pope francis became head of the roman catholic church.catholics and noncatholics quickly noted that francis practices what he preaches. he spoke out on global inequality and echoed those sentiments by turning down the palatial vatican apartments. he's often turned down the papal vehicle for more humble once, and one of the first acts as pope was to kiss the feet of inmates. >> he is in a better position to understand us, you know, when we talk to him he can usually connect with us. you know? so it's like he's with us. >> greeted by huge crowds around the world it wasn't long before the pope took on a sort of rock star status. last year, francis graced the cover of rolling stone and in 2013 time named him person of the year, stating what makes this pope so important is the speed with which he has captured the imaginations of millions who had given up on hoping for the church at all. the pope's message is having a positive impact on his one year anniversary as pope in march of 2014 a pew poll found 85% of catholics have a favorable view of

pope francis moved it away from an abuse scandal. instead he turned the conversation towards social and political issues showing more compassion to the challenges followers face in a modern world, joining the global conversation on climate change. this september when he visits the u.s. he'll become the first pope to address a joint meeting of progress. critics say while pope francis is taking the lead in changing the tone. he's done a little to alter positions on issues like homosexuality. >> suddenly he's a man that will do things. time may be on the church's side. church's attendance and voluntary donations are up. changes are small, but significant steps in the right direction. >>> when pope francis addresses a meeting those in the church spect him to focus on global inequality. last week he talked about interfaith relationships between islam and christianify. looking ahead the top has made it clear what he believes are major issues for the church including climate change sex abuse and addressing corruption and conyism within the

the message is coming from pope francis and our local arch diesz. this confusion can inhibit the positive engagement in the work of the church. when there's a constant need here in san francisco for members of our local community to combat this facesing us as a city. we need to be galvanized. with the recent instances of violence on our streets, our growing homeless population and in many respects, i would suggest that san francisco needs an active catholic community. a community that has been a pillar for san francisco for generations. our needs are great and i hope we can move forward in a positive way. as pope francis stated, i prefer a church which is bruised, hurting and dirty because it has been out on the streets rather than a church being unhealthy from being confined and clean to his own skufrment i respect as a legislature and pray as a catholic that the problems are resolved in a manner that thoerns teachers in our catholic schools. recognizes the catholic church and both respects and embodies the san franciscans. the resolution supports

now we know what pope francis thinks. during a general audience devoted to the role of fathers in the family the pope praised a man who said he sometimes had to "smack my children" but "never in the face so as to not humiliate them." pope francis called that beautiful, a sense of dignity. a vatican spokesman reiterated pope francis wasn't condoning violence against children but rather commenting how to help children grow and mature. pope francis will have a chance to expand on that as well as other issues when he visits the u.s. and becomes the first pope to deliver an address to a joint session of congress on september 24th. >>> in new york this morning a funeral for the driver of the suv involved in this week's deadly train collision. meantime, ntsb investigators are putting together a timeline of how the accident happened. they say 39 seconds before the crash, warning lights began to flash. and then the gates came down as normal. investigators met with the engineer of the commuter train. he told them he slammed on the

he needs to punish them, francis said, and he does it justly and moves on. concern for children has been a signature of france's papacy. s members of a special commission dealing openly and decisively with church sex abuse, peter saunders was a victim of sex abuse. >> i think we need to talk to the pope about this issue. children don't need to be hit. we need to talk about positive parenting. >> commission member mary collins also weighed in. >> he can't be an expert about everything and can't weigh in on everything. i don't agree with what he said but that doesn't mean he hasn't got a right to say it. >> a right francis will no doubt continue to exercise. allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> legendary basketball coach dean smith died. president obama remembered him as a gentleman advanced civil rights. mark strawms has more. >> college basketball knew him as the dean. a professor of the hardwood. for nearly four decades dean turned the tar heels into a powerhouse. his team won 879 games and reached the ncaa final 4 lefns times. in 1982 smith won his national ti

