but the abandonment of catholicism by half of europe presents pope clement vii with a dilemma. >> clementy he was ever elected pope because his whole reign was a calamity. >> he was chronically indecisive. he would go to bed for days with headaches and stomach aches rather than make a serious decision. >> narrator: not only is pope clement vii faced with a church that martin luther has splintered, but he is also caught in the middle of territory disputes between kings. >> the papacy functions politically as one element in the cockpit of europe where all around it dynastic politics are being worked out. >> narrator: in 1527, the vatican is still aligned with the king of germany, charles v, who stood with pope leo x against luther just six years earlier. >> charles v was a very unusual person. he was the king of germany. he ruled the north of italy. he was the holy roman emperor, but he had also inherited the rule of spain. so he had more power than at this point any tell properly monarch had ever had at any point. he was a very alarming monarch to many people. >> he wants italy at the same

. >> a french prelate who takes the name clement v becomes the pope.nce to crown him pope. >> the popes, of course, had been appointed in rome from the time of st. peter. >> king philip of france has a very powerful hold on pope clement v. this is a weak man and he is intimidated by philip. >> clement is notorious. he just did whatever he was asked. >> clement 5 outright promised philip a flatout portion of the church tithe. it went straight into the royal coffers. he also signed off on the expulsion of jews as a danger to the church, in knowledge that the wealth was going to go to philip. that's very blatant. >> by 1309, king philip has turned pope clement v into a pawn of the french crown, and in an attempt to solidify his power over the church, the french king lays the ground work for what will be the papacy's most notorious resignation by undermining its very foundation. >> peter is buried on the vatican hill and st. peter's basilica is built over his tomb. popes are seen as inheriting that charisma and that role, standing in for the apostle. his t

championship side reading have sacked paul clement after nine months as manager.lp them secure their place in the second tier at the end of last season. but now the club are just outside the relegation zone on goal difference, and former reading player ady williams says the manager's paid the price for bad form. the results were poor, ultimately it isa the results were poor, ultimately it is a result of four wayans, on the back end of last season, on last day, that the preseason was poor as well. and if you want a good preseason under your belt, the performance is ultimately been below par. there's been a couple of surprise exits at the uk snooker championship in york. former champion judd trump has been knocked out. the world number five came in as one of the favourites but was beaten byjoe perry 6 frames to 4. perry will now play tom ford in the quarter—finals tomorrow. and on the other table, two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin o'donnell. he'll now face defending champion ronnie o'sullivan in the last eight. i'm very proud really o

the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it

clemente was a great humanitarian and a great athlete.e was the embodyyment that contributed to the betterment of society. i am glad that this house is honoring his legacy by considering house resolution 792 and i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and thank you, congressman serrano, for allowing this recognition that recognizes sports all over and chairman bishop for supporting this but i expected the number of his baseball career. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: mr. speaker, this is a good piece of legislation. just wish in 1955 when the cubeys had picked him up instead of the pirates. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and gee to house resolution 792 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion -- mr. bishop: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: >> tirds in the affirmative -- mr. bishop: i can for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all

harold clements was there and paul alfonsi dropped out and went with harold clements.0 Ãb51 republicans. so 26 is going to win. so harold freilich comes to elroy to meet me. he didn't support me. he comes in and i still remember i was in the front room in my mother's house and harold fraley knocked at 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. he came in and he sat down and he said, you know i'm on the floor speak a speaker i said yeah everybody's called me. he said i need your vote. i said that's good, so today. he says i'm no conservative. i said i'm a conservative too. he said will you support me? i said i tell you what i will do, if you put me on joint finance Ãbthere is a freshman, they wouldn't put any freshman on joint finance but i knew i was young and nobody would pay me attention. i was on joint finance they had to. so i have been around the capital a long enough that i was playing politics. so i told freilich, if you want me at my boat, put me on joint finance committee. he said, can't do that. no freshman gets on joint finance. that's what you have to do if you want my vo

