supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. is made possibl

. >> reporter: after 25 years as a school counselor, marlyn bussey became the pastor of st. james ame zion church in san mateo and quickly saw a need. >> what was happening is kids were being put in classes to repeat a class in ninth grade when they had already gotten an a or b in 8th great. >> reporter: it's called misplacement. in particular, bussey saw it happening to black and hispanics. >> it's a dream killer when you tell a child that you're good in school but you're not good enough. you need prove it to me one more time that you're that good and then i'll let you through the door. i mean, come on. do they not have enough barriers in the way? >> reporter: not only were students being misplaced. many were falling behind and struggling. both groups needed help. >> i think we can push them -- >> reporter: so two years ago, bussey created the st. james community foundation. >> so it's one, two and a. >> reporter: three afternoons a week, about 50 middle school students fill the community hall for food and math. the 7th grader struggled. >> i was bad with my grades. >> especially

so two years ago reverend bussey create the st. james community foundation. three afternoons a week, about 50 middle school students fill the church's community hall for a hot meal and math. camilleo tupak is a seventh grader who struggled. >> i was really bad with my grades. >>reporter: especially math. >> math, really tough for me. >>reporter: now his grades are up, along with his confidence. adrianna was one of the first students in the program, now a high school junior, she's back, tutoring the kids. >> before i went in, i didn't really understand it. when i started coming here, like, i was, like, excelling more than my other classmates because of this, so every single test, i didn't have to study. everything else i would always get a's on. >>reporter: so for giving children in san mateo a boost in math as well as for their futures, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to the reverend marlan bussey. >> remember, you can nominate someone you aid mire for the jefferson award for public service online at kpix.com/hero. >>> let's take a look at ou

francis adams and she came to washington before he went to be the union embassador to the court of st. jamesthrough the war, and she wrote the wonderful feisty letters homes calling him a a toad and behaved like children. i can get behind that. [laughter] >> my personal favorite is i will advise any young women who wishes to have an easy quiet life not to marry an adams. [laughter] >> i knew that the letters, whatever i found would be wonderful. and so i started thinking about my own growing up here in washington after world war ii and at that point the mall was covered with what were called temporary buildings. i actually remember as a very little girl asking my mother what temporary meant because the buildings didn't seem to go going anywhere. they were very ugly. since replaced by the ugly buildings on independence avenue, but they were a physical manifestation of how the war had increased the role of government. it started with world war i and world war ii and how it made washington's place in the country a very different place than it had been at the beginning of the century. i also kne

adams is over there as ambassador to the court of st. james, no one believes i can represent anybody because you don't have central government for me to represent. so yes, we clearly need to do something to reform the articles. there won't be a consensus about how much reform there should be but yes, reform we want to do. this is where what happens becomes close, the people who want to have the convention get together in the spring, washington, hamilton, madison and j. they say we will only be -- settle for not a revision of the articles but a total replacement of the articles which was a violation of their instructions. washington said i will not come out of retirement unless you promise me the we go for broke. if we don't go for broke is not worth it. risking my reputation and legacy and don't want to risk it for small potatoes and they promise and madison is the one who organizes the plans, the va plan which sets the agenda for the philadelphia convention. >> washington agrees by madison and hamilton to lend his prestige, they get to philad

. >> if you are just joining our coverage, the coffin of princess diana is moving now past st. jamesis is an incredible picture. three generations from the house of windsor. >> that was princess diana's funeral, september 6, 1997. diana was killed in a car crash a week before on august 31st. along with her two sisters who accompanied her body become to britain. you have 15 second. along with diana's two sisters who accompanied her body back to britain? >> need an answer. >> her brother. >> you didn't cover this, did you? that is incorrect. >> prince charles accompanied her body back to britain. >> that's what i was going to say. >> all right. let's take a look. how much did you wager? >> 831. >> all right. brings you down to 119. don/john. >> yeah! >> win. >> second place, baby. >> don/john are the winners. >> second place. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh. >> second place. >> second place. >> all right, don and john are the winners. jdrf gets $20,000. chris and alysin, $10,000 for huntington's disease society of america. mike and brooke, $10,000 for mike rowe works. thank our players. thank our