boston.y dennis and his brother, francis, are ready to sell. while others are bidding by foep and online. >> let's start now. this is our remarkable rarities auction. >> starting to get a little maybe some butterflies as to what is this going to do? >> it's a great lot right here. john f. kennedy pt 109 letters. lost crew mate. >> i got 22,000. >> we're start wg a 22,000 bid on the internet, now, 23,000. >> remember, the preliminary >> 45 on the phone now. 47, 500. now, 60,000. >> they had the auction people there and they're hollering and pushing. 90,000. 95,000. looking for 100. now, viem110. now, 120. 130. >> i thought, wow. 140? >> the bidding's not over. 140. now, 150. 150,000. >> 160 is the high bid. we'll say fair warning. then the final call. cñÑ6(quadfo >> that's three times more than hoped for. >> i'm glab flabbergasted. it was amazing to watch this unfold. >>,c i would hope that the successful bidder enjoys them. perhaps put them in a museum. a young man ma ultimate sacrifice for freedom. that legacy, he left for all of us. they ;

. >> -- pope francis will head to the philippines on thursday. >> this is expected to be the largesthering of catholics in the world. >> the head of the metro development authority wants to make sure streets don't get gridlocked if a traffic enforcer has to go to the bathroom. that's why they're making them wear diapers. (laughter) >> your's welcome. you heard right. so large and unand a half i gable will the crowds be when pope francis visits the phil pooen-- philippines authorities are having their law enforcement officers wear diapers. now i see where they are protesting it the police with the i can't breathe t-shirts. the roughest part for the officers isn't some of wearing the diaper is going back to the station and asking your boss to change you. johnson, in my office. i'm going to need your badge and your boom boom. >> why such drastic measures. >> traffic cops are considering using adult diapers because there's a shortage of portable toilets. >> in a crowd situation where diapers the first solution. >> maybe officers could wear chips or i don't know francis is a man of the pe

. >> the french president francis hollande arrived in the philippines for the start of a 2-day visit. joined by a delegation of u.n. officials to press for action on climate change. the trip is part of a campaign as part of a global conference to be held in paris in december. the meeting is called cop 21. the goal to create a legally binding agreement. at the previous cop talks in peru, the framework was set. experts warned striking a deal will not be easy. let's cross to margaret ortigas in manila, tell us more about francis hollande's trip and what he's hoping to achieve in the philippines. >> as you said it is to drum up support for a legal agreement to come out of that conference in paris in december, and he's highlighting it here in the phil loans. this is one of the nation's most vulnerable to the climate crisis. president francis hollande will visit an island most affected by a deadly storm in 2013 that put down really two climate change. the strongest storm on record in recent history, to make land fall. more than 6,000 killed. they say storms will get stronger and it's diffic

this is where the lineage comes through francis burton harrison. think about that. that was important to him. how do we remember back? it has been estimated there are 16 generations from the time of pocahontas. if you consider that for a little bit you had parents, you had the grandparents, and then there would be 14 greats. let me ask you, talk about oral tradition that you could remember, think about your greats. you have eight to great grandparents. how many of you know their names? you have 16 great-great-grandparents. did you ever think about that? how often have you visited their tombstones or whatnot? things can get lost through time. this is why we have places like the national portrait gallery so we can keep track of people and events and whatnot. there may be people still that are related to pocahontas and don't know it. the former owner of this portrait, although he really didn't think much about virginia, but he knew that his lineage went back to pocahontas. now, how does all this fit? what comes next? next month i will talk about a portrait of an africa

i'm asking francis lee to come up. >> good afternoon, president and commissioners francis lee here, interim agm business services and cfo here to present the fiscal year 2014-15 second quarter budget update. the first slide highlights the key budgetary variances. basically all 3 enterprises are experiencing reduced revenues due to a call for water conservation. these revenue shortfalls are partially offset by debt service savings and using the planned reserves. the next slide shows the beginning fund balance for each of the enterprises and the effects of the current year operations on those fund balances. (inaudible) and sales continue nd water enterprise so the fund balance is projected now to end at 144.4 million dollars. waste water and power have a similar story with lower revenues than budget due to water conservation, lower water demand and treatment, as well as lower power sales. waste water began the fiscal year with $111 million dollars projected $23 million revenue shortfall offset by $20 million of planned reserve and so with a net reduction of 1.3 million dollars to the fund bal

