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>> i would put francis slightly left of center. now that's in relation to the wider church. >> that's a big matter of perspective. >> he's no raging liberal, but he's not an arch-conservative either, and he has voiced openness to at least talking about change, which that in and of itself is kind of a significant move. >> and a lot of people are sort of spinning this meeting as an interesting test case for the impact francis may have on the church. his personality, his style, his tone. that, you know, that's all out there, but what kind of impact will that have in the real life of the church? and so some people are pitting this as conservatives versus liberals, but people are watching to see what francis's legacy will be. >> kim lawton, many thanks. kevin eckstrom, many thanks to you. >>> all over the world, wherever people are suffering because of war or persecution, epidemics or natural disasters, the movement doctors without borders tries to help if it can. there are 25,000 doctors without borders volunteers serving in 70 countri

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some people are seeing parallels with pope francis. he is also the pope that wrote the document against contraception. some people in favor of paul vi, some not in favor. pope francis is a fan and he's beatifying him today. amara? >> delia gallagher, appreciate reports from rome. thank you very much, delia. >>> nigeria says it is finalizing the details to secure the freedom of more than 200 kidnapped girls. up next, what boko haram may get in exchange for their release. >>> plus, it's been up in space for two years but the air force isn't saying what this experimental spacecraft was going up there. our experts do have some theories, though. that's next. oods that are acidic... we all have risk of acid erosion. there's only so much enamel, and everybody needs to do something about it now if they want to preserve their teeth. i recommend pronamel. it helps strengthen the tooth and makes it more resistant to acid breakdown. ghave a nice flight!r bag right here. traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is comin

francis collin nowhere to be found. we haven't heard a word from him. look, you have a government now, this is why the american people are so upset about this. kirsten and a bill, because you have a collapse of confidence, credibility and confidence in the federal government to do anything. so now what the potential of an exotic and deadly virus in our own shores being transmitted, we don't know exactly how in some cases. you have no confidence on the part of the american people to give federal government can handle this or that we are getting the truth in an accurate and timely way. >> i don't understand how this is a national security threat first and foremost. we are not being attacked by ebola. >> we have our military -- our military has been sent without training into west africa so they are not properly equipped either. >> nobody is is attacking the country with ebola. and i don't know -- you know, i can't keep straight, like i thought the government was completely incompetent but now francis

(narrator) one such deified director was francis coppola. coppola's dream was to run his own studio, to be called american zoetrope. where did you hear about the rain people? i don't remember. were they in a story someone toldou? no, it's true. (woman) did you ever see them? (walter murch) francis wrote a script involving a cross-country trip.

a long two weeks for pope francis.would you say is the biggest takeaway from the summit with those bishops? >> reporter: i think it's been a game changer summit, this one, amara, for the simple reason that what we have seen is there are bishops and cardinals under pope francis who feel comfortable enough to express a more liberal point of view. this was made clear on the issue of gays and lesbians as you mention when on monday we saw language that was strikingly different from anything we have ever seen before, coming out of the vatican in an official document and presented at a press conference and rightly created raised eyebrows because we just never seen that kind of openness before, talking about valuing their sexual orientation and the positive elements of gay relationships. now, that language has been changed in the final document. the final document reverts back to mostly what the catholic traditional teaching is on gays and lesbians. but nonetheless, the takeaway lesson i think is that somebody felt comfortable

for once, the pope they came from was not francis, nor was it the other pope, benedict xvi, who made a rare appearance. they came to celebrate the beatfication of paul the vi, one step short of sainthood. it's credited with modernizing the catholic church in the 1960s, but also criticized for reaffirming the ban on birth control. 50 years later, change in the catholic church is still hard to come by. sunday's mass also concluded the so-called senate, a summit of bishops who debated the church's a lot stud on modern family issues including homosexuality. their initial report which stated that hom 0 sexuals have gifts and qualities to offer to the christian community represented a dramatic change in the oven demonizing language used in the past. a catholic italian gay couple has just had their marriage officialized by the mayor of rome. they were surprised and delighted. >> at a time change in language is almost revolutionary. pope francis was the first to address us directly, referring to us in official documents directly as homosexuals, acknowledging our existence. now, we hope words