this constant fisher explains that clements will be working with her stand that. job working in the old buildings here my. claimants passions parents for the co-founders of this hotel they believed that their son should have access to a normal paid job despite his mental disability. that was twenty five years ago freeman says been working here ever since the day he's taking care of the lavatory . ok that's done. what's that list for the beautiful so i don't forget anything. or always take off each task to make sure everything gets done flow was in his own terms. i'll just take one last look here. this routine helps claimants to keep an overview and do his work well he enjoys the recognition. yes margaret is right we still beat that's important for me to listen and gives me a sense of accomplishment it was it was going to be softened. and when someone tells me i've done a good job it gives me a real boost because this one because this was an exact truth of it all but there's those of us who were to the. other was restored i'm glad when people their knowledge of my

chris clements, bbc news, inverness.er was given a womb transplanted from a woman who was clinically dead. before the birth — the baby's mother was given drugs that weakened her immune system to prevent her body attacking and rejecting the transplant. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson is here. it sounds extraordinary, tell us more about it. it took place in sao paulo in brazil. the patient was a 32—year—old born without a womb. it isa 32—year—old born without a womb. it is a rare condition. she was given this womb from a woman who was clinically dead, so her brain was no longerfunctioning clinically dead, so her brain was no longer functioning and she died very shortly afterwards. what happened was, six weeks after this operation, which was successful, the 32—year—old started having periods and her womb was functioning. seven months later, her own egg, which had been fertilise was transplanted into her. the little baby is now nearly a year old. is it a medical first? her. the little baby is now nearly a year old

the upper basilica of san clemente in rome was built at the beginning of the twelfth century in the by zen time courtly order is abandoned the christian cross dominates the ordering of the spheres still expresses numba and order but more important is the concentration on the christian visual symbols they signify the offices of power christ as the holy land in the center of his flock. this is god as the angel of peace among us a full god it's a different pictorial message from those of antiquity all the buys and time empire . will. around the turn of the millennium the church order as expressed in images went through a profound crisis of increasing worldliness and corruption the authority of the pope and with it the message of salvation through the one church was substantially shaken. the radical return of the liturgy to the original message of salvation took place not initially but in france am in a small chapel near only on the founding motifs of that message of salvation are represented on it's by sand time or sanders. above two small six winged chairs two of the angels dominate the

this person fisher explains that clements will be working with kirsten today. working in the old buildings here my. claimants passions parents for the co-founders of this hotel they believe that their son should have access to a normal paid job despite his mental disability. that was twenty five years ago claim and says been working here ever since the day he's taking care of the lavatories. ok that's done. what set list for you to so i don't forget anything. for always take off each task to make sure everything gets done flow was his own towards. the i'll just take one last look here. this routine helps claimants to keep an overview and do his work well he enjoys the recognition. yes margaret the grocery store that's awkward for me to listen and gives me a sense of accomplishment was just one of those in the song. and when someone tells me i've done a good job it gives me a real boost because this photo is not truthful with all of those of those of us who were to the ranch with the grocery store i'm glad when people their knowledge of my work over it and offer

received a commission from pope clement the nine to design the entrance to the cast as. the building was the most a limb of emperor of hadrian and the triumphant entrance way over the bridge was lined with statues of the classical dogs of victory many replace these with angels converting a pagan monument into christian. the angels hold the instruments of the passion well kristie in their hands the road becomes a symbolic way of the cross all via dolorosa like the one walked by the pilgrims in jerusalem. converted it into a triumphal procession and the angels bear with. to it with the symbols of christ's passion. the angel with a crown of thorns was sculpted by many himself the newly sculpted angel stood in the sequence of statues with the apostles peter and paul who were on it as martyrs and the here to proclaim the victory of christendom. the mausoleum of cast down sometimes a low but always dominated the entranceway to run if people look around now they saw the miracle of saint peter dedicated to the triumph of the holy roman church but this triumph was soon called int

