that's what pope francis must do.so issues that are important to conservatives like me, it's not a change left to right, it's just a reshuffling of the chur church. >> our apologies to anthe la who we lost. >>> the rising sugar in places you might never expect. real money. victoria azarenko ç] >> the recommended amount of sugar americans should have every day is 30 grams for women and 45 grams for men. yet the average american intake is 160 grams. that's about four times the recommended amount. no surprise then every year there are 1 point million americans diagnosed with diabetes. and it's predicted that 1 in 3 3 american adult also have diabetes. what can we do to take better care of our help, the author of the "sugar has 56 names: a shopper's guide." thank you for joining us. most americans are consuming all this sugar, but you're saying we're unaware of it because the sugar is hiding. when we look at the labels we recognize names like fructose and sucrose. you say there are 56 different names for sugar. is this wh

[♪ music ] >> pope francis issues a surprising warning.he holy father calls for more inclusion offering a change from its message from centuries past. consider this, are these statements by pope francis widening the church's flock or possibly alienating conservative catholics, . >>> are bullying programs increasing the behavior they're trying to stop. >>> the emmy awards with cable productions dominating again. >>> hello, welcome to "consider this." pope francis warned that the church could fall like a house of cards if it did not become a more merciful church. 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 h

pope mania. and his first album hasn't even dropped yet. (laughter) the point is this franciss a different kind of pope. but i don't think until recently we knew just how different. >> on the once that would zubt of homosexuality francis told reporters if one is gay and searches for the world and has goodwill, who am i to judge. >> the pope is reaching out to atheists and agnostics. pope francis says god will forgive them if they live morally and follow their conscience. >> a top aid to pope francis did hint that the church could reevaluate its policy on priestley celibacy. >> jon: i love this guy. so to sum it up, let me get this straight. gays are cool, priests can get married and you done even have to believe in god to get into heaven. what exactly of catholicism is left. you take away jesus and celibacy, the catholic church is just an ornate restaurant that only severs wafers. i mean it's-- it's like catholicism core tenet is suddenly-- you do you, that's all. (applause) but if you are's old school, and you have a problem with that, don't call pope francis. he'll call you.

he said "pope francis unequivocally rejects both abortion and gay marriage. 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

first, pope francis and catholic women. behind the headlines. a former nun says the church should reconsider celibacy. then women, money and politics. [777] [777] >> hello i'm bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the vatican and women. a number of remarkable events surrounding the papacy took place this week. most recently, pope emeritus benedict xvi emerged from retirement to respond to criticism of his handling of the priest pedophilia scandalment he denied accusations that he covered up sexual abuse by priests. meanwhile, former father greg reynolds of australia became the first person excommunicated under the papacy of pope francis. he is an outspoken supper of women's ordination and gay marriage. then, there was a slew of publicity and positive reaction from catholics around the world last week to pope francis' remarks criticizing the church in his words he said the church should drop its obsession with devicive issues such as gay rights and abortion and contrace

. >> rose: a new interview with pope francis has electified the catholic community. the cannedit conversation conducted over several days in august was published in 16 different countries on thursday. the pope used the opportunity to signal a hue approach to divisive issues like divorce, homosexuality, and abortion. unless a new balance is found between the church's doctrines and its spiritual mission the moral edifice of the church is likely to fall like a house of cards. joining me is father matt malone, editor of "america magazine," which published the pope 53 interview in the united states. and farther joseph mcshane, president of fordham university. welcome, great to have you here. this is a great story. you're the editor here. tell me how this happened. >> you know, quite in a very casual way, we were sitting in my office here in midtown at the-- just a few weeks after the pope was lexingtoned, and one of my editors said, why don't we try to interview the pope. and -- >> rose: that's exactly what i said with my producer, "why don't we try to interview the pope."

