that is not what biblical scripture teaches. what it says is we are not supposed to judge one another as far as the outcome of each other's souls. only god gets to decide if we will have eternal life. we are supposed to judge one another in human form. in size, our entire judicial system is based on biblical scripture. host: thank you for the call. this is a list of the ds -- elizabeth diaz in "time" magazine. tweet saying, the pope does not preach to politics like past ones have, the pope preaches love, too much for some to handle. let's go to john in california. democrats line. caller: hello. the stuffg because you've got this morning is really funny th to me. the pope, you know, is a joke. he is not a child of god. his visit, he don't have nothing to do with the bible. blackble is a group of people, hispanics, and native americans. god was black. caller, i have to jump in. you are going way off base. explain where you're coming from. caller: truth. i'm telling you the truth. host: your source? caller: the pope, he took everyt

there is enough the scriptural power of the church, the wedding at cana is a jewish wedding and there is no priest. anyway the question was how did priests react to my book? i don't say there fine if there around they will teach us, they are loving, they will will help organize ourselves as christians. we don't need them for everything. we don't need them from the eucharist either because there is no trans sensation in the early church and the early doctrine, but she said how did priests react to that? i only know the ones who liked it. [laughter] know that doesn't mean a lot of other people don't hate it. although the ones who have expressed hate, not to be personally, are all laypeople they want the priest to tell them what to do more than the priests want to tell them on their own. at least the ones i know. they knew i was not attacking the priesthood, what happens now catholics if they come to the church on sunday and there is no priest shows up, they say well there's nothing for us to do, let's get out of here. that would not have happened in augustine's church, church, he had ta

guest: i would have to go back and talk about the scriptural reference, but i think the major scriptural reference the holy father has talked on his genesis 2:15, where god said to adam and eve, go and till and be productive, but also care for the earth. the holy father does not present himself as a scientist. a pastorts himself as of souls, someone interested in the common good, and someone seeking to use the best scientific information available. in that regard, i have to say that in seminary, i used to think that one matters of life , always take the safer course. i, for one, take seriously the idea that we preserve our common home, the earth, for future generations. >> you told the religion writers that you hoped you did not get so caught up in the preparations that you didn't enjoy the pope's visit. host: thank you for joining us as part of your preparations leading up to it. thank you for your time. guest: thank you so much. host: let's turn to you. we have talked a lot about whether this visit will be politicized. despite the archbishop's hopes for it notimpossible to. let's talk

"bember scripture says, holy, for i am holy." priests the road with holiness.>> [speaking latin] >> holy father, it is a great honor and enjoy to welcome you to the archdiocese of washington and its cathedral. our mother church bears the name of st. matthew, the apostle, whose experience of god's love and call are expressed in your [speaking foreign language] in the future when we look at the great mosaic of st. matthew, we will be reminded of your concern for us as you begin your nation andsit to our the archdiocese. the archdiocese of washington just celebrated its 75th anniversary, which included with our commitment to reflect the love and truth of jesus. ,n behalf of the lay faithful the clergy, and the religious in this church and our nation's capital, i express our profound renew ouron as we loyalty, pledge our affection, and recommit ourselves to your call to be true missionary disciples. pleasure my distinct to welcome in your presence my brother bishops who gather here to pray with you. to presenty honor the president of the united -- of catholic bisho

with regard to people who called in and made judgment comments, scripture says not to judge. if i recall correctly, don't judge others because by the measure that you judge you will also be judged. i think it is rather important not to judge, and that is what the pope is basically said. host: ok, ambassador nicholson? guest: you're right, scripture does say that, but structure also provides guidance for people about how christ, through the disciples and the gospels, wanted people to live their life. behavior,rtant, their the rule of the 10 commandments. they are a map for people, to guide them in the righteous way to live. it is a responsibility of religious leaders and others, i think, to train people to do that and to help them comport their lives in that way. that is where i think the most isce and happiness exists, when people are following the dictates of their religious conscience, if they have one, or the training that they have gotten. ethics, morals, and integrity. totally fair, but if people do stray they are to be forgiven. if they seek forgiveness, if they are rep