so what else in to lee say to francis blair? he says that he would clap and washed his hands of flavor gladly get rid of all slavery if it could avoid war. but then he says, but how can i raise my sword against my native state's? and hear the blair family tradition says lee hesitated as if searching for an answer. but as lee told a story he gave the answer once and a no. he turned on the command. though he did not yet turned in his commission, the army observed for more than three decades. he returned to arlington house. he soon learns that virginia in fact has voted to secede from the union. and april 20 he writes a letter resigning from the union army. and his wife would call that decision to resign the severest of struggle of his life. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. look for times and bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in coming up weeks on booktv.org. >> joining us now is azar nafisi his most recent book is c

it's shocking now for the likes of angela merkel, and president francis hollande. they were in minsk at the time with the president of the ukraine, and seeing how this could stick together. it's not. the question is where does it stop. we have mariupol, a key strategic city on the coast. there's other cities, and the question is how does one get back to a ceasefire and stop vladimir putin, they are coming across the border, it's a porous border with russian troops on the ground. this is an invasion of an independent sovereign state. it's extremely significant. what we see today proves that vladimir putin cannot be trusted because the words and documents were signed in minsk, or the minsk mark ii documents is not working. they are not keeping to their word. they are focussing trying to push, push, push as far as they can. what happens in terms of a tactical move, it can be seen that it wasn't a positive move for the ukranian army. in terms of moral, it will be difficult to sell this back to the ukranian people. it looks like the ukranian army has lost a strategic to

demonstrators rallied outside the vatican, demanding an intervention from pope francis. >> thousands of students took to the treat to protect the preent arrest of opposition figures and the mounting economic woes. this video, wide by circulated showed the moments a young boy was caught in the confrontation and shot in the head by the policemen. >> translation: i saw the boy there with his brain spilt out. >> this is the voice of an eyewitness who didn't want to be seen on camera. >> translation: this sign days that he was bon and died in revolution a reserves to the 15 years that the revolution has been in pleas, adding. >> he never lived in a dem okay wasry. >> president nicolas maduro haas condemned the killing, and the police officer that shot him is behind bars. >> if any member of the security forces commits a crime, especially those in charge of maintaining public order, let me tell you, i'll be the fers to have them arrested -- first to have them arrested. >> translation: in venezuela, armed demonstrations is against the law, and the constitution puts limits on the use of forc

pope francis called that beautiful. he was not condole downing violence against children but rather on how to help the children mature. he will become the first president to deliver a join address to congress on september 24th. >>> in new york this morning, a funeral for the driver of the suv involved in this week anticipated deadly train collision. meanwhile, ntsb investigators are putting together a time lynn of how that accident happened. they say 39 seconds before the crash, warning lights began to flash and then the gates came down as normal. investigators met with the engineer of the commuter train and he told them that he slammed on the emergency brakes as soon as he saw the suv inching on the track. that prompted the horn to sound twice. but since the train was traveling at 58 miles per hour there was nothing he could do to prevent the collision that happened seconds later. ntsb investigators say the impact pushed the suv a thousand feet down the strikes where the train came to a stop. investigators are in the p

. >> pope francis welcomed 20 cardinals into the church. the new prisons or the church received a red hat from the holy father. the pope gave them a pep talk which sounded more like a tough-love message, telling the cardinals to put aside pride and self-interest and exercise perfect charity. myself coming from the pacific where the issues are happening, i can be able to bring those issues for the awareness. it's a big issue. in september the pope's travel itinerary includes the united states when he was addressing a congress on global warning and other issues. tomorrow in the week ahead. we re-look at pope francis, and whether he's remaking the catholic church. >> 1300 showed up at a police protest at a small town in south-east washington state. the outrage is over the shooting of a migrant worker in pascoe. 35-year-old antonio was throwing rocks at officers. then he took off running. with the video, it showed when they stopped and faced three officers. he was shot and killed. we are joined live. it was quite a turn out. what was the main t