pope francis is bending vatican rules for pope john xxiii. he hoped -- help reform the church but is only credited with one miracle. alphonso van marsh, cbs news london. >> the choice to name both popes saints is seen as a move to help unify the church. >>> we had a little bit of rain. i think you call that water vapor this morning. >> yes. it is muggy out there. >> there is a chance we could see light showers. other than that, we have some improving weather over the next couple of days. temperatures will be heating up. the high on the doppler radar -- starting out with showers early on. right now, it is fairly quiet. we could see a couple of pop-up showers, especially north of the golden gate bridge. some of those clouds continuing to rotate through. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. the cold front dying as that goes into town. the temperatures in the 60s and 70s right now. it is very muggy outside. we will see some partly cloudy skies. a slight chance of a shower to the north tonight. some clearing skies overnight. and in full sunshine t

particularly in an age that values authenticity. >> speaking of that, i have half a minute here and pope francis even has a twitter account. how much does all of this surprise you having covered previous popes who obviously engage in more traditional communication? >> it surprised me. i can tell you that i have never sat back and gasped while reading a papal document and nor have i laughed and i did both of those things. >> if you gasped that says it all about this interview which is just -- it continues to resonate around the world and congratulations on the way you were able to do this. i think it was very revealing for your readers and we appreciate you coming on and talking to us about it. >> thank you, sir. joy thank you. >>> and in our digital download, twitter can also be an ugly place even when it comes to a feel good story like miss america. that's up next. >>> time for our digital download. twitter is a rich and vibrant place, but it could be a neighborhood polluted by the ugliness of racism. >> it happened on two very different stories this week. the first being the mass shooting at t

can i still call him pope benedict. >> sure you can. >> stephen: you've got pope benedict and pope francis we have a spare pope right now. pope benedict made you a cardinal. >> he did indeed. >> stephen: he made you a cardinal. do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys. no, no, no, back of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back. çuçuçu;u:u:uçuuuuzuuçuçuçuço captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org nation. now, before we say good night, i w

vinita nair reports. >> reporter: pope francis is sew lid fig his image as a new pope. in a new interview appearing in catholic journals around the world pope francis warns that the moral structure of the church, quote, is likely to fall like a house of cards if it remains obsessed with abortion, gay marriage, and contraception. the most important thing is the 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 sugg

can't help but think wow there is really something going on that is interesting. >> reporter: pope francis'semarks aren't changing the poll soifs the church, but the tone is decided by different. >>> earlier i spoke with mary ann denny berke about the pope's comments. >> what pope francis said in this interview is such a change from what we have heard from his two predecessors in terms of telling the leaders of the church to go out among the people who are in need. that's where the church needs to be, not preaching. >> is the pope laying a ground work for something, perhaps a change of policy down the road? >> there's definitely a change of tone already and hopefully that will trickle down, but i also see in the beginning of the interview where the pope talks about discernment and laying a foundation for change, that he is at least open to considering what the needs of the people of god are in 2013 and beyond, and they may be different from what was needed, you know, 30, 40, 100 years ago. so i think we have to wait and see, but he does talk about a process of discernment and a process of co

pope francis extended a hand to agnostics and atheists. it's what he does, getting close to people, kissing babies, enjoying the crowds that flock to him. and many of the trappings are gone. he droves a 20 year old car. he calls the faithful out of the blue to respond to their letters. >> i think we're seeing so far a pope who is less interested in closing doors than he is in opening windows. >> reporter: but what about married priests? there are actually a few already who married first and then converted to ca thol sichl. this priest has a wife and two kids. >> some people will say things like oh, they let you keep your wife? >> reporter: a different take on the priesthood as pope francis shapes a new catholic church. >>> and still ahead for us on this wednesday night, her side of the story. diana nyad speaking out after some swimmers question how she pulled off her amazing achie achievement. >>> and later on this day of remembrance, a powerful day of service for many americans, many of whom weren't born yet on that day 12 years ago. >>>

