st. thomas, it's kind of a cruel joke. >> it's kind of a cruel joke?. >> lee tells me like his brothers, he's never dated anyone. and if he follows through and commits to a vow of celibacy, he never will. >> there are guys in seminary now who have experienced intimacy with a woman. you haven't. but you're kind of okay right now with the fact that it could never happen? >> yep. right now i'm okay with it. >> while lee may never experience physical intimacy, father matthias has. and yet now feels blessed by its absence. >> celibacy is a gift. it's not something that someone can just voluntarily do on their own. it's got to be given from god. >> and while he could have chosen a wife, he's happier celebrating marriage as a priest. >> i've actually found as a priest more fulfillment and more joy than i ever thought possible. i do realize that the sacrifice is something i have to make, and it's something worth making because god is that much greater. >> you are still a human being, do you still now deal with temptations? >> oh, absolutely. everyone experienc

st. thomas is a coed school, which means that girls are everywhere. distraction from the pursuit of a higher calling. >> so you're in seminary, but the seminary is on this college campus. >> yes. >> and so you are interacting with lots of different people, including a lot of very attractive women. >> yes, that is true. >> i'm assuming you've noticed that. >> yeah. >> is it sometimes hard to maintain focus? >> it's not that difficult. i mean, can you have wonderful, chaste relationships with women. you see a beautiful woman, it's like don't look at the parts. look at the whole, imagine she's your sister. it also helps a lot. and sometimes you just have to avert your eyes. >> i think a lot of people outside of your world are like, how the heck could he do it? i'm just sitting here for the last 20 minutes, and i'm noticing tons of hot chicks. >> people, yeah. we say that when you come to st. thomas, it's kind of a cruel joke. >> it's kind of a cruel joke? >> yeah. >> lee tells me like his brothers, he's never dated anyone. and if he follows through and c

st. thomas. he helped draft a document in 2012 entitled, "the vocation of the business leader." business loadership is a noble calling and an opportunity to practice catholic social teaching. >> good goods, good work and good wealth are the three pillars of this vocation of the business leader, and all three of those principles are to be found in the business corp idea. >> but professor goodpastor says there are working problems with the b-corp seal of approval. >> unscrupulous managers who in the name of doing good abuse the capital that was given to them, and make excuses because we didn't get a good return this year because we were busy doing what we had to do in the social sense. when in fact it was mismanagement that led to the poor returns that year. and there need to be safeguards for the shareholders. >> corporate law generally favors the shareholders who invest to make a profit. mark houlihan learned that first hand. >> the moment we sold the company, by law, the only thing we could consider at that time was maximizing shareholder value. it felt to me at the back end of

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st. jude. >> what a wonderful kid, thank you so much. marlow thomas is st. jude national outreach director.ure rate. you are doing a pilot study on kids like devin. >> that's what st. jude does it has a 50% survival rate. it's a tough cancer, a solid tumor and solid tumor in kids. we are doing a solid study, testing, whether to put chemo therapy with immunotherapy with killer cells an created an anti-body on our campus. we have our own manufacturing system which nobody else can do. if we can get this all to work toke, we can make a headway into neurocomblaftoma. it's proven to be less toxic or painful. we are excited about it. this is what st. jude's does. we hope to get it to the place to share it with the rest of the world. >> meanwhile, we got exciting fuse the first lady of the united states invited those kids to visit her at the white house coming up. >> isn't that great? >> so cool. >> nobody every pays at st. jude, children come there from all over the country, or the world, they don't pay for travel or housing or treatment, anything. it's not a charity hospital. rich and poor come.

you see, colin is here with us, along with his brother, aiden, his parents and, of course, marlo thomas, stwe do at st. jude that is so fantastic. colin really was -- anybody else would have called it a lost cause. we brought him back layer by layer by layer. we created a clinical trial, the largest in the world for this brain tumor. it's being used all over the world. we opened it everywhere. all the data is coming back to st. jude so we can study it. it's the epicenter for infant brain tumors. this is what we do at st. jude. this is such an exciting story because this is a little boy who got his life back. he couldn't move. he couldn't walk. he couldn't talk. he's now talking, going to school, up to his grade level. is he skiing. he is exactly what st. jude does. >> i'm watching you watch the piece, and it's so difficult, i can imagine, for you to see those pictures of your young son lie nth hospital bed, not knowing what his future looked like, as you said, not knowing if i'm ever going to hear him speak again. did you ever think you would see the day when your son would be here, looking

