pope francis is equally passionate about ending this. the united states and the holy sea are also committed to protecting and promoting religious freedom in every part of the world. we understand that when this fundamental human right is denied, instability and human rights abuses and violent extremism flurries. the u.s. embassy to the holy sea works closely with the vatican to protect and defend all those who are persecuted for professing their faith. the vatican can count on that united states to be a key ally in this endeavor. the holy sea scrap -- vast global influence makes it a critical partner in addressing a wide range of issues. president reagan and saint john paul the second understood the significance of this relationship. in honor of their memory, the united states embassy to the holy sea will continue his crucial work with the vatican for the benefit of peace, freedom, and human dignity throughout the world. thank you, and god bless. [ applause ] >> next on american history tv, hostages and scholars philip bobbitt and akhil

government to this fight and pope francis is equally passionate. the u.s. and holy see are also committed to protecting and promoting religious freedom in every part of the world. we understand that when the fundamental human rights are does nine, -- are denied, violent extremism flourishes. the u.s. embassy to the holy see works closely with the vatican to protect and defend all those who are persecuted for professing their faith. the vatican can count on the u.s. to be an ally in this. the holy see's influenced makes it a critical partner in addressing a wide range of issues. reagan and john paul ii understood the significance of this relationship. in honor of their memory, the u.s. embassy to the holy see will continue its crucial work with the vatican for the benefit of peace, freedom, and human dignity throughout the world. thank you, and god bless. [applause] the 1967 special new series, the warren report, anchored by walter cronkite. sunday, november 25, the mob scene continues. oswald is transferred to the jail. in full sight of television viewers,

there are types like pope francis who come out of a certain tradition in his country. catholic social teaching. and people like bannon who want to go back to the old counsel. it is a war without an easy answer. they are there because they are reflective of who we are globally, as catholics, and as americans. john: authoritarians and subgroups, tension in the democratic coalition, or fear of the other. for $100, who wants it? >> i will take incarceration. [laughter] organizering with an for the campaign to pass the measure on the ballot to give the rights to vote back to people who would been incarcerated. one of the things mentioned was how difficult it was to get white christian leaders on board with the campaign, where they had a lot of partners in the african-american and muslims communities. white pastors were absent from the campaign, even though the majority of the people who were formerly incarcerated is actually white. point.as an interesting i think they will probably see a lot of tension and surprises come out of it. i am trying to think of the last time a po

en bah -- bannon doesn't want to talk about pope francis is someone he could take a lesson from, this is total war not only for many republicans, but for many catholics. so the conservative catholic types, those who see francis as a mistake, not someone to embrace, president trump is someone who's really in their camp. again, just like the evangelicals leaders saying he's not one of us, but he's an ally. and he's an ally. president trump is an ally to people like kellyanne conway and steve bannon, i know that president trump doesn't go to catholic church, but they're dismayed in their own way, i don't want to speak for them and their faith, they've made comments, steve bannon has, about the direction of the church. we're in total change, total political war inside america and inside the church and if you follow the nationalism debates it extends to the catholic church. those like pope francis come out of a certain tradition in his own country and catholic social teaching and those like bannon want to go back to the old mass pre-vatican council. it's a war that we don't have an easy an

as a teaser, catholic attitudes about pope francis have changed a lot since i was here. john: we have heard a little bit about that. gregory: yes, just to mention that as an aside. if you look at catholic voters as a whole, what you see is that they are evenly divided, and that in any given election, they can swing back and forth. sometimes, they tend to support democratic candidates, whether for congress or the presidency, by narrow margins. other times, they have tended to vote for republican candidates. that is what you see on the surface. ig below the surface, you see that the catholic population in the u.s. is politically polarized along racial and ethnic lines. if you look at white catholics, they have been trending for a long time now in a republican direction. as recently as 2008, the democratic party had an advantage of among white catholics by a percentage point. the share of white catholics who leaned toward the democratic party exceeded the share who identified with the republican category by a point. over the last decade, those numbers have steadily changed.

