goal so to talk to about society systemic problems and the solutions to them i'm joined now by peter joseph director of the film trilogy and the founder of the movement peter thank you so much for coming on it's my pleasure every thank you for having me so as we know it's the tenth anniversary of the iraq war and your latest edition of culture in decline you speak about war as a symptom of a disease and until we address the symptom wars wall was exist what is the disease and why does it assess the tape perpetual war. the diseases our refusal as a global civilization to very fundamentally share our resources compounded by this fear generation that's perpetual which is driven by imperialism which is a. no mystery if anyone studied basic history but the economic system is where all of this resides and the problem isn't that the intelligent people out there aren't aware of this is that no effort is being made to actually go to this root cause and make a decision to put pressure on all the establishment of the world to begin to work together and the the real danger ultimately is that we're no lo

joseph, saint peter paul, st. francis so the holy spirit may accompany my ministry.for me. amen. (applause) >> reminding us all to be tender and caring, reminding us to be protectors of others to serve the poor, the weak, the hungry and thirsty. in the end pope francis at his inaugural mass asking us all to pray for him. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> let us raise our prayer to him for the needs of the church and our world. (speaking foreign language) >> let us pray for frantis our pope may mighty god by his grace watch over him in his ministry as the successor of the apostle peter and pastor of the universal church. let us pray to the lord. lord, hear our prayer. ♪ >> let us pray for our government leaders. may almighty god by his wisdom enlighten their minds and help him build the salvation of love. let us pray to the lord. lord hear our prayers. >> may almighty god by his providence grant them refreshment comfort and hope not least through the love of their brothers and sisters. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord hear our prayer. >> almighty god by his holiness transform the lives of

josephs, st. peter and paul and francis, that the holy spirit may accompany my ministry and i ask all of you to pray for me, amen. >> and a very simple homily, in its simplicity, speaking of protection, repeatedly talking about the role of protection, speaking about hope. speaking about power as service. this pope has sent a very powerful message in his simplicity. one that lays the ground work for the kind of papacy he expects to have. the beauty of the created world, respecting god's creatures, protecting the environment, talking about the poor and the weak. showing his humility, talking about authentic power being service. and also talking about the darkness and we heard this from him before when he's booked journalists as an audience. he spoke of call to right the wrongs. father, i think if in much the way a presidential inaugural address lays out the agenda for presidency, we have heard him laying out the agenda for the papacy. >> he's going to do it with authentic powers in service, to the people

joseph. her spunsd blessed apostles and martyrs. peterjames, phillip, bartholomew, matthew, simon and jude, linus, cletus, sixtus. law rins laurence, john and paul and all of your saints we ask that through their merits and prayers, in all things, we may defend it by your protecting help. therefore, lord, we pray, graciously accept this oblation of our service, that and your whole family, and command we be delivered from intern dal damnation and counted among the flock that you have chosen. be pleased, o, god, we pray, to bless, acknowledge and approve this offering in every respect. make it spiritual and acceptable so that it may become for us the body and blood of your most beloved son, our lord, jesus christ. on the day before he was to suffer, he took bread, in his holy and venerable hands and with his eyes raised to heaven to you, o god, his all mighty father, give ugg thanks, he said the blessing. broke the bread and give it to his disciples saying, take this, all of you and eat of it, for this is my body which will be given up for

peter's. tuesday is the feast of st. joseph, the patron saint of the universal church. brian?> you said two striking things during our live coverage earlier today. that was how silent it got when he asked for silence, and what it was like as he read the prayer, as he led the group in prayer and everyone in the square followed along. >> reporter: it was. the prayers he said, and he said them in italian, were our father, the hail mary and the glory be. you had more than 100,000 people all joining in in those three prayers. then the pope asked for a silent prayer for himself. and suddenly all these people went quiet. the only thing i could hear around me were the camera shutters going off. but everybody -- it was an incredibly reverential moment that brought people from many countries together in support of this man -- this 76-year-old man who is now the 266th pontiff of the catholic church. brian? >> anne thompson had a great perspective today at the vatican starting off our coverage. anne, thanks. beyond the vatican, perhaps nowhere is there more joy tonight than in argentina.