a society is not determined by wealth or power or station or lebrity but by how well we look at scripture to lift up the poor and the marginalized. to stand up for justice and against inequality and to ensure that every human being is able to live in dignity because we are all made in the image of god. [applause] you remind us that the lord's most powerful message is mercy. that means welcoming the stranger with empathy and a ruly open heart. from the refugee who flees wore-torn lands to the immigrant who leaves home in search of a better life. [applause] it means showing compassion and love for the marginalized and the outcast to those who suffered and those who've caused suffering and seek redemption. you remind us of the cost of war, particularly on the powerless and defenseless and urge us toward the imperative f peace. [applause] holy father, we are grateful for your invaluable support of our new beginning with the cuban people which holds out the promise -- which holds out the promise of better relations between our countries, greater cooperation across our hemisphere and a better l

i think those of us that pay close attention to scripture - i know you do, patrick. we have to remember when jesus, whom i believe that pope francis is modelling his work and message after. when jesus talked and preached according to the scriptures, it was offensive to those that wanted to maintain the institution of religion, those that wanted to paint the status quo. any time you speak words that help people to think of themselves differently and re-imagine themselves, it can be offensive to many people, and those that practice the kind of faith that is exclusive. it can be offensive to those that want to be upholders of the institutions. for those who are on the underside of humanity, those in the margins, those that have been ostracised. it is liberation, it is freedom, and a break through in the public discourse. i'm glad this message and language gom nated the public discourse for the past several days. >> pastor, i'm curious to know what you felt about the pope's vision to the prison. he talked about how many african-americans and latinos, and people who are p

society is not determined by wealth or power or station or celebrity, but right how well we hold to scripturese poor and marginalized. [applause] to stand up for justice, against inequality, to ensure that every human being is able to live in dignity, because we are all made in the image of god. [applause] your mind is that the lord's most powerful message is mercy. that means welcoming the stranger with empathy and a truly open heart. [applause] refugees who fleet war-torn lands to the immigrant 's home in search of a better life. immigrant who leaves home in the search for a better life. [applause] it means showing compassion and love for the marginalized and the outcast, for those who causeed and those who suffering and seek redemption. you remind us of the cost of war. particularly, on the powerless, and defenseless, and urge us towards the imperative of peace. [applause] holy father, we are grateful for support with the new beginning of the cuban people -- [applause] which holds out the promise of better relations between our countries, and greater cooperation across our hemisphere, and a

measure as a society is not determined by wealth or power or station or but by how well we hate the scripturese poor. [applause] to stand up for justice, against to ensure that every human being is able to live in dignity, because we are all made -- of god.e off god world'snd us that the most powerful message is mercy. well committing a stranger with empathy and an open heart. [applause] from the refugees who flee war-torn lands to the immigrant who leads home -- leaves home in the search for a better life. [applause] it means showing compassion and to the outcast, to those who seekr and those redemption. you remind us of the cost of war. powerless,y, on the and urges towards the imperative of peace. [applause] holy father, we are grateful for the support of the cuban people. [applause] which holds out the promise of better relations between our countries, and greater cooperation among our hemisphere and a better life for the cuban people. we thank you for your passionate voice against deadly complex that ravaged the life of men, women and children. and your call to resist the sirens of war an

and it points to being largely manmade and something we have not seen from a pope before and using scripturethis is 184-page document talking about you know the responsibility that catholics and humans around the world have to try and do what they can to conserve and try and move away and that is the sort of topic and traveled and talked to catholics there who are trying to reconcile these political views and their livelihoods with the belief and what the direction that the pope has given them in terms of his views with climate change and people welcome the changes and welcome the discussion and again it's still you know has a political edge to it as well, so we are seeing as was mentioned you know republican congressman from arizona has decided to boycott or said he was going to boycott the address in congress but people here are trying to find a way to reconcile some new views they are hearing from this pope and trying to see the substance of them and reconcile them and see if there is a way to bridge that divide between science and the church. >> yeah, great point. usher live for us and t

we begin with the series of readings from a scripture culminating in a proclamation of the gospel. [ speaking spanish ] >> reading from the book of isaiah. the people who walked in darkness have seen a great light upon those who dwelled in the land of gloom, a light has shown. you have brought them abundant joy and great rejoicing. at the harvest, as people make merry when dividing spoils. for the yoke that burdens them. the pull on their shoulder, and the rod of their task master. you have smashed. as on the day of midian. for a child is born us. a son is given us. upon his shoulder, dominion rests. they name him wonder counselor. god hero. father forever. prince of peace. his dominion is vast and forever peaceful. from david's throne and over his kingdom. which he confirms as sustains. by judgment and justice. both now and forever. the zeal of the lord of hosts will do this. [ music ] [ singing ] i will hear what god proclaims, my lord for he proclaims peace. those who fare him, glory in our land. the lord speaks of peace. kindness and truth will be, justice and peace shall keep. t