you are sitting in the office with a colleague after pope francis' election and you say what to him? >> i said how should we cover this pay paw see? he said we should try to interview the pope. it was as simple as that. it was unlikely and unprecedented. but we had just lived through six weeks of unprecedented and unlikely events with the resignation of pope benedict and the first jesuit as pope. >> how in heaven's name did you pull this off? >> well, i think -- it is a minor miracle i think. we reached out to our colleagues in washington and our jesuit colleagues in rome. they all said you need to talk to father -- the papal spoix person -- pokes spur. he said, you know, the pope doesn't do interviews, but he might do something if you came as a coalition of groups. at about that time we learned that our jesuit colleagues in rome were also interested in doing an interview. we teamed up with them and we put the questions together. we went to the pope and the pope said yes, i will sit down and answer these. we sent the editor over to do the interview and he transcribed it it and we tran

pope francis said when god looks at a gay person does he endorse or reject this person. we must consider the person. the remarks contrast with the doctrines of pope john paul ii. >>> a heroing story of escape and loss from inside the navy yard complex. laverne was on the fourth floor of building 17 when shots rang out. the 39-year-old hit the ground saying glass shattered by her head and she knew she had to leave. that's what she saw her colleague shot in his left temple. laverne said she felt him breathe. she told him "we don't want you to go." they ultimately made it to an intersection just outside the complex where these photos were taken of laverne performing cpr on her friend who tragically died. it's one of the many stories coming out as new details emerge about the tragic shooting. usis says they conducted the 2007 background check that allowed aaron alexis access to the navy yard. it's also the same firm that checked former contractor edward snowden. >>> now it's time for your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. a bang of the gavel has safed t

be on the way if we fail to act now also in his short time as the leader of the catholic church pope francis has been one of the most outspoken critics of capitalism and its effects on the world for the pope's message influence conservatives in washington to stop with waging wars on the middle class and social safety net programs and instead do more to help the needy. in tonight's green reports scientists typically define a mass extinction as an event when more than three quarters of all species disappeared from planet earth in a relatively short period of geologic time and geologist tell us that every one of these worst extinctions in the world's history including the smaller ones involve a significant element of global climate change and changes in the earth's polar regions one of the world's leading experts on sea ice and its interaction with global warming is dr peter wadhams professor of ocean physics and head of the polar ocean physics group in the department of applied mathematics and theoretical physics at the university of cambridge those are wadhams welcome back to our program. tha

in july, pope francis approved a second miracle attributed to pope john paul ii. but pope francis is bending vatican rules for john the 23rd. he is only credited with one miracle. >> pope francis's choice to name two saints is seen as a move to help unify the search. >>> still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. >> we do have these in place. however, they didn't function the way that they should in this particular case. >> what went wrong. two trains crash in chicago. the latest on the injuries and the investigation. >>> busted. how tsa agents uncovered a stack of bogus id cards. >>> the clock is ticking. a possible government shutdown just hours away. the latest on ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is wjz baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood. now, it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it is just before 6:30, mostly sunny. 71 degrees. good evening, everybody. thank you for staying with wjz. here's some of the stories people are talking about tonight. less than six hours and counting until the federal government shuts

the announcement had been accepted since july when pope francis approved a second miracle attributed hn paul. >> vatican rules require two miracles before cattization. talk about that. >> well, you know, you are right in that it is generally vatican law, but the pope can bend those laws. he is after all infallible. he took the papal prerogative and decided that just one miracle was enough. why did he do it? there is a lot of talk as to why he may have done it. not least of which the possibility that what francis has done here is to try to draw a line between these two popes. pope francis, who is a fan of both of these pontiffs, apparently put them together to draw a line in the vatican. >> and so y did the -- the pope francis decide to cannonize these two -- i know he is infailable and infallible, but to cannonize the two popes together? why that decision? >> well that's an historic event in it's a. why did he choose to draw these two popes together? well, again, i think it goes back to that idea of modernization. pope john the 23rd was the one who convened the very important vatican

in how the church homosexuality, >>> pope francis made a statement to the catholic church today calling for change in how the church approaches homosexuality, contraception and abortion. the pope said, in a jesuit magazine interview, that the church's moral structure might fall like a house of cards if it doesn't change its ways. 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 eliminati