peter's square, this is a mass and celebration of st. joseph'snot many americans know about i think. >> translator: may be god of peace be brought back from the dead, our lord jesus christ, a great shepherd of the sheep bestow upon you the pallium be taken from the tomb of the apostle peter. the shepherd charged peter to see his lambs and his sheep. today you succeed him as the bishop of this church to which he and the apostle paul were fathers in faith. the spirit of truth that proceeds from the father grant you his abundant gift of which is come and eloquence of confirming your breathen in the faith. ♪ ♪ >> it is the presentation of the pallium, one of the most significant, symbolic moments of the ceremony, father beck. >> yes. the woolen pallium is being placed now. of course, it is woven from lamb's wool, from sheeps raised by amongmonks. it is woven by the nuns. the shepherd is carrying his flock. that's their connection to the pope, they wear the same vest. >> john allen mentioned, the five red crosss. the wounds of christ. >> although bene

it's great to have our administrators here, peter rogoff and szabo joseph. >> thank you for sitting through the boring part with me. >> welcome to the conference here in washington, d.c. it is a thrill and honor to have you here today. only could you have a sequestration, a snow quest tration and a filibuster all in one week. the secretary of railroad hood it's been great to work with him. he's been a tireless outstanding champion for public transportation, we're thrilled to have him with us later this afternoon and the administrators with us this morning. with that said, let's talk about what a record breaking time we are having here in public transportation. why is it record breaking? because of the hard work that you all have done out there. have you had record ridership on your transit systems. if you looked out your door and picked up u.s. a today public transportation hits 520 billion trips in 2012. this is the second highest ridership number since 1957. we beat last year's number and we beat it despite the fact that superstorm sandy and the hurricane that followed wiped out 74 millio

peter's scare. st. joseph is the patron of the universal church. there is a great connection with st. joseph and st. francis but it is one of the principal feasts of saints and what a wonderful day to have it. you are not required to have this only on a sunday. this is a solemnity and also a week before holy week. >> we know one appointment that in a way is already in the new holy father's calendar is for world youth day in rio. first latin american pope going to latin america for world youth day. what do you expect? >> a short flight for him because i've flown to san poaol and buenos aires. it is a few hours. the latin americans will be delighted. we've heard stories of cafes where people fell to their knees. >> this is going to a huge adjustment. for this man who made his own meals, took the bus, what do you think? you know bergoglio. >> the church needs this right now. some of us have strayed from this and lost the spirit at times and got caught up in a lot of external things at times. every now and then the lord sends holy people to call us bac

joseph, we are celebrating the beginning of the ministry of the new bishop of rome, the successor of petercertain power. certainly, jesus christ conferred power upon peter. but what sort of power was it? jesus' three questions to peter were love followed by three commands, feet my lambs, feed my sheep. let us never forget that authentic power is service and that the pope, too, when exercising power must enter ever more fully into that service which has its radiant cu culmonation of the cross. it marked st. joseph. he must open his arms to protect all of god's people. embrace with tender affection the whole of humanity, especi especially the poorest, the weakest, the least important, those whom matthew list in the final judgment of love. the hungry, the thirsty, the naked, the sick and those in prison. those who serve will love can protect. in a second reading, st. paul speaks of abraham hoping against hope believed, hoping against hope. today, too, amid so much darkness, we need to see the light of hope. and to be men and women who bring hope to others. to protect creation, to protect ever

. >> you are peter and upon this raw, i will build my church. today is the feast of st. joseph. >> joseph was the protector of mary and jesus, the pope said, but he could make truly wise decisions only when he was realistic and in touch with his surroundings. was that a coded reference to the need to bring the church closer to the world out there? a correspondent from vatican radio read a lesson. she was the only woman to contribute to what was otherwise an exclusively male a fair. >> the church is missing out because women are probably 70% of the women of this church. we have always been the backbone of prayer in the church. we have always been the backbone of real work. we are just not represented at the top level of the church. >> pope francis was elected in part because he promised change. he wants to sort out the way the church is governed come to make it a more effective evangelizing force in the world. the clerics who built their careers in there are waiting nervously to find out what he has in store for them. >> the rituals are over. for pope francis, the hard work of e

tomorrow, peter cook and rachel smolkin. joseph henchman will join us to talk about analysis they did of what the average resident pays in state and local taxes. at 9:00, we will talk about john kerry announcing the u.s. will provide aid to the syrian opposition. we will take a look at the papers and take your phone calls as well. that is "washington journal" for tomorrow. we will see you then. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> today on c-span, and remarks from the public committee conference. the senators and then vice- president biden. then israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. [applause] >> good morning. it is great to be with you.

