in the immense scope of st peter's we find the legend of its foundation expressed in the sentence and so i say to you you peter and upon this rock i will build my church. the new building claim to be nothing less than the greatest monument in the history of the world time and again the builders dishpan it and down to it whether the immense vault would be capable of bearing the enormous. but will. the spirit of the age demanded a massive triumphant. as an old man received a commission from pope clement the ninth to design the entrance to the cast as some tangent of. the building was the most a limb of emperor hadrian and the triumphant entrance way over the bridge was lined with statues of the classical dogs of victory many replace these with angels converting a pagan monument into christian. the angels honed the instruments of the passion for christie in their hands the road becomes a symbolic way of the cross or via dolorosa like the one walked by the pilgrims in jerusalem many converted it into a triumphal procession and the angels bear went. as to it with the symbols of christ's pa

nora has been attending st peter's for a year now in belgium children start school at the age of three her parents hannah and vincent decided to send her to their neighborhood school. the noble lie in it we want our children to attend a school that reflects our town. we want them to meet children from different conscience. on our amala sort of on our third. nora's parents aren't worried her education will be worse off for it on the contrary. i think they look for on the match and it's a win win situation for us this way we can meet other parents and the children can play together to be a bit out of. at the end of the one nine hundred ninety s. such integration programs were few and far between the town had a number of problems and many blamed the immigrants. come out of very difficult periods where for example extreme right in more than thirty percent of votes it was a polarized city a city with a lot of negativity the most difficult thing is he's always refined the balance between having a city where people respect rules and at the other hands you know inclusive city and finding that.

nora has been attending st peter's for a year now. in belgium children start school at the age of three her parents hannah and vincent decided to send her to their neighborhood school. the noble lie in it we want our children to attend a school that reflects our town. we want them to meet children from different cultures. from amala sort on our third. nora's parents aren't worried her education will be worse off for it on the contrary. they say look for on the much of it's a win win situation for us michael in this way we can meet other parents and the children can play together you know but out of. at the end of the one nine hundred ninety s. such integration programs were few and far between the town had a number of problems and many blamed the immigrants. come out of very difficult periods where for example extreme right in more than thirty percent of votes it was a polarized city a city with a lot of negativity the most difficult thing is he's always refined the balance between having a city where people respect rules and at the o

nora has been attending st peter's for a year now in belgium children start school at the age of.

a rare sight in st peter's square. this is part of the vatican city's new athletics team and they are ready to take on the world the vatican may be the smallest state on earth but the team has lofty ambitions. with regards to the olympics the dream we have is to be carrying the vatican flag during the opening ceremony of the games. a marathon running priest and a half marathon loving none are among the team members. for me when i began running it gave me the chance to rediscover inner peace to find a balance we're going to need we need we would have time for silence. for. the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. good luck to them you're watching you do reviews was of a lot more to tell you about including as japanese prosecutors found more charges against the no c.e.o. carmakers says it finds no evidence of wrongdoing and another senior executive a tech giant huawei detained on spying charges. oh and just over a month after the high profile arrest of its chief f

when you brought up st. peter being dead and it won't matter and you can bring it up with st. peter." giuliani, "i was joking." reporter, "i know you were partially joke but it felt like we were getting somewhere." giuliani, "getting somewhere? where?" and then the reporter. "about you and your legacy and how you see yourself." then giuliani says, "i don't think about my legacy. all i think about is doing my job and what i believe in. when i was mayor i got criticized for a lot of things i'm praised for now." then he goes on to say after the diatri diatribe. the reporter says the central park 5? trying to think of other people treated badly. and giuliani says "unfairly, okay." giuliani says "it's time to go." >> on one level i would say it's pathetic. on another level it's funny. this is like a marx brothers routine. this is not like serious law lawyering. this is like a joke from start to finish. >> he's reintroduced tapes. but seriously how do you take any of it serious sfli how does he have any credibility afte

most of the tuples at st peters school aren't native born belgian children they're from migrant families who live nearby. school principal directly attends wants to create a broader mix in the classrooms and thus promote integration it's never too early to start. rewarding i. ask what is a kind of integration point in these neighborhoods where they are together and if together and to learn to. cope together to work together to learn together to. have fun but also have discussions still to see that there are different people in this world and i think it's very rich. school integration programs like these seem to be working that's also thanks to bansal must who's been mayor of mechelen for eighteen years he's made a lot of positive changes. i. resoldered there are what we call in belgium concentration schwarzenegger schools read only for a vast majority of people with a migration background and white blue cross parents wouldn't send their kids anymore to those schools because they're afraid of the quality of the school and also afraid that there could be a little bit the only one and so on

