francis. >> okay. order of st. francis.nd you live and work locally part of a global or international sisterhood with ten provinces. >> uh huh. >> but you derive your mission and your style of religion from st. francis originally. >> uh huh. >> and that was a long, long time ago. what--you know i've forgotten some of my fifth grade catholic school learning so can you remind me about the original history of this? >> francis was the son of a wealthy merchant and when he was growing up it was just the time of the merchant class becoming part of that wealthy class the nobility and clergy and pes yants as they were moving up in that area so francis came from a wealthy family and had anything he wanted and was kind of a playboy. . >> okay. >> he had a reputation in the town and wasn't always a good one i don't think. >> okay. >> but his dream was to go to the crusades. >> yes, right. >> so he was on his way to join them and was in battles and got knocked off his horse and was held prisoner for a year just down the road and he had

so then charles francis senior put all apart from charles francis senior he gets more pages of my bookny other adams. this is the problem i had in writing the book was finding the balance because here is a family that is admirable in so many ways. brilliance on the right side of history, antislavery, public servants, public career but just likable and nasty and petty and quarrelsome and bad father and at one point charles francis junior writes to henry and says, nothing tells like being contemptuous. he just enjoys being difficult. he's the one who denounces his father as being cold and distant the way his father had denounced john quincy as being cold and distant. in his memoirs published charles francis junior says dad was even colder than ground grandfather. he married well he married minnie ogden and he married into money.but the virtue in his mind for many is that she was just so sweet. he goes to henry and says she will bounce me out because she's nice and i'm not. we all have those moments when we say the wrong thing to her spouse and regret it but charles francis is aware of th

pope francis the 1st latin american pope is said to have an instinctive understanding of the region's challenges. it is pope francis who will make any final decision for the surprise intervention from pope benedict under schools fundamental divisions of the 1300000000 member church many catholics who ever deny francis and benedict have different views on married priests what benedict beliefs about priestly celibacy is exactly the same as what pope francis believes they centered on the amazon asked him look at there are communities who don't get a priest even once a year could we consider ordaining some deacons. you are married with families and this is something the pope is considering and as an exception and i'm sure that if he says yes benedict will be happy with it and if he says no the same some anglican priests who converted to catholicism are allowed to carry on in their ministries but some traditionalists within the roman catholic church fear that pope francis is leading them in a direction they don't want to follow. because his becoming pope francis has emerged as a reformer t

pope francis the 1st latin american pope is said to have an instinctive understanding of the region's challenges. it is pope francis' who will make any final decision but the surprise intervention from pope benedict under schools fundamental divisions of the 1300000000 member church many catholics who ever deny francis and benedict have different views on married priests what benny think believes about priestly celibacy is exactly the same as what pope francis believes the senate on the amazon asked him look at there are communities who don't get a priest even once a year could we consider ordaining some deacons who are there who are married with families and this is something the pope is considering and as an exception and i'm sure that if he says yes benedict would be happy with it and he says you know the same some married anglican priests who converted to catholicism are allowed to carry on in their ministries but some traditionalists within the roman catholic church fear that pope francis is leading them in a direction they don't want to. follow. the clues is becoming pope franci

he would accept whatever decision pope francis makes. and the people who are alys quoting pope benedict should realize that and be ready to acpt whateverecision pope francis makes. >> nawaz: complicated topic. we'll continue to follow it here. father, thank you as always. >> god to be with you. >> woodruff: one-fifth of the world's population lives without enough water and in india, half of india's population, some 600 hereion, reside in areas water resources are highly stressed. special correspondent fred de sam lazaro reports from the coastal city of chennai on the balancing act between rapid economic development and water management. >> reporter: in chennai's poorer neighborhoods, like ayanavaram, people drop whatever they're doing when they hear the water tanker squeezing into the narro. alle it is their only source of clean drinking water and it comes every other day. >> ( ertranslated ): the tap we get stinks of sewage, this water is much better. we depend on the water tankers. >> reporter: they don't get a lot, just a couple of ga

