the official reason is the handover of st. peter and paul cathedral after the evangelical lutheran church of russia. the change of ownership comes as part of festivities marking 500 years since the protestant reformation. reporter: an air a celebration at a normal sunday service. the last one between this congregation in moscow officially it's his church back. lutherans are a religious minority in russia. most in the community have german roots. their ancestors came to russia centuries ago on the invitation of czars. later the soviet government persecutors lutherans and seized property including this cathedral. the community has been using it again since the fall of the soviet union, but so far it has remained russian government properly. >> it is like someone started putting in your apartment and it is notours anymore.

the german president will also attend an event to mark the handover of the st peter and paul cathedral in moscow the russian government is officially returning it to the evangelical lutheran church of russia as part of festivities celebrating five hundred years since the reformation. an air of celebration at a normal sunday service the last one before this evangelical lutheran congregation in moscow officially gets its church back. lutherans are religious minority here in russia most in the community have german roots their ancestors came to russia centuries ago on the invitation of the czars who promised land and religious freedom but later the soviet government persecuted lutherans and seized church property including this cathedral the community led by archbishop to take power has been using it again since the fall of the soviet union but so far it has remained russian government property. with the courts here on a case like someone started living in your apartment and it's not yours anymore so

the church belongs to the congregation it belongs to the people that come and look after it to st peter's and paul's cathedral will be the first evangelical lutheran church to be given back to the congregation they hope it will set a precedent and that the russian state will return to other churches as well. you didn't know to enliven law school any just how important is the hand of off this church for people there well it has a huge symbolic importance and of course it's the official reason for steinmeyer his visit steinmeyer himself as foreign minister had asked the russian government to return this church which is located in the capital so that's the hope there is that it could set a precedent as you saw in the report and of course it's very important for the congregation it could be the first step in the return of of more property to the evangelical lutheran church in fact there is some information that there's a clock on the f.s.b. building that actually belonged to that church so it could be the first step there

the sistine chapel it debuts march fifteenth at the auditorium did a consulate sione in rome near st peter's square. this week's modest fashion festival in london showcased collections for women who prefer to cover up rather than reveal whether for cultural or religious reasons it included. the first tee job wearing top model on the new york in milan runway. and it was conceived by a london based muslim doctor and a human rights lawyer it aims to present luxurious contemporary modest fashion brands from around the world. some of the most significant works of giuseppe bodo are currently on display in rome twenty paintings sketches and autographs have been compiled from all over the world the late renaissance artist is best known for his almost surreal portraits made of flowers fruits and animals the exhibition continues at the national gallery of ancient art and by not so bob but any until february eleventh twenty. the saying goes that money doesn't grow on trees but ben howard schmidt from austria challenges that idea with that he grows on trees the austrian artist has been harvesting his de

st.'s peter and paul, charles chaput concentrated the archdiocese of philadelphia to our lady of fat ma, the catholic churn believes that 100 years ago on october 13th, 1917, mary, the mother of jesus, appeared for the sixth and last time the three shepherd children in fat ma, porch cal. the children said mary told them that there would be a war worse than world war one if the world did not return to god. >>> we'll introduce you to the coolest dirt biking 69-year-old grandmother on the face of the earth. >>> flu season around the corner with clearing up myths about the flu shots. >>> tips for dine, out on a budget. how you can enjoy a night out without breaking the bank. >>> meteorologist melissa magee is in the weather center with the latest. >>> you see over my shoulder outside in cape may, plenty of sunshine, but here in philadelphia, stuck in the clouds and because of that temperatures right now are only in the lower 70's. 72 in the city, due point in at

church belongs to the congregation it belongs to the people that come here and look after it so st peter's and paul's cathedral will be the first evangelical lutheran church to be given back to the congregation they hope it will set a precedent and that the russian state will return other churches as well. of course on a mini show and joins me now from there and she's standing in front of the cathedral and we just how important is this handover of the church that. well as you just saw it's very important for the congregation itself and the archbishop you just saw in the piece said that this could set a precedent for other churches being returned and also that it's of the beginning of a restoration of historical justice after all the evangelical lutheran were persecuted here not only under the atheist soviet union the soviet government but also because there seemed to be german and after the second world war that of course had a lot of stigma attached to it and i just. was among the journalists who spoke to himself and he said that this is an important gesture not only for the church but al