pope francis had urged the bishops to speak openly and freely. and in his address at the end of the synod, he warned against what he called temptations. spokesman father thomas rozika quoted this one. >> a temptation to a hostile rigidity, which forces us to lock ourselveses into the letter of the law and not allow for god to surprise us. this temptation is present among the zealots, the scrupulous, those when are too careful, and the so-called traditionalists of today, and even among those who claim to be intellectuals. >> reporter: vatican officials were at pains to stress that the 62-item report is a work in progress. at francis' insistence, the entire document, including the disputed paragraphs and the voting tally, was handed out to journalists,s an unusual exercise in transparency by vatican standards. a final document won't be ready until october 2059. there seems little doubt it won't please everyone in the church, for the first time the synod was held in what one cardinal called a positive and provocative atmosphere an atmosphere created

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francis folsom cleveland. francis or frank as she was known by her family, was 21 years old when she married 49-year-old grover cleveland who was a bachelor when they got married. we're getting ready to celebrate the 150th anniversary of her birth. they married in 1886. there had been rumors when cleveland entered the white house in march of 1885, march being the month when presidents came in at that time before we moved to a january inauguration, that cleveland was engaged and there was all kinds of speculation about all of the different people he might be engaged to. he and frank had gotten engaged shortly after she graduated from wells college in 1885, and it was something that he decided to keep secret. and part of the reason why he did that is if you ever study anything about cleveland's campaign in 1884, you will see that the story came out about his allegedly fathering a child out of wedlock and there is a famous political cartoon that is published after cleveland gets elected and it goes "ma, ma, pa."

. >>> and the francis effect. the storm brewing over the pope's latest call for change in the church. from abc news, "this week with george stephanopoulos" begins now. >>> with so much anxiety generated by ebola, we're going to address the scare from all angles this morning, reports from africa, dallas, washington and dr. richard besser here in new york to help everyone understand what we should be worrying about overseas and why we shouldn't panic here at home. we begin in dallas, the only american city where ebola has been contracted. abc's tom llamas is there. tom. >> reporter: residents woke up to find a mea culpa letter in their local papers. it comes from the ceo of texas health presbyterian where he acknowledges the hospital did make mistakes. the mea culpa letter comes as a lab technician who handled ebola victim thomas eric duncan's blood sample returned to texas on this cruise liner this morning. earlier that technician who has been quarantined in her cabin had her own blood sample transferred at sea to

pope francis tells the top bishops to get real on issues like divorce and remarriage. >>> brazil's presidential election will be decided in iraq later this month. incumbent dilma rousseff got the most votes, but fell short of a majority. 102 million took part in the polls. with all ballots counted, these are the official results. dilma rousseff, seeking a second term, won around 41% of the vote. and faces a run-off with aecio neves, a probusiness social democrat. in third place was maria silva. she was leading at one point, but in the end got 21% of the vote. we have the latest from sao paulo. >> in the end the brazilian people decided they wanted more time to decide who they want to be the next president, as this goes to a run-off between incumbent dilma rousseff, and aecio neves. dilma rousseff is feeling comfortable in the sense that she came in number one in the polls. she is going to face a big, big challenge, especially on the economy. she's overseeing an economy with negative growth. and aecio neves, considered a business-friendly candidate will be bringing up economic issues over the ne

pope francis has one year to make his case before another document is ratified in 2014.oining me now is the executive director of the network catholic social justice lobby and author of "a nun on the bus: how all of us can create hope, change, and community." and "washington post" columnist jonathan capehart. sister simone, let me start first with how you have interpreted the rapid developments of the last week in the catholic church. do you think things will will be even more significantly different at the end of 2014? >> well, i think what we're doing is we're making progress. but the progress that's being made is the conversation, the dialogue about the true situation in our 21st century. our church is slow moving this way. this has been a dramatic step forward but a conversation that's been held in many quarters of the church but is being brought out it to the center. that gives me a tremendous amount of hope going forward. >> jonathan, i know the language is not what a lot of folks wanted to have come from the vatican but, still, the fact we have gone from homosexua