st. james park. dwayne reed first got to san jose when he was 19. he was one of those kids. i just thought i'd stay here and i didn't have no place to sleep, i didn't know the area and some guy i met on the streets said if you want a nice place to sleep where no body will bother you he said i can take you there but we're gonna have to travel. i didn't know he was gonna take me up on a dirt hill in a half completed freeway enclosure and this is where i slept. reed, like so many other young people on the streets today, fled an emotionally abusive situation at home which originally caused his homelessness. and after we talked to some young people on the streets, it became clear that abusive situations at home and how they were raised are recurring themes in causing their homelessness. i think my first answer would be the parents the choices they make while they're growing up reflects on the child child abuse was a big factor growing up oh there are many factors ahh the first factor of course is trauma at home. young homeless people face the same dangers on the streets as adults

francis adams who was here briefly in congress and then became the union ambassador to the court of st. james and was instrumental in keeping the british from recognizing the confederacy but while they were here in washington it was the infamous 36th congress which was the secession congress and she is writing these unbelievably frank letters to her son henry adams and she says of president buchanan that he is a heavy old toad and the senate babe like children and silly ones at that. we can get behind this but again my favorite, i would bias and a young woman who wishes to have an easy quiet life not to marry and adams. but so i knew whatever i did the letters would be great but i still didn't know what the book was. so i started thinking about again my own growing up here after world war ii and the effects of the war were very physically present. the mall was covered with temporary buildings and they had initially gone up in world war i and war had been added in world war ii. i remember asking my parents with temporary mats because they didn't seem to be going anywhere. they were there for a

. >> yesterday evening, i'm walking from the st. james building. >> yes?> over to the independence beer garden, to meet some friends. >> oh,. >> i run into the clydesdale's walking, clopping down walnut st. >> oh, ya, seen them in the superbowl commercials. >> so cool. look at that. >> so we will tell you why the clydesdales took over the street of center city. >> there was poop everywhere. >> did you clean it up? >> well, my mant did. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. (gong) marinate your steak with kikkoman to enhance its juicy, natural essence. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >> hey in the control room, this is the best sunrise shot we've had in 19 years of doing this show. listen, soak it in. >> ahh. >> it is beautiful. >> yes. isn't that gorgeous? >> you'll get a lot of sun when you start walking, too. >> 93 degrees. why do we choose today? >> i don't know. >> b

. >> reporter: so two years ago, bussey created the st. jamesreporter: three afternoons a week about 50 middle school students fill the church's community hall for a hot meal and math. this child struggled. >> he wasi was bad with grades especially matt. >> reporter: now his greats are up along with his confidence. adriana was one of the first students in the program. now a high school junior, she is back tutoring the kids. >> before i wouldn't understand it and then when i started coming here i was like excelling more than my other classmates because of it so every, single test i didn't really have to study. everything i would always get as on. >> reporter: for giving children san mateo a boost in math and for their futures, this week's jefferson award in the wear goes to marly introducing starbucks® small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. >>> andre in for dennis tonight. wow! a familiar face coming back. >> barry zito will have a chance to end his baseball career where it started. he has been called up to finish the season in the big leag

starting tonight continuing through sunday night the st. james orthodox church in milpitas will be home to the cuisine. there's music, some great live folk dancing, plus for the kids games, arts and crafts. even face painting. go to their website to print their free admission tickets. now, that's a steal. that's certainly a figure of speech. don't actually steal because i want you on good terms with the alameda county sheriff's office who rock the grill i hear. tonight is their cop shop barbecue in castro valley. they have chicken, hot links, salad plus drink and reserve bar. there's a small admission fee but goes towards keeping their community policing and problem solving unit at the community center where they also give classes and seminars. now, however you choose to end your week, remember it's the start of the weekend. guys. >> say no more. well, a padres fan for life. a newborn baby and his mother are doing well this morning after she gave birthright in the middle of the giants-padres game last night at petco park. mom, a die hard padres f