i think those who would be defending pope francis' action, would say it, actually, pope francis wantfor the universal church, and that is why he has called international meeting of presidents and vice president of bishops conferences from all over the world to meet in rome, and he wants a universal policy. on the other side, others would say, no, that is just a stalling tactic, because of bishops in africa and asia and other parts are not ready to do what the bishops in the united states are ready to do. so we will find out in february if pope francis is actually saying well done, bishops of the united states, we want to make that universal, or is he saying, no, no, no, not let's not give up so much control to laypeople over what would be defense -- >> laura: here's what strikes me, it is the participation of anybody outside the church making a judgment on what is going on inside the church, that there is tremendous resistance to, right? >> laypeople are inside the church, and that is an important thing. >> laura: but they are not making judgment. >> i think laypeople should be makin

cover story on pope francis. you go to the "new york times." gotten lots of awards but most important award is the hunt award from america magazine for outstanding religion selected by jesuits. emotionalion of deep curiosity and clearer vision. there was a whole generation of reporters that elizabeth is a leader in. moment.re at a good at a time when there's in lot ofent journalism, we're blessed to have a group and elizabeth is that and example, we talked about the sexual abuse crisis. read the story that elizabeth wrote about a pennsylvania that discovered their beloved pastor list. anguish ands the hurt. you talking to lot of evangelicals that are wondering gotten themselves into especially women, especially young people. the is going on in evangelical community? is there a potential for a fracture? >> yes. there's a lot going on in evangelical community. think in the counterpart catholic community is very similar. we don't have to get in this about whenthinking pope francis talked -- it was lions of hate, remember between white evangelicals

the swiss and vatican guard stood by and watched the boy run around pope francis. took the microphone he explained that the child was hearing impaired pope francis ended praisie inin. he went up tugging at the swiss guard. >> that's a heart tugger >> somewherein the midst of a disappointing season, the buccaneers are desperate to get fans into the stadium. last week's game attendance was the lowest for the bucs in more than eight years so this week against the panthers the team is offering free tickets the offer is good for season ticket holders basically they're giving season ticket holders -- >> so they can bring friends see how fun it is maybe you'll buy tickets for the next game. >> the nfl is going gang busters on television. their ratings are out of control what is it with the buccaneers the weather is beautiful the smell from the red tide? >> have you watched the team play >> it's football, right? >> where is pete najarian? he played for the buccaneers in warm clients, there's lots of other things to do >> i'm skeptical >> thank you very much >>> up next, fa

republican party, follow steve bannon and the catholic church. ,e is a vocal and aggressive fighting pope francis globally, going to italy and talking about francis and how conservative cardinals should be running the church. he is a global figure with this nationalism that is out there, fighting frances tooth and nail. when i mentioned cortez in her essay, talking about her catholic faith, when i tweeted that article, i got all these text messages from catholic leaders in congress, saying how could you tweak that? don't you know her position on abortion? so hard-line, they don't want to read cortez. an end is not even want to talk about francis as somebody he could learn from or take a lesson from. total war not only for many republicans but for many catholics. the conservative catholic types, those who see francis as a mistake, not someone to embrace, president trump is someone who is in their camp. just like evangelical leaders, saying he is not one of us that he is an ally. an ally to people like kellyanne conway and steve bannon. they are dismayed in their own way. and has exploded -- has ex

jon: pope francis taking part of the world day -- invite nearly 6000 underprivileged people to mass atbasilica. more than a thousand had lunch with him after today. he also sent out a special prayer to the u.s. for those impacted by the california wildfires. and people deal with freezing weather on the east coast. >>> me time the u.s. conference of catholic bishops was about to vote on proposals addressing sexual abuse at the vatican they asked them to delay. we explain what happened next. >> bishops are vicars of christ. we are not branch managers of the vatican. reporter: frustration born of an abrupt change of plans that the -- at the meeting this repaired asserting their own authority as the bishop said to take decisive action on the sexual abuse crisis. many believe pope francis himself directed the bishops not to decide on two crucial measures to one with a code of conduct and the other, the creation of a civilian led body to investigate the same high ranking clergy. to cover up abuse or abusers themselves. the delay angering victims and the message it sends. >> with attila and t

