>> you can call it mercy hips instead of mercy ships. >> okay.oic doctors and nurses are all volunteers, nearly half of them from the united states. and you never know who you might meet, including the security team made up of six gerkas. believe me, the ship is in good hands. on patient screening day, more than 7,000 people lined up in hopes of getting care, all waiting patiently to be seen by the volunteers. ally chandra is one of the amazing volunteer doctors. she looks at whether the doctors will be able to treat them. do you want to have your lip fixed? yeah? >> she told me about the joy she feels when she knows she'll be sending someone through who mercy ships will be able to help. >> there is nothing that compares when you see a kid, when you see a patient come up when you known we will be able to help. being the first one and being able to say yes, it's saying yes to everything. >> but perhaps the hardest part of her job is when she has to inform others there may not be anything mercy ships can do for them. >> unfortunately, the problem w

when i get home, and i gain weight. >> you can call it mercy hips instead of mercy ships. >> the entirers and nurses, are all volunteers. nearly half of them from the united states. you never know who you might meet. including the security team of these six. believe me. the ship's in good hands. on patient screening day, more than 7,000 people lined up to get care. all patiently waiting to be seen. ali helps determine whether doctors will be able to treat them. >> hi. do you want to come with me? okay. >> she told me about the joy she feels when she knows she will be sending someone through who mercy ships will be able to help. >> there is nothing compares to that. when you see a kid or patient come up who you know we are going to be able to help. so being the first one and being able to say yes, it's saying yes to everything. >> perhaps the hardest part of her job is when she has to inform others there may not be anything mercy ships can do for them. >> unfortunately, the problem is caused by a problem that is in his brain. so because of that, it is not something that a surgery will be

so congratulations to the city and mercy housing and our state and on behalf of our team b of a we're glad to help us. thank you very much >> our last speaker is demanding and i've worked with him many years and he did a lot of things to get this done in the neighborhood. so dan >> good afternoon. today, i'm representing the ocean avenue benefits district named side ocean association. the existence of an association west of twin peaks is a testament to the fact that out here in englewood we're organized. this group started in the neighborhood we started 15 years ago even before the students of blefrn found their way here (laughter) >> what we believe the consensus was at that time was that we wanted open space. we're standing in the future open space, we wanted housing and retail because we needed to have people watching the open space later on the community was involved in the better neighborhoods and the meetings that helped to design this building. one of the things that come out of that meeting was not to have the entrance on lee or ocean street but the pedestrian entrance onto th

may the lord of heaven be merciful to you on your journey.ow know some of the secrets in that house where time can be adjusted and a powerful man stripped of his rank where a servant can change places with master and innocence can prove corrupt. although strindberg seems timeless as he probes the questions of guilt, mercy, power and illusion he nevertheless stays rooted in the customs of his own time. today, he is remembered most for his influence on other important playwrights, both here and abroad. playwrights whose insistence on probing for truth encourage them to continue the sort of transformation you have seen, in the works of ionesco, miller, capek, albee, beckett, rice, and o'neill. there are characters whose inner natures are depicted as a robot, an ape, a rhinoceros cogs in a machine and numbers, rather than names. strindberg's mummy sits in the closet, albee's old lady sits in a sandbox and waits for death in the person of a handsome young man with a flute. america's favorite playwright, thornton wilder wrote our town omitting scen

>> you can call it mercy hips instead of mercy ships. >> okay.lf of them from the united states. you never know who you might meet, including the security team made up of six gurkhas. believe me, the ship's in good hands. ♪ on patient screening day, more than 7,000 people lined up in hopes of getting care. all patiently waiting to be seen. ali is one of the amazing screening nurses. she determines if doctors will be able to treat them. >> hi there, sweetie. [ speaking french ] do you want to come with me? okay. >> she told me about the joy she feels when she knows she will be sending someone through who mercy ships will be able to help. >> there is nothing compares to that. when you see a kid or patient come up who you know we are going to be able to help. so being the first one and being able to say yes, it's saying yes to everything. >> perhaps the hardest part of her job is when she has to inform others there may not be anything mercy ships can do for them. >> unfortunately, the problem is his feet. it's caused by a problem that's in his brain