st.. >> james: a pedestrian was reported to have been struck by southbound train 210. there will be delays in both directions. if cal at train is your destination be prepared for delays or make alternate plans. >> george: here you see the southbound 680 ragged with a 38 minute drive time. the accord or commute to instill 54 minutes. the bay bridge back up into the macarthur maze is about 22 minutes. at the san mateo bridge it's a different story with 20 to 25 minute across the span but from hayward is about 36 minutes. for the golden gate bridge it is problem free. the rich and bridget is also backed up. >> james: we will start off with a live look this morning. we to have that flagstad the ferry tower indicating that the winds will be nice and mild. most areas around the bay will now have 50 degree to 60 degree weather. by noon time we should see temperatures go up to around 77. then that we will max out around it below 80 degree range. the agency on the map of the most areas are in the low 80s. of the thursday and friday looks cooler and then it will warm up in the w

basilica of st. james in brooklyn and st. joseph in prospect heights. he was in washington, d.c. yesterday with the holy father. he will be greeting him. >> he is having fin so far. >> he is happy, smiling greeting crowds. >> today at jfk you greet him the holy father. >> cardinal dolan and myself. >> what will you say and how will you say? speak italian or spanish. >> speak in italian. welcome periphery of new york. outer boroughs, you know how it is. >> you're in charge of diocese in brooklyn and queens. >> that's right. >> it could be a little touchy here this afternoon. the address before a joint session of congress. he is talking about the environment. talking about immigration. we love the pope but not everybody agrees with the solutions to these problems. >> it is like your father. sometimes you don't agree with your father. you love them but don't always agree with everything he says. i think the holy father is going to challenge everybody, because all the issues he is speaking about are important. not everybody sees him the same way but they're important issues. nobody c

st. petersburg, florida, becomes the hunting ground for a violent rapist and killer named james "dusty" rhodesnce a person makes themselves isolated, they become prey. >> he moves to st. petersburg after raping and killing a woman in colorado. a month after he gets to town, he rapes a woman at knifepoint. police don't know it yet, but rhodes is just getting started. >> we're dealing with a very, very disturbed person. >> i didn't waste any time with a rouse. i didn't care to have a rouse. i chose the force route. >> because? >> because i was on a mission, a mission that i felt like force was adequate. >> being a predator means that you're going out in a mindset. it's being able to watch when somebody doesn't know and that can be very sexually gratifying. it's the ability to get into somebody's home or get into their car and feel that power over them. they never saw it coming, so you're generating that fear that you need. >> rhodes keeps up that double life. after his attacks, he always goes straight home and resumes his role as a husband, father and construction worker. >> how did you behave a

. >> davis went to st. james' school and worked in the rectory for eight years. and thes fathers were like fathers to him. >> and my report card, i would show my father at home, and then i would have to show all of my fathers. that's the way they treated me, as a son. >> davis says when he told his grandson about the humbling honor about taking part of thes mass, he reacted as any would. >> he told me awesome, pops. >> he said he never thought he would ever see a pope, let alone be there for the blessing. >> there are two big moments, one is when we are born and the other one when we find out why. and i believe that god in devines providence said i want to you do this for me. >> the memory his grond son will make fills him with the most gratitude and emotion. >> when he hand the gifts to the holy father i hope i don't lose it. [laughing] >> could you blame him if he did? i told jerry i had goose bumps for them. how about this view from our parkway studios. sky 6 with an overhead look of the basilica of saints peter and paul and we are ready for that motorcade and

