. ♪ ♪ when gabriel told mary of god's plan, ♪ ♪ she was filled with doubt and fear. ♪ ♪ the angel assuredraid," ♪ ♪ where god ♪ has planted ♪ has planted the seed of love. ♪ ♪ has planted the seed of love. ♪ ♪ god calls us ♪ calls us to open our eyes, ♪ to see the divine ♪ the divine in ourselves ♪ and each other, ♪ to welcome the stranger, ♪ say "yes" to the outcast. ♪ "yes" to the outcast. ♪ may the loneliness ♪ and the darkness of this life ♪ ♪ vanish ♪ in love's healing light. ♪ love's healing light. ♪ let us dance and sing ♪ with the first birds of morning, ♪ ♪ god is with us, god our hope. ♪ ♪ god our hope and god our light. ♪ ♪ god our hope and god our light. ♪ ♪ god our hope and god our light. ♪ [playing a bright melody] ♪ going through the hills on a night all starry ♪ ♪ on the way to bethlehem, ♪ far away i heard a shepherd boy piping ♪ ♪ on the way to bethlehem. ♪ angels in the sky brought this message nigh: ♪ ♪ "dance and sing for joy that christ ♪ ♪ the newborn king is come to bring us peace on earth, ♪ ♪ and he's lying cradled there at bethlehem." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "tell me, shepherd

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she was to be the mother of god's son. >> hail, mary, full of grace. >> "hail, mary, full of grace,"briel. "the lord is with thee." with that endorsement, the virgin mary, an icon in blue, was soon elevated by the early church fathers to a lofty throne as the queen of heaven. and she hasn't stepped down since. >> they couldn't deal with the real mary. she was just too strong, too intelligent, too capable. they had to sort of pare her down, make her two-dimensional, just this icon. they had to make her virgin, and only virgin. >> and the icon, as centuries of artists have shown us, is blonde and blue-eyed. but the reality may come as something of a shock. >> i would assume that she looked like other middle eastern women, which would have been dark haired and dark skinned. and she probably would have been about the same height as women of her time. and what we know about that is, that's probably five feet -- 5'1", 5'2", somewhere in there. >> and scholars say her name wasn't mary, but mariam, in the aramaic language she spoke in a small town called nazareth. it was a rural existence, g

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luke tells us, that an angel of the lord appeared to mary and told her something extraordinary. she was going to be the mother of god's. but what do we know about this woman who would change the course of history? >> we don't know very much about mary. we get little tantalizing snapshots. and from those tantalizing snapshots, she appears to be a lively, intelligent, but basically down-to-earth woman. >> and maybe not a woman at all when she bore jesus, but a girl with a remarkable life ahead of her. >> mary was very young when she became pregnant with jesus. she was probably just in her mid-teens. which meant that by the time jesus was doing his public ministry, maybe she was 45. >> joseph, jesus' earthly father, is perhaps the most mysterious figure of all. by the time jesus has begun his public ministry, joseph has vanished from the story. that has led to speculation that joseph, a carpenter by trade, was many years older than mary. life in the nazareth of jesus' day was hard. today, a group of biblical scholars and archaeologists have built nazareth village to give a better sense of just what daily life in the naza

of a garment worn by the virgin mary. the irony is that, while the mother of god is revered here, no other woman is permitted to even set footat for a thousand years. the reason, according to orthodox doctrine, is that christ gave the peninsula to his mother, and all other women have been excluded so as to fully honor the virgin mary. it's also said that, in the days before the ban, when women did come here, the monks became distracted and couldn't devote themselves entirely to prayer. they say it's been a lot easier since the last lady left. keeping women out certainly wasn't much of a problem 300, 400 years ago. do you feel that's becoming problematic today? >> father arsenios: i don't believe so, because the monastery itself and all the land around it is our property. and if we don't want women coming onto our property, we have every right to do that. ( chanting ) >> simon: mt. athos may be the last all-male bastion in the world, and father arsenios says it has to stay that way. >> arsenios: here, we're concerned solely with purity and our elevation to eternity. if women are permitted, they would bring their families and

in some respects, people have kind of commented to me, oh, my god, you were a part of history and how many couples did we maryw many families did we start? how many dreams did we make come true? the whole part of being part of history is something that we are here and we are charged with this responsibility to carry out. >> good morning, everyone. we're coming up of a busy weekend. our efforts have been validated from huge crowds over the weekend. highlight clip. ♪

