so i noticed that st. luke's topped off first to see that it's finished it's steel work even before cathedral hill. i think it's great to see this hospital has lots of excellence and attracts people not just from san francisco but from outside san francisco. i have a number of dental patients that live in marin county and almost without fail when they had children, the children were born at cal pacific. i think more people from marin have more people born in marin and this is because of their excellence. san francisco has been a center from which people come from throughout the bay area because of the excellence of hospitals we have in san francisco and this continues. in terms of where you go for care, i'm a kaiser member and i have to go to places like redwood city and san francisco and marin to deliver services. those are just outpatient services. for hospitalization, the same thing would apply, there is a difference between the two and it would be nice, it's probably not the most effective thing to hav

so i noticed that st. luke's topped off first to see that it's finished it's steel work even before cathedral hill. i think it's great to see this hospital has lots of excellence and attracts people not just from san francisco but from outside san francisco. i have a number of dental patients that live in marin county and almost without fail when they had children, the children were born at cal pacific. i think more people from marin have more people born in marin and this is because of their excellence. san francisco has been a center from which people come from throughout the bay area because of the excellence of hospitals we have in san francisco and this continues. in terms of where you go for care, i'm a kaiser member and i have to go to places like redwood city and san francisco and marin to deliver services. those are just outpatient services. for hospitalization, the same thing would apply, there is a difference between the two and it would be nice, it's probably not the most effective thing to hav

louis, st. charles, historic st. charles, mid rivers area, those areas flooded, tremendous flooding. tens of thousands of homes and businesses were flooding. but then the army corps of engineer spent a lot of money and a lot of time bolstering the defenses of levees out west, helping defenses on dams and areas of the mississippi and even downtown. they have been able to make it through this. but again, there is not a snow melt and heavy rain event. this is just rain. >> yeah. and you know, so this is pacific, missouri next door to eureka, missouri where i spoke to the mayor not too long ago. just like you said. folks say that they thought maybe this area wouldn't flood. and he told us that they are expecting the river to crest at 4 feet above the record level. so really just tremendous. tom sater, thank you very much. i want to recap what we are seeing here. this is ouj west of st. louis. can you see houses, businesses under water. this is a community, pacific, missouri, that is being squeezed between the meramec riv

louis ko -- st. charles county as a whole. >> is it is all hands on deck here, and a lot of them would be dealing with the flooding in their homes there? >> yes, and we are the emergency management, and working with ambulances, and fire to coordinate the operations during this time. >> and what about the more sensitive parts of the population there, older folks for instance, who could be homebound or who certainly can't evacuate as quickly as some of the other residents? is there assistance for them? >> i believe that the river point fire rescue, they are keeping an eye on them, and the other law enforcement agencies have been keeping an eye out on on those individuals as well, and making sure they get access to the resources they need. >> so it is an important distinction that you are saying that the water is overtopping the the le e vie, a -- overtoppe e v levee and not breach iing the levee. can you tell us if it is over most of the levee or the length of the levee that water is essentially overfl

as richard engel reports for us, the real st. nick is a far cry from the santa we know. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: everybody knows santa's real name is st. nick. but you may be surprised to learn the real st. nicolas was born here, in what is now the town of demray in southern turkey. almost 1800 years ago. his statue still stands in the center of town, where he served as bishop, and acted like a saint. his present day successor bishop chris is revered here too. once a year he holds mass in the church where his famous predecessor was buried. ♪ >> there is an icon of st. nicolas in every greek orthodox church. >> of course. >> but old st. nick is nothing like the santa we know. those stories are fun, the bishop says, and they would be even more fun if i was a child and had gifts coming my way. >> how did st. nicolas go from a christian saint to a fairy tale from a greek orthodox bishop to a toy maker with a staff of elves and team of flying reindeer? much of that happened in america. the 19th century poem t'was the night bef

but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. >> the first european to arrive where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of youth? >> well, that's an interesting debate for the historians, because, you know, they tend to say he wasn't looking for the there's not really a lot of evidence to actually come to that conclusion. but it is legend. it is folklore. it's something that we like to talk a lot about here in st. augustine. and that's actually what we are standing at today, is the fountain of youth, which is the site that pedro menendez de alvarez actually set foot on, on this day in 1565. >> wow. that's pretty cool. tell us about the founding of st. augustine and the first thanksgiving. >> well, the first thanksgiving was actually a decree from the king of spain. he wanted there to be a gathering of the locals here, which were native americans, and