but when asked about his favorite scripture, he told reporters it was too personal a question. >> when you become a christian, you want to tell others what happened to you. before i was saved, i didn't care about telling anybody about jesus christ. >> so you're saying -- >> once i gave my heart to the lord, i thought, man, everybody needs to know how to go to heaven. and i want to tell everybody. >> reporter: on other important issues like immigration the group as a whole is happy to see trump has the nerve to address it. they agree the southern border needs a wall. meanwhile, on the issue of abortion rights -- the fact that at one point he supported abortion rights and now he's pro life or says he's pro life. >> for me it just -- either you're pro life or you're not. that's where i'm at. >> if trump turns out to be the nominee, would you all vote for him? zbl zbl >> that is the one thing we have to do. he may not be the perfect person and there isn't a perfect candidate out there that has everything but we are going to have to rally around whoever becomes the nominee. >> randi kaye jo

pope is not shy about sharing his views on what catholics should think of political issues and what scripture dictates. what do you think he plans to say to congress, do you think? >> earlier this week, the play book of the visit is the language of the gospel, the language of a pastor, but whenever we apply that language and the gospel to life, it's eneverybody vittbly involves politics because politics is the way that we deal with one another and we deal with the world. the pope is coming to wake us up, to take responsibility for our brothers and sisters. the pope is coming to remain us of the sacredness and the dignity of human life. he's also coming to speak to us about the future of the family, the future of humanity that passes through the family. that wonderful expression of st. john paul ii. the future of humanity passes through the family. the pope is coming to bless all of those situations, to stir us up and, yes, there will be political ramifications because that means people are listening and people act upon his words. he's not just coming for a series of photo opportunities here.

and then with regard to people who are called in and made judgment comments, scriptures say not to judge, if i recall correctly. don't judge others because by the measure that you judge, you will also be judged. so i think it's rather important not to judge. and that's what the pope basically said. >> okay. ambassador nicholson. >> you're right. scripture does say that but it also provides guidance for people about how christ, through the disciples and the gospels want people to live their life and to comport their behavior to basically -- not the rule of law, the rule of the ten commandments. they're a map for people to guide them in the righteous way to live. and it's a responsibility of religious leaders and others i think to train people to do that and to help them comport their lives in that way, because that's where i think the most peace and happiness exists is when people, you know, are following the dictates of their religious conscience if they have one or the training that i faire, but, if people do stray, they are to be forgiven. there's no question about that. if they seek f

repeating those very same words that come from the scriptures of jesus' very actions and the idea thereg in all of those traditions. >> born catholic you receive a blessing. >> you come forth and receive blessing. i often say when popes come forward they fold their arms -- hold their arms may the body of christ protect you always. we're serious about the body and christ in the world. we should also be willing to welcome all and be of service and protect all. >> beautiful moment and as we setter communion will take awhile here. there are 1600 people in the basilica -- cathedral basilica so we will be hearing some beautiful music while folks receive the body and blood of christ. >> every time i see him -- not every time. i think back to 1936 when he was born on the 17th of december. his parents waited till christmas day to baptize him. >> baptize him, yeah. >> i don't know if that was a conscious thing on their part. we don't baptize on christmas here in the united states. but look what he's become. >> yeah. it is remarkable. parents of course very faithful catholics and having their own

with regard to people who called in and made judgment comments, scripture says not to judge. if i recall correctly, don't judge others because by the measure that you judge you will also be judged. i think it is rather important not to judge, and that is what the pope is basically said. host: ok, ambassador nicholson? guest: you're right, scripture does say that, but structure also provides guidance for people about how christ, through the disciples and the gospels, wanted people to live their life. behavior,rtant, their the rule of the 10 commandments. they are a map for people, to guide them in the righteous way to live. it is a responsibility of religious leaders and others, i think, to train people to do that and to help them comport their lives in that way. that is where i think the most isce and happiness exists, when people are following the dictates of their religious conscience, if they have one, or the training that they have gotten. ethics, morals, and integrity. totally fair, but if people do stray they are to be forgiven. if they seek forgiveness, if they are rep