prominent personalities of the contemporary europe are politicians such as emmanuel or the new pope francis. thatcher, organ, john paul ii are more or less forgot. do we actively try to do something with it? i am afraid not. for new upholders oldadvocates of conservative ideas and beliefs? for able,e time persuasive politicians who would be able to make these ideas dominant again. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and john paul ii had all of these characteristics. improbable, highly historic coincidence or something because mankind deserves it. respect, i am rather pessimistic. thank you for your attention. [applause] >> up next, we continue our coverage from a white house writers group conference looking at

are politicians such as emmanuel macron come a theresa may -- macron, theresa may, or the new pope francis. thatcher, andn, john paul ii are more or less forgotten. do we actively try to do something? i am afraid not. look for new upholders good,vocates of conservative ideas and beliefs, ,nd at the same time politicians who would be able to make these ideas dominant again? ronald reagan, margaret --tcher, and john paul ii all these characteristics. ity were exceptional -- was probabilityal, coincidence? mankind deserves it. i am pessimistic. thank you for your attention. [applause] announcer: next come on the presidency we continue coverage from the white house writers' group conference looking at the cold war partnership with president ronald reagan and pope john paul ii. speakers consider how their relationship fits into the story of cold war politics. from, we will hear callista gingrich, u.s. ambassador to the vatican. the executive vice president of the hero to foundation served at the state department and on the defense policy board, and before taking up his present position, he is t

pope francis has held a lunch at the vatican with around fifteen hundred people living in poverty and the pontiff is marking the catholic church's second world day of the poor at an earlier mass francis said the rich few were drowning out the voices of the needy. now british prime minister theresa may says the next seven days in the break that process will be critical for britain in an interview she said she would not give her backing to a plan to leave the european union until the two sides agreed on what their future relationship will be european ministers are set to discuss that plan this week but as bragg's it begins to take shape many who voted to leave the e.u. do not like what they see d.w. visited an english town where it seems a number of people have even changed their minds. this is one of britain's most years skeptic communities here just to be east of london seventy percent of people voted to leave the many of them were young people after a week of drama at westminster but did the under thirty's think now what's the point of leaving this is going to be a lot of hassle we w

pope francis has held a lunch at the vatican and with around fifteen hundred people living in poverty the pontiff is marking the catholic church's second world day tour at an earlier mass francis said the rich few were drowning out the voices of the needy. argentina says it has no means to raise the wreck of a submarine that went missing a year ago with forty four crew members on board new footage shows the moment that remotely operated vehicles discovered the sunken san juan on friday nine hundred meters below the surface of the atlantic ocean authorities believe a water leak caused the german built vessel to implode. but the exact details of the tragedy remain unclear and some say only a full examination of the hall would provide answers. grieving and angry. the relatives of the missing submariners have spent months putting pressure on the argentinean government to give them more information and tell them what happened to their loved ones. and we were sitting at the dining table with my mom when the message from the submarine command force arrived saying that an object that was dete

anne burke: kathleen, do you believe this movement in the church, those who are against pope francis and are more conservative are trying to put blame on homosexual priests? kathleen mcchesney: our report shows otherwise. there are a couple of questions. one has to do with people that have certain agendas either pro- or anti-gay and are they fighting each other over abuse and i think that yes they are. it's a sad thing that you have or the appearance on both sides people fighting each other about the most important thing which is protecting children. that gets lost by the wayside when they are talking about who's ideology is the most important and if people like pope francis or they don't. none of that matters. if you are not focused on the child. robert bennett: that is the room -- elephant in the room. we recommended further study on the subject of homosexuality. nobody knows precisely but i've heard of statistics that's that probably 30 to 50% or more have homosexual tendencies. most of the cases involved homosexual conduct. just wish it away. there is a man who has a tendency and