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church belongs to the congregation it belongs to the people that come here and look after it so st peter's and paul's cathedral will be the first evangelical lutheran church to be given back to the congregation they hope it will set a precedent and that the russian state will return other churches as well. albert einstein describing the key to happiness as sold for around one point five million dollars at an auction in jerusalem einstein gave the piece of hundred bytes to a japanese bellboy after the scientist realized he had no money to give him a tip the auction note reads a calm and modest live brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness bidding began at two thousand dollars but escalated quickly before the note went to a mystery. business there's a bank facility looking at your fans as earnings are soaring the german airline is using its might to go on buying spree in europe. that's coming up shortly. where i come from we have to fly.

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st. peters and paul. >> darkness does not have power over light. the light of the lord conquers darkness. >> reporter: hundreds more remain injured. >> i can't imagine what they're going through. so the only thing i can do is pray. >> reporter: the arch diocese o philadelphia yet again -- >> i don't know what else to say. >> reporter: the answers are not clear. >> it's not a time to challenge him like oh, god, why did this happen, but oh, god, be with us, be near us is the better response. >> reporter: putting a difference on strengthening the relationship. >> it kind of puts you a little bit at peace. >> reporter: the archbishop says that this attack is a reminder about how fragile life is and the real presence of evil. reporting live in loegens square, andrea cline thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> next on nbc 10, golden moment. a team from delaware stuns the gymnastics world to stand atop the podium. >>> i'm john clark. coming up we here from carson wentz getting ready for tomorrow. that is next. >>> a block of broad street in south philadelphia has a ne

. >> inside the basilica of st. peter and paul, the victims of the ma massacre are on parishioner's minds. 58 candles in memory of those that died. >> all of those injured and all of those affected by the tragedy. >> father dennis gill stressed the importance of reminding the public not to become immune to the tragedies. >> we as a church have an obligation to make the opportunity available so we don't forget god doesn't want this. this is not his plan. >> it's definitely something that is fresh. >> tonight, many say they have been searching for comfort all week. >> it was horrendous. these are ways we can cope with stuff like this. >> i think it's wonderful how the priest is talking about it, and letting everyone express their feelings about it in mass. >> having a play to go to give you solace, that everyone can come together. the laws need to change in order for something to be better. >> there is a special rosary set at 7:00 with a special intention for the victims. there will be a focus on them sunday morning mass as

i considered asking the nun whether she thought amy winehouse would make it to heaven, whether st peteriving rampant drug abuse in the case of a six—time grammy award winner and brit awards best female solo artist 2007. i considered asking whether prayers concerning my legs could be redirected to a more worthwhile cause. instead, i thanked the nun, wiped the sweat from my brow, and gave her what was probably the best day of her religious career. i stood up from my wheelchair. laughter applause and without a backward glance i walked up the steps to the sacre coeur. thank you very much. i've been abbi. give it up for abbi brown! are you ready for your last act? yes! give it up for lee ridley. applause hello, ladies and gentlemen. one thing that i've noticed about being a stand—up comedian is that mixing a disabled guy with loads of drunk people is rarely a good idea. in fact, i would say that the majority of my awkward moments come from meeting people in the bar after my gigs. it still amazes me how people can quite happily watch me on stage and laugh at myjokes, like i'm just another com

st. peter's, they had turned off the fountains.d not remember the last time they've had to turn off the fountains. prof. del monte: no, i don't remember. i think it's a symbolic thing, but it's a good idea. scott: though, an equally pressing issue is underground. while you wouldn't know it walking here on the tiber river, rome is leaking. roughly 40 out of every 100 gallons are simply lost, and nearly 1200 miles of pipes in need of urgent repair. the city is now scrambling to in a battle against time, and now has devolved into sinkholes, crumbling roads, and, del monte worries, eventually, building collapses. and while, so far, it's only been a couple hundred of the almost 3000 streetside taps turned off, it is more each month. >> i heard on the radio they would like to turn some fountains off. it would be a shame. they shouldn't do that. they're famous for their water, so let the water stream. scott: but even if the pipelines are shored up, and the skies open up, it's not a guaranteed solution. del monte says increasingly concerni

