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in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. while in calcutta formerly where mother teresa focused missionary work half a century others watched the canonization on a large television screen. erin and paul traveled to rome from dallas. they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is ath.han two decades after her seth doan, cbs news, rome. >>> we want to note the passing of dabney montgomery, a tuskegee airman in world war ii and civil rights activist in selma, alabama. he served as a bodyguard for dr. martin luther king jr. in 2007, montgomery was issued a congressional medal of honor remained active in his final weeks talking to schoolkid about his experience. he was 93 years old. >>> coming up next, this weekend's powerful earthquake in oklahoma shakes up the oil and gas industry. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth this is your skin. this is your skin in the sun. >>> the u.s. is rushing into a deal with russia to try t

in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. as calcutta where mother teresa focused missionary work for half a century. others watched canonization on a large television screen. the two traveled from rome from dallas they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. great compassion for the less fortunate. so, she means something to many people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: the albanian-born, nobel peace prize winner who the shadows, was honored today in the bright sun light. less than two decades after her death. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >>> the zika virus continues to spread around the word. latest hot spot, singapore. health officials there confirm 27 new cases of locally transmitted zika. in all, doctors have confirmed nearly 250 cases nationwide. here in the u.s., the storm the heavy rain kept mosquito fighters indoors nearly a week. and the high wind could spread insects around the state. for the first time in the u.s. researchers have trapped mosquitoes carrying the virus.

in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. as calcutta where mother teresa focused missionary work for half a century. others watched canonization on a large television screen. the two traveled from rome from dallas they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. great compassion for the less fortunate. so, she means something to many people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: the albanian-born, nobel peace pr dedicated her life to those in the shadows, was honored today in the bright sun light. less than two decades after her death. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >>> the zika virus continues to spread around the word. latest hot spot, singapore. health officials there confirm 27 new cases of locally transmitted zika. in all, doctors have confirmed nearly 250 cases nationwide. here in the u.s., the storm to fight the virus in florida. the heavy rain kept mosquito fighters indoors nearly a week. and the high wind could spread insects around the state. for the first time in the u.s. research

erin and paul traveled to rome from dallas. they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. great compassion for the, the, the less fortunate. so, she means something to many people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: the albanian born nobel peace prize winner who dedicated her life to those in the shadows, was honored today in the bright sunlight. less than two decades after her death. seth doan, cbs news, rome. >>> we want to note the passing of dabney montgomery, a tuskegee airman in world war ii and civil rights activist in selma, alabama. he served as a bodyguard for dr. martin luther king jr. in 2007, montgomery was issued a congressional medal of honor remained active in his final weeks talking to schoolkid about his experience. he was 93 years old. >>> coming up next, this weekend's powerful earthquake in oklahoma shakes up the oil and gas industry. ♪ >>> the u.s. is rushing into a deal with russia to try to end syria's long and brutal civil war. officials spent the weekend tryin

it was not the ghetto of venice that was the crucial ghetto in my opinion, but it was the ghetto of rome which was forged in 1555 by pope paul and according to kenneth stone and other monumental work on this topic, was really created in an effort to try to get the jews to converge, and also at a moment in history when the reformation was leading to a certain need on the part of the vatican to make rome into a more attractive space. they wanted to create an environment in which the jews could be shown as an example, even, as what happens when you don't convert. when the pope created this ghetto, he wrote it up and it was distributed around the world i see that as a crucial moment because it now becomes a critical framework that becomes an example of how jews should be and can be segregated around the world. >> you can watch this and other programs online booktv.org. >> you're watching book tv at c-span two, television for serious readers. here's here's a look at our primetime lineup for tonight. we will kick off the evening with hal scott. he will discuss his book on the financial system.

