back out on st peter's square reactions were mixed visitors from ireland divided on the urgency of reform every institution in history has been infiltrated at some stage and it's depends on how did you rid of all this and the curia is doing that at the moment it will take time and it takes centuries probably i don't know i know it a lot of young people have turned away from the church and a lot of the old people who are still quite still in to coptic are dying out so i don't know unless there is a very fast reform and a huge apology i don't think so priest as cardinal marks pushes for a new culture of openness the question for many is whether this comes as too little too late. ok let's come back now to our top story of the escalating showdown over the delivery of humanitarian aid into venezuela we're joined by have your our gate us who is at the venezuela colombian border have here what's the situation now. well the situation. being very critical we see four and more and reports coming from different sides of the colombian as well on border mainly over the bridges that connect the two cou

back out on st peter's square reactions were mixed visitors from ireland divided on the urgency of reform every institution in history has been infiltrated at some stage and it's depends on how do you read them all this and the curia is doing that at the moment it will take time and it takes centuries probably i don't know i know it a lot of young people have turned away from the church and a lot of the old people who are still quite still into catholic are dying out so i don't know unless there is a very fast reform and a huge apology i don't think so at least as cardinal marks pushes for a new culture of openness the question for many is whether this comes as too little too late. let's go live now to our correspondent martin in rome martin today cardinal marx of germany admitted the church destroyed files on paedophile priests what do you think of the timing of the announcement is it a coincidence. well no i mean clearly it was a perfect opportunity to put this directly in front on the table and you know in a way i mean the german church has been one of the main you know propellers of f

steered so that goes to say that any change in institutional practices that goes all the way from st peter's square all the way down to the small bars in manila or in. bolivia will take an enormous amount of effort that would most likely less generation so that a very short answer to that is no there is no immediate silver bullet but there are signs that there is something a food earlier we spoke with robert holtz and who was president of road to recovery that's an organization that assists sexual abuse victims and we asked him about the role of pope francis. has not taken actions for this new what he said. yes he can keep avoiding it as he has done throughout his papacy but it only leads to further and further distress and really traumatization of victims and yes he certainly can't continue on this path but it's going to lead to a further implosion of the catholic church which is imploding daily because actions have not been taken to this point and if this summit does not create substantive changes in the way the church operates then the pope probably will be called to resign that's quite a

back out on st peter's square reactions were mixed visitors from ireland divided on the urgency of reform every institution in history has been infiltrated at some stage and it's depends on how do you read them all this and the curia is doing that at the moment it will take time and it takes centuries probably i don't know i know it a lot of young people have turned away from the church and a lot of the old people who are still quite still into capek are dying out so i don't know unless there is a very fast reform and a huge apology i don't think so at least as cardinal marks pushes for a new culture of openness the question for many is whether this comes as too little too late. earlier i spoke with our correspondent martin gak in rome i asked him to put karl marx's revelation in context he did not explain exactly what he stakes tent of the structure of files he said that this is something that had happened inside the church we do not know if yet if this was actually church policy or this is actually the purview and the doing of particular bishop reese of particular congregations around t

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church has covered up decades of sex crimes is a threat to its very future while people still flock in their thousands to hear the pope speak in person at the vatican and there are hundreds of millions more roman catholics around the world but pope francis is aware that sexual abuse is a nexus tensional problem for the catholic church it's driven away worshippers and if it's not properly handled more will leave. the vatican never said this unprecedented meeting would solve the problem cardinals have called it a step in the road they must now produce follow up measures for clergy to take back to their countries and put into practice rory chalons how to zero the vatican security forces in sudan's capital khartoum have fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters calling on president omar al bashir to stand down the continued violence follows bashir declaring a state of emergency across the country on friday he said he was the solving his gov

sixth two thousand and fourteen hope francis prayed for ukraine addressing thousands of people at st peter's square in vatican city p.d. and. hate speech. after the prayer two 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 ailment soon great forces the sea eagle 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 weeks this european powerful has been the scene of a violent uprising. to date yet still yet the protesters are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still from guns and shotguns teams. there are casualties on both sides would it take. her she just said that there is six dead people out there

