. >>> berkeley making history: the first united states city to pass a soda tax. voters voted overwhelming the penny tax on sugary drinks and in san francisco they rejected a similar tax in that city. >>> san francisco police are investigating a hit-and-run accident that claimed the life of a man in the ten door -- ten december -- tenderloin. which are light but they will blow offshore today. today will be the sunny and warmest day. i have warm weather, though, this week, coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> the golden gate bridge has a lighter spot across the bay area but who are accident free everywhere although we have a bart delay. and san francisco stations and millbrae. there are traffic inspections delaying things. >> the supreme court will hear arguments today of the fish that get away and whether that constitutes destruction of evidence. the case involves a commercial fishing boat captain who threw back undersized grouper caught after the boat was boarded by officers. lawyers say the captain was wrongly convicted because they used a law passed after en

. >> berkeley became the first united states city to pass a soda tax. voters approved measure d, the sugary drink tax with "yes" getting 75 percent way above the two-thirds needed -- actually they only needed a simple majority. but in san francisco, that is where though need two-thirds and it was closer for proposition e, which did not get two-thirds needed to pass two pennies an ounce tax. >> the governor brown will speak to the media after being elected to unprecedented fourth term. he clobbered neel kashkari if a reagan administration that many say was over months ago. brown thanked the voters and added california is again showing the nation how things are done. >> we show our commitment to building an adequate water supply, building a rainy day fund and living in our means and doing the kind of things a great state should do and can do. >> push the special interest aside to fight for the kids of california and the working families of california to reduce our poverty rate the you have the power. >> concern cash carry senate seats one more than needed

. >> berkeley making history as the first united states city to pass a soda tax.ure d, a tax on surey drink. voters in san francisco rejected a similar tax. >> rebound is holding a news conference to talk about the elections. democrats have been club bettered in off year ballots. republicans have full criminal -- full control of the congress. >> love this time of the year because we could get pictures life this with the shad degrees and -- with the shadows from 70 at the cost to 81 inland for the temperatures. >> we continue now online and on twitter and facebook and all mobile devices. >> complete election results are at abc7news.com in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic. >>> during "good morning america" you can expect analysis of the races last night nationwide and the republican sweep. we have traffic ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... fema

united states. tonight, the first troop philadelphia city guard celebrated its 240th anniversary. >> the founding of the troop in 1774. >> while celebrating something old, the city opened something new, the ice rink outside of city hall. never-used-before skates on fresh ice. and a lot of first-time skaters. squl >> it's really fun today. >> what do you think? >> i think it's really cool. the view of city hall, the whole city. >> nearby on the franklin parkway, homeless huddled under blankets and card board boxes. emergency code blue bringing the homeless population in doesn't go into effect until the temperature dips into the 20s. >>> penn dot workers were trying to fix some spots before we get into messier winter weather. seasonal light, a little fire and brisk night air. >> it's a great night because i can walk and not sweat. >> that's one way of looking at it. you're not going to sweat anymore, maybe, until you're shoveling snow. live in mayfair, 35 degrees, luan chan, nbc 10 news. >> and as the temperature dips and we're expecting more wet weather next week, go to nbc10.com to download. it's fr

san francisco, with this legislation, would be the first city in the united states to codify a legacy business registry. designation of these cultural assets la victoria's bakery, green apple books, the rock see, gallery [speaker not understood], the list could go on and on, will provide some is civic recognition of the importance to the community of these establishments. one additional piece is that we would like to begin this process with one tangible benefit. this legislation would provide property owners purchasing buildings in which a legacy business operates a rebate of a transfer fee if they extend a commercial lease to the legacy business for ten years. additionally, if a legacy business is able to purchase its own property, then it would also qualify for a rebate of the transfer fee. there is so little data that exists regarding the number of legacy business he in san francisco. we don't know how many there are, what their status is as property owners or tenants, the size of these business he, the ownership models, et cetera. therefore, this legislation also asks the office o