seth doan, cbs news, rome. of dabney montgomery, a tuskegee airman in world war ii and civil rights activist in selma, alabama. he served as a bodyguard for dr. martin luther king jr. in 2007, montgomery was issued a congressional medal of honor remained active in his final weeks talking to schoolkid about his experience. he was 93 years old. >>> coming weekend's powerful earthquake in oklahoma shakes up the oil and >>> the u.s. its not rushing into a deal with russia to try to end syria's long and brutal civil war. o officials spent the weekend trying to reach an agreement. margaret brennan is traveling with president obama at the g-20 summit in china. >> reporter: u.s. officials thought they would be announcing russia to kwopd nacoordinate ais in syria. but there was a hitch. >> there still remains a couple of tough issues. >> reporter: russia pulled back from their initial agreement from the u.s. it would have ended the syrian regime air attacks on civilians and enabled aid to flow into besieged starving cit

. >> she has effectively doomed rome's candidacy saying hosting the games is a waste of rome's money. she said rome is currently unlivable and is in need of upgrade to public services. >> okay. rome's withdrawal has to be approved by city lawmakers, leaving only los angeles, paris, budapest as candidate cities for the 2024 games. >> the decision on hosting 2024 will be made next september. summer games are to be held in tokyo in the summer of 2020. >> boston was a candidate that pulled out, and paris has been trying to get it for the last >> going to have to do a little better in terms of how the cities are, i guess, aided in building all this stuff? they spend a lot of money to put the events together. doesn't seem like they reap enough benefits to make it count. >>> coming up, we are just four days and counting from one of the most anticipated presidential debates in recent memory. >> for the first one-on-one encounter, the candidate's debate prep strategies couldn't be more different. >>> first, a look at today's >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by chewy.com.

toexpenditure cannot afford so rome is asking for help in preserving history. it was hardly a quick power wash. we watched earlier this summer as workers painstakingly leveled the steps. the ceo john chris toph says his company which has a story down beneath they restored the steps in the heart of this city of 3 million residents. >> on the one end -- the city to make sure the city is at its best. >> reporter: these two monday wants - tours of this ancient capital. no coined that they chose to work on something close to their stories? >> location location location. >> he says the scale of restoration work that still need to be done is staggering. >> it gives you an idea, number one, why rome can say we have more world heritage than anyplace in the world. on the other hand, you cannd ve -- can understand very clearly they need help. million in renovation work before it can reopen. mausoleum needs a 10 million dollar fix. students on this college program were surprised by the state of some monuments. >> kind of make you wonder what has happened to these sites and

mother teresa was canonized by pope francis in front of a crowd of thousands in rome. although she might always be known as holiness. mother teresa is now saint teresa. this just 19 years after her death. mother teresa was canonized by pope francis in front of a crowd of thousands in rome. although she might always be known as "mother" her newly bestowed title is saint teresa of calcutta. for those unable to make the trip to the vatican ... the denver archdiocese held a special celebration for the newest saint. every pew and every aisle at st. joseph's church in denver were filled with people honoring the new saint.. st. teresa of late 1980s and announced she would send nuns to colorado from the missionaries of charity --- the order she founded. four nuns from india are currently living in denver and working with homeless women in the area. creeping up on us. but some think the jackolanterns and the christmas trees are out in stores way too early. so what's the rush? we'll have the meaning behind the it may be labor day out.... every year seems like the holidays come e

seth stone, cbs news, rome. >> lydia: mother teresa died in 1997 at the age of 97. some say the church executedded fame and reputation. people here in cleveland are honoring her sainthood. many gathered at the cultural garden today to celebrate her canonization. they laid flowers at the foot of her statue. bishop roger grease told us how he thinks mother teresa will help catholics as a saint. >> any time we get a new saint in a catholic church, we look forward to the opportunity to pay her honor and pay her respect, because we know because of the canonization period and the mirac in her name, that she touches the face of god. and so we need people that we can look to and we can count on to her our prayers. >> lydia: i love mother teresa. at the ceremony they same -- sang the same indian song they sang in rome this morning. >> arctic coming up on cleveland 19 news, we have the latest in campaign 2016. we'll tell you who is leading in the polls when we come back. >> announcer: get breaking cleveland 19 news app, powered >> announcer: live from cleveland's news center,