. >> at the time tell the -- >> >> i made great effort teaching son scriptures.ing he might become land given to us by god. perhaps it is time to return. huh? so this is the new city of the jew jews? why don't they hail they new governor. >> only respect. >> how do we dress when we are taken so see the jewish god. >> no one sees him. they believe he is everywhere. >> everywhere? but cannot be seen? how do they know he exists? >> maybe he doesn't. bless him had, elizabeth. i have heard so much about you. >> i had given up hope that a trader spoke of the joseph of nazareth who had returned from afar. i felt at once it was your joseph. >> he brought us six years before he died and then blessed be god. left you a life that's good. >> is john the priest in the temple. >> my son the baptist is not beloved in the temple nor they of him. john in the wilderness. >> like isaiah. >> talk prophets with jesus and. >> you are blessed with such a child. >> jesus, too. he has learned in scripture. >> argues with the scribes and pharisees in the synagogue. >> then you and john wi

lbgt movement tend and pick choose scriptures.avis claims issuing licenses goes against her religious beliefs. >> hershey is getting recognition for being good to the environment. they made a dow jones stain ability list -- sustain ability list. >>> president obama put online tools helping families to choose a college. something special to the list, will tell students just how much graduates of the school earn when they leave college. >>> wall street is adding to friday's gains. investors looking for news on interest rates, stocks pointing to a higher open. >>> it was a perfect opening weekend for the perfect guy at the box office, a new thriller was tops at the movies this weekend taking in 26.7 million. that's more than double what it cost to make the film coming in at a close second, m. night shyamalanian's film came in second. >> it is now 4:48 still to come on "action news," new billboards are up in south jersey. how a local family severance for clues in an unsolved murder. >> a georgia father is in court facing charges that

i attended catholic schools from ages 5 to 18 in which we would recite prayers and study the scriptures. and the words and actions of pope francis have reminded me what i as an outsider have always admired deeply about christianity. that its central message is simple and powerful. be nice to the poor. i remember being surprised to see what christian values had come to mean in american culture and politics. . heated debates over abortion, contraception and gays. in 13 years of reading, reciting and studying the bible, i didn't recall seeing much about these topics. that's because there is very little in there about them. as gary wills points out in his new book "the future of the catholic church with pope francis" many of the most prominent and contested stands taken by catholic authorities have nothing to do with the gospel. the church's positions on these matters were arrived at through interpretations of, quote, natural law, unquote, which is not based on anything in the bible. but wills points out, because those grounds looked weak, conservative clergy sought to bolster their views w

. >> whoopi goldberg saying abortion is not condemned by scripture. i will have some comments on that assertion. also ahead, dennis miller on more politically correct madness, now the kiss cam under attack. caulk, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the pope, president obama, and protecting the helpless, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a personal note, this memo may be one of the most important that i have ever written in 19 years. today pope francis spoke at the white house showing a dignity and purpose that should be admired by all. as you may know some americans believe the pope is too liberal in his world view. last night talking points addressed that. the memo is posted on bill o'reilly.com. tonight let's address what the pope and the president said. becauses pop speaks in heavily accented english i will quote him. mr. president, together with with their fellow citizens, american catholics are committed to building a sewed wh

but the pope seems to get it right every time when he quotes from his heart and from scripture and i'md of proverbs 31:8-10, speak out on behalf of the voiceless. he was basically saying to america, government leaders, political leaders, spiritual leaders, speak out on behalf of those who don't have a voice. >> he repeated a line he often has right along that line, saying a society basically will be judged or its worth depends on how it treats the weakest and the most vulnerable people in that society. >> you want to give us a ballpark estimate of what he might say later before he leaves? >> i think you're going -- the short answer is no, kelly. the long answer is i don't think you'll see great surprise, but you will see francis at his best because he's with people. he's energized and he's ready to go. >> i think he's giving a lot of people a lot to think on and great to talk about. great to see you. >> thank you. >> while we continue to keep close watch on the festivities taking place in philadelphia, we're also going to bring in some other stories making news right now. and turning t