benedict pledged not to interfere on major church affairs, to leave room forehis successor, pope francis to lead. that's why he was cited a as co-author in a new book which addresses the issue of celibacy benedict was seen as putting a very influential papal thumb on the scales as francis weighs a key decision. benedict argued for the necessity of celibacy, arguing serving the lord requires the total gift of a man. francis, who also supports priestly celibacy is contemplating a rule change recommended by bishops allowing the ordination of older married men in remote regions of the amazon where there is a priest shortage. >> of course everybody knew that a retired pope is in the church always is a difficult situation. >> reporter: monsignor carroll castile served seven popes and said on issues these two popes are generally aligned. >> when pope benedict left the papacy, he vowed to be quiet. this is not being quiet. >> he vowed to be obedient to his successor. i neverr:his created such a mess that benedict's personal secretary, archbishop reached out to the mainarnal r serra, asking him t

i like -- and i think pope francis has said this.ple to speak their mind. pope francis has said, go ahead, create chaos because out of the chaos we will come this some sort of determinant. maybe he's getting more than he wished for because pope benedict also has a huge following of people who say he's a more traditional person, and pope francis is more liberal. maybe we should be listening to pope benedict on this. it's fascinating to see how it all plays out. >> martha: a lot of people weighing in on this pier this is reuters vatican corresponded saying, pope perez pope benedict saidhe would livee world, he's broken that promise writing a book while his successor is considering a rather -- make a major decision for the future of the catholic church. if pope francis goes forward with this plan, it will be undermined by the knowledge that everybody is aware of what the prior pope who did leave, which is extraordinarily unusual, what he thinks. >> in the introduction to this book, pope emeritus benedict the 16th and cardinal in obedien

he would accept whatever decision pope francis makes.e ready to accept whatever decision pope francis makes. am: we will c that. to follow thank you. ♪ judy: 1/5 of the world's population live without enough want -- water. in india, half the population live in areas where water resources are highly stressed. our special correspondent reports from a coastal city whe the balancing act between rapid economic development and water management. fred: in these poor neighborhoods people drop whatever they are doing when they hear the water tankards squeezing into the narrow alley. it is their only source of clean drinking water and comes every other day. >> the tapwater we get stinks of sewage. erthis wats much better. we depend on the water tank. fred:hey do not get a lot, just a couple pots per household, saved for drinking d ancooking. these are good times compared to what people have endured in recent years. >> the supply is good. fred: lasjune toward the end of an epic drought, this coastal city of 8 million residents ran out of water. drin

the incident went viral and now francis is calling it a bad example. abc's adrienne bankert reports. >> reporter: pope francis is apologizing hours after slapping a woman's hand to free himself from her grip. this video seen by millions. the pontiff greeting the faithful after a prayer service in st. peter's square on new year's eve smiling and shaking hands. suddenly a woman grabs the 83-year-old and yanks him towards her. visibly stunned, he slapped her hand away. the pope admitted at times we lose our patience. me too and i apologize for the bad example i gave yesterday. ♪ earlier at the first mass of the new year, the pontiff told worshippers, women are sources of life, and every form of violence inflicted upon a woman is a blasphemy against god. pope francis is known for being very approachable and greets and shakes the hands of hundreds of people during papal visits. some are questioning why the pope's security team didn't step in to assist. the vatican has not commented. adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >> mr. pope, i forgive you. >>> comin

not to pull troops out of the region a move the pentagon is considering francis' to send $220.00 more soldiers. prelate the city they say the priority is the islamic state of the greatest harwich doesn't prevent us from fighting against all terrorist groups but this is the main enemy because the most dangerous as we have seen to reach the subject of we are changing methods by implementing a joint military coalition between biocon and the joint forces of the g 5 and concentrating our efforts in the. south sudan's warring factions have agreed to a ceasefire from wednesday after talks in rome opposition leaders representatives from president salva kiir as government say they've signed a deal to stop the violence fighting has kong. but there are still frequent outbreaks tens of thousands of people have been killed since the civil war began in 2013 that's just 2 years after south sudan gained independence greece is toughening it stands on asylum seekers taking away their rights to health care and social security payments it's a reflection of tension between greek society and refugees the 2

now within moments francis was back to wishing people a happy new year and kissing children. this is deja vu news live from berlin up next markets will have something to celebrate in the new year a new trade deal between the united states and china has all the details coming up in business after the break and don't forget you can always get more on these and other stories or website news dot com i'm brian thomas with the entire news team. called me printers. defeat in the. dark for the.