taking place on this glorious rome summer morning.ain for those of you watching an joining us, you see the magnificent image of mother teresa hanging. the unveiling takes place at the beatification. >> pope francis begins by referencing the book of wisdom, the reading, first reading we heard at mass today, who can learn the counsel of god. the question in the book of wisdom that we have just heard in the readings as pope francis suggests that our life is a mystery, that we do not possess the key to understanding it. there are always two protagonists, god and man. our task is to perceive the call of god and theno do his will. but in order to do his will, we must ask ourselves what is god's will in my liflife. >> we find the answer in the same passage of the book of wisdom. people were taught in order to ascertain the call of god, we must ask ourselves and understand what pleases god. on many occasions, the prophets proclaimed what was pleasing to god? the message found a wonderful synthesis in the words i want mercy, not sacrifice. got

. >>> plus the reopening of rome's iconic spanish steps. seth doane takes us to the beloved landmark after a year-long restoration. ahead, why world famous fashion house footed the bill. >>> time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "the dallas morning news" reports on a new ice cream recall in ten southern states. blue bell says an ingredient from a supplier could be tainted with listeria. no illnesses hbe chocolate chip cookie dough and cookie two-step are the affected flavors. blue bellwethered another listeria recall a year ago. to fened out more, logon to our website. >> cookie two-step?ue bell, then the country. >> got it. >>> palm springs, the desert sun reports that nestle is allowed watershed. environmental analysts worry the creek will dry up. >>> "the new york times" reports on a new theory about how modern humans moigrated around the world. researchers connected dna from cultures around the globe and studied genomes from hundreds of people. scientists concluded that nonafricans today electricity the

at its rome at its height. later this year of the 22-volume documentary "history of the first federal provides us with the ability to see how deeply the idea vampire impacted the institution that implement the constitution between 1789 and 1791. its members, serving in what a newspaper termed as "the great court of our empire," was clearly conscious of laying the foundation of a rising empire. correspondents, the official documents, and the aboundsr commentary with reference to its vastness, newness, youthfulness, rising nature, and such other dignity,istics as its prosperity, and mission. well, of course, as its relationship to the enlightenment. newspaper articles mention the american empire directly when discussing several issues before congress, including amendments to the constitution, ones that became known in the 20 of ,entury as the bill of rights the excise system, regulation of these slave trade, the organization, coordination, and tail of the public lands, the location of the federal seat of governme

amy kellogg is live in rome. amy, how is she being remembered?> it was not just a weekend of ceremony but an opportunity for people to reflect on the mother teresa truisms, things that she said during her lifetime, like you cannot forgive unless you totally forget. another one that was holiness does not consist of extraordinary things but greeting whatever god dishes out to you with a smile. people have been remembering what she said and she has been widely quoted around the world. she became a saint with fast track because she had two big advocates, pope francis, who shares her approach to doing as much as possible fsht poor and pope john paul ii to whom she was very close. he streamlined the process dropping the miracle requirement from four to two. saint teresa was honored for her service to the sick, poor and unwanted in calcutta, particularly. a story we know quite well right now. but people reflected on the less-known aspects of the nun's life such as her 50 year period of spiritual doubt when she found herself unable to pray or feel god's