the first pope to really use scientific evidence and talk about scripture to talk about the responsibility that ordinary americans and citizens around the world, and catholics have to try to prevent further damage to this earth. and people we have talked to are recognizing that. they say they are willing and interested in hearing more of the discussion that the pope has to bring to this visit here. but on the other hand as we also mentioned, there are people who say this is a political issue that the pope doesn't need to be engaged in. as you mentioned one republican congressman has said that he would boycott the pope's address in congress primarily because of his views on climate change, but on the other hand we have also seen institutions like notre dame announce that they would no longer burn coal for electricity, and that is the result of climate change that the pope has talked about taking action on. >> ashar we'll check back in approximate with you. i want to go live to libby casey. this pope today libby will be canonizing [ inaudible ]. talk to us about what lead up to his canonizat

i may be a little rusty on my scripture but i don't think the bible says propel people at the top of building. >> write out the number one reason a gay person is kicked out of their home is religious. when you have signs think a people should be killed it presents a real problem. >> the pope's stance is a catholic one of not being in support of game marriage but he is in support of tolerance. to meet there there are real concerns around the world, he mentioned isis, they really do behead. in seven muslim countries you can get the death penalty for being gay. have some perspective of what's going on in the world. >> if they want to peacefully protest the sign, fine that is their equal right. it is their freedom of speech to. >> exactly. >> i can't really help but think this is how this dude really feels. he is getting reaction of people and that must my cam feel good and propel him to do it. >> high-speed chase. >> the returning to court today just one day after in front of the judge be in charge of it murder of her 5-year-old son. prosecutor root said tapes are audible enough to be u

seen him preside over the mass, seen religious religious -- seen religion and heard talk of how the scripture combines and interacts with people and becomes politics. we saw a little of all of that today. the pope appeared at the front door of the vatican embasssy before 79:00 to greet -- embassy before 79:00 to greet school children. there were smiles, screams of joy and selfies. after a short drive in the middle car surrounded by mighty secret service s.u.v.'s the pope's appearance at the white house was greated with the formality and flourish of a state visit. president obama welcoming the pope. >> good morning. brad: pope urging stronger action on clean air. >> climate change is a problem that can no longer be left to our future generation. brad: the pope climbed in the pope mobile for a parade around the ellipse to greet thousands that gathered. he did not disappoint. the security team carrying two babies and a young girl to the pope for blessings. [applause] the gathering of 300 u.s. bishops at st. matthews seemed equally thrilled to be in the perhaps of the pope, prayers and the words

that's in our scripture. but we're not talking about squaring the circle.ave think that's what he would eventually say himself. >> really? >> yeah, that's my view. now i may get pummelled for that, i won't get punished for it, but a lot of people would agree. i had my mother's sister, her father was a doctor, her brother whereas a doctor, she became a nurse. she thought that she could never go to medical school. but she did. in the 1930s she went to women's medical college, later become the medical college of pennsylvania, and now it is part of drexel. and she went to medical school and sheas one of two psychologists in the city of philadelphia in the 1980s. that's what i am saying. if nothing is impossible with god, don't be too quick. >> pope francis has said god doesn't mind changes. >> that's right. and i have think he will be facilitating. you know, there are three models ever social -- of social change, one is fatalism, nothing can happen. the other one reform and revolution. and he is not a revolutionary, but he is a reformer. >> and he also talked a

scripture refers to the son of god as the word. jesus was the message of god's salvation in the flesh. he was truth, light, liberty and love. in the early scripture, the israel it isra israelite septembrose up and th sought a king to rule over them. and samuel knew that that was a mistake, but he saw god's counsel. he was driven to his knees in prayer. he searched for god's guidance. in first samuel chapter 8, it describes what was going on at that particular point this in n. time. it says not that god was pleased with their request. he wasn't. but as sometimes he opposes us for loving kindness, at other times he gratifies us in his wrath. when we keep god as our king, his burden is light. when we make man our king, we subjugate ourselves to the yoke of our own sin. those of us who are voting in the republican primary for president are not choosing a king who will dictate to us, but a leader who will listen to us. for those of us who are in christ, we already got a king. our country immediates a ruler. our country needs a ruler who