so was james bullard of st. louis. he is practicing now in taking a neutral stance. how do you think the middle ground switch with tensions of eric of boston. what is neutral for the fed? think neutral at this particular meeting is closer to leaving things where they are today then moving the rate of. that is probably the reason it came out the way it did. it is the inflation outlook that is the key factor here. does not mean the other things played a role. and ornts about the national environment that has been covered played a role. keeping, they -- the key thing is they are word about the low end nation going forward. the question is, if you are going to get lower inflation, it is going to be even lower and further away from a mandate and you had a vested earlier. the key is to understand the fed is a risk manager. that is really what is going on here. they think they would like to buy a little bit of insurance that in fact the inflation performance going forward and 2016 and 2017 could be a little getting the economic forecast. they would like to buy the insurance

first james st.resident nixon's attorney, then leon jaworski, special prosecutor to argue his case against the president's refusal to surrender 64 tapes and documents. >> it is a strange notion that the president of the united states is the defendant and the government of the united states is the prosecutor. >> jaworski was even cheered by some in of the crowd as he entered the supreme court building. much as a roman gladiator entering the arena to do battle. >> it was a product of this peculiar moment when the u.s. government had to test the constitution to find out what limits there were on presidential power. >> if it came down to the supreme court of the united states making a decision against the president, would he obey, or would he put himself in a confrontation with the supreme court? >> i don't know of anyone here or at the white house or anywhere else who knows the answer to that. and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move

st. louis president james board, because he has been wrong for multiple years now while i have actually been right. i'm sorry, he takes it personally. this is too important in the lives of regular people, not just the stockmarket for me to back off. here's my bottom line. he can call me unsavory, sticks and stones and all. one about a guy that says things are very much the opposite of sanguine, maybe i should just take that one as a compliment. jesse in california. jesse! >>. >> caller: hey, jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: my call is about keycorps, key. >> thatry due to report october 15th. my question for sui is this stock a buy and should i get it before or after the report? >> okay. let's be really -- i want to speak long and short term here. there is no doubt in my mind, longer term, that is one of the best ceos in this country, including the banking business. secondly, though, short term, i am concerned about this short rate issue, how it will impact their earnings. i am advising you, you may have to buy it lower after they report. let's go to elise in illin

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st. louis federal reserve president james bullard is here. >> shutdown clock ticking. to getting a funding bill down. jamie dimon is slamming washington, warning that a government shutdown is just bad management. >> game of thrones conquers the emmy awards. a look at the winners and losers of last night's big show and scorecard how the networks and big players like amazon and netflix fared. the last hour of "squawk box" starts now. >> announcer: live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box". >>> welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with beck beck and joe kernen. take a look at the future. dow looking to open up higher 150 points higher. s&p 500 up 15 points and nasdaq looking to open up about 40 points hire. checking out the markets in europe at this hour. we do have relatively green arrows except for what's going on in greece. everything up about a percent sore. dax up only about half a percent. we'll tell you what's going on in the energy complex. wti crude standing had a 9.88. >> let's get to some s

james think you will ask deked out of biogen idec. on a down day, it does not take much to be the biggest gainer. this is of 9/10 of 1%. 300.st about an interesting call from raymond james. has already been down 70% over the last 12 months. look at the stock right now. the downgrades hurt even more. especially when you look at the fact that you have not had a serious gold rally. the producers in the biggest publicly traded copper producer. here's a look at my terminal. i took a one-year chart of freeport back -- freeport macnoram.eport- its competitors could be producing more copper. that would be a huge problem. look at apple and netflix. i want is what apple was doing because of its partnership announcement with cisco yesterday. in today's news, it is making tv producers, film producers, to create original content. if apple does that, a lot of people have noticed that could be a threat to netflix and amazon. that flex right now is down about 7%. it even got an upgrade. a price target upgrade. apple is down 2%. the moves and apple have a tendency to affect the average is more, since it is worth 10% of the nasdaq 100 alone. t