this system fisher explains that clements will be working with her stand today about my job working in the only building my. payments passions parents for the co-founders of this hotel they believed that their son should have access to a normal paid job despite his mental disability. that was twenty five years ago clemens has been working here ever since. today he's taking care of the lavatories . ok that's done. what set list for the year to so i don't forget anything. i always take off each task to make sure everything gets done flow was is the hard times. i'll just take one last look here. this routine helps claimants to keep an overview and do his work well he enjoys the recognition. yes well christie's grocery store which that's important for me to listen and gives me a sense of accomplishment was just enough reason to soften. and when someone tells me i've done a good job it gives me a real boost because this one because this was an exact truth of it all it does is it it's who was who mother was first of all i'm glad when people are knowledge my work and offer me some help and re

white car. >>> the first arriving officer was flagged down by a citizen who pointed southbound on clements avenue at a white vehicle leaving the scene. indicating to the officer it was a suspect vehicle. >>> police started following this white toyota camry driven by vasquez they say was stolen. her family disputes that. police say after a high-speed seven-minute chase, vasquez crashed the car into a chained fence and did not obey officer's orders. the suspect driver ran the patrol car with a toyota. using it as a deadly weapon and causing four officers to fire in an attempt to stop the driver. >> vasquez was shot and killed. another woman in the car the chief says it turns out vasquez and the car had nothing to do with the initial shooting. >> had the deceased not been driving a stolen vehicle. had not led police on a dangerous high-speed chase, crashed the vehicle and did not attempt to get away at all costs, ramming officers and endangering their lives that this shooting and this tragedy would not have occurred on christmas morning. >>> after the conference, the upset woman met with the

they put their first album together here in clements in the band's room at his parents' place sad necessary it was a top twenty hit in germany. their studio set up might have changed since but the way they work has not. i think up a song when i was alive to philip so proud of myself started off got a new song. let me come up with a beat i'm trying to. it's every since claimants and philip met at high school in their home town castle the two have been inseparable their friendship is the soul of milky chance and the reason they've managed to keep their feet on the ground after becoming famous. for months. looking at how other bands and musicians have evolved i'd say things were pretty sudden in our case specially since we hadn't planned it at all. it's not like we were working towards these goals we were kind of likes a days ago. music was always just a bit ahead of us. it was pretty sought out. the band have already toured half the globe you guys still remember their favorite moment on stage. fire and by the audience was huge there must have been twenty thousand people and a wicked stage now

. >> marÍa del carmen nos informa >>> a los 8 de la maÑana se abrieron las puertas de roberto clementee querÍa juegos entretenidos. >> llegÓ a las 10 de la maÑana para compartir con el pÚblico tanta lan co el pÚblico creado hace una semana y el artista lo planificÓ con la intenciÓn de agradecer y educar a los niÑos y jÓvenes de su paÍ >>> de igual manera yo querÍa darle algo a lo que es la juventud de puerto rico me sigan o no estoy haciendo algo para mis fanÁticos simplemente para el pueblo para que vengan compartan. >> la alegrÍa que el cantante querÍa dar se notaba claramente en los rostros de niÑos y jÓvenes que esperaban porque su cantante favorito les diera un regalo >> yo vine de vega baja y estoy emocionada de verlo. >> (risas) >> bad bunny dijo que el Éxito repentino que ha tenido en menos de 3 aÑos no lo asimila bien de hecho todavÍa se le hace difici entender cÓmo es que vive en un aviÓn cuando Él pensaba que nuncldrico >> son tantos sentimientos emociones ha sido de aprendizaje de crecimiento >> he pisado tantos paÍses que jamÁs pensÉ eso sÍ que jamÁs pensÉ >> hablÓ que pro

on the scandal surrounding a disgraced advisor to the french president whitens as for paul clement alexander banal it's been using a diplomatic passport long after he was dismissed for beating up a process that.