so how did st. nicholas go from a real-life christian saint to a fairy tale figure from a greek orthodox bishop to a toymaker with a staff of elves and a team of flying reindeer? well, much of that happened in america. the 19th century poem "'twas the night before christmas" describes st. nick as jolly and plump, flying in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. cartoonist thomas nast came up with the familiar santa image and ads like this one from the 30s helped lock it in. coca-cola has a bigger advertising budget than the greek orthodox church. do you try and tell people when you see all of these little santas, that's not the guy. that has nothing to do with st. nick. >> exactly, he says. i've been doing that without much success. because it seems people like santa just the way he is now. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> we like santa and now we like st. nick. thank you, richard. that's going to do it for us this thursday night. i'm thomas roberts in tonight for lester. for all of us here at nbc news,

so how did st. nicholas go from a real life christian saint to a fairy tale gig figure, from a greek orthodox bishop to a toy maker with a staff of elves and team of flying reindeer? much of that happened in america. the 19th century poem 'twas the night before christmas describes st. nick as jolly and plump, reindeer. cartoonist thomas nass came up with the familiar santa image and ads like this one from the '30s helped lock it in. of course, coca-cola has a bigger advertising budget than the greek orthodox church. do you try to tell meme when he see all of these little santas, that's not the guy, that has nothing to do with st. nick? >> exactly, he says, i've been doing that for 30 years now, but without much success, because it seems people like santa just the way he is now. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> bony snider as richard engel was describing for us the history behind santa claus it's interesting. >> it was fascinating to learn how it trans nated and now santa we know comes from ame

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a full st. patrick's cathedral as believers celebrate the birth of christ. emanuel. god is with us. light over darkness. >> a message of hope for the season and for the faithful in attendance at midnight mass, including jim sullivan, the the service began. >> i'm grateful to have been, this is my second year in a row i've been able to win the lottery. >> we turned it into a tradition. >> good over evil. faith over doubt. hope over despair. because god is in our mist. for family, together, rejoicing. it's here with the cardinal and just the christmas carols and everything else, just brings the spirit of christmas into your heart. >> and back live, you can see they have the barricades and a police van already outside of the cathedral this morning in anticipation of the crowds. they have the first mass scheduled for 7:00. there's another one a half hour later. several masses here this morning. so they are encouraging people to stop by and celebrate mass here at st. patrick's on this merry holy day

robert: from st. patrick's cathedral, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, what a beautiful morning out here. between this weather and lack of crowds taking in the cathedral and all the lights up and down fifth avenue is it is spectacular out here and there were big crowds last night and earlier this morning for midnight mass. cardinal dolan reflect on the highlights of the year and had a special message for some specific new york families. st. patrick's cathedral. just saying come all you faithful and i am glad you did. >> reporter: from all over the world, celebrating christmas eve at st. patrick's cathedral. >> at camel for my deceased mother and father and little brother. >> reporter: st. pats, archbishop timothy cardinal dolan, welcome two families in particular. >> of family who fled terror and threat of retribution, a refugee family from the ivory coast. >> reporter: the debate over the resettling of syrian refugees has played out across the world, used his homily to highlight the refugees

a check on headlines, we are st. patrick's cathedral, timothy cardinal dolan lead the service and took a moment to welcome two cme refugee families being resettled by catholic charities. kerry: at the vatican thousands of people packed st. peter's basilica for late-night christmas eve mass led by pope francis. later this morning tens of thousands are expected to attend his traditional christmas speech in st. peter's square. robert: thanks will deliver in some areas, the company says bad weather and last-minute surge in holiday shopping cause them to miss their christmas eve deadline, synthetics express offices will also be open from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. kerry: on christmas morning all of the world christians are pausing to celebrate the birth of jesus christ. robert: molly line has more on the christmas eve celebrations taking place worldwide. >> reporter: as for clock strikes midnight christmas is peaceful and desperate. in bethlehem palestinians and programs gathering at manger square in the church of the nativi