this places pope francis in a difficult position.s he acce this mited reform, or does he reject it and be seen as bowing to the pressure of his predecessor? ♪ ros: 'm ros atkins. our lead story is that queen elizabeth has given her blessing to prince harry and meghan marle, striking out on thei ownitafter meeting wthe royal family saturday. here are some of the main from bbc world service. cory booker has quit the contest to become the democratic presidential nominee, saying his campaign was running out of money. he had been invited to take part in the previous -- has not been invited to take part in the previous two debates. a man has been rescued after surviving more than three weeks in the alaskanrn wildes after a fire destroyed his cabin. tyson steele lin dunn can the foodste and made a basi to shelter in during subzero mperatures. rescuers located him after seeing his sos in the snow. return to the philippines. the taal volcano is interrupting in spectacular fashion. we have a te lapse photo to show you. i warning, there are fla

francis? >> that is reassuring, gabe, thanks >> turning to brazil where 30,000 people have been displaced. the storms are triggers floods and land slides. 54 people have been killed and 18 more missing. over 120 cities and towns have declared a state of emncing now. here is bill carons. >> compared to that we are all right. slippery spot. areas of kansas and oklahoma, you can see the new storm system coming in to the middle of the country and the worst of it is areas of south, southern kansas and also, out in panhandle of oklahoma so, here is how it will play out today. the storm dives through texas, showers and thunderstorms throughout the day from dallas to houston air port delays will be possible we will see a bit of snow trying to make its way through oklahoma but during the daylight hours it will change to rain. by tomorrow morning we will raining in areas of southern louisiana and mississippi and by the storm in wednesday afternoon, will go through florida and georgia. by then, ww accumu

but this is sir francis drake. traffic is it is rather slow as it goes by. so, again, this is the information that we have. one person has died. officer is okay. other person involved okay as well. that's the latest from here. reporting live in green bay, i'll send it back to you. >> okay, very good update. thank you, christy. from the third straight day weather prevented search crews from looking for that car that went off a cliff in half moon bay. there it is right there. on monday, that green lexus was caught on camera going off a cliff at gray whale cove. investigators are checking missing people and vehicle reports. so far nothing has come up. wreckage was found there at the scene, but it's unknown if that was from a previous accident. >> he lost his life chasing the thieves who stole his laptop. tonight we are learning he died on his birthday. friends telling us that the 35-year-old worked in tech and was looking forward to celebrating a new year's party at his house. nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us from oakland's mont claire neighborhood. the

. >>> the woman grabbing pope francis pulling him toward her the pope swatting her hand away. tonight his apology. >>> your privacy online, the first of the nation law, millions now with the power to find out what companies are collecting on them and the control to say don't sell my info >>> the scary surveillance, the leash caught in the elevator door, the dog yanked upward a quick-thinking neighbor springing into action. >> i tried to break the leash open. >> the dramatic rescue. >>> the tributes for the former nbc commissioner who forever changed the game. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening i'm peter alexander in for lester tonight the showdown is deepening between the u.s. and iran after a second day of violent protests outside the american embassy in baghdad. troops using tear gas before thousands of pro-iranian demonstrators disbursed. still tonight, hundreds of additional u.s. soldiers are in route to the region as president trump and iran's supreme leader are trading talks. nbc's hans nichols has the latest. >> reporter: for a sec

why pope francis smacked a woman's hand in st. peter's woman's hand in st. peter's square. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. anne-marie green is off. i'm wendy gillette. happy new year. celebrations around the world marked the start of 2020. in new york's times square about a million people partied amid tight security as the iconic crystal ball dropped to usher in the new year without incident. elsewhere, fireworks litit up t sky in cities across the globe as people said good-bye to 2019. hillary lane has more on the new year's festivities in the big apple. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: at the stroke of midnight, the massive crowd in times square rang in the start of 2020. >> a bucket list item, so always wanted to come to new york and do it in times square. >> i never going to regret to spend new year here. >> reporter: the big apple's big party came off without a hitch thanks in no small part to the massive police operation that enveloped the crowd. the nypd had said it was unaware of any credibl