from a grocery store, seems to come out of nowhere, descending at an angle before crashing onto a st. peterighborhood. the plane hit at least two vehicles but fortunately avoided a school nearby. four people including two onboard the plane were taken to the hospital but are expected to live. another was treated at the scene. >>> a second grade boy slept for 11 days straight and doctors are calling it a medical mystery. two weeks ago 7-year-old wyatt shaw was the life of the party at a wedding but fell into a dangerous sleep shortly after. amy thompson, his mother, says he just couldn't stay awake. wyatt was rushed to norton churn's hospital in louisville, kentucky, where they put him under observation, after ten days, doctors tried a new seizure meddation, and he woke up the next day. however, doctors still can't explain what happened. he'll spend three weeks at a rehab institute once he's discharged but hopefully he's okay and they can figure out exactly what happened and what caused that. >> so frightening for the family. 11 days. >>> just ahead, the brave security guard that was first on

humberside police were called to the incident after a white peugeot van mounted the pavement on st peter'se threatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. storm brian has hit the uk with gale—force winds and high seas. gusts of over 70mph were recorded earlier this morning. yellow strong wind warnings are still in place across much of wales, southern england and the midlands. there are seven flood warnings across england, urging "immediate action". clare woodling has been out in storm brian in seaton, cornwall. storm brian is definitely making its mark. all day we have experienced this very strong south—westerly wind forcefully coming onshore and bringing strong waves. we haven't seen any boats out all day, the only person i have seen in the sea is a windsurfer. conditions have felt rather changeable today, sunshine and brightness one moment and then really heavy downpours. the only consistent thing is the very strong wind and we measured it at 50 mph earlier. here in seaton there are two car parks which are out of action because of the floodwater which has come in and the roa

humberside police were called to the incident, which involved a white peugeot van, on st peter's avenuethreatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. the church of england is to debate holding services of blessing for same—sex couples for the first time. if it's agreed by the church's ruling general synod, the services could be held after a couple has married in a secular ceremony, or formed a civil partnership. i, david, take you, peter, to be my lawfully wedded husband. since 2014, same—sex couples have been able to marry outside the church, but the church of england does not allow their relationships to be blessed. it says there is real and profound disagreement about sexuality. bishops set up a group to spend three years discussing what to do next, but their hand may now have been forced by some in hereford, who voted in favour of prayer and dedication following a marriage or civil partnership. now it will be debated by the church's ruling synod. the proposed service is described as neither contrary to or opposed to the current doctrine and some priests will be able to

humberside police were called to the incident after a white peugeot van mounted the pavement on st peter'satening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. speed limits through motorway roadworks in england could be raised from 50 to 60 miles per hour. the proposed changes follow trials which found drivers would feel safer at higher speeds. jon donnison reports roadworks and mile after mile of little orange cones are the bane of many driver's lives. the current speed limit when passing through motorway roadworks is 50 mph, but highways england says that could be increased to up to 60. it follows trials where drivers were fitted with heartrate monitors to measure stress levels, driving through roadworks at different speeds. 60% of participants recorded a decrease in average heart rates in the 60 mph trial zone. in the 55 mph zone, the decrease was 56%. some drivers said they were more relaxed at higher speeds because it allowed them to accelerate away from large lorries. what you find at 50 miles an hour is many trucks have their speed limited to 56, and therefore they try and drive f

humberside police were called to the incident after a white peugeot van mounted the pavement on st peter's suffered life threatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. the headlines on bbc news: a huge demonstration in barcelona after the spainish prime minister announced steps to remove the current administration in catalonia. explosives experts were called to the sellafield nuclear plant in cumbria after an audit of chemicals stored in a laboratory. storm brian brings with it gusts of over 70mph as parts of the uk are hit by power cuts and flooding. human rights groups and zimbawe's political opposition have condemned a decision by the world health organisation to appoint president robert mugabe as a ‘goodwill ambassador‘ for the un agency to help tackle non—communicable diseases. zimbabwe's zimba bwe's opposition zimbabwe's opposition said that the health system in his own country has all but collapsed. in his 37 years as bad boy's leader, robert mugabe has been called many things but not many could have expected he would be a world health organisation goodwill ambassador.