that is at st. mark's. we will be back in just a moment. >>> merry christmas, this is pastor elizabeth ekdale from st. mark's lived through them and i am here with pastor maggi henderson from old first presbyterian. we have arrived at december 24 and we have invited people to come and worship. there are churches where we serve and any church where you can celebrate the good news of christ being born. we want to remind people that the christmas season is more than a day. it is 12 days. the 12 days of christmas. the 24th, christmas eve and then the 25th is christmas day. then we have 12 days and we want to encourage people to come on the sundays following christmas when we still sing christmas carols.>> the 27th, we do old christmas carols and people get to choose. they will choose silent night and then we will sing some of that. we try to get everyone's favorite. january 27 is the second sunday of christmas -- second is the second summer -- january 2 is the second sunday of christmas. we hear from matthew wh

nick and as richard angle reports, the real st. nick is a far cry from the santa we know. >> merry christmas. . >> reporter: everybody knows santa's real name is st. nick but you may be surprised to learn the real st. nicolas was born here in southern turkey. almost 1800 years ago. his statue still stands in the center of town where he served as bishop and acted like a saint. his prison day successor is revered her too. once a year he holds mass in the church where his famous predecessor was buried. >> and there is an icon of st. nicolas in every greek orthodox church? >> reporter: but old st. nick is nothing like the santa we know. those stories are fun and would be even more fun if i was a child and had gifts coming my way. so how did he go from a real life crismanhristmas saint to a fairy tail figure, to a greek orthodox bishop to a man with a team of flying reign dear? much of that happened in america. the 19th century poem described st. nick as jolly and plump. flying in a slay pulled by reigndeer. and cartoonist came up with

st. the cathedrals great treasure beyond price. it is legend that claims st. james lies buried there. the story first appears in the 12th century book, lending the legend a little authority. james preached in spain but without success. he was beheaded in jerusalem. they placed his body in a boat and transported it with the aid of an angel to spain. in the course of time, his grave was forgotten. bright starlight is said to have shown the way to the tomb's rediscovery. the timing was auspicious. they were beginning the process of expelling the moors from spain. james was dubbed the slayer of moore's and supposedly led the christian forces into battle. the legend of saint james attracted doubts from an early age but pilgrims are undaunted. their faith made santa iago the third most important site in christendom. it rises aloft with restraint. music maidstone. it casts a powerful stone. near the top, a sarcophagus intimates the price was holding the pilgrims have come to see. over it is the

>> hi. >> on september 8th, st. augustine celebrated its 450th anniversary, making it older than any permanent settlement on the u.s. mainland. but most people don't know that. why not? >> most people don't realize that st. augustine is the oldest city because we learn british and english traditions in school. so we learn about jamestown. we learn about plymouth. but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of youth? >> well, that's an interesting debate for the historians, because, you know, they tend to say he wasn't looking for the fountain of youth. there's not really a lot of evidence to actually come to that conclusion. but it is legend. it is folklore. it's something that we like to talk a lot about here in st. augustine. and that's actually what we are standing at today, is the fountain of youth, which is the site that pedro

but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. >> the first european to arrive where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of youth? >> well, that's an interesting debate for the historians, because, you know, they tend to say he wasn't looking for the fountain of youth. there's not really a lot of evidence to actually come to it is folklore. it's something that we like to talk a lot about here in st. augustine. and that's actually what we are standing at today, is the fountain of youth, which is the site that pedro menendez de alvarez actually set foot on, on this day in 1565. >> wow. that's pretty cool. tell us about the founding of st. augustine and the first thanksgiving. >> well, the first thanksgiving was actually a decree from the king of spain. he wanted there to be a gathering of the locals here, which were native americans, and africans, as wel

live from st. pats, mallory hoff channel 7 eyewitness news. from st. pats we go everywhere else around the world. pope francis delivering his annual christmas message to the city of rome and indeed the globe. take a look at live pictures from st. peters square in vatican city. beautiful blue sky there just saw in an earlier picture. 80,000 people filling the square. a year ago tens of thousands there today. today's message follows last night's mass at st. peters basilica, the pope noting jesus' simple beginnings as he called on society to give up what he calls its intoxication with consumerism. >>> and in bethlehem in the west bank, a service held at the church of the nativity built at the spot where christians believe jesus was born. thousands of people crowding into the manger square for christmas eve celebrations. tensions have been heightened recently after a new wave of violence between palestinians and israelis. >>> republican presidential front runner donald trump heard the message of christ