today we honor his legacy by preserving these affordable units as well as two units at 800 clement street next-door. protecting tenants and preserving existing affordable housing is critical to stabilizing folks who are part of the most vulnerable community the small sites acquisition program, which began under mayor lee in 2014, helps present --dash prevent displacement and eviction of low income tenants such as script are at risk properties just like the ones we are preserving today. to date, 27 buildings consisting of 200 units have been acquired by the city. that is more than 200 individuals protected. thirteen buildings with 138 units are in the pipeline. and 105 million of city funds have been committed. and most importantly, hundreds of lives of people have been stabilized where they have a safe, affordable place to call home. absolutely incredible and a wonderful testament to the work that he did for our city. yesterday, we also introduced the supplemental ordinance to appropriate 75 more million dollars to this effort. i am proud to have joined our district three supervisor in wo

albertsons on 33rd and clement was closed. we need a grocery store. we need a place where people can go and buy the things they need at home. for the people that can afford to eat out at restaurants every night, wonderful, but a lot of people can't afford that and need the option. it's worth mentioning that the neighborhood doesn't need two indoor pools nearby either. while we're putting up other projects not helpful to the community, at least this is one we can take action on and this has a big impact. it warms my heart to hear so many of my fellow community members in agreement. thank you for your time. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm saphi. i live three doors up from the market. i'm not a public speaker or anything. i don't know a lot of the internal politics regarding this issue or terminology, but i'm here on a personal level. i'm here to support my friend from the market as well as the young, local people that he employs at his establishment. with that said, i do not support this project. new california market is

it started after police responded to reports of gunfire near storey road and clements, two people were shot, police found them and they say a car matching the one used by the shooters was also spotted. when police tried to stop that car, the driver took off and tried to ram a police car at lee and fruit dale avenues. when that happened four police officers fired shots killing the woman driving the car, a female passenger in that car was wounded and her injuries were not life-threatening. she was taken to jail on an man in connection to two stabbings in the market district. they found a person on the ground near 6th and jessie streets, it was a 70-year-old woman who died at the scene. >>> at 12:40 yesterday morning, police responded to another stabbing on third street. a 46-year-old woman had been stabbed and she is expected to survive. and michael jacob's was arrested and he's charged with murder. >>> 4:05 is the time. even with three suspected homicides in the past couple of days, san francisco is likely to record one of its lowest homicide rates in decades. five days left in this yea

reading have sacked paul clement after nine months as their manager. season — but now the club are just outside the relegation zone on goal difference, having managed only five wins from 22 league and cup games so far. australia are playing their first home test since last year's ball tampering scandal. they're facing india, and it's all eyes on the conduct of the team, as much as the result. cheteshwar pujara hit a century as india finished the first day on 250—9. a new report from sport england has revealed the activity levels in children for the very first time, showing over 40% of youngsters lead active lives. the report is based on responses from over 130— thousand children aged between five and 16 in england.. over the past academic year... and found girls are still not doing as much sport as boys... jack ranson has more.... by by night, stacy copeland is britain's first female commonwealth boxing champion. nice and straight, that's it. by day, she's the head of personal development at pars would high school in manchester. personal development at

championship side reading have sacked paul clement after nine months as their manager.st outside the relegation zone on goal difference, having managed only five wins from 22 league and cup games so far. there's been a surprise exit at the uk snooker championship in york. former champion judd trump has been knocked out. the world number five came in as one of the favourites but was beaten byjoe perry six frames to four. perry will now play tom ford in the quarterfinals tomorrow. and there's been a shock on the other table too, as two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin 0'donnell. he'll now face defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan in the quarterfinals. british bobsleigh teams will not compete at the season—opening world cup races in latvia this weekend because of funding cuts. the sport received more than five million pounds in the run up to the pyeongchang winter olympics, but lost that after failing to win a medal. a small amount of funding has been provided to help gb compete at the world championships in march. and the referee in the tyson