st. peter's square about this week's conference begin thursday. senior bishops from around the world will meet at the vatican to discuss the global abuse crisis. the conference one day after former american cardinal was expelled from the priesthood. mccharacter once a leading figure in the clk church was found guilty of crimes against minors and adults. >>> two from florida visited the border today. just across the bordering bridge in neighboring columbia. venezuelan president has refused to let any american aid into his country. rubio warned the soldiers in venezuela of blocking the aid would be a crime against humanity. >> what is happening in venezuela is a man made crisis of epic proportions. not caused by a natural disaster be aman madewiing to starve and own people before it gives up power. we're inspired by venezuela. they remind us how valuable liberty and freedom is. >> many venezuelans have left the country. others are streaming into the columbia to buy supplies every day. they have critical shortages of the food and medicine caused in p

square, let us the crowd in st peter's square, let us pray strongly, because the children in yemen arehey are thirsty, they don't have medicine and they are in danger of death. he says the cry of those children and their pa rents cry of those children and their parents rise up to god and he says the uae has been one of the powers that has been most heavily involved. trying to restore the lawful government of that country which was under attack from rebels. but the humanitarian cost of that military occupation, incursion into yemen has been heavily criticised by the pope and my human rights groups around the world. the highlight of the purpose might visit which was a very brief when, he will be leaving on tuesday, the highlight, is going to bea tuesday, the highlight, is going to be a mass held in a stadium which is expected to thousands of people will attend. so, there is pope francis to the right and that is the crown prince on the right. who has extended this invitation to pope francis, but it'll be interesting to see if anywhere during the public stage of this visit, the pope does m

st. peter's square all the way down to the small parish in manila or sent cause -- or st. paz in bolivia. brent: we spoke with the president of road to recovery, an organization that assists victims of sexual abuse. wewe asked him about the role of pope francis who has not takaken action so far. listen to what he said. >> yes, he can keep avovoiding t as he has done throughout his papacycy, but it only leads t to further distreress and re-trauma desertioion of victitims. yes, he certainly can continue on this path, but it is going to leadad to a further implosion of the catholic church, which is imploding daily because actions have not been takenen t this point, a and if this susummit ds not createte substantive c chans in thehe way the church operate, then the pope probably will be called to resign. brent: that is quite a statement to make. the pope has to resign if nothing comes out of this conference. do you agree? >> no, there is a bit too much. i do not think it is true to say that nothing has happened over the last 20 years. the problem we have is that if ththis is a

julie o'connor passed away in st peter's hospice last week aged 49. in bristol several times — and was campaigning for an inquiry into the treatment of other patients. matthew hill reports. i think it's disgusting. right up to the end, julie was keen to tell his story. this was recorded by herfamily in st to tell his story. this was recorded by her family in st peter's hospice just three days before she died. what is the prognosis now, julie? it was very emotional, it was full of love and happiness, she was surrounded by the people that she loved. she said she does not want this to happen to anyone else. into thousand 14, she had a routine smear test. southmead's pathology lab gave her the all clear but the slides should have rung alarm bells as they were abnormal. the next year, julie was referred by her gp back to southmead gynaecology for investigation of persistent bleeding but was taken off the cancer pathway after a biopsy was reported as normal. over the next two years she percent back to southmead four times because her gp was worried about th

julie 0'connor passed away in st peter's hospice last week aged 49.ad hospital in bristol several times — and was campaigning for an inquiry into the treatment of other patients. matthew hill reports. right up to the end, julie was keen to tell her story. this was recorded by her family in st peter's hospice just three days before she died. what's the prognosis now, julie? it was very emotional, it was full of love and happiness, she was surrounded by the people that she loved. she said she does not want this to happen to anyone else. in 2014, she had a routine smear test. southmead's pathology lab gave her the all clear but the slides should have rung alarm bells as they were abnormal. the next year, julie was referred by her gp back to southmead gynaecology for investigation of persistent bleeding but was taken off the cancer pathway after a biopsy was reported as normal. over the next two years she was sent back to southmead four times because her gp was worried about the bleeding. eventuallyjulie went private and was given the devastating diagnosi