42 rome ohio atrec 41 believe it or not these temperatures are running a little below average. morning overhead lows obviously this depends on where they are these storms will jump up to 50 so here is the cold front. it is a very strong cold front but more than that you see these more in spring and fall then than you do in theri summertime. brain from texas all the way up into the upper peninsula ofu michigan seems like pretty severe weather marching from west to date today we will be in the upper sixties by noon. most of us will stay in the upper seventies. a quick look here and tomorrow we are anticipating showers in about 15. >>> explains body camera taking you inside what happened moments after the crime. >> and gallic found the case ended with a surprise twist to you what's goi what happened?d? >> they came and said i want to kill you. >> police scrambled to the scene of a shooting. inside they find a woman who claims she shot her ex-boyfriend inin defense and a man inside te house backs up of her story. >> that's when he started >> he is a's videos on he is in you than i

and rome, once mistress of the world, shall fade. one man told his hartford connecticut audience in 1787 that "every free citizen of the american empire ought to consider himself as the legislature for half of mankind." the french have always had a gift for analyzing the american character. in 1785, after six years in the united states, a french diplomat captured the pride and chauvinism of the revolutionary generation in his description of americans as "inpatient to act and play a role in the world. egotistical to access, imagining that all nations on to sacrifice their interests to america's prosperity, and that their revolution has changed all government, measuring the importance of their country by the immensity of their territory, and anticipating future greatness." these sentiments were echoed by another french diplomat in 1789. the french have always had a gift for analyzing the american character. in 1785, after six years in the united states, a french diplomat captured the pride and chauvinism of the revolutionary generation

our correspondent has more from rome. >> reporter: hi, poppy. what a day it has been. it is very hot in rome right now, but it didn't stop about 120,000 people from coming down here to the square. they came from all over the world. we saw flags from india, albania and all countries in between. everybody loved mother teresa. she was everybody's nun. and they came here to hear pope francis make the official declaration in latin that mother teresa was now saint teresa of calcutta. and when he did that, poppy, a huge cheer went up from the crowd. great enthusiasm here for the life of this nun. of course, the vatican conducts a long investigation into the life of a potential saint. one of the things that they look for are the two miracles. one that they found was a brazilian man who said that he had been cured of a brain infection, of abscesses on his brain, when he held a prayer card with a picture of mother teresa to his head and kept it under his pillow. and he and his wife prayed to her for his healing. after this solemn ceremony, i have to say pope francis surprised us

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police also released surveillance video showing hedgepath and her rome mate just hours before she was found bludgeoned to death in her off- campus apartment. police identified an immigranty bottle of rum as the murder weapon. there is a $40,000 reward for information leading to the killer. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in rocky mount. >> we have a live report at 7:30 on the abduction of a 2- new sat tests. find out how high school after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, while his net worth has increased over 500%... making over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard burr. >>> i'm lena tillett with top stories. breaking news this morning on a statewide amber alert. rocky mount police are look for 2-year-old nevaeh richardson. we are told richardson's mother was visiting a family friend around midnight and her car was stolen with the child in the back seat. they are

and although it was for just a few minutes, spoke with her once in rome. >> there was a real gentleness about her, a real goodness about her and a real joy and peace about her when one could sense her holiness and her goodness. >> reporter: that goodness not just for christians, but anyone she could help. different religions, admire her. >> in india the people say she's a living saint. >> saint teresa of calcutta visited denver in the late ?2 1980s. four nuns from india are currently living in denver and working with homeless women. >> i'm sure they have spectacular stories. i'm not surprised to see that the church was overflowing as i'm sure they were around the world. how cool that so many of us lived during a time that she s wonderful work. >> that was one of the reasons many team told me why they were so excited, because they actually saw her good deeds throughout the years. this isn't something where we just read about in a back. this is something that we witnessed because, you know, she was around here in our time. >> it will be difficult to make the shift from mother teresa for s

in rome, amy kellogg, fox news. the canonization of mother teresa was extra special for one southeast wisconsin parish. there was a full house this morning at blessed teresa of calcutta church in north lake. archbishop listecki was at the waukesha county parish this morning to lead parishoners at the church say this is a very special day. as a parish they try to follow in mother theresa's footsteps. it's so special for us here, because there is a strong mission in this particular parish to serve the poor and serve people who need help. a group of 26 people actually traveled from blessed teresa of calcutta parish to rome to witness this morning's cn you can watch the holy mass and canonization of mother teresa on our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. we have posted a full video of the mass as shared by the vatican. going away to college should be about hope, dreams...and yes, fun. but sadly..for too many college students..it includes dealing with sexual assault. what some colleges are d