(marvin gaye's "mercy, mercy me" plays) look, how about some air, brother?ad a file? and they gave it up? public record now. rush: we get names of informants? no, they drew the line there, but we did get these. yejulia and gerard, picking up oand dropping off women april through june of '69. this your young renee? rush: that's her. then this was the day they disappeared. someone else was there. someone who took these photos and gave them to the feds. an informant. that nut case lionel was right. lionel thought gerard was a snitch. gerard didn't take these. so who did? informants? sound off the wall? sounds dated. our case is dated. there were always rumors like that. it was like a parlor game at the commune, trying to decide who the snitch was. weird. it was a paranoid time. well, it seems there was someone watching julia. then i guess it wasn't paranoia. so in the parlor game, who'd you suspect? it wasn't a suspicion. intuition? adam and julia were non-monogamous. valens: he told us. and i... had first-hand knowledge of that? yes. granted, i was sort of trp

in his providence spared this clutch so they could have a story to tell about his goodness and his mercysays the church continues to stand as a national testament to how tragedy can indeed turn into triumph. i'm kim lawton in birmingham. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> now, belief in practice. this week, a special commemoration within the jewish high holy days with end this weekend with yom kippur, the day of atonement. it's called kever avot and celebrates the joy and the sanctity of life. it immediately precedes visits to the graves of people's loved ones. rabbi david wolpe of sinai temple in los angeles, was our guide. >> kever avot is a service that we conduct at the mortuary, the cemetery each year, that aalthoughs people to come and have a memorial service that precedes their visiting the kever, that is the grave of their avot, of their ancestor, it's done during these ten days, because rosh hashanah really celebrates the beginning of the world, it's a time more of joy and discovery of wonder and then you move gradually and self-examination to the deep contemplation of yom kippur. >> the shofar is kind

my name is merci ambat. i'm so proud to be here representing my department, san francisco sheriff's department. i'm a senior deputy sheriff with the san francisco sheriff's department. i've been working for the department for a little over 10 years. actually, as supervisor mark said, i started out a cadet. thank you. i started here as a sheriff's cadet in city hall and then i got -- i became a deputy sheriff, then i got promoted as a senior deputy. currently i'm the sheriff's investigative services unit. as an immigrant to this country, i'm honored, peace officer of san francisco. it's been a really hard for me to find a house in san francisco because, as you all know, the housing in san francisco is not that easy. but one of my -- one of my proudest moments in life when a former sheriff mike hennessy swore me as a peace officer in san francisco, that day i decided that this is my place, san francisco is my place. this is where i want to live. this is where i want to buy a house, in san francisco. and again,

meanwhile cardinal timothy dolan says pope francis is quote a man who profoundly believes in the mercy of a loving god. he sure is. taking the church on. that was my comment, not his quote. >>> well, america's largest bank on the line for $1.3 billion. jpmorgan chase ordered to refund $309 million to customers, pay 80 million in fines about credit card billing and yet another $80 billion in fines over the london wales trading scandal. the ceo said the bank has acknowledged our mistakes from the start and has worked to fix them. diamond respected as a risk manager on wall street has take an big hit over that trade that generated $6 billion in paper losses. he initially characterized the storm over it of course as a term pet in a teapot. >>> a shocking story out of

and filled with mercy. in its outreach, has to be concerned with the poor-- he speaks about the poor as being the people from whom he will hear the voice of god calling to us a new conversion of heart. so i think, yes, i think the "washington post" has it absolutely correct. this is a very pastoral moment where the church is getting its bearings, and the pope is really, interestingly enough, feeling his way forward. i don't think he has a set idea. except the poor, the gospel, god is central. >> rose: that was also what he was, too. you know? >> yeah, no, that's certainly true. i mean, i would say that this is really a moment in which the pope is allowing-- helping us to get our pastoral bearings, but he's also-- he's doing that by reminding us what our priorities are, you know, and he's reminding us that the central truth of our faith is that we have this relationship with a god who has created and redeemed us in love. ... and all that the church teaches, all the church believes, all the church does is rea

pope francis warned that the church could fall like a house of cards if it did not become a more mercifulhurch. he made headlines by saying who am i to judge hem homosexuals. >> 76 of-year-old pope francis bluntly said it's not necessary for the church to talk about hot-button issues all the time. we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage and the use of contraceptive methods. this is not possible. he does not disagree with the catholic church's stances on these issues, but warned that the church needs to manage its mission better. his most recent comments followed up highly publicized comments he made in july. >> if a person is gay and seeks god and has good will, who am i to judge him? >> reporter: he clarified them further saying he was talking about gays and lesbians, not gay priests. >> for the first time in his papacy, pope francis made mission clear. it is to show compassion for those suffering without casting judgment. pope francis has already gotten attention from his predecessors who were seen to have a clear focus on the church's position. but any negativ