. >> blunt words from pope francis to the catholic church. minfind a new balance or fall le a house of cards. >>> detroit filing for bankrupt. and congress face a government shut down. >> reporter: frank words from pope francis. today he criticized the church's obsession with abortion, gay marriage. >> reporter: pope francis is aiming to make the catholic church a more welcoming place for all in a dan kid interview, a public which has the vatican's blessing, francis shied away speaking about the church's moral teachings on gay marriage and abortion. he said it's not necessary to talk about these issues all the time. church's pastoral ministry cannot be obsessed with a multitude of doctrines to be imposed insistently. a person once asked me if i approved of homosexuality. i replied with another question. tell me when god sees a gay person does he endorse this person with love or reject and condemn this person. we must always consider the person. he said if someone is gay, who am i to judge? we have to find a new balance otherwise even the mora

you know i freaking love this new pope pope francis you know i'm talking about right the pope are you guys watching this guy because you should be it's early but i'm thinking best pope ever saying let's get back to the roots let's get back to serving people at one point in that article actually he calls the church the old hospital he's not afraid of anything and i think that's what's really getting these crowds of more than a million kids they're excited to see him it's pope mania. and his first album hasn't even dropped yet. that's right folks puns from across the spectrum seem to be love in the new pontiff for good reason to bob has been whistling a new tune in attempt to rebranding the church i don't know maybe has something to do with the tarnished legacy of rife with sexual abuse or exclusion of women gays and atheists just name a few sealed up boston cisco has been quite busy asking parishioners worldwide to stop making issues like abortion contraception and gay marriage the primary focus of callers ism wow almost sounds like francisco might just might be slightly in tune with t

how much of a departure do you see this for pope francis from his predecessor sns? >> i think it is a slight departure. >> just slight? >> yeah, i do. i don't think it's a great departure. i think it's a slight departure. what he's saying, i think we have to be very careful as we read, this was an interview. this was not an instant of papal pronouncement or teaching. this pope is accustomed to speak off the cuff and to speak in a very common way with people, and i think that's what you saw in this interview that he gave today. he really was just sharing some of his thoughts and reflections and i think what he is saying is when the media presents the catholic church, the media presents the catholic church almost in terms of these singular issues. the catholic church is much bigger, much broader, much more extensive and has a lot to offer. in addition to its focus on some of the specific moral teachings. i think that's really what the pope was trying to say. let's look at the church more broadly. the pope constantly talks about forgiveness and concern for the poor, ab

pope francis says the catholic church needs to stop focusing so much on topics like abortion, contraception homosexuality. he went onto say that the church will, quote, fall like a house of cards if it doesn't welcome everyone. the house of representatives is scheduled to vote today on a bill that would cut off money for the president's health care law. in exchange for keeping the government running past september. the bill is expected to pass. the republican controlled house. but has little chance of getting by the senate. secretary of state john kerry is pushing the united nation to his move fast ore ideal to get rid of syria's chemical weapons. the call comes ahead of the united center general assembly next week. kerry also called to transparency and accountability in eliminating the chemical weapons. manuel has weaken today a tropical storm, a new storm slated to be jaile jerry is forn the gulf. manuel has caused massive mudslides and 100 people have died and that number is expected to rise. you can get the later online at any time at k* aljazerra.com v a great night. [[voiceover]] ever

here's pope francis talking about poor people. >>> the measure of the greatness of the society is foundin the way it treats those most in need. those who have nothing apart from their poverty. >> jon: wow. i guess that is one measure of a great society. i mean you could also go by how much you can bench. or the number of twitter followers. but you know, it's a good one. so republicans, the topic is the poor. survey says -- >> the house voted to slash the food stamp program by nearly $40 billion over the next ten years. >> my motivation is only been to introduce the blessing of work to able-bodied people. >> there's been a lot of talk about scripture. and a lot of talk about god's plan. >> god created adam plachltsed him in the garden to work it. work is not a penalty. work is a blessing. >> jon: you know that's so true. it reminded me of the sermon on the mount. consider the lillies. they toil not so [bleep] them lazy lillies. with their salomons-- stammens and businessols, those are only the only two parts i remember on flowers but coasting on government issues sun and rain. for some r