ordinance and last year thanks to the support of all of you, san francisco became the first city in the united states to establish the right of parents and caregivers to request flexible workplace arrangements. and i'm proud that this past summer, president obama issued an executive order providing the same right to two million federal workers. i want to thank the coalition of family advocates who worked with my office to get this done. as part of the initial draft of last year's family friendly legislation, we had included provision to address predictability, but the topic was so challenging that i decided to convene a table of labor, working family advocates and employer to address this topic and for the better part of this year we have convened this table. we learned how unpredictable schedules and last-minute on-call practices threatens economic security, creates work family challenges, particularly around child care and undermines worker health and well-being. we also heard about best practices from excellent local employers who figured out how to manage predictable schedules that helped the bot

young female aide worker. >> pope benedict will travel to philadelphia and new york city next year, the first united statess leader of the catholic church. >> check out the beautiful sunrise mother nature created in honor of leyla gulen's product this morning! doesn't it look beautiful? radiant. all those things describe her, too. 65 to 70's most of our temperatures and up to 69 at the coast, the warmest day this week. >> how do i top that, thank you. here is a look at the freeway which is packed and we are looking at a sold out 80 freeway and you cannot escape because as you approach the toll plaza it will be bumper-to-bumper traffic. ♪ you are our sunshine >> we continue online and >> we continue online and twitter and facebook. food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced meal. and a future that sustains us all. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, wild weather. reports coming in of at least seven tornadoes touching down from louisia

including two big, big events, on ben franklin parkway, this will be his first visit to the united state. reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, jan. pope will visit philadelphia for the world meeting of families target date friday, september 25th. on saturday the 26th, holding celebration of family life, then sunday the 27th, 2015, papal mace, both on the ben franklin parkway and the public is welcome. >> 53:03, just wet soggy start to your monday? >> and chilly too. you step out the door you can still see your breath in front of your face. not cold enough to warrant any kind of frozen precipitation in philadelphia. in fact, the entire delaware valley is strictly a rain event for us. but, you know, we could actually see little mixing going on in certain locations, and you got to head north for. that will quite a bit to cover here. we start it off with a map, another look for you here at storm scan3, where at the moment the bulk of the precipitation actually falling anywhere from philly on east. and there is that little break in the action, but you cannot necessaril

city of chicago. the first woman mayor. to this day the mayor of the largest city in the united states as a woman. monsignor kenneth velo remembers the political legacy of former mayor jayne byrne during her funeral service being held at this hour. good afternoon. i'm steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our aroe b. wgna the our top story.. remembering former chicago mayor jane byrne. here is a live look inside the church. byrne's family members will be part of the service with her nieces and nephews acting as pallbearers and readers. jane byrne died friday morning at the age of 81. os care been living after suffering a stroke last year. byrne will be remembered as the first and only maor of sh buried at calvary cemetery in evanston. >> live with more on today's service. >> i remember it as you do. when she is commissioner before she even considered running for mayor. she was a colorful figure even then. she was an unlikely political figure to be thought of as mayor. she was tiny and stature. >> she had many enemies that she made around the city. she also had more friends. many of them hav

first month's paymyment on select new volkswagen models. city of brotherly love will play host to pope francis next september. it will be the pope's first trip to the united states. the pope is also expected to visit washington, d.c., and in new york, but there is no official announcement on that yet. president obama said more than one million customers visited healthcare.gov this weekend, and it did not have the widespread technical problems of last year. 100,000 people submitted applications for coverage next year. serves 37 states, and washington state had problems, but it is back up and healthcare.gov serves 37 states. sharing companies. >> rg iii is certainly the talk of the town, and his name, his story, and his performance is trending everywhere. is he the same quarterback that they gave up so much to ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >> needy families braved long lines to get turkeys from the assistance center, and as scott gibson says, the need has increased since last year. >> linda did today what many plan to do in the

united states. >> his first go around in city hall ended in disgrace in 1984. >> punch him, hit him, slapped him andly. >> after he pled no contest to assaulting the man cianci suspected was having an affair with his estranged wife. >> at one point he hurls an ash tray at the man. the man ducks. >> he tries too club him with a fireplace log. >> did i pick up a log. i threw it in the fireplace. >> insisted to me that he simply threw the log in to the fireplace. >> total fabrication. >> next tried to club him -- tried to club him. jumped in and stopped him. >> there's nothing new about my past. no one is going to get a pulitzer prize. no one is going to get an emmy by talking about -- not going to get it, it's hardly worth -- not breaking news. >> say the education system -- his second stretch as mayor started in 1991 and ended in 2002 with conviction for racketeering that landed him in jail for four and a half years. >> you will not acknowledge that you did anything knowingly wrong to put you in there. >> i will tell you that -- talk to the jury. the jury found me not guilty of all charges except one

city to our odd c-span.org/local content. >> after the american revolution and before he was elected, the first president of the united states george washington retired from public life. up next, edward larson focuses on washington and how he contributed to western expansion and his efforts to link the east and west through the potomac river.