he says the church needs to be merciful and more welcoming.e called for balancing rules on various doctrines with the need to show mercy otherwise the church's moral structure might fall like a house of cards. >>> what's the secret to a long life? this week's jefferson award winner says volunteering keeps her young. sharon chin reports, she is almost a century old. >> this is everybody's favorite. >> reporter: 98-year-old phyllis cecchettini is always on the go. >> that's my life. yes. volunteering. >> reporter: if it weren't for arthritis in her hip, on this day she would be out serving others. every monday and wednesday morning for nearly 60 years, she has volunteered at the janet pomeroy recreation and rehabilitation center in san francisco. it serves hundreds of developmentally disabled people each week. >> when you see people smiling and you're making them happy, naturally it makes you happy and all your little endorphins start running around and making you healthier. >> reporter: phyllis started volunteering at the center in 1954 along w

pope francis says there should be more of a focus on compassion and mercy. he says the church should be more welcoming to everyone. >> i think he is saying that from inside the church, we need to reimagine who we are. that there's something deeper that we need to get across here. it's the love, the mercy, it's the compassion, of the gospel. >> pope francis' comments come at a time when conservative bishops are calling on the pope to be more vocal about abortion and gay marriage. francis became pope six months ago. >>> a slowdown in home sales and refinancing, wells fargo is cutting 1800 jobs from its home loan business. it's not clear if any of the cuts are in the bay area. the latest layoffs are in addition to 3,000 jobs. the company announced it was eliminating earlier them this month. meantime kohl's department stores will hire 53,000 seasonal worker as the retailer gets ready for the holiday rush. the job openings will be in stores, warehouses and credit operations centers. kohl's wants to have all positions filled by mid- november. >>> a suspect escapes

first proclamation, jesus christ has saved you and the ministers of the church must be ministers of mercy above all. the pope's comments are making news at a time when some american bishops are criticizing him for not making moral issues like abortion a priority. >> i was sort of thunderstruck by some of the things that he said. it's a very candid assessment of the kind of pressures he faces in his job and his response. >> reporter: do you think that his actions will bring more people back to the catholic church or to the catholic church? >> i do. i really do. i think a lot of people will be attracted to it that were put off by some of the actions of the church lately. >> reporter: pope francis says he is not suggesting any changes in the church's teachings. he admits to being a sinner and says the church should welcome, not exclude, and show mercy, not condemnation. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >>> the private security firm that did a background check on the washington gunman is facing scrutiny this morning. the company, usis, also investigated edward snowden when he went through sec

>> mercy housing, the developer. >> what is your role in construction? >> personally? >> your firm. >> we designed the building, we work with the team of engineers to design the systems. we permited the building and we will come out and observe the construction to make sure that the construction conforms to the intent of the permit it documents. >> one of the things you mentioned, and what if you tell us though name of your firm. one of the things that was mentioned is they coordinate with the other engineering and design people and the construction firm, and one of the major problems with these kinds of construction projects is coordination, making sure that everybody is building the same building and everything fits together right. in large measure, that is the architect's job. do you make sure that the structural stuff fits together, with the architecture and the mechanical? >> that is where we earn most of our money. >> that is difficult? >> no question, we had cahill come on board at the later stages of design to help with the construction, details, flexing of sys

also says that the church must consider these gays and lesbians as people and accompany them with mercy. it is an expansion of some of the things he said on the flight back from rio where he said, who am i to judge? interestingly, people said he's only talking about gay priests on the plane. in the interview, he's talking about gay persons. it's i wide-ranging, merciful, broad, very heartfelt interview. >> this is something kind of extraordinary in the development of the catholic church, being roman catholic myself, we've never heard these things from the leadership of the church. this quote, we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage, and the use of contraceptive methods i've not spoken much about these things and i was reprimanded for that. it's not necessary to talk about these issues all the time. that seems like an extraordinary message to those who use religion in a political way because that has been the political platform of the church for some time now. >> well, it's the theological platform of the church. when we first read those comments in "america" ma

for the sale and development of land located 280 beale street to golub real estate corporation and mercy housing california, the california nonprofit affordable housing developer. this block is commonly known as the transbay block 6 and i'm sure supervisor breed got to work on this plan as the redevelopment commissioner previously. this parcel is part of the transbay redevelopment area. in 2003 an agreement with the transbay joint powers authority and the city, the state agreed to transfer approximately 10 acres of state-owned property in and around the former transbay terminal to the city in order to help fund the terminal which will soon be the home of many of our public transit lines, caltrain, and hopefully high-speed rail. tjp was given the power to sell the state owned parcel and use the sale of revenues to finance the center as i just mentioned. we just achieved a major milestone. the beginning of this month with the cement pouring