joseph. her spouse. your blessed apostles, and martyrs. peterl, andrew, james, john, thomas, james, phillip, bartholomew, matthew, simon, and jude, linus, cletus, clement, sixtus, cornelius. >> monsignor, this is a crucial part of a mass here, the eucharistic prayer before communion. >> this is the heart, for catholics, our worship. the eucharist, the mass, is thanksgiving. at the heart of this, in the eucharistic prayer, the prayer they're praying today, is one of the oldest prayers, from the fourth century. and has been handed down generation to generation, as our body of worship and the prayers of the mass. in this particular part of the mass, they're invoking saints many of whom are popes, who have gone before us. they started with the naming of the 12 apostles and the popes of the first two centuries and really connecting the history of the church together. in a moment, there will be the prayers asking god to send the spirit upon the bread and wine that may might become the very body and blood of jesus. this is it. >> translator: be pleased

peter all of a r.t. . more news and a half hour's time coming up a look into the mysterious death of joseph stalin stay with us here on our table. to least be told language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots that v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing stories for you to. see in trying. to find out more visit arabic t.v. dot com. sixty years ago there was only one person who could ride out of the kremlin specify tower gate in an homage cis one one five soviet limousine he had power that any emperor would envy. this car belongs to joseph stalin driving home from work was no simple affair for the leader stalin used to sit on a special converted seat protected by guards on each side he trusted no one. the soviet leader strictly instructed the driver which way to go in the car would often turn abruptly from the wide open he was on to moscow side streets weaving along and confusing. he was ready to kill people and he did kill them and if he could do it he thought they could also act this way. and that idea scared him to death. stalin's limousine eventually reached

peters square, he delivered off the can you have remarks about god's power to forgive instead of reading from a written speech. it is his first official meeting and vice-president joseph biden will lead the mass for pope frances. vice-president joseph biden is the first roman catholic vice- president and today he will meet with leaders in italy. >> let's go to sal with a look at traffic, i hope you had a great weekend. >>> yes, traffic is off to a good start and we are looking at it right now, traffic continues to look good -- traffic continues to look good and there are no problems on interstate 880 and as you drive out to mcarthur maze. very few cars are trying to make their way into the city and if you are driving on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17, it is a nice looking drive as well. so far so good on this early monday, let's go to steve. >> it is approaching, the rain is still back here and it is going to be a day when we have sunshine and a southerly breeze out ahead. 60s on the coast and we will have more of a westerly wind. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. other locations are much milder and for a while we will have sunshine and the clouds will increas

peters square, he delivered off the can you have remarks about god's power to forgive instead of reading from a written speech. it is his first official meeting and vice-president joseph biden will lead the mass for pope frances. vice-president joseph biden is the first roman catholic vice- president and today he will meet with leaders in italy. >> let's go to sal with a look at traffic, i hope you had a great weekend. >>> yes, traffic is off to a good start and we are looking at it right now, traffic continues to look good -- traffic continues to look good and there are no problems on interstate 880 and as you drive out to mcarthur maze. very few cars are trying to make their way into the city and if you are driving on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17, it is a nice looking drive as well. so far so good on this early monday, let's go to steve. >> it is approaching, the rain is still back here and it is going to be a day when we have sunshine and a southerly breeze out ahead. 60s on the coast and we will have more of a westerly wind. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. other locations are much milder and for a while we will have sunshine and the clouds will increas

peter cook and rachel smolkin. and the impact on household finances with joseph henchman. later, secretary kerry said that the u.s. would provide aid to the syrian opposition. "washington journal" life on sunday with their calls, tweets, and e-mails. this week on "newsmakers" representative 11. representative 11.

peters square in an open vehicle which was not surrounded by broke glass and he bent down to kiss the disabled man in the crowd. they watched the installation and vice-president joseph biden watched the mass. >>> a woman is in the hospital after being hit by a car in concord. police tell us the woman is 20 years old and is expected to survive her injuries. the man who hit her is cooperating with police and did not appear to be intoxicated. >>> it happened in an unincorporated part of woodhaven vend drive. san jose police said they were forced to open fire when a suspect driving a stolen car backed into an unparked police cruiser and parked car accelerated towards an officer. he died of his injuries and a passenger was taken in for questioning. >> he tried to accelerate at a high rate of speed. >> they fired one shot towards the suspect... >> it is the second shooting for police involved shooting this month and we have more coming up. >>> a series of bombings in and around baghdad has killed at least 56 people an injured 200. the attacks come on the 10th anniversary of the u.s. led invasion of iraq. that is also -- has also generated its own share of controversy, goo

peters square in an open vehicle which was not surrounded by broke glass and he bent down to kiss the disabled man in the crowd. they watched the installation and vice-president josephched the mass. >>> a woman is in the hospital after being hit by a car in concord. police tell us the woman is 20 years old and is expected to survive her injuries. the man who hit her is cooperating with police and did not appear to be intoxicated. >>> it happened in an unincorporated part of woodhaven vend drive. san jose police said they were forced to open fire when a suspect driving a stolen car backed into an unparked police cruiser and parked car accelerated towards an officer. he died of his injuries and a passenger was taken in for questioning. >> he tried to accelerate at a high rate of speed. >> they fired one shot towards the suspect... >> it is the second shooting for police involved shooting this month and we have more coming up. >>> a series of bombings in and around baghdad has killed at least 56 people an injured 200. the attacks come on the 10th anniversary of the u.s. led

