god loves us. he gave us his son to be light in our darkness. the traditional christmas lesson of light and love from a most untraditional pope. in just nine months, pope francis has charmed the world. >> his message of hope and love translates into every language. he is humble, he is definitely a people's pope. >> reporter: the leader of 1.2 billion catholics, he still comes across as a kindly grandfather, not standing on ceremony. reaching out to all, especially children, the poor and the abandoned, and the afflicted. opening the doors of the church. on gay priests, he says, who am i to judge? on women in the church, he says they are essential. a change in catholic dogma, or just a change in style? >> there is certainly a style change which is simplicity. but he is not going to throw out core doctrine. >> reporter: his message to the church is harsher. clean up your act on corruption and abusive priests. >> if you're going to teach as a church you want to be able to give an example of honesty. >> reporter: and he is setting an example, he swapp

love. it's a god who forgives, even though there are enemies. christ taught us to love your enemies and forgive them even if they've done us harm because that's what we want to show. >> do you have need that they have not identified the killers, they have not identified the people who attacked your husband. do you have a need for them to do that, would you want that, would you want them to see yourself? >> i have nothing like a personal need or want to see who's done that. because what's done is done. they can't bring ronnie back. >> would you want to see them to tell them how you feel? >> the only thing i would -- it's not necessary for me to see them but it's to know my message to them, i love them, i forgive them and i know ronnie feels the same way and we want our son jose to feel the same way that we are to love our enemies. >> i understand you have already contemplatereturning to libya iryourself with with your son. why? >> that is where ronnie and i and our son had all our memories, in libya. we didn't get to say going to the family we had there. for mult

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somebody upstairs really loves us. >> really loves us. >> craziest game i have ever been part of.ght the defense couldn't get any worse. after the on sides kick he makes a huge play. >> i was and still am happier and a pig in slop. >> you can see why the 49ers are still riding high after monday night's win. it kept alive their chances of winning the nfc west and earning a first round bye and if both seattle and carolina lose, san francisco would be the

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like i really love us. i value a bus.step number three, which is talking about how we can help this marriage and now i can take ownership to make us a better marriage. so that is intimacy for an example. intimacy can be their and i love us so much i know that things can improve and i know that i can take action and make steps to make a been proven let's work on it together. those are the three steps instead of saying oh, make these improvements now. that is you pointing your finger. they just become defensive be one okay, no finger-pointing. and so the benefit of his, the payoff is what? you are putting yourself at risk. your emotional and putting yourself out there. can you really make progress at the end of the day on the issues you have? >> that's a great question. and yes come you ablutely can. u're exposing yourself. you're vulnerable to your spouse. the answer is yes. by exposing your vulnerability, by specifically stating what your number is to rate this, you offer yourself up for clarity an conflict solution resol

you have shown me how much you can love us, yet keep us disciplined at the same time.thank you for believing in me, now and also in the past when i wasn't sure when i believed in myself anymore. your believing had in me has led me to succeed and do better. you have inspired me in so many ways with your words and action and with this i have achieved greatness and will be forever grateful to you. with that, i will take a part of the torch that you lead for us to carry and i carry with great pride and integrity. thank you for changing our department and our destiny. it is with great appreciation and admiration that i wish you a wonderful and fulfilling and adventurous retirement. thank you. [ applause ] >> lee i would like to say on behalf of the board of directors and indeed the entire agency thank you for the outstanding job you have done throughout all these years, with the police department and with us. your professionalism and dedication, but most of the us that always touched me is the grace that you bring. so thank you for outstanding service and join in wishing yo

their busy with their lives but they always tell me and to me tell mom and dad they love us. this is why i want to come here to unrapport the first school. i want to personally thank laura for your wonderful creation of this program. it's needed it's absolutely going to make a difference and team backyard thank you very much. it's exciting because you're going to be able to talk about the lessons your learning and transfer those lessons to other kids and give them back hope and experience we all need because guess what in order to be successful in society and if you want to be a mayor or a supervisor or the head of a company you've got to be able to enact with a lot of people. you've got to be able to recognize what people are doing or saying and if they need some help this is what beyond differences is all about it's taking down isolation. this is why i wanted to come here today and thank laura and aching daughters who experiences the worst effects that isolation can have. i want to say it the kids here you're also creating this program in lilly's honor so other children wou