stuart: pope francis has been talking about income inequality. lthy few feast on what belongs to everybody. a former u.s. ambassador to the vatican. congressman, your reaction to what the pope is saying here. >> well, i'm no theologian but to me it sounds like that worn-out socialist redistributed theology that's not going to improve anybody's lives or anything else. stuart: assumes that the vatican is getting into politics. almost an overt political statement from the pope. >> well, this pope has taken the vatican in some directions which are asymmetric to his predecessors. first of all with a very aggressive climate encyclical where he basically absolved all of these african governments from any responsibility for taking care of their people blame in the developed world, now we have this pretty socialistic comment. stuart: are not sure your lapse catholic? >> @. you can. i was raised catholic. i became an episcopalian 15 years ago. stuart: what you make of this? liz: i agree with what the gentleman was saying just now. the criticism against the

i agree with pope francis that the united states and the congress have an important role to play. we have a responsibility to help those less fortunate amongst us who will be harmed the most by rising seas, a warming planet and more pollution spewing into our air and water. that is why right now in the next congress i am standing here with my colleagues in this fight to ensure that we take climate action for a price on carbon, for investment in clean energy, for resilient infrastructure, for 100% renewable energy in our country. if there is a tactic on this bill, we will be fighting for clean energy tax credits and to reduce our carbon emissions including for offshore wind, storage of electricity, for clean vehicles. we will be standing side by side in that fight in 2019 on the senate floor so that we continue this revolution. if there is an infrastructure package, we will be fighting for aggressive renewable energy standards for utilities in the federal government and for coastal infrastructure needs. and as we work on appropriations, we will fight for more funding for energy eff

pope francis said the lord welcomed the deceased into his comfort and family members and sustain all those involved in rescue efforts. >> the california senator toward the fires and her office released these photos. emergency management officials -- in a statement she said my heart aches for the family to lost everything. i'm incredibly grateful to the firefighters who have been hard at work fighting these fires. >>> still ahead, a lot of questions for pg&e. more criticism is possible after the company reported another powerline failure. coming up, the latest into the investigation on how the camp fire may have started. >> and the raiders won their second game of the season. there was a heated exchange on the sideline. coming up. >>> finally a break but not until wednesday. another day and a half of easy, smoky skies. it looks like a change coming up later. >>> this littlhoergy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ northern california is not the only part of the state dealin

pope francis went on to say, may the lord welcome the deceased into his peace. comfort family members and sustain all of those involved in rescue efforts. >>> the california senator toward the center. they released these photos. emergency management officials and evacuees over the weekend. in a statement, they said, my heart aches for the families who lost everything including loved ones. i'm incredibly grateful to the firefighters who have been hard at work. >>> 7:07 am. the official cause of the campfire has not been determined. but they told regulators that transmission lines failed just before the fire started. it started north of the tiny town of polka the day after the fire started they reported to state regulators a transmission line malfunctioned near the origin of the fire. they are looking into that and also investigating whether a second fire was ignited near the town of comcast. >> we're looking at a possible second origin that was found the other day again, there are no details that can be further released on any of this. the investigation will take

. >>> so someone stole the show from pope francis at the vatican. a 6-year-old ran on stage tugging at a guardsman who somehow kept a straight face. mom caught up and spoke to the smiling pope who said the boy is mute and can't speak but found a way to communicate. they share a common bond, both are from argentina. >>> to the gentle giant taking the world by storm. have you seen this guy? a steer too big that people just can't believe what they are seeing. here is kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: tonight the internet is having a cow, over a steer in australia, so big social media can't stop sharing. his name is knickers and he's no bull. he's 6'4", just shy of michael jordan, but at over 3,000 pounds don't expect him to dunk, let alone jump over the moon. he's pictured with a smaller breed but still about a foot and a half taller than he should be. why not in a country that prides itself on big things? like a giant roadside shrimp or pineapple. his owner says he has no plans to milk this new found fame. the steer escaped the slaughter house, he simply