peter. >> blade 102 said good idea. out of sight out of mind. josephw bloomberg is completely ridiculous. i don't smoke cigarettes just because i see them everywhere. mzoddi says they should hide candy bars behind the curtain if he is so worried about obesity. and teamster says he is becoming a bit dictatorial, this is scary. >> bill: when you go in stores what are prominent? lottery tickets, candy bars and cigarettes. >> yeah, it's just the wall behind the cashier is all cigarettes. >> bill: john is calling from chicago. what do you think? >> bill: they should just actually hide the politicians and we'll be all right. >> bill: put them behind the curtain. >> caller: yeah, and they just should have a voting thing and people just vote in and that's it. and the imagine yourty wins and that's it. we don't need politicians. but these guys are just nitpicking just to push big laws, and then you are occupied with this other garbage and it makes no sense. if people are going to smoke, they are going to smoke anyway. it doesn't matter. it's like holding alcoho

joseph. today is the perfect day to inaugurate a pope. >> father beck is on the set. father, when we first brought up the live pictures of st. peter's square in the vatican. you got a giant smile on your face. explain to me what this day means to you. >> you'll recall that st. francis is famous for saying preach the gospel always but when necessary use words which means that your actions tell who you are and what you're about. that's what we've seen in this pope, his actions. they've been so unskrimted. supposedly he's messing up the security details. we want to be surprised by this mope, and we have been. i'm so looking forward to the ceremony. what john was saying, this is true. this is the inauguration of this pope. it's more like the inaugural ball. it's the celebration of what's already occurred. he's already pope. he doesn't take an oath to anybody during this mass. no one receives his vow. he's already pope. we're really just celebrating what's already occurred, and i'm looking forward to the celebration. it looks like it's going to be a fantastic one. >> we're lucky to have you here, father beck. we need to take a break. >>

peter's square. he will be installed as pope on tuesday. san jose diocese will hold a new service today. thanksgiving mass for the election of pope francis begins at 11:30 this morning in st. joseph'saused a sonoma race car driver to crash. alex savidge joins us live. we are outside the teenager's high school in petaluma. > >> reporter: he hit and killed two people at the track last night including his own cousin. i just got off the phone withs driver's grandfather and he said this morning, the family is simply devastated and wanted to make it clear. chase johnson is a good boy and good driver. now according to the website. johnson has been racing since he is five years old. last night johnson lost control while he was doing practice lap at the marysville raceway. his car went over the wall and crashed into the pit area and two bystanders were killed. one was johnson's 14-year-old cousin. the other was a 68-year-old man who had several race cars involved in the race. it appears that johnson had trouble with the turn. >> he was trying to make the corner. and he didn't make the corner and went flying out the exit. >> it started tumbling and struck two people in a quad. >> >> reporter

peter cooke of bloomberg tv will discuss the latest political news in washington including president obama's intent to reach out to congressional republicans and senator rand paul's recent filibuster. then joseph hingeman of the tax foundation talks about states that have the highest and lowest tax rates and how they impact household spending. the announcement last week that the u.s. will provide financial and food aid to the syrian opposition. plus, your e-mails, phone calls and tweets. washington journal is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. and right after washington journal on newsmakers, michigan congressman sandra levin. he looks at tax reform choices facing congress and the future of social security. senator levin is the ranking member on the house ways and means community. you can watch newsmakers sunday at 10:00 a.m. here on c-span. >> one of the things that an early american wife was taught to do. she supported her hugs bnd's career, usually through entertaining, dolly was both socially adapt and politically savvy, so she could structure her entertainments in such a way she could lobby for her husband under the guys of entertaining. she also thought it was very impor

joseph szabo. >> thank you and good morning afta. on behalf of president obama and secretary lahood it's an honor to join you once again this morning along with peter rogoff. i think you're going to hear me stay on the same theme that we've already established this morning. mike did a bit of talking about the importance of systems in talking about the record ridership growth that transit is seeing. there is a simple fact that world class economies do not develop by accident. and they are certainly not sustained by resting on our laurels. world class committees require world class transportation. and it requires continuous improvement. so in order to remain the leading global economy, it's absolute we must continue to advance our transportation system. and the key words are transportation system. it's about each mode working in unison with the others to move people and good. four years ago president obama laid out a bold vision for rail in america. during these fours years the effects of record level private and federal investment in the rail network has been nothing short of game changing. 2012 was one of the greatest years for rail in generations.