nora has been attending st peter's for a year now in belgium children start school at the age of three her parents hannah and vincent decided to send her to their neighborhood school. the novel i reckon we want our children to attend a school that reflects our town. we want them to meet children from different cultures. amala sort of on our third. norris parents aren't worried her education will be worse off for it on the contrary. they say look for on the much of it's a win win situation for us this way we can meet other parents and the children can play together to be a part of. at the end of the one nine hundred ninety s. such integration programs were few and far between the town had a number of problems and many blamed the immigrants. come out of very difficult periods where for example extreme right in more than thirty percent of votes it was a polarized city a city with a lot of negativity the most difficult thing is she's always really find a balance between having a city where people respect rules and at the other end having an inclusive city and finding that. equality between

he mentioned secret tapes and whether st. peter will ultimately think he lied for trump at the gates of heaven. let me take a quick look with you. on the tapes, giuliani says he listened to tapes to fact check some recent media articles and tries to take it back, saying i shouldn't have said tapes. and then, when asked about lying for trump, he says, well, i'm afraid it will be on my gravestone. rudy giuliani, he lied for trump, adding somehow, i don't think that will be it, but if it is, so what. do i care? i'll be dead. i figure i can explain it to st. peter. getting pretty deep there. as we say around here, giuliani gonna giuliani, but even someone inside the trump administration now says they're over it. and this is a current trump aide talking about the giuliani dance. the senior administration official says basically, quote, giuliani's public comments are not helping, and they question why he keeps going on tv if nothing good can come of it. quote, don't do it. i'm joined now by barrett burger, a former u.s. assistant attorne

calling for them to be given a safe port to dock in the pontiff spoke out while celebrating mass in st peter's square he called on european leaders to show solidarity and stop arguing over the fate of migrants rescued last month by two humanitarian ships they are currently stuck off the coast of malta as e.u. members decide which country should take them in our next report looks at the grim conditions on one of those votes. for two weeks fifty two refugees have been living in limbo stranded aboard a german risky ship the sea which three. the maltese government is refusing to let it dock until other european union countries agree to accept them so far none have . to see which three is just off the coast of malta due to rough seas many including children are suffering from sea sickness they feel like they're imprisoned and they worry about what lies ahead just internet analyse it i spend on the international who are of the sea requires that we're provided with a safe haven as soon as possible. just supplies are being shipped out to the sea watch three the crew now exhausted is replaced by a new

a rare sight in st peter's square. this is part of the vatican city's new athletics team and they are ready to take on the world the vatican may be the smallest state on earth but the team as lofty ambitions because where they live. with regards to the olympics the dream we have is to be carrying the vatican flag during the opening ceremony of the games. they joke here to be a marathon running priest and a half marathon loving none are among the team members. for me when i began running it gave me the chance to rediscover inner peace to find a balance you need we need we would have time for silence. the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. you're watching news still to come on the program as japanese prosecutors filed more charges against will no c.e.o. the carmaker says if i have no evidence of wrongdoing. i'm sorry kelly and. and all that more coming up with the physical and. time for an upgrade. our furniture grows old by. a house with no roof. or design high

in a very rudy-esque phrase, he said, maybe st. peter will forgive me. i hope his career speaks to his totali totality, because he cut crime in half before leaving the city after 9/11 and donald trump would have auditioned to be on "hollywood squares," recovering from his bankruptcies and turning around to be a rallying tv star. it's the same person but not the same level of discipline. and the statesmanship i saw working with him closely. it does obscure his legacy, but he has made it clear that he doesn't feel responsible for his legacy. and that's ultimately his choice. you take your own hide to market. but what i'm hearing from him now, you get flashes of the real rudy that i know, but a lot of times he's doing donald trump's bidding, and by his nature, that's more trump than rudy. >> he did say to the reporter, he said, you know, bafrksicallyt will be up to st. peter, right? he doesn't care. but also, when asked by the reporter, he said, you cover for trump, and the reporter said, and you're not always truthful, and giuliani didn't push back on that

like most of the buildings on the square st peter's church was built through the nineteenth century with the gold crucifix on its tower it's eighty two meters tall . by the early twentieth century with three hundred sixty thousand residents chemists became a fully fledged city so the late gothic town hall had to be extended. in communist east germany kemet was called calm oxcart. it's best known landmark is a reminder of that. the bust of karl marx nicknamed tanisha the head in saxon dialect weighs forty turns. kenneth's has often been heavily damaged during its long history. so it's lucky that the cusp back district one of germany's largest areas of the late nineteenth century and art nouveau buildings has survived intact. clapham castle with its moat is also steeped in history built in around fifteen fifteen on the river version it's it changed owners several times in communist east germany it was used as a juvenile detention center. the last stop on our trip to kenya it's is this last bad district here you'll find some of the city's oldest buildings the town in the can it's valley was