humberside police were called to the incident, which involved a white peugeot van, on st peter's avenues suffered life threatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. the us and south korea are conducting joint military exercises off the korean peninsula, amid heightened tensions with north korea. the us has says the drills are designed to be a show of sea and air power, to deter north korea from any military action. pyongyang has described the exercises as a "rehearsal for war". among the ships taking part is the uss ronald reagan, the biggest of the us navy's fleet in the asia region. 0ur correspondent mark lowen was on the ship. we've come down here to south korea's second city where the uss ronald reagan earlier today. if i step back, we comes in. you can see there the enormous aircraft carrier, there the enormous aircraft carrier, the uss ronald reagan, that leads the uss ronald reagan, that leads the fleet, stationed injapan. it has a crew of 5,000 and on—board, we had a short time on deck and saw some of the 70 fighterjets and bombers stationed on there. this is one o

more than two hundred sixty people at anti-government protests in twenty seven cities officers in st peter's square broke up demonstrations against matinee protein supporters of opposition leader alexei navalny held the rally some are putting sixty fifth birthday challenge reports from moscow where police have been more restrained. saturday was a test for alexei in a valley and the test for russia's security forces on the day president putin turned sixty five the opposition leader wanted supporters to demand his release from twenty days it minister to detention and for him to be allowed to run in next year's presidential elections he's going in the band an independent candidate out there on the person who are being. talked about with talk about the real russian problems i love my country very much this is why i am here the method of ruling. i wrote that they are soviet and. new generation is growing. but while unsanctioned rallies earlier in the year trail many thousands of people not nearly so many came this time perhaps the awful weather kept people away moscow at least but perhaps so to g

st. peter's school. john: what you think about walking with dad this morning?> is going to be a blast. breakfast.ad some does it surprise you that only 13% of students walk to school today? that is a lot less than when your dad was walking to school. >> i think more people would walk to school, specially on a holiday, that would be walk to school day. i remember does walking to school with my older brother. now since he is in high school, he gets to drive every morning. i would still like him to walk to school with me, but he can't. john: the mayor said she would like to end all pedestrian fatalities and injuries by 2024. adrianna: it was a little cooler walking to school for some of those students, but it has warmed up outside. molly cochran is here with a check on the forecast. molly: here's a look temperatures right now. we are still in the low-to-mid avenues for most of us right now. it is going to continue to heat up this afternoon. looking to talk about in the upper 70's to low 80's for the daytime high. under bright sunshine. a perfect forecast if you're

st. peters beburg. that was from a russian government info operation targeting you as an american voter. that's what they did. and the only reason we know that is because journalists have been able to sort of reverse engineer this stuff and figure it out and find stuff that hasn't been deleted. facebook hasn't made any of this stuff public. twitter announced that it took down a couple hundred fake accounts that were definitely run out of russia but it won't say what those accounts were. today google announced its platform was also used by russian agents to run ads during the american presidential lakz. these ran on google search results or websites that used google ads in the margins. it's also possible they appeared in ads on gmail or on youtube. this admission from google followed the exact same pattern we have seen from twitter and facebook thus far. these companies, these big, rich, capable american companies whose bread and butter is data and data specificity, more than a year down the road, these

st. peters burg.in, what we're seeing is incremental progress all of these firms in terms of recognition of the extent of this problem and how -- i want to know tomorrow three things. one, fuller explanation of what happened in 2016. two, how they can work with us in a cooperative manner to make sure this doesn't happen on a going forward basis. very light touched legislation that it would -- doesn't get at the problems or false accounts but tries to guarantee that on political ads, that americans will know the content and the source of those ads. and then three, i think the idea of how much effect can be had by a relatively small amount of money with 40 to 50 trained hackers, an 50 or 100,000 computerized bots, you can drive a story that almost any of you would end up covering even though it may have no relationship to truth. >> [ inaudible ]. >> excuse us. we have to go. please make a hole. >> the ranking member of the senate intelligence mark warner talking about the special counsel's investigation