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francis. >> the church was recommended to welcome homosexuals. by thursday, it stated that gay people should be provided for within the church. then saturday, came the final wordings, stating that homosexuals should be simply treated with respect. >> >> a split agrees with pope francis that the church should welcome everyone, including home toe schools and those who stick to tradition. now the pope has one year to reassure the conservatives. only then it will become clear whether pope francis will perform a miracle of how the church should deal with homosexuality. >> more still to come on aljazeera, including aid, sanctions and luxury items, high end facilities, but not everyone gets to enjoy them. exploring the crazy game of football. scoring four out of five goals in the match against liverpool. still no happy ending. >> 21 people have been killed and 35 wounded in suicide bombings in iraq. a mosque was tarted in the tac which took place west of baghdad. kurdish forces in syria have fought off an isil assault near kobane. the group were trying

this is part in parcel of hope francis's agenda.et's also say, to be fair, that even before pope francis, under john paul ii or under pope benedict, there was still a teaching anyway of being open to people who felt excluded. but i think the main difference was in the public perception of this pope francis, who really leads with that idea, who says that's the priority for me, and then we'll talk about the rules and regulations later. >> pope francis certainly a game-changer. this document definitely a jumping-off point for discussion. i'm sure there will be a heated debate to follow. delia gallagher live for us in rome, we appreciate it, thank you. >>> oscar pistorius has arrived at court in south africa. coming up for you, day two of the olympian's sentencing hearing gets under way. we'll have a live report from pretoria next. q. >>> you are watching cnn, we both appreciate that fact. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm zane asher. a short while ago north korean state media released more photos of kim jong-un, who had not been seen in pu

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meanwhile, pope francis held a summit at the vatican. meetings included ambassadors from iraq, iran, syria, israel and all over the middle east. our guest is the author of a brand new book, "the way of serenity." father morris joins us now. it seems to me, unprecedented for a pope to call forth a summit of many ambassadors and leaders from other countries to talk about, really, a military threat, a crisis of terrorism. this is unusual, is it not? >> this man who calls himself francis is very used to doing very unprecedented things, beginning with living in a guesthouse in the vatican rather than the papal apartments. what he has done that is so unexpected, i think, given the fact that he's always calling for peace is get ahead of the rest of the international community, calling out, first humanitarian aid, there's a major crisis, but then, international community get together and stop this terrorist group, and how do you stop terrorists? unfortunately, it's pretty messy. >> i respect so much that he's been realistic about this. you would

. >> to the vatican where pr prop-francis resided over the beatfication of pope paul xi.s a step shy of sainthood for the pontiff who led between 1963 and 1978. claudio reports controversy over shadowed the celebration. on sunday, saint peter's square was once again field with cheering catholics but for once, the pope they came for was not fr francefrantions or the other pope, benedict xvi who made a rare appearance. they came to celebrate the beatfication of paul vi, credited with modernizing the catholic church in the 1960s, but, also, criticized for reaffirming the ban on birth control. 50 years later, change in the catholic church is still hard to come by. sunday's mass also concluded the scald senate, a summit of birk who debated the church's place with modern family issues including homosexuality. their initial report that stated that homosexuals have gifts and equalledties to offer to the christian community represented a dramatic change than the often demonizing language used in the past an italian couple were surprised and delighted. >> the change in language is