championship side reading have sacked paul clement after nine months as their manager.cond tier at the end of last season. but now the club are just outside the relegation zone on goal difference, having managed only 5 wins from 22 league and cup games so far. there's been a couple of surprise exits at the uk snooker championship in york. former champion judd trump has been knocked out. the world number five came in as one of the favourites but was beaten byjoe perry 6 frames to 4. perry will now play tom ford in the quarter—finals tomorrow. and on the other table, two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin 0'donnell. he'll now face defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan in the quarter—finals. i'm very proud really of how i closed the matt schaub. it's been nipped and tucked probably a bit of a scrappy affair today. it will be fairto a scrappy affair today. it will be fair to say he didn't play his a—game obviously. but i was just hanging on and fighting out there andi hanging on and fighting out there and i got better as the match went on. and we c

it seems that paul clement has paid the price. more on that and the rest of the sport at 11:15am.ery differently. flats in amy‘s block cost up to £450 a week. this is a king—sized bed, which is so nice to come home to, because when i come here ijust feel so comfortable, and i don‘t feel like i‘m losing out on any of my home comforts, because i know a lot of accommodations have single beds. eleanor is paying a quarter of that. everything you need in here. bed, desk, plenty of storage space, and it's bigger than most uni rooms. i‘ve got a make—up station and my desk area, with all the homely bits. this is where all the hard work happens, then. yes. half of all student accommodation is now owned by private developers like naveen. i think the universities are really thinking they need to up their game or get out of it, basically. they‘re primarily about education. the housing is something that by default they sort of did. there have been big changes in standards in student digs, too. the vast majority are now ensuite, with prices up 6% in university—owned halls in the last year alone.

real legacy of san francisco's first chinese-american mayor also lives in this little building at clementhe richmond district. here, you'll find 14 units and the seniors who occupy them, after being booted from their homes decades ago for pricey development. >> so ed saved the residents twice. >> reporter: then a floppy haired lawyer for the asian law caucus, ed lee wouldn't stand for it. so he got them new housing. >> this project at 9thement rep small things that ed did, and he did hundreds of small things that most people don't know about. >> reporter: as lee's mother, wife and two daughters looked on beaming as some of those accomplishments were recognized today, they can also rejoice in the many hidden treasures. and there is just an incredible footnote to that, which is mayor lee's wife anita, didn't know until two weeks ago that her husband had a hand in that 9th avenue project, a project that was just bought with help by the city will now become permanent affordable housing. reporting live here from city hall, sam brock, nbc bay area news >> one of the nicest and most effective le

. -- clement moore. he gains a little late and becomes anglicized to santa claus. then he is finally discovered in the form was familiar to us by macy's and coca-cola. that is where the story ends, but it's a wonderful story of faith. host: let me share some excerpts from the book. by the end of the 16th century, he had been banished from religious life but he cannot be driven out of people's hearts and imaginations. he was much too beloved for that to happen. when he lost his audit place in churches, he moved into homes where he had legions of fans, especially among children. he became a hero of the heart. by the mid-20th century, along route was complete. he had almost completely disappeared in the united states. in his place, santa claus had come to town. is a distinctlaus and distant relative of saint nicholas. you brought up the conflict. i hate to divide potential audiences, but he was thriving and then martin luther came along and said we don't like these icons, these stained-glass which thehese saints traditional catholics are worshiping and trying to. they

judge clement goldstone, qc said this was as gross a breach of trust as it was possible to imagine andand build trust in their communities. he sent ian naude to jail for 25 years and said he'd also have to serve an extra five years on licence once he is released. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers lord digbyjones, the former trade minister, and stephen bush, the political editor at the new statesman. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with ben rich. christmas is drawing closer and at the moment, the weatherfeels christmas is drawing closer and at the moment, the weather feels quite festive. chile south-easterly winds blowing across the british isles bringing cold out from the near continent, circulating around this big area of high pressure which has been blocking the atlantique weather systems over recent days. as we go through the next few days that changes. sliding across the country, we will see rain and snow, and as we get into next week, we switched the wind direction. it won't be a heatwave and won