the parking lot was full just before sunday mass at st. peter catholic church. >>> our coverage of this weekend's major mrast of wiblas weather continues. i h> plus, wasn't only our area hitard by snow. a look at the mess folks acro the country are dealing with. >>> good morning c we're off tod start this morning. the finishing touches on the ten-day forecast, which inc cdes anothence for winter weather later on in the week. and a big drop into the deep freeze next week. z34hbz z16fz y34hby y16fy >>> first snowstorm of 2019 came and went. this morning,it's all about the cleanup. things appear calm. romperatures haveed and now, the roads arey, as you'd expect. emergency employees and teleemployees can work. this is not for furloughedee empl at the bottom of your screen, we have the list of school closures running. you can check nbc washington's app for the teup-to-the-mi closures. >>> the district had about ten rinches dumped on it o the weekend. adam tuss is live, driving the streets of northwest. were you rapping snoop dogg for a mic check? >>

sixth two thousand and fourteen hope francis prayed for ukraine addressing thousands of people at st peter's square in vatican city. hate speech. after the prayer to white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this elm and soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart to slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. of. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule. one month later. for leaks this european capital has been the scene of a violent uprising. today but yesterday yet the protesters are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails that we saw hundreds and shotguns too but there are casualties on both sides that it wouldn't take. which is just said to bury six dead people out there have not

st. peter's square. the app will let catholics follow what the pope is praying for so they can in. it's not just the pope.y works e social media and lets you see other people's prayers as well. pretty tech savvy, that pope. >> yeah, it is. people seeing my prayers? what's up with that? >>> dangers on united airlines international flight from newark to hong kong spent 20-plus hours on the tarmac over the weekend. according to the airline, the whole ordeal started on saturday at 3:00 p.m., and ended at noon on sunday. a medical emergency first caused the plane to be diverted in canada. then the airline says prior to departure, the plane experienced a mechanical issue. this here is passenger video of rescue workers on that plane. after that, customers waited for hours because the airport didn't have customs officers working overnight. finally on sunday, the passengers were rescued by an alternative aircraft. united released a statement saying they were sorry for what happened to the customers. >>> just ahead, "saturday night live" returns with some big laughs. >>> can't stop that feel

distance up close it's a different story sticking piles of garbage are piled up in the shadow of st peter's basilica. it's an ongoing crisis. locals like francesco pierre ony are in despair the city employee lives in the suburb of mont to suckle pierre already and his neighbors do what they can to tackle the mounting piles of trash but nobody empties the overflowing garbage containers. so where can they put their trash. i must see more that i there's still a bit of room in the paper bin but anything that doesn't fit ends up on the ground next to the container a few streets away the sidewalks look relatively tidy but it's no thanks to the garbage collectors. we clean up here ourselves every morning if we didn't the garbage would be piled up outside the shop front. peter baker john lucas seventy is well aware that a stench of garbage would be bad for business it's just as well his customers don't know what it looks like in the backyard heaps of refuse from the bakery that awaits collection by specialized waste disposal services. the service cost us about ten thousand euros last year. for a co

secondly i realize how many beautiful places there are i drive past the castille santangelo and st peter's basilica through all the little streets and past the fountains and i think rome is fantastic a little bit i mean to be called on my from the facts to. the roman forum it was the centerpiece of ancient rome and today a key area for excavation the form gives an idea of what life was like in rome in the days of julius caesar and emperor augustus. put it best so much of the rome would like to be both an ancient and a modern city but whenever we start digging we find a roman villa or a capital. which we just have to accept all of the wrong. being a museum. so we can only adapt to modern times in a limited way we should let them sort them all them shifty to me up at the level didn't. want to be advantages of driving through rome on a vest but is that it seems to escape the traffic jams. that unique human hill offers a welcome haven and the best views of the city. the financial melt the fatigue. hard day's work money we locals from rome like to come here to relax a little on sundays we visit

