shortened shotgun. hard to tell for sure. but it could be a weapon that's been sawed off essentially. >> employee was shot in the arm. a woman in her 20s is now out of the hospital recovering. >>> an antioch teenager will be arraigned today on rape charges. 17-year-old dar

but in the past, he has written that catholic teachers must contribute to an atmosphere of holiness and virtue. >>> a student at santa clara university accused of stabbing his roommate during a fight. police say dillon kim attacked his roommate with a knife early yesterday morning inside their on-campus apartment. kim then allegedly inflicted injuries on himself. the victim is now in the hospital and is expected to be okay. kim is under arrest. >>> president obama vows to appeal a ruling by a federal judge in texas that's blocking the president's action on immigration. it's in response to a lawsuit by two dozen states which says the president overstepped his legal authority. >> it was nice to have a federal judge weigh in and say, yeah, you were right. >> i'm confident that it is well within my authority and the tradition of the executive branch's prosecutorial discretion. >> for millions of undocumented immigrants, this means they will have to wait longer to find out if they can legally stay in the united states. >>> a summit on countering violent extremism is happening at the white house to tackle the root cause of violent extremis

university. his name was henry palmer. he resided in the city of chicago. he spoke system is thickly -- specifically of one of the priest who helped him -- a catholic priest of the name of father bicochy. and helping him attend the university in the area science and history to stick bass and his specific way that he taught, once again, i thought to make mention of your university as a contribution to my family. host: thank you collar. dr. blanchard. guest: the reality is that while we are a liberal arts university, savior is really -- xavier -- our claim to fame has been our clinical work that we have made over three or four decades now in preparing students for stem disciplines and stem careers. xavier has a unique honor of standing as the number one institution in the united states and the number of african-american students in particular that we prepare to go on to medical school. we also have the unique distinction of being number one in the nation and prepare the largest number of african-american students who complete medical school. we are also number three in the nation right behind howard and spellman and the number of african-americans who go on to

catholic wins it 46-44. drinks on him tonight. nothing stronger than a cool aid or doctor pepper. >> thanks, ducis. >>> timely, ladies night in north philadelphia temple universityd its gym doors for national girls and women in sports day. for 29 years events like this have encourage girls to get active. temple athletes hosted clinic allowing local youth to explore new sports. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. jimmy's guest ron, eva longera and music by zz top. "action news" continues at 4:30. what is so funny? zztop do you like that. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner good night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- super bowl champion rob gronkowski. eva longoria. and our first "mash-up monday" from wee-z top. with cleto and the cletones. and now, let's get to it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, very nice.

catholic school? so, why would you have a problem, why would you be okay with notre dame the university receiving a voucher, but not notre dame high school or elementary school receiving a voucher? it's because notre dame university, or the university of notre dame doesn't have as good a lobbying group. as the pre k-12 folks do. we need to do a better job of making it plain to the community what's really what. too much of the education conversation is held in the minds and mouths of wonky politicos. love you guys in your khaki pants and blue blazers, love you, but you don't make sense to the rest of the world. your little echo chamber conversations don't mean anything to people. people don't get you, so you wonder why people don't sign on. it's because you're talking over people's heads. you don't respect the humanity of the people you're supposed to be supporting because if you did, you'd take to time to make sure they understood what you said. you would have them ask you questions. you would teach them. too much of the conversation goes over the heads of our community and as a result, they just sit there

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catholic school? so why would you be okay with notre dame the university receiving a voucher but not notre dame high school or notre dame elementary school receiving a voucher? it's because notre dame university, or the university of notre dame doesn't have as good a lobbying group as the pre-k to 12 folks do. we need to do a better job of making it plain to the community what's really what. too much of the education conversation is held in the minds and mouths of wonky politicos. love you guys and your khaki pants and your blue blazers. love you. but you don't make sense to the rest of the world. your little echo chamber conversations don't mean anything to regular people. people don't get you. sow wonder why people don't sign on to what you're talking about. it's because you're talking over people's heads. you don't respect the humanity of the people you're supposed to be supporting. because if you did you would take the time to make sure they understood what you said. you would have them ask you questions. you would teach them. too much of the conversation goes over the heads of our community, and as a

university of arizona to have the research group. >> they came here when their sight in italy became too light polluted to do research. it didn't shock me when i found out the catholics worried about dates and calendars. what did surprise me was when i came here to arizona to find out they were also interested in magnetic light force and asteroids. >> is there a conflict between belief and what the bible has offered up on the creation of the earth and research into what you're looking at inhabilitatable worlds in other star systems? >> i don't think so. i don't think the bible has much to say on it. other heavenly bodies are probably habitable, too. >> the vatican observatory has never been a leading research establishment. that doesn't mean they are doing nonsense research. as long as their mythology doesn't get in the way of science, it doesn't bother me. >> people drawn to faith are also drawn to astronomy because you are asking very big questions. what i think is happening is we are somehow in this very strange dialogue. deeper into the mystery. >> find out more at bbc.com. there's a place for vacationers who seek more than just a little time off. the ones who c