martin dempsey's first trip to iraq since the united states sent over 1,000 personnel to train forces. considering sending combat troops to retake the northern syrian city of from i.s.i.l. >>> on friday they drove fighters out of beji town. iraq's army struggled but has been helped by u.s. led i.s.i.l. strikes. imran khan, bring us up to speed on the beji siege. >> three kilometers outside the crucial oil refinery about 15 kilometers away from the town itself. they were poised to go in but then there were a change of tactics. they fell back to the town itself and decided to clear isolated pockets in the north and the east of the towrn and te country side. the idea was they would completely clear the town itself before moving on the refinery. what sources are temg us is any move on the refinery could take place on monday. once they're in a position to mount a big attack on that refinery to take it back from i.s.i.l. fighters. this is a fight that is being watched very closely by the international coalition. like you say u.s.'s top general martin dempsey was in town. he was speaking to the ministry of defense and other security forces. they'll be looking

united state, than is the first time the world meeting of families is being held in the united states, so definitely a big event, converging here in philadelphia in 2015. reporting live in center cityhis morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> the city will be packed. >> indeed. >> so once again let's go overall of it for you. pope francis will visit philadelphia for the world meeting of families, expected to arrive friday september 25th. >> on saturday the 26th, the pope is holding a celebration of family life. then on sunday september 27th the papal mass, both on the ben franklin parkway and the public is welcome. >>> more breaking news to tell but right now. man is killed in a fast moving house fire in philadelphia overnight. >> four police officers were hurt while trying to douse the flames. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at the scene in germantown with how the offers remembers doing. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, erika, ukee, again, those officers did try to put that fire out themselves, suffering smoke inhalation in the process, and as you mentioned, though, man did die. that fire breaking out at 835 shelton avenue, 11:12, breaki

mayor chuck reed on january first over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all the growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe, clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago, and in washington d.c., and newark. it's amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. >> vicki liviakis a south bay teen.in the fight of his life. he's been given just weeks to live.now he's on a mission to make the most of the time he as left. he's been battling

first two years. the plan also redirects money to pay down cities debt. >>> united states postal service now joins long officials confirmed a sign's tack may have compromised social security numbers and other private information of the 800,000 employees, the fbi says it is now looking into whether the hackers may have also targeted customers. postal service says the attack was quote limited in scope and all services are functioning normally as of right now. >>> 6:50. let turn to entertainment headlines, investigators say a clinic that treated comedian joan rivers, made several errors during that treatment. >> new york department of health reports sites that yorkville endoscopy for errors including failing to identify tea tear rating vital signs and to timely intervention. negligence is not alleged. rivers died september 4th, a week after treatment. she died from brain damage due to a lack of oxygen according to new york city's medical examiner. >>> merrill streep is set to he have is the presidential medal of freedom. oscar winning actress and new jersey native will be among 19 recipient at the white h

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. >>> pope francis will make his first trip to the united states in september of next year. among the stops, washington, new york city and philadelphia. >>> bono injured his arm in a cycling accident and needs surgery. the band is calling off after appearances on nbc "the tonight show" this week. >>> an upstate new york shopping mall is threatening to fine retailers $200 an hour if they fail to open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day. the galleria in buffalo told us last week, they must open on the holiday. waiting until midnight may cost stores $1200 or more. >>> gas prices continuing to fall. the average price of unleaded $2.88. one year ago it was $3.20. >>> the world's biggest chocolate maker says we're running out. supply shortages and china's growing love of this stuff. cocoa prices up 60% since 2012. that's a look at your headlines on a monday. "newsroom" is back after a break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to