james bowl hard, st. louis fed president on squawk box this morning, talked today about the fed and the roll that the decisions have made in the way that the stockings have traded. listen to this. we'll react on the other side. >> the fed cannot permanently raise stock prices. so the idea it's all -- you know, the fed is going one way, the other, and this is what's driving the stock market, is not true. >> okay. well, bollard says it's not true. >> it's a sea of liquidity. the question becomes now if they begin to slowly take away that sea of liquidity, how many changes do you make your portfolio. i think the important thing as the conversation relates to the federal reserve, we all spend a tremendous amount time staring at the 50 yard line. 50 is the big number. oil. can oil get back above $50? if it does, that gives you a lot of comfort that the federal reserve will go. can the china pmi get above 50? the 50 is very important. that tells you the fed is going to go in october. what you do with it i don't

st. louis fed president james bullard arguing for a rate hike and going head to head with cramer. >> apple hacked in china. this time the app store. apple says it is working to address that problem. >> and as alibaba marks one year as a public company, the final lock up on share selling expires. will the stock see more pressure today? stocks poised to open sharply higher, looking to recoup losses from friday's selloff which did include a 290-point drop on the dow. there continues to be buzz over the fed's decision to stay pat on interest rates. earlier this morning, st. louis fed president jim bullard who didn't have a vote at last week's meeting said he would have dissented, then he said this -- >> i have a message for your friend cramer, the fed cannot permanently raise stock prices. he's one of the great people at looking at businesses, how good is this business, what's the profitability of the business, what's this thing worth. and, you know to have him cheerleading for low rates 24 hours a day is, i think, unsavory. >> also said a number of other things, guys. larry somers should know

something that they are all watching to see how he behaves, the most recent appointment, james johnson to the diocese of st. charles is an interesting choice because it cops after a sex abuse scandal there with the bishop having covered up and he has been very outgoing to the victims of sex abuse. these are statements that the pope has made. >> george, he has a poignant quote saying if you are a christian leader and your church and you are not serving the poor you should not pitches are not doing that he think they are not doing their job. >> and the cardinal o'malley from boston has worked so hard on the sexual abuse issue but setting an example in reach out to the poor. >> he wears the sandals and worked with the poor in many different places and they are very alined in what the pope is trying to do. some of the bishops could be in a sense...struggling to understand the message the same this any organization when a new boss comes in. the old boss has certain priors and the new boss has certain pry over thes and it is matter of being open. >> so many see a pope who gets them and you are feeling that all m

ambassador to the court of st. james to the war and she wrote these wonderful spicy letters home calling began and the heavy old toad and saying the senate behaved like children and silly ones at that. i could get behind that one. [applause] but my personal favorite again was i would advise any young woman who wishes to have an easy quiet life not to marry and adams. [laughter] so i knew the letters whatever i found would be wonderful. so i started thinking about my own growing up here in washington after world war ii and at that point the mall was covered with what were called temporary buildings. i actually remember as a little arrow asking my mother what temporary meant because the building didn't seem to be going anywhere. they were basically have been replaced by the ugly buildings that they were a physical manifestation of how the war had increased the role of government. it actually started in world war ii and how it made washington a very different place than it had been at the beginning of the century. i also of

st. louis fed said it's time to increase interest rates. james bullard, one of the first fed executives to speak since the policy-making meeting last week, is not a voting member. but he says he would have dissented with the central bank's decision to leave rates near zero. >> policy settings are an emergency. and the economy itself, the goals of the committee have essentially been met. you know, unemployment's 5.1% and inflation, which is being driven down by oil right now, but if you strip that out and look at the dallas fed, the inflation's about 1.6% year over year. that is about as close as we've been to our goal variables in 50 or 60 years. so the prudent thing to do is to start to inch your policy lovers back to some kind of normal readings. >> separately dennis lockhart, the president of the atlanta fed, said he expects the central bank to raise rates at some point this year. >> that data-dependent fed is likely taking notice of the latest read on housing which wasn't particularly pretty. existing home sales fell more than expected back i