w rome ohio was at 46, rock creek at 49. 53 right now in chagrin falls. if you have an outdoor thermometer 72 on send us a message on social media and let us seedi if it's retweeted. still comfortably independence and all the way up into berea. drifting east of front will start back to the west of a little over west a little over the next couple offe days betwn boston new york martha's vineyard all the way down into new jersey will be impacted by a hermine. the reason is the high that is. overhead that is kept us drives drifting east end of this tropical system is being caught underneath it. beginning of the cold front won't be here until about friday. temperatures go back in the low to middle eighties today and tomorrowlo and probably upper eighties by the middle of the week. we will continue to highlight what we have already seen, mostly sunny skies and most of us will be a little above 80 degrees. some high clouds off the lake. temperature 77 from geneva on the lake all the weight out into cedar point where we have pockets of lower eighties to the coun

our correspondent ben wedeman live in rome. thank you. >>> brazil's first female president dilma rousseff now out of a job. the senate voting to remove her from office finding her guilty. lawmakers decided she can run for office in the future. the vice president michelle timur has been serving was interim president since may, she was sworn in and serve the remainder of her term. >>> the veterans foundation, the object of a cnn report, is closing its doors for good. the organization has severed ties with the president thomas berch. it gave less than 2% of the ref know to the nation's heroes. >>> first day of september. let's get an early start on your money for the month. dow futures are higher. up beat economic data ahead of friday's jobs report. stocks slipped yesterday to end august where it started. strong gains in europe stocks and shares in asia are mixed. shares in oil are rising. >>> check out the 38 days here of the s&p has not made a daily move of 1%. the s&p 500 has not moved 1% since july 8th. there is a 17-day strea

and her holiness. >> manion was ordained priest in december of 1971 in rome.r teresa couldn't make it. but left this momento for the sisters to give to him. >> deer father mike only for jesus, be a holy priest, god bless you mother teresa. >> he worked with mother teresa in calcutta. he would see her a half dozen times a year and would take pictures of mother meeting her many add myhr err. >> in washington many many people would line up by the hundreds to meet mother. >> his favorite this magical mother moment of mother theresa and a little baby at the gift of peace out in washington, d.c. framed photo now hangs in his office for all to see. >> that brought out the very, very best smile of mother. the eyes say it all. and people would sometimes look at mother's picture not having known her and say, look at the wrinkles. the people that met her never noticed the wrinkles. they only noticed the smile and the eyes. >> on september 5th, 1997, mother teresa died at the age of 87. after finishing her dinner in prayers her weakened heart finally gave out. >> shortly

her holiness. >> manion was ordained a private in december of 1971 in rome.other teresa couldn't make it but left this moten tow for the sisters to give to him. >> dear father mike the only through jesus through mary, be a holy priest. god bless you mother teresa. >> he worked with her calcutta and maybe see her a half dozen times a year and often takes pictures of mother meeting her many admirers. >> in washington, many, many people would line up by the hundreds to meet mother. >> reporter: his favorite, this magical moment of mother teresa and a little baby at the gift of piece house in washington, d.c. the frame photo now hangs in his office for all to see. >> that brought out the very very best smile of mother. the eyes say the all. people would sometimes look at mother's picture and not having known her and say oh look at the wrinkles. the people that met her never noticed the wrinkles. they only notice thed the smile and the eyes. >> on september 5th, 1997, mother teresa died at the age of 87. after finishing her dinner and prayers her weakened heart fi