proud of our "today" show friend marlo thomas, who was honored with the naming of the marlo thomas center at std by hillary clinton at the name unveiling. marlo has worked tirelessly to carry on the work of her father, danny thomas, to care for sick children. it's 8:04 now. let's now get a check of the weather. >> congratulations to marlo. we love her. >>> it's your ninth birthday. what's your name? >> avery. >> avery, where are you from? >> florida. >> it's colder here than florida. are you having a good time? good. let's show you what's going on for avery and everybody else. out west, a big storm is getting ready to come onshore, bringing heavy rain and heavy snow as you get into the mountains. you can watch this thing friday morning. heavy rain moves into northern california as well, bringing heavy snow as well. 60-plus-mile-per-hour wind gusts and heavy rain will continue along the coast. can you see the snow anywhere from six to nine inches in the sawtooth and bitteroot into central, northern seattle, washington and oregon we're looking for two to three inches of rain. that's what's going

and here is a thomas nast cartoon that shows a scene -- is aly exaggerated -- this st. patrick's day parade at an intersection with a parade. scuffle, butome nast blows it up into this full on hibernian riot. drawsll notice that he the irish as the savage beasts clubbing and beating bystanders and policeman. and it was on st. patrick's day that this happened. you know. what more could you possibly expect? all right, any questions at this point? all right. there is more, right? nativism is multidimensional. there is a lot to it. nativism and labor. this will be familiar to our modern ears. the idea that immigrants steal jobs for lower wages. here's a poster from the 1850's. se!ives of the soil arou they will take our jobs out right, or they will work for less, and things will begin to decline. this is one for the american party, the know nothings. this is probably number two to anti-catholicism. you see this statement on the american association for the improvement of the condition of the poor basically lays this out saying increased immigration from europe in the late y

st. in san francisco. this is presidio trust sold cars and terry thomas. >>: this is all part of our restoration project wesh but in order for native fish to survive we have to take out the bigger non native fish how the non native fishing got into the lake is a bit of a mystery but off the trust officials believe some circumstances residents dump their pet aquariums and on what and on one card into the lake. they have all have thought they may have thought they were doing good but actually it wrecks wreaks havoc with the ecosystem here we will have an expert example the fishing to determine what they are and how they got here. the official guide cruise will then start and of the labor task of removing all the dead fish with some sinking in the bottom. >>:reporter san francisco zoo officials say a warning sign was in place near the guerrilla door on friday before the baby gorilla was crushed. the sign called on the operator to " keep your hand on the stock but not all times and do not leave the electric panel until operation of the doors completed. but the zookeeper will has not been identified said she be

. >> thomas, good to see you and talk to you. it's a wet rainy night in st louis metro. people are - this is heavy on their minds, pretty much all that people are talking about, is when is this grand jury going to make the decision. in the building behind me, the justice hall in clayton missouri, we don't know. we were supposed to hear over the weekend, that's what everyone was saying, as of late yesterday we learnt no decision had been made according to sources, st louis dispatch reporting that, other media out elements, we don't know if they'll reconvene tomorrow in the building behind me. she does have until january 7th. it's not imminent. are protesters are out and about. some arrests have been made. mostly peaceful, they have been marching, they have blocked off the streets. last night, michael brown's mother was walking the streets of ferguson, listen to what she had to say. >> i don't want nobody getting hurt. see what i'm saying. i want all ya with me. >> and people in churches this morning on the sunday, pastors, priests, echoed her sentiments, saying, you know,

thomas jackson. the other development comes from the local newspaper, the st louis dispatch, which published a video. we'll show it to you now. it's a short video, four seconds long, showing officer darren wilson accompanied by other officers leaving to go to the hospital. this is a few hours after the shooting incident and he is accompanied by his union representative. the dispatch is reporting they put together radio traffic from the e m.s. and police and worked out that the incident on august the 9th took less than 90 seconds. with me i have a guest here in ferguson. good morning to patricia bynes, the democratic congresswoman. can i get your opinion of the dispatch video, it's short, but shows officer wilson going to the hospital, surrounded by friends. what does it tell us? >> i'm not able to gain what it means, it's something that is it procedural. he needed to be looked at. he had a few minor injuries, it shows his union rep was on the scene. i didn't gain anything from it other than they were following procedure. >> what about the dispatch line that says radio traffic from the police and e m.

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st. matthew's lutheran church in san francisco. >>> the 16-year-old oakland boy accused of setting fire to a teen on an a.c. transit bus will be be sentenced today. richard thomas charged as an adult with felony assault. thomas pled no contest. a year ago he allegedly used a lighter to set 18-year-old luke fleischman's skirt on fire as he slept on the bus. >>> former chp officer admitted to stealing explicit photos from women he pulled over is the only person to be charged in the case. the district attorney says it can't pursue the other two officers involved because people can't control what text messages they receive. sean harrington was caught when she found someone sent her photos to an unknown number. >>> a stanford doctor who treated ebola patients in liberia will end his 21-day quarantine today. dr. colin bucks has been spending the time in his redwood city home. he was forced to send his wife and dog away until he was officially declared free of the virus. >>> the affordable care act is entering its second year and open enrollment begins tomorrow. for people who need help enrolling, there are events scheduled tomorrow in several bay area locations. they