and so charles francis writes seeming this to be certain it became necessary to fix them a a fair and honest and to attain that object he decided to eliminate the details of common life in defense of know interest of the public. he trusted you we will supply pretty much all the most curious reader would be desirous to know. well, he managed to reverse the works of intimate feelings. all told all told they had up to 6,576 pages in which for instance his wife was only vaguely present, three times in volume 1, 178 once and 11. 15, 1711. fifteen times in the 497 pages that would cover for years in russia. he also skips mostly all references to illness and to some of the most challenging and moving moments of john quincy's life such as his response to the death of his daughter with these the reader of his diary feeling and apologetic intrusion. one fears for him. nor does the 2nd most important printed source, the seven volumes have ravings in favor disclosure. on the contrary editor of the massachusetts society historical society of the establishment of the family trust in 1905 set out to

francis will be the first upon tis to address congress. pope francis is also expected to visit president obama at the white hous stops in new york and philadelphia. the pope's trip is scheduled for september. not surprising that pope francis is breaking new ground in all sorts of ways just really getting involved in so many issues of poverty. i'd love to interview him. >> i can only imagine you'd all all sorts of things. >>> a chilly start to the friday but it looks like you will get to enjoy a little warmer weather this weekend. >> amelia segal has taken the storm team 4 x 4 to the tacoma metro station. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday guys. we've been here for just over an hour now with the storm team 4 x 4 tracking the conditions. it's fridge out here. it's hopped to 19, but regardless this is the coldest morning we've had in about a month or so. a lot of folks are bundled up. you can see some metro buses there dropping people off as they hea the takoma park metro station. as you're walking to work this morning, you definitely wa

. >>> pope francis is making headlines again. the pope says it's all right to spank your child as long as you maintain the child's dignity. don champion has more. >> reporter: called a reformer, pope francis is known for his blunt responses about the catholic church's stance on everyday issues. his latest comments on spanking are no different. speaking at an event at the vatican this week the pope said it's acceptable for participants to spank their -- parents to spank their children but not in the face. a father knows how to correct without degrading francis side in italian. he has a sense of dignity and he needs to punish him and he does it justly and moves on. later a representative said the pope was obviously not talking about violence against a child. but rather quote helping someone to grow and mature. >> i don't disagree with him. >> reporter: leslie rose is a mother of two. >> a lot of kids like -- nowadays lack discipline. and if it's necessary, i don't -- i mean, nothing too out of control. but i don't think it's wrong.

house speaker john boehner confirmed that when francis makes his first u.s. trip he will make history. >> that take his holiness will be the first pope in our history to address a joint session of congress. we're humled that the holy father has accepted our invitation and certainly will look forward to receiving his message on behalf of the american people. >> you have been a god of compassion justice, and liberation. >> reporter: leading an invocation at president's national prayer service to day in washington was philadelphia's sister marry skullion, as co founder of project home the nation's break through program for the homeless sister mary tells me that she has her own wish list of what she'd like the pope to say. >> we can, and must, take care of the least of those among us and we can and we must end and prevent homelessness and hunger in our communities. i do believe that the pope is going to visit the joint sessions of congress to urge those leaders to action. there is just so much that they can do. >> reporter: sister mary intend to publish a legisla

i'm francis rivera. a deteriorating situation in yemen has forced the state department to relocate its already skeletal staff at the u.s. embassy and suspend operations. the british embassy has taken it a step further, telling its nationals to leave yemen immediately. meanwhile the associated press learned in an exclusive interview with u.s. intelligence officials as many as 20,000 foreign fighters are pouring into syria and iraq to join isis and other terrorist groups. officials will testify before the house homeland security committee today that that estimated figure includes 150 americans. meanwhile president obama is set to ask congress to authorize the use of military force to fight isis over the next three years. >>> for the first time, the president discussed the death of isis captive kayla mueller, and the government's position on ransom. >> my immediate reaction is heartbreak. i've been in touch with kayla's family. it's as tough as anything that i do having a conversation with parents who under

and pope francis' latest comments have people talking. it has reopened the debate on spanking. during his speech about the roll of fathers and families, pope francis said it is acceptable, in certain situations. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now to put this all into context nick snow. >> erika, the pontiff certainly has plenty of people talking this morning after saying it is okay for parents to spanning their children. now there is rawle happened during his weekly remarks from the vatican. pope francis said the form of punishment is acceptable, just so long as dignity is maintained. in other words he's not condoning a smack in the face. now, during the remarks which were devoted by the way to the role of father's in the family the pope outlined the traits of a good father. saying he's one who forgives, but is able to correct with firm necessary while not discouraging the child. so, we were wondering if you agreed with the pontiff's position on spanking, of corpse, lots of folks weighing in on social media this morning, couple of your tweets here, one from d