we come back, we'll begin with a short video that the archbishop made several months ago while this rome. ,, ,,,, ,, . >>> we are all grateful. there can be no more appropriate time for this great event for the likes of the church than this jubilee year of mercy pope francis proclaimed. mother teresa with tote and will unconditional -- tote and will unconditional help is god in action. we see mercy in work of charity. pope francis declare this is year of jubilee mercy in the face of mercy. jesus christ is the face of god's mercy. mother teresa understood this and always spoke about recognizing jesus in the many disguises used. she saw him in the poor and became his face, the face of mercy to them. it's especially a great joy for us and the archdiocese of san francisco as the missionaries of charity are a prominent presence for us and tremendous blessing for life of our local church in the ministries they carry out, hospice, caring for needy women, feeding the poor. we have the great blessing of hosting for all americas of san francisco die diocese. i wish to offer you congratulations, as

she said rome is currently upgrade of public services. >> okay. rome's withdrawal has to be approved by city lawmakers, leaving only los angeles, paris, budapest as candidate cities for the 2024 games. >> the decision on hosting 2024 will be made next decision. summer games are to be held in tokyo in the summer of 2020. >> boston was a candidate that pulled out, and paris has been three olympics, so who knows. >> going to have to do a little better in terms of how the cities are, i guess, aided in building all this stuff? they spend a lot of money to put the events together. doesn't seem like they reap enough benefits to make it count. >>> coming up, four days and counting from the most anticipated presidential debates in memory. >> for the first one-on-one encounter, the debate prep strategies couldn't be more different. >>> first, a look at today's temperatures. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of you

the mayor says rome is too much in debt to a for the investment needed for the games.t is good news for paris, a city also in the running to host the 2024 olympics. let's take a look at today's headlines. the u.s. says russia is behind the attack on an eight convoy in syria, a claim moscow firmly denies. in the new york bombing last weekend is charged with four offenses, including using weapons of mass destruction. two days of clashes in the democratic republic of congo leave close to 45 people dead. all right, timeout for business news with stephen carroll. lots of focus on central banks today with a meeting of the federal reserve in the u.s. that is going to wrap up later today. west: markets are jittery as await that decision from the central bank and the united states on whether or not it is going to raise interest rates. the majority of analysts are not expecting this to be the meeting where the fed takes action, but the reserve has been signaling for some time that another rate rises on the way, the first in nine years. host: there was a decision from the central

reporter: the club of rome wants drastic changes to the way we run our societies.arget of 1% a year global growth. financial rewards for those without children come in higher taxes for fossil fuels. the economic system is destroying our planet. germany's development minister of sin of the numbers. >> since 1960 rate of growth has increased sevenfold. co2 emissions have quadrupled, the number of people almost doubled. reporter: for more than four decades the club has been warning about such developments. it argues because it of pursuing economic growth is fundamentally flawed. to combat climate change in pollution, he wants to reign in the increasingly liberalized markets. still, the world tends to listen up every time it has something to say. brent: they should be kicked out. that is what luxembourg's foreign minister says the year kenyan union should do with hungary. just ahead of friday's eu summit in slovakia, luxembourg's foreign minister in interview with the german newspaper says that the young gary and prime minister has massively violated the values of the

we know the story a physical meadow in rome -- gold medal in rome. and then he became a symbol of unrest in america when he began to claim both his blackness and his desire to campaign against the war in vietnam. this piece of equipment was crucial for his career and for us to have this allows us to interpret mohammed ali from many lenses. jim -- from the history gym. one of the things that is so important is to realize how much goes behind the scenes and making a museum work. in this case, we had to start from crotch -- scratch. we had to build a system to protect all the material we found. and build the system to track it and it is a long, complicated process that takes many years to complete. what happens when you try to go the museum is that the notion of getting these collections. one of the challenges if the variety of ways to do this. early my career was presented easy -- pretty easy. people felt the desire to give the the smithsonian. as times change, these things became a commodity. you had planet hollywood and hard rock cafe. suddenly peopl