and he of them have covered up and what the pope francis did about a year ago he introduced legislation that a bishop can be removed from his office if he has neglected to protect children or if he has covered up and of course if he has abused yeah and now in february he's he's decided this is not a problem for the just for the angle for the world for the english speaking world light australia the united states britain but it's a global problem that's touching the whole of the catholic church and the pope wants to deal with it as a global issue put it as a priority or resolution to assure that this problem is eliminated terror connel thank you so much for your time to appreciate talking to you thank you. just to quickly running to the headlines now less than twenty four hours after a secret israeli military. operation in gaza left seven palestinians and one israeli dead about hours of rockets has been fired from gaza into israel israeli officials say at least two hundred rockets were fired from gaza many intercepted by missile defense systems one of the rockets did hit a bus though anot

a young argentine boy broke free of his mother's clutches to play with pope francis and one of his guards for now. thank you very much for watching. hello there. the atlantic is set to be pretty relentless in terms of throwing spells of wet and windy weather our way in the coming days. this hook of cloud here is the spell of windy weather and rain that we had on wednesday. that low centre rolling away. this one, though, developing quite explosively as well to the south—west, as we go through the early part of thursday, promises even stronger winds than we saw yesterday, and some very heavy rain. certainly not looking great for the morning rush hour. there will be a risk of some disruption, and bbc local radio is a great place to head to, to get the details where you are. this is what that will look like, however. 6:00am, pretty much, just about everywhere seeing some rain at this stage. 0n the plus side it is a mild start, temperatures in double figures. through the morning, the wettest weather will start to push its way northwards pretty quickly. the strong winds, though, will remain an

a young argentine boy broke free of his mother's clutches to play with pope francis and one of his guardspe's delight. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world, starting here in the uk with the financial times, which leads on the two stark reports today that brexit may leave the country worse off. it calls the forecasts made by the bank of england blood—curdling, and reports on the prime minister's acknowledgment that all options could leave the uk worse off. the japan times focuses on the country's foreign labour bill, which is moving through to the upper house. the bill is expected to allow blue—collar workers in certain sectors to move to the country, but japan's opposition party has said the bill lacks detail. and singapore's straits times features its asians of the year award, honouring those who put their lives in danger to help others following natural disasters. this year's winner is a late singaporean paraglider recognised for his rescue work after the indonesian earthquake. for some time, india's supreme court has been criticising the government for not doing

pope francis told him to let him carry on and then leaned over and said something to the bishop next listen carefully. >> that's italian for he's argentinian, undisciplined. only funny because he's argentinian himself. the pope later told the crowd, quote, this child cannot speak, he is mute, but he can communicate, and, quote, he was communicating a lot of love and that went both love. niece, right. >> he handled it very well. >> before we go we want to talk about the storm that's come. still have some showers right now. >> random showers out there right now. light to moderate in intensity, but they are brief. only a couple minutes long. it's tonight where i'm really concerned. a couple of thunderstorms and intense rainfall in a longer duration of time that will cause possibly some flooding and also intense winds that will cause some damage so make sure you set an alarm that has a battery backup tonight just in case. >> and this is really going to still be hitting during the morning commute tomorrow. >> going to be worse tomorrow. we had a ton of accidents this morng. one time i thi

but pope francis ordered them to delay the vote until a meeting of church leaders in february. some bishops expressed frustration over the inaction. >>> and "the new york times" says retired dallas cowboy linebacker jeff rohrer is getting married to his same-sex partner. rohrer who is 59 is the first known nfl player to be part of a same-sex marriage. he played for the cowboys in the 1980s. he's marrying 36-year-old joshua ross on sunday in los angeles. >>> still to come, a warning from the fed. the chairman of the federal reserve sees potential threats to the economy. multi-surface rubber brushes to clean all your floors. and with patented dirt detect technology, roomba finds dirt throughout your home. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. so we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the new johnson's® choose gentle [woman 2] ..this... [man 1] ...this is my body of proof. [man 2] proof of less joint pain... [woman 3] ...and clearer skin. [man 3] proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... [woman 4] ..