this pope is following the scriptures and examples. the pope has a great love for the people. he loves the poor, and he's preaching and living the message of the gospels, to go forth to feed the hungry, and we are blessed because catholic charities are behind us. when the cope decided to come. naturally he wanted to come to the catholic charities. and we are blessed because we are right here. they feel the pride. the people that bep -- belong to the parish feel the pride. with all the history. it will be visited by the holy father. they'll beam with pride. too much is a sin, but in this case, it's good pride. this is the pope. na makes it falling above the other visitors that have been here. it's the pope, the vicar of christ. our holy father. >> what do you see in your church. how has he influenced your congregation, your people? >> i think his life type. we can preach the gospel, to be kind, to be compassionate. if we walk by those in need, if we turn our back on those who are asking for assistance, they are just needs. this holy father preaches and lives it. >> he came with

they can learn what the scriptures say about eternity. >> for this woman it's a work of confirming failing>> i have to do with my body tells me to do. i'm going to meet jesus. >> reporter: other others wondeg if the spiritual experience awaits. >> i hear about a lot about the buzz. >> i'm a spiritual person. i haven't to church in awhile. don't tell anybody. >> too young to understand what's going on but i hope that at least the people there will give them a sense of, you know, how great of an experience this is. >> reporter: some began the experience a long bus ride like these students from michigan. >> whoo! >> part of that experience of the hope and the energy and the love that i feel pope francis bring and inspires all of us to do. >> that inspiration manifests in something most of could you say never have imagined an international worship service on the ben franklin bridge. ♪ >> we love him. and he's promoting peace, mercy. >> reporter: it's called the gateway to the pope and all officials estimate that about 15,000 people took patco another 2,000 or more walk across the bridge saturd

the mass was the centerpiece hearing the words of the pope his scripture and homily was special. >> i enjoyed when the pope asked for people to pray for him. it's humbling and shows the type of person he is. >> pope francis is an amazing man, he is so humble. the way he lights up when he see children. it is wonderful experience. >> france spent ten days in the western hemisphere visiting cuba, washington, d.c., new york city and philadelphia. >> not long after the mass, the pope made his way to philadelphia international airport. vice president joe biden left the send off delegation, before he boarded the plan he said a heartfelt farewell. it was -- it is hard to leave, pray for me, i pray for you, too. >> here's what it sounded like from the cockpit of the plane, shepherd one. >> thank you for everything. >>> we're waiting for when prayer force one will be back from rome. >> i'm guessing he is back, it's hard to believe it is all come and gone, we were waiting for so long and what a weekend. >> well, it can rain now. we want it to rain. >> reporter: it looks like we may actually get

society is not determined by wealth or power or station or celebrity, but by how well we follow scripturesh a call to the poor and those marginalized. >> the words echo the pope's criticism of what he calls rampant capitalism in the west. in st. matthew's cathedral, the pope addressed the 450 members of the american bishop's conference. he praised them for taking up the cause of immigrants, saying they will enrich the united states. he touched on the child sex abuse scandal, calling on american bishops to ensure that it never happens again. earlier, the pope road through washington in his motorcade. i--- rode through washington in his motorcade. >> the pope is not steering clear of issues. we expected that. he has received a big welcome, and some are surprised at how big it has been. our religious affairs correspondent is traveling with the pope and is in washington. >> this is only the second day of pope francis'visit to the united states, but apparently americans have taken him into their hearts, especially the obama family. they went out to meet the pontiff on his arrival, as though he

he wrote a document blending scripture with science to build the case for protecting the environment. there's some backlash, saying it's ridiculous to promote what he calls questionable science as catholic church. >>> congressional leaders know many lawmakers will be excited to hear the speech. leaders are asking lawmakers to avoid anything that could put him behind like hand shakes and conversations with fellow dignitaries. as long as he's on time, pope francis will speak to lawmakers at 10 a.m. you can watch the speech plus all the events live. we'll stream the coverage on our website. >>> the silver spring transit center officially opened this week which means there's still a lot of people trying to figure out how to get through this system. it's got three levels and you can enter through each one. each level has access to different modes of transportation. some riders are skeptical the center will run smoothly. others say it was worth the wait. >> i'm glad this day has arrived. everything now is very convenient. you don't have to walk all over the place trying to look for a bus. >

because those same scriptures that they are pointing out were the same scriptures they used to keep people used during integration when they said, segregation now, segregation forever. same scriptures. same bible versus that people picked and chose which ones they wanted. because, i don't know if you remember the scene from the west wing. josh bartlett says will i burn my mother at the stake because she wears two different fabric? there's so many different thing in the bible people take literally when they should not. they are picking and choosing. i am surprised the democrats are there and it appears they may be exploiting her at this point. >> let's move on and talk about something else that happened. i'll get your thoughts first. freddie gray in baltimore, even though isn't connected with this. the huge dollar amount indicates a small criminal case right there. how much did she get? like the family got more than $6 million? >> that's right. i don't think we can read into this settlement amount in terms of how strong case is. i think we can read into it this is a city that wants to heal.