know st peter who were to see you would open a new organ shelly's to spear home. but there are more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev fast rules and one hundred thousand people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with the e.u. . vitali you're a minister of interior affairs for the ukraine during this period when you were chief of police essentially of the country can you tell me your version of what happened from november protests through february protests. for months with. the. law. and putting it. right but decide you. see what appears considers are semi outs and you leader of the opposition party father in that. book leader of the opposition nationalist far right political party vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party you. both e.u. and ukrainian officials said on thursday the suspension of talks on closer ties could be revived after the two day meeting but officials said the deal was off the table. was. pro e.u. protests on the streets of kiev and to their second day the crowd of a round of thousand

st. peter's square, demanding zero tolerance, demanding immediate prtion-- not just defrocking of sts and other prellates. i mean, the pope has admitted the bishops have been predats. i mean, look at the archbishop of-- the former archbishop of washington d.c. so thee-- these are crimes that go all the way to the top. llvictims are not ing to just, you know, see them kicke upstairs, which has been theas habit of the-- in other dords, just passing priests an other prelates to other parishes, and sometimes even promoting them. ed, they want to see concrete action, people hanver to authorities, civil authorities who can prosecute, rather than the church doing its old, you know, traditional way of handling things, which is internally, and then victims very rarely seeingind of punishment or serious consequences come out of that. >> sreenivasan: all right chris livesay joining us via skype from rome tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you, hari. >>reenivasan: the environmental protection agency recently announced iwould start the process of setting drinking water standards for two widely found

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 piano many are in despair the city employee lives in the suburb of mont to suckle yet only 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 with the bad for business it's just as well his customers don't know what it looks like in the back yard 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 collect

st. peter's square. pope francis summoned bishops for a summit on the issue thursday.over the weekend the pope also defrocked the american cardinal theodore mccarrick over longstanding abuse allegations. >>> the fiery accident in fremont, a tesla driver crashed head on into a tree. then the model x burst into flames. police say just after 7 a.m. the driver veered off the road at paseo padre parkway and thornton avenue and went into that tree. the car swung around and the front part of the battery was damaged. the driver who happens to be a tesla employee managed to walk away with minor injuries, but the car caught fire for a short time. firefighters sprayed water on the battery, cooled it down, monitored the temperature, then the tesla battery technicians gave the all clear to move that car to a tow yard. >> the million dollar question here, was auto pilot turned on? >> we want to know that, also. so we've been in touch with tesla. we'll do follow-up investigation to see if it was engaged. >> the investigators are looking at whether driver fatigue was a factor in the c

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church has covered up decades of sex crimes is a threat to its very future while people still flock in their thousands to hear the pope speak in person at the vatican and there are hundreds of millions more.

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church is covered up.

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church has covered up decades of sex crimes is a threat to its very future while people still flock in their thousands to hear the pope speak in person at the vatican and there are hundreds of millions more roman catholics around the world but pope francis is aware that sexual abuse is a nexus tensional problem for the catholic church it's driven away worshippers and if it's not properly handled more will leave. the vatican never said this unprecedented meeting would solve the problem cardinals have called it a step in the road they must now produce follow up measures for clergy to take back to their countries and put into practice rory chalons how to zero the vatican an explosive device has killed at least twenty four people in syria's central hama province it went off as a van packed with workers passed by syrian state t.v. says the device is one of the many left in the area by isis in gaza thousands of palestinian protesters have be

before leaving rome on sunday, the pope held mass in st peter's square.e the united arab emirates has a leading military role. he said the yemeni population is exhausted by the long conflict. translation: i follow with great concern the humanitarian crisis in yemen. a great many children are suffering from hunger, but no access to food supplies is there. brothers and sisters, the cry of these children and their parents rises up to god. i call on the concerned parties to reach agreement, to assure the distribution of food, and to work for the good of the yemeni people. but the aim of the visit is for the pope and islamic scholars to send a message of tolerance to the world. in 2016, the uae appointed a minister whose portfolio is to develop cultural awareness in the region. translation: why a minister of tolerance? because of the conflicts, destruction, and wars where religion is sadly dragged into. we need to respect everyone, while keeping at the same time our own traditions and beliefs. the foreign workers and expats of all nationalities and beliefs mak

st. peter's basilica is a symbol of power, the power to silence victims.doane, cbs news, rome. >> glor: coming up next here on the "cbs evening news," the tetest from chicago on the .ussie smollett case. and later, a golden retriever saved a veteran's life. how she paid it forward. how she paid it forward. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brior sus, sotimes bruisor fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver pro