. >> translator: god loves us. is son to be light in our darkness. >> reporter: the traditional christmas lesson of light and love from the most untraditional pope. in just nine months, pope frances has shown the world. >> his message of hope and love translates into every language. he's humble. >> reporter: the leader of the catholics, he still came across as a friendly grandfather, reaching out to all especially children, the poor and the abandoned and afflicted. opening the doors for the church. on gay priests, he said, who am toy judge. on women in the church, he said they are essential. a change in catholic dogma or just a change in style? >> there is certainly a style change which is simplicity. but he's not somebody who's going to be throwing out doctrine. >> reporter: his message to the church though is harsher. clean up your act on corruption and abusive priests. >> if you're going to teach as a church, you ought to be able to give an example of honesty. >> reporter: instead of the palace, he is living in a

christmas teaches us that we're all children of god, made in his image and likeness and he loves us so much that he became one of us, the message of christmas that for us we're all like the baby. god the father loves us and holds us to himself and coos us and francis says don't be lulled into that temporary temptation who would reduce who with reas a treasure to what we own. >> he also said it's a start to restart and renew. for many people listening there is someone saying i need to change my life. i need to do something. what do you advise them to do? how do they start that process? >> well, first of all, i would say thank god for that sense that i need some change. i need some renewal. this is very interesting when we're talking about pope francis. people usually center on the external. oh, he's asking the church to change, the vatican to change, he is doing that, but what he's most asking is that we change inside where it really counts. well, you're not going to be surprised, gayle, to know if you want to change, for me as a christian the best way to do it is to let jesus christ be

he loves us despite our constant faults.that is what we've got -- >> so this is an overreaction from the limbaugh's of the world? >> rush does not understand the catholic part of it and he is taking it seriously. i don't blame him for criticizing. when you see something to criticize, go ahead. give the guy a chance to get his feet on the ground, to get his arms around the question of globalization. get his arms around the fact that capitalism is mostly ideas. practically everything we enjoy in the united states is an idea. >> i want to go back to what you said about the latin states and the upward mobility you experience. that is no longer as true in america as it once was. even canada and western european countries now have more social mobility. 70% of people born poor in this country never make it to middle-class. should government do something about that? >> government has ruined it. that is what i've come to think, that the poverty programs, ironically, they have the wrong incentives. for the first time in our history we

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he loves us all and we love him. >> the visit has energized the 200 song -- strong community in berlin. in view of islamist violence against christians there. >> what is happening in egypt is not right. i hope god will protect our family. egypt is going through difficult times. >> we are in solidarity with each other. i think we have to show even more solidarity. >> it is the first visit to germany since he took office a year ago. he knows the worries of his people here. he tries to allay their concerns. >> the majority of egyptians are moderate regardless of if they are christian or muslim. the relationship has been good for 14 centuries. >> the visit has given the cops a rare visit -- chance to visit. >> there are so many bodyguards protecting him. here, it is different. >> this feeling is hard to describe. our joy is boundless. the holy father comes to visit, perhaps once in 10 years. >> boundless optimism gives the flock a great deal of courage. >> egypt is in his heart. that is why i am convinced things will be better tomorrow >> his visit is an early christmas present to the comm

and we thank him for loving us all. all. >> what a reflection.mith, your thoughts this morning. >> a redemptive morning to be able to spend it with maya angelou, but how eye-opening it was to be black and living in south africa. steve beko ends up getting pulled over by the cops in south africa. he's dead 24 hours later. you rick yosk your life just breathing and being black in south africa, and to see this man come out and talk about a teachable moment. >> thank you very much, harry smith. when we come back, we'll talk about other politics of the week. how did mandela's death overshadow president obama's push for obama care this week? plus, have we finally turned a co ♪ [ male announcer ] rocky had no idea why dawn was gone for so long... ...but he'd wait for her forever, and would always be there with the biggest welcome home. for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams. with 2x the meat of other leading brands... ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades. iams. keep love strong. with 2x the meat. love the iams diff

we will remember that he taught us and loved us. he is the stuff that legends are made from. may we embrace the spirit of forgiveness and bring peace to this world we live in. thank you for the opportunity to be here today. [applause] >> some of you, you may recall the first opportunity black south africans had to vote, they voted nelson mandela in as the first black president of south africa. all over the world wherever there were south africans of any color, they were urged to cast a vote. this city hall was the voting booth for the first election in south africa that led to nelson mandela being made president. voters from south africa helped elect nelson mandela. some people say people in san francisco vote enthuse anyway, maybe some of those people were not south africans. who knows. [laughter] >> following his election as president of south africa, he then dispatched all out of the country, our country, counseled generals to represent south africa and on occasion when we celebrate the life of nelson mandela, council general of south africa has journeyed to san francisco