the pup was four miles inland when it was discovered, in terrington st clement.into the wash estuary. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas hello, today is probably the better day of the weekend for most parts of the country. we have sunshine and a few scattered showers around too. this was a picture taken earlier on in the day but one of our weather watchers, you see blue sky around there. they're the remainder of this weekend there'll still be sunshine on and off, equally a bit of rain at times, particularly on sunday across the southern half of the uk. the best of the weather tomorrow will be found further north. back to the here and now, what we have is a small ridge of high pressure in charge of our weather today, waiting out in the atlantic in the wings, low pressure which will be driving tomorrow's fairly soggy weather for us. to the rest of this afternoon into the evening most showers across the northwest of scotland, pushing towards the north easing for a wild through tonight and largely dry first half of the night particularly a

we also looked at things like clement verda bilby -- climate variability. of of the primary drivers decreased an increase periods of activity is the oceans conveyor belt. it is the way it pumps water in and out of the basins. we entered into an increased period of hurricane activity in 1995. onsed to make presentations that in the next 30 years, we are going to be paying for the fact that we built a lot of communities in vulnerable areas and we did not do it to a standard where houses are elevated or were the wind mitigated. >> we have 10 minutes left. on the topic of hurricane maria, i know there has been a lot of controversies surrounding the death toll. washington university put out a study saying nearly 3000 people died from hurricane maria. the puerto rican government came out there on data. you say time and time again that fema does not count the death toll. don't you think it is fair that fema should be responsible to count the death toll in order to properly assess the damage that the natural disaster caused? >> we are not set up or designed to do t

there's nowhere in our solar system which is as clement as the top of everest or the antarctic.y adventurers who want to go to mars, i certainly don't think it's any solution, and it's a dangerous delusion to think that we can terraform mars rather than dealing with climate change on the earth. but to put it bluntly, do you not believe that, actually, this melding of human intelligence with artificial intelligence gives us, in the longest of long terms, the capacity to imagine a post—human era, where intelligent beings, whatever we call them, because there'll be certainly a modification of our organic humanness, these post—human beings will have the capacity to travel over unimaginable differences, and perhaps colonise places and planets that we haven't even thought of? yes, yes. well, of course, the use of word us is important. my scenario is human stay on the earth and don't change all that fast, but the post—human evolution will start with crazy pioneers who get to mars by then, in a century, because they'll be away from the regulators, who are going to be controlling these t

the pup was four miles inland when it was discovered, in terrington st clement.toring him, before he's released into the wash estuary. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets.. thank you very much. it is relatively mild run—up to christmas, so not much snow in the forecast. in fa ct, so not much snow in the forecast. in fact, none. hopefully we will see sunshine but really a very different day ahead tomorrow. today has been lovely, many areas with good spell the sunshine, a few showers but looming large in the atlantic this massive cloud. it is a low—pressure system and weather fronts which will gather force quite quickly through this evening, bringing rain into devon and cornwall and closed in northern ireland, brushing eventually into southern scotland and crossing most areas except the east by morning so we will maintain temperatures above freezing but it will be cold where we have the starry skies in scotland and there could be fog around which will lingerfor much of could be fog around which will linger for much of the day and some of the

that's bbc.co.uk/sport staying with football, and reading have sacked paul clement after nine monthsver in time to help them secure their place in the championship at the end of last season — but now the club are just outside the relegation zone on goal difference, having managed only five wins from 22 league and cup games so far. arder hegeberg — winner of the inaurgral women's ballon d'or — has again played down the fact that she was asked if she could twerk when she won the award — but says sexism is a big problem in sport. french dj martin solveig apologised for the question — and hegerberg says she appreciates the support of stars like andy murray. i love that a bigger profile cares so i love that a bigger profile cares so much about this theme. it is important and it makes a difference. in this case i was not offended at all, i did not take it as a hard thing. iam all, i did not take it as a hard thing. i am surprised he did not ask an advice question, or maybe how i felt about the football part. it is an issue today, you have to speak about it. that's why it's cool but a bigge