critics claims she obeys christian scripture but divorced three times but had children out of wedlock before the religious wakening four years ago. >>> a judge has ruled on six officers. they will be tried individually in six separate trials. charges include second degree assault and reckless endangerment. >>> remember this photo from 2005 showing the air force vet hugging this 3-year-old girl after he saved she and her mom after hurricane ka trina? ten years later, the campaign to identify her, she was found. now 13-year-old brown will be reunited with him the weekend of september 19th. awesome stuff there. >>> is the republican party about bringing the hammer down on donald trump?" scrambled politics" is next. large and extra large. if you need less data, pick small. if you need more, go with extra large-- a whopping 12 gigs for $80 a month plus $20 per phone. pick a size. change it up anytime. it's the simple way to get the best network. and now, get $300 when you switch. only at verizon. you odors in your bathrooming you think it smells fine, but your guests smell this... febreze

jesus says in the scriptures, truly i say to you as you did to one of the least of these my breathen you did it unto me. your generous welcome is a sign of your love for jesus and for your faithfulness to him. so to issue care for the poor, the sick, the homeless, and the immigra immigrant your defense of life at every stage and your concern for family life. in honor of this, you recognize that jesus and that you care for one another you care for jesus himself. as i leave, i ask all of you, especially the benefactors who assisted with the world meeting of families, do not let your -- for jesus his charge for families and the broader family of society go dry. may our days together be a -- that will last generosity and care for others that will endure. just as we have received so much from gifts given us and not for our own making. so let us give to others in turn. i embrace all of you in the lord, and i entrust you to the maternal care of mary. i will pray for you and your families, and i ask you please to pray for me. may god bless you all. god bless america. [ applause ] [ applause

boundaries where people are having problems understanding the scientific evidence and reckoning it with scripturehen they are voting for things as citizens, and that is something they say that this is one big step forward for them as activists. >> did you hear anyone there saying that they think the pope's message will change any minds of those in congress who have the responsibility for legislative action? >> reporter: well, they say absolutely that's the hope. they think this is a defining moment as they put it to us. there is a lot of discussion and debate amongst people who essentially they say were very sceptical, and have been climate deniers, and this could really be a springboard for them as activists to try to get across to some of those faith leaders who can bring this message to people who ordinarily would not agree that climate change even exists. ashar qureshi live at the national mall thank you very much. >>> an 6.8 earthquake just struck off of the coast of indonesia. there are not yet reports of damage. the area was hit with a 7.0 quake just a few months ago. >>> china's president

[choir singing] the lyrics of gospel music being scripturally based do give a message of hope. has its power from also the musical accompaniment. there is a beat. there is a cadence--a rhythm. so the music must connect with people's interior. ♪ if you get there before i do, ♪ ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ (woman) when you walk into a service, you may feel down, you may feel troubled, you may be distraught. ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ but then the music begins, and it's soothing, and it's uplifting, and then you begin to feel you have strength. ♪ i know i've been saved. you know you've come home. ♪ i know i've been saved. ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ i'm a kid of the '60s, so for me, i came to this gospel music not through the church, but really through the movement. i mean, whenever we were in demonstrations, or i'd see demonstrations, there was always music being played. ♪ we shall overcome. (narrator) music has the power to unite people in common cause. it is often able to convey a political message in stronger and m

last summer, pope frances unveiled a 200 page document plending scripture with science to make a moral and scientific case of protecting the environment. in the so-called encyclical, the pope favors the rich for turning the earth into what he called an immense pile of filth. >> he has opened men's eyes. >> reporter: while historians have praised the pope's efforts, there is some backlash, a republican paulco sar says the ridiculous to promote questionable science as catholic truth. jonathan vigliotti, "cbs news," london. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning," more protect him on his u.s. visit. we will speak with commissioner bill bratton and e-trade author elizabeth gilbert tells us about her new book and nfl analyst phil simms joins us to talk some pig skins. >> that is the cbs "early news"