in some respects, people have kind of commented to me, oh, my god, you were a part of history and how many couples did we mary? how many families did we start? how many dreams did we make come true? the whole part of being part of history is something that we are here and we are charged with this responsibility to carry out. >> despite efforts street violence continues to effect san franciscans and it is not just important to be part of the gang prevention network we want to learn the best practices that you have to offer. we are going to be very active especially when we're experience the realignment. i know the chief is here to share with you what we are doing already. we won't be victims of our own decisions. we have to do better and we have to encourage everyone to do better with less. so, we are already launching our city's realignment plan and through her leadership although probation is collaborating with the multiple city agencies we are creating new assessment centers as a result of welcoming in our additional prisoners. we are increasing health and service agencies and also providing analytical supp

i want to wish my husband mary christmas and say hello to all of my family and friends in maryland. godss. >> i am station in afghanistan. merry christmas. >> i am serving in kabul, afghanistan. happy holidays to my husband, my kids, my brothers, and all of my family and friends in baltimore, maryland. i miss you guys. >> happy holidays. i am with army civil affairs and psychological planned airborne out of north carolina. merry christmas and happy new year to friends and family in westminster, maryland. westminster, maryland. on the 4g lte devices you love. like the droid bionic by motorola for $199.99. or the pantech breakout for $49.99. our lowest price ever. get the technology you love, on the network you deserve.

mary's clemency by contributing to society. in fact, he is already working on it, singing the praises of god and forgiveness at prisons, chuve churchesn sing her praise of thanks to her audience of one. steve hartman, cbs news, minneapolis. ♪ for all you've done for me >> that's a powerful story. >> it really is. >> beautiful. >> something we can think about in the year ahead. letting go, if it's possible. >> great spending 2011 with you. >> wonderful spending with you. and with all o

and that gabriel appeared to mary and told her she was chosen to be the mother of the son of god, buthing else is written in the gospels of the lives jesus and his family led in nazareth. with so little information about jesus' boyhood christians were curious and authors invented stories to fill the gaps. together, we are known as the apocryphal gospels discounted long ago but still read today. >> they have a wonderful story of how the suitors for mary were asked to come to temple with the staff and the staff wealth rod that would flower and that man would be the husband of mary. and of course the only staff that flowered was joseph. >> father joseph of the st. joseph university in philadelphia is a leading historian in the catholic church. >> a purpose of the apocryphal gospel was to provide the details that christians wandered about the lives of jesus, mary and joseph. >> the story in the apocryphal about a young jesus were popular and treated like dime store books. >> an interesting book is the story of thomas which is maive louse -- which is marvelous like what it is for god to be

mary's clemency by contributing to society. in fact, he is already working on it, singing the praises of god and forgiveness at prisons, chuve churches mary can sing her praise of thanks to her audience of one. steve hartman, cbs news, minneapolis. ♪ for all you've done for me >> that's a powerful story. >> it really is. >> beautiful. >> something we can think about in the year ahead. letting go, if it's possible. >> great spending 2011 with you. >> wonderful spending with you. and with all of you.,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> the forecast for the day, the high of about 54 for the day, the normal is 42 and 37 overnight and the normal is 25 and the afternoon of new year's eve. 57 will be the high, a bit of a breeze and calm. mostly cloudy skies, but at the stroke of midnight, 36-degrees on new year's day and 41 on monday, but tuesday and wednesday, winter will wake up. 30 and 35. take it away. >> the price at the pump will be getting higher if the governor has his way. he wants to raise the gas tax. >> the governor said that the gas hike will have to be considered seriously in 2012. the amendment of taxes now are up from what it was in 1992 when

that i am speaking from the point of view of the homeschooling mother and i talk in "sex, mom, & god" about how unfortunate one of the things they did with marypride which made homeschooling manuals and educate them out of the mainstream. the caveat to this to this and that days i often get asked in media about these issues. put on a wider lens or a minute. what's going on here? is not about american politics and rights of the religious right although it is about that. but what my book, "sex, mom, & god" talks about is a small part of a worldwide phenomenon and that is the collision between fundamentalist religion of all kinds of modernity and science. i'm not saying a collision between religion and science. i said fundamentalist religion and science. who do you think al qaeda was, is? what you think the taliban was trying to do? what is wrong with pakistan? what are their hindu nationalist murdering christian missionaries again as has happened for a long time? because on the rise across the globe from what we to bombay to portland, oregon, here, other places, religious life interesting and important than the idea of fundamentalism. clinging