first trip as pope to the united states. he will attend the world meeting of families in the city of brotherly love. >>> number of homeless children in our country has reached a record high. new report finds 1 in 30 american kids were homeless at some point in 2013. this report blames high poverty domestic violence and a lack of affordable housing. >> president obama looks close to taking action on immigration reform. proposals being worked on now would allow as many as five million immigrants to stay in the country legally, including parents of children who are u.s. citizens. overhauling immigration was the buzz over the summer with a buzz of a wave of tens of thousands of immigrant children crossing g the border. as al jazeera's rob reynolds reports, seeds of the controversy were sewn decades ss ago. >> fearing soviet influence, u.s. president ronald reagan strongly supported military dictatorships, and right wing regimes, like jose napoleon duarte in el salvador. >> we gave them military support and a lot of things to keep shoring them up and keeping them from falling. that included turning our head the other way when they went

first, new developments in the united states battle against ebola. for the first time in months, no one in the u.s. is being treated for ebola. just minutes we're going to go live to new york cityis being released from bellevue hospital center after beating the deadly virus. all eight americans who contracted the virus have been cured. we're keeping a close eye on the weather in the upper midwest where it's a far different scene from where i am this morning. it's still snowing there. more than 24 hours after it all began. but the story isn't entirely about the snow. it's the drastic temperature drop. not only the upper midwest but stretching into a large part of the country. we get live updates from meteorologist bill karins in just a few minutes. also, some breaking news this morning out of missouri. we are just learning that governor jay nixon will be holding a news conference there at 3:00 p.m. eastern. noon pacific. to talk about law enforcement planning efforts in events of a grand jury decision in the shooting of michael brown. the prosecutor has previously said that a grand jury looking into whether to charge police officer darren wilson will be finishing its work in mid

. >> two northern california cities are trying to pass the first taxes on sugary drinks in the united statessco and berkeley have measures on tomorrow's ballot. experts say the medical cost for treating obesity have soared to $190 billion. at attempts to tax high sugary drinks have failed. tax opponents predict they will beat a similar measure in san francisco. but, they admit that beating the measure could be tough in berkeley. the very first city to ban styr ofoam. >> researchers made an incredible breakthrough in the fight against lung cancer. they say they have identified a drug combination that causes lung cancer cells to reprogram and destroy themselves. and that this discovery could stop the disease from growing and even create a new kind of treatment. scientists hope this will work on other types of cancer cells, too. >> no on the go. text radar to 25543 and down load the weather app. >> checking the weather right now. how are we looking? >> our new wusa9 app. the news app, which has weather wrapped in it is cool. maybe a question about election day. just go to it and you will see ou

first for the middle east. >> it will inspire younger generations to get involved. >> the cities of eugene in the united states, a country which has yet to stage the championships as well as barcelona in spain are also in the running. >> every previous addition has started in august. high summer temperatures means doha's plan includes a cooler. it's one that they don't believe puts the city at a disadvantage. >> we look at the calendar and find that in the city by the end of september. i think that this is going to be a good chance for the whole world to see the world championship with the season ending with a world championship. >> the football world cup is on its way to qatar, but there are still unanswered questions surrounding that event. when in the year it will be played, and what will the findings of a report into allegations of corruption surrounding the 2018 and 2022 bidding process will be revealed. >> can this bid be treated in isolation, or is this the wrong time to be rewarding another big event to qatar. >> we have not spent, nor should we spend any time worrying about other sports and other situ

city of new york. if nominated she will be the first black attorney general for the united states. >> gains made in the labor market were pretty impressive but there is a catch. for more on that let's go to ali velshi. >> as far as glasses half full and half empty, this was substantially more than half full. more than 129,000 jobs created in october. the unemployment rate dropped to 1.8%. we take a look at the last couple of months. we added 31,000 more jobs for august and september's tallies. we now averaged 229,000 net new jobs every month this year. the 5.8% unemployment rate is 1.4 percentage point drop in the past 12 months. two full percentage points in the last two years. and here's the thing. i tell you to ignore the rate, it ticked up slightly as more people joined the labor force. it's not that they got new jobs but they feel confidentiality that there would be new jobs. stay with me. there is a little bit of math. the unemployment rate is the number of people looking for work, who are a part of that--the entire population who could be working. if we had the same number of people in the workf