actually a set of diaries compressed by john quincy's son charles francis into 12 volumes of memories published in 1784, which is entirely another work edited under stringent self-imposed guidelines it was quote very clear to charles francis that abridgment was indispensable, otherwise he feared the superabundance of the material with equal in quantity 100 volumes of voltaire. and so charles francis rice, assuming this to be certain it became necessary to fix the will of selection, which should be fair and honest answer and the object he decided to eliminate the details of common rights and the events of no interest to the public. faithful to this rule, he trusted he supplied pretty much all the most curious reader would eat desirous to know. well he managed just the reverse, training the works of intimate dealings, tender conflict did her painfully candid all told the 12 volumes at the 6576 pages in which for instance, his wife is only vaguely present, three times the volume one, one to eight once in 11 in paris twice. 15 times in the 497 pages that cover four years in russia. they g

here in the united states for quite some time. >> pope francis will likely visit the white house and the u.n. during his trip as he is set to visit philadelphia and new york city. >>> now today the pope said something that's getting some attention right now during their weekly speech, saying it is okay to spank your children as long as they have a sense of dignity. they have applauded a father that they heard when they needed to smack their child, but never in that face so it would not humiliate them. >> always watching, always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. >>> oh, isn't that nice? five short years ago today that we would win throats of the awesome storm. in fact it would become dc's fourth largest storm. 17.8 inches, displacing the blizzard of '86 and at dulles 32.4 inches that would fall displacing also the blizzard of '96 their number one storm at dulles. it was our storm, the philadelphia storm, new york, and boston. only an inch. >> wow. >> now my sister was coming from l.a. and i called her saying you need to come in early because of the storm. she said it's magical wh

. >>> and another first for pope francis. what the pontiff plans to do here in his trip to the united states in september that no pope has ever done. >>> 4:14 and we have live pick which you weres which you werespicktures here of a crash on 495 that has shut down both lanes. the first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is back in a few minutes with ways to get around this accident this morning. >>> happening today, we'll get the latest snapshot of the nation's unemployment picture. experts expect the jobless report to show that employers added around 230,000 jobs in january and that tunhe unemployment rate will hold steady. >>> and the president will speak at a town hall meeting at a community college in indianapolis talking about his proposal for free tuition, apprenticeship programs and funding for early childhood education. >>> officials in north jersey are looking into a suspected case of measles. the patient is a 1-year-old baby not yet vaccinated. the first dose of the measles vaccine is usually given when a child is 1

with the rain coming in, suspects like sir francis drake in the north bay, watch for some reports of flooding perhaps up there. >> that's right, everybody is preparing as you mentioned. this week's big storm as it approaches there's some finger pointing going on over whose job it is to clear the creek. this creek in richmond has a history of flooding because it's clogged with weeds and garbage. the creek flows into the yards of dozens of homeowners. the city says it's a county problem but the county says homeowners need to take care of it. meeting today with the city public works department is set to settle the dispute. >>> you can track the rain and wind by downloading our nbc bay area app. see the latest forecast for your neighborhood as well as real time radar. the app is free for iphone and android users. >>> still ahead, seconds is all that it would tyke save lives. >> when the earthquake starts, and it's over here, then we can use our information to tell people over here that the shaking is coming. >> coming up, how the president is stepping in to make california's early earthq

it happened around 7:30 last night in 300 block of francis street. firefighters arrived toy find fire on the first floor. a man was able to escape without injury but the woman suffered burns to her arms trying to rescue her two cats. the felines unfortunately did not make it. the woman is being treated at delaware county memorial sglopt former olympia an and reality star bruce jener walked away from deadly car crash in californiach the paparazzi witness today all and did not cause the tragedy. jener took no action to avoid cameras. "abc news" correspondent chuck seevrson has more on what they're saying. >> bruce jener seemed unhurt as he picked through the debris. >> are you okay, bruce. >> wreck aming of four automobiles scattered across the highway in malibu. a woman died in this white lexus heavily damaged front and rear. nearby a black humvee badly smashed smashed. >> one party was fate tallty. others involved were minor injuries. minors who were in win of the vehicle were transported to santa monica hospital. >> jener was seen sitting in blacks