adams is over there as ambassador to the court of st. james, no one believes i can represent anybody because you don't have central government for me to represent. so yes, we clearly need to do something to reform the articles. there won't be a consensus about how much reform there should be but yes, reform we want to do. this is where what happens becomes close, the people who want to have the convention get together in the spring, washington, hamilton, madison and j. they say we will only be -- settle for not a revision of the articles but a total replacement of the articles which was a violation of their instructions. washington said i will not come out of retirement unless you promise me the we go for broke. if we don't go for broke is not worth it. risking my reputation and legacy and don't want to risk it for small potatoes and they promise and madison is the one who organizes the plans, the va plan which sets the agenda for the philadelphia convention. >> washington agrees by madison and hamilton to lend his prestige, they get to philad

st. louis. janet yellen and james bullard are scheduled to make opening remarks.ith usmckee is here now with a preview. what are they expecting to say? michael co they are supposed to say welcome. we are not expecting a lot from them, but there is a conference getting underway this week that will make some news perhaps related to what was just said. , a paper heen co-authored is out today, suggesting the fed does care on anfinancial stability equal basis with inflation and jobs. so maybe markets a right to look at what is happening in markets to decide what the fed is going to do. scarlet: sounds like a third mandate. michael: the conclusion of the paper that it is almost a third mandate even if it is not legally written into the law. mark: the whole discussion about when the fed would raise interest rate and how much, today is the last day of september. tomorrow, october, november, december. is there any consistent just consensus on at the fed is going to move between now and the end of the are? aboutl: not at all, 50/50, slightly moving against it. a question is

st. louis beat seattle in overtime. next sunday night, seattle plays at green bay. jamesreturned to the packers and scored two touchdowns. green bay's victory at chicago. >>> seahawks at packers in a rematch of the nfc title game. that will be next week on "sunday night football." >> announcer: welcome back to the volkswagen passat post-game report. now al michaels and chris clint worth. >> al: that rabbit's foot moves back and forth. the cowboys through the years have lost a ton of games they should have won. once in a while they win won they should have lost. >> cris: it was all tony romo. he was gibb tven the opportunitt a lot of quarterbacks are given that same opportunity. no time-outs and he took them the length of the field. >> al: giants will play atlanta next week at home. dallas goes to philadelphia. and we will be going to green bay. seattle against green bay. we saw when the schedule came out, how great is this going to be? chicago looked good. >> cris: green bay's got news things happening there. any time there are decisions to be made as a coach, you have to

st. louis fed president james bollard on squawk box earlier this morning. he did say what his vote would have been at last week's meeting. >> i argued against this decision, i thought it was time to move and i actually would have dissented on this decision. it's i think inappropriate to react to financial market turmoil, you know -- >> in china. >> in china. these things can go down but rally back a couple weeks later and then people say, well, are you going to now change your policy again? >> let's get reaction in our "closing bell" exchange today. joining us jim lowell, ben willis and of course rick santelli is in chicago. what do you make of that? the aftermath of the fed meeting and market response, it's been topic a since that time. what do you make of it? >> well, we didn't expect the fed to raise rates although we kind of hoped that they would to put another bullet back in their chamber. we did think that if the fed didn't raise rates it could signal that they were maybe more concerned about the state of the global economy. at the same time i think i

st. louis beat seattle in overtime. next sunday night, seattle plays at green bay. jameses returned to the packers and scored two touchdowns. green bay's victory at chicago. >>> seahawks at packers in a rematch of the nfc title game. that will be next week on "sunday night football." >> announcer: welcome back to the volkswagen passat post-game report. now al michaels and chris clint worth. >> al: that rabbit's foot moves back and forth. the cowboys through the years have lost a ton of games they should have won. once in a while they win won they should have lost. >> cris: it was all tony romo. he was gibb tven the opportunitt a lot of quarterbacks are given that same opportunity. no time-outs and he took them the length of the field. >> al: giants will play atlanta next week at home. dallas goes to philadelphia. and we will be going to green bay. seattle against green bay. we saw when the schedule came out, how great is this going to be? chicago looked good. >> cris: green bay's got news things happening there. any time there are decisions to be made as a coach, you have