st. jude research hospital, marlo it thomas is in washington for a good reason.ed. >> thanks so much. >> how does that feel? >> well, it's very exciting and very meaningful to my family. i can't help but think about my dad today, my mom and my grandparents who came to this country as immigrants. for them to have their granddaughter receive this honor from the united states of america's president, it's pretty meaningful. it's the american dream for sure. >> such a cool honor to receive. and tell us about the story we're going to look at today. >> that's a great story, savannah. 14-year-old girl named haley, who had aml, all, leukemia, 94% cure rate for it. aml is very scary, 70% cure rate. she receive aid procedure only possible at st. jude's. we created it. only the eighth child in the world to get it at st. jude's. it's a matter of taking a procedure that takes her mother's natural killer cells, together with the memory t cells in the bone marrow transplant and put them together with reduced radiation. she has a very good chance, she is now in remission and will

thomas roberts" starts right now. >> all eyes are on us now. >> the whole world is watching. >> our children are watching. >> let's make them proud. >> proud to be a stoud of how we move forward. >> the st. louis rams advertising for calm in the region as the missouri governor declares a state of emergency before the grand jury even hands down a decision in the shooting death of michael brown. >>> old man winter comes a calling. at or below freezing in all 50 states today, so pull out those puffer coats, we've got one frigid forecast for you. >>> and then, killer wedding? why this woman says she wants to marry that guy, convicted mass murderer charles manson, as soon as next month! the wedding beats. this is "way too early." ♪ your love's got me looking so crazy right now ♪ ♪ >> hey, hey, everybody! good morning, i'm thomas roberts, tuesday, november 18th. welcome to "way too early," the show that doesn't like to judge love, until now. we've got the bride of chucky details coming up in the cooler, which are wild. he's 80, she is 26. i'll just leave you with that one. >>> but we want to start this morning in missouri. a lot of news coming out of that

st. jude children's national hospital. outreach director marlo thomas is back with familiar faces.woshing all day and all night to be sure they stay good and healthy. that's exciting. we're going to send everything they're learning at st. jude's to the children all over the world to save lives everywhere. we can't thank the "today" show enough for allowing us to tell our story so that moms and dads at home are going to hear what they can do for their children. >> today is black friday. you're shopping. >> that's right. >> shopping for the holidays. look for that little sticker everywhere. >> look for our little slogan and fabulous top partner, kmart, is out there. and ann taylor and best buy and brooks brothers and williams sonoma and gnc. >> they're scrolling at the bottom of the screen. >> they're the good guys. >> we've said it a million time bus should say it again. no child pay force any of the care they receive. >> that's right. >> not travel, not meals. >> that's right. >> not the medical care. >> that's right. look how great they're doing. >> making the ornaments here. hale

st. louis and missouri. >> thank you. joining us live on the ground in ferguson, missouri, is the city's police chief, thomas jackson is with us. chief, i know this has been a very trying time for you and your officers. and i know a lot of the nation had you guys in our prayers. have any officers been hurt? >> no, none of our officers have been injured. thankfully. some county officers and i believe a highway patrolman were injured. i don't think anybody was seriously injured. we're very, very thankful for that. and thank you for the prayers. we all feel them. >> chief, i got to tell you between the rocks and bottles being thrown and the shots being fired, it's almost a miracle that nobody got hurt here. there were two men indicted last week on federal weapons charges. and they apparently had a plan to bomb the gateway arch and kill not only the st. louis prosecuting attorney robert mccullough but also you according to the post dispatch. were you aware of that threat on your life? >> i was aware of it, yes. >> and what about the threat there was a bounty put out on the head of officer darren wilson? i've been shocked there'

st. lewd. >> jenna, thank you so much. what a wonderful kid. marlowe thomashis is an important story. this is a very difficult disease with a tough cure rate, but you all are doing a pilot study on kids like devin. >> that's what st. jude does. this only has a 50% survival rate, it's a very tough cancer, solid tumor and the most common solid tumor in kids. we're doing a pilot study. we're testing whether we can put chemotherapy with immunotherapy and we've created an antibody right there on our campus. we have our own manufacturing system which nobody else can do. and if we can get this all to work together, we can make a headway into neuroblastoma. and it's already proven tore less toxic to children, less painful, and we're very excited about it. nobody's ever try it had before. and this is what st. jude does and we hope to get it to a place where we can start sharing it with the rest of the world. >> meanwhile, we just got exciting news that the first lady of the united states has invited all those kids we just saw in the piece to visit her at the white hou