it will be his first papal visit to the united states and we have complete coverage of the big announcement. we begin with natasha brown life on the parkway tonight to show us how the city is already preparing for the pope. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we can tell you that since the exciting announcement earlier today, hotel around the city and the phones there have been ringing off the hook we understand, and also city agencies have been very busy now preparing for the pope's visit. there is an electrifying excitement in the air in philadelphia. just hours after a historic announcement. >> philadelphia. >report the popeis coming to ph! >> reporter: as many as 2 million people are expected to flood the ben franklin parkway for papal mass in september 2014. pope francis become the fourth pope to visit the u.s. only the second to visit philadelphia. >> as soon as you hear something big like that is official you start making a newed to list. really quickly. >> reporter: to do list at visit philadelphia will be lengthy with visitors from around the world flocking to philadelphia during the 5-day world meeting of families. security will be tight. thousands of media represe

first taxes on sugar beverages in the united states. both have measures on tomorrow's ballot and kpix tells us most eyes are on the city of berkeley. >> reporter: if the soda tax has a chance of passing anywhere, it is in berkeley. >> berkeley is probably the most progressive city in america. >> former labor secretary is supporting a one cent an ounce tax on sugar drinks called measure d. he says it is time to promote health choices. >> diabetes is a huge public health crisis and costing the nation a lot of money. >> reporter: medical costs for treating obesity are $190 bill a year according to a recent study. attempts to tax high sugar drinks have failed. they want it to fail here too. >> you think it is confusing? >> the law is filled with loopholes that will raise grocery prices. polls show two-thirds of berkeley voters favor a soda tax. beverage companies have poured $2.3 million in their campaign, outexpanding their opponent 7 to 1. >> we don't feel at the end of the day the voters will stand for it. >> reporter: opponents say they will beat a similar measure in san francisco, but things could be different in berkeley, the first city to b

united states. but we're talking about a backdrop that would have to have deteriorated in a material way. >> reporter: others have already changed their views. citi moved ahead its first forecast for the rate hike of december 2015 with from september. and a money manager said foreign weakness and central bank easing is going to make the fed wary about moving too quickly. >> i think the fed recognizes that the risk of tightening too soon and ending up back in the ditch is much harsher than waiting too long and having to fight perhaps growth or inflation down the line. i think they would rather err on the side of too much ease and then, you know, ratchet back than to tighten too soon and really run out of ammunition. >> reporter: all that global easing he says is good for equities, but there are challenges. the dollar has strengthened against the euro as vost come to believe the fed will tighten, that is raise rate raitts, and the ecb will ease further. it's a challenge to u.s.er, porters and pushes down on inflation by making foreign imports cheaper in the u.s. most likely the fed will watch to see if these actions by other central banks help their economies grow. if t

first just opened in new york city. >>> talk about a "million dollar baby." a canadian woman is facing a $950,000 medical bill after her daughter made an early arrival in the united states. jennifer kimmel's water broke 16 weeks early while she was vacationing in hawaii. she was put on bed rest in the hospital for 6 weeks until baby reese arrived nine weeks prematurely. the baby spent another two months in intensive care. she is healthy now but blue cross refuses to cover the family's travel insurance claim even though a doctor signed off on the trip. >> we had the ultrasound. we had the doctors' approval. we had the blue cross insurance. i was only 24 weeks when we flew down there. i -- we -- we thought we were covered. >> blue cross says the new mother had a pre-existing bladder infection before her trip which disqualifies her from coverage. >>> time now is 4:52. they are red and black and they're back. why millions of ladybugs have swarmed one bay area neighborhood. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the ride-sharing app has a system >>> a lot of fog this morning, thick clouds and rain moving in. temperatures will be cooler, a lot of low 60s in along the peninsula. about 61 los alt