mercy mercy me my life is cage but on stage i'm free hyped up psyched up ♪ ♪ ready for wil'in' standing then i work that booty ♪ ♪ work the body work work the body slow down girl you're 'bout to hurt ♪ ♪ somebody oh and yo let's get just one thing clear there's only one reason ♪ ♪ why i came here ya really done want me to tig-a-tig-a-tig-a tell ya wassup ♪ ♪ go ya really done want me to tig-a-tig-a-tig-a tell ya wassup go ya really done want me ♪ ♪ to tig-a-tig-a-tig-a tell ya wassup go i came here tonight to hear the crowd go boom ♪ ♪ shake-shake-shake the room boom shake-shake-shake the room boom ♪ ♪ shake-shake-shake the room tic-tic-tic-tic boom ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] angry, he's angry. all right. i don't know how i'm going to follow that. [ laughter ] my first song is called, "don't you want me" by the human league. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ don't don't you want me you know i can't believe it when i hear that you won't see me ♪ ♪ don't don't you want me you know i don't believe you when you say that you don't need me ♪ ♪ it's much too late to find when yo

it is necessary to accompany them with mercy.l is not a torture chamber but the place in which the lord's mercy motivates us to do better. i also consider the situation of a woman with a failed marriage in her past, and who also had an abortion. then this woman remarries and she is now happy. and has five children. that abortion in her past weighs heavily on her conscience and she sincerely regrets it. she would look to move forward in her christian life. what is the confessor to do? we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage and the use of contraceptive method. this is not possible. i have not spoken much about these things, and i was reprimand ford that. but when weep speak abut these, use we have to talk about them in a context. the teaching of the church for that matter is clear. i am a son of the church. but it is not necessary to talk about these issues all the time. if father harrington was still with us, he would like this pope. a lot. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken co

mercy rejoices over judgment.son why the bible says when you fall from grace--notice, grace is higher than the law, fall from grace. and the second time he--after he said, "those without sin, cast the first stone," he knelt down and the second time again he wrote on the ground by the symbolic action testifying he's the one who gave the law. now, there was one who was sinless, who could cast the stone that day. his name is? and you know something? when it comes to stoning that lady, that girl, the pharisees would if they could, but they could not. jesus, on the other hand, could but he would not. hallelujah! this is our god! this is our savior! the bible tells us one by one they left, convicted by their own conscious--conscience. from the oldest--you know that intrigues me that the oldest one left first. i always thought when you grow older, you have less of a problem with your sin consciousness. it gets worse when you get older. so the oldest one left until the youngest until there was no one left but jesus and th

then slips out, leaving the woman at the mercy of creepy uncle sam..ach ad ends with billboards saying 'don't let the government play doctor; opt out of obamacare.' the videos have gone viral. now cnn's gotten the first t-v interview with the maker of the ads. a group called generation opportunity. i spoke with its president, evan feinberg. brian: "many call this scary and creepy. senator patty murray calls these ads 'deplorable and sexist.' what's your response?' feinberg: "well frankly obamacare is creepy and scary for my generation. feinberg also says the health exchanges, where people will go to buy private policies under obama- care, will get too much of customers' private data. that information's gonna span from private information such as tax information and personal financial information. but it's also gonna be health-status pieces of information, such as whether or not i'm sexually-active. senior administration officials have told cnn that the exchanges will get some financial information but not your medical history- except your age, and whet

. >> they showed you no mercy? >> not at all. >> i have seen grown men that are professionals in mma come in and she serves them like they're children and leaves everody crying. >> within six months she was fighting for the world title. so she's really good. >> on february 23, 2013, liz's hard work paid off and she became part of history. she earned the chance to fight the champion rhonda rowzi in the first ever title fight, and she would be doing it as the first ufc openly gay fighter. >> she had rhonda rowzi's back. >> to this day i still haven't gotten a single bruise from getting hit in a fight. i did get a bruise from liz giving me the cross face, but that was it. >> how did you feel when you didn't come out with the w? >> i did the best i could do, but i wanted more. of course that was my dream. i wanted to make history, i wanted to come out there with the title and not having that was kind of like a check for me. but it made me work that much fighter. >> liz is a good fight, huh? >> she's a great fight. i wo