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. >> translator: god loves us.e gave us his son to be light in the darkness. >> reporter: traditional christmas tradition in light and love from a most untraditional pope. in just nine months pope francis has charmed the world. >> his message of hope and love translates into every language. >> every language. >> he's humbled. he's a people's pope. >> reporter: the leader of 1.2 billion catholics he still comes across as a kindly grandfather, not standing on ceremony. reaching out to all, especially children, the poor, and the abandoned, and the afflicted. opening the doors of the church. on gay priests he said, whom am i to judge. on women in the church, he said, they are essential. a change in catholic dominance or a change in style? >> there's certainly a style change which is simplicity but he's not somebody who is going to be throwing out core doctrine. >> reporter: his message to the church is harsher, clean up your act on corruption and abusive priests. >> if you're going to teach as church, you want to be ab

our audiences we've been getting a lot of support you know we love the people the people seem to love us. amazing feedback i mean. back home maybe it's a little different some people some people like what we're doing. some people don't some people think that we should not be talking to each other we are enemies in the blood and we should not be trying to talk to one another. but i think that's wrong i think we should we should we need to be talking to each other and i think in order to achieve equality in order to achieve freedom we need to want to make each other understand the same and what better way to have the universal language of music to do the story and show really that we are all one human family you know you guys clearly get along what does it take for this region of the world i mean how can we how can we get there tamar and i want your input on this is sort of you. oh my god that's a big. so much need to be done. i mean. back home it's very segregated you know that you have the era palestinians living in specific neighborhoods. specific tiny villages and the same with the jew

and we thank him for loving us all. all. >> what a reflection.edemptive morning to be able to spend it with maya angelou, but how dangerous it was to be black and living in south africa. steve beko ends up getting pulled over by the cops in south africa. he's dead 24 hours later. you risk your life just breathing and being black in south africa, and to see this man come out and talk about a teachable moment. >> thank you very much, harry smith. when we come back, we'll talk about other politics of the week. how did mandela's death overshadow president obama's push for obama care this week? plus, have we finally turned a corner on our economy? next, our roundtable is back with some of their analysis of those questions. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. ti'm bethand i'm michelle.e. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your busine

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that everything you know is wrong joining me now is dr gregory berns author of the book dog how dogs love us a neuroscientist and his adopted dog decode the canine brain dr burns welcome it's great to be here thanks for joining us what prompted you to study the relationship between man and dog i've always been a dog although i spent my entire career studying human brains it was actually one of my favorite dogs. passed away several years ago that got me wondering what was going on in his head and whether he loved me in that kind of the same way that i loved him so you did an m.r.i. on one ear dogs why and what did you learn and maybe you want to very quickly explain what an m.r.i. is sure an m.r.i. is tool that we use for medical imaging primarily although it research we use it to study brain function basically by looking at changes and blood flow and this is what we've been doing in humans for twenty years so. after we kind of hit upon this idea to apply it to dogs big challenge was training dogs to go in an m.r.i. because if we want to study brain function they have to be awake and sedated

use as the original. this is a tartar, it's mimicking steak tartar, what i love about this recipe, we've used beets, which are a source of sugar and a lot of ancient recipes or old school recipes use beets in chocolate kate, it's a way to get vegetables in your dessert and it's chocolate cake, red velvet, whatever you want to call it, but it has the beets in it which is a vegetable and really good for you and then we get into the beverages. this is, of course, holiday time and we are talking about eggnog and instead of having eggs or lots of cream and we've used greek yogurt and the bananas just like the cauliflower for the mac and cheese, we're taking away the fat and the protein with the greek yogurt and the bana banana. >> you just blend them together? it's a smoothie of sorts and cinnamon and nutmeg and the traditional eggnog flavors and a little bit of rum, of course, because it's the holidays. you can omit the rum. >> you've made up for it with the rest of it. >> you can swap one or two things and the neat thing about these are all recipes you can find at up wave.com. >> i hear you can't say the tit

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one day we will have somebody who truly loves us. [applause] >> great year in the fifth row. >> hello, mother alice, how are you? i am carla whaley. i'm kind of close to the ground. i wanted to thank you for writing every day his, and other short very abused in the recovery community when i teach parenting about valuing our everyday things in ourselves and help you can say no to their children and loved them in still life affirming can send ways. i want to thank you for that. >> you're welcome. [applause] >> gentleman right behind. >> thank you very much, sister alice. wonderful poems and inspiration. i love the lessons that you teach, such as the one about letting go of present. that is in the last thing that i really need to learn. i will admit -- i just want day, just say i highly recommend it. that tall. >> thank you. ..