mary's clemency by contributing to society. in fact he's already working on it, singing the praises of god and forgiveness at prisons, churches, s a powerful thing. >> reporter: which explains why mary can sing her praise of thanks to her audience of one. steve hartman, cbs news, minneapolis. >> that's a powerful story. >> it's beautiful, it really is. >> something that we can all think about in the year ahead. >> yep. >> letting go, if it's possible. >> it's great spending 2011 with you. >> wonderful spending four people were hurt this morning when a muni light rail >> happy friday. 8:55, grace lee are your cbs 5 headlines. four people were hurt when a muni light rail vehicle broad sided a police car at 5:45 on the t line at third and 22nd streets. a transportation spokesman says the light rail was on a manual setting at the time. two police officers went to the hospital. also the muni driver and passenger had to go to the hospital as well. all other injuries are considered minor. fremont mayor bob wasserman has died. a city website said he died yesterday at kaiser medical center in fremont with his family at his side. he had

and that gabriel appeared to mary and told her she was chosen to be the mother of the son of god, buten in the gospels of the lives jesus and his family led in nazareth. with so little information about jesus' boyhood christians were curious and authors invented stories to fill the gaps. together, we are known as the apocryphal gospels discounted long ago but still read today. >> they have a wonderful story of how the suitors for mary were asked to come to temple with the staff and the staff wealth rod that would flower and that man would be the husband of mary. and of course the only staff that flowered was joseph. >> father joseph of the st. joseph university in philadelphia is a leading historian in the catholic church. >> a purpose of the apocryphal gospel was to provide the details that christians wandered about the lives of jesus, mary and joseph. >> the story in the apocryphal about a young jesus were popular and treated like dime store books. >> an interesting book is the story of thomas which is maive louse -- which is marvelous like what it is for god to be a child. he start

body in his arms as his mother, mary ann, rushed to his side, they knew, both of them, without a shadow of a doubt who did it. >> she immediately started saying "oh, my godi'm so sorry. time' so sorry." >> mary ann met with the cops and told them. >> "janos did it." >> janos? who was janos? detectives pressed mary ann for more. >> she told us that her boyfriend was responsible for this. >> that's right, boyfriend. >> she'd been having an affair with him. >> yes, off and on. >> his full name was janos kulscar, originally from hungary. once police got the gist of mary ann's tearful confession -- >> she had a picture of him, said "here's his address." >> reporter: they high-tailed him at his apartment at long beach, where they found his car, just about an hour after the murder, sitting all innocent-like, not far from his door. so the officers, having had some experience with this sort of thing, performed a little test to see just how innocent that car was. >> and the engine hood was hot to the touch, so it appeared that it had just been driven back. >> somebody had been pushing the old vekzolkswagen bug pretty hard. so the cops laid low just across the stre

mary vandenburg is assistant process forin grand rapids michigan. >> there is one sure way to know you will spend eternal life in the presence of god and that is throughaith in jesus christ. >> will only a few select people make it to heaven? and will billions and billions of people burn forever in held? >> bell offers a more expansive view. he's pastor of the morris bible church just outside grand rapids which has some 10,000 weekly contenders. he's also a popular speaker who has a huge international following. >> for me, interacting with countless people over the years, who literally are carrying around an image, god is not good. and god is not good because my grandmother died and at the funeral, the pastor wanted us all to know for sure that my grandmother was burning in torment forever. >> bow points to scriptures where jesus says he's restoring all things and drawing all people to himself. >> and jesus tells stories in which the key character doesn't give up on whatever is lost. and i think we should take that seriously. i don't know what god has in mind. but i do know that this story that jesus held causes us to pause before we make any of those

mary and joseph in bed. this time there was text and it says "god was a hard act to follow." >>> time now for a check of the forecast. let's go to lynette. you're shaking your head. >> i'm not saying anything. i'm sticking with the weather. we have mild conditions. you can see where that cold front already worked through back into des moines, temperature 38 degrees. you see the blue on the map? we start to see the greens. check out st. louis, 61 degrees now. then we jump to baltimore, 46 degrees, 46 should be our high now for this time of year. so we're looking at the weather pattern, nice and mild ahead of this cold front. behind it though we're definitely going to be dealing with the cooler air and possibility for some showers to work their way in here as we go into the afternoon. future trend doesn't pick up on the showers so much. i'm going to call it a scattered possibility of getting showers in here as we go throughout the day. everybody is not going to get wet. that is for sure. then we definitely will start to dry things out. it's going to get cold on the back side with maybe some snow showers in th