of the israeli military and it's the military that doesn't show mercy to palestinians would you call israel an apartheid state i think israel is an apartheid state in that you have different laws for different parts of population and neither racist laws absolutely. you know i hear a lot about a pax role in u.s. foreign policy i just want to get your opinion how much influence do you think it really has exerted over this government to what extent does this government use israel as kind of a tool just for regional policy i'm sure there's a bit of both i'm sure it's it's a relationship that goes both ways is given what i think it is i think apac is very influential and again i think it's a part of his eyes back as an israeli lobby it's not a jewish lobby like you said that making that clear is very important. but they have many many years of experience you know the pros really lobby began the generation of my grandparents who went around the world convincing people that all jews have a right to go and live in palestine so this is like in seventy eighty years ago before the stated. it wa

he is not saying those things are not important -- >> not as focused on, which are love, passion, mercy. >> still accuse my fellow catholics of not being true catholics if they disagree with the pope on these issues? >> you can but jesus doesn't want you to judge so there is another person you have to answer to. >> stephen: hmm. i see that. >> father jim. thank you so much. we will be right )p >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonights are going to be loud, so deal with it, grandpa! please welcome metallica! [ cheers and applause ] great to see you guys. are you ready to do this? all right, all right. okay. lars, james, robert, kirk, good to see you. thanks for having us. >> stephen: the few people on the planet who do not know this you are one of the most influential rock bands in history, you sold 110 million albums worldwide, nine grammy awards, rock 'n' roll hall of famers, new 3-d movie called at allica through the never. now, now, what does that mean? what is that exactly. >> why not nex next to the snawz under the sometimes? what does that mean? >> we went to russia f

mercy rule. to scoring. >> thanks. >> this guy has been hanging around the neighborhood for the past couple of weeks. they believe he weighs something like 800 pounds. it did not hurt anyone. wilds taken back to the today. the question is, why? today. the question is, why? i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. ken cuccinelli's ad twists the facts. terry mcauliffe had no role in running the company and owned just 1/1400th of the company's stock. it's ken cuccinelli we should worry about. pursuing an extreme agenda. interfering in our personal lives. and waging war on abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> tomorrow will be in the low 40's. beautiful weather for the next several days. it will be gorgeous. >> all right. there you go. that will be it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. jimmy kimmel live coming up. chef, you seem less tense since you got spark unlimited business checking from capital o

you know, love and mercy was powerful statement. >> and an extraordinary statement by this pope who isrdinary man. we'll be debating the pope after we finish this interview with three experts because what he's really preaching is what i think america and britain and other countries need. it's just more tolerance generally. whether it's political, whether it's religious, whether it's sexual, whatever it is, racial, just more tolerance. >> absolutely. that's exactly right. yeah. >> because if you don't have that, you just have endless right? >> that's right. the songs i write come from within. i just write what i feel and very real. the songs, they just come from the emotions of my past, present and in some ways the future. this song that coming out now is called "hope is just ahead." it's looking at the moment that we're in now and you know there's a lot of stuff going on in this world that brings danger and a lot of things need fixed. but without hope, you don't have nothing, you know. so i think that's the message that this song and that's what i'm trying to live now is just bringing

may the lord have mercy on your gas sniffing, orphan-beating soul.st be with you. ( horn honking ) hey, ned. i just read about your park in that horrible aaa magazine. ooo, ned, look who's here. it's that girl you don't like... not. ( laughing crazily ) hey, your hair's grown back real nice. it's a wig. and let's never speak of it again. so what happened here? how about i explain it to you over a cup of coffee? that is, if you're willing to give me another shot. are you sure you want to do this, ned? i'm sure. so, how about a movie tomorrow night? sounds great. ( door closes ) i think ned's going to be all right. [captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation] morning. morning. sleep okay? mm-hmm. great. sure. last night, me wanting to try that stuff out of the kama sutra, was that fun for you or kinda racially insensitive? yeah, just because you're in bed with an indian woman, you think that gives you permission hey, if you can find a book called weird sex with white boys, i'd be okay with that. no, no, you have such beautiful eyes. ha

i just look for mercy from the court system.'m still hoping for a miracle in some way, shape or form that can get me less than seven years. >> while antonucci waits for his miracle, one thing he can count on is a letter. or more specifically a postcard from his girlfriend. >> basically in maricopa county we're not allowed to get any sort of letters. it has to be a post card. most of my family does the smallest type but my girlfriend does it the smallest. i think that's a three-point font. this is eight or nine pages. >> how do you even read that? >> with eyes. i can actually read this fine from right here. so it's -- >> read me a sentence out of there. >> hey, dear, so i've been all sad for the past few days because i didn't get any mail. today i did. i got one letter from thanksgiving that mom forwarded and one other postcard. one of the letters from 12/6 or 12/7 is still down at the post office because i didn't check my mail early enough. that was one line. that was one line. so -- >> not everyone at maricopa is as lucky in lo