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church has covered up decades of sex crimes is a threat to its very future while people still flock in their thousands to hear the pope speak in person at the vatican and there are hundreds of millions more roman catholics around the world but pope francis is aware that sexual abuse is an excess stench will problem for the catholic church it's driven away worshippers and if it's not properly handles more will leave. the vatican never said this unprecedented meeting would solve the problem cardinals have called it a step on the road they must now produce follow up measures for clergy to take back to their countries and put into practice rory chalons al-jazeera the vatican. not so the problems now confronting some of iraq's historical landmarks while republicans in the u.s. are getting behind the democrats. because.

before leaving rome on sunday, the pope held mass in st peter's square.ondemnation yet of the war in yemen, where the united arab emirates has a leading military role. he said the yemeni population is exhausted by the long conflict. translation: i follow with great concern the humanitarian crisis in yemen. a great many children are suffering from hunger, but no access to food supplies is there. brothers and sisters, the cry of these children and their parents rises up to god. i call on the concerned parties to reach agreement, to assure the distribution of food, and to work for the good of the yemeni people. but the aim of the visit is for the pope and islamic scholars to send a message of tolerance to the world. in 2016, the uae appointed a minister whose portfolio is to develop cultural awareness in the region. translation: why a minister of tolerance? because of the conflicts, destruction, and wars where religion is sadly dragged into. we need to respect everyone, while keeping at the same time our own traditions and beliefs. the foreign workers and ex

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church has covered up decades of sex crimes is a threat to its very future. while people still flock in their thousands to hear the pope speak in person at the vatican and there are hundreds of millions more roman catholics around the world but pope francis is aware that sexual abuse is a nexus tensional problem for the catholic church it's driven away worshippers and if it's not properly handled more will leave. the vatican never said this unprecedented meeting would solve the problem cardinals have called it a step on the road they must now produce follow up measures for clergy to take back to their countries and put into practice rory chalons how to zero the vatican. security and immigration are topping the agenda the first have a joint summit between arab league countries and e.u. leaders egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi governments to unite behind the goal of defeating terrorism leaders attending the two day meeting also di

investigation branch — are searching the sea bed off guernsey. john fernandez has the latest. left st peteron behalf of of the family of emiliano sala. it's a crowd funded operation. its meeting up with the search vessel the g0 ocean 3, and they will be searching four square nautical miles, compare this to the 1700 square miles covered by the official search launched by the guernsey coastguard more than a week ago. it shows they have some idea of where they believe this missing piper malibu is that was believed to be containing the footballer emiliano sala and the pilot david ibbotson. it's hoped within the three days they are out searching the break in the weather that has been hampering them so far and they will be able to find some evidence which will give some hope to both of the families who are waiting for some evidence. victims of crime will be given new rights to challenge the release of violent offenders, under a review of the parole system. the change follows an outcry last year over the planned release of so—called black cab rapistjohn worboys. it will mean that victims will not

located right next to st peter's square where the headquarters of one of the most prominent institutions of the roman curia the congregation for the doctrine of the faith. this was the work place of a priest who doris wagner accuses of having made sexual advances on her the church launched an investigation finally in late january twenty nine hundred the priest resigned without acknowledging any wrongdoing. right about by many of us but stone people because it means so much to me and i would like to hear you say something i have yet to hear from anyone in the church from anyone and a position of responsibility doesn't mean that you believe me. i have not told my story so often to so many people that i went to the police not once did anyone of my order say to me we believe you and that should never have been allowed to happen could you say that to me. yup seeing him for until i did say that you were earlier you know people who might have read your book. and i believe what you say. and. civis and us are. a fan over the head of the congregation for the doctrine of the faith resigned last mon