cardinal jorge pergolia of argentina became francis. the first pope ever from the new world. for the first time in six centuries, the catholic church had two living popes. >> your style and your methods are entirely different than mine. >> reporter: it's anyone's guess if the two men hung out or what they might have talked about when it was all happening, but a new netflix film is filling in the blanks. >> now i can see a necessity for pergolio. >> reporter: in "the two popes," we hear what those conversations might have been based on those two men's writing and speeches. and since they disagreed on just about everything, not all of that discussion is polite. >> reporter: jonathan price who has been said to look a lot like the real pope francis plays him >>f you this, will damage the papacy forever. >> reporter: and sir anthony hopkins s is is pope benedict. >> you did say to me that you were nervous the first time you were on set with tony. >> i'm sorry. >> don't let him know that i was nervous of him, okay? >> all right, fine. no, i was. you know, you're nervous about any a

francis said, "love makes us patient." seth doane, cbs news, rome. >> garrett: one of basketball's biggest names died today. david stern transformed the national basketball association from a struggling league with poor attendance into a global powerhouse-- by that we mean a $5 billion-a-year industry. stern was commissioner for 30 years starting in 1984. his stewardship helped players like magic johnson, larry bird, and michael jordan become superstars and household names. stern died from complications after suffering a brain hemorrhage last month. david stern was 77. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." hundreds arrested as protests in hong kong take a violent turn. this could be a first-- a highway closed by an invasion of tumbleweeds. and later, third graders show us how kindness can be its own reward. on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. that's why it's important to be prepared

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francis has since apologized saying he shouldn't have set a bad example. people around the world have been ringing in the new year and the new decade hair and wind thousands gathered at the brandenburg gate and in new york's iconic times square the crowd said hello to 2020 and one of the world's favorite new year's spectacles. i had a new year in new york. crowds gathered in times square to ring in 2020. in berlin thousands welcome to the new decade at the iconic brandenburg gate with fireworks accompanied by beethoven's 9th symphony. i. thought i was. 12 hours earlier auckland new zealand was the 1st major city to see in the new year with pyrotechnics erupting from the city's sky tower and over the water. in australia the fireworks from sydney's harbor bridge went ahead despite calls for the show to be canceled. because of the devastating bushfires the country is experiencing. in hong kong the traditional fireworks display was replaced with a toned down late show this year with authorities citing security concerns following months of pro-democracy protest

st peter's square now in a very rare scene where a woman who made it through pope francis's entourage cause a scene that led to a papal slap a rebuke. and shaking hands of people a crowd was turning to leave one a woman suddenly yanked him from behind the abrupt physicality appeared to cause the 84 year old some pain he slapped her hand away and gave her a good scolding before moving away visibly annoyed with all of it while within moments francis was back to wishing people happy new year and kissing children. live from berlin i'm brian thomas don't forget there's always more at our web site www dot com for now though from the entire team happy new year and thanks for being with us. and for. which course in. any time any. w.p.s. .

is considering whether ordained men can be married in remote parts >> to put pressure on pope franciseven go down that road of the ordination of married men. >> reporter: the vatican responding suggesting pope francis agree with his predecessor on principle, but the shepherd has to think of the faithful in remote areas at stake a century's old tradition and the fear of easing it may be a gateway for wider change >> there is a teaching authority in the church and the pope is the center of unity and the main teacher. >> there's only one. >> reporter: ever since benedict became the first pope in 600 years to resign, the relationship between the pontiffs has been the object of endless fascination. when benedict retired in 2015, he vowed to remain hidden from the world. but as it turns out he is not great at hiding and some worry this latest religious rift made more of a divide than unite. >> reporter: he didn't bring it up in the general audience but it does raise questions about future retired popes, what can they wear, do, say, how involved can they be going forward? hol >>> reese withe