[ laughter ] or -- or how about st. peterming someone who was anti-immigration to heaven and being, like, "oh no, you forgot the forms, now you have to wait in line, i'm sorry, rules are rules." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: julio, what about something super simple. >> yeah, i mean, i'm personally torn between being a secret or a rumor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i meant like a a football player or something. >> what? but i'm -- i'm not a football player. like, would i have to, like, put on a bunch of weight? that's -- that's insane. >> jimmy: that's insane? >> season six of "one tree hill." [ laughter ] or -- or a telegram that never arrived that would have made all the difference. [ laughter ] or -- or, wait, wait, how about a nice green tea from starbucks that was supposed to be unsweetened but it's sweetened so now it's up for grabs if anyone wants it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: anyone could take -- >> i mean, you can always go as maybe like a flamingo that's like, you know what? i'm just going to use both legs. [ laughter ]

official reason for this visit to emily is steinmeyer participating in this handover of a cathedral to st peter and paul cathedral a back to the evangelical lutheran church of russia tell us more about that. yeah that's right the handover is actually part of festivities marking five hundred years since the protestant reformation and i went to the church to talk to the people there and see what this change of ownership means to them let's take a look. an air of celebration at a normal sunday service the last one before this evangelical lutheran congregation in moscow officially gets its church back. lutherans are religious minority here in russia most in the community have german roots their ancestors came to russia centuries ago on the invitation of the czars who promised land and religious freedom but later the soviet government persecuted lutherans and seized church property including this cathedral the community led by archbishop paula has been using it again since the fall of the soviet union but so far it has remained russian government property. to be the. serenely used to shoo shoo news

humberside police were called to the incident after a white peugeot van mounted the pavement on st peter'sne of the boys suffered life threatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. human rights groups and zimbawe's political opposition have condemned a decision by the world health organisation to appoint president robert mugabe as a ‘goodwill ambassador‘ for the un agency to help tackle non—communicable diseases. human rights watch said that — given mr mugabe's record on human rights — it was an embarrassment to give him such a role. a spokesperson for the uk government said the appointment was surprising and disappointing. earlier, i spoke to doug coltart — a human rights lawyer and activist — who lives in zimbabwe. he told me the decision has left many zimbabweans in the country worried. we have a doctor to patient ratio of one two 250,000, many rural patients have to walk over ten kilometres to get to health clinics and there's almost no medicine in many hospitals, and even medical students are treated horrendously and many of them were kicked out of their residences recen

st.'s peter and paul where archbishop chaput concentrated. 100 years ago on october 13th, 1917, mary, the mother of jesus appeared for the sixth and last time. the three shepherd children in fat ma porch cal >> an elementary school in delaware county celebrated a landmark. action news in darbying a the victoria mary school held mass for its 100th anniversary. the school is planning other events to celebrate including a class reunion coming up next month. >>> all the parents know the emotional and financial struggles that come with infertility. these families receive help from a nonprofit group the baby craft foundation, today in center city, parents with their children shared stories of hope and trialth. they encouraged each other to get involved with the work. >>> leave it to the venture aquarium to find way to combine sharks and yoga. this class in camden did just that. imagine finding your z en surrounded by 550,000 gallons of shark exhibits around you, hour long class was held by an aquarium animal biologist who's also a certified yoga administrator. guests were able to stay to tour t