was because pope francis was so humble, like trump was. it is learning from mistakes that so far we have not seen that. the interesting thing about the -- empathy is that one must have to concede that he must have had some sense of feeling for what people were thinking and who they were upset with and what they wanted and what their and -- fears and hopes were, because he has bound them to his side, but you would hope that once he got into office that would be expanded, so that he could be president of all the people. he knows how to communicate. all the people i wrote about learned the technology of their time. lincoln was lucky to communicate at a time when all of his speeches would be printed in full in the newspapers, and then reprinted in pamphlets. you would read the whole speech at home live. teddy was lucky when tabloid newspapers were born, so his short language was important. -- perfect for headlines. speak softly, but carry a big stick. even get maxwell house the slogan, good to the very last drop. he would be good here in our t

one of my favorite comments donald trump made as a candidate was the reason he loved pope francis so much is pope francis is very humble just like donald trump but humility means accepting limitations and acknowledging and learning from mistakes and so far we haven't seen that. the interesting thing about empathy is one has to concede he must have had some sense of feeling for what the base who voted for him in the election were feeling and thinking and who they were upset with and what they wanted and what their fears and hopes were because he bound them to his side but then you would hope that empathy once you get into office would be expanded so you are president of all the people. obviously knows how to communicate, all the people i wrote about learned the technology of their time. lincoln was lucky to communicate at a time all his speeches would be printed in full in the newspapers and reprinted in pamphlets. read the speech at home out loud. teddy was lucky to come along when the national newspapers were being born so his short punchy language was perfect for headlines. speak s

wenzel wirth ran up, and to the amusement of pope francis, tugged the sleeve of a swiss guard.is told security to let the boy play. wenzel's mother said her son is spable to speak. francis said through his joy, he preaches to all of us. we told you about three service members killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. army green berets, andrew patrick ross and erich micahel emond. 13 americans service members have been killed this year in afghanistan. up next tonight: a community honors a hero it never knew. people are managing their type 2 diabetes with fitness... ...friends and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f." farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's one pill a day and although it's not a weight-loss drug, it may help you lose weight. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder c

so don't blame the people in central and eastern europe for not jumping on pope francis ' bandwagon. [laughter] [applause] [applause] mr. o'sullivan: so, on that question, it's optimism one, realism two. mr. edwards: let me add, john, that jesus christ left someone behind when he left and he was still with us, called the holy spirit. catholics believed that the holy spirit will be there and is there and is guiding. it may very well be the outcome is not going to be one that we will like. we believe that there will be one that will in the end bring about a more christian and a more believing world. and that has been the case. [applause] mr. klaus: that's true but i definitely have to blame the catholic church itself, as well. some 15 years ago, i, as president of the country, vetoed the new pill about the so-called registered partnership. catholic church was silent. i, as president, vetoed the bill and then i met the confederation of czech bishops and they thanked me. you are so brave for doing that, you know. i said excuse me, i expected that you would be loud enough to protest again

a 6-year-old boy upstages pope francis during the weekly speech. he ran on stage. ook the hand of a security guard on the way. the pope let the child continue to play around him. the president saying he's trying to protect american jobs. we got the mayor of one ohio town at the center of this fight. he's fearing economic disaster right before christmas. we have breaking details on something we were telling you could be coming. possible tax breaks to keep those gm jobs. stay right there. liz: president trump again slamming general motors on twitter. hes gm is counter to what other auto companies are doing. auto companies pouring into the u.s. including bmw. the mayor of morristown, ohio. he's mayor arno hill. how serious is this for your town. we want to hear about the human pain behind the stories. >>ing this our third layoff in the last two years. two years ago we were running three shifts. we lost the third shift, then the second shift. by the time it's done we will have lost 3,000 jobs. the people who have lost jobs, their benefits are starting to run out. the se