francis has since apologized saying he shouldn't have set a bad example. people around the world are celebrating the 1st day of the new year and all of the new decade off to posses and thought i was the night before january the 1st is so many a public holiday the office some welcome relaxation and a chance to think about all those resolutions for 2020 years day also brings its own special traditions many of which involve. new year's day and for people in northern france the party goes on. 6 6 6 some in swimsuits wading into the chilly waters of the north sea. in rome a few hearty souls plunged into this hyper river as part of an annual tradition in the italian capital. they say it clears the head. but most people still just prefer to watch. people in japan also agree water's a fine way to usher in the new year but they like it a little bit warmer. bay there isn't a spot west of tokyo took in the morning vista of mt fuji. locals believe making new year's resolutions while watching the 1st sunrise over the mountain will bring good luck. you're watching news

now to a rare display of humanity from a usually unflappable figure francis the pontiff showed he's just as likely to get grumpy as the rest of a string i walked for he sent paid to square in the vatican francis had been shaking hands with people in the crowd and was turning to leave when a woman yanked him back the abrupt gesture appeared to cause pain and slapped a hand. and after telling off before walking the wife visibly annoyed. within moments his holiness was back to more from in the g.t.s. . that day. kissing children. you are watching day w. news from berlin don't forget you can get all the lights news and information from around the clock on our website that's. for now i'm anthony howard in berlin wishing you wherever you are watching happy new year. what secrets lie behind things will. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. b.t.w. world heritage 360 get the now.

now to rest seen at st peter's square away woman who made it through pope francis is close to saying that led to a papal flop under rebuke pope francis had been shaking hands with people in the crowd and was turning to leave when a woman suddenly yanks him from behind the abrupt physicality appeared to cause the 84 year old pope some pain he slapped the hand away and gave her a good scolding before moving away. from this has since to apologized saying he shouldn't have set a bad example. of people around the world are celebrating the 1st day of the new year and a new decade. and thousands gathered at the brandenburg gate to ring in 2020 with the german capital's annual fireworks extravaganza and in new york revelers squeezed into times square to join in the countdown to the start of the union. and after the parties and fireworks on the night of the 31st generally the 1st is for many a public holiday the office some welcome relaxation and a chance to think about those resolutions for 2020 he is day also brings its own special traditions many of which involve water. new year's day and

pope francis started 2020 condemning violence against women.tising industries for sacrificing a woman's body for consumerism. but all anybody is talking about is how he reacted to one woman on the last night of 2019. >>> pope francis has built his papacy to reaching out to the, to the old and the young the sick and the forgotten but when this woman unexpectedly grabbed the pope's hand in st. peter's square new year's eve she got a most characteristic reaction the 83-year-old francis slapping her hand away visiblyup. the video since went viral with people reacting on line. and one writing a slap an the wrist was not the most christ-like possible but way more than most of us would manage another writing don't grab people pope or no pope. and the pope apologized wednesday telling the crowd many times we lose our patience i do too and i'm sorry for yesterday's bad example. it is not the first time the usually demonstrative pope has pulled his hand back k kissing the pope's ring has long been a sign of respect in the clk church but francis made glob

now to a rare display of aggravation from a usually unflappable figure of francis the pontiff showed he's just as likely to get grumpy as the rest of us during a walk through some pay to square in the vatican. but francis had been shaking hands with people in the crowd and was turning to leave when a woman yanked him back he dropped gesture appeared to cause the pied piper he slapped a hand and got her telling off before walking away visibly annoyed. not within moments his holiness was back to more familiar jesus. that thing. kissing babies. it watching day the news from berlin up next is a documentary on making yachts the latest must have for the world's rich and powerful something that you can get all the lettuce news and information around the clock on our website that's the deadly dot com i'm anthony held in berlin wishing you were if your watching happy new year. it's all happening to children in africa. to link to news from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come to the day after calling program a night from funny to me from using

now to a rare display of humanity from a usually unflappable figure francis the pontiff showed he's just as likely to get grumpy as the rest of us during i walk through st peter's square in the vatican francis had been shaking hands with people in the crowd and was turning to leave when a woman yanked him back the abrupt gesture appeared to cause the. slap to hand. and after a telling off before walking the wife visibly annoyed. within moments his holiness was back to more from in the judy's. doing. kissing children. you are watching day w. news from berlin don't forget you can get all the lights news and information from around the clock on our website that sting w dot com for now matheny held in berlin wishing you wherever you are watching having you. like dusty very muddy tires and drums we deliver life saving boxes we give our everything to reach those who need us the most everybody thinks feeding their futures. books is for the hope of life saving for years in the sun much more down roads with no names we feel asleep deliver relentless you know promise to make .