francis will address the joint meeting of congress on september 24th. he'll be the first pope to do so. house speaker john boehner made the announcement at a news conference this morning. the pope is scheduled to make his first visit to the u.s. this fall with other stops in new york and of course philadelphia. he will spend three days in philadelphia to take part in the world meeting of families. runs from september 22 to the 27. pope francis will be here from the 25th to the 27th and deliver mass to some 2 million people expected. >>> doesn't sound like he's going to delaware but wilmington is becoming a hot spot for professionals. downtown is expanding with several hundred new apartments on the way. they are taking vacant or unused -- underused building either demolishing them or renner nating them. the $91 million project will be completed by august of next year. the apartments are aimed at millennials who want center city living with car commutes. >>> new electronic signs will go up providing train schedules and other information for riders. patco

francis to rent wood, a british sculptor, also joined the royal army medical corps in 1915. his proposal to make sculpted masks for severely disfigured servicemen was excepted, and the masks for facial disfigurement department opened in the third london general hospital in 1916. known as the 10 noses -- tin noses shop wood was clear that his work began after the work of the surgeon was complete. his contribution was that of an artist. he noted, i endeavor by means of the skill i happen to possess as a sculptor to make a man's face as near as possible to what it looked like before he was wounded. working from prewar photographs wood meticulously created the features of the wounded designing a copper mask 1/32 of an inch in thickness. a purpose of the mask was to lessen social isolation. wood noted, the patient acquires his old self respect, self-assurance, self-reliance. influenced by the work of francis durent wood, americans sculptor anna coleman ladd opened up a studio in paris in late 1917. for the next year and a half she directed the making of about 100 cosmetic copper

charles francis adams records the story in his memoir, and explains the choice of text as a response to the congregation. he suggests that a portion of the parishioners thought that the son of a small farmer in the middle class of braintree was scarcely good enough to match the minister's daughter. the reverend smith's cryptic message may have included his more personal reflections, which charles francis preferred to disregard. for many reasons, the reverend smith and his wife elizabeth may have disapproved of the marriage of their daughter. abigail was not yet 20 years old when she married. young for the middle of the 18th century, where on average women married at the age of 22. further, she appears to not have had previous suitors to john adams, whom she met which he was 16. adams was a full 10 years her senior, and may have been an advantage, if he had not been a lawyer. but abigail's roots went deep into the colonial elite. was the solid bedrock of massachusetts society. the smith family for more recently arrived represented the other respectable strain of new england society. t

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>> reporter: john vu who leads the ministry says just by saying kind words about gay people pope francis had a profound effect on the gay community. >> within the last few weeks we have been blessed that so membership people are saying hey, due to pope francis i want on to return to the church. >> i think the pope has been that voice that we have needed to hear in a society that is changing. >> reporter: it will not be easy to change hundreds of years of church but you it could be a first step. a place where sexual preference simply does not matter. because sometimes being truly welcomed means not having to stand out at all. in san jose, john ramos, kpix5. >> they rowtate from parish to parish along the diocese. >>> a lottery winner has $1.4 million relationships to cheer tonight. that is how much the ticket was worth. matched every number in last night's draw but for the powerball. no ticket matched all six that means the jack pot is now $3317 million. >> thousands of california refinery workers walked off of the job tonight. what is fueling the sudden strike and how could it effect you

pope francis calling the 21 egyptian christians killed by isis martyrs.t on to say, their blood is our blood. father dave dwyer, thanks for joining me. >> sure. >> i really appreciate you being here. i want to read you something that cardinal timothy dolan wrote in the new york post. quote, there is an orchestrated phobia of christianity throughout the world. a coordinated effort on behalf of fanatics to see that true religion which stands for friendship dignity and the sacredness of human life is stamped out. how do you fight evil when war goes against your core beliefs? >> well as a matter of fact even just yesterday the united states bishops issued a statement to our u.s. government saying that it's possible that military intervention might be necessary but there are so many other ways that we also need to help these people both for this society. they talked about the fact that fanaticism and extremism can be countered by people feeling that they can participate in a society, so not just military might. >> pope francis appears to be wrestling with this