you know i freaking love this new pope pope francis you know i'm talking to right the pope are you guys watching this guy because you should be it's early but i'm thinking best pope ever be saying let's get back to the roots let's get back to serving people at one point and it's over call actually he calls the church the old hospital he's not afraid of anything and i think that's what's really getting these crowds of more than a million kids they're excited to see him it's pope mania. and his first album hasn't even dropped yet. that's right folks puns from across the spectrum seem to be love in the new pontiff for good reason to bob has been whistling a new tune attempt to rebrand the church i don't know maybe has something to do with the tarnished legacy of rife with sexual abuse or exclusion of women gays and atheists just name a few sealed up often cisco has been quite busy asking parishioners worldwide to stop making issues like abortion contraception and gay marriage the primary focus of good policy ism wow almost sounds like francisco might just might be slightly in tune with the

want to find a place where i'm welcome to pray. >> the lgbt minute industry here is evidence that pope francis, with his words, is acknowledging the reality that gay and lesbians are part of the catholic community. >> the pope said: >> he hopes to broaden the church's message. >> since becoming pope, he has been seen at progressive. >> when you have a leader like this, you think wow, there's really something going on that is interesting and maybe more people will be interested in what catholics do and believe. >> nothing signals a change in church policy, but it's clearly a change in tone. aljazeera, new york. >> join meg now is rachel gold, the national religion writer for the associated press for more than a decade. there's a lot of focus on his language and how he said the church was obsessing over these hot button issues. the basic message here is love thigh neighbor. can anyone argue with that? >> not at all. i think what you here is that even for some of the church leaders who have been talking about about abortion and other social issues will say they have been saying those things and w

constitute a change in church teaching but does indicate a change in tone. >> enthusiastic crowds greet pope francison his visit to brazil earlier this summer. many catholics have laced their hopes for reform in the new pope . for example, the role of women. in the interview, the pope said that role should be much greater , but he suggested he would not go as far as admitting women to the priesthood. another important issue for liberal catholics is the church's attitude to homosexuality. in the interview, he says the church must shake off its up session with sexual morals. the pope stressed at the church teachings on those issues had not changed, but he said it was not possible to interfere spiritually in the life of individuals and that the church ministers should be merciful. >> for some analysis now, let's bring in our religious affairs correspondent. the pope says that the church needs to find a new balance, or else it's going to collapse like a house of cards. that's strong language. >> it is. in the interview, he says the church should not be focused on individual moral questions. as important

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pope francis calls an italian woman whose lover was urging her to get an abortion. pope for guidance after she learned her fiance was already married with children. she was worried priest would say refuse to baptize her child, but the pope said he would do it if she couldn't find anyone else to do so. the woman told the pope she would name her child francis if she has a boy. >>> don't worry, if you're favorite story wasn't chosen, we will post all the stories on our show's web page. that's going to do it for me here in washington. kelly wright and jamie colby are standing by in new york to take over from here, but we want to tell you about a pair of new shows fox is debuting this weekend. up first, carol alt, a healthy you, airs at 4:00 p.m. eastern and media buzz with houward kurtz. >>> we start with a fox news alert. the obama administration is launching a full-court press. they are still trying to drum up as much support as they can for a strike on syria. all in response to an alleged deadly chemical attack. secretary of state john kerry set to take the podium at

. >> reporter: it is seen as pope francis' most significant reshuffle yet, replacing cardinal bertone. the longtime secretary of state has widely been blamed for failing to stop the financial mismanagement of the anniversary bank. he was also target bide former pope benedict's butler, in documents alleging bertone was crument. the church historian and author michael walsh says pope francis' move to switch out bertone was not a surprise. >> he had to go because there were too many scandals associated with him. i think pope would have changed him anyway, frankly. >> the new secretary of state is known for humility, frugality and the ability to identify with the man on the street. pope fancis' short reign as pope has been distinguished by his relatively austere lifestyle and common touch with the people. with pietro parolin serving as the second most powerful man in the vatican, pope francis is distancing the church away from the problems that plagued hills predecessor. alphonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >> reporter: tim tebow didn't make the cut. now what? diana nyad tries to beat th