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here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, pope francis is apologizing, hours after slapping a woman's hand to free himself from her grip. this video seen by millions. the pontiff greeting the faithful after a prayer service in st. peter's square on new year's eve, smiling and shaking hands. suddenly, a woman grabs the 83-year-old and yanks him towards her. visibly stunned, he slaps her hand away. today, the pope admitted, "at times we lose our patience. me too, and i apologize for the bad example i gave yesterday." earlier, at the first mass of the new year, the pontiff told worshippers, "women are sources of life." and "every form of violence inflicted upon a woman is a blasphemy against god." pope francis is known for being very approachable and greets and shakes the hands of hundreds of people during papal visits. some are questioning why the pope's security team didn't step in to assist. whit? >> adrienne bankert, our thanks to you tonight. >>> now, to the growing mystery around a brother and sister who appear to have vanished. tonight, the new developments in the case a

like, francis and benedict are very different popes. i mean, just watch how pope benedict reacted when shirtless acrobatic dancers performed for him way back in 2010. ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: you see that face! look at that face. it's like the emperor is at a chippendales show. "this is the real dark side." now check out the new pope. ♪ ♪ >> trevor: now this guy ( bleep ). ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) all right, let's move on to boeing. boeing, the aerospace company responsible for half the planes in the sky. and half the planes that are not in the sky. ( laughter ) now, for months, the company has insisted that they did everything they could to ensure the safety of their planes. but thanks to some leaked emails, that excuse is crashing to the ground. >> we are getting a look at some shocking internal emails from boeing, suggesting employees knew about problems with the 737 max before two deadly crashes. >> boeing has now released more than 100 pages of emails as part of f.a.a. and congressional investigations. i

a visibly annoyed pope francis slaps the woman's hand and tells her to let go.kly moving in. the woman made the sign of the cross shortly before that encounter. no word on what she said to the pope as she grabbed him. >> the pope not having it. >>> now some college football starting with a big-time blow-out in the alamo bowl. texas quarterback sam ehlinger was the star of the show last night against utah. he threw three touchdowns and ran for another as the longhorns dominated. the score of that one, 38-10. >>> the rose bowl is all ready for today's showdown between oregon and wisconsin. there are three more bowl games also on the schedule. all of them match ranked teams. a long day of football wraps up with georgia and baylor in the sugar bowl. >> i know who won't be hanging out with me today. >> who? >> my husband. >> he's ready to watch some football. >> he's going to be really busy. >> yeah, while you're asleep after working this shift. >> that's perfect. >>> up next in "the pulse," the royals' newest picture of baby archie. and it's a cute one. >>> also a r

a visibly annoyed pope francis slaps the woman's hand and tells her to let go.kly moving in. the woman made the sign of the cross shortly before that encounter. no word on what she said to the pope as she grabbed him. >> the pope not having it. >>> now some college football starting with a big-time blow-out in the alamo bowl. texas quarterback sam ehlinger was the star of the show last night against utah. he threw three touchdowns and ran for another as the longhorns dominated. the score of that one, 38-10. >>> the rose bowl is all ready for today's showdown between oregon and wisconsin. there are three more bowl games also on the schedule. all of them match ranked teams. a long day of football wraps up with georgia and baylor in the sugar bowl. >> i know who won't be hanging out with me today. >> who? >> my husband. >> he's ready to watch some football. >> he's going to be really busy. >> yeah, while you're asleep after working this shift. >> that's perfect. >>> up next in "the pulse," the royals' newest picture of baby archie. and it's a cute one. >>> also a r