st. peter's square and organizers say this could be a turning point here the pope francis calling 100 bishops around the world on how to protect minors. there is an event at 6:45 pm at the jesuit school of theology at berkeley. >>> the san francisco police investigating a double shooting in the golden gate heights neighborhood at 18th avenue at the larsen peak park. two men walked into the hospital sunday had been shot but no word on who did this and why and the police have not made any arrest but the injuries of the victims are not life-threatening. >>> it is the deadly officers shng in napa county and they sa captured the exchange. this reportedly shows the officer driving by the the suspect on henry road. they say the suspect shot at the deputy from the car and that the officer fired back killing the suspect. the sheriff's deputy was not injured and the suspect has not been identified. >>> former president obama will be in oakland for the obama foundation, my brother's keeper, aligns with hundreds from students, educators and nonprofit leaders in oakland from all over the country. they are

st. peter's square comes one day before the start of a landmark vatican summit on the issue.lso today, pope francis told cold rooms from southern italy, people causally attacking the church are links to the devil. hundreds of civilians left the last unplayed held by islamic state group of militants in eastern syria today. the movie signals a possible end in a standoff that lasted more than a week. more than $4.2 billion in fines for helping wealthier french clients evade tax authorities. the paris court convicted the zurich base bank of illegal soliciting of what the french call it record fine. just some of the news beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. only pay fo i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom too, but i can't insure those... which is a crying shame. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ feeling unsure? what if you had some help? introducing the new 2019 ford edge with the confidence of ford co-pilot360™ technology. the most available driver assist techonology in its class. the new 2019 ford edge jushis local mir

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church has covered up decades of sex crimes is a threat to its very future while people still flock in their thousands to hear the pope speak in person at the vatican and there are hundreds of millions more roman catholics around the world but pope francis is aware that sexual abuse is a nexus tensional problem for the catholic church it's driven away worshippers and if it's not properly handled more will leave. the vatican never said this unprecedented meeting would solve the problem cardinals have called it a step on the road they must now produce follow up measures for clergy to take back to their countries and put into practice rory chalons how to zero the vatican the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera senegal and it's on whether to give macky sall a second as president after his biggest rivals from running. and why the republicans are getting behind the democrats' climate initiative and it isn't because they're bream. h

longevity and appeal of the catholic church such as the angelus prayer given by the pope each sunday in st peter's square but the traditional secrecy with which the church has covered up decades of sex crimes is a threat to its very future while people still flock in their thousands to hear the pope speak in person at the vatican and there are hundreds of millions more roman catholics around the world but pope francis is aware that sexual abuse is a nexus tensional problem for the catholic church it's driven away worshippers and if it's not properly handled more will leave. the vatican never said this unprecedented meeting would solve the problem cardinals have called it a step on the road they must now produce follow up measures for clergy to take back to their countries and put into practice chalons al-jazeera the vatican. still ahead on al-jazeera senate votes on whether to give michael sallah second term as president up to his biggest rivals are banned from running plus not so picture perfect the problem is not confronting some of iraq's historical landmarks . however the weather's lousy try a

in the early hours of this morning, the search boat morven left st peter port harbour in guernsey tosel commissioned by the air accidents investigation branch. the two search teams, one of them sponsored by a crowdfunding operation on behalf of the sala family, will check four nautical square miles. the seabed will be scoured using a combination of sonar technology and unmanned submersible vehicles. we tow these sonars just off the seabed and gives us a very high—resolution picture — we can pick out small objects the size of a tyre from a car so the resolution is really, you know, very, very tight, and we'll be running lines in a grid pattern overlapping these lines. we call it "mowing the lawn." it's expected the search will take around three days. if nothing is found in that time, the teams have, as yet, no plans to continue. victims of crime will be given new rights to challenge the release of violent offenders under a review of the parole system. the change follows an outcry last year over the planned release of the so—called black cab rapistjohn worboys. it will mean that victim

united arab emirates those involved in the war to respect the ceasefire deal during an address in st peter's square of france's then later boarded a flight to abu dhabi where he will be meeting prince history the first time a pope has physically had the arab peninsula a human rights watch has urged the pope to press the u.s. government to end violations in yemen and to stop repressing critics at home in an open letter to the pontiff it said the u.a.e. plays a prominent role in the saudi led coalition's military operations in yemen since march twenty fifteen the coalition has indiscriminately bombed homes markets and schools impeded the delivery of humanitarian aid and used widely banned nations human rights watch has documented nearly ninety apparently an awful coalition attacks some of them likely war crimes domestically authorities have carried out a sustained assault on freedom of expression and association since twenty eleven. and if you get a chance check out this great info graphic on the human cost of the war in yemen according to the u.n. at least ten thousand people have been killed