of physical and sexual abuse. >> ( sighs ) , my god. >> hinojosa: during her three months at willacy, mary says she endured repeated sexual assaults by a guard. >> he kissed me, and then i pushed him. and then he said, "well, i love big-breasted women." and then he took his hands and he, like, put them in my pants. >> hinojosa: he put his hands in your pants. >> in my pants. and he said, "well, do you like that? does it feel good? because you're locked up, so you don't know whait fee like." and i pushed him away, and i said, "please, let me go." >> hinojosa: and then what happened? >> he said, if you tell anyone, you wouldn't come out of here alive to see your family. "if you tell anyone, you wouldn't come out of here alive to see your family." so then, who do... who do you go and tell? >> hinojosa: mary says she told a female guard about the attacks. >> she said to me that if you go to ice and you complain or you write a report, it's going to be worse for you because they don't want a bad name that these things are going on. >> hinojosa: don't complain about the fact that you've been sexually assaulted because it

of the stab wounds was in the groin area. >> what does that tell you? >> it's personal. >> reporter: when mary ann saw it, she said oh my godsorry. i can't believe he did it. >> reporter: her boyfriend. she had been having an affair. police arrested him. there was little evidence against him. no eyewitness, no weapon and no fingerprints. no blood on the clothes hanging in his bathroom. >> how could you do such a horrible thing. >> i didn't do what you accusing me. >> he continued to maintain his innocence and police released him. the case went cold. then, 25 years after archie's murder, police reopened the case. the district attorney decided to prosecute. during the investigation, police made a startling discovery. mary ann spent the last 20 years with him. >> she loves him. she does not want to believe that he is the killer. >> reporter: mary ann was the star witness in the murder of her husband with her testimony sink or save her lover. keith morrison, "dateline," nbc. >> it airs tonight at 10:00, here on nbc 4. >>> that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> on the same day d.c. leaders announce the lowes

god bless eac and everyone of you always. [applause] [applause] [no audio] [applause] >> from their grammy award winning album," thankful," maryms. "i don't feel no ways tired." >> it is an honor and privilege to be here and part of his dedication ceremony and we know that we did not get here alone and we know that god did not bring us this far to leave us. ♪ that is not our track. [laughter] it was lovely, though. if we need to, we can sing this at capella. ♪ hereu didn't bring me out to leave me, no, only even when, when i can see clearly, yeah. >> i know that you are with me so i can. me. i can't give up now. i have come too far from where i stood. >> nobody told me, oh no, that this road would be i don't believe you brought me this far to leave me, no. . cannot give up now includ >> i can't give up now. i have come too far. from where i started from. it's not going to be but i don't believe wave your hands if you believe it. ♪ we've come too far no ever -- nobody ever told me that this would be easy. roughs been a little but i don't believe it. ♪ i've come to far from where i started from no one said it would be easy nobod

of his supporters and said this. >> i am at peace with my god. i am at peace with my wife. and she is at peace with me. >> mary, what did you make of that? do you believe him? >> yes. he's very powerful. he answered that -- or that was that same behavior that he displayed when he was on with our own wolf blitzer when the second round of allegations broke. and wolf asked him flat out if he had had an affair, and he said no. when you are that definitive, that demonstrative, you have to believe it. what we -- and that's part of his attraction obviously. what we can't believe, and that's equally demonstrable, is that his campaign, whether or not the allegations are true, his campaign was not equipped to deal with that kind of onslaught that came through those series of allegations but also the debate preparation. so whatever -- the reason he is where he is today has less to do with the allegations and more to do with the way his campaign mishandled them. >> so why leave the race? >> well, kyra, you know, it takes more than having the right philosophy, the right policies, the right temperament. you really have to b

angel gabriel was sent from god to a city of galilee named nazareth to a virgin betrothed to a man whose name was joseph of the house of david. and the virgin's name was mary." the jewish first century world into which jesus was born and when the accounts of his life were first compiled, was far more religious than today and full of expectation as to a coming messiah, someone who would liberate the people from all their troubles. the stories about jesus' birth were full of suggestions that he was that savior. [ bell tolling ] man: there's a lot of dispute over the historicity of the infancy stories, how much one can say there's historical truth in them and how much not. some people are more optimistic and some people are more skeptical, and a lot of it comes down to people's presuppositions about whether miraculous things can happen. dr. simon gathercole is a senior lecturer at the university of cambridge and an expert in the study of the new testament. he believes the writers of the gospels wanted to tell their readers who they believed jesus really was and that right from the start of his life he was destined to change the course of history. gathercole:

god for forgiveness and converted to could all thatholi faith of his wife. >> newt and i are determined to run a positive issue-oriented and solutions based campaign. >> reporter: republican political veteran maryays some values voters might want to know more about the gingrich personal story, but for many, it's news that's a decade old. >> people have discounted, already knew about newt's marriage history and they've, they discarded that as a concern about him. >> reporter: for her part, ann romney says she's not trying to compare and contrast her husband's personal life with newt gingrich, but campaign insiders have said they think the former speaker's past personal life is one of his liabilities. joe johns, cnn, washington. >>> anything can happen. still kind of you know, early in the race. even though we're under a year away. you know how it happens. >> in your living room. >> i know. we pulled out the chairs four today. the sofas you know -- getting tucked away. getting ready for our political coverage, all that good stuff. >> really loud. screaming at myself in your ear. >> don't do that. >> okay. >> don't scream. >> i can hear myself, one second later -- whoa! where's the couch? >> we go