you know certainly francis collins and i know i talk about francis collins a lot but he wrote a big booking or other of beliefs. he talked about being a believer and also firmly believing in science and evolution. >> science and god go hand in hand. but let me ask you this. either of you jump in on this one. one of the things that was uncovered in the article is that he didn't -- scott walker did not complete his college education. neither did, i think, bill gates. >> good for him. most of it is a waste. >> 58% of americans do not have a bachelor degree. is this insulting? is this another moment for elitist dremelite ist democrats? >> howard dean did some damage. i also think they care that the "new york times" decided to do a hit piece and not fact check. that story they did over the weekend on scott walker. i've gone toe to toe with these reporters. there's nothing worse than you know the reporter is going to write a negative story and you do everything to stop it. at least the blogosphere piped up and the times had to back talk about a story they did so wrong. >> we talked about evolu

>> francis hollande was saying there'll be a new peace initiative and it will be based on the territory of ukraine. beyond that we know little at the moment and no details have been released. it will be whether it will involve hard ball tactics from the european union, will it be a capitulation or concessions to the russians we know most involve a degree of both of these two things. >> right. vladimir putin will be watching this flurry of diplomatic movement. what will the russians make of it all? >> vladimir putin thinking that he's in a strong position at the moment. clearly the offensive that ooes ukraine have been prosecuting since the beginning of 2015 in the west - it has made serious gains and the ukranian army looks to be on the flat foot. petro porashenko is in a poor position and may need to rethink their strategy quickly. longer term russia is under severe pressure economically and politically. there are numerous sanctions that have been in place for a number of months now. the oil price has been falling. it rallied a little in the last few days it's significantly down on las

on francis underwood? >> you mean hillary clinton? >> i was up until 3 a.m. >> have you been watching it? what you think about the people that are here. what they care about is who is going to be the next president of the united states. they are thinking about the issues. excuse me. they are thinking about the issues that are really important in the country. these are serious issues. their lives are stake. what is going on here? what are you doing? >> i don't have time to watch and i'm a binge watcher. i cannot do it once a week. >> let's watch the whole thing. >> i don't know why your priorities are that you want to watch stuff? >> i have to see what happens. >> don't tell me. >> do you want to watch it now? >> don't tell me. >> ok ok, i don't have a lot of time. it is so unfair that cpac is happening right now. what you are trying to run for president. you don't have any of you we party set up or anything? -- any viewing parties set up or anything? like ira member the last part when he knocks the desk. -

francis's first visit to the u.s. they are two-thirds of the way to their goal and that begins september 22nd and the pope is set to visit four days later on the 26. >>> rebuttals begin today in the so-called american sniper trial. and one local couple brought a whole new meaning to the term lifelong commitment. we'll introduce you to life long sweethearts married for 72 years. >>> take a look at this scary sight over india two planes crashed in the area and were able to land safely. the pilots were not hurt. >>> now the defense will get to rebut the expert for. ryan owens has more. >> reporter: they rested their case after they called one doctor to convince the jury that the marine veteran was insane, the psychiatrist that diagnosed ralph with extreme schizophrenia, while he was a war hero to many -- to eddie ralph on the day he killed him the men were paid assassins send to kill him. kyle's widowes her head. and that he is a -- and attacks his mother for not alerting chris kyle that her son was in a mental hospital

. >> week to the february 25, 2015, meeting of san francisco board of appeals were on item 8 francis versus the department of public works bureaucracy of street use and mapping on the i know everything of a night noise for permission to work on the sunset tunneled trackway improvement. >> 7 minutes. >> thank you very much i am the appellant france francis the i live on boss avenue one of the thai people that understand the construction is necessary and needs to be done i'm a professional mechanic engineer with a lot of experiences on vial noise and impacts on human health the issue is noise i'm asking you that retract or revoke the province night time noise we're asking for reasonable xhomgdz or conditions be imposed we've sent the night time noise authorization it state it was anticipated there would be no you know significant noise to the communicated this is a the basis that clearly is not the case they were to make decimal measurement and making they met the planning code in the way of background noise that's clearly not the cats the big problem is here of all the people that hav