just last month, pope francis accepted the resignation of cardinin ca donald wuerl. 5:46.oday we honor our veterans across the country that deserved but many of them a still living on the street. >> chris lawrence is live in northwest orc. with on a special event today that will help many pple that served our nation. chris, good morning. >> two things, brefast and the simple act of kindness. take a look behind me. this is going to get started in just aboutn hour from now. the need is great here in d.c. althoughel hsness nationally has been going down, here in d.c., the number of homeless vets has spiked. a coup of years ago there were only 350 homeless vets in the streets. at 6:30 they'll open the doors and start serving breakfast for the next couple of hours to homeless people acss the city. many of themveterans. the people doing the serving are veterans themselves. he is nowoud and healthy and sharing the story. we'll be taking you inside coming up in the next hour. chris lawrence, news four. >> we're sitting in the 30s, if we're lucky. >>yeah. very cold. >> that's colde

. >>> pope francis spent part of his sunday praying for those killed and injured.alled the fires a scourge. and prayed for comfort for family members and to help all those still involved in rescue and recovery effort. track the latest on our home page, nbcbayarea.com, follow on digital platforms as we post breaking news and developments. >>> early morning fire in east bay left a teenager dead and community reeling. learned new details. marianne favro is there. >> reporter: the 16-year-old girl killed what's attending this school, lived a few blocks away. tonight students are in shock and the school district says they plan to have grief counsellors at school tomorrow morning. deadly fire broke out before 4:00 a.m. and left four people including a firefighter with burn injuries. firefighter was released tonight. home was fully engulfed when they arrived. nine engines responded. cause now under investigation. >> going to take great pains to go through the scene and discover the origin and cause. right now there's no information available. >> reporter: firefighters say

pope francis taking part in the world day of the poor.erprivileged people to mass in st. peter's basilica. he sent out a special prayer to the u.s. for those impacted by the wildfires in california and cold weather in the east. the florida senate race is finally over almost two weeks after election day. democratic incumbent bill nelson conceding to his challenger governor rick scott. a manual recount found scott to be ahead by 10,000 votes. bill nelson has represented florida on capitol hill for the last 40 years. these are supreme court litigators, i read of brief. let's go through this a little bit. cnn multiple reporters at white house with hard passes. jim acosta can make a request every day, to go in, he does not have a hard pass to come in willy-nilly. is there anything in constitution that compelling a president to hold a presidential press conference to call on someone from cnn? >> no, there is not. jim acosta, can't take his shoes off and walk around barefooted there are protocols. i can't get on a airliner and be aware a pro oba

lou: hop pope francis warned yesterday. he must have assumed they knew little about.tiff urging act dem to do all they can to assist in irk minceg crisis of climate change and nuclear menace. getting more media attention what pope ordered to be ignore, telling u.s. catholic bishop to ignore church sexual abuse crisis. holy seed does not want bishop to address the issue until next year. vote in tonight's poll, do you believe every american should support border security to protect citizens from criminal illegal immigrants, terrorists, cartels and deadly drugs and violent? cast your vote on twitter. >> follow me on twitter, @loudobbs. >> and up next, president trump ripping, ripping french president macron. tweeting, the problem is emanuel suffered from a low approval rating in france, 26%, and unemployment rate of almost 10%, he was just trying to get on to another subject, there is no country more nationalist than france. very proud people. and rightfull rightfully so. we'll take up that and more after the break. washington times charlie hurt will join me here next. l

wenzel worth went up to the amusement of pope francis, tugged the sleeve of a swiss guard.d security to let the boy play. wendell's mother explained he is unable to speak. through his joy, he preaches to all of us. >>> the pentagon today identified three service members killed yesterday by a road side bomb in afghanistan. we told you about this last night. army green beret angela ross, sergeant first class imam. dylan was also killed. 13 american service members have been killed this year in afghanistan. >>> up next here, a community honors a hero it never knew. >>> finally here tonight, a vietnam veteran died alone in omaha this month. it appeared he would be buried alone, until this. >>> they turned out in droves, braving the bitter cold, to honor a man they never melt. >> stan would be in awe to see the outpouring of love and support. >> hundreds of strangers in military fatigue and civilian attire remembering a service in patriotism of 73-year-old army private stanley clyde stoltz. the rallying cry for stoltz began a week ago when the funeral home concerned that no one