the catholic, but as paul pointed out, there were 25 leaders that we mentioned specifically, and about half f them are women. but now of course a woman can't be a priest or decan. and in the universitieser level in the southern baptist convention, if a woman is a teacher in the seminary and there are very few left, they can't teach boys in the classroom classroom. >> and you left the organization because of their position on women. and you have commune skated with pope francis. >> i have. and i think he is a great leader. and i have great hopes for him. i talked to the pope when i was in the white house, and i found almost an complete inflexibility there. but i wrote pope francis a letter describing some of the issues in my book and asking him to help. i didn't ask him to change the catholic position on women priests for instance, but -- and he wrote me a very nice letter back, and he said that he was convinced that the future role of women in the catholic church needed to be strengthened and would be. >> the book is "a call to action." president carter it is such an honor to have you with us. best of luck. >> thank you. >>> coming up on this special edition of "consider this," freedo

instead, she entered the university of detroit mercy a private catholic school.nt senate. she also helped found the campus kitchen, taking leftover meals from the school cafeteria and delivering them to seniors who had difficulty staying in homes. and she participated in the alternative spring break where she spent her vacation time helping people in need. one year she went to south carolina and helped rebuild an elderly couple's house and another year worked with the homeless in sacramento, california. maria graduated as valedictorian of her class with a major in english and social work, and after graduation, her options were limited because she was undocumented. i might add she didn't have a penny of government assistance going through college. undocumented students don't qualify for any of it. but she dedicated herself to community service volunteered for the jesuit volunteer corps a catholic nonprofit organization. then in 2012, president obama issued this order to give protection to a young person like herself. she was able to get a temporary work permit to

university police escort. back to you. >> bryan flores in san francisco, thank you. >>> a silent vigil planned in san francisco opposing new morality clauses in the hand books of catholichers. it includes new language in that teacher handbook that opposes homosexual relationships. some are raising concerns that teachers will be reclassified as ministers of the church, that could mean losing some legal protection if they happen to be fired. the vigil will start at 9:15 this morning at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco and there will be a news conference for the archbishop this afternoon. >>> oakland teachers taking action showing their frustration with contract talks. the last contract expired in 2013. the chronicle is reporting that teachers are working only their contracted hours and no more. that's a way to draw attention to the labor dispute. the school district and the teachers, they're at odds over pay and over seniority issues. contract issues are due to resume next week. >>> it is 8:11, two teammates are on the golden state warriors, but they'll be competing each other against next week. the brothers are in the three point contest. thompson is second in the

university says figures show fewer students are coming forward and reporting comes. >>> according to the examiner, state asimply members are calling -- asimply members are calling for an investigation on working conditions at the catholiciocese. the archbishop refuse their request to re-- refuse their request to remove things like homosexuality and other acts opposed by the catholic church. >>> could polio be making a come bang -- comeback. a doctor in marin county is raising new concerns about the crippling new disease. brian flores has more on why the doctor is so worried. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. the doctor that we're talking about is the public health officer for marin county. he tells the independent journal there are several factors that could lead to a resurgence in polio. now, doctor mathew willis says because of that he's urging people and kid to get the polio vaccine even though as you mentioned, it has not been seen in this country for years. polio currently present in nine countries worldwide can be fatal or leave a personal paralyzed. an estimated 35,000 a year got polio from the 1940s to '50s. in 1979, the u.s. declared the disease eradicated because of the vaccine. but with the rec

catholic agencies working in the area. it is believed as many as 350 christians are being held by the brutal terrorists. finally seeing the unmaskeded face. this photo shows him as a student at the universityree publicity there. >> overnight, congress passes a bill keeping the department of homeland security funded for another week. long-term bill put on hold because of republicans and democrats disagreement over the controversial immigration action. republicans want it cut. >> look at this. this was leadership strategy. i thought it was a failed strategy when they announced it so i wait to hear what leadership's going to do. >> we certainly want to protect the american people every minute of every day and we believe that within the next seven days that we will have a bill that takes us to the end of the year. >> if a deal is not reached, tens of thousands of the department's employees would be furloughed. >> he was america's deadliest sniper. now, there's a push to honor chris kyle with the medal of freedom. roger williams is calling on the president to award kyle our nation's highest military honor, the medal of honor, but not everyone agrees. some say the recommendation is driven by the