francis? >> and tell us about that nurse who was quarantined after she arrived and her response to how she was treated when she got here. >> yeah, she has written a first-person essay criticizing the way her case was handled and calling on the u.s. to provide humane and organized treatment for health care workers returning from this exhausting, physically and mentally exhausting work. now, when she arrived to newark, there was mass confusion, very little information. she was questioned for several hours, not given any explanation, given just a granola bar and water after traveling for two days to return to the u.s. she also said that while one of those touchless fever scanners registered an elevated temperature, a more accurate oral thermometer said she did not have an elevated temperature at all. her treatment, of course, is raising concerns with humanitarian groups, also with her organization, doctors without borders who say, quite frankly, they are confused by these new mandatory quarantine

pope francis and catholic leaders discuss the church's stance on home sexuality.hat's being proposed and what it means for the gay community. >>> it turns out you can't have your cake and eat it, too, at least at one school. why administers are changing a berth day tradition for young students. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> a live look tonight at camden where an initial of initiative is under way to transform the city, brightening neighborhoods by removing blight. some 60 or abandoned vacant or run-down homes are slated for demolition. the city is soliciting bids for multiple contracts to carry out the first phase of demolition to be followed by raisie i raisinig 534 properties once the project begins. >> just eye sore. we have raccoons big as -- i don't know, a tire on the car, that's how big they look to me anyway. >> you're looking at homicides over the last year. more than half of them have occurred inside some type of structure. it's a win for us to be able to suppress the flagrant, violent criminal activity. >>> a brand new price rite full-scale supermarket w

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pope francis beautifying him.he miracle pope paul is credited with is a woman who prayed for him told that her unborn child had fatal birth defects. the baby turned out fine. >> the mass coming after catholic bishops ended their 2-week meeting. at the end they had backtracked on welcoming gay members into the church. the move revealing a split. ross shimabuku is here with the story. what, exactly came of the meeting. >> it could have been a landmark moment. last monday an early draft of the report on the modern family showed compassion, gays, divorcees and catholics. in the final draft a watered down version failed to pass. monday's draft stated that moemo sexuals should have -- homosexuals should have gifts and qualities. the backlash was swift, some cardinals vowing to check it. they did. in the final draft the wording was replaced with a statement that homosexuality is a problem that catholic families have to confront. the bottom line is the pope promoted healthy discussions among the bishops. he wants the sena

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. >>> a meeting at the veteran after pope francis and the roman catholic bishops spent two weeks facing key issues facing the church. we have that story from and thompson. >> today there was a closing of the visit, with a shrine to matthew vi. he reformed the vatican in the last center and now -- century and now they are facing 21st century. >> they have took out the words gifts and qualities this can offer communities but saying gays and lesbians must be accepted with respect. and catholics can receive communion, there was no movement. they need for study. >> it is a time for a change. it is time to see things in a totally different way. >> veteran watchers say francis got what he wanted from the senate, a spirited public debate and remarkable for its transparenc transparency, including the votes on each paragraph. >> there is some advantage to that. the people can see the catholic church is serious about being both a church of truth and mercy. >> and now begins a year-long discussion on the issues, wrm welcomed -- welcomed by the catholic busted radio show. >> it moves them to a place

francis? >> thank you. >>> the midterm elections are in five days, but we might be getting an early sneak peek of the big one. in response to hillary clinton's comments that corporations and businesses don't create jobs, former florida governor, jeb bush sounded like a candidate saying this at a gop event in colorado. >> this last week, i saw something that was breathtaking, a candidate, a former secretary of state who was campaigning in massachusetts where she said don't let them tell you that businesses create jobs. they are created by businesses where people's income rise where they can earn a living. that should be the mission. >> the former governor tells msnbc backstage about his son's comments that he, quote, will more than likely run for president in 2016. >> he's got an opinion. he didn't talk to me. when you have kids, you will have the same frustration. you love them to death, they have their own opinions. i'll make up my mind at the end of the year. >> it's been two years since sup