. >>> and at the audience at the vatican, pope francis was the one watching. 6-year-old wendell.e scaled the steps to the stage and investigated the swiss guard and ran around like it was his play room when his mom tried to corral him. francis told her to let him be. he has speech and mobility issues. >> i love the look on the pontiff's face. captivated by him. >> beautiful. >>> could be one of the biggest tests yesterday of the president's diplomacy with talks on the horizon with the leaders of russia and china. next. ..about 80% ofpart b medicare costs. a medicare supplement insurance plan may help cover some of the rest. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an aarp medicare supplement plan unique? these are the only medicare supplement plans endorsed by aarp because they meet aarp's high standards of quality and service. you're also getting the great features that any medicare supplement pl

. >> while under the watchful eye of the vatican's swiss guards and pope francis himself.nd dueling divas. mariah carey, a mainstay at the rockefeller christmas tree lighting notably absent this year. in her place, the legendary diana ross. could diana now be the new supreme queen of christmas? >> what? >> our full investigation ahead in "the skinny." it is thursday, november 29th. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> things are getting interesting. >> there is somewhere mary wilson is like, she's kind of like, yeah, i go with mariah. >>> let's begin on the west coast. we begin with the fears of a new weather disaster in california as a new major storm hits the west coast. >> residents fear flash flooding and mudslides like what hit montecito last winter. at least 20 people died in the area which had been stripped of vegetation by wildfire. >> and it could happen again. we've had the wildfires and now this storm. it is bringing heavy rain to coastal communities and snow in the mountains further inland from washington all the way down to southern california.

. >> pope francis dining with 1500 people in the vatican over the weekend.rowd he lamented the poor are weeping while the wealthy few feast on injustice. injustice is the perverse route to poverty. >> up next, there could be fewer u.s. troops along our southern border with mexico. are you ready? were hearing from a general about troop levels. the caravan has arrived in tijuana. the tragic events of september 11th tore through our families and communities... ...but it did not break our spirit. we run to remember we run to honor and we run because we will never forget ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you >> 's. >> the pentagon may be scaling back the troops at the border this week. the lieutenant general telling political the missions and date remains december 15 that all of the active-duty troops who wer

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pope francis also talking out, speaking in favor of freely allowing migrants to cross our borders, saying"migrants build a country." wow! those are powerful forces, aren't they? well, so is the president of the united states. thank goodness. be sure to vote in the poll tonight. the question is do you support president trump's efforts to secure our borders, end chain migration, and establish merit-based immigration policies? cast your vote on twitter. @loudobbs. follow me on twitter and like me on facebook and instagram. follow me. @loudobbstonight. we separate fax from fiction about the false claims from the left. and the koch brothers. so-called experts about what the president can and cannot do about the 14th amendment. and birthright citizenship. we're coming right back. stay with us. time and time again, you know when i'm doing street magic..i'll walk up to someone and i can just see they're against me right? they don't want to be amazed. they don't want this experience to happen. ♪i needed to try but then the magic happens. and all of that falls away. (amazement & laughter) it's the

. >> pope francis is praying for the victims of the fires. he said he wanted to offer a special prayer to all those stricken by the fire in california. he went on to say, they the lord will come the deceased into peace and comfort. and sustain all those involved in the rescue efforts. >>> the california senator toward the fire zone and they released photos of senator harris meeting with the firefighters. in a statement she said my heart aches for the families who lost everything including loved ones. i am incredibly grateful to the firefighters who have been hard at work fighting these fires.>>> 5:08. still ahead for pg&e and more questions after the company reported another powerline failure. coming up, the latest on the investigation into how the camp fire may have started. >>> >>> e raiders win their second game. was going on there -- gruden and tom vacar t -- carr the california is not the only part of the state dealing with wildfires. the woolsey fire is still burning but firefighters are making progress. the fire is 91% contained and ca

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