here is another thomas nast cartoon from the 1870's showing a scene that is greatly exaggerated. a st. patrick's day parade, and an intersection ran with some traffic. scuffling, but it is blown up into this full on riot. notice that he draws the irish as savage beasts who are clubbing and beating bystanders and policemen. he had the double delight that it was on st. patrick's day that this happened. what more could you possibly expect? all right, any questions at this point? , there is more. nativism, i tell you, is multidimensional. thatism and labor, one will clearly found some earlier -- sound familiar to our modern ears. the idea that immigrants still jobs or lower wages. here is a poster from the 1850's. shall america labor be protected? cheap labor from abroad. they either take our jobs out or they worked for less. the wages of bricklayers and teamsters began to decline. this is one for the american party, the know nothings. toty number two anti-catholicism. the statement by the american association for the condition desk for the improvement of the condition of the poor lays th

i'm thomas roberts here in new york, and we're following the breaking news out of ferguson, missouri. last night stlouis county prosecuting attorney bob mcculloch making the announcement of the grand jury decision not to indict police officer darren wilson in the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager michael brown. >> they determined that no probable cause exists to file any charge against officer wilson and returned a no true bill on each of the five indictments. the physical and scientific evidence examined by the grand jury combined with the witness statements supported and

i'm thomas roberts here in new york, and we're following the breaking news out of ferguson, missouri. last night st. louis county prosecuting attorney bob mcculloch making the announcement of the grand jury decision not to indict police officer darren wilson in the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager michael brown. >> they determined that no probable cause exists to file any charge against officer wilson and returned a no true bill on each of the five indictments. the physical and scientific evidence examined by the grand jury combined with the witness statements supported and substantiated by that physical evidence tell the accurate and tragic story of what happened. >> it was following this announcement while protests were largely peaceful, ferguson saw some sporadic violence with dozens of buildings that have been set on fire. along with reports of gunfire and looting. in addition, two police cars were vandalized. and moments ago police held a press conference overnight, briefing the media on the events that they've been witnessing. now, one of the most interesting things coming out of that

thomas laury, "channel 6 action news." >> it was emotional day for young woman living out her basketball dreams. lauren hill a freshman at mount stirst and final game. she has inoperable brain cancer and scored first and last buckets of the game and afterwards celebrated with team and opponents and then offered a tearfull heart felt thank you. >> today has been the best day i've ever had [ applause ]. >> thank you so much. >> she received warm hugs and support from the whole family and meantime her story has drawn national attention leading for a fundraiser drive for brain research. so many wanted to be there for the big moment the game was moved it a larger venue. >> what a story. jeff here with sports now and the eagles injury report unfortunately including big players and we're waiting on prognosis. >> nick foles will have more test tomorrow. if it is a broken collar bone looking at 6 to 8 weeks possibly with nick foles out. big wins for eagles today but comes at cost. starting linebacker demeco ryans is expected to miss rest of year with torn achilles and quarterback nick foles may miss significant time with a shoulder injury

st. louis. i want to see hearing but i want to see healing take place [unfortunately, though, it could take a very long time for this community to heal. thomas>> peace on this night, dianne joining us, diane, thank you. >> i want to welcome jamane williams, he has been oning of the leading advocates for reform what do we learn from this past week. >> that remains to be seen. we have been here before, and didn't learn anything, so i am hoping that maybe we got some lessons this time. we began to realize we can use a culture shift, in how we police in new york, and ferguson, but across the country young mac, and brown, young men are shot unarmed. and that's a problem. >> are you afraid when the dust settles that michael brown will be just another statistic very concerned about that, because this has happened in the past. people are arguing about peaceful protests. when are we going to make reforms. people are listening. they can make changes before they do. and mr. furl and hoping that her lessons and will hold everyone accountable, and will make the thanksgiving a better system. >> you talk about people listening. what are the young voices sa

st. jude's research hospital. "today's" jenna bush hagg ehage have a touching story in a moment. first, marlo thomasgood morning. congratulations. >> good morning. >> what was it like? tom said it was the experience of a lifetime. >> it was. it was very emotional. i didn't expect it to be that emotional. i was sitting next to meryl streep, who cried through the whole thing. no matter who got a medal, we cried. what was beautiful about it, there we were with cheney and goodwin all those years ago who were murdered in mississippi and their family members were there to be recognized. that was very, very touching. >> you brought the medal with you here. it's on the table. >> i'm embarrassed that i did. >> you shouldn't be embarrassed. that's an exceptional award. >> it's very exciting. can you imagine my father? >> no. >> he must be so thrilled. >> i'm sure he is. >> we'll talk to you more in a second. jenna, what do you have for us this morning? >> we have another brave story of a young girl who refused to let cancer sideline her tennis dream dreams. just like her name, sunny was radiant, full of energ