together, i believe in one god, the father almighty, baker of heaven and earth and in jesus christ, his only son, our lord. who was conceived by the holy ghost, born of the virgin marydescended into hell. the third day he rose again on the dead. he ascended into heaven and sits at the right hand of god the father almighty. from then he shall come to judge the quick and the dead. i believe in the holy ghost, the holy catholic church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of scents, the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting, amen. >> the lord be with you. let us pray. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed eve thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. amen. [background sounds] [background sounds] >> grant to all who share a confidence in your fatherly care that casting all of their grief on you. they may know the consolation of your love, amen. >> give courage and faith to those who are bereaved, th

of the virgin mary everything, he is the save i don't remember of all. this is how christ in an ancient-- oh, emimemanuel, hope and salvation, come to save us our lord our godd-- >> so there you have it, guys, pope benedict giving his christmas message and very interesting, last night during the mass, the pope giving very much a spiritual message saying avoid the glitter, don't be blinded by the lights of christmas talking about the danger of the overcommercialization of the christmas and not be blinded by glitter, but look for the spiritual side and humble. and talking about the great mystery of not only god who becomes man, but man as a defenseless child and you have to be humble in order to get close to him. and very beautiful the scenes, both in st. peter's last night and the square, the life size nativity scene, opened up much like that of a grotto. >> greg burke live from the smallest country in the world, vatican city. now to bethlehem and another huge celebration there for christmas. and hundreds of people turning out there. hi, leyland. >> hi, ainsley. merry christmas from bet them, the weather here, awful, cold, rainy and could not keep people ins

mary fulfilled a prophecy of joy and salvation. out in the fields where the shepherds slept, the angels broke the silence by singing "glory to god in on earth, peace, good will toward men." we best serve this story by serving one another, by showing that it's more blessed to give than to receive and especially when so many of our fellow citizens are without jobs and in need. for christmas is not some distant historical event, it is a spirit always bringing us closer to each other and closer to the peace of which the angels sang. on behalf of debbie and i, and our family, i want to wish all of you a very merry christmas. [applause] now we're going to do what we came here to do, and that's light the tree. to help in the honors, turn arn here. to help in the honors here is johnny crawford a 7-year-old from california, and not just any 7-year-old. he's a cub scout system of if something goes wrong, i know he'll know how to figure this out. he's here with his parents, lisa and richard, his oler brother ricky and his little sister lizie. how about a round of applause for johnny crawford. [applause] now this is the big switch right here,

god bless the united states of america. [applause] if we have time, i would be delighted to take your questions. >> microphones are available in either aisle. >> hi, barry. hi, marie> congresswoman, only several months ago, a major national poll showed for the first time well over half of american jews opposed the establishment of a palestinian state. what is your position on statehood and continued aid to the palestinians. >> i do not see today there is a road for statehood with the current state of affairs. [applause] there would need to be radical changes afoot. as was seen this last weekend by leon panetta, there is a complete misunderstanding of this process. israel is the victim in this case is not the one that needs to alter what she is doing. >> and the financial aid? >> that is something that i think the united states shoudld end. [applause] >> i am a practicing general pediatrician north of chicago. as pediatricians, we view our successes in preventive medicine with a tremendous amount of pride and we consider the modern vaccines scheduled to be the centerpiece in what we do for preventing illness in children. you were reported to make some comments with

in some respects, people have kind of commented to me, oh, my god, you were a part of history and how many couples did we mary? how many families did we start? how many dreams did we make come true? the whole part of being part of history is something that we are here and we are charged with this responsibility to carry out. hello and welcome to the special rules committee for december 8, 2011. i am joined by supervisor elsbernd and sebree is our faro. the court today is land that -- linda wong. we would like to acknowledge john ross. >> the items that are recommended to go to the full board unless otherwise indicated. >> can you call item 1? >> appointing malia cohen. supervisor kim: is there any discussion? i would like to open for public comment. is there any public comment on item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i want to help -- thank you for making this happen to make sure that malia can be on the board. supervisor campos: thank you. -- supervisor kim: we can do that without opposition. is there anything else on the agenda for the 125 pm meeting? no. this meeting is now adjourned.