. >> i think janet yellen's comments last night played into what the fed governors james fuller from the stlouis fed being one of those sad. after the market reaction on a afternoon, the phones were ringing and they said hey, we need to do something about this. what happened over the weekend and would janet yellen dater paving the way for the december rate increase. we are going to hear governors onboard, same message. well before the december time, we will almost know for absolute urgency that december is when it starts. maria: i think it's october. we at john williams, president of the san francisco federal reserve program last sunday. i said it's got to be december because he done a press conference in october and you want the time to explain it. if we raise rates will take the time to explain it. >> we are up this morning and still down in a year. we're fine selected sectors from the sale of consumer discretionary. maria: you both sort of talking about linking them in the market comes down. is that the way you see it? would she want to buy today? >> it always makes sense especially give

st. charles seminary for a brief break before this evening's mass. i want to bring in our panel. senior vatican correspondent an analyst jon allen, bruce filer, best-selling author, father james martin. father martin, off big smile on your face was you're very happy the pope visited st. joseph's. explain why. >> the pope normally makes an unscheduled stop to the jesuit community in the city he visits so we don't know if it was going to be new york, philadelphia, or washington. he visited st. joseph's, the jesuit university of philadelphia. he dedicated a statue there to jewish/christian relations. and a friend of mine texted me on campus there, he visited the jesuit infirmary, he went to the place where the sick and infirm and elderly jesuits live, on the campus of st. joe's. a big moment for the university and for the jesuits and i'm delighted. just wish i were there. >> what does it mean as a jesuit to have a pope who is a jesuit? >> it's amazing. i love the guy and i think part of it is i'm biased because he's a jesuit. one of the things i like best is he's able to sort of share jesuit spirituality with the whole world in very subtle ways. he doesn't say now i'm going to t

photojournalist james hatch was there when they caught the good news. >> reporter: at st. bernadette's church school in silver spring excitement about the upcoming papal visit is everywhere, in the reallies, on the walls and especially -- in the halls, on the walls and especially in the classrooms. >> everybody is excited, but for us this is particularly exciting because he is our holy father. >> reporter: while most of these young parishioners will only get to see pope francis' mass on television, three will be there in person each chosen by the pastor for letters they penned explaining why they'd like to attend the papal mass. today monsignor smith made the rounds of the classrooms congratulating the winners. >> i'm here to say and to give a ticket to one of the classmates who wrote a particularly good letter asking to go to the mass and to give a papal mass ticket to catalina shyder. >> reporter: for catalina this papal mass will be even more special. >> it will be really great especially because the mass is going to be recited in spanish. since i'm bilingual. >> report

st. louis beat seattle in overtime. next sunday night, seattle plays at green bay. jameses returned to the packers and scored two touchdowns. green bay's victory at chicago. >>> seahawks at packers in a rematch of the nfc title game. that will be next week on "sunday night football." >> announcer: welcome back to the volkswagen passat post-game report. now al michaels and chris clint worth. >> al: that rabbit's foot moves back and forth. the cowboys through the years have lost a ton of games they should have won. once in a while they win won they should have lost. >> cris: it was all tony romo. he was gibb tven the opportunitt a lot of quarterbacks are given that same opportunity. no time-outs and he took them the length of the field. >> al: giants will play atlanta next week at home. dallas goes to philadelphia. and we will be going to green bay. seattle against green bay. we saw when the schedule came out, how great is this going to be? chicago looked good. >> cris: green bay's got news things happening there. any time there are decisions to be made as a coach, you have