st. peter's square. we've followed their fight for justice since last year all the way from the u.s.holic church has still not laid out concrete steps to stop child sexual abuse. how are you feeling after hearing the pope's speech? >> i don't think our children are any safer now than four days ago by what i heard. >> reporter: what's one word you would use to describe how this summit went? >> shortfall. >> disappointing. >> a start. >> reporter: what would you say to survivors and victims listening who might be >> don't give up. >> it's a long journey. >> stay united, and we will get this done to protect all children of the world. >> so much of the discussion about when the summit would be was about holding accountable the bishops who covered up sexual abuse or were abusers themselves. do you think now that the summit ends, bishops will be, are being held more accountable? >> i don't. >> i would like to say that it's a start, but unless he starts removing bishops who egregiously covered up these crimes, he's not leading by example. >> reporter: he promised concrete steps. have you he

here she is speaking to her family in st peter's hospice just three days before she died.logy lab gave her the all clear but the slides should have rung alarm bells as they were abnormal. the next year, julie was referred by her gp back to southmead gynaecology for investigation of persistent bleeding but was taken off the cancer pathway after a biopsy was reported as normal. over the next two years she was sent back to southmead four times because her gp was still worried about the bleeding. eventuallyjulie went private and was given the devastating diagnosis not only that she had cancer but that it had spread out of control. within 30 seconds of being examined by the consultant, he diagnosed me with cervical cancer. he took me in the week after and he could not even get the camera into the womb, it was completely blocked. i was horrified. southmead have accepted that the care thatjulie received was negligent and that had they correctly reported her smear, she would not have gone on to develope cervical cancerand died. an independent investigation is being carried out int

st.. everyone has been excited about this. >> we will introduce you to the fans of marcus peters. they will watch marcus in the big game with a lot of pride. >>> a federal court is weighing in on san francisco's requirement to sugary drinks carry out warning label? destr watching. -- >>> when you shop with us, you know how to score. but did you know you could be saving even more? with the tjx rewards credit card - every time you shop at our stores, you earn 5% back in rewards. tjx rewards credit card. n tter value every day. welcome back to mornings on 2 . we are talking super bowl season. we will be watching the super bowl to cheer one of their own. >> we are talking about marcus peters. he graduated in 2011. he goes back to the school for community events. he does this every year. marcus is an inspiration on and off the field. >> reporter: marcus peter star quarterback for the los angeles rams. the students, staff and teachers will be rooting from him. he graduated in 2011. everyone we spoke to could not be prouder. >> he would do everything. he is representing west oakland. eve

. >> peter: what was the path from that first job and where was that to be "the nation" sports editor. >> dave: that was in st. marry county in maryland. then i worked for the prince george's post, which is a black-owned newspaper, and i overheard my editor there, a man named augusta floyd speaking to a friend about politics. it turned out we had a lot of shared political views about the world. i said to him hey i'd like to maket my sports column more political, and he was very open to it. and once i started writing it in the "prince george's post" my brother-in-law, wasga into this new thing called social media, and it was new in 2004. he put my column out nationally on these lists. i'm very indebted to him, and robertlipsight who is the great chronicler of muhammad ali, he got in touch with the nation and said i think i found your guy. >> peter: and you've been with "the nation" ever since. >> dave: and robert lipsight has been a friend and mentor and i have no words for how amazing he is. >> peter: where did you grow up? >> dave: i grew up in new york city, i grew up a huge fan of the new york football gia

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st. peter's catholic church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, we lift our hearts and minds to you as we begin today. you are sovereign over all things. but you give us all a share in your governance over the things of creation and the affairs of humanity. thank you for the blessing over this house of representatives with a privileged position in governing towards the ends of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for the citizens it serves. we ask your grace in favor upon each elected official that -- is realized even realized. bless all that is work that is assembled here, fill this session with your spirit that may result in good fruit in your country for time and its citizens for eternity. men. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-a of house resolution 131, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will now lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with