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reporting live from st. patrick's, in midtown, brian conybeare, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> christmas eve midnight mass will also take place at the historic st. agnes cathedral in rockville centre, long island. you can watch that mass on tv 10/55 at 11:30 p.m. >>> it happens every year. people waiting until the last minute to do their christmas shopping. i did it this morning. cbs 2's christine sloan caught up with some of them in westfield, new jersey. >> reporter: inside the farmhouse store in westfield, new jersey, a mad rush to finish buying christmas gifts. >> i'm looking for stuff for christmas parties, secret santa all that kind of stuff. >> reporter: so you left it until the last minute? >> yes. i usually do that. there's always better -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: anthony and his daughter wait until the last >> this is very traditional for us. we come downtown every christmas eve and do this. us. >> reporter: you're last- >> my mom. she is really into cooking so dish wear and stuff usually. sh

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he turned around and looked at st. patrick's cathedral and he said but it is right here in the middle of things. then he smiled and he said that is where it should be because that is where god is. right in the middle of things. i propose to you all this evening that that is the message of christmas. god is right smack dab in the middle of things. >> reporter: if you want to celebrate your christmas day by going to mass at st. patrick's cathedral there are plenty of opportunities, eight different masses can afford to take a first at 7:00 a.m. and spanish-language mass at 4:00, the last at 5:30 this evening. kerry: beautiful pictures from the vatican, thousands packing st. peter's basilica for late-night christmas eve mass led by pope francis, he warned against what he called society's intoxication with consumers demand wealth and this is a live look right now at st. peter's square. you can see the pope delivering his christmas blessing as we speak, just got under way and it is traditionally used to denounce war and inju

st. luke's hospital in cedar rapids can provide a safe haven for patients' families. the room is a supportive place during a difficult time. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at st. luke's this morning. forrest, the room has been there now? st. luke's and ronald mcdonald house charities of eastern iowa & western illinois decided to partner and create eastern iowa's first ronald mcdonald family room at unitypoint health - st. luke's hospital. now we can provide extraordinary care and provide our families s th a comfortable respite area. a placacto recharge and rest. a place that allows families to be lives. this family room is located on the second floor of center for women's and children's health. unitypoint health - st. luke's foundation is leading a $600,000 capital campaign to renovate the existing sleep rooms and family lounge into a family-friendly and home-like environment that will provide amenities similar to those found in a traditional ronald mcdonald house, but within the wal

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i look at what chicago, st. louis, and other cities, and i pray for a raised consciousness in this community to get a clearer picture of they are, where they are, and how they got where we are. moreover, i would call out -- i would call out our entertainers -- the ones who profit from the death of our brothers, moving and message in our community that the death of your brother is your mission in life, and if this is not your mission, ain't about nothing with us, and who profit from sending that point -- poison to us and who see the blood on our streets and glorify and encourage it further. when you're right of freedom of expression was bought and paid for with the blood and sacrifice of the people that came before you get conscience, man. , wake up. stop allowing yourself to be used by a system that has destroyed us since we landed. none of this. none of it changes the fact that institutional racism is at the foundation. list intoxamples to short a time to do it. but nothing we can talk about changes. realitycan

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a former st. louis police officer. the mayor of gary indiana discusses the role of law enforcement in her community. police officers from washington dc and new jersey share their thoughts on policing and creating trust within the communities they serve. a former st. louis police officer who left the force to address what he thought were systemic problems in the .riminal justice system he spoke about the topic to students at the university of delaware. >> there have been a number of incidents suggesting a real need to have a dialogue on race. i encourage audience .articipation it should be said that along with the candidates and sincerity, respectful dialogue is expected. if you wouldn't stand up and say it.blic don't tweet we are all here to get a better understanding of race in america . be candid but also be courteous. 's head of the coalition on law enforcement accountability. committee challenging the institutional racism at the basis of our criminal justice system and police culture throughou

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now st. francis house is the largest in the commonwealth is open every day of the the cardinal has been holding services there for more than 10 years now. >>> they may be far from home but our troopsover seas got a christmas celebration of their own today. santa and his helpers there were on hand to greet soldiers stationed at baghran air base in afghanistan. they were also able to enjoy a christmas meal together. soldiers say the celebration was pretty amazing but also made them miss their families back at home. >> i say that i wish them very much and i wish i was having dinner with them. >> it's kind of sad because i'm not with my family at this time. >> but i have a job i have to do. so it's a sacrifice i have to make. >> baghran air base is one of the main u.s. military bases there in afghanistan. it's maintained by a combined joint task force that includes military forces from all of the branches. >>> record high temperatures again today but believe it or not we have snow in the forecast