francis said full with a tally. serve will for future debate lead to go another meeting of bishops next october. >> with the ebola threat spreading, philadelphia area company is called to duty in dallas with decontamination robot that was used to clean up after the patient died there. "3 on your side" health reporter stephanie stahl with exclusive look at this technology. >> this is like a control panel. >> decontamination robots like these being used in the dallas hospital trying to contain the ebola infection. it sprays a hydrogen peroxide vapor consideration call viruses and other germs. >> introduce into sealed room, we will get in every nook and cranny in the room. when it comes out of saturation it, envelopes the bacteria that's in the room and kills it. >> the director of operations at bio yell based in horsham, montgomery count. >> i nozzles spin both 360 each way. so it will ensure equal distribution, the vapor in the room. >> he said the robotic sterilely agencies tells have been used in a variety of way l

pope francis moved one of his predecessors closer to sainthood. allen pizzey reports. >> reporter: the mass also wrapped up the meeting of the bishops, a concept he created. in his homily pope francis quoted paul vi saying they must adapt ways and earths of the growing times and additions of society. it was a clear illusion of what they fell short yesterday. they were criticized by liberals and by conservatives for saying mass in the vernacular. father thomas rah see ka called him the first real pope. >> folks say he's the first modern pope. he renounced the tee aiara. >> reporter: on a trip to the u.s. in 1965 he head an outdoor mass at yankee stadium and in the a stirring address to the u.n. uttered a fervent cry, no more war. it also has a u.s. connection. an american woman who was urged to have an abortion because her fetus had a serious health defect said she prayed to pope paul vi instead. francis praised paul vi as someone who could hold fast with far-sightedness and wisdom. in many ways the two popes seem to have been cut from the same clo

to my immediate left is doctor francis almost walked -- dr. francis omaswa, the exact attractive for african centre for global health and social transformation, achest, based in uganda. he sits on the port of my organization and went known each other for maybe about 10 years now. francis is one of the leading thinkers on health systems in africa. he was the first executive director of the global health workforce alliance and worked directly with the director general of the wh and the capacity. is also founding chair of the global stop tb partnership it is one of the architects of the global fund to fight aids, tb and olympic is also on the head of the high level forum on health related mpg. usage of the global alliance for vaccines independent review committee, among many other things. he's a graduate of one of the leading medical schools on the continent of africa. he is a fierce fighter for improving african health systems come an incredible friend who did remarkable work in a very rural area in uganda which is recognized by the government a

and i am happy with the steps that we have recognized and being on the board of saint francis hospital and there is a woman's physician dialogue group and so we have had the privilege of having the doctor from ucsf as well as christie

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john. >> the change in tone seems to be a signature of pope francis. >> reporter: absolutely.hich from the beginning of his pontificate is the evidence. another piece of evidence from the past year and a half. it should also be said that a lot of this about welcoming gays and people who have felt excl e excluded before under john paul ii and benedict xvi. this seems to be a new opening which has already existed. the difference is pope francis is making this a top priority. he wants everybody to feel welcome. then they can discuss the rules. >> fascinating to see. delia gallagher, thank you. >>> 45 minutes after the hour. let's see what is coming up on "new day." who is with us? chris cuomo. >> john berman, always a pleasure. missed you yesterday. >> missed you. >> we will follow the latest in the ebola crisis. a kansas city patient is being monitored and we learn the identity of the texas patient. we don't know how she got the virus. do they really know? she was wearing protective gear. what went wrong in the first place? are nurses especially being given the training they nee

. >> other big news today we have another huge signal that there is a new era under pope francis. the vatican document released on monday revealed findings of worldwide bishops and signalled a more inclusive attitude towards gay and divorce catholics. ann thompson has more on that story. >> reporter: the francis effect and his vision of a more inclusive church embraced by the catholic bishops. in a statement one observer describes as the church thinking out loud the bishops take a new merciful tone to disaffected catholics writing homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer to the christian community. on the contentious issue of divorced and remarried catholics it urged new pastoral paths to reach those separated from the church because they can't receive communion. >> the church wants to reach out to these people. >> reporter: following the example of pope francis, marrying 20 couples at the vatican last month, some who had already lived together, one couple even had a child. last year famously saying about a gay person -- who am i to judge. >> we must respect the dignity of ev