it's home to the famous cabinet of curiosities in st petersburg commissioned by peter the great and based on the ideas of live nets at the time people were fascinated by views on the in a workings of the human body. many anatomical theatre is staged spectacles entirely in likenesses vein artists were engaged to draw all the treasures in curiosity cabinets and distribute their work among the masses. ole in second life and it's just like leonardo was a rain a song smith and in other words which he was a man who started exploring the depth and diversity of nature so air force here in the cabinet of curiosities we don't see clear boundaries between human figures animal figures and exotic objects exhorts the ship and object are. always in search of new ideas for his theatre of art and nature live in its travel through europe viewing collections and inventions in paris the capital of science at the time he was seized by creative energy he watched attempts to fly across the same i was amazed the time had come to devise a comprehensive plan for his own room of wonders. his famous devoted to ponce

according to this of the huge police presence that i'm seeing as they have been think peter berg on chorus one of any show when in st petersburg good to talk to you. now hurricane and nate is barreling towards the u.s. gulf coast with high winds and warnings of storm surges the national hurricane center said nate would strike the u.s. gulf coast as a category two storm one saturday night and then move north westerly now to easy hanna is one of the u.s. states sin nates paul with new orleans bracing itself for a direct hit. to schools now on the formula one season is heading into the crucial final phase with just five races remaining and the drivers title still up for grabs there was how milton and sebastian fettle a battling of every point saucing with this weekend's japanese girl in pre saturday's qualification session still several drivers set stunning lap times in this eighty's man hamilton was the fastest of them all. the formula one season is approaching its home straight with five races left to go do is hamilton is on course to claim his fourth career championship he extended his lead in the drive the standing

it's home to the famous cabinet of curiosities in st petersburg commissioned by peter the great and basedn the ideas of live nets at the time people were fascinated by views on the inner workings of the human body. many anatomical theatres stage spectacles entirely in likenesses vein artists were engaged to draw the treasures in curiosity cabinets and distribute their work among the masses. ole in second life and it's just like leonardo was a rain a song smith and in other words which he was a man who started exploring the depth and diversity of nature so air force here in the cabinet of curiosities we don't see clear boundaries between human figures animal figures and exotic objects exhortation and object are. always in search of new ideas for his theatre of art and nature live in its travel through europe viewing collections and inventions in paris the capital of science at the time he was seized by creative energy he watched attempts to fly across the sane and was amazed the time had come to devise a comprehensive plan for his own room of wonders. his famous devoted to ponce was a kind

st at harvard. his latest book, "the year i was peter the great: 1956 - khrushchev, stalin's ghost, and a young american in russia." i'm pleased to have my friend marvin kalb back at this table. welcome. >> thank you so much, charlie. great to be back at the table. >> rose: i psalm your grandchildren are finally proud of you because you've written a memoir they have been becking you to write. >> absolutely true. a lot of people have been after me to stop writing about vietnam, the middle east, russia, write about yourself. and i said, no, that's not the job of a journalist to write about other things and other people, not yourself. so when my 12-year-old grandsonn aaron and 9-year-old daughter eloise began to get to me and i yield to them on everything, and my wife joined in at a few, my brother joined in, and the idea was you don't have to write about your personal life. you can do a kind of professional memoir, which is what i tried to do in the peter the great book. >> rose: basically, what you say, i guess don hewitt said people have great stories to tell and the story doesn't necessarily have to be

peter: how often do you change your password? sam: depending on which password. gosh,st of them i change, every two or three weeks probably. i quite often forget my passwords. i choose very long passwords, i use a password manager, but often it is easier to reset passwords. i have multi factor authentication on all my important services. peter: what is the best thing laymen can do who don't work in this field but want to feel productive? sam: i would say be paranoid about email. if someone is sending documents to you, be very careful what you open. make sure you trust where it is coming from, look at the grammar and working, nature it is from the source you are expecting it. if anything pops up at the open upocument, that should send a red flag, send it to someone who can investigated. with your basic security on the internet, don't click on links that pop up on websites, they can send you to dangerous places. regarding passwords, using a password manager is a very good idea to save your passwords securely. probably the most important thing for passwords is to have uniqu