look through the keyhole of a building belonging to the order of malta and see st peter's basilica from a very different perspective. say is home to an unusual museum at the central in monte mark teenie ancient roman sculptures on display in a former coward. maria teresa and mary uses c.d.o. love the contrast here between old and new. that he took to the. two they're mainly sculptures that once stood in the center of rome and that were excavated during an important ira in the city's history that. put down to me the most were discovered at the end of the nineteenth century when grown take a middle east capitol. for my copy that he died a. few people know that there is an entire art nouveau quarter in the northeast of the city these ornate buildings are located in the cocked year copy did named after architect as you know kobe that. he designed them in the early twentieth century. budding artists find plenty of inspiration at the so i mean show me. trust eva is one of rome's trendier districts but there are still plenty of secluded spots like the piazza di santa cecilia named after the ni

st. peter's, florida, over straws has gone viral. eyewitness video shows customer daniel taylor attacking mcdonald's employee yasmin james earlier this week. the altercation began when taylor started yelling because there were no straws. behind th. >> the video now has over 3 1/2 million views. taylor was arrested later that day and charged with battery. mcdonald's released a statement thursday saying, they stand with employees everywhere. >> a winter storm blowing across the southern plains is taking a deadly turn killing at least four people. authorities say snow and ice accumulation has caused hundreds of accidents in texas and oklahoma. buildings and schools have been shutdown, just really a mess there. you know how dangerous it can be, especially when they're not prepared. >> right. they don't have as many salt trucks and plows and everything else. yeah, so today will be the big melt in areas of texas and oklahoma that did see that snow. that storm is moving east. now it's a rain event. the flooding hasn't been that bad, knock o

waters relevant as ever how hard is the balancing act between music and politics well i'm here in st peter's to ask the legend himself why. musician author activist co-founder of pink floyd and my guest today is really great to have you with us today welcome to our show thank you everyone's really happy that you're here looking for your tour and i'm looking for a little chat so i'm going to start from there turn a question because you've been pushing the boundaries of music forever. at the same time the lyrics that you write are always very powerful so the question is what is more powerful the words or the music. well the way the way they. have equal importance i mean the trick with with. songs i'm never quite sure where comes from but it has to do with threw away the feelings that are in the lyrics of the song so the ideas that are in the lyrics of some somehow get kicked into a more accessible place by having to relate to the major of of the music other now it's a kind of magical for me it's a feel a bit. kind of pulling the wings of a butterfly even to talk about it because this sort of m

st. peter's square. after you're done you can click an icon to say you've prayed with the pope. the app is available in six languages. >>> getting to the super bowl won't be cheap this year, but the food prices just might surprise you. the atlanta falcons are this year's hosts. they say food and drink prices will be the same during the super bowl as they are during the regular season. so that means that hot dogs, 2 bucks, beer, 5 bucks, that's great. the falcons' ceo says he wants to make the experience as enjoyable as possible. last year super bowl prices were up 50% higher for food. come on. you paid enough for that ticket. >> right, absolutely.e low>>> investigates whether someone targeted tom brady with a laser during sunday's game. >>> but first word this morning that the nfl may consider changing the rules to prevent what happened to the new orleans saints from ever happening again. >>> and later the growing concern about a measles outbreak affecting young children. g children. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potentia

a rare sight in st peter's square. this is part of the vatican city's new athletics team and they are ready to take on the world the vatican may be the smallest state on earth but the team has lofty ambitions. so they live. with regards to the olympics the dream we have is to be carrying the vatican flag during the opening ceremony of the games. a marathon running priest and a half marathon loving none are among the team members. for me when i began running it gave me the chance to rediscover inner peace to find a balance of a given week we need we would have time for silence. the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. all those more bad news for a former giant in the global auto industry stephen bentley has that story and more insights there of course with our mike carlos ghosn as we have frequently for the past few months japanese prosecutors now filing two charges two more charges i should say against former needs of the former nissan chairman now accusing him

a rare sight in st peter's square. this is part of the vatican city's new athletics team and they are ready to take on the world the vatican may be the smallest state on earth but the team as lofty ambitions. so they live. with regards to the olympics the dream we have is to be carrying the vatican flag during the opening ceremony of my games. a marathon running priest and a half marathon loving none are among the team members. me. for me when i began running it gave me the chance to rediscover inner peace to find a balance we need we would have time for silence. the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. ok this leap over to business now with even more bad news for a former giant in the global auto industry that's right brian we're talking of course about carlos goanna japanese prosecutors filing two new charges against the former new zealand chairman and they're accusing him now of breach of trust and falsifying financial reporting the downside comes days after