few points are important to our perspective, first and foremost, trans-atlantic link. the synchronous city of the united states and europe, not only european allies, nato allies but also european union. the way we see this is the effect of a transatlantic unity, this is one area where we all disagree with the sense i got from the panel that sanctions are working, they are working, the whole atmosphere inside russia, inside the leadership. it could be a long time but we should be ready and we should continue with sanctions. what came as a shock to the russian leadership was the united front in august and september when putting forward the sanctions. long-term readiness to continue. one issue that was brought up, energy security and getting the region, actually all of europe out of the oppression energy influence. i think we see lots of things happening in this regard that that takes time as well, 5 to 10 years to see real results but this is very important issue. in ten years time we can diversify from russian gas and oil and say you can use this as political control anymore. third point or force point, the pre

first baseman during the general manager's scotsdale, arizona. more new over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all the growth is going to be in cities way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe, clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago, and in washington d.c., and newark. it's amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. >>> christmas has arrived in new york city. today, a crane hoisted this 85 foot tall norway spruce at rock feller center. the 93-year-old tree was trucked in from pennsylvania. the next step? decorating it with

united states for his first ever trip to the u.s. and philadelphia sitting right between two short commutes and pope mobile to new york city and washington where pope frances said we like to address the u.n. and congress. so no official itinerary has come out yet but usually pope is a arrive for last two days for world meeting of families which would have him here at least september 26th and 27th. philadelphia's archbishop chaput was in rome and said quote his charisma, presence and voice will electrify the gathering. so we will see if he just stays here in philadelphia or goes up and down i-95 to do what he wants in washington and new york. a pope does not come to philadelphia very often. last time 1979, i want to remember frank rizzo meeting john paul the second at the airport and bowing before him on the tarmac. biggest crowd estimated, for 2 million people, at pope john paul the second. philly gets visits by two mess popular popes ever. don't be surprised if this mass is bigger now 35 years later. >> unreal, steve thank you. >>> people are so excited. speculation for so long. >> he wasn't coming, back abe for the. >> it is a boom to

united states does of fraud by federal law. process consider will be opening up in san are they specifically designed for first-time applicants what did people waiting in line at the dmv and then the city think about the changes. i think is a good family hard to be negative. in this segment is getting any better seem like it's getting worse. >> reporter: the start of what appears to be a burglary in process. she said the man in the videos go house keys darkies local shows will house alarm and laurie that when is the main going in that out on friday is the pitch is a call the police the problem is local police have yet to act. >> reporter: they said cases are you on monday >> james: coming up to the top women best of our program facing off in palo alto. religion of his ally of the outside oslo's to make your way into san francisco. >> james: fifth then on into the shot off when time runs out. if if >> james: phil just last week and save the game with the saints. the had the travel far to the east their optimism that he will be in san francisco to wearing their giants jersey. will be back with more and a minute. >> james: cab drivers role in the process at the airport that the overall vo

city to our odd c-span.org/local content. >> after the american revolution and before he was elected, the first president of the united states george washington retired from public life. up next, edward larson focuses on washington and how he contributed to western expansion and his efforts to link the east and west through the potomac river. >> thank you so much. i wish my parents could have heard that. it would have made my father very proud and my mother actually would have believed you. there you go. [laughter] for me as you suggested, this lecture concludes an amazing year. as it began just a year ago when the library, fred w. smith library for george washington and i was able to take a seat. during that year, i learned what a treasure all of you have in mount vernon. led by the staff, they are extraordinarily dedicated and extraordinarily loyal. for 150 years, the mount vernon ladies' association has kept this place special. and with a new library, the orientation and education center, no crop of those women have done a better job. among those were remarkable women. well, let me begin tonight with a question. retiremen

united states for the first time next year as head of the catholic church. >> he will attend a celebration in philadelphia on the family's role in society. the city's something to be excited about. peter gallagher has more details about the visit. >> the pope is going for this meeting. he himself called the meeting on the family. it raised a lot of questions amongst the cardinals and catholics around the world. so we have questions on contraception. questions on divorce, questions on gay marriage and children of gay marriages. so pope francis clearly putting an emphasis on what are some of the modern issues for families today. the visit to philadelphia will fall into that category, although it's not symbolic just for that reason, but that is the reason the pope will be visiting philadelphia in september of next year. >> pope francis has also been invited to address the united nations, and a joint meeting of the u.s. congress. no word on whether he's accepted those invitations. >>> there is breaking news now. there has been a shooting at a jerusalem synagogue. at least nine people have been wounded in what it is calling a terror attack. that's accor

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