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st. to sit in the fire fighters roll through. >>james: columnist at well- prepared before the fire one and five families in middletown cash for the below the poverty line off now about half of the town is homeless these children facing an uncertain future if in a makeshift tent cities survivor shot to buy what they have found my hope to the hope this help from surrounded tennessee's. >>mark: www.kron4.com check out how to help tap on our balance fire coverage will take a quick break 737 when we come back it means big money for retailers was traded items at the sign off the shelves to live the outside the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza, where the rise of beginning to back up more on whether in your commute and more new straight ahead. >>james: we have the three men who have for the terror attack in france last month it will make the president today the white house says that he wants to express his gratitude for the extraordinary bravery the three subdue the man who boarded a train kennesaw rifle or pistol box cover the president ha

and the man in the middle, james bullard, he of the st. louis cardinals, will speak at 3:00 p.m. as well. we speak economics, finance, investment, and international relations. this is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ everyone.morning, we begin four hours of "bloomberg surveillance." some important economic data out. first, we need our world headlines. here is francine in london. warning signsomic crop up in japan, raising the prospect of recession for the second time in as many years. analysts expected an increase in retail sales, that they did not improve during the month. the trends might push the government and the central bank in japan to prop up the economy. russian troops are one step closer to joining the fighting in syria. lawmakers have approved president vladimir putin's request to use military force. he is supporting syria's president, bashar al-assad, in the country's civil war. key economic data came out today . the british economy regains the losses it suffered during the recession. the second quarter was higher than any level since 2008, but this eurozone,

james can run obviously. ryan grant can do some thing and obviously ross had an excellent preseason. he's got excellent speed, also. so we have to utilize them. >> reporter: for sunday's match-up with stlouis washington will be without chris culliver suspended one game for violating the personal conduct policy stemming back to a hit and run in california back in march. >>> we get a special treat with two monday night football games. one is going on right now, but the early game features two teams with big personnel changes. atlanta has a new head coach while the eagles have sam bradford under center. however, the 1st half was all atlanta and julio jones. 141 receiving yards, two touchdowns for jones tonight. falcons up 23 at the half. 4th quarter eagles knocking on the door. ryan matthews with a second effort finds his way in the end zone. philly takes a lead. >>dan quinn gets his first win as the falcons head coach. >>> up in philly the nationals opening up a series again the phillies. jonathan papelbon returns after talking his way off the phillies roster, nationals looking to salvage what's left of the season. >>> bryce harper back in the game after that brutal collision yesterday.

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james, designer of the famed smithsonian. he considered the premiere >> -- >> it took more than 25 years of mostly immigrant labor to realize his vision. when the someone spires were completed in 1888, st. patrick stood at the tallest building in new york city. but after years of neglect, the cathedral was showing its age. >> this cathedral is cracking much the bricks are crumbling. we have to clean our beloved the. >> which is why in 2012 cardinal announced restoration at eye popping price tag. >> the restoration is costing $175 million. give. we had to do it. i was survival. >> the cathedral is build out of marble. it's a beautiful, wonderful stone. >> the architect of the firm murphy, burnhan was charged with the task. >> the stone. to the touch. >> some-stories of scaffolding was erected outside and inside allowing trades people access to every inch of this massive structure. to clean and relead enpanes of glass. restore more than 92 0 organ pipes. and remove soot from the chapels including most popular our lady of guadalupe. >> she was just added. now this shows the continued presence and gift of the immigrants who always found spiritual home. >> good job. thanks for all you do. >

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st. matthew's cathedral which is just north of the white house. that will be midday today. look for live coverage for that, too, over on c-span.org. beloit, wisconsin. it's james. hello. caller: yes. i would ask your viewers to go google pope, argentina generals and what you'll find is an article in the guardian and also on bbc about the situation that the pope was head of the jesuit order in argentina during the worse mass murder in the western hemisphere in history. and -- but the thing is, the vatican still has files on 30,000 people that were murdered, and the pope is apparently delaying. he's promised to release these files to the relatives, bereved relatives but he's delayed it for another year. i would hope that people who are enjoying his visit could maybe get some pressure going to make sure those survivors of the mass murder that the vatican release their files so they have peace of mind before they die. host: is this something that the pope is doing intentionally not releasing, according to this article, what you're saying, do you think he's doing it intentionally? caller: i'm not saying intentionally but bureaucratic issues. they say it could take

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