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talking about dissension in the ranks, sussexes', talking about the catholic church and pope francisg the possibility of in certain parts of catholic church, in certain parts of catholic church, in certain parts of the world... the amazon, to be precise. the possibility of priest being part of the catholic church you are married. this is not going down well with his predecessors. why would we expected to? a fundamental tenet of the catholic church, priests in terms of the church are meant to be married to god, and therefore wives and families are meant to be a distraction, that is what has been a fundamental pillar of the church. if thatis fundamental pillar of the church. if that is being considered, if it is being reviewed by pope francis, well, pope benedict who retired due to ill health, is now 92, said, you know... he said he would be "hidden from the world", therefore it is unprecedented that this pope would step down and retire as he did, but he sees this change as being a step too far, or even the consideration of this change. let's get to the issue, as you mentioned, the chu

francis collins. then, it is c-span's special two-hour program on teen vaping and the regulation of e-cigarettes. president trump delivers remarks at the launch of his evangelicals for trump coalition, at a mega-church in miami. >> joining us from the national institutes of health in bethesda, maryland is dr. francis collins, national institutes of health director. to be with: glad you, and great to have a chance to chat at the beginning of a new decade. steve: joining us with the question is kimberly leonard, who covers health policy issues for the washington examiner, and health reporter jayne o'donnell of usa today. i want to begin because this june marks the 20th anniversary of decoding the genes that make up the human body. two decades later, where are we? dr. collins: where do i begin? it has been taking that own insight into our human instruction book and beginning to figure out how to read it, written in this strange language with just four letters in the alphabet, and how to apply that to som

you know there were francis she stayed. there was a concerted effort to make sure that there wasn't that kaito night so. the body was ordered to be taken away to his family oh no one was allowed to get near it it was buried with just a few 100 people at the gravesite and it was said that on the b.b.c. you know strake and this afford to stay in the way will stop you there more from will he call in now my 5 agents after this break. operations understand that a cost of doing business is buying and building support in washington d.c. and that includes staffing up and with former members of congress put them on your payroll you want to hire a chief of staff from a powerful senator or a committee. member get their chief of staff put them on your payroll as a lobbyist this is what washington does on a bipartisan basis in fact i think it's the only point of true bipartisanship in d.c. is corporate influence over government. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports

the francis scott key song is a glorification of war. i think to lift every voice and sing would be a better national anthem. i do not know how other people feel about that. i think it is open to debate. everyone should say what they think about that and let us know. i think that is an excellent idea. >> >> you heard from rebecca. what are your general observations about this generation? >> >> thank you, rebecca for your comments. i have had the opportunity to meet with journalists from parkland, florida. the school there that had the terrible shooting with 17 students killed. the student journalists are very aware that another court case limited press freedom in the schools and it is an important impediment to student journalists in some parts of the country, although there have been 14 states that have opened up their school newspapers to freedom of the press. i think that is a very important thing to do. the students today are more aware and more active by far than the students were when i was at school. i think it is a very positive

i profile a housekeeper francis garcia work who works at the mgm grand and she makes $19.51 per hour and under the contract gets 40 hours a week that makes $780 a week and about $40,000 a year. i visited her apartment. she has a nice three bedroom apartment with her three kids, she's raised them on her own >> host: and the tremendous health care. she doesn't pay any premiums for her health care, she doesn't need medicaid or food stamps or welfare and i describe francis garcia as an example to show what a good effective union can do to lift people into the middle class and in comparison and contrast the typical nonunion hotel worker makes $11 an hour in austin don't work 40 hour weeks with maybe 30 hours so 330 a week and maybe 17,000 a year. you cannot raise a family, three kids on $70,000 a year. you can hardly restore salt on that. the union is a great example of what they can achieve and also in the 2,016th election, the union strongholds have moved from blue to red and the very powerful have done a great job communicating with the members although i see them getting involved to m

an apology from pope francis.ting too aggressive with a woman who wouldn't let go of his hand. we'll show you how the whole scene played out. that's coming up. you grow up forming these memories and connections around food. whether it's the holidays or every night at the dinner table, it's the act of cooking and eating together that's really powerful. even if you're not a professional chef, having that equipment immediately makes you better. it makes cooking so much easier and fun. >>> it turns out even the pope has his limits. pope francis is starting off this new year, this new decade, with an apology for slapping a woman's hand as she sdrgrabbed . this is the incident happened in st. peter's vatican city, waving when a woman reached out pulled at his arm, the pope losing patience pulls back his hand becoming frustrated and scolded the woman and slapped her hand. here was his apology he gave during this morning's new year's day message. >> [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> translator: love makes us patient. s