the marriage apparently -- the message apparently refers to a bible scripture that says women can be sold into marriage as slaves. it was paid for by the group planting peace and will stay up for a month. >>> also the ferguson commission is expected to release its report addressing the underlying causes that led to unrest following the death of michael brown. brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson last year. the commission calls the report unflinching with policy recommendations intended to make the region a better place to live. >>> later this morning and for the first time ever, we will get an exclusive interview with a former prison guard who admitted to helping two inmates escape from an upstate new york prison. joyce mitchell was at the center of a manhunt for prisoners. she is a former worker at the clinton county correctional facility and admits to giving matt and sweat the materials. matt lauer sat down with an exclusive interview airing this morning. >> i'm not the monster that everybody thinks i am. i'm really not. i'm just somebody that got caught up in somethi

when the church is stuck inside herself, she's like a smelly room, a woman that's bent over in the scriptures and she can't get up. and cardinal broggolio says sometimes we catholics think we see jesus at the door knocking and trying to get in and we're the ones who are supposed to open it. sometimes jesus is the one inside and we need to let him out. joy, the new hope should be a minister and bringer of joy. i can tell you when many cardinals came out of that friday session, i saw them later in the evening. how did the meetings go? whoa. a voice was sounded in that room which didn't speak of scandal and crisis although the person was very aware of it. didn't speak of all the messes and financial and sex scandals and whatever, it was pointed to the future and it spoke about joy, it spoke about selflessness, it spoke about connecting with the world and it spoke about a new path forward. all of that together with the holy spirit and the intelligence of the cardinals gave us the man who presided at today's mass. >> father, as a last catholic, which i was for a very long time, that message of joy

pope entering the popemobile with that beautiful smile and waving, and i can hear the beautiful scriptured so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son. that who so ever believes on him will not parish but have everlasting life. it's just a beautiful visit. i believe he speaks to that stance of families and speaking to people all over the world, it's just a beautiful message of love, of faith, and encouragement. >> father reese, the message that the pope brings some on the right say has been very left and some on the left say has been more pro right, very quickly for me. how would you assess the political message that the pope has sent in his time in new york city? >> well, i think that the pope wants to transcend partisan politics. when he spokes to the congress, he spoke against polarization where we treat people as friends and enemies >> all right, father reese, i am so sorry to interrupt you, we appreciate you, we have to go, making money with charles payne starts right now. >> thank you very much. we do have pope francis, who has just arrived at madison squarmadison square

reporter: despite the difference of opinion, both men attended the mass today where medina read scripture in the native language of his ancestors. >> it shattered every single stereotype that we're not here any more. >> reporter: no longer forgotten, the language is now reawakened for the world to hear. the pope said today he believes serra sought to protect native americans from those who were abusing him. here at the mission a few hundred watched the mass, breaking into applause when serra became a saint. many here feel he is responsible for bringing them their faith. lester. >> joe fryar in carmel, thank you. >>> let's turn to politics now. and while donald trump retains his lead in the polls among the republican candidates, the gap has narrowed. yet he is making headlines over what he said and didn't say about president obama's birth place. more on it tonight from nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: trump in charleston, south carolina. once again hammering birtherism. but saying it was hillary clinton who started it. >> yet in 2008, she was the original birther. she's the one that started th

it offers up information on the catholic faith, provides daily scripture readings and helps users find a parish that's closest to them. it's not just philadelphia preparing for the pope. >> no, leaders in the suburbs are addressing traffic concerns and other issues ahead of the paper pal visit as well. officials are getting ready for an influx of drivers, because they say road closures could force people to flood their streets. yesterday leaders talked and the close years, traffic and the safety of residents t. national guard will also be there. and this weekend, pope frances visits cuba. yesterday workers put up barnes ahead of the four-day trip. pope frances says he's looking forward to his visit to cuba and the u.s. with great hope. the pope made that comment during his weekly audience at the vatican yesterday. after cube barks he will travel to washington, d.c., new york and then of course here to our area. >>> six philadelphia families could be wake up intense if kensington for the last time t. philadelphia housing authority plans to supply them with souchers for public housing th