pope francis is celebrating new year mass in st peter's basilica in rome.oment and we will bring you details of what he is saying later. north korea's leader kimjong—un has given a new year address in which he says the country is still commited to giving up nuclear weapons — and that he is prepared to meet again "at any time" with us president donald trump. laura bicker reports. this new year offers a tantalising prospect for south koreans. for decades, this nation, technically still at war with its neighbour, has simply longed for peace. but a year of talks between north and south and the united states has meant some are now daring to hope, could 2019 be the year that dream is achieved? translation: i think because of the atmosphere kimjong—un is hesitant right now but i hope he comes and meets with our president and tours around seoul. just a few miles away, pyongyang celebrated new year with more than its usual flair, a glitzy midnight show, despite being under strict economic sanctions. the north‘s leader kim jong—un was also upbeat and rewarded those w

a rare sight in st peter's square. this is part of the vatican city's new athletics team and they are ready to take on the world the vatican may be the smallest state on earth but the team as lofty ambitions. so they live. with regards to the olympics the dream we have is to be carrying the vatican flag during the opening ceremony of the games. a marathon running priest and a half marathon loving nun are among the team members. for me when i began running it gave me the chance to rediscover inner peace to find a balance we need we would have time for silence. the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. all right business news now with how they gave us and who our way of making got the headlines again for all the wrong reasons that's right bill it seems like if you are a while where you executive you have to take care when you travel because after the arrest of the company c.f.o. in canada now another top executive of the company is being held this time by polish of

in front of an audience of tens of thousands gathered at st peter's square pope francis asked european union leaders to stop bickering and allow two humanitarian ships with refugees and migrants rescued at sea to dock now by ricky jordan e for several days and forty nine people rescued in the mediterranean sea have been on board to enjoy ships seeking a safe port where they can disembark. thirty two of those rescued at sea are on the sea watch three the rescue ship is operated by a german humanitarian group the refugees were saved from their unsafe boats on december twenty second among them my three children and four teenagers. box. well being is beyond cold these sheep dogs. let's eat some weeks. no sleeping because all day we. you know. you are seeing. a second ship called c.i. operated by a different german group rescued seventeen people on december twenty ninth and it too is waiting for a port to dock we had. good times and really hot times together with our guests the good times for example last christmas when we had a bend at a nice party on the offtake celebrating together. with

st. peter's catholic church.ongress,ning day of the church offers a nondenominational prayer service for new and returning members of congress. that service is going to get underway in washington and when we see some folks filing into the service, we can bring you that as well as we continue to take your phone calls. religious affiliations of these new members of congress includes at least 68 christians and 6'10" if i as jewish. -- first two muslim women and six identify as jewish. the first two muslim women. let's go to florida, independent. caller: can you hear me? host: we can. i am calling to give a shout out to stanley from wisconsin. i can talk to that man all day long. he has the drug industry pegged down. i am calling for this false sense of security with the border wall and more agents. the problem is it is the poor and the rich and everybody altogether. everybody wants that cheap labor. everybody wants to have those -- for theyst pay don't have to pay benefits or holidays. they can exploit all the immig

the parking lot was full jusma before sunda at st. peter catholic church. >>> still ahead, our coverage of the weekend's winter blast continues. >> we continue our live team coverage in d.c. we're checking out the snow l totals andking at the roads. >>> it wasn't only our area hit hard bsnow. a look at the mess people across the country are dealing with. 6:11 your time right now. chuck? >> better call your carrier before you head to theirport today. as you're looking further into the week, the most important thing on a monday morning is what does the weekend look like? for better or worse, depending how you feel about snow, there's a chance for winter weathwe, this cominend, as well. >>> the first snowstorm of 2019 came and went. this morning, it's all about the cleanup, folks. things appear calm outside. but those temperatures, they dropped overnight. we're looking at icy roads all over the place. federalffices are closed. emergency workers, teleworkul employees s continue to work. this does not apply to furloughfurlough ed employees. at t

the parking lot was ust before sunday mass at st. peter catholic church. >>> our coverage of this weekend's major blast of winter weather continues. >> we continue our live team coverage in d.c. we're checking out the snow totals and looking at the roads. >>> it wasn't only our area hit hard by snow. look at the mess people across >>th we t the oaty ones had snow this past weekend. and this next weekend ahead, because that's all you care about on a monday morning, nextk d, we have at least another chance for a rain/snow mix. yikes. looks like winter is here to stay for a while. >>> the first snowstorm of 2019 came andwent. th morning, it is all about the cleanup, folks. mings appear c outside. but the temperatures dropped overnight. the roads are icy thisrn g. we can tell you that federal offices are closed. emergency workers and telework oployees should continue work. this does not apply t furp l furloughed employees. at the bottom of the screen we have school closures. a couple of